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lowed in third, fourth, and fifth. Cam- Maysville wrestlers go
Stella Fuhriman, and Sarah Jacoby fol-
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M’s Alana Gebhart finished sixty-third, ryn Cunningham finished twelfth for
Bishop Rosecran’s Julia Golden finished Tri-Valley, with teammate Kylie Martin head-to-head against Tri-Valley
sixty-fourth, and Maysville’s Paige Calen- finishing fourteenth. John Glenn’s Iyla
dine finished sixty-sixth in the event. Herron finished eighteenth. Bri Clark
Tri-Valley swimmer AJ Lawler took sec- finished twenty-first for Tri-Valley, and
ond place in the Boys 50 Yard Breast- Grace Rush finished twenty-second for
stroke, with teammates Owen Harney Maysville. Dara Wilson finished twenty-
and Coen Fuhriman following in fourth fifth for the Scotties. Panther’s Olivia
and fifth places, while TV’s Dallin Stirling Rusnak finished twenty-eighth, with
took eighth place, and teammates Gar- teammate Madison Hirtle swimming in
rett Stirling, Cole Dougherty, and Aiden at thirty-fourth. West M’s Genna Rose
Lentz took eleventh, twelfth, and thir- finished thirty-seventh. John Glenn’s Gin-
teenth places. John Glenn’s Brody Tuttle ger Blagg finished thirty-ninth. Allison
took fifteenth place. Dresden’s Kollin Scurlock finished forty-first for TV. West
Buckner and Bryan Jiang finished in sev- Muskingum’s Alana Gebhart came in at
enteenth and eighteenth places. John forty-fifth. John Glenn’s Addy Dailey took
Glenn’s Alex Applegarth finished twenty- forty-eighth place. Scottie swimmer Jae-
third. Maysville’s Evan Becker finished dyn White finished fifty-fourth, and John
twenty-sixth with Tri-Valley’s Caden Glenn’s Clare Coll came in at fifty-ninth.
Blake directly after. Evan James finished AJ Lawler won the Boys 100 IM with a
twenty-ninth for Maysville, while Adam time of 57.84, with his team swimmers
Hustey, Eli Woytko, and Logan Heemey- Garrett Stirling, Dallin Stirling, Coen
er finished thirty-first, thirty-fourth, and Fuhriman, Aiden Lentz, Cole Dougherty,
thirty-seventh for Tri-Valley. Caleb Camp and Kollin Buckner finishing in fourth,
landed in thirty-ninth for Maysville. Cam- fifth, seventh, ninth, tenth, and eleventh
den Rice swam in at forty-first place for places. Lil’ Muskie Brody Tuttle finished
the Lil’ Muskies, with teammate Jude thirteenth. Caden Blake finished seven-
Hugebeck finishing forty-fourth. Greyson teenth for the Scotties, with Bryan Jiang
Hearing took forty-sixth for Maysville, following in eighteenth. John Glenn’s
and Camden Lenox finished forty-sev- Alex Applegarth finished twentieth in
enth for Bishop Rosecrans. Troy Luburgh the event. Maysville’s Evan Becker, Evan
finished fifty-first for Maysville. James, and Caleb Camp finished twen-
Stella Fuhriman and Savannah Brooks ty-second, twenty-seventh, and twenty-
finished second and third, respectively, ninth. Tri-Valley’s Adam Hustey and Lo-
for Tri-Valley in the Girls 50 Yard Free- gan Heemeyer finished thirty-second
style. Maysville’s Leila Hawk took fifth and thirty-sixth. John Glenn’s Camden
place in the same event, with Scottie Rice swam in at fortieth place, with TV’s
swimmer Sarah Jacoby finishing sixth, Eli Woytko right behind. Jude Hugebeck
and teammate Camryn Cunningham from John Glenn tied Camden Lenox
taking ninth. John Glenn’s Iyla Herron from Bishop Rosecrans for forty-third
took twentieth place in the competi- place.
tion. Tri-Valley’s Kylie Martin, Raegan In the Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay,
Berry, and Bri Clark swam in twenty- the Tri-Valley team of Sarah Jacoby,
second, twenty-third, and twenty-fourth. Camryn Cunningham, Stella Fuhriman,
West M’s Alana Gebhart was the thirty- and Savannah Brooks took first place
third-place finisher in the event, with with a time of 1:51.48. The Maysville
Maysville’s Grace Rush directly after team of Leila Hawk, Madison Hirtle, Ol-
her. Dara Wilson and Allison Scurlock ivia Rusnak, and Paige Calendine took
finished thirty-sixth and thirty-seventh sixth place. The second Scottie team of
for Tri-Valley. Thirty-eighth place went to Raegan Berry, Dara Wilson, Kylie Martin,
Lady Panther Madison Hirtle, followed and Bri Clark took eighth place. John
by John Glenn’s Addy Dailey. Olivia Rus- Glenn’s team of Iyla Herron, Clare Coll,
nak took forty-third for Maysville, while Ginger Blagg, and Addy Dailey finished
West Muskingum’s Raegan Randles tenth.
