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2B Sunday, October 25, 1998 TIMES RECORDER, Zanesville, Ohio Morgan, Crooksville race to regional SPORTS SCOREBOARD District CrOSS Country High Schools Pro Football TELEVISION Sunday Oct 25 Football 1 pm. Baltimore Ravens Green Bay Packers (WTRF). 1 m. New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins (WBNS). 1 m.

Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Uxis (WTTE). 4 m. Cincinnati Bengals it Oakland Raiders (WTRF, WBNS). 8 m. Burlalo Bills at Carolina Panthers (ESPN).

Auto Racing 2 p.m. NASCAR Winston Cup. Dura LubevKmart 500 (TNN). 5:30 p.m. NHRA Revel Nationals (TNN).

Golf 1 p.m. PGA National Car RentalWalt Disney World (ESPN). 5 m. Senior PGA Kaanapali Classic (ESPN). National Football League All Times EST AMERICAN CONFERENCE EM Pet Pf 667 102 667 161 PA 70 110 Awty AFC 1-2-0 3-24 1-14 3-24 1-2-0 2-2-0 1- 24 3-14 0- 34 1-44 2- 14 4-14 1- 24 3-24 2- 14 3-34 1-24 2-44 1-24 1-34 344 3-1-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 1-34 340 340 1-24 1-2-0 1-24 600 128 124 .600 131 111 .143 112 193 Central 140 109 667 66 500 124 67 103 .333 92 106 .333 117 169 0 1.000 203 109 344 344 344 0 .667 118 103 344 1-24 3-24 0 667 18 117 2-14 2-14 1-24 0 500 127 79 2-14 1-24 0-34 0 429 83 112 2-14 1-34 2-34 1 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA Horns Away NFC ,571 174 115 2-14 2-24 4-14 .429 108 155 2-14 1-34 3-24 .429 146 152 2-24 1-24 2-34 ,143 79 162 1-24 044 1-24 000 93 227 0-34 044 Central 0 1000 207 103 344 344 644 0 .667 155 134 2-14 2-14 J-24 .500 91 112 344 010 3-34 .333 134 156 2-14 0-34 2-34 .286 129 156 2-24 0-34 2-34 West .633 172 123 344 2-14 5-14 .813 198 117 344 2-14 344 .500 112 136 1-24 2-14 2-24 .333 129 139 1-34 1-14 0-34 .000 114 169 0-24 044 044 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Football Late Friday Miller 34, Racine Southern 27 Mill 0 I 12 14 34 Southern 7 0 13 27 Scoring South Davis 12 run (Coftman kick) Miller Stanley 4 run (Stanley run) Miller Riley 1 run (run (ailed) Miller Co 33 run (run tailed) South Davis 1 run (Coftman kick) South Ash recovered blocked punt In end zone (Cottman kick) Miller Cox 27 run (Cox run) South Cummlngs 43 pass tram Evans (pass tailed) Miller Cox 84 kickoff return (pass tailed) Boys State Golf COLUMBUS (AP) Final results Sal-urday from the boys Division I and III state got) tournaments, played at Ohio State University.

The Division I tournament was at the 7, 104-yard, par-72 Scarlet Course and the Division III tournament at the par-70 Gray Course. DIVISION I TEAM SCORES: 1, Ashland 625. 2, Cleveland St Ignatius 633. 3, Upper Arlington 644 4, Massillon Jackson 655 5. Troy 665.

6. Beavercreek 667. 7, Hudson 668. 8, Weslerville North 670. 9, Lakota West 678.

10, North Royalton 681. 11, New Philadelphia 683 12, Defence 717. MEDALIST SCORES: t. Neil Lyklns, On. Moeller 71 -771 48.

2, Bobby Castor, Ashland, 75-77152. 3, Ben Hogan, Gralton Midwew. 77-761 53 4, ChnsYoder, Ashland. 74-80154. 5, Ben Schubert, Oeve.

