MHS cagers rally, fall one point shy at WK
Sports
January 10, 2025
Marysville’s Owen Graves (23) makes a contested layup against Worthington Kilbourne’s Max Ziskin (12) during the first half of action. The junior Monarch scored four points in the team’s loss to the Wolves. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

MHS cagers rally, fall one point shy at WK

By Aleksei Pavloff

Marysville’s boys basketball team fell short – 47-46 – against Worthington Kilbourne during the final seconds of Wednesday evening’s game.

“When you put yourself in that type of situation in a game in the first half… you ultimately don’t win those battles in terms of the ultimate ou...

NU places third at Fairbanks Invitational at Darby Creek
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Luke Poling hitting the golf ball at a tournament. (Journal-Tribune by Bob Putman)
NU places third at Fairbanks Invitational at Darby Creek
By Bob Putman 
August 5, 2026
In its first match of the season, the North Union boys golf team finished third on Monday in the Fairbanks Invitational at Darby Creek. The Wildcats finished third overall with a score of 355 while,  ...
Mintonette Volleyball Club instructs the JA ballers
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A file photo of the 2025 Jonathan Alder volleyball team. (Journal-Tribune file photo)
Mintonette Volleyball Club instructs the JA ballers
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Members of the 2026 Jonathan Alder high school and middle school volleyball teams received an added bonus of instruction during a recent workout. Lady Pioneer spikers in grades 7-12 participated in a ...
North Union seniors begin prepping for three-sport school year
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Kailin McElroy tries to bypass opponent during a game from earlier in the 2025-2026 season. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)
North Union seniors begin prepping for three-sport school year
By Bob Putman 
August 2, 2026
The fall high school sports season is deep into its training and preparation so athletes in each sport can do their best. Some of them will just participate in a fall sport or maybe a second one later...
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The map identifies the locations of Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras throughout the Marysville area. Red points mark the locations of each camera. The cameras capture images of passing license plates to assist law enforcement investigations. (Graphic submitted)
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NU places third at Fairbanks Invitational at Darby Creek
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Luke Poling hitting the golf ball at a tournament. (Journal-Tribune by Bob Putman)
NU places third at Fairbanks Invitational at Darby Creek
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In its first match of the season, the North Union boys golf team finished third on Monday in the Fairbanks Invitational at Darby Creek. The Wildcats finished third overall with a score of 355 while,  ...
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