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Scottie football takes 6-0 record into Week 7 game vs. River

View on Hall of Fame Night at Jack Anderson Stadium by Gregg Meadows

Running back Jayden Wallace prepares to evade a tackle from Maysville defense. Matthew Dotson
Six weeks into the 2024 football touchdowns, breaking Nate Strock’s end zone visit in the fourth rounded out a pair of 11-yard rushing scores by an-
season, Coach Cam West and his high- school record 68 career TD tosses ear- scoring for the winners. other All-Ohioan, senior tailback Jayden
flying Scottie gridiron squad have not lier this season, and now is up to 82 ca- Maysville’s 20 points came on a Wallace, as two Bode McCullough PATs
only fashioned an unbeaten 6-0 record, reer scoring tosses. Kade Rock to Gator Nichols TD connec- had the Scotties up 20-0 at the first
but they’ve done it in convincing style for But in the Maysville game, the Scot- tion, a Keaton Bryan 15-yard run, and break.
the most part. tie talented 6’ 2” signal caller also sur- a 95-yard kickoff return from Landon Host New Lexington got on the
In their first six games, the Scot- passed the TVHS football career yardage Iden. board at 7:37 of the second quarter on
ties have averaged 43 points per game, mark held by Strock as well. Strock’s Statistically for the Scotties: Top re- an Isaiah Stephens for a 2-yard touch-
while allowing just under 10 points per 6,318 career passing yards was tops for ceivers - Keaton Hahn (five catches/102 down pass to Paul Stenson, but the Scot-
contest. TV until Friday night’s Lyall performance, yds., 3 TDs), Hindel (4-43 yds and a ties answered with two more scores – a
Last Friday night’s 66-20 win, on as Max now has the record with 6,379 score); Ryan Lamonica (2-78 yds., and a Lyall to Lamonica six-pointer that cov-
Homecoming Night at Jack Anderson career yards through the air, through six score) Jayden Wallace – 55 yards in 10 ered 47 yards, then a last-second Lyall
Stadium over visiting Maysville, was games into his senior season. rushes and also 3 catches for 55 yards to Keaton Hahn touchdown hookup from
further proof of the way the Tri-Valley Tri-Valley’s seven first half scores in and score. Isaiah Doyle (58 yds in five 26 yards out with just five seconds left
football machine has steamrolled five the Maysville win included: Lyall’s first carries and a score). Bode McCullough before halftime.
of their first six opponents. The Scotties period nine-yard toss to Keaton Hahn, was 8-8 on PATs. The Scotties forced a running clock
scored seven touchdowns – and a safety a 33-yard hookup with Ryan Lamonica Defensively for the Dawgs: Kam in the third quarter after Max Lyall’s first
– in the first two quarters, then utilized (followed by a two-point conversion run Karns, Derek Frueh, and Casen Baker all rushing score of his career, a four-yard
a second half running clock to cruise to by Lamonica), another scoring toss to had interceptions, while Ashton Winner QB sneak up the middle that gave Tri-
the win. Hahn (54 yds.), and an 18-yard run from and Derek Frueh were the top TV tack- Valley a 41-7 lead at 7:49.
Tri-Valley senior All-Ohio quarter- Jayden Wallace for a 31-7 headed to lers. The host Panthers found the end zone in
back Max Lyall threw for a career-high the second quarter. Lyall’s three second This Friday night, the Scotties host the fourth quarter, with 4:30 left in the
tying six touchdowns in the game (in just period TD passes were to Hahn (eight River View at Jack Anderson Stadium, game for the game’s final 41-14 tally.
two quarters of play) and 317 total yards yards), Wallace (27 yards), then an 18- where in a pre-game ceremony, former Offensively for the winners, Max Lyall fin-
on his 16 completions as the host Scot- yard bullet in the end zone to Kade Hin- Tri-Valley football great and All-Ohioan ished his big night connecting on 10 of
ties led 52-7 at the halftime intermis- del on the last play of the first half. Nate Strock, softball All-Ohioan Riley his 16 attempted passes good for 252
sion. Scottie freshman Leevi Wade added Paxson, and the 2017 Scottie D-III state yards and three scoring aerials, while
Lyall already owns the Tri-Valley a 17-yard scoring scamper in the third runnerup football team (coached by Jayden Wallace led Scottie rushers with
school-record career mark for most period, then an Isaiah Doyle five-yard Justin Buttermore) will be honored with his game-high 108 yards in 18 attempts
their induction into the TVHS Athletic and two scores, and two catches for 18
Hall of Fame. yards as well.
Back on Friday night, September
Ryan Lamonica led Scottie receiv-
Purchase 20 at New Lexington, Tri-Valley won the ers, hauling in four Lyall tosses good for
battle of unbeatens with their 41-14 win a whopping 177 yards and two TDs, with
Your Copy over the host Panthers. Keaton Hahn adding a pair of snags for
Visiting Tri-Valley racked up five first half 34 yards, and Kaden Hindel a pair of
scores to lead 34-7 at intermission, then grabs for 23 yards. Bode McCullough
cruised in the second half to remain per- was five-for-six on PATs for the winners.
at the Next fect on their 2024 season at the midway Defensively for the Dawgs, Chris Gargasz
point of the regular season. led TV tacklers with 6.5 stops including
Home Game! on the Panthers first possession, the nan was right behind with five tackles
After forcing a New Lexington punt two tackles for a loss, while Carter Di-
host Scotties wasted little time in setting and a fumble recovery, followed by Ash-
the tone for the contest, as TV senior All- ton Winner (five tackles), Kam Karns,
100% Of the proceeds benefit the Ohio QB Max Lyall hooked up with junior Gavin Spiker, and Styer Rognon all with
standout receiver Ryan Lamonica for a four tackles, Ryan Lamonica with three
Tri-Valley Touchdown Club. long gain, then capped the 69-yard scor- stops, and Kade Hindel, Derek Frueh,
ing drive, finding Lamonica again for a and Kurt Ross all with two tackles. Frueh
20-yard completion for six points and also recovered a fumble for the winners.
quick lead for the black and gold.
Tri-Valley found the end zone two
more times in the opening quarter on