St Ignatius. 76-79-1 55. DIVISON III TEAM SCORES: 1, Columbus Academy 604. 2. Berlin Hiland 613.

3, Newark Cath. 623. 4, Walertord 634. 5, Ottawa Hills 642. 6 (tie).

Minster. Kalida 643. 8. Middletown Fenwick 647. 9.

Cm. Summit Country Day 651 1 0, Gates Mills Hawken 655. 1 1 Bedford Chanel 675. 12 Bkwmdale Elmwood 677. MEDALIST SCORES: 1, Andy Miller, Delphos St.

John's, 68-74142. 2, Kyle Miller, Berlin Hiland 72-72144. 3. Kyle Weisenburger, Continental, 74-72 146. 4, Zach Doran, Columbus Academy 78-71149.

Miami New England Burlalo NY Jets Indunapcts Jaektonvit Pittsburgh Tennessee Salomon) Cram Denver Kansas City Oakland Seattle San Diego Dalai Arizona NY Giants Philadelphia Washington Mmescta Green Bay Tampa Bay Detroit Chicago Atlanta San Fran New Orleans St Lota Carosna Atlanta at New Baftmore at Minnesota at New England San Francisco Tampa Bay at Chicago at Cnonnati at Jackson at Seattle at San Buffalo at Pittsburgh at OPEN Arizona, F'htedelphia. Times Recorder RIO GRANDE It was the MackleyLackney show as the Crooksville boys finished third in the Division III district meet Saturday, clinching a spot in the regional next week at Lancaster. Ben Mackley's time of 16:59 gave him first place in the race, which was composed of 102 runners from 13 teams and 24 total schools represented. Fellow Ceramic Alan Lackney was 21 seconds behind in second at 17:20. West Union won the meet with 67 points while Zane Trace was second at 105.

Crooksville tallied 123 points and fourth-place Chesapeake had 128 points and also advanced. Other Crooksville runners included Matt Brooks (18:45) in 25th, Ken Storts (19:07) in 35th and Nathan Seesholtz (21:59) in 77th. Joining the boys on the journey to Lancaster will be girls runner Melissa Hankinson, who was third in her race. Eastern Brown convincingly won the 74-runner, 8 full team, 26 represented teams event with 15 points. Wheelersburg was second at 81, Western third at 94 and Western Union fourth at 107.

Crooksville didn't field a team, running only four girls, so Hankinson advanced as one of the top 15 runners overall. Brooke Seaman (20:48) of Peebles and Corrin Holbrook (20:53) of Eastern Brown placed ahead of Hankinson, who clocked in at 20:55. Lady Ceramic Stacie Doolittle finished 27th at 24:27, Ashley Spurling was 39th at 25:29. Cambridge District Division Boys Tri-Valley's Andy Madden coasted to a fourth place overall finish of 125 runners and Morgan's boys placed third of 21 teams in the Division II district meet at Cambridge High School. Madden's time of 16:57 finish was good enough to qualify for the regional meet at Youngstown Boardman to be held next Saturday at 11:50 a.m.

Bret Davis of West Muskingum finished 11th in 17:23 to also qualify for regionals. "Bret ran his best time of the year," said West Muskingum coach Kelly Nangle. "He was determined to go to Youngstown and he really fought for that position." The Raiders finished third with 143 points, behind champion Dover (90) and second-place Claymont (145). Anthony Richards paced Morgan with a ninth-place finish in 17:05, while Brian Mayle was 18th in 17:40. Randy Haines (18:20) was 33rd.

The Scotties were eighth overall with 214 points, led by Madden's time and Josh Fitzwalter's 43rd place time of 18:37. Brian Fulks was 62nd in 19:07. Dana Worstall placed 38th in 18:32 for the Tornadoes, which tied for ninth overall, while teammate Brett Wilson (18:35) was 42nd. Philo was 18th and was led by Robbie Frame's John Glenn was paced by Anthony Rex's 59th-place finish in and Maysville's Steve Hen-nesey was 69th in 19:21 to lead the Panthers. Girls Muskingum Valley League champion Morgan placed five runners in the top 24 as the Lady Raiders cruised to a third-place finish.

