For Tri-Valley standout and record-breaking swimmer Caroline Holmes, it was all about making ‘her last race, her fast race.’ And the enthusiastic, dedicated and most talented Lady Dawg senior student-athlete did just that. A OHSAA State Swim Meet qualifier her freshman year, Caroline waited three years before getting another shot – and she made this
by Mike Stirling Tri-Valley swimmers were back in a “large pond” as they traveled to Kenyon College to compete in the Southeastern Ohio Swim League Championships (SEOSL) on Saturday, February 1. Once again, the Scotties performed well. The boy’s squad finished 3rd in a field of 15 behind strong teams from River View and Marietta,
by Mike Stirling Tri-Valley High School swimmers hosted the Muskingum Valley League Championships last Saturday, January 25 at the Family YMCA in Zanesville. Seven schools of the Muskingum Valley accepted the invitation to show off some of the top swimmers in the area. Once again, the Scotties performed very well against some outstanding swimmers. Tri-Valley
by Mike Stirling Tri-Valley Scottie swimmers extended an invitation to six area squads as they hosted an invitational at the Family YMCA last Friday, January 17. When the water quit swirling, the Dawgs defeated five of the six competitors. Only a strong Watkins Memorial team was able to best the Dresden swimmers. Of interest, Tri-Valley
Save the Date! Tri-Valley Swim Coach Christi Holmes is proud to announce that January 25th is the date for the inaugural MVL Swimming Championship meet. The meet starts at 1:00 pm at the Muskingum County Family YMCA (MCFY). John Glenn and Tri-Valley are co-hosting this meet for all the current and expansion teams in the
By Mike Stirling “Divide and conquer” was the theme of the day for the Tri-Valley swim team this past Saturday, as the majority of the squad traveled to participate in the Teays Valley Viking Invitational while a handful of swimmers went north to test their skills in the 2020 Northeast Classic Prelims/Finals in Canton, Ohio.
by Mike Stirling Kenyon College was the host site for the January 4th Viking Classic with a total of 25 area schools signing up to hone their swimming skills. Dresden Tri-Valley High School represented itself well as the combined boys and girls squads finished a very respectable 7th place overall. Individually the girls came in 5th
by Mike Stirling Dover, Licking Valley, Granville, Mt Vernon and Fairfield provided some stiff competition for host Tri-Valley swimmers last Saturday at the MCFY in Zanesville. The Scottie swimmers came out ahead of three of their competitors but fell short against Dover and Granville in combined scores. Freestyle events began with the 50 Free as
by Mike Stirling Still ‘catching up’ with the TVHS Swim team, in recent action at the MRC pool – home venue for the Scottie swimmers! As an early Christmas present, Tri-Valley swimmers were in the pool at the Muskingum County Family YMCA (MRC) on Friday, December 20 to test their skills against four very skilled
TVHS senior student-athlete Caroline Holmes was awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Central Ohio Swimming Association (COSA) at the recent Ned Reeb Meet recently. She is pictured below with the other $1,000 winner, Ben Litle, from Granville HS.
