Jessie Stewart took 1st in Original Oratory and Kenna Dunlap placed 1st in Programmed Oral Interpretation as Louisville received 5th in team sweepstakes at Warren JFK. LHS novices also competed at the GlenOak.
The #14 seed Leopards were shutout by the host #5 seed Polar Bears 2-0 in the DI Cleveland 1 District Semifinals at Rick Neitzelt Stadium. Louisville finishes with a final record of 14-5.
Dominic Porter-Kovacich scored a pair of goals to lead the #14 Leopards past the #8 Comets 2-1 in the DI Cleveland 1 Sectional Finals. Louisville has now won four consecutive sectional titles and improves to 14-4 with the victory.
Kylah Meyer placed 2nd for the girls and Grant Brown took 23rd for the boys to punch their tickets to regionals. The Lady Leopards finished 13th as a team and the Louisville Boys took 18th at the DI GlenOak District Meet.
Daveion Cruse ran for 60 yard touchdown and threw another to Braiden Hershey but the Leopards fell to the Cadets 45-19. Hershey also had 2 interceptions on defense and Andrew Essik ran for 100 yards & scored a touchdown as Louisville finished 3-7.
The #18 seed Leopards were shutout by the host #14 seed Lions 1-0 in the DI Cleveland 1 Sectional Finals. Amelia Henderhan recorded 5 saves for the Lady Leopards who finish the season 10-6-1.
Brooke Haren finished with 11 kills and 10 digs, but the #29 seed Leopards fell to the host #7 seed Warriors 16-25, 17-25, 26-24, 16-25 in the DI Solon Sectional Semifinals. AJ Burick also had 22 assists, Kaitlyn Kardohely 13 digs, and Addy Campbell 3 aces as Louisville finishes 5-18.
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Cameron Young scored the only goal of the game with 3:59 left in overtime to lift the #14 seed Leopards past the #16 seed Golden Eagles in the DI Cleveland 1 Sectional Semifinals. Noah Emmons earned his 7th shutout in goal as Louisville set a new team record for wins moving to 13-4.
Chase Mueller caught two clutch touchdown passes from Charlie Roberts and Will Ramsey also ran for a score as Louisville defeated visiting Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin 24-17 in double overtime to improve to 3-6.