Morgan, along with MVL girls champion Rachel Feldner of West Muskingum, will make the trek to Youngstown Boardman to run in the Division II regional meet at 2:05 p.m. Carrollton's total of 64 won the event followed by Dover with 75, Morgan with 81 and Claymont with 134. Among local teams, West Muskingum was sixth with 175, Tri-Valley 12th with 293 and John Glenn 14th at 365. Maysville and Philo raced as individuals. Ashley Dunnigan of Cambridge took the race with a time of 19:35 while Feldner crossed the line sixth at 20:26.

"Rachel beat several runners she's never beat before," said Nangle. "Our girls ran strong against a tough field. They are a young team (five sophomores) but very competitive." Kara Watson (20:41) and Miranda Finley (20:48) were eighth and ninth for Morgan and Sheila Jo Southall was 19th at 21:21. Ashlie Bolyard finished 21st at 21:26, 12 seconds in front of Erin Morin, who was 24th. Kisha Cannon paced Tri-Valley with a time of 21:54, good enough for 30th.

John Glenn's Renae Spillman dashed across the line in 65th at 23:49. Division in Girls Rosecrans girls placed tenth in the Division III District that featured runners from 17 different schools. Barnesville, behind top runner Jessica Dickson won the meet with 30 points. Martins Ferry was second with 63 points followed by Sandy Valley with 106 points and Shadyside with 111 points. Rosecrans amassed 209 points.

Courtney Wolfe ran a 31st place time of 23:23 to lead Rosecrans. Natalie Kessler was 44th at 24:11 while Alyson Watton concluded the race in 48th place. Sunday's Games York Jesi, 1 1 p.m. Green Bay, 141 pm. Detroit, 141 p.m.

at Miami, 1.01 pm. at St Lous, 141 p.m. New Oiteara. 1 01 p.m. Tennessee, 4 05 Oakland.

4:15 pm Denver 4:15 pm Diego, 4:15 p.m. Carolina, 8:20 p.m. Monday's Gams Sunday, Nov.1 Araona at Detrot. 101pm. Denver at Ore! 141 m.

Jacksonvie at BaNrnors, Miami at Burlalo, 141p.m. Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 1 41 m. New England at Indianapoxt. 1:01 m. New Wean at Carotna 1:01 m.

New York Giants at VVashington, 1.01 pm. St Lous at Atlanta, m. Tennessee at Pittsburgh. 141 m. New York Jets at Kansas City, 4 05 p.m.

San Francisco at Green Bay. 4 15 m. Oakland at Seattle. 8:20 p.m. Kansas City.

8:20 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2 Dabs. Mianapots, New York Giants, VVashrgton OPEN: Cticapo, San Diego College Football Saturday sums Ohio State 36, Northwestern 10 First downs Rushes-yards Comp-AWnt Return Yards Punts-Avg. FumbkLost Penates-Yards Tine ol JCU 23 44-181 236 23-35-1 180 241.5 04 7-76 MUSK 10 43-128 56 3-16-1 196 7-346 2-1 2-11 24:46 35:12 STATISTICS Possession RUSHING-lohn Carroll, Ten Brink 25-100, Parker 3-10.

Kraft 1-5, Schupkn-Ski14 Caseno4-(mnus9) 9-24. Dobran 4-19. Kuhn 1-16, Ward 1-11, Cotwi 6-11, Catdwal 14, Kh f(nwius 8). PASSING-ohn Carrol, Caserio 19-31-181-1, Mustangum, Morris 3-16-56-1. RECEIVING-Jcnn Carrol, Ten Brink 5-53, McDaniels 3-58, Priestap 3-35, Schupknskl 2-12, Rekty 1-20, Nor-butt McCrone 14, KoNz 14.

