HEAD COACH PAUL FARRAH

Coach Farrah starts his 9th season with his alma mater. A former WR and DB for the Leopards, he graduated from LHS in 1984. Coach still holds a few records for the mighty ‘Leps.  Coach Farrah graduated 1988 from Baldwin Wallace were he played DB. He earned his Master Degree in Administration from Ashland College.  He is currently a physical education teacher in the Louisville School system.  Coach Farrah is married to Debbie and they have 3 daughters, Nikki, Ally, and Andrea.

In the past 8 seasons the Leopards have a record of 72 wins and 23 losses under Coach Farrah.

Coach Farrah’s favorite moment is walking out of the home locker room through the tunnel with all of the Leopard teams. And what does Louisville football mean to coach:

“Tradition plus Excellence”

 

 

 

COACH DAN RADALIA

 

 

Dan graduated from LHS in 1976 after playing for the Leopards. He continued his education at Muskingum were he graduated in 1980.Dan coached at Carrollton from 1980 – 1988. He is now in his 20th year. Coach “Rad” is in charge of the “O” line and is well know for his pre-game speeches. He teaches World Studies at LHS. Dan is married to Maureen and has 2 children. Tyler, who will be playing for the Varsity and Catelyn.

Coach Radalia’s favorite moments were playoff victories against Chaney ’92, Pickerington ’03 , Dublin Scioto ’05 and

DeSales’ 07.

And what does Louisville football mean to coach:

“It is a long tradition of excellence that I feel privileged to be a small part of”

 

 

 

 

COACH JOHN DEMARCO

 

Coach DeMarco graduated from North Canton Hoover (don’t hold that against him) in 1978 and then Akron University in 1983. John is the offensive coordinator and also coaches the QB’s. He is now in his 25th year of coaching, the 9th with the Leopards.  He currently teaches advance math at LHS. His wife is Judy and they have two children, Jennifer and Robby.  John’s favorite moments were victories over Hoover ’00 & ’02,  Minerva ’01, 

Chaney ’02, Pickerington ’03, and Canton South ’05, DeSales’ 07.

And what does Louisville football mean to coach:

“Tradition, community excitement, student body dressed in Leopard jerseys, fans lining the fence in the end zones, the band and the fight song, hard working, hard nose football team matching the community it plays for.”

 

 

 

 

COACH NICK LEWIS

 

Coach Lewis graduated from Blackhawk (PA) in 1996 and then played ball and graduated from Mount Union College. Nick is in his 9th year of coaching, all for Louisville and is the defensive coordinator and DB coach.  He currently teaches Math at LHS. Nick is married to Angie and they have daughter Mykala. Nick is always in the weight room working with the kids.

Coach Lewis’s favorite moments are the wins at Pickerington ’03 ,Canton South comeback ’05 and DeSales’ 07.

And what does Louisville football mean to coach:

“Tradition rich program with phenomenal community support.”

 

 

 

 

 

COACH GREGG BEATTY

 

Greg is the veteran of the staff; graduating from LHS in 1970. Greg is a volunteer and as been involved for 25 yrs. Greg and his wife Barb have 4 children, former players Brian and Eric and Heather and Ashley. Greg is also the owner of Beatty Sports. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

COACH DAN WILSON

 

Dan joined the staff this last year after coaching at United Local. He is a graduate of LHS, 1995, and played ball and went to college at Akron University. He recently was elected into the LHS Athletic Hall of Fame. He is married to Michelle and has 2 children , Cody and Gracie.  Dan’s favorite moment was being asked to coach at Louisville, a dream come true! And what does Louisville football mean to coach:

“The tradition of Louisville football is the most important thing. Great athletes, good kids, great fans, tradition never graduates!”

 

 

 

 

 

COACH Troy Davis

 

Troy graduated from Malone College and played on Malone’s first football team. He is a graduate of LHS, 1991, and played

Off. tackle for the Leopards. He started coaching at Louisville in 1995 and is coaching the linebackers. He is currently teaching 5thgrade at Pleasant Grove .Troy and his wife Tammie have 2 children Torrie and Tyler. “First game I attended was in 1981 when the Leopards won the Federal League.  My Dad and I showed up a few minutes late to a sold out stadium

I could not believe my eyes we had to sit in the aisle just to get a seat.   It was that day I became a Leopard.   I knew I wanted to be a part of Louisville Football after I got a taste of what it was all about.  I was hooked for life.”

 

 

 

 

 

COACH Mike Norris

 

Mike is entering his 4th year of coaching at Louisville after playing for Walsh University. Mike is a 2001 graduate of Louisville and a 2005 graduate of Walsh University where he played   DE for 4 years. Mike is married to Carri and they have a son Colten. He is teaching 5th grade math at Fairhope. and is also the Head Freshman Boys Basketball coach.  Mike enjoys spending time with family and friends. What does Louisville Football mean to coach? “ Louisville Football means everything to me. Great community, great atmosphere, and great kids. “

 

 

 

 

 

 

COACH Adam Burris

 

Adam Burris graduated from LHS in 2003 after playing defensive end for the Leopards. He continued his education at Ohio Wesleyan University and is currently working as a freelance graphic designer and video producer. Adam is the defensive end coach for the Leps. Some of his favorite Leopard memories include the regular season wins against Hoover in 2002, West Branch in 2001 and playoff wins against Pickerington and Dublin Scioto.

And what does Louisville football mean to coach:

“11 hard nosed players with the same heart beat, carrying on the same traditions laid out before them”