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Zanesville girls cut down by VARSITY SPRING

Tri-Valley at postseason berth SPORTS SCHEDULES

BY MATTHEW DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ
(3/6 - 3/20)
Winland Gymnasium hosted the Scot- Back on the court, Zanesville was
ties on Saturday night. Zanesville was trying to prove themselves, but with ev-
hoping for an upset of the Lady Dawgs. ery pass came danger, and every shot
After the tip-off, Tri-Valley gained posses- came with two counters as they trailed BISHOP ROSECRANS WEST MUSKINGUM
sion of the ball early and often to put up 43 – 26 at the start of the final period. Baseball Baseball
a very fast-paced 17 – 5 lead at the end Tri-Valley took every advantage, every re- Mar. 18 Shenandoah Away 5:00PM (First game 3/28 - Details in next issue.)
of the period. The Blue Devils came to bound they could, and every opportunity Softball Softball
life in the second quarter to rally for 13 to steal the ball in the final minutes as (First game April 4 - Details in next issue.) (First game 3/21 - Details in next issue)
points, but the Scotties were not slow- they pushed through to a 52 – 36 win to
ing down and still maintained a 29 – 18 continue on in the playoffs.
lead at the end of the first half. JOHN GLENN ZANESVILLE

Boys Basketball Baseball
Maysville and Tri-Valley swim Mar. 6 Cambridge Steele Ctr 7:00PM (First game 3/28 - Details in next issue.)
teams broke school records Baseball Caldwell Away 5:00PM Softball
Mar. 20
(First game 3/25 - Details in next issue)
with OHSAA State Swim Meet Softball MUSKINGUM UNIVERSITY
(First game 3/21 - Details in next issue.)
Qualifications BY MATTHEW DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ Lacrosse CCHS Away 6:30PM (Home Games Only)
Mar. 13
Lincoln
Home 7:00PM
Mar. 20
Baseball
Mar. 14 Alma 12:00PM
Mar. 14 Alma 3:00PM
MAYSVILLE Mar. 15 Alma 1:00PM
3:30PM
Westminster (PA)
Mar. 18
Boys Basketball Softball
Mar. 6 Carolton Uhrichsville 7:00PM (First Home Game 3/24 - Details in next issue)
Baseball Mens Lacrosse
(First game 3/24 - Details in next issue.) Mar. 18 Chatham 6:00PM

Softball Womens Lacrosse
(First game 3/21 - Details in next issue.) (Next Home Game 3/21 - Details in next issue)

PHILO
Baseball
(First game 3/27 - Details in next issue.)
Softball
(First game 3/21 - Details in next issue.)
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Maysville’s Head Swim Coach, Theresa Baughman, freshman Paige Calendine, and junior Leila Hawk at
State swim meet. Submitted
Maysville High School junior Leila nak, Grace Rush, and Leila Hawk took
Hawk qualified for OHSAA State Swim 12th place in the 400-yard Freestyle
Finals by setting a school record in the Relay, breaking a school record, and fin-
500-yard Freestyle at the State Prelims ished 18th in the 200-yard Medley Relay
on Thursday, February 28th. Hawk re- to break another school record.
corded her 3rd fastest time of the sea- The Women’s team placed 13th at the
son, finishing 16th in the state. She also District meet and scored 39 points, both
finished 29th in the 200-yard Freestyle new school records. It was the second
in state competition. In doing so, she straight year that Maysville was repre-
became the first Maysville swimmer in sented at the state swim meet.
school history to qualify for the OHSAA Tri-Valley swim team broke six school
State Swim Finals. records this season, with new records
Freshman teammate Paige Calendine set in the Mens 200-yard Freestyle Re-
qualified for and competed in her first lay, the Mens 200-yard IM Relay, and
OHSAA swimming championship. In the the Mens 100-yard Breaststroke Relay.
50-Yard Freestyle Para, Calendine beat Also, the 200-yard Medley Relay and the
her personal record time by nearly two 400-yard Freestyle Relay qualified for
seconds to earn a third-place finish. In state for the first time for Tri-Valley.
the 100-Yard Backstroke Para, Paige AJ Lawler qualified for the 200-yard
earned a 5th-place finish. IM and the 100-yard Backstroke, while
Seven Maysville athletes qualified for teammate Garrett Stirling qualified for
the District Meet at Ohio University on the 200-yard Freestyle and the 100-yard
February 20th. Junior Grace Rush fin- Butterfly. The Scotties had podium fin-
ished 24th in the 200-yard Individual ishes for each event and the 200-yard
Medley and 24th in the 100-yard butter- Freestyle Relay.
fly. Freshman Evan James finished 26th Overall, the team finished 3rd behind
in the 200-yard Freestyle and 22nd in Columbus Academy and Granville with
the 500 Yard Freestyle. The women’s their best finish ever.
relay team of Madison Hirtle, Olivia Rus-

John Glenn boys basketball

continue playoff push

BY MATTHEW DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ
CONTINUED FROM PAGE B3

CJ Dolan had 23 points for the Musk-
ies, with classmate Ben Stamm putting
up 19, and Stehl Bates had 14 points.
Vs. Warren (2/20)
The Lil’ Muskies traveled to Vincent,
Ohio Friday to face the Warren Warriors.
Minutes into the game, John Glenn had
full control of the ball, rumbling forward
to an 18 – 8 lead at the end of the first
period. Momentum was not a problem
for the Muskies as they climbed to a 33
– 17 lead by the halftime buzzer.
The Warriors put up their largest quar-
ter after the break with 21 points, but
the Muskies wouldn’t be topped, putting
up a 30-point quarter, leading 63 – 38
after three. As the game wound to an
end, the Muskies had built a deficit too
big for anyone to surpass, and they won
the matchup 80 – 51.
Stehl Bates was the lead scorer
against Warren with 25 points, Cooper
Briggs put up 16 points, and CJ Dolan
had 15.
Brayden Davis passes to Lil’ Muskie teammate.
Matthew Dotson