Muskingum, Boyer 1-22. Ohio State 17 I Northwestern 7 3 0 7 36 0-10 INDIVIDUAL First Quarter OSU-W(ey 28 run (Stuttz kick). 12:32. NU-Bates 60 pass from Hoffman (Gowns kick), 4:07. CSutaitgomery 19 run (Stub to), 2.21.

Second Quarter 32 CSU-Lumpkin 32 pass from Germaine (kick fated), 1:46. Third Quarter OSU-6oston 38 pass from Germane (pass Wed). 2.31. Fourth Quarter OSU-8oston 31 pass Iran Germaine Stuttz kick), 8:11. A 47.130.

Dragon 10-71, McCrea 5-12, Atkins bier 44, Morris Marcy 44-574. gler 4-25. Holmes 2-21, 14, Atkins 2-34, How Lady Bishops edge Tri Auto Racing NASCAR Dura-Lube 500 Lineup PHOENIX (AP) The lineup lor Sunday's Dura-Lube 500 NASCAR Winston Cup race at Phoenix International Raceway, with car number in parentheses, make of car and qualifying speed: 1. (33) Ken Schrader, Fenton, Ma. Chevrolet, 131.234 mph.

2. (28) Kenny Irwin, Indianapolis, Ford, 131.205. 3. (81) Kenny Wallace, St Louis, Ford, 130.605. 4.

(94) Bit Elliott, Dawsonville, Ga Ford, 130.373. 5. (98) Rich Bickle, Edgerton, Ford, 130.279. 6. (2) Rusty Wallace, St.

Louis, Ford, 130.180. 7. (75) Rick Mast Rockbridge Baths, Va, Ford, 130.105. 8. (31) Mike Skinner, Susanville, Chevrolet, 130.100.

9. (41) David Green, Owensboro, Chevrolet. 130.025. 10. (13) Ted Musgrave, Franklin, Ford, 129.931.

1 Mark Martin, Batesvfc, Ford, 129.884. 12. (24) Jeff Gordon, Vallejo, Chevrolet, 129.847. 13. (11) Brett Bodine, Chemung.

N.Y., Ford, 129.814. 14. (22) Ward Burton, South Boston, Pontiac, 129.791. 15. (26) Johnny Benson, Grand Rapids, Ford, 129.781.

16. (40) Sterling Martin, Columbia, Chevrolet, 129.762. 17. (91) Todd Bodine, Chemung, Chevrolet, 129.758. 18.

(23) Jimmy Spencer, Berwick, Ford, 129.688. 1 9. (43) John Andrettl, Indianapolis, Pon Tournament soccer OSU NU 22 11 44-182 3048 342 190 19-36-1 1743-3 60 35 842.1 13424 3-1 14 1042 10-70 30.01 29:59 NFC Otv 144 2-14 144 M4 1-14 1-14 0-24 344 0- 24 044 144 244 144 2-14 044 3-14 044 1-44 1- 14 1-34 344 244 144 344 344 344 1-24 0-24 14 0-24 AFC Otv 24 344 24 1-24 1-14 2-1-0 044 1-14 24 0-34 044 444 144 2-24 044 1-34 14 2-34 24 1-24 044 3-14 2-14 244 1-14 2-24 14 0-14 044 0-34 Soccer 3:30 p.m. MLS Championship, DC. United vs.

Chicago Fire at Pasadena (WSYX). RADIO Sunday, Oct 25 Football 1 1 a.m. Browns Countdown to 99 (WHIZ 1240-AM, WJAW 100.9-FM). 3:06 p.m. Cincinnati Bengals at Oakland Raiders (WHIZ 1240-AM, WJAW 100.9-FM).

8 pm, Buffalo Bills at Carolina Panthers (WHIZ 1240-AM). tiac, 129 510. 20. (88) Dale Jarrett, Hickory, N.C.. Ford, 129.459.

