Tag Archive for: Louisville

LEOPARDS ADVANCE TO DISTRICT TITLE

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LOUISVILLE OH-

Louisville shut down a New Philly Quakers team in 4 sets with scores:
25-22, 22-25, 25-14, 25-14 Tuesday night

Leading the Leps were seniors:
Paige Cole with 29 kills and 13 digs
Lauren Siegfried with 30 assists
Amanda Clark with 12 service points and 2 aces

Louisville is now on a 10 game win streak and at a record of 16-8 are advancing on to the District Finals.

The Leps will play the undefeated #1 seed Jackson this Saturday at Jackson High School at 1:00.

*Contributed By Alicia Mihelic at leopardathletics.org

COLE SECURES 1,000 KILLS IN LEOPARDS WIN

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BELOIT OH-

The Louisville Lady Leopards traveled to West Branch and defeated the Warriors in 3 sets:
25-18, 25-16, 25-21

Senior Paige Cole led the Leps offense with 19 kills and hit a career milestone of 1,000 kills!! Congrats to Paige on this incredible accomplishment.

Senior Lauren Siegfried also added in 9 kills and led the Leps with 21 assists.
Defensively Senior Sydney Bast led with 12 digs.
Freshman Addison Burick had a team high of 16 service points.

Leps advance to 11-8.

Louisville returns to action Wednesday as they host Barberton.

*Contributed by Alicia Mihelic at leopardathletics.org

LEOPARDS BOW OUT AGAINST NDCL

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LOUISVILLE OH- Louisville played their 12th home playoff game last night in their program’s first matchup with NDCL. In a defensive struggle a late score propelled the Lions over Louisville 14-7.

Tyler Jackson went 13/29 with 118 yards and a touchdown. Zach Seaman caught 3 passes for 53 yards. Brock Pickens caught 3 for 22 yards and a touchdown. Louisville ran the ball 35 times for 77 yards.

The Leopards finish the season at 2-5. There is still available dates for the Leopards to play non playoff games up until Week 10. Stay tuned for matchups.

LOUISVILLE PROTECTS THEIR HOME COURT

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LOUISVILLE OH-

The Lady Leps hosted the Massillon Tigers tonight and won in 3 straight sets with scores:
25-13
25-12
25-17
Stat Leaders for the night:
Addison Burick – 16 service points
Kendal Loy – 4 aces
Lauren Siegfried – 8 kills, 23 assists
Paige Cole – 7 kills, 3 blocks
Reagan Vanover – 7 kills
Sydney Bast – 11 digs

Leps now 8-8.

Leps travel to play St. Thomas Aquinas on Thursday.

*Contributed By Alicia Mihelic at leopardsathletics.org

LEOPARDS BATTLE BUT FALL TO JACKSON

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LOUISVILLE OH-

The Lady Leps fought a tough 3 set match tonight against a strong Jackson team.
Sets 2 and 3 were a hard fought battle leaving the Leps just short of the set Win.
Scores were 17-25, 32-34, 25-27

Leading the way for the Leps offense were senior setters Lauren Siegfried (18 assists) and Amanda Clark (16 assists). Senior Paige Cole added in a team high of 22 kills. Tonight’s match puts Cole into the 900’s for career kills.
Defensively, Senior Sydney Bast led with 19 digs while teammates Paige Cole, Lauren Siegfried, and Kendal Loy each added in 4 blocks.
Junior Emma Davis led at the serving line with 8 service points while Siegfried added in 2 aces for the night.
Leps now 6-7

JV fell in 2 sets. 10-25 and 11-25

Lady Leps are home again tomorrow with hosting Wooster.

*Contributed by Alicia Mihelic at leopardsathletics.org.

FITCH SENDS LEOPARDS HOME EMPTY HANDED

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AUSTINTOWN OH- It was a highly anticipated matchup on Thursday night between Fitch and Louisville, and it did not disappoint. The Falcons responded from being down 2-1 to win the match 3-2 (20-25 26-24 14-25 25-15 15-10).

The Falcons struggled at first to get a handle on Louisville standout Paige Cole. She had a big chunk of her match- high 28 kills in the first set. The Falcons couldn’t get their blockers to get in time. Cole, and the Leopards navigated their way to a 25-20 set one victory.

Set two was the most competitive set of the night. The two teams went back and forth as the set went on. Fitch jumped out to a 4-0 lead early, and that was enough to keep them close. The Leopards still showed great power in the front row and took a couple leads. But Chelsie Wheeler got a strong kill from the left side to end the set.

