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        John Glenn football team regroups to prepare for Morgan


        BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  DRESDEN BUZZ

                                                                                                                      came to  an  end,  John  Glenn stepped
                                                                                                                      up again to get a short touchdown and
                                                                                                                      pulled within a field goal of their hosts
                                                                                                                      at 17 – 14.  Sheridan wouldn’t let that
                                                                                                                      stand, as they pulled out a 28-yard pass
                                                                                                                      for a touchdown to end the first half up
                                                                                                                      24 – 14.
                                                                                                                        The  Lil’ Muskies  battled out  the  first
                                                                                                                      half of the third quarter, trying to keep
                                                                                                                      Sheridan down as they pushed to gain
                                                                                                                      ground.   With six minutes left in  the
                                                                                                                      quarter, the Generals  moved into the
                                                                                                                      endzone  for  another touchdown,  lead-
                                                                                                                      ing the Muskies 31 – 14. The Muskies
                                                                                                                      answered back with just under a minute
                                                                                                                      left in the third to cut the lead down to
                                                                                                                      31 – 21. At the beginning of the fourth
                                                                                                                      quarter, Sheridan was at it again, driv-
                                                                                                                      ing all the way to the one-yard line and
                                                                                                                      then punching  the ball  through  on  the
                                                                                                                      very next play to light the board up 38 –
                                                                                                                      21. After kicking off to John Glenn and
                                                                                                                      the Muskies losing moment on a drive
                                                                                                                      downfield,  Sheridan picked  up  the  ball
                                                                                                                      again,  driving  halfway  downfield  be-
                                                                                                                      fore landing a 38-yard touchdown pass
                                                                                                                      and an increased score of 45 – 21 that
        Lil’ Muskie senior Owen Edwards hands off the ball to classmate Reese Metzger to gain positive yardage against Meadowbrook.    Matthew Dotson  would ultimately be the last score of the
                                                                                                                      game, giving them the win.
        Vs. Meadowbrook (9/26)               Glenn’s  Carter Merry made  a  13-yard   Vs. Sheridan (9/19)
          The Colts made their way to New Con-  touchdown pass to put the Muskies on     On the road in Thornville on Friday, the
        cord on Friday; it wasn’t a long trip! In  the board, still in a hole, down 20 – 7 to   Lil’ Muskies were taken aback when the
        the first few minutes of the game, the  finish out the first half.       Generals came out of the gate with a field
        Colts made a touchdown, but were un-    Things continued  to go downhill  for   goal to lead 3 – 0. As the first quarter
        able to get the extra point to take a 6  the Lil’ Muskies after the break.  Mead-  slipped away, Sheridan drove downfield   FOLLOW
        – 0 lead into the second quarter. With  owbrook  came  back  out  onto  the  field   to gain a short-yardage touchdown, put-
        just over eight minutes left in the second  and  kicked it into overdrive, pushing   ting them in the lead 10 – 0. With John
        quarter, Cooper  McManaway jumped  their lead up to 41 – 7 to put the clock   Glenn backed against the goal, Sheridan
        over the line for the Colts to take a one-  in running mode.  John Glenn kept fight-  grabbed an interception on the four-yard   THE BUZZ
        yard touchdown run with an extra point  ing for position with the ball and finally   line and then ran the ball in on the next
        to increase their lead to 13 – 0. The Lil’  pulled off another touchdown to shove   play to grab  a  touchdown,  increasing
        Muskies were within  two yards of the  the clock back into normal mode, but by   their advantage to 17 – 0 to end the first   @DRESDENBUZZ
        goal,  and Brady Arnold  from the  Colts  then it was too late.  As soon as the Colts   quarter. A few minutes into the second
        grabbed an interception to return it for  got hold of the ball, they let the clock run   quarter, the  Muskies put  themselves
        a  99-yard  touchdown,  followed  by the  out to end the game for the take-home   on  the  board  with an  18-yard  touch-
        extra point kick by Hailey Arnold to put  victory.                       down pass, followed by the extra point
        Meadowbrook up 20 – 0. With under a                                      to come within 10 points  of Sheridan
        minute left in the second quarter, John                                  at 17 – 7. As the first half of the game