21. (10) Ricky Rudd, Chesapeake, Ford. 129.441. 22. (12) Jeremy Mayfield, Owensboro, Ky, Ford, 129 399.

23. (50) Walfy Dallenbach, Basalt, Chevrolet, 129,329. 24. (77) Robert Pressley, Asheville, N.C., Ford, 129.167. 25.

(16) Kevin Lepage, Shelburne, VI, Ford, 129.120. 26. (7) Geoff Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., Ford, 129.079. 27. (96) Mike Bliss, Mifwaukie, Chevrolet, 129.060.

28. (78) Gary Bradberry, Chelsea, Ford, 129060. 29. (5) Terry Labonte, Corpus Christi. Texas, Chevrolet, 129.055.

30. (90) Dick Trickle, Wisconsin Rapids, Ford, 129.000. 31. (44) Kyle Petty, Randleman, N.C., Pontiac, 128.972. 32.

(42) Joe Nemechek, Lakeland, Chevrolet, 128958. 33. (46) Jeff Green, Owensboro, Chevrolet, 128.871. 34. (9) Jerry Nadeau, Danbury, Ford, 128 820.

35. (1) Steve Park, East Northport, N.Y., Chevrolet, 128.815. 36. (30) Derrike Cope, Spanaway, Pontiac, 128.728. 37.

(18) Bobby Labonte, Corpus Christi, Texas, Pontiac, provisional. 38. (99) Jeff Burton, South Boston, Ford, provisional. 39. (3) Dale Earnhardt, Kannapofs, N.C., Chevrolet, provisional.

40. (4) Bobby Hamilton, Nashville, Chevrolet, provisional. 41 (36) Ernie Irvan, Modesto, CaH, Pontiac, provisional. 42. (97) Chad Little, Spokane, Ford, provisional.

43. (35) Darrell Waltrip, Franklin, Chevrolet, provisional. Larry Nelson Jim Carter J.L Lewis Tommy ToUes V(ay Singh JchnRiegger Slop Kendall Tom Purtzer Tom Lehman Pete Jordan Brent Geixmjer David Ogrin GtenHnabuk Billy And rade Tom Pemice Jr. PaulGoydos Esteban Toledo TedTryba Larry Rinker Robert Damron Brian Henninger Richard Coughlan Mike Bnsky Nolan Henke Doug Barron Brandel Chambtee BobTway 67- 7646- 209 70- 7247- 209 69-7248- 209 71- 7048-209 69- 7149-209 6949-71- 209 6949-71-209 6948-72- 209 72- 7246- 210 70- 7248- 210 72-7048- 210 71- 7049- 210 68- 72-70- 210 7149-70-210 70- 70-70- 210 68- 71-71-210 71- 7347- 211 72- 7247 211 69- 7547- 211 72-7148- 211 70- 7348- 211 7346-70- 211 69-72-70- 211 69-70-72- 211 69-71-71- 211 68-71-72- 211 7147-73- 211 a fast aggressive football team that swarmed to the ball whether we threw or ran. They 're-an outstanding, football i team.

1 1 1 Morris was limited to 3 of 16 passing for 56 yards with Atkins hauling in two touchdowns for 34 yards. Atkins also returned three kickoffs for 110 yards, iri eluding a 57-yard burst that set up his 29-yard TD reception from Morris midway through the second quarter. Linebackers Eric Peterson and Eric Goddard led the Muskies' defense with 15 and 12 tackles respectively while defensive back Zack Howard added 11. Zanesville grad and safety Shane Hollins added five tackles while Philo alums Brody Mautz and Brody Searls added four tackles each in increased playing time at defensive end. Tri-Valley graduate Brian Mox also had four tackles while Philo alum Adam Shook and Tri-Valley product Brad Mercer added two tackles each.

