Weekend High School Sports (Aug. 21-24) – Football, golf, volleyball, soccer, cross country
send results to sports@wjer.com
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
FRIDAY
Louisville 24 New Philadelphia 0
Dover 18 GlenOak 7
Indian Valley 28 Green 21
Claymont 34 Harrison Central 14
Garaway 46 River View 0
Strasburg 56 Windham 8
Tusky Valley 21 Waynedale 20 OT
Crooskville 21 Newcomerstown 12
East Liverpool 23 Carrollton 12
Malvern 16 Valley Christian 8
Ridgewood 31 Coshocton 7
THURSDAY
Conotton Valley 50 Tuscarawas Central Catholic 22
/game/conotton-valley-vs-tuscarawas-central-c/varsity-football/37307-28409992/box-score
Fairless 50 Sandy Valley 13
VOLLEYBALL
Women In Sports Night on Saturday
Dover 3 Tusky Valley 0 (25-20, 25-13, 25-18)
DOVER (5-0, 2-0)
Quincey Werntz 42 assists, 1 kill, 1 block, 7 digs, 3 aces
Caroline Hanner 17 kills, 3 blocks, 8 digs
Hailey Kuecher 8 kills, 1 block
Jenna Molk 8 kills, 3 blocks, 2 digs
Kelsey Kazelman 3 kills, 1 dig
Alli Hupp 9 kills, 1 dig
Caydence Greene 1 kill
Chera Schmidt 14 digs, 2 assists
Meghan Ravine 3 digs
Lainey Keith 10 digs, 2 aces
Lainey Begue 2 digs, 2 aces
Dover JV won 2-0 (25-20, 25-14)
Garaway 3 Tuslaw 0 (25-15, 25-14, 25-19)
GARAWAY (2-2)
Charlee Yoder: 25 assists, 3 aces
Audrey Miller: 10 kills, 4 aces, 2 blocks
Quinn Schwartz: 8 kills, 5 aces, 3 blocks
True Tango: 6 kills, 4 aces, 12 digs
Pirate JV wins 2-0, Pirate freshmen win 2-1.
New Philadelphia 3 Mansfield 0 (25-14, 25-9, 25-4)
NEW PHILADELPHIA (1-2, 1-1 OCC) – Lilyanna Wells 13 assists 8 points; Marisa Loader 12 assists 5 digs; Eberle Baker 9 kills 9 pts; Kaitrin Burnworth 5 kills 5 digs 13 pts 5 aces; Stella Halter 5 kills; Emily Hootman 10 pts 3 digs.
Indian Valley 3 Carrollton 1 (25-19, 27-25, 21-25, 25-21)
INDIAN VALLEY – Reese Polen (15 kills, 27 digs), Gionna Miles (4 aces, 32 digs), Brooklyn Abbuhl (36 assists, 21 digs), and Lily Lewis (10 kills, 5 aces, 23 digs).
BOYS GOLF
Dover (163) defeats Carrollton (166) at Carroll Meadows (Front Nine – Par 35)
DOVER – Gauge Stingel 38, Austin Levengood 41, Cole Griesen 42, Carson Peoples 42, Kaden Gerber 42
CARROLLTON – Nate Sutton 40, Parker Rondebush 41, Michel Mullen 42, Nevin Woods 43, Colten Rummell 45
GIRLS GOLF
Dover (195) tops Canton Central Catholic (225)
at Arrowhead Golf Course Saturday. Leading the way for the Tornadoes were Seniors Livie Hamilton and Tatum Tylke with a 44 and 49, respectively. Seniors Sophia Wicker, Rebekah Fockler, Sydney McCabe and Junior Aubrie Hamilton all turned in solid performances on a very challenging Arrowhead golf course.
BOYS SOCCER
Perry 2 New Philadelphia 1
At Massillon Perry on Saturday, Aug. 23. Perry was first to find a goal early in the first half. But an assist from Asher Zimmerman and a goal by Cade Jones got the Quakers on the scoreboard just before the half. The match remained 1-1 until Perry scored their second goal with less than 4 minutes remaining. The Quakers had multiple shots on goal throughout the match by Nathan Seigler, Luis Herrera-Lopez, Jacob MacMath, and Cade Jones but were unable to even things up before time ran out. Quaker goalie, Miles Beitzel, had 7 saves in the match. The Quakers move to 0-1-1 on the season. In the JV match prior, Perry beat the Quakers 2-1.
CROSS COUNTRY
The Claymont Mustangs opened their season at their very own Claymont Mark Albaugh Early Bird Invitational Saturday. More than 30 schools and close to 1,000 runners crossed the finish line.
Claymont’s girls finished 6th out of 21 schools, and the boys were 8th out of 20. Bellaire won the girls and boys small school division, Meadowbrook edged Indian Valley for the girls large school division, and Northwest won the boys large school division.
Last Year’s Mustang state qualifiers Kali Wallace and Grace McPherson both kicked off their seasons with fast times and top 10 finishes. Wallace finished 2nd and McPherson was 9th out of 115 girls. Among other area schools, Sandy Valley’s Evelyn Pfeffer was 5th, Strasburg’s Kyle McKenzie was 7th and Tuscarawas Central Catholic’s Elena Price was 8th.
Garaway’s boys placed second in the small school division, with three runners – Nic Palmer, Kai Brehm and Dominic Schlabach finishing in the top 10.
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL
Glen Oak 22 Dover 8 [55-yard pass Cohen Von Kaenel to Rowdy Dailey (Damiere Avery 2-point run)]
Thursday, Aug. 21