Coach Todd McLoughlin’s Tri-Valley boys basketball team led at every break Friday night, January 18 in Dresden at The Dawg House, as the Scotties whipped visiting New Lexington by a 56-32 count on Military Appreciation Night at TVHS. The win hiked the Dawg’s Muskingum Valley League mark to 7-2 and 8-5 overall on their 2018-19
Wednesday night, January 16 on the road at conference foe New Lexington, Coach Kurt Kaufman’s TVHS Lady Dawg varsity basketball team defeated the host Lady Panthers 67-19. The win improved Tri-Valley’s record to 13-1 overall, while improving their Muskingum Valley League record to 10-1, maintaining their share of the league’s top spot, with the Sheridan
by Mike Stirling Canton, Ohio was host Saturday to some of the top swimmers in the Buckeye State as a group of the top Tri-Valley Scotties made the trek to test their skills at the 2019 Northeast Classic. Representing the boys was the 200 Free Relay team of seniors Keegan Bumpus, Benjamin Jacoby, Chad Bell
Jan 14 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball vs. Watkins Memorial High School 6:00 pm | Tri-Valley High School Jan 16 Girls Varsity Basketball at New Lexington High School 7:30 pm | New Lexington High School Jan 17 Boys Varsity Wrestling at Uniontown Lake/Green Tri-Meet-Black 5:00 pm | Uniiontown Lake High School Jan 18 Girls Varsity Gymnastics
by Mike Stirling Snow and cold weather didn’t deter Tri-Valley swimmers as they played host to five area high schools in what has been called the Tri-Valley Invitational at the MRC Wednesday evening. When all was said and done, the Scotties out-pointed four of the five visiting teams. Only Granville High School was able to
Coach Kurt Kaufman’s Muskingum Valley League co-leading Tri-Valley Lady Dawgs took care of business Saturday in Dresden at the Dawg House, defeating visiting Philo by a 64-24 count. The win helped Tri-Valley remain tied for the MVL lead with Sheridan with a 9-1 conference mark, while improving to 12-1 overall. The Lady Dawgs jumped out
Friday night in New Concord, John Glenn blanked visiting Tri-Valley 15-0 in the first eight minutes of action, forcing the Scotties to play a game of catch-up that they would eventually lose, as the host Muskies defeated the black and gold 51-35, to stay unbeaten in Muskingum Valley League play. With the loss, Coach Todd
Last Thursday night, January 3 at Tri-Valley gymnasium, the Scotties hosted perennial Muskingum Valley League wrestling power New Lexington in a dual match on Senior Night for the three TV wrestlers – (pictured below) Sky Wisecarver, Cai Reynolds, and Sawyer Hanby – and their senior manager, Brooke Hunter. Coach John Hardman’s Scottie wrestlers were hoping
Wednesday evening in Dresden at the Dawg House, Coach Kurt Kaufman’s Lady Dawg basketball team defeated the visiting John Glenn Lady Muskies 57-36. The conference win allowed Tri-Valley – now 11-1 overall – to remain tied atop the Muskingum Valley League standings with Sheridan, who defeated Maysville 60-42 Wednesday night in Thornville. Both the Lady
by Mike Stirling Tri-Valley swimmers tested their skills against some of the strongest teams in the central Ohio area as they participated in the Viking Classic in New Albany last Saturday. With impressive swims by many of the Scotties, the Dawgs finished fourth behind Watkins Memorial, Granville and River View in the 12 team event.