Ten Brink's 100 yards on 25 carries led John Carroll. Times Recorder ZANESVILLE Rosecrans girls soccer team advanced to the Division II district semifinals with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Tri-Valley in a sectional final at Gant Municipal Stadium Saturday afternoon. The win improved the Lady Bishops to 12-4-1 overall, while Tri-Valley ended its season at 11-6-2. "I expected this kind of game," said Lady Bishops coach Hugh Maxwell. "Tri-Valley has been playing well all year.

I expected, the same kind of game that River View gave us. They realized that Julie Paul was a scorer and Kristen Pottmeyer really stepped up for us." Paul fed Amy Maxwell for a cross kick that broke a scoreless tie at halftime, but Pottmeyer's goal later in the half gave the Lady Bishops breathing room and took some pressure off goalie Jen Middaugh. "Both goalies really played well," said Maxwell. "Obviously, the defense played tough all game. One of my top defenders in Erin Howdyshell went down with bad ankles, but the rest of the team really responded well." APTop25 They Fared No.

1 0hio State (74) beat Northwestern 36-10. Next: at Indiana, Saturday. No.2UCLA (64) beat California 28-16. Next vs. Stanford, Saturday.

No. 3 Tennessee (54) beat Alabama 35-16. Next at South Carotna, Saturday. No. 4 Kansas State (74) beat Iowa Stale 52-7.

Next at Kansas, Saturday. No. 5 Florida (6-1) did not play. Next No. 11 Georgia, Saturday.

No. 6 Florida Slate (6-1) at No. 20 Georgia Tech. Next: vs. North Carolina, Saturday.

No. 7 Nebraska (7-1) beat No. 19 Missouri 20-13. Next vs. Texas, Saturday.

No 8 Texas MM (7-1) beat No. 25 Texas Tech 17-10. Next at Oklahoma State, Saturday. No. 9 Wisconsin (64) beat kwa 314.

Next vs. Mxmesota, Nov. 7. No. 10 Penn State (S-I)dkj not play.

Next vs. II-nois, Saturday. No. 11 Georgia (6-1) beat Kentucky 28-26. Next vs.

No. 5 Florida, Saturday. No. 12 Oregon (5-1) vs. Southern California.

Next at No. 14 Arizona, Saturday. No. 13 West Vkgria (4-2) lost to Mori 3441 Next at No. 23 VrgWa Tech, Saturday.

fMAraona(6-1)vsSlorineastliiJsaiartet vs. No. 12 Oregon, Saturday. No. 1 5 Arkansas ($0) dd not play.

Next at Auburn, Saturday. No. 16 Virginia (6-1) beat North Carolina Slate 23-13. Next: at Wake Forest Saturday. No.

17 Colorado (6-1) at Kansas. Next' at No. 19 Missouri, Nov. 7. No.

18 Notre Dame (5-1) beat Army 20-17. Next vs. Baylor. Saturday. No.

19 Missouri (5-2) lost to No. 7 Nebraska 20-13. Next at No. 25 Texas Tech, Saturday. No.

20 Georgia Tech (5-1) vs. No. 6 Florida State. Next at Maryland. Saturday.

No. 21 Syracuse (4-2) did rot play. Next vs. Pittsburgh, Saturday. No.

22 Tufcme (64) beat Rutgers 52-24. Next vs. Southwestern Louisiana, Saturday. No. 23VginiaTecri (5-1) alAlabarnalmWigham.

Next vs No. 13 West Virginia. Saturday. No 24 Miss6slppiStale(5-t)atLSU. Next at Kentucky.

Nov. 7. No. 25 Texas Tech (6-2) lost to No. 8 Texas ASM 17-10.

Next vs. No. 20 Missouri, Saturday. Goll First downs Rushes-yards Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg Fumbtes-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Ohio State, Montgomery 17-100, Wiley 13-37, Keller 4-22. Germaine 5-11, Gar-da 1-6, Wells 14, Combs 3-2.

