MHS girls score diamond win over D. Jerome Celtics
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April 8, 2026

MHS girls score diamond win over D. Jerome Celtics

By Tim Miller 

Marysville’s softball team pummeled Dublin Jerome into submission by a 14-2 count on the Celtics’ home diamond.

MHS scored seven runs in the visitors’ portion of the second inning and easily pulled away for the run-rule triumph.

Brooklyn Gamby went five-for-five at the plate and drove in a trio ...

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Mason Springs (42) of Marysville rips a base hit against Dublin Jerome in this file photo. Springs hit a solo home run during Monday’s victory on the Celtics’ diamond. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
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Lanay Sommers of Fairbanks slides safely home ahead of a throw to the plate. Teammate Claire Meihls (1) is pictured at the far left. The Lady Panthers defeated Mechanicsburg, 11-5. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
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