MHS girls place seventh during OCC tee-off
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August 15, 2025
Kaitlyn Stover of Marysville prepares to drive the ball through the trees at Oakhaven. MHS competed during the Ohio Capital Conference tee-off. (Photo submitted)

MHS girls place seventh during OCC tee-off

By Tim Miller 

Marysville’s girls golf team placed seventh out of 18 squads during the inaugural Ohio Capital Conference tee-off.

The event, which was held at Oakhaven, featured all of the girls golf teams, regardless of division, in the OCC.

Olentangy Orange won the tournament with a score of 293.

The Pioneers wer...

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