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                                                         FEATURING STORIES FROM MUSKINGUM’S NEIGHBORS.

        Raiders football heads to Dresden for

        Scotties Homecoming game                                                                           BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  THE BUZZ
































































        Morgan’s quarterback Henry Davisson tries to gain positive yards against West Muskingum.   Matthew Dotson
        Vs. West Muskingum (9/11)            – 0 deficit.                         at Jack Anderson Stadium on Friday,  0 challenge.
          The Raiders hopped on the bus on    The intermission only delayed the   September 18th, at 7 PM.              On  the  field  for  the  second  half,
        Friday, headed for West Muskingum  continued punishment at the hands      Vs. Philo (9/4)                     Philo  continued  to plow forward,
        High School. Once on the field, the  of West Muskingum as they pushed       McConnelsville  hosted the  Philo  scoring  two more touchdowns to
        Tornadoes  took over, taking a 7-  0  through the second half. The Raiders   Electrics on Friday. The Raiders kept  take a  33 – 2 lead  into  the fourth
        lead before the end of the first quar-  couldn’t  capitalize  on  their running   coming  up  empty-handed  against  quarter.  As  the  final  minutes  sped
        ter. Morgan couldn’t manage to push  game or their passing game. The Tor-  Philo, falling behind 6 – 0 in the first  by, Philo put in their final blows, and
        through the  West  Muskingum  de-    nadoes kept up their scoring, eventu-  quarter.  Morgan  tried  to  stop  the  after the dust settled, Morgan lost to
        fense and continued to fall behind,  ally taking down the Raiders  44 – 0.   Electrics, but by the end of the first  the visitors 35 – 6.
        and they went to halftime with a 21    Morgan moves on to face Tri-Valley   half, the Raiders were facing a 19 –


         Redskins volleyball team                                                Cambridge girls tennis faces


         takes a hit by Sheridan to                                              tough competition

         break four straight wins                                                 BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  THE BUZZ


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                                                                                  Cambrige’s Allie Voorhies returns the ball to Zanesville.    Matthew Dotson
                                                                                 Vs. Zanesville (9/17)                man,  6-2, 6-1; No.  3 singles Tracy
                                                                                   The Cambridge girls lost their most  beat Patterson,  6-1, 6-0. At No. 1
                                                                                 recent match against Zanesville. The  doubles,  Franklin  and  Buchdrucker
                                                                                 Bobcats’ No. 1 doubles team of Madi  beat Caim and Epler, 6-1, 6-1.
                                                                                 Peebles  and  Emrie Boreman slid
        Coshocton’s Mallorie Stamper jumps aloft for a kill against Maysville.   Matthew Dotson  past Tru Campbell and Hope Black-  Vs. Zanesville (9/8)
                                                                                 ford 6-2, 6-3. For the Blue Devils, at    Cambridge  dropped  to Zanesville
        Vs. Sheridan (9/17)                  Vs. Maysville (9/15)                No. 1 singles, Bella Jarrett defeated  on  Tuesday,  5-0. The Winners for
          In  Coshocton on Thursday, the    In  Maysville  on  Tuesday, the      Julia  Patterson  6-0, 6-0; No.  2 sin-  Zanesville  were: at No.  1 singles,
        Lady Generals showed up to take of  Panthers  were  ready  to  fight  the   gles Jo  Jo  Jarrett  downed  Brianna  Madi  Peebles lost to Bella Jarrett,
        the court by storm, but the Redskins  Redskins, and they did! With a long   Davis 6-1,  6-0; No.  3 singles Cysily  6-0, 6-0; at No. 2 singles, Emrie Bore-
        were  prepared and  battled hard  to  round  one  battle, Coshocton  just   Dalrymple won  6-2, 6-1  over Allie  man fell to Jo Jo Jarrett, 6-1, 6-3; No.
        stay within  a  few points;  however,  barely edged by the Panthers in a 25   Voorhies; at No. 2 doubles, the team  3 singles Julia  Patterson  dropped
        they fell in round one, 25- 21. Sher-  – 21 win. Round two was even closer   of Audrionna Hayes and Aliyah Cor-  to  Serenity  Simpson  in  2 tiebreak-
        idan  stepped up  their game and  for the two teams as Maysville found   nell  defeated  Madison  Caim  and  ers, 7-6, 7-6; No. 1 doubles team of
        pumped  out a 25  –  17  round  two  their  rhythm but  just  slipped  under   Rylee Wagdtaff, 6-2, 6-2.      Madison  Caim and  Rylee  Wagstaff
        win. And to put a sweep under their  Coshocton, who took a 26 – 24 win                                        were beat by Tru Campbell and Hope
        belt, Sheridan won round three 25 –  for  the  round.  The  third  and  final   Vs. Newark (9/13)             Blackford,  6-2, 6-3; No.  2 doubles
        16.                                  round was a close call, but Coshoc-    The  Bobcats fell to Newark  on  Nataleah Cosgrove and Brianna Da-
          The Redskins  will  head  to  East  ton took the sweep with a 25 – 21   Sunday. Newark’s winners were No.  vis fell to Audrionna Hayes and Ali-
        Knox  on Monday to face the  Lady  win.                                  1 singles Blackstone  over Peebles,  yah Cornell,  6-1, 6-1.
        Bulldogs at 7 PM.                                                        6-1, 6-0; No. 2 singles Roy over Bore-
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