MHS ladies top DeSales
Sports
February 8, 2025
Kadi Strahm of Marysville (1) goes up for a basket in this file photo. Strahm tallied 17 points during the Lady Monarchs’ victory over DeSales. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

MHS ladies top DeSales

By Tim Miller 

Marysville’s girls basketball squad upped its record to 8-11 by defeating Columbus St. Francis DeSales, 62-39.

MHS held its opponent scoreless during the opening quarter and took a 22-0 margin into the second period.

The Lady Monarchs’ halftime advantage stood at 37-21.

Marysville’s lead climbed ...

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