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Friday, December 22, 2017

South Stopped by Stivers

Stivers  17  5  7  13  42
TVS       6   9  16 3   34

Scoring for Stivers: M. Randolph 15, E. Fletcher 12, M. Hummons 8, J.Allen 5, A. Williams 2. 
Stivers Record: 3-2

Scoring for Twin Valley South: Mylan Crews 15, Kelsie Shafer 12, Mckenzie Neal 4, Abby Bingham 2, Evelyn Woodgeard 1
TVS Record: 5-5

Coach Rike:

Tonight's game was a different quarter a different story for the Panthers. The first quarter may have been our worst one this season. The second quarter we got our composure back and did a good job getting back in the game. The third quarter we looked liked the team that went 3-0 last week as we took the lead heading into the 4th quarter. Then in the 4th quarter we got in our heads mentally and let the size of our opponent play the biggest factor in the game. 

We know going into every contest that we are the smaller team on the floor. When we are at our best we don't let it make that much of an impact, but when we are at our worst, not only do we see the size contrast on the rebounding end, but our girls start to struggle making simple shots because they are always in a hurry before size closes in on them. Rushed shots cost us big time tonight as we went 13 for 41 with shots in the paint. Stivers 6'0" post player - Emily Fletcher just proved to be too much for us tonight as she put up 12 points and kept us from scoring under the basket. In the losing effort the Panthers were led by Mylan Crews with 15 points and Kelsie Shafer put up a double double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. 
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Thursday, December 21, 2017

Trojans: Slow Start, Fast Finish










The Arcanum Trojans travelled down Route 503 to play against league foe Tri-County North.  The team was slow to get their engine started.  So they had to play from behind and finally caught up and then passed North.  Finally, in the last stanza, they played a vigorous defense to prevent North from scoring and got points off of turnovers themselves.   After being down by 10 points early in the game, they were able to come away with a league win 50-43.

Arcanum: ElleiSculan 3, Elaina Sloan 3, Kayla O'Daniel 2, Camille Pohl 6, Gracie Garno 17, Lexi Unger 11, Marcy Hartman 8.

TCN:  Estep 9, Stinson 8, Rupp 4, Jackson 4, Stupp 18.

Complete Story at Daily Advocate

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Monday, December 18, 2017

Patriots Scalp Mohawks









The Patriots just kept getting stronger as the game went on as they began their 2nd consequtive 3 game week with a solid no nonsense 79-23 victory over the SWBL’s Middletown Madison Mohawks.   This week the Patriots play against teams that in 3 different leagues: the SWBL, the CCC and the MAC. So they need to keep the same momentum as they displayed in this game going for them all this week and get progressively stronger each game...

Scoring: Madison Foreman 3, Autumn Moore 6, Emma Printz 21, Peyton Bietry 2, Trisa Porter 6, Lissa Siler 11, Maddie Downing 17, Lauren Flory 13. 

Complete Story at the Daily Advocate

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Friday, December 15, 2017

South Downs Blazers



Twin Valley South  4  12  20  13  49
National Trail          4   7   10  12  33

Scoring for Twin Valley South: Mylan Crews 13, Kelsie Shafer 12, McKenzie Neal 12, Madison Johnson 6, Evelyn Woodgeard 3, Abby Bingham 2, Alexis Bennett 1
TVS Record: 4-3, CCC 1-2

Scoring for National Trail: Makena Laird 8, Lexi Benedict 8, Davlyn Werner 5, Evan Byrd 4, Molly Skinner 4, Savannah Abner 3, Hannah Cunningham 1.
NT Record: 3-2, CCC 0-1

Coach Rike:
It was a defensive struggle in the first half with the game tied 4-4 at the end of the first quarter and then a TVS 16-11 lead at the half. But the Panthers came out strong in the third quarter getting buckets from Crews, Johnson, Neal and Shafer putting up 20 total points in the quarter to the Blazers 10. The Panthers finished strong to get their first CCC win and move to 4-3 on the season. The Panthers were led in scoring by Mylan Crews with 13 and the Blazers were led by Makena Laird and Lexi Benedict each with 8 points.
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Tuesday, December 12, 2017

Aviators Soar Over Wave







The Butler Aviators are one of the toughest opponents that Greenville will face all season.  The team has 2 dominating post players with Brian Johnson being the feature player for Aviators – he made plays on both offense and defense – punctuating his night with back to back dunks in the 2nd quarter when they made a run to break the game open.  But Greenville did not help their cause with their turnovers.  The Aviators were able to convert steals into points with baskets scored in transition.  It was a frustrating night for the Wave, they would fall 85-29.

 Greenville scoring:  Ethan Saylor 5, Grant Minnich 3, Tyler Becky  5, Noah Walker 5,  Will Coomer 5, Noah VanHorn 6.


Complete Story at the Daily Advocate


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South Beats Dixie









TVS  5  15  7  12  39
Dixie 7   9   9   10  35

Scoring for Twin Valley South: Mylan Crews 14, Kelsie Shafer 9, Evelyn Woodgeard 8, Mckenzie Neal 4, Alexis Bennett 2, Abby Robertson 2 
TVS Record: 3-3

Scoring for Dixie: Sydney Creamer 15, McKinlee Ruppert 12, Kalyn McQueen 3, Gaby Bates 3, Madeline Betts 2, 
Dixie Record: 1-6

It was a contest between the gritty defense of South against the rebounding ability of Dixie.  Dixie did a good job of pulling in rebounds and controlling the boards, but South was able to capture turnovers and get points in transition.  The end of the game saw Dixie sending South to the foul line, where they were able to convert their chances into points and maintain their lead.

