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PORTS Taking a look back at sports highlights throughout

Muskingum County for October 28 - November 10, 2025.

Tri-Valley gearing up to take on the undefeated Bishop

Waterson Eagles BY MATTHEW DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ

Running back Leevi Wade prepares to make contact with a Rangers defender on the night when he broke Tri-Valley's season touchdown record with his 35th touchdown for the Scotties. Matthew Dotson

The Tri-Valley Scotties came out firing highlighted by good runs and a passing Valley’s offense methodically marched other sustained drive before halftime
on all cylinders Friday night, jumping to attack that had the Rangers’ defense down the field once again. Junior WR/CB showcased the Scotties’ versatility, mix-
an early lead and never letting go as they scrambling. Senior RB/MLB Isaiah Doyle, Luca Gargasz made a big catch to keep ing in screens, power runs, and precise
defeated the Hamilton Township Rangers a steady force out of the backfield and the drive alive, then the Scotties punched play-action passes that kept Hamilton off
41–27 in front of a roaring home crowd. middle of the defense, helped set the it in for a score to reclaim the lead, 13–7, balance.
The victory marked another statement tone, picking up tough yardage and physi- as the first quarter came to a close. By the time the teams headed to the
win for a Tri-Valley team that continues to cality early. From there, the Scotties began to pull locker room, Tri-Valley had built a com-
show what they are made of. Hamilton Township managed to answer away. The second quarter belonged en- manding 28–7 lead. The home crowd
From the opening kickoff, it was clear with a touchdown of their own late in the tirely to Tri-Valley. The defense tightened was electric, sensing another big playoff
the Scotties were ready to set the tone. first quarter, but the Scotties weren’t its grip, forcing a turnover that set up a performance brewing in Dresden.
Tri-Valley struck first with a quick drive rattled. With the score tied at 7–7, Tri- short field and a quick touchdown. An-
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