Valley's Aly James, Hanna Dunham and Courtney Crabtree all defeated their singles opponents. Lindsey Carver and Nikki Mills added a doubles win, as did the team of Tiaunda Ramsey and Mykael Gregory.
"I'm really proud of how my girls played," Valley tennis coach Jill Davis said.
The Indians will play again at 4:30 p.m. today when they host the Minford Falcons at home.
The Indians improve to 2-3 with the win.
No. 1 Singles — Aly James def. Hannah Hollbeck 6-1, 6-2
No. 2 Singles — Hanna Dunham def. Marianne Jacobs 6-0, 6-1
No. 3 Singles — Courtney Crabtree def. Chrissy Chandler 6-0, 6-1
No. 1 Doubles — Lindsey Carver and Nikki Mills def. Cec Southard and Whitney Cordit 6-0, 6-0
No. 2 Doubles — Tiaunda Ramsey and Mykael Gregory def. Kendra Podgett and Emily Balza 6-0, 6-4
GOLF
The Clay Panthers got a golf victory on Wednesday after shooting a 179 at Big Beaver. Other schools competing included Notre Dame, 183, Western, 194, Green, 219 and Eastern, 234.
Clay's Cody Bussler was the medalist after shooting a 39.
The Panthers play again tonight at Franklin Valley, where they will face Jackson and Ironton. Their next SOC match is scheduled for Wednesday, September 8, at Shawnee.
Medalist: Cody Bussler (Clay) 39
Clay (179) — Cody Bussler 39, Nate Burchett 46, Jacob Crosier 46, Johnny McKenzie 48
Notre Dame (183) — David Medley 43, Westin Craig 46, Tyler Noel 47, Ty Hiles 47
Western (194) — Tyler Wessell 43, Robert Russell 50, Colton Lightle 50, Dustin Humphrey 51
Green (219) — Matt Ratcliff 49, Adam Riffitt 51, Lands 55, Robert Engle 64
Eastern (234) — Matt Alley 52, Chad Lands 55, Blake Roberts 60, Clay Bapst 67
South Webster — Tanner Lawhun 54, Cortland Bowman 60
Tuesday
Chesapeake came out victorious in a three-way match Monday with Waverly and Portsmouth in Elks CC golf competition. Chesapeake finished with 162, Waverly 169 and Portsmouth 179.
Nick Duffield led Chesapeake and was named as the medalist after shooting a 36.
Medalist: Nick Duffield (C) 36
Chesapeake (162) — Nick Duffield 36, Roger Hoback 40, Seth Wagoner 41, Nathan Copley 45, Drew Oxley 49, Andrew Saunders 49.
Waverly (169) — Ryan Hawks 40, Brock Davis 43, Aaron Leatherwood 44, Daniel Heffner 42, Tyler Nartker 49, Jonathan Leatherwood 60.
Portsmouth (179) — Evan Sommes 40, Ian Rowland 42, Mitch Gower 50, Levi Porter 47, Drew Miller 50, Joe Amburgey 52.
SOCCER
Minford 2, West 1
The Minford Falcons' soccer team got a win over the West Senators in West Portsmouth on Tuesday, beating them by a score of 2-1. Chaffin Munion and Taylor Huff recorded Minford's two goals, both in the first half of play. Ryan Middleton scored a goal for the Senators in the second half.
"It was a great game. Both sides fought tough. It was one tough game," West head coach Scott Davis said.
Davis also praised the defensive play of the Senators' Hagean Murshon.
"She was just phenomenal," Davis said.
Tonight, West will host the Wheelersburg Pirates. The game is scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m.
Minford 2 0 — 2
West 0 1 — 1
South Webster 7, Northwest 0
The South Webster Jeeps got a big win over the Northwest Mohawks on Tuesday, August 31. The Jeeps outscored the Mohawks 4-0 at the half, and added another 3 in the second half to finish the contest with a 7-0 victory.
South Webster was led by Brice Patterson and Connor Scott, who each recorded two goals. Derek Rowe, Brandon Malone and Ashton Miller each chipped in with a goal of their own, as well.
South Webster outshot Northwest in the contest, 38-2.
South Webster 4 3 — 7
Northwest 0 0 — 0
VOLLEYBALL
South Webster def. West
25-18, 25-8, 25-11
The South Webster Jeeps got a volleyball victory over the West Senators on Tuesday. They were led by Mariah Sullivan, who scored 20 points, 11 of which were aces. Sullivan also had five kills.
Haylee Murphy had 19 points with six aces, Brooke Scott had 11 kills, Haley Potters had six kills, while Katie Hanes and Cassie Edwards had four and three kills respectively. Corey Sherman also contributed to the win with six points, four of which were aces.
The win improves the Jeeps to 1-1 overall, 1-0 in the conference. Their next contest is at home against Northwest.
Saturday
FOOTBALL
Greenup 28, Russell 6
When Greenup beat Russell 28-6 on Saturday, quarterback Mason Rister only attempted one pass, and it shocked the Red Devils.
The game was just one minute and 45 seconds old when Rister scooted backwards from his own 30 and spotted Jordan Hamilton streaking behind the Russell Secondary. He threw a perfect spiral. Jordan gathered it in at the Russell 25 and streaked untouched into the endzone for a 70-yard touchdown.
Wade Reed booted his first of four extra points for a 7-0 lead and the Musketeers were on their way to a win over Russell, it's first in 10 years over the Red Devils in what's come to be known as the "Backyard Brawl."
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