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Titan Peterman helping lead Indian Valley football's unbeaten start

Titan Peterman helped Indian Valley control the trenches in a 37-14 win over New Philadelphia, keeping the Braves unbeaten at 3-0.

Titan Peterman helping lead Indian Valley football's unbeaten start

Indian Valley's defensive standout, Titan Peterman, is a key contributor to the Braves' unbeaten start this season. The junior plays both right guard and defensive tackle, tackling opponents both on the line of scrimmage and alongside them. Friday's game against New Philadelphia saw Indian Valley secure a 37-14 victory, extending their unbeaten record to 3-0.

Peterman's performance in the trenches, coupled with the offensive line's work, resulted in 254 rushing yards. Throughout the season, Peterman has rushed for 775 yards, with a season-high 347 in a game against Green. Despite the physical demands of his position, Peterman remains motivated to push his teammates, emphasizing the importance of maintaining his energy throughout the game.

He aims for a state championship, but understands that winning starts with outperforming their current opponents.

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