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OCTOBER 30 - NOVEMBER 12, 2026 The SPORTS |B5
Lady Dawgs look to rematch Fairfield Union

girls soccer team in Regional Semifinal

match BY MATTHEW DOTSON | THE BUZZ

Vs. Beaver Local (10/28) with 40 seconds remaining, but the After the intermission, Tri-Valley Vs. John Glenn (10/17)
On Wednesday at Harrison Cen- last-minute surge fell short as they went straight back to work, putting Tri-Valley hosted the John Glenn Lil’
tral’s Wagner Field, the Scotties lost to Tri-Valley 4 – 2. up two more goals while holding Muskies at Kenny Wolford Park in
faced off against the top-seeded Bea- Zanesville to a shutout 8 – 0 victory, Dresden on Saturday. With very little
ver Local Beavers. Tri-Valley scored The win was Tri-Valley’s seventh ending the Blue Devils’ postseason delay, the Scotties started pumping
first with Gabbi Matz hitting the net straight and landed them the Divi- in the District Semifinal match. out goals in what would end up being
off of an assist by Priya Moore just sion III District Champion Title. a powerful 5 – 0 shutout victory over
three minutes into the game for a 1 Klara Drummonds had 3 saves in John Glenn to finish out their regular
– 0 lead. Scottie Emma Stoneburner the goal for Tri-Valley. Vs. Maysville (10/21) season play.
added a goal with just 18 minutes The Scotties will face Fairfield Just six days after a grueling 6 – 1
left in the first half to increase the Union in Logan on Tuesday, Novem- loss to the Scotties in regular sea- Vs. Maysville (10/15)
Tri-Valley lead to 2 – 0 before half- ber 3rd at 7 PM for the Regional son play, the Lady Panthers stepped At the Mac in Maysville on Thurs-
time. Semifinal match. onto the field in Dresden, hoping for day, the Scotties took a 6 – 1 win
In the second half, Tri-Valley kept a chance to upset the second-seed over the Panthers, with Caydee
their momentum as Cayden Shoen- Vs. Zanesville (10/26) Tri-Valley squad. Just like they trained Shoenleben leading the charge with
leben assisted Stoneburner for their At the Lacrone Soccer Complex to do, the Scotties took control of 3 goals. Priya Moore, Liv Brown, and
third goal of the game. With six min- in Dresden on Monday night, the the ball early and made quick work Emma Stoneburner each had a goal
utes left in the game, Shoenleben Scotties hosted the Zanesville Blue of their visitors with a shutout 4 – 0 to assist in the Tri-Valley victory. Pri-
grabbed a goal of her own to guide Devils. Tri-Valley stormed past the win to lead them on to the Division III ya had 2 saves, and Harper Knowlton
the Scotties to a 4 – 0 lead. The Bea- Blue Devils in the first minutes of District Semifinal match and end the and Emma Stoneburner each had 1
vers rallied in the last five minutes the game, taking six straight goals Panthers’ postseason in the opening assist.
of the match with a goal and then to lead the match 6 – 0 at the half match. Klara Drummonds had 2 saves in
converted a penalty kick for a goal break. the goal for Tri-Valley.

Maysville boys soccer ended their season with

a 9-8-1 record overall BY MATTHEW DOTSON | THE BUZZ

Jackson Factor provides a goal kick for Maysville earlier this season. Matthew Dotson

Vs. New Philadelphia (10/20) outpaced them with four additional
On Tuesday at Southside Commu- goals for the 5 – 3 victory.
nity Park in New Philadelphia, the
Panthers took on the Quakers for Vs. Liberty Union (10/12)
the East District Sectional Title at The Lions hosted the Panthers on
6:30 PM. The Quakers overpowered Monday in a tough battle that almost
the Panthers with a 4 – 1 win. The ended in a tie as each team landed
Quakers’ Ryan Sauser had 2 goals a goal in the first half, but Liberty
and 2 assists, Nathan Seigler had 1 Union landed one more goal just be-
goal, Liam Dawson had 1 goal, and fore the end of the first half to lead 2
Nich Riesen had 1 assist, along with – 1. Neither team scored in the sec-
Konnor Kreinbihl. Miles Beitzel had ond half, and Maysville went home
two saves for New Philadelphia. with a 2 – 1 loss.
Maysville walked away with the
East District Sectional Runner-Up Ti- Vs. Genoa Christian Academy
tle. (10/10)
Maysville hosted the Lions on Sat-
Vs. Lexington (10/17) urday, and they took command of
The Panthers traveled to Lexing- the field with a 1 – 0 lead at the end
ton, Ohio, on Saturday to play the of the first half.
Minutemen. The hosts took a 3 – 0 Back on the field, neither team
victory over Maysville as they con- could break through the defenses,
trolled the match and sent Maysville and Maysville took the 1 – 0 win.
home empty-handed.
Vs. Coshocton (10/6)
Vs. Cambridge (10/15) At Stewart Field in Coshocton on
The Panthers headed over to Cam- Tuesday night, the Panthers stepped
bridge on Thursday to play the Bob- out to a 2- 1 lead at the end of the
cats. Neither team was able to break first half against the Redskins.
ahead after locking in a 1 – 1 tie After the break, the Panthers got
and the draw marked the first of the right back to work, grabbing another
Maysville season. goal to seal their victory at 3 – 1.

Vs. Tri-Valley (10/13)
Maysville hosted the Scotties on
Tuesday at the Mac. The two teams
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