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B4 |  SPORTS                                                            The                                      SEPTEMBER 18 - OCTOBER 1, 2026
        Scotties football looks to                                                John Glenn Volleyball swept


        take down Morgan at                                                       Crooksville on the road to

        Homecoming game                                                           Meadowbrook


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




































































        Tri-Valley junior Kaden Brock punts the ball to Philo.   Matthew Dotson

        Vs. Philo (9/11)                     the clock and win the game 31 – 29.
          Friday  night  at  Sam  Hatfield  Sta-    The Scotties will host the Morgan
        dium, the Electrics hosted the Scot-  Raiders on Friday, September 18th,
        ties for an MVL showdown. Despite  for their Homecoming game. Kickoff
        coming  into the  game as the  un-   will be at 7 PM.
        derdog  after a  6-5 overall  season
        where Tri-Valley left them with a 37  Vs. Clinton-Massie (9/4)
        – 15 loss, Philo stepped up early to    Under  the  Friday night lights at
        take a 10 – 7 lead after a field goal  Frank Ierlan Field in Clarksville, the
        at the end of the first quarter.  After  Scotties  wasted little time  in  get-  Lil’ Muskie Kamry Lahrmer sets the ball for an assist against New Lexington.   Matthew Dotson
        regaining their footing, the Scotties  ting to the  end  zone against  Clin-
        bounced back in the second quarter  ton-Massie.  Just  minutes into the   Vs. Crooksville (9/17)              in the match, but ultimately fell 25 –
        to pump out two touchdowns while  first period, the Dawgs were up 15        On the road in Crooksville on Thurs-  22.
        holding Philo at 10 to lead 21 – 10  – 7. The Falcons were trying hard to   day, the Lil’ Muskies started out fast
        at halftime.                         fight  back  with  two  touchdowns  of   with a 25 – 13 win over the Ceram-  Vs. Maysville (9/8)
          After both  marching bands  per-   their  own,  but still  trailed  29  – 14   ics. Crooksville battled in round two    The  Maysville Panthers arrived in
        formed  for  the crowd,  the teams  heading  into the  second  quarter.   but  fell  to  the visitors 25 – 18. To  New Concord on Tuesday to play the
        took over the field in the second half.  Tri-Valley  held off the Falcons’  of-  sweep their hosts, John Glenn pow-  Lil’  Muskies in  the Fish  Tank. John
        The  break  gave the  Electrics  time  fense all the way to halftime as they   ered forward to win round three, 25-  Glenn  dominated round  one  with  a
        to  reflect  and  review  their  strate-  continued to build their lead up to a   12.                         25 – 13 win. Maysville pushed round
        gy, and they put it into action in the  36 – 14 advantage at the break.     The  Muskies move  on to play  two into overdrive, but the Muskies
        third quarter, narrowing the gap on    Out of the locker room, the teams   Meadowbrook at home on Tuesday,  stayed out in front to win 27 – 25.
        Tri-Valley with a  touchdown  to end  each put up a touchdown in the third   with the  game  set  to start at 7:30  Despite  trying  hard  in  round  three,
        the  period  barely  trailing  21  –  18.  quarter, which left the Falcons play-  PM.                         the Muskies took the win 25 – 16 to
        Early in the fourth quarter, the Elec-  ing catch-up heading into the fourth                                  sweep the set.
        trics pulled off another touchdown to  at TV 43  and CM 21. The Scotties   Vs. New Lexington (9/15)
        take the lead again for the first time  doubled  their  efforts  in  the  final     In a four-round, hard-fought match  Vs. Sheridan (9/3)
        since  the  first  quarter  with  a  score  minutes of the game with two touch-  against  New  Lexington  on  Tuesday,    The Lady Generals were not about
        of 25 – 21. Tri-Valley answered back  downs while holding the Falcons to   John Glenn got edged out by a score  to let John  Glenn  come into their
        minutes later with their own touch-  one final touchdown to win the game   of 26 – 24. They came back in round  territory and win the match, as they
        down and extra point conversion to  57 – 28.                              two to just squeeze by the Panthers  pounded out a 25 – 13 win in round
        take the lead back 29 – 25. As the    Tri-Valley’s Leevi Wade had  a re-  25  –  21. New Lexington answered  one. Round  two was a close  copy
        clock ticked down,  it was looking  cord-breaking  night,  rushing  346   back with a big 25 – 14 win in round  of  the  first,  with  Sheridan  locking
        like Tri-Valley  would  take another  yards with six touchdowns.          three. The  Muskies wouldn’t  let go  down a 25 – 18 win. John Glenn put
        win against Philo, but in the very last                                   easily,  and  they  fought  for  the last  up 26 points in the final round, but
        seconds  of the  game, the  Electrics                                     round, but New Lex took it 25 – 21 to  the Lady Generals locked down the
        grabbed a final touchdown to run out                                      win 3 – 1 overall.                  sweep with a 28 – 26 win.

                                                                                  Vs. River View (9/10)
                                                                                    In Warsaw on Thursday, the Lady
                                          “We’re Not Like                         Black Bears stepped up to blast out               Made with
                                                                                  round one with a big 25  –  10  win,
                                           Other Stores!”                         leaving the Lil’ Muskies scrambling.              100%%
                                                                                  John Glenn had not recovered from
                                                                                  the first round as they fell in round             local news.
                                              New Furniture & New                    two, 25- 13. The last round was the
                                          Appliances, Sealy Mattresses,           closest as John Glenn fought to stay
                                             Outdoor Poly Furniture.





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