Coach Rike
"This was a battle down the final minutes. The Panthers were led by Mylan Crews with 14 points, 8 of which came from the free throw line. Mylan's six points from the free throw line in the 4th quarter proved to be the difference in the ball game."
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Saturday, December 09, 2017

North Wins Thriller Against South



North overcame a 10 point halftime deficit to defeat their rivals 49-46.  In the first half South was able to slash to basket for layups.  Preston Jackson, who is a presence in the post, got 2 fouls early and sat out most of the 1st half.  When he got back on the court in the 2nd half, he slowed down the pace of South's scoring.  South had to make some adjustments themselves, trading in a man to man defense for a box and 1 to slow down North's Dillon McCullough. It was the inside game of South vs the outside shooting of North. The intense game came down to the final minute - with fans from both sides raising the roof -it was bedlam.  McCullough tied the game at 46 all with a free throw with about a minute left. Then Jackson, who had not scored the entire night, scored on a layup with 14 seconds left and was fouled - he sunk the free throw for the final margin of victory.

Scoring: 

TVS Bryant Marker 1, Ryan Bassler 3, Jayden Bassler 2, Nathan Osborn 4, Willie Bowman 16, Travis Lovely 18.  

TCN: Dillon McCullough 16,  Brian Stinson 11, Preston Jackson 3,  Josh Heindl 9,  Dylan Stinson 8.


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Friday, December 08, 2017

South Falls to Miami East


Girls Basketball
Miami East  31  21  18  10  80
TVS             10   5    5    1   21

Scoring for Miami East: Haley Howard 23, Bailey Miller 15, Maria Staton 15, Morgan Haney 11, Camryn Miller 5, Anna Jacomet 3, Kaitlyn Mack 3, Whitley Gross 3, Mikayla Schaffner 2. Record 4-2

 Scoring For TVS: Mylan Crews 8, Kelsie Shafer 8, Maegan Carson 3, Madison Johnson 2. TVS Record 2-3
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Wednesday, December 06, 2017

Second Half is Greenville's Half







For the second game in a row, Greenville’s girls team had a fabulous 3rd quarter to pull ahead for a victory.  This week the team started league play against GWOC foe Troy. They had a less than stellar first half, but regrouped at halftime and came out smoking for the win.  It was a satisfying come from behind victory, the final score was 44-37.

Scoring: Haleigh Mayo 9, Payton Brandenburg 6, Lani Shilt 4, Saki Nakamura 6, Morgan Gilbert 13, Joda Garland 3, Koryann Elliot 2.

Complete Story at Daily Advocate


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Tuesday, December 05, 2017

Spartans Over Panthers

South was defeated by the Valley View Spartans 56-48

Valley View     16    12   14   14   56
TV  South        16   10   11   11    48

Valley View: Geiger  8, Shuey  3,  Erbaugh  21,  Clark  4,  Herman  13,  Hannah  7
Threes: Geiger 2, Erbaugh 2,  Herman 2, Shuey

TV  South:  R. Bassler  6, J. Bassler 2,  Osborn  2,  Wells  2,  Bowman  17,  Lovely  19
Threes: R. Bassler, Bowman

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Monday, December 04, 2017

Dayton Area Sports Dec. 4+

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Saturday, December 02, 2017

Trail - TVS First Round Winners








Both Twin Valley South and National Trail were winners on opening night of the boys basketball season and also the first round of the TVS Tip Off Tournament.  National Trail used a high octane offense and stingy defense to overwhelm the Dixie Greyhounds 77-53.  South had to work hard to fend off a scrappy Eaton team, but held them off in the last quarter for 55-42 victory to make it an all CCC night.

Trail Freshman Cameron Harrison made his first varsity game a memorable one, scoring 21 points despite Dixie putting Devin Worley on him full time in the 2nd half.  When he couldn't score, he got assists - so one way or another he found a way to help the team. 

Dixie was cold in the 1st half, they had a tough time finding the basket.  Trail acted like it was their home gym, chipping in shots at a fast pace.  At halftime it was a lopsided 39-16 lead.  Dixie did not help their cause by gifting Trail with 8 turnovers in the 2nd quarter and 7 in the 3rd quarter. Trail was playing good defense, but Dixie made it easy for them.

Dixie did try to press in the 2nd half in a bid to make up ground. They scored fairly evenly with Trail in the 2nd half, but couldn't make up any ground. They had spotted Trail too large a lead in the 1st half. 

In the past Eaton - a larger school, usually has taken the court with one of the taller teams. But this years Eagles are a smaller, quicker bunch.  South garnered the early lead, but Eaton stubbornly stayed on their heels the entire way.  Travis Lovely had a good game for the Panthers with some good moves to the basket. He would lead the Panthers with 23 points. 

Eaton played mainly man to man in the half court and used a 2-2-1 press against the Panthers. South played man to man the entire game.

 At halftime it was 24-15. Eaton did have a nice run to begin the 3rd quarter closing the gap to 3 28-25.  Coach Augspurger took a time out to get his players settled down and South went back to work and re-extended their lead. In the last quarter, Eaton tried to close the gap with vigorous defense, but were unable to make any headway.

Saturday Eaton and Dixie will play at South at 4pm in the consolation game.  South and Trail will play at 5:30 in the Championship game.

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