Amelia Cameron (left) and Rachael Hoover of Fairbanks are pictured during Triad’s cross country invitational. The FHS runners respectively placed first and second. (Photo submitted) NU girls capture team crown Amelia Cameron and Rachael Hoover of Fairbanks were the top two girls individual runners during Tuesday’s Triad cross country invitational. Cameron broke the tape with a time of 20:20.9, while Hoover was clocked in 20:37.5. North Union’s girls won the team title with 42 points. The Lady Cats were followed by Mechanicsburg-75, Benjamin Logan-83, Fairbanks-89, Tecumseh-100 and Northeastern-112. Urbana, Triad, Southeastern and Greeneview did not have enough runners to compile…
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MHS’ Krista O’Shelski returns the ball over the net. The Lady Monarchs swept Grove City, 5-0, on Tuesday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) The Lady Monarch tennis squad (9-12) swept Grove City, 5-0, on Tuesday. Match results were as follows: Singles -Emma Pzedpelski (M) beat Hougland 6-1, 6-1; -Mallory Huffman (M) topped Moore 6-1, 6-0; -Molly Armstrong (M) downed Schaffer 6-3, 6-1. Doubles -Krista O’Shelski and Caitlee Hill (M) beat Burke and Lutz 6-4, 6-0; -Emily Thallman and Hanna Hogan (M) defeated Turner and Townsend 7-5, 7-6.
Marysville’s girls soccer team dropped a 2-0 verdict to Granville on Tuesday. Brielle Young had 13 saves in the net for the Lady Monarchs.
Fairbanks High School will host West Jefferson on Friday for its fall Homecoming game. Members of the Homecoming court are from left, front row, Mason Eagon (freshman) and Eli Thrush (sophomore); second row, Brooklyn Bosworth (sophomore), senior queen candidates Dani Headings, Jayda Rausch and Emma Kugel, Olivia Vollrath (junior) and Cheyenne Tompkins (freshman); top row, Kaleb Bosworth (junior) and senior king candidates Ashton Griffith, Wyatte Miller and Paul Tossey. The Homecoming court, football team, cheerleaders and band will meet at the high school at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and wave to passing cars (due to COVID-19). That will take place of…
According to Marysville Police Department reports: Craig E. Jones, 48, of Marion was arrested on a warrant service arrest in the 1200 block of W. Fifth Street at 2:46 p.m. Monday. Reports indicate Jones missed a court date for a driving under suspension citation. He reportedly thought the court date was Monday, but it was the week prior. When he arrived at the Clerk of Court’s office, MPD was called and advised Jones was there with an active warrant. Police responded to a report of recovered property in the 100 block of E. Sixth Street at 10:40 a.m. Monday. Reports…
Bunsold Middle School’s volleyball squads swept Hilliard Weaver on Monday. The eighth-grade won 25-20, 26-24. Courtney Parrish tallied six kills and one ace serve. Bella Hackett finished with six kills and three aces. The seventh-grade needed three sets to win its match. Scores were 25-27, 25-18, 25-19. Kylie Levings served nine aces, while Aaliyah West finished with nine kills.
Because of COVID-19 precautions, many schools and communities will not be hosting a homecoming parade this year. Since residents can’t go to a parade, local officials are hoping to be creative and take the parade to participants. Marysville High School and Early College High School will host a reverse parade for this year’s homecoming celebration. District officials said they want to create, “a unique experience for this senior class.” The reverse parade will be held from 6-6:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the Marysville Uptown. The event is planned for senior students involved in fall sports, clubs and organizations, as well as…
According to Marysville Police Department reports: Stacey Chenault, 45, whose address is unlisted, was arrested for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle in the 100 block of Redwood Drive at 5:31 p.m. Friday. Reports indicate she was “arrested on several warrants out of several agencies.” Police responded to a report of theft of a motor vehicle in the 300 block of N. Main Street at 9:22 a.m. Friday. The reporting person advised a U-Haul trailer was stolen. Police responded to a report of shoplifting in the 100 block of Coleman’s Crossing Blvd. at 10:09 a.m. Friday. The reporting person advised…
Jaden Phelps (23) sends the ball over the net. Phelps helped lead Jonathan Alder to a victory over Olentangy Liberty on Saturday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) Jonathan Alder upped its volleyball record to 12-0 with Saturday’s 25-22, 12-25, 25-23, 25-19 victory over Olentangy Liberty. Jaden Phelps finished with a season-high of seven blocks. Ava Francis tallied a double-double with 21 kills and 25 digs. Francis and Phelps lead the Lady Pioneers in season hitting percentage with respective numbers of .350 and .250. — Lady Monarchs fall Marysville’s volleyball squad dropped a 15-25, 26-28, 16-25 verdict at Berne Union on…
Marysville’s boys varsity golf team won the Union County Classic Saturday morning. The Monarchs carded a 314 and edged Jonathan Alder by three strokes (317). Fairbanks shot a 363. Brady Fox of JA was the match medalist with a 72. Monarch scores were Gavin Cossette and Andrew Rabe-75 and Caden Fulkerson and Justin DeHoff-82. This marked the first time the Pioneers had not won the tournament since 2016. Other JA scores were Tyler Ogg-79 and Matthew Fox and Brandon Gargac-83. Scores for Fairbanks golfers were not available at presstime.
Municipal Court Stolen property – Jermaine L. Daniel, Lima, bound over, $110 costs. Handle firearm – Jermaine L. Daniel, Lima, bound over, $28 costs. Persist disorderly conduct – Kevin L. Chaffin, 693 Kenny Lane, $250 fine, $150 susp., $28 costs, 30 days jail susp. Persist disorderly conduct – Barry Snow, Ostrander, $250 fine, $100 susp., $138 costs, 30 days jail susp. Theft – Andrea M. Hayslip, Richwood, $250 fine, $100 susp., $400 costs susp., 30 days jail. Theft – Sara N. Burnett, Columbus, $600 fine, $400 susp., $145 costs, 30 days jail susp. Improper firearm – Tristan J. Thompson, 1312…
An Olentangy Berlin defender grabs his head in disbelief as Marysville’s Ryan Kern rips off a 36-yard touchdown run, his second of the game, Friday. The Monarchs victimized the Bears, piling up more than 480 yards on the ground en route to a 28-0 win. The victory puts the Monarchs at 4-1 on the season and sets up a battle for the league title with the Olentangy Braves next Friday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)