Northwestern, Bennett 340. Anderson 9-28. Marshall 6-17. Gooch 34, Kreinbhnk 3-fminus 17), Hoffman 4-(minus29). PASSING-Ohio State.

Germanine 19-35-1-342, Garcia 0-144. Northwestern, Hoffman 15-39-2-173, Knainbrink 2-3417, Broxterman 0- 1-14. RECEIVING Ohio State, Boston 8-171, Miller 6-95, Lumpkin 241, Keller 2-16, Germany 1-19. Northwestern, Bates 7-95, Tant 4-30, Bennett 2-15, Anderson 1-17, Marshal 1-17, Stuart 1- 11, Burden 1-5. John Carroll 37, Muskingum 20 John Carroll I 14 3 14 37 Muskingum 0 6 7 7 20 First Quarter XU-Zeigler 91 kickoff return (kick fated), 14:43.

Second Quarter XU-FG Vitatoe 47, 10:21. MUSK-Alkra 29 pass from Morris (kick fated), 8 25 JCU-McDaiK 20 pass from Caserio, 0:28. Third Quarter MUSK-Afkhs 5 pass from Morris, 10:10. XU-FG Vit3toe 22, 3:24. Fourth Quarter XU-Ten Brink 10 pass from Caserio, 8:35.

JCU-McDaniels 27 pass from Marcy, 6:32. Disney Classic LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) Scores Saturday after the third round of the $2 million National Car Rental Classic at Wart Disney World Resort, played on Hie par-72 Palm and the par-72 Magnolia getfeourses (third and fourth rounds played only on Magnoia course): Davis Love III 734445-202 Glen Day 704746-205 Doixj Martin 694848-205 John Huston 67-7049-206 Tiger Woods 66-7348- 207 Fred Funk 724748- 207 Jasper Pamevik 66-7249- 207 Stewart Cink 70-7048- 208 David Duval 68-7248- 208 Clarence Rose 6949-70 208 Mark Brooks 6949-70- 208 Len Matiace 66-72-70 208 Rocco Mediate 67-70-71- 208 Valley 2-1 game with 5:37 remaining. Josh Barry and Mike Hayes each had an assist for Rosecrans. Rosecrans keeper John Barry had seven saves while West goalie Clint Irvin snared 20 saves.

The Bishops had a 36-20 advantage in shots on goal. West Muskingum advances to the district Monday at 5 p.m. at Municipal Stadium against the Indian Creek upper bracket winner. Hiland 2, John Glenn 0 At Gant Municipal Stadium, Joe Miller and Errol Kandel each scored a goal to lift top-seeded Hiland to a Division II sectional co-championship. Matt Robenstine and Miller each dished out an assist for the Hawks, which advance to the district at Municipal Stadium Monday at 7 p.m.

against the Indian Creek lower bracket winner. Keeper John Thomas grabbed seven saves for John Glenn, which made the regional finals last year. The Muskies were outshot 19-9. play in three games. "He wasn't as talented as some, but he worked hard and played harder than anyone, and it rubbed off on the other kids.

If that ball was on the floor, he'd be on it. He was always pumping the other guys up." The last time he saw Buchanan was Thursday, when the boys and girls basketball teams were sharing the gym and weightroom for conditioning. Buchanan apparently was supposed to head out of town with his family later Friday. "He had just gotten the girls from the volleyball team, and I know he had the kids excited," Johnston said. "He loved the game and was always around it.

That's why he got into officiating. "He was a Christian person," Johnston added. "My uncle died a few years ago, and this is the worst I've felt since. I'm just sick about this, is about the best way you can describe it." Buchanan is survived by his wife, Susan, and daughters Andrea and Chelsa. Pottmeyer scored from 25 yards out on a cross kick from Amy Howell to make it 2-0, but the Lady Dawgs responded with a goal with 12-minutes left as Carrie Grace scored off a Megan Untied assist.

