Cole Miller shot a team low 7 over par 43 to lead the Leopards in their 175-184 home win over the Spartans. Sam Karcher, Jack Mayle, and Zach Root all shot 44 each for Louisville who improved to 5-1.
Drew Dillen scored the game winner with 14 seconds left via an assist from Ian Darrow to lift the Leopards past the host Golden Eagles 1-0. Louisville had never beaten GlenOak in 19 previous meetings dating back to 2003 but improved to 3-1 on the season with the shutout.
Kylah Meyer finished 2nd individually to lead the Lady Leopards and Grant Brown took 6th for the Boys. Both Louisville squads finished in 3rd place in their Large Division races.
Daveion Cruse threw touchdown passes to Charlie Roberts & Andrew Essik as the Leopards defeated the host Indians 16-6. Kolton Loy and Chase Mueller also made interceptions in the endzone on defense as Louisville improved to 1-2.
Sam Karcher shot 1 under par 35 to lead Louisville to a 164-180 road victory against Springfield at Chenoweth Golf Course in Akron Jack Mayle also shot 42 for the Leopards who improved to 4-1.
Brady Adams and Cam Young both scored first half goals to lead the Leopards past the visiting Panthers 2-1. Drew Dillen assisted both Louisville scores as LHS improved to 2-1 on the year.
Gabe Stoffer ran in a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns and threw a go-ahead conversion pass to Colten Norris as the Leopards rallied for a 16-14 win over the visiting Blue Devils. Owen Dimarzio also had two strip fumble recoveries earlier to keep Louisville in the game as they move to 2-1.
Sammi Beatty scored the Leopards lone goal via an assist from Alissa Lingenhoel in the 28th minute as Louisville blanked visiting Marlington 1-0. Amelia Henderhan recorded her 20th career shutout in goal for the Lady Leopards who improved to 2-3.
Kylie Wallace shot a team low 45 to lead the Lady Leopards who fell to the Lady Dukes 168-195 and the Lady Pirates 176-195. Peyton Biery, Anna Myers, and Natalie Warner also shot 50 each as LHS dropped to 2-3.
Jack Mayle placed 13th shooting 10 over par 81 to lead the Leopards who took 8th at the Congress Lake Invite. Zach Root also came in 17th carding an 11 over par 82.
