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FEBRUARY 6 - 19, 2026                                                                                                          SPORTS   | PAGE 5

                    PORTS                                                              Taking a look back at sports highlights throughout





                                                                                       Muskingum County for January 20 - February 4, 2026.





        John Glenn girls basketball prepare for Morgan on

        Saturday matchup                              BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  DRESDEN BUZZ

























































        Anna Wolfe dashes past Sheridan to hit a shot.    Matthew Dotson
        Vs. River View (02/04)                 John Glenn will host the Morgan Raid-  a  26 – 9 advantage  into  the halftime  Panthers, but trailed 11 – 7 after eight
          The Lil’ Muskies rode the bus to War-  ers on  Saturday,  February  7th,  at  the  locker room.             minutes on the court. The Muskies out-
        saw on Wednesday. Although they were  Tank, with the game set to start at 12    The end of the break brought a con-  scored the Panthers in the second quar-
        closely matched, the Lady Black Bears  PM.                               tinuation of the chaos for John Glenn as  ter to close some ground on the lead, but
        got out ahead a little to lead 11 – 9 at                                 the Lady Generals returned to the court   still had a 23 – 21 deficit at halftime.
        the end of the first quarter. Scoring kept  Vs. Sheridan (1/31)          to dominate in the third period, leading    The Panthers hit the court in the third
        at a crawl with the battle of the two de-    The Lady Generals stepped off of the  39 – 11 at the beginning of the fourth   quarter to score 11 points and take a 34
        fenses taking focus.  River View held on  bus in New Concord on Saturday.  When  quarter. The last minutes were all about  – 30 advantage to carry into the fourth.
        to lead 18 – 17 at halftime.         the first whistle blew, the game was on,  Sheridan as they finished the game with  With minutes  remaining,  the  Panthers
          River View stayed on task in the sec-  and  the Generals  were  in  full control  a larger 51 – 13 win.     blasted out 18 points to lock in their 52
        ond  half,  keeping  just  in  front of  their  from that point on, leading 12 – 3 after                      – 37 win over John Glenn.
        challengers to lead 31 – 29 at the end  just the end of the first period. Trying to  Vs. New Lexington (1/24)
        of the new period. The Muskies fought  find a way to stop the Sheridan offense,    The  girls’  team from New Lexington
        hard,  but they eventually  fell to River  the Muskies were struggling to get their  came to New Concord  on  Saturday.
        View 42 – 37.                        heads above water as the Generals took  John  Glenn  put  up  a  fight  against  the


        Philo Electrics bouncing ahead as they took down three of four


        BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  DRESDEN BUZZ

                                                                                  Vs. Fairfield Union (02/04)         give them the edge over Philo who fin-
                                                                                    Fairfield  Union  Falcons  traveled  to  ished the game with a 57 – 54 victory.
                                                                                  Duncan Falls on Wednesday to play the
                                                                                  Electrics  at  the  Power  Plant.   After  a  Vs. Tri-Valley (1/30)
                                                                                  slow start, the Falcons took the 14 – 13    On the road in Dresden on Friday, the
                                                                                  lead at the end of the first period. The  Electrics were hoping to upset the Scot-
                                                                                  Electrics powered their way back to tie  ties. Tri-Valley pushed ahead with a 15 –
                                                                                  the game and pull out to a 22 – 16 lead  12 lead at the end of the first period. The
                                                                                  just before the halftime intermission.   end of the first half didn’t bring respite
                                                                                    Both teams got back to  business as  for the Electrics as Tri-Valley built their
                                                                                  the game resumed. Philo kept the Fal-  lead to 33 – 21.
                                                                                  cons at arms length and added a point    The  energy  at the  Dawg Pound  was
                                                                                  to their advantage,  ending  the  third  palpable  as the  game continued  with
                                                                                  quarter 38 – 31. Fairfield kept pace with  the Scotties throwing another five points
                                                                                  the Electrics, but they did not gain the  on their lead with a 48 – 31 advantage
                                                                                  ground they hoped and fell to Philo 60 –  as the fourth quarter rolled around. The
                                                                                  53.                                 Electrics  outplayed the  Scotties in  the
                                                                                    The Electrics will head to John Glenn  final  minutes  but  could  not  regain  the
                                                                                  High School on Friday, February 6th, to  ground they needed and fell 64 – 48.
                                                                                  play the Lil’ Muskies, with the game tip-
                                                                                  off to start at 7:30 PM.            Vs. Meadowbrook (1/23)
                                                                                                                        The Colts made a fast break in the first
                                                                                  Vs. New Lexington (02/03)           period to lead 7 – 3 against the Electrics
                                                                                    The Panthers stepped onto the court  after  the  first  quarter.  Philo  bounced
                                                                                  in the Power Plant on Tuesday. The two  back quickly, however, blasting out to a
                                                                                  teams  were  in-step  in  the  first  period,  16 – 8 lead before halftime.
                                                                                  with the Electrics  getting a  one-shot 8    When play  continued,  the Electrics
                                                                                  – 6 advantage as  the second  quarter  worked hard  to add  to  their  lead,  tak-
                                                                                  started.  From  there, Philo  jumped  into  ing it up four notches to lead 36 – 30 at
                                                                                  the drivers seat to control the ball for the  the end of the three periods. The Colts
                                                                                  rest of the first period, leaving the Pan-  slipped further and further behind in the
                                                                                  thers trailing 24 – 12 at halftime.   last minutes, trailing 57 – 43 at the final
                                                                                    New  Lexington  studied  the Electrics  buzzer.
                                                                                  defense during intermission, and came
  Submitted                                                                       out  swinging,  scoring  16 points in  the
                                                                                  third quarter but still followed Philo 38 –
                                                                                  28 after three. With their highest scoring
        Philo’s Rusty Trout flying to the hoop against Tri-Valley..    Matthew Dotson  quarter of the game, the 26 points didn’t





























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