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C4 |  SPORTS                                                            The                                               SEPTEMBER 4 - 17, 2026
        Tri-Valley volleyball team  Maysville boys soccer


        rocks 4 – 1 overall                                                      capsized John Glenn for


        record with 3 straight                                                   conference win

        wins           BY MATTHEW DOTSON | THE BUZZ                              BY MATTHEW DOTSON | THE BUZZ







































































        Scottie volleyball player Emma Smith tries to tip the ball over the net.    Matthew Dotson

        Vs. John Glenn (9/1)                 Vs. Maysville (8/27)
          The Scotties  hit  New  Concord  on    On Thursday in Dresden, the Mays-
        Tuesday to face the Lil’ Muskies. The  ville Panthers stepped into the gym
        first match was a close one that was  for a set against Tri-Valley. The Scot-
        almost down to the wire, but Tri-Val-  ties  took  the  first  match  25  –  14.
        ley came out  on  top  25  – 20. The  Round  two showed the same pace    Maysville’s Cohen McPeek throws his body in front of the ball.    Matthew Dotson
        two teams flipped in round two, with  as Tri-Valley dominated the court in
        John Glenn winning 25 – 19. Tri-Val-  a 25 – 11 win. Quickening the pace   Vs. John Glenn (9/1)                 Starting the second half, Maysville
        ley turned  around  and  won  round  in  round three, Tri-Valley grabbed  a     On Tuesday night at New Concord,  flipped  the  dynamic;  the  Panthers
        three, 25 – 18. Again, the Muskies  clean sweep with a 25 – 7 victory.   the  Maysville Panthers stepped  put up two goals in the second half
        did  the  same, winning  round  four,    Reese Lamonica had 11 kills and 3   onto the field ready to play. Battling  but still fell to the Tornadoes 6 – 2.
        25- 18. The final round and set went  aces for Tri-Valley. Emma Smith had   through  the game,  kicking in  two  The two  goals  for  Maysville  were
        to Tri-Valley, who won 15  –  9  and  8 kills. Gracie Olinger had 2 kills, 1   goals.  John  Glenn  tried  to  make  a  brought in  by Colton  McPeek  and
        overall 3 – 2.                       assist, 3 aces, and 2 digs. Liv Reffitt   comeback, but they were stifled sev-  Carson Shockley had one goal each
          For  the Scotties, Raegan Durfee  had 2 aces and 1 dig. Reagan Lam-    eral  times; Tim Mann  got one  goal  for the Panthers.
        had  31  assists,  Liv  Reffitt  had  13  onica had 7 kills, 2 assists, 4 aces,   in  for  John  Glenn.  The  Lil’  Muskies
        digs,  and  Reese  Lamonica  had  13  and  2  digs.  Karley Bollinger had  7   had a few more shots on goal from  Vs. Tuscarawas Valley (8/22)
        kills and 14 digs. Reagan Lamonica  kills. Raegan Durfee had 24 assists,   corner kicks and foul kicks, but they    Saturday, the Panthers invited the
        had 7 kills and 11 digs. Emma Smith  2 aces, and 2 digs. Kerrington Berry   were  not  able to tie  the  game  and  Tuscarawas Valley Trojans  to the
        had 14 kills. Zoey Snode had 6 aces.  had 1 kill.                        fell 2 – 1 to Maysville.             Mac.  From the start, it was Mays-
                                                                                   Carson  Shockley  hit  a  goal  for  ville’s game, pouncing onto the field
        Vs. Zanesville (8/31)                Vs. Meadowbrook (8/25)              Maysville with an assist from Colton  and taking four straight goals before
          Tri-Valley hosted the Lady Blue Dev-    On  Tuesday,  the Lady  Dawgs fell   McPeek. Drake Moore had the other  halftime to lead 4 – 0 at the break.
        ils on Rich Longaberger Court Mon-   to Meadowbrook in a tight matchup,   goal for Maysville with an assist from    As the game continued, the Tro-
        day. In a quick set, the Scotties took  falling 25 – 19 in round 1. In round   Keaton Meredith.               jans landed a goal, but Maysville an-
        down  Zanesville  25  – 12 in  round  2, the Colts stepped up  to win  25                                     swered with one of their own and fol-
        one. In round two, the girls picked up  –  11.  The  final  round  continued  at   Vs. West Muskingum (8/25)  lowed with a second, so there was no
        the pace as they blasted forward to a  the same pace, with  Meadowbrook     The  Tornadoes  blew into Mays-   question. And the Panthers finished
        25 – 5 win. In a clean sweep, Tri-Val-  sweeping the set with a 25 – 12 win.   ville on Tuesday. West  didn’t  give  out the 6 – 1 victory.
        ley won the last match 25 – 14.                                          the Panthers any breathing room as    For  Maysville,  Brady  Parker had
          Reese  Lamonica  had  6 kills                                          they went right to work, piling up five  one goal  and one assist. Colton
        against Zanesville. Liv Reffitt had 5       ADVERTISE IN THE BUZZ.       goals before the end of the first half,  McPeek had one goal. Keaton Mer-
        kills. Reagan Lamonica had 7 kills.              740-270-2408            while holding the Panthers’ offense  edith had an assist. Kipton Hiles had
        Raegan Durfee had 18 assists and 5                                       scoreless.                           an assist.  Carson Shockley led the
        aces.                                                                                                         way with four goals.





                                          “We’re Not Like                         Zanesville girls tennis

                                           Other Stores!”                         team took down Logan

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                                                                                  Vs. Logan (8/26)                    Vs. Watkins Memorial (8/25)
                                                                                    Zanesville  picked up  a  4-1 win    The Blue Devils  lost  to  Watkins
                                                                                  Wednesday at Home against Logan.  Memorial  Tuesday.  At No.1 singles,
                                                                                  Winners for  Zanesville  at No.1 sin-  Watkins’  Nora  Green  bested  Bella
                                                                                  gles,  Bella  Jarrett defeated  Katrina  Jarrett  6-0, 6- 2. No. 3 singles Gab-
                                                                                  Albos 6- 3, 6-2.  No. 2 singles JoJo  by Smith won over Cysily Dalrymple,
                                                                                  Jarrett downed  Jasmine  Bucki  6-2,  6-1, 6-2. The first doubles team for
                                                                                  6-1; the No. 1 doubles team of Tru  ZHS dropped a hard-fought 6-4, 6-3
                                                                                  Campbell  and  Hope Blackford  won  to  Samantha  Madison  and  Julian
                                                                                  over Sydney Thomas and Lydia Shim-  Colgrave. At No. 2 doubles, Watkins
                                                                                  mel 6-4, 6-2; and at No. 2 doubles,  Lilly Everhart and Anezie Ross edged
                                                                                  Audrionna Hayes and Aliyah Cornell  the  ZHS team of Audrionna  Hayes
                                                                                  downed Sydney Thomas and Naviah  and Aliyah Cornell by a score of 6-4,
                                                                                  Rickenbacker 6-3, 6 -3.  Logan’s lone  6-4.  Zanesville’s Only winner was at
                                                                                  win was at No. 3 singles, where Cat-  No. 2 singles, with  Jo Jo Jarrett de-
                                                                                  lin Coffin outlasted Cysily Dalrymple  feating  Eva Barbour 6-4,4-6, 6 -3.
                                                                                  by a score of 0-6, 6-2, 10 – 2 in a
                    OPEN: Mon. - Fri. 9:30 AM -  6 PM, Sat. 9:30 AM - 5 PM        super tiebreaker.
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