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Foxfire volleyball building Zanesville Tennis team downs

knowledge as they dig into Marietta to break even on

second year by Matthew Dotson record 3 – 3 by Matthew Dotson

Passione Taylor hit the ball back to Oakstone Academy. Matthew Dotson

Vs. Marburn Academy (9/2) didn’t stay down, as they fired out 25 –
Foxfire High School hosted the Mar- 15 wins in rounds two and three. Foxfire Jersey Nutter hits the ball back to her singles opponent from Marietta. Matthew Dotson
burn Academy Lady Panthers on Tues- tried to stay in the game in round four,
day on Straker Court. The Panthers got but fell to Peebles 25 – 18.
out in front early, taking a 25 – 15 round Vs. Marietta (9/2) Vs. Athens (8/25)
win to start the match. Foxfire bounced Vs. Oakstone Academy (8/26) Zanesville Blue Devils lost a tough 3- Zanesville got a 4-1 win over Athens
back in round two, but got edged out by Straker Court played host to the Oak- 2 match against Marietta on Tuesday. Monday evening. Winners for ZHS were
the Marburn team 25 – 22. The Pan- stone Academy Tigers on Tuesday. It was Zanesville’s third singles player got beat- No.1 Bella Jarrett 6 – 3, 6-4, over Raquel
thers kicked into gear in the final round, a rough start for the Phoenix as Oak- en in 3 sets after having a lead. ZHS win- DeAbreu, and No. 2 Sara Jarrett defeat-
holding down the Phoenix as they swept stone took them to task, winning round ners were No. 1 singles Bella Jarrett over ed. Abigail Lim, 6-2, 6-4, No. 3 Jersey
the match with a 25 – 9 final round one 25 – 10. The Tigers learned their Lily Marshall 6 -3, 6-4, and No.2 Sara Nutter downed Lillian Straker, 6-1, 6-2.
score. opponents quickly as they pumped out Jarrett defeated. Olivia Vessels, 6-4, 3-6, The ZHS No. 2 doubles team of Aliyah
a fast 25 – 5 win in round two. The fi- 6-4, Marietta’s wins were at 3rd singles Cornell and Audriona Hayes won over
Vs. Peebles (8/28) nal round was a wrap for the Phoenix as where Jaida Perez edged Jersey Nutter Anna Fog, Rylee McConnell, 6-1, 6-4.
The Phoenix hit the road to play Pee- Oakstone swept the match with a 25 – 7 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, No. 1 doubles for Marietta Athens’ lone win was at No. 1 doubles,
bles on Thursday. Foxfire had the jump win. of Avery Herb, Audrey Goeller won over where Chloe Choi, Eme VanNorstran
on their opponent in the first round, tak- Tru Campbell, Hope Blackford 6-1, 6-1, downed Tru Campbell, Hope Blackford
ing a tight 25 – 21 victory. The Indians No. 2 Maya Diki, Farah Starker, downed 6-1, 6 – 2.
Aliyah Cornell, Audriona Hayes, 6-3, 6-2.

Bishop Rosecrans girls soccer ahead in the conference as they

push forward by Matthew Dotson

Vs. Liberty Union (9/3) ing the 1 – 0 victory. matched up well with each grabbing a goal for Rosecrans.
Zanesville hosted the girls’ soccer The Lady Bishops will take on Bloom- goal in the first half. John Glenn broke Earlier in the week, the Bishops host-
team from Liberty Union on Wednes- Carroll on Wednesday, September 10th, through the defense before the end of ed Zanesville on Saturday, August 30th,
day. The teams hit the field with both on the road. the first half a second time to take a 2 – where they fell in a battle that ended
defenses on point. The first half of the 1 lead into halftime. Back on the field, with Zanesville taking the 2 – 1 win. On
game went scoreless as the teams tried Vs. John Glenn (9/1) the Bishops tried to tie up the game, but August 27th, the Bishops beat the Wel-
to work around their opponents. In the The Lady Bishops made their way to couldn’t break through again. The Lil’ lington School Jaguars 7 – 3. Sopho-
second half, the Lions found a way past Turf Field in New Concord to take on the Muskies landed one more goal in the more Elle Jones was the standout of the
the Bishops to land the sole goal of the Lil’ Muskies on Monday night. Shot after second half to take the 3 – 1 win. match with four goals.
match, shutting out the Bishops and tak- shot, block after block, the two teams Freshman Kenna McVicker had the