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Thursday, August 31, 2017

Jets Zoom past Panthers 3 sets to 1


Franklin Monroe got off to a fast start against South.  Dominating the first two sets 25-17 and 25-12.  It looked as though they would make an early night of it and take an early bus ride home.  But the Jets relaxed in the 3rd set and let South race off to an early lead.  And despite several time outs to get things right the Jets had to slog their way back.  They did close in the end but fell 23-25 after making a gallant run at the end of the set.   The last set saw the Jets battle back and forth with South, but finally grind them down to win the set and match 25-19.
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TVS - Miami East tie

Miami East tied Twin Valley South 5-5 in Thursday nights contest. Miami East scored early and jumped out to a 3-0 lead. South could have just gave up and took the loss but the team responded with 5 goals to take a 5-3 lead. The game ended in a draw.


  Coach Young had this to say, "As a coach I couldn't be more proud of my kids the way they fought and didn't get down on themselves after falling behind. They showed a lot of heart and character. We knew this would be a tough one heading into the game. It hurts to lose this one, because we had a two goal lead late in the second half but East is a great team and well coached."


He continued, "I think tonight showed that both teams are worthy of being top ten in the area. I also thought this was the best game I've ever seen Jacob Wells play. I don't often mention individual performances since soccer is a team sport, but I thought he had a player of the year type of game. He impacted the game in so many ways and makes his teammates better. I think there is a lot we can take away from the game tonight. We had a lot of positives and we had some negative plays too. It's early in the season still and it's promising to see how much we had advanced. I think my boys are a great unit. They work well together and our team chemistry has improved so much from last year to this year. This group of seniors are very special and they will be missed tremendously when they graduate. Once again I couldn't be more proud of our team and our school."


  Stats: Hunter Bennett had a goal and an assist. Brayden Marker had a goal and Bryant Marker had an assist. The defense responded well after the first couple goals and played a great game. Jacob Denlinger had 24 saves. Jacob Wells had 3 goals and 2 assists.

Monday, August 28, 2017

Dayton Area Sports Roundup - week ending Sept 2.

Saturday, August 26, 2017

Hounds Outrun Panthers










This is was a game where the crew running the chains had to wear track shoes to keep up with all the scoring.  South and Dixie combined for a total of 96 points on opening night.  The scoring stayed relatively even until the 4th quarter when Dixie's Dakota Grice scored a go ahead touch down - catching a Devin Worley pass and Hall kicked a critical extra point to make it a 2 score game.  Then Grice ran in an extra touchdown to put the game out of reach.  South attempted one last drive, and who else but Grice dashed any hope of a Panther comeback with an interception to end the game.  The final score was Dixie 56 and South 40. 

Dixie scored on their first play from scrimmage with Worley connecting with Grice for a 65 yard TD.  But South's Ryan Bassler ran nearly the length of the field on South's first offensive play and CJ Clark punched the ball in from the 3 yard line and the scoring race was on.  Dixie maintained a lead for most of the night but South briefly lead 22-21 in the 2nd quarter but allowed Dixie to score just before halftime to regain the lead 28-22.  In the second half, the Dixie defense was able to get better pressure on South's Cade Cottingim and got several sacks.  This slowed down the Panther offense and they just could not keep pace with the Hounds offense who consistently scored twice in each quarter.

Scoring:
First
Dixie 65 yard pass Dakota Grise from Devin Worley  PAT  Tristan Hall
TVS    3 yard run  Isaac Clark  PAT  Ryan Bassler
Dixie   45  yard run CJ Clark   PAT  Hall

Second
TVS   12 yard run Ryan Bassler   PAT  Cade Cottingim Run
Dixie   5 yard run Clark   PAT  Hall
TVS   42 yard pass Chandler Napier from Cade Cottingim  PAT  Bassler
Dixie  13 yard pass  AJ Shockey from Worley   PAT  Hall

Third
TVS  12 yard run Bassler  Kick No Good
Dixie  86 yard pass Shockey from Worley  PAT  Hall
TVS  88 yard Kick Off Return  Cottingim  PAT: Pass Incomplete
Dixie  17 yard Worley run  PAT  Hall

Fourth
TVS  21 yard run Bassler   PAT Run No Good
Dixie  71 yard pass Grise from Worley  PAT  Hall
Dixie  11 yard run Grise  PAT  Hall

Next week South plays at Preble Shawnee and Dixie will remain road warriors and travel to Tri-Village.

Thursday, August 24, 2017

Patriots Fall to Hounds





The Patriots volleyball team is starting their season on the road with an opener at  SWBL’s Dixie and then an early season tournament against some other CCC teams this weekend.  And when you play on the road you can’t afford to make many mistakes.  Although Tri-Village had the taller team, a shorter but more defensive Dixie kept the ball off the floor and put the Patriots on their heels for most of the match. The Patriots had some good sets but could not get point off the sets as the ball tended to go deep or left or right when they sent it over the net.  The Patriots gifted a lot of points in the match.  Still they won one set and showed spirit in the final set when they closed from 9 points down to fall just short 25-22.  The scoring was 18-25, 25-17,16-25,22-25.  Their best set of the night was the second one of course...

Complete story at the Daily Advocate

TVS Soccer Garners 1st Win

Twin Valley South Boys Soccer Team gets their first win of the season vs Madison. Hunter Bennett scored the lone goal of the first half for the panthers off an assist from Aaron Clark. The game remained 1-0 for a while deep into the second half. Jacob Wells broke the game loose when he scored two goals and on his 18th birthday! Hunter Bennett assisted one of those goals and then Bryant Marker added the last goal off an assist from his brother Brayden.


Coach Young: "I thought we played well today. Madison had some good counter attacks. I told the kids at halftime I thought we could possess the ball and try to slow the ball down a little bit in the second half. We worked a lot on our conditioning in the off season and I thought we could keep wearing them down, and that's what we did."


  The panthers will take on Union County Thursday night.

Wednesday, August 23, 2017

Dayton Area Sports - August Week 4