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PAGE 8 |  SPORTS                                                                                                   JANUARY 24 - FEBRUARY 6, 2025
        Tri-Valley added two big MVL wins to the record as the season

        winds down                   by Matthew Dotson



        Vs Maysville (1/21)                  took control of the game early on, tak-  Panthers to regroup completely as the   Scotties in the final quarter, but it was
          In the first face-to-face of the season   ing a 13 – 8 lead by the end of the first  Dawgs started the third  quarter with   not enough to make a big difference as
        with the Maysville Panthers who went all   quarter.  The  Panthers rallied back in  so much momentum that they more   Tri-Valley took the win with a score of 65
        the way to the State Final last season,   the second quarter but could not catch  than  doubled  their  first-half  score  in   – 48
        the Scotties had a lot to prove Tuesday   the Scotties as they took a 24 – 18 lead  one period putting up a huge 50 – 31     For the night May Lyall had 21 points,
        night.  As has been the case with a lot of   into the intermission.      lead  heading  into the  fourth  quarter.    five rebounds, and four assists.  Nohah
        the games this season for Tri-Valley, they     The  break  didn’t  do enough for the  Maysville bounced back to out-shoot the   Nichols had 14 points and six rebounds.
                                                                                                                      Ryan Lamonica had 12 points and sev-
                                                                                                                      en rebounds.  Kam Karns had 10 points
                                                                                                                      and six rebounds.
                                                                                                                        Tri-Valley moves on to take on Crooks-
                                                                                                                      ville at the Dawg House on Friday with
                                                                                                                      the game to start at 7:30 PM.

                                                                                                                      Vs Morgan (1/17)
                                                                                                                        Dresden hosted the  Morgan Raiders
                                                                                                                      on Friday at the Dawg House.  The Raid-
                                                                                                                      ers were playing catchup from the tipoff
                                                                                                                      as the Scotties blew past them time af-
                                                                                                                      ter time to take a quick 22 – 4 lead as
                                                                                                                      the first quarter ended.  Morgan made
                                                                                                                      a little more headway offensively in the
                                                                                                                      second quarter, but still could not come
                                                                                                                      close to keeping up with the Dawgs as
                                                                                                                      they took a huge 45 – 15 advantage at
                                                                                                                      halftime.
                                                                                                                        The Raiders tried to rally in the third
                                                                                                                      quarter but still  trailed  the  Scotties  by
                                                                                                                      five ending the third frame down 67 –
                                                                                                                      32.  With the clock running the second-
                                                                                                                      string players for Tri-Valley were not able
                                                                                                                      to land any final shots but they did hold
                                                                                                                      Morgan  scoreless  as  well  in  the  final
                                                                                                                      minutes as the Dawgs got the “W”.
                                                                                                                        Keaton  Hahn  had  15 points  for  the
                                                                                                                      Scotties, while Nohah Nichols put in 14
                                                                                                                      points, and Max Lyall added 11 points.
        The Scottie’s Jack Rapol prepares to pass the ball to avoid the Raiders defense.    Matthew Dotson

        Lady Blue Devils aim to pull out of a three game slump


        by Matthew Dotson
        Vs Utica (1/22)                      riod helped to build the Blue Devils lead
          Zanesville invited the Utica Redskins   who took a 25 – 16 lead into the half-
        to the  court  on Wednesday for a con-  time break against the Yellowjackets.
        ference game.  The  game was closely     When play continued  the  two very
        fought but the Lady Redskins edged out   different teams took the court with Mt.
        Zanesville with a 62 – 56 victory.    Vernon  blasting out  a  20-point  quarter
          The Blue Devils host Watkins Memo-  while holding Zanesville to 10 points to
        rial  on  Saturday on their home  court.    take the lead in the game 36 – 35. The
        Game time is set for 1:45 PM.        final minutes of the game were almost
                                             a mirror of the third quarter as the Yel-
        Vs Granville (1/18)                  lowjackets dominated  the second  half
          The Blue Aces hosted the Zanes-    of the game and kept a 55 – 45 victory
        ville girls basketball team on Saturday.    for themselves.
        Zanesville  was taken aback having a
        team jump out in the lead from the start   Vs Bishop Rosecrans (1/13)
        after leading  in the  beginning of their     The Lady Blue Devils hosted the girls
        previous  two  games,  but  Granville  did   from Bishop Rosecrans on Monday.  It a
        just that taking a larger 18 – 5 lead at   show of force, the Zanesville girls fired
        the  end  of  the  first  quarter.    The  Aces   off to a commanding 13 – 5 lead at the
        blew through the second quarter of the   end of the first quarter of play. As the
        game with the  same momentum as      first half wore on, the Lady Bishops got
        they sent the  Lady  Blue Devils to the   no reprieve as the Blue Devils continued
        locker room down 37 – 12 at halftime.  to build their lead with a 22-point quar-
          Back on the court, Zanesville was not   ter to take the first half 35 – 9.
        able  to  build  up  enough  steam to  get     After the  break, the  Bishops fought
        past  the  Lady  Blue  Aces  as  Granville   back valiantly  but  were unable  to get
        continued  to  roll  past  the Devils’  de-  past the Zanesville defenses as the Dev-
        fenses holding the lead at the end of the   ils rounded out the third quarter up 49
        third quarter 48 – 19.  With the last min-  – 19.  Zanesville completely shut down
        utes rolling down, the Devils made some   the Bishop’s offense in the final minutes
        headway in the final quarter, but it was   of the game as they took a very formi-
        too little too late as they fell to the Blue   dable 64 – 19 victory.
        Aces 56 – 32.

        Vs Mt. Vernon (1/15)
          The  Zanesville  girls  hopped  on  the   ADVERTISE IN THE DRESDEN BUZZ.
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        Lady Yellowjackets.  The Lady Blue Dev-
        ils jumped out to a 14 – 12 lead at the                                  Zanesville’s Isabella Norman tries to steal the ball from Bishop Rosecran’s Abby Sagan.
        end of the first quarter. The second pe-                                     Matthew Dotson
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