But Middaugh snagged several key saves in the closing minutes to salt away the win. Middaugh collected 16 saves in 28 shots, while Tri-Valley goalie Sarah Rector grabbed 15 saves in 28 shots. Boys West 3, Rosecrans 2 At Gant Municipal Stadium, West Muskingum concerted its first four kicks in a shootout to edge second-seeded Rosecrans 4-2 in the kickoff and each team went scoreless in two overtimes at the sectional final contest. West took a 2-0 lead in the first half on goals from Steve Sandlund and Matt Clark while Adam Dimmerling had an assist. The Bishops battled back with goals from Jeff Lazar and Justin Gaudio, the latter tying the ketball official.

A lot of people knew him." "In a place like this, it touches so many people in so many ways," Weekley said. "We need to get more people born and raised here involved in coaching. We need to get people of his credibility and character into coaching. If we had more people like him, we'd be a lot better off." One who decided to stay where he was born and raised is Morgan head football coach Mark Knapp. Although he graduated four years ahead of Buchanan, they were good friends, as are their wives.

Ed Johnston knows firsthand about Jerry Buchanan. The Raiders head boys basketball coach also was coach when Buchanan played in the late 1970's. "When I first started, in 1977-78, he was a junior, and he was captain his senior year," Johnston recalled. "He tore up his knee in the preview at Marietta, but he still came back to BUCHANAN: Tragedy impacts whole community MUSKIES: Caserio leads Blue Streaks to win Raiders. "It was a dream come true for him to get this job.

He was a community person who had paid his dues. "He had just come to our last boosters meeting, and asked us for money to help him with junior high uniforms. He had already raised half of the money himself." "I talked to him this past Wednesday, and I could see it in his eyes; he couldn't wait to get started," said Keith Spare, longtime Morgan statistician who has covered the Raiders for many years at the Morgan County Herald. "Even though they were just 3-18 last year, he thought they could surprise some people and they had strong potential. "He was a dedicated husband, father, coach and friend.

I've officiated sports and covered them for over 10 years, and he was one of the most positive people I've known. We need more coaches like him. "This was a tragedy for the whole community," Spare added. "He coached at various levels and was a licensed bas plays to pull within 20-12 on Atkins' 5-yard TD reception from Jeff Morris. Ryan McLane added the PAT to make it 20-13 -at 10:10 left in the third quarter.

Then the Blue Streaks took the game over. John Carroll answered Muskingum's score with a 12-play, 58-yard drive, capped by David Vitatoe's 22-yard field goal, to build a 23-13 lead. Vitatoe and the special teams were huge for the Blue Streaks. Vitatoe drilled field goals from 47 and 40 yards earlier in the game while David Ziegler returned the opening kickoff 91 yards for a score. "They do a great job on the kicking game like all good teams do," Heacock said.

Fifth-year senior quarterback Nick Caserio hit tailback Mike Ten Brink for a 10-yard score to cap a 54-yard drive and give the Blue Streaks a 31-13 cushion with 8:35 left in the game. Caserio connected on 3 of 4 passes for 29 yards on the drive including a key 3rd down-and-2 completion to Josh McDaniels to keep the drive alive. The Blue Streaks converted 12 of 20 third down conversions. "I really thought their- quar terback' did an outstanding job reading the defense, finding his receivers and hitting them," Heacock said of Caserio, who ranks third in OAC history with 68 touchdown passes. John Carroll backup quarterback Eric Marcy drilled a 27-yard TD strike to McDaniels to push the margin to 37-13 with 6:32 remaining.

Muskies' backup quarterback Tim Kuhn directed a 55-yard drive, on nine running plays, capped by Dan Kibler's 3-yard touchdown run at 3:46 on the clock to pull the Muskies within 37-19. Kevin Smith added the PAT for the final margin. Muskingum came into the game averaging a league-leading 258 yards rushing but had just 72 yards on the ground prior to the final drive. "They us off-guard rushing," 'said Heacock. "We had trouble blocking.