Grant Brown and Kylah Meyer both finished second individually in their races to lead LHS. The Lady Leopards placed 2nd as a team and the Louisville Boys also took 4th.
Charlie Roberts had 201 yards of offense, ran for a touchdown, and threw an 87 yard touchdown pass to Braiden Hershey but the Leopards fell to the host Golden Eagles 48-13. Louisville drops to 2-6 with the loss.
Carter Burton finished with a hat trick and also recorded 2 assists to lead the Leopards in their 12-2 road win over the Tigers. Drew Dillen, Ethan Diller, and Nick Johnston also scored a pair of goals each as Louisville reached its third highest score on the road in team history.
Kait Kardohely had 30 digs and Addison Burick finished with 41 assists but the Leopards fell to the visiting Crusaders 25-18, 25-23, 23-25, 25-27, 10-15. Sloane Sypolt also had 15 kills and Lexi Jobe 4 aces as LHS dropped to 3-16.
Peyton Biery finished 15th individually after carding an 88 to lead Louisville in their 7th place finish at the DI Elms Sectional Tournament. Kylie Wallace also shot 91 as the Lady Leopards concluded their 2022 campaign.
Zach Root shot a team low 5 over par 77 to qualify individually for the District Tournament at Pine Hills. Louisville shot 344 as a team to place ninth at the DI Sectional held at Tannenhauf Golf Club.
Addison Burick recorded 31 assists and Kait Kardohely finished with 15 digs as the Lady Leopards swept the host Bulldogs 25-18, 26-24, 25-18. Brooke Haren also had 10 kills and Sloane Sypolt threw down 9 kills as Louisville improved to 3-15.
Alyssa Schillig scored a pair of goals to lead the Lady Leopards to a 3-0 road shutout of the host Aviators. Sammi Beatty also scored a goal and Amelia Henderhan recorded her seventh shutout of the year in goal as Louisville won its fifth straight.
Kylah Meyer placed 4th individually to lead the Lady Leopards to a 10th place finish at the Stark County Invitational. Grant Brown also took 19th to lead the Louisville Boys to an 11th place finish.
Brady Adams scored the Leopards only goal in the second half to cut into the Panther lead, but Louisville still fell at Perry 2-1. Ian Darrow recorded an assist on the score as the Leopards fell to 9-4.
