Marysville will continue paperless tickets for 2021-22 sporting events
Sports
August 12, 2021

Marysville will continue paperless tickets for 2021-22 sporting events

By Tim Miller

Marysville’s Carys Gossett (16) and Morgan Shick go up for a block during a 2020 match. The school district is going paperless for tickets to 2021-22 sporting events. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

The old days of purchasing a paper ticket at Marysville sporting events have gone by the waysi...

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