        Zanesville tennis team wrapped up regular season with Jarrett

        swinging her way into Districts                                          BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  DRESDEN BUZZ



        East District Sectional (9/29)       Vs. Logan (9/27)                    Ellen Tillman, 7-5, 4-6, 10 -5 in a Super  Karns, 6-1, 6-2. The Lone win for Frank-
          Zanesville had a good showing in the    The  Blue Devils  got another 4-1  win  Tiebreaker. At No.3 singles, Jersey Nut-  lin Heights was at No. 1 doubles, where
        sectionals with No.1 singles player Bella  over Logan Saturday. Winners for Zanes-  ter defeated Bren Ordonez, 6- 2, 6- 3. At  Maria Salgado, Ki Wu edged Hope Black-
        Jarrett  making it to the  Districts next  ville at No.1 singles: Bella Jarrett defeat-  No. 2 doubles, Aliyah Cornell, Adrianna  ford, Cysily Dalrymple, 6-4, 6-2.
        week in Columbus. Bella defeated three  ed.  Adrianna  Williams,  6-1,  6-1.  Sara  Hayes won  over    Anna  Eastman,  Iga
        opponents.  In  her opening  match, she  Jarrett won at No.2 singles over Jasmine
        defeated  Beaver Locals  Jiaqi  Lin  6-0,  Elick, 6-1, 6-2. Jersey Nutter took No.3
        6-0. In the 2nd round, she downed Cam-  singles, 6-1, 6-1, over Kaitlan Coffman.
        bridge’s Madi Peoples 6-0, 6-2. She then  At No.1  doubles, the team of Tru Camp-
        went on to defeat Claymont’s Madelyn  bell and Hope Blackford downed Logan’s
        Dean 6-3, 6-4, to reach the Districts.  Ashlyn Schlup, Nevaeh Rittenhouse 6-2,
        In  other action,  Sara  Jarrett  won two  6-2.  The No.2 doubles team for ZHS of
        matches  over Claire  Drazazga of West  Cysily Dalrymple, Kiley Macon dropped a
        Holmes 6-0, 6-1, then in the next round  hard-fought 6-4, 3-6, 11-9, in a third-set
        she downed Claymont’s Brinley Poland  Super Tiebreaker.
        6-4, 6-1. Sara  just missed qualifying
        for Districts, losing a tight 7-6, 7-5 in a  Vs. Logan (9/20)
        tiebreaker 6-3 to Cambridge’s Miranda    Zanesville  picked up  a  win  at  Logan
        Cole.   The doubles  team of  Tru  Camp-  3-2, Saturday afternoon.  Blue Devils’
        bell and Hope Blackford won their first  winners,  No. 1 singles Bella Jarrett 6-0,
        match 6 -2, 6-2, over West Holmes Nata-  6-0 over  Adrianna  Williams.  No.  2 sin-
        lie Lint, Delani Vaughn. Then got beaten  gles, Sara Jarrett downed Jasmine Elick,
        in semi-finals by  Emily Wain, Kara Wain  6-0, 6-1.  No. 3 Jersey Nutter defeated
        6-2, 6-3. The  second  doubles  team,  Caitlyn Goffrill,  6-1, 6-2. Lone wins for
        Aliyah  Cornell,  Audriona  Hayes,  lost  to  Logan, we’re at No.1 and No. 3 doubles.
        eventual  champion   Lana  Le, LaNease
        Andrews, 6-1, 6-2, in the opening round.  Vs. Franklin Hts. (9/18)
          The  District  Championship  will  be    Zanesville  High School  girls’  ten-
        played at 9 am.  Wednesday, October  nis  team got a  4 -1 win  over Franklin
        8th, at Columbus Academy High School.  Heights.  Winners for ZHS. at No. 1 sin-
                                             gles, Bella Jarrett over Vivian Crum 7-5,
                                             6-3. No. 2 singles, Sara Jarrett downed   Sara Jarrett was prepared to volley the ball back to her Logan opponent.    Matthew Dotson
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