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OCTOBER 16 - 29, 2026                                                   The                                                         SPORTS   |B3
        Tri-Valley volleyball took down New Lexington to


        land at 11 – 10 overall                                            BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  THE BUZZ



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        Tri-Valley’s Reese Lamonica jumps up for a kill against Maysville.    Matthew Dotson
        Vs. New Lexington (10/13)            in  front and  held out for the  win,   in  the second  game to  challenge  Vs. Maysville (9/24)
          On  the road  in  New  Lexington  25- 23. Game three saw the Gen-       Tri-Valley to the last minute, taking    In  Maysville  on  Thursday,  the
        on  Tuesday, the  Scotties  met up  erals go all out in a 25 – 16 blast   a 25 – 23 win to tie up the match.  Panthers hosted the  Scotties  and
        with the Panthers on the volleyball  forward. Tri-Valley holding on tight   The  Scotties  hit  the  floor  with  re-  fought  through  the  first  game  of
        court. The two teams were equal-     to the match, took a 25 – 23 win     newed energy in  the  third round,  the  match before falling  25  –  20
        ly matched in the first game, with  in game four before falling to Sheri-  pounding out a 25 – 15 win. The fi-  to the visitors. The Dawgs didn’t let
        Tri-Valley squeezing by for  a 25  –  dan finally in the last game, 15- 11,   nal game was the decision maker,  off the gas in game two with a 25 –
        20 win. New Lex flipped control in  sending  the  Generals  home  with    with Philo fighting to tie the match  14 win. Maysville stepped up in the
        the second  game,  taking  a  quick  the match win.                       again. The Electrics stayed on the  third game to edge out the Scotties
        25 – 12 win. Back on the court for                                        Scotties’ heels, but Tri-Valley pulled  by a score of 26 – 24. Game four
        the third game, Tri-Valley tightened  Vs. Licking Valley (10/5)           ahead and took the game and set  decided  the  match with Tri-Valley
        up their defense and held back the    Tri-Valley traveled to Hanover on   with a final 25 – 21 win.           winning 25 – 15.
        Panthers with a 25 – 20 win. The fi-  Monday to face the  Licking  Val-     For the match, Reagan Lamonica
        nal game followed the same track,  ley Panthers on their home court.      had 15 kills, 2 assists, 2 aces, and  Vs. West Muskingum (9/22)
        with  the  Scotties  taking  the  final  The Scotties made their presence   18  digs. Reese  Lamonica had  12    The  Lady  Tornadoes  traveled to
        win and winning the match with a  known with a 25 – 19 win in the         kills, 1 assist, 5 aces, and 11 digs.  Dresden Tuesday to face the Lady
        25 – 22 final round score.           first  game  of  the  match.  Licking   Emma Smith had 8 kills and 2 as-  Dawgs. The  Scotties  realized that
          Tri-Valley will face the New Phil-  Valley regrouped  and  came  out    sists. Emberlynn  Lee  had 6  kills.  their  work was  cut  out  for  them,
        adelphia  Quakers on  Wednesday,  to win the second game 25 – 19.         Raegan Durfee had 4 kills, 41 as-   with West  taking game one 25  –
        October 21st at 6 PM.                Tri-Valley  was  determined  to  take   sists, 2 aces, and 8 digs.       20. Tri-Valley came back in  game
                                             the win, and they did just that after                                    two to win 25 – 22. West Musking-
        Vs. Sheridan (10/8)                  taking the third and fourth games,   Vs. John Glenn (9/29)               um took game three, 25 – 22. In
                                             each with a score of 25 – 19.          Tri-Valley hosted the Lil’ Muskies  game three,  the  Scotties  got  out
        The Lady Dawgs hosted the Sheri-                                          on  Tuesday  and  went straight  to  ahead  and  finished  the  game  up
        dan Lady Generals on Thursday on  Vs. Philo (10/1)                        work, pushing past the John Glenn  25 – 14. In the fifth and final game
        Rich Longaberger  Court  in Dres-      On  the road  Thursday at the      squad for a game one 25 – 19 win.  of the match, West took the over-
        den.  Going  head-to-head,  the two  Power Plant in Philo, the  Scotties   The  Scotties  finished  off  a  clean  all match win with a 15 – 13 game
        squads battled down to the wire in  took on the  Lady  Electrics. From    sweep of the match with a 25 – 17  win.
        the  first  game,  but  Sheridan  took  the start, Tri-Valley dominated the   game two and a 25- 16 game three
        the win 25 – 22. Battling through  court,  winning  the  first  game  25   win.
        the second game, Tri-Valley got out  – 12. The Electrics  charged  back



        John Glenn boys soccer dropped their last two conference foes

        BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  THE BUZZ
                                                                                  Vs. River View (10/15)              ies scoreless in the first half of the
                                                                                    New Concord  hosted the Black  game while landing  a ball  in  the
                                                                                  Bears on  Thursday  for  a  soccer  goal twice to lead 2 – 0 at halftime.
                                                                                  game. The  Lil’  Muskies shut out    In the second half of the game,
                                                                                  the Bears’ offense and took a 1 – 0  Athens put  up  one  more  goal  to
                                                                                  victory.                            take a 3 – 0 win.

                                                                                  Vs. Morgan (10/13)                  Vs. Tri-Valley (10/8)
                                                                                    On  the road  in  McConnelsville,    In Dresden on Thursday, the Lil’
                                                                                  the Lil’  Muskies fought  head-to-  Muskies faced the Scotties. Tri-Val-
                                                                                  head with the Raiders through the  ley took control of the  game  and
                                                                                  first  half  with  no  score.  After  the  ultimately beat the Muskies 2 – 1.
                                                                                  break, John Glenn figured out what
                                                                                  they needed to break through and  Vs. Sheridan (10/6)
                                                                                  landed two goals in the second half    New  Concord  played  host to
                                                                                  to take a 2 – 0 win.                the Generals on Tuesday. The two
                                                                                                                      teams  went  scoreless  in  the  first
                                                                                  Vs. Athens (10/10)                  half  of  the game,  but  Sheridan
                                                                                    Athens  stepped off of the  bus  came  back in  the second half  to
                                                                                  in  New Concord  on  Saturday. On  grab three goals for a 3 – 0 win.
        Forward Angel Reyes stops the ball for John Glenn.   Matthew Dotson       the  field,  they  held  the  Lil’  Musk-













































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