There is a term in football called getting “earholed” which in essence means getting hit hard from the side. But as the photo above shows, the term may have a second definition. Jonathan Alder ball carrier Trey Pugh’s helmet is shown knocked sideways, so the earhole is covering the front of his face, during Friday night’s game against Marysville. Although he was blasted by a pair of Monarch defenders on the play, Pugh finished the run with his helmet askew and scored an 8-yard touchdown. Pugh would finish the game with four touchdowns, as the Pioneers rolled to an opening…
Author: Chad Williamson
When Memorial Hospital acquired 90 acres of land off U.S. 33 from the Scotts-Miracle Gro Company in December of 2009, the transaction was called a purchase. Now, it appears to be more of a rental agreement.
The mother of former Marysville High School athlete told the school board Thursday that the condition of the track is leading to injuries.
Pictured above is a photo of an architect’s rendering of the Marysville High School Football Stadium parking lot improvements, which should begin next week. The project also includes work to the adjacent bus garage facility. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kevin Behrens) –––– Marysville school officials have released a rendering of the new football stadium parking lot renovation and are finalizing plans to accommodate the work.