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Philo Takes On Indian Valley In Round 2
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Round 1 is finished, time for round 2. The No. 3 Philo Electrics took down conference opponent No. 6 John Glenn in the first round of the Division IV, Region 13 playoffs last week by a score of 30-7. But that game is behind them and it’s time to face a new opponent: the No…. Read More
Tri-Valley Throttles New Philly, Treks On
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The No. 4 Tri-Valley Scotties pulled away from the No. 5 New Philadelphia Quakers in the second half en route to a 47-21 victory on the back of Daniel “Bubby” Scott at Jack Anderson Stadium Friday, Nov. 8. Both teams had to overcome very sloppy play with a combined 7 turnovers, and New Philadelphia added… Read More
Philo Meets Tri-Valley With MVL Title At Stake
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After nine weeks, the MVL comes down to one game: the Philo Electrics vs. the Tri-Valley Scotties. The Scotties are coming off a big win against the Maysville Panthers, one where they needed to come back from a 21-7 halftime deficit. With that win, the Scotties have wrapped up, at worst, a share of the… Read More
GOTW Preview: Sheridan, Philo Prepare For MVL Battle
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With conferences starting to shape into what they’ll be at the end of the season, Sheridan and Philo have found themselves as some of the top teams in MVL. Last year, the Electrics went into Thornville and shut out the Generals 31-0. But that was last year. Sheridan is coming off a big win against… Read More
John Glenn, Sheridan Square Off
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Last year’s matchup between Sheridan and John Glenn was a statement of how both teams played all season long. The Little Muskies took down the Generals, 28-0, and finished tied for third in the conference, while Sheridan won just four games. However, both teams have shown signs of improvement this season. “We’re making progress,” Sheridan… Read More
Maysville, Philo Battle For MVL Supremecy
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Last year the Maysville vs. Philo matchup was one of Gridiron Glory’s games of the year. This year, the expectation is much of the same, especially with these two teams are considered to be the top of the MVL class, based on recent success. In addition, both teams return several key players from last season…. Read More
Preview: Tri-Valley Hosts Licking Valley To Open Season
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For the first time in recent memory, the Tri-Valley Scotties are starting a season without their two-headed monster of Nathan Strock at quarterback and Austin Jones at running back. Coach Justin Buttermore said that it’s weird not having them around anymore, but stays positive about the future without them. “It’s high school football and reality… Read More
Fed Hock Wins TVC-Hocking
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A hot shooting game from the Federal Hocking Lancers propelled them to 55-51 victory over their TVC-Hocking rival, the Trimble Tomcats. Sean Parsons led the way for the Lancers with 18 points, as he shot 5-for-7 from the field. The game started with a very slow pace with neither team finding their rhythm. Trimble was… Read More
Lady Rebels Handle Rival Trimble
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The South Gallia Lady Rebels dominated all aspects of their matchup against the Trimble Lady Tomcats en route to a 56-40 victory on Monday night. A late rally by the Trimble brought the game within 20, but South Gallia showed why they’re near the top of the TVC-Hocking standings. The Lady Rebels got off to… Read More
Trimble Survives Scare From Wahama
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A late bucket by Jacob Koons gave Trimble a 62-59 over Wahama on Tuesday night. Trimble coach Curt Moore called this game a big win for his team as they were able to win what he called an ugly game. Wahama would start off the game hot, making their first four shots and utilizing their… Read More