finished forty-sixth. West M’ also had The Tri-Valley team of Coen Fuhri-
Genna Rose, who finished fifty-second man, Garrett Stirling, Dallin Stirling,
in the event. John Glenn’s Ginger Blagg and AJ Lawler finished first in the Boys
finished fifty-fourth, and Rosecran’s Ju- 200 Yard Freestyle Relay with a time of
lia Golden finished fifty-fifth. Lil’ Muskie 1:39.58, with the second team of Kollin
Clare Coll finished sixty-seventh, Tri- Buckner, Logan Heemeyer, Cole Dough-
Valley’s Jaedyn White finished seventy- erty, and Aiden Lentz just seconds be-
second, and Maysville’s Paige Calendine hind. John Glenn’s team of Brody Tuttle,
finished seventy-eighth. Jude Hugebeck, Camden Rice, and Alex
In the Boys 50 Yard Freestyle, Tri-Val- Applegarth took sixth. Maysville’s Evan Jason Wells wrestles an exhibition match against Tri-Valley earlier this month. Matthew Dotson
ley’s AJ Lawler, Coen Fuhriman, Garrett James, Evan Becker, Caleb Camp, and
Stirling, Dallin Stirling, Kollin Buckner, Troy Luhburgh took seventh place.
Aiden Lentz, and Cole Dougherty fin-
ished third through ninth. John Glenn’s
Alex Applegarth tied with Canal Win- Lil' Muskies girls baskeball team aim to
chester for tenth place. Owen Harney fin-
gan Heemeyer and Caden Blake tied for challenge New Lexington in home matchup
ished twelfth for Tri-Valley. Scotties Lo-
nineteenth place. John Glenn’s Camden
Rice and Brody Tuttle followed in twen- BY MATTHEW DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ
ty-first and twenty-second. Maysville’s Vs Warren (1/22) the Lil’ Muskies were unable to tie up thers fought to the final buzzer to win 35
Caleb Camp finished in twenty-sixth On the road in Vincent, Ohio on Thurs- the game and lost 46 – 33. – 32.
place. Bryan Jiang and Adam Hustey day, the Lil’ Muskies went to challenge Vs Maysville (1/12)
finished twenty-seventh and twenty- the Warren Warriors in a non-conference New Concord hosted the Lady Pan- Vs Morgan (1/10)
eighth. Maysville’s Evan James followed matchup. In an extremely close match- thers on Monday at the Fish Tank. In the In McConnellsville, the Muskies faced
in twenty-ninth place, with teammate up, the girls fought hard to keep up with first quarter, John Glenn came out ahead the Raiders on Saturday. Morgan made
Evan Becker taking thirty-sixth place. the Warriors after four quarters, but fell 9 – 7. Maysville fought back in the sec- sure to make their presence known
West M’s Owen McKenzie finished forty- at the end 40 – 35. ond period, tying up the game and push- early on, pouncing on the visiting team
fourth. Tri-Valley’s Eli Woytko finished The Lil’ Muskies will be hosting New ing ahead by one to lead at halftime by and pulling out ahead. The two teams
forty-eighth. Bishop Camden Lenox fin- Lexington on Saturday, January 24th, at the score of 17 – 16. fought over possession of the ball, but in
ished fifty-third, with John Glenn’s Jude 12 PM. After the intermission, the Lil’ Muskies the end, Morgan took the 46 – 22 win.
Hugebeck in fifty-fourth. Maysville’s Troy were recharged and back on the court
Luburgh finished fifty-sixth. West M’s Vs Tuscarawas Valley (1/14) to face the Panthers, again tying up the
Ryder Rose swam in at fifty-ninth. Rose- In Zoarville, Ohio, on Wednesday, game and pushing ahead to lead at the
cran’s Anthony Sadd finished sixty-sixth, John Glenn hoped to get out ahead of end of the third by the score of 27 – 25.
with Maysville’s Greyson Hearing right the charge against the Tuscarawas Val- The Panthers left it all on the court in ADVERTISE IN THE DRESDEN BUZZ.
behind. ley Trojans. The two teams were neck the final frame as they outscored John 740-270-2408
Leila Hawk from Maysville was the and neck for a while, but the Trojans Glenn two to one in a last-ditch effort to
second-place finisher in the Girls 100 pulled out ahead, and despite the effort, win. After tying up the game, the Pan-
Yard IM. Tri-Valley’s Savannah Brooks,