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Zanesville volleyball season Lil' Muskies girls soccer to

wrapped up just after playoff host District Semi-Final

berth matchup against Dover

BY MATTHEW DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ BY MATTHEW DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ

Vs. New Philadelphia (10/13) the lead to 4 – 0. Layla Kaiser was as-
The Lil’ Muskies hosted the New Phil- sisted by Wolfe to land the last shot of
adelphia Quakers on Monday. As the the first half to lead New Lex 5 – 0.
game started, the Muskies took to the When the game continued, Cochran
offensive early, with Kendall Snider find- picked up her second goal of the night,
ing the net, assisted by Estelle Matheney assisted by Estelle Matheney, to lead 6
to lead 1 – 0. They would hold the score – 0. Matheney scored a goal minutes
til the end of the first half. later for the Muskies, who were up 7 – 0.
Back on the field, Snider went back to Wolfe found the net for the second time
work, picking up a shot with an assist by of the night, helped by Bristyl Leachman
Layken Cochan to bump the lead to 2 – to finish off the score at 8 – 0.
0. Cochran helped Snider complete her Brenna Milliner had two saves for two
hat trick on the night with a final shot for shots on goal for the Muskies.
the net with 11:39 left on the clock. The
Muskies held out, and too, the 3 – 0 win.
Faith Lemon went two for two on shots
and saves in the goalie position for John
Glenn.
The Lil’ Muskies continue on in playoff
action Monday, October 20th, at home
against Dover for the District Semi-Final
matchup. Kickoff begins at 6:30 PM.
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Vs. New Lexington (10/9)
John Glenn did not hold any punches as THE BUZZ
New Lexington hosted the Lil’ Muskies
for a conference matchup on Thursday.
Faith Lemon opened the scoring with
an assist by Kendall Snider to lead 1 – @DRESDENBUZZ
0 just moments into the game. Snider
found the net five minutes later for her
own goal to lead New Lex 2 – 0. Layken
Cochran scored for John Glenn just over
a minute later to lead by three. Cochran
assisted Anna Wolfe with a goal to bump

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Vs. New Philadelphia (10/13) Vs. Maysville (10/6)
The Lady Blue Devils traveled to New Zanesville hosted the Maysville Pan-
Philadelphia on Monday to face the thers on Monday for a non-conference
Quakers in a playoff matchup that end- match. In one of the closest matches
ed almost as quickly as it started, with they have had all season, the Blue Dev-
the Quakers quickly sweeping Zanes- ils edged out the Panthers in round one,
ville 3 – 0. 26 – 24. With the excitement of win-
ning round one, the girls really kicked it
Vs. Johnstown-Monroe (10/9) into gear in round two to win 25 – 12. Largest Selection of USA
The Johnnies came to visit Zanesville Maysville stepped back into the chal-
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The Blue Aces visited Zanesville High Vs. Mt. Vernon (10/2) flower pots, outdoor lantern jockeys,
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