The two teams traded dominating sets, helped out by opponent errors. Serve receive got shaky for Fitch in set three and the Leopards pounced all over them. Then, in set four it was attack errors that became the bugaboo for Louisville letting Fitch run away with the set and force a set five.

Trailing 11-10 lead in set five, Louisville made a mistake that would turn the set around. For the first time in the match they were called for a double touch on the set, and it would give the Falcons a 12-10 lead. They would go on a 3-1 run to end the set and the match.

Alyssa Leskovac earned a double double with 10 kills, and 24 digs. Chelsie Wheeler led the Falcons offense with 16 kills. Jocelyn Jourdan player tremendous net defense on the strong attackers of Louisville. She finished with 6 blocks, and 8 kills. Emma Bartlett fought through a cut on her right thumb to still finish with 40 assists.

For the Leopards, Paige Cole has another terrific night with 28 kills, and 15 digs. Lauren Siegfried set up 27 assists. Kendall Loy served up 2 aces.

The Falcons are now 11-1 and will travel to East on Monday. The Leopards fall to 6-5 and they’ll host Jackson on Wednesday.

HOOVER PROVES TOO MUCH FOR LEOPARDS

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CANTON OH-

The Louisville Leopards Varsity Football Team fell to the host North Canton Hoover Vikings 45-21 Friday Night at Memorial Stadium. With the loss, Louisville falls to 1-3 on the season.

Dan Kennedy carried the ball 17 times for 115 yards, ran for 2 touchdowns, and made 3 catches for 35 yards to lead the Leopards as they rallied back from a 14-0 deficit in the first half. Louisville tied the game at 21-21 when quarterback Tyler Jackson hit wide receiver Brock Pickens on a 2 yard touchdown pass on the final play of the first half. Jackson would finish 10 of 20 passing for 120 yards through the air.

Neither team scored in the third quarter, but North Canton poured on 24 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to quickly turn a competitive game into a blowout.

*Contributed By YSN’s Rob Roberts

IRISH HAVE ALL THE LUCK AGAINST LOUISVILLE

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LOUISVILLE OH- St. Vincent St. Mary took the opening kick off the distance and didn’t look back, defeating Louisville 35 – 7.
Darrian Lewis scored on a 70 yard kick return and threw a 35 yard touchdown on a half back pass. Kid did it all.

George Linberger ran for 124 yards and a touchdown for STVSTM.
Louisville could not get much going on offense. Zack Seaman caught an 80 yard touchdown pass from Tyler Jackson for Louisville’s lone score

Louisville will look to bounce back in week 4 on Friday as they travel to Hoover.

Contributed by YSN’s Rob Roberts

LOUISVILLE’S LATE SCORE SECURES VICTORY

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CANTON OH- Louisville defeated Glen Oak tonight 17 to 14.
Head Coach Troy Davis earned his first win as head coach.
QB Tyler Jackson was very efficient throwing 2 touchdown passes to Dan Kennedy (40 yards) and Broc Pickens (80 yards).
Andrew Essik led the Leopard rushing attack.
The Defense was solid all game. Cam Brazek, Josh Stafford, Tony Brahler and JD Spittaleri played great on the defensive line.
Linebackers Brady Vanover, Connor Addelman, Kurt Haren, & Carson Rose were solid all night.
Defensive secondary played very well with Zack Seaman  getting an interception.
Kicker Miles Lab continues to be perfect on field goals and PATS. Connecting for a 20 yard FG and 2 extra points.
The Leopards host St. Vincent St. Mary next Friday.

*Contributed by YSN’s Rob Roberts

LEOPARDS POUNCE ON NEW PHILADELPHIA

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LOUSIVILLE OH- The Louisville Girls Tennis Team got a big win over New Philadelphia on Wednesday 4-1. This brings the Leopards record to 6-6. The individual scores are as follows

Singles
#1 Rachel Kibler (L) d. Maddie Troyer (NP) 6-0, 6-0
#2 Sherilynn Mullett (L) d. Grace Engstrom (NP) d. 6-7, 6-1, 6-1
#3 Jade Thomas (L) d. Bryante Caldwell (NP) 7-5, 6-2
Doubles
#1 Bailey Menegay & Katy Yarnall (L) d. Sophie Troyer & Alli Richwine (NP) 6-2, 4-6, 6-0
#2 Alexis Mamula & Maggie Prucha (NP) d. Kora Woolf & McKenzie Taylor (L) 2-6, 6-3, 6-4

*Contributed by Rod Hall at leopardathletics.org