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Philo football shocks their competition as they sit atop the MVL

as the season continues BY MATTHEW DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ

Philo quarterback Jack Lincicome attempted to sneak the ball past the Ceramics Matthew Dotson
Vs. Crooksville (9/26) 10-yard touchdown run to land at 29 – 3 Vs. Meadowbrook (9/19) ran with it, literally, as he nabbed a 48-
In Duncan Falls on Friday Night, the after the extra point kick. As the clock On the road in Byesville, the Electrics yard rushing touchdown followed by a
Electrics were looking to shatter the Ce- ticked down, Philo got more and more were looking to add another win to their good extra point kick to lead 26 – 0. The
ramics. Crooksville was looking for re- aggressive as they pumped out another growing tally. Within the first quarter of Colts finally got it together with a pass-
venge after losing to the Electrics 37 – 7 40-yard touchdown pass to lead 36 – 3, the game, Philo landed a touchdown to ing touchdown in the last six minutes of
last season on their home field. Things kicking the game into a running clock, take a 7 – 0 lead. As they rounded into the 3rd quarter to close in a little, leav-
were not looking so good for the Ceram- which ran the last five minutes of the the second quarter, the Electrics pushed ing Philo up 26 – 6. Over the course of
ics as Philo pumped out two touchdowns quarter down to not. With just minutes across the goal line yet again to bump the last few minutes of the game, Philo
in the first quarter to lead 15 – 3 going left in the game, Crooksville grabbed a their lead to 13 – 0. But Philo wasn’t made sure to lock in the win, bolstering
into the second quarter. The two teams short-yard touchdown to narrow Philo’s finished yet. With just two minutes left their lead to the tune of 44 points. Mead-
battled through the second quarter but lead to 36 – 10 and to put the clock in the first half, the Elecrtrics ran in an- owbrook put in another touchdown, but,
didn’t advance the scoreboard, so the back in normal mode with 3:46 left in other touchdown, but missed the extra the Colts still fell to the Electrics 44 –
Ceramics went to halftime with a 15 – 3 the game. As the last seconds ran down, two-point conversion to amass a 19 – 0 14.
deficit. Crooksville got a safety to end the game, lead heading into halftime.
Philo received the kickoff in the third falling to the Electrics 36 – 12. Meadowbrook couldn’t make good on
quarter and, within the first minute, fired The Electrics host the Sheridan Gener- the kickoff that they received from Philo
off a 45-yard touchdown pass followed als, Friday, October 3rd, kickoff is at 7 after the break and eventually had to
by the extra point to lead 22 – 3. A few PM. turn the ball back over to the Electrics.
minutes later, the Electrics pushed in a Jack Lincicome took the opportunity and

Maysville football went 1 - 1 against conference foes

BY MATTHEW DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ

Vs. Tri-Valley (9/26)
Maysville knew they would face a
challenge when they hosted the Scot-
ties on Friday night. From the start, Tri-
Valley jumped out ahead 14 – 0 by the
end of the first quarter. The Panthers
fought back, closing in on the Dawgs,
but couldn’t completely catch them, and
they went to halftime down 29 – 21.
The Dawgs stepped onto the field af-
ter the break and never let up, as they
drove out a total of 57 points in the quar-
ter while holding Maysville to just one
more touchdown. The final quarter saw
no score from either team, so the Scot-
ties won the evening 57 – 27.

Vs. Coshocton (9/19)
While in Coshocton on Friday night,
the Panthers led the charge as they put
14 points on the board before the end
of the first period. The Redskins were
unable to retort as Maysville continued
their barrage with 20 points in the sec-
ond quarter to lead 34 – 0 at the break.
With a running clock in the second
half, the game moved quickly, not allow-
ing much to happen for either team, but
Maysville still managed a touchdown in
the third and fourth quarters each to put
a cap on the evening for a 48 – 0 win.

Panthers’ quarterback senior Kade Rock fired off a pass downfield. Matthew Dotson