Tri-Valley Scotties

Coach Jon Hardman’s Tri-Valley wrestling team finished in third place at Saturday’s annual – and regular-season ending –  Muskingum Valley League Meet. Sheridan won the meet with 161 points, followed by runnerup New Lexington with 147.5 points, then Tri-Valley, with 140 points. Scottie sophomore Joseph Eckelberry earned an MVL title at the 126 pound weight

Friday night, February 15 in Dresden, at halftime of the Tri-Valley vs John Glenn boys basketball game, Terry Clark – former and long-time baseball coach of the Scotties, – was inducted posthumously, into the Eastern District Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Terry passed away unexpectedly back in July of 2018. The President of the

Feb 22 Coed Varsity Swimming at D I State TBA | C.T. Branin Natatorium Feb 23 Boys Varsity Wrestling at Sectional Tournament-Black 8:00 am  

by Mike Stirling What a climax to a terrific Tri-Valley swim season.  A Hollywood novelist couldn’t have scripted the finale in a more exciting way.  After a long swim schedule, eleven Scottie swimmers qualified for the Division I District Swim Meet and made the trip to the McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion on the Ohio State University

Saturday afternoon, Feb. 17 in Dresden at The Dawg House, Coach Todd McLoughlin’s Scottie boys basketball team wrapped up the regular season portion of their 2018-19 schedule, welcoming the Crooksville Ceramics to town in a game that was originally slated for February 1, but postponed due to inclement winter weather, and rescheduled. Understandably still deflated

Pictured below are the five Tri-Valley seniors that were recognized and honored in a pre-game Senior Night ceremony prior to the tip-off the TV vs JG varsity boys basketball game:  Left to right are: Scottie senior basketball player Matt King, TVHS senior cheerleader Emilie Clapper, Scottie senior basketball player Garrett French, TVHS senior cheerleader Emily

Friday night in Dresden at The Dawg House, all the elements and atmosphere of a season-ending, big-time high school boys basketball, title-deciding game were in place, as the host Scotties needed a win over first-place and MVL unbeaten John Glenn to stay in contention for a third straight Muskingum Valley League championship. But despite the

Monday night, February 11, Coach Kurt Kaufman’s Tri-Valley girls basketball team slipped out of Muskingum Valley League play – and Muskingum County – for their regular season finale, traveling to play fellow D-I, Central District competitor, Reynoldsburg. Despite jumping out to a 13-10 lead at the first break, the Lady Dawgs suffered just their fourth

by Gregg Meadows Holy cow – what a game! Coming off a pressure-packed, big revenge win at The Dawg House last Friday night in Dresden over mighty Sheridan, Coach Todd McLoughlin’s hardwood Scotties had to take a deep breath and ramp it up again in their next outing, as Tuesday night, Feb. 12’s visit to

by Mike Stirling Saturday, February 9, Tri-Valley swimmers boarded the bus for the final time this 2018-19 swim season to compete, as a team, in the Sectional meet in Steubenville, Ohio. One of 22 high schools in the East District, the Scotties made their presence felt as the Dresden based squad was able to post