Lions Score Big In Win Over H-TR-S/PC (1-9-12)
Louisville gladly accepted five forfeits by Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer/Pawnee City, leading to an easy 51-12 Senior Night victory by the Lions over the short-handed Titan squad.

In the seven matches that actually took place, Louisville recorded four wins, three of which came via pins as John Leversee, Colby Smith and Steihl Reeves stuck their opponents.

Leversee, a 182 pound junior, opened the match with a dramatic finish over Michael Reed. Behind by a score of 7-5 entering the final period, Leversee pinned Reed, staking the Lions to a 6-0 team lead.

Smith recorded the quickest pin of the night, putting Nate Wiers on his back in 28 seconds while Reeves, the lone senior on the LHS squad, pinned Ben Railsback in 53 seconds.

“It was awesome,” said Reeves about getting a pin on Senior Night. “It’s nice to get a pin in front of a large crowd.”

Reeves is optimistic about the team’s future. “We have great numbers, our underclassmen are hard workers and we all have fun at practice.”

The Lions travel south to the Syracuse Pin Tournament on Friday with action scheduled to begin at 4:30.