The Fairbanks High School girls golf team placed as runner-up to New Albany during the third annual Jill Vanuch Memorial tournament on Saturday. The Lady Panthers shot a 344. Natalie Parker led FHS with a 77, followed by Emily Wilson-82, Audrey Brackenridge-83, Rachel Studenmund-102, Allison Kise-114 and Jordyn Orodi-124. JVs win Marysville’s junior varsity boys beat Hilliard Davidson in a dual match, 193-202. Gavin Cossette shot a 46, Justin DeHoff and Tyler Smith each carded a 48 and Cole Weaver added a 51.
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Municipal Court Speeding – Ross M. Hickenbottom, West Liberty, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Caleb C. Creasap, Marion, $55 fine, $88 costs. Overload – Raymond H. Clark Jr., Croton, $263 fine, $88 costs. Speeding – Richard S. Wright, Columbus Grove, $58 fine, $85 costs. Improper back/start – Alex Richardson, Columbus, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Garrett E. Brinkman, Raymond, $58 fine, $110 costs. Speeding – James M. Whaley, West Jefferson, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Jose L. Pina, Powell, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Sara C. Warren, 968 Coventry Place, $75 fine, $85 costs. Seat belt…
The Marysville Rhinos rugby team upped its record to 2-1 on Saturday with a 48-24 victory over the Columbus Coyotes. Stan Gibson and Matt Young scored on three tries, while Austin Ellington and Cameron Curry tallied one try apiece. Ellington made three conversion kicks and Jared Ohnsman added one. — Marysville’s girls soccer squad dropped a 2-0 verdict to DeSales on Saturday. Anna Weigand finished with five saves as the Lady Monarchs slipped to 4-3-2.
Municipal Court Sell alcohol undrg – Daisy Gautier, Raymond, $500 fine, $120 costs, 30 days jail susp. Sell alcohol undrg – Mark Kloeck, 1419 Adena Point Drive, $500 fine, $120 costs, 30 days jail susp. Possess marijuana – Jose D. Lewis, Columbus, $150 fine, $28 costs, OL susp. 6 mo. No OL – Jose D. Lewis, Columbus, $75 fine, $135 costs. No OL – Jose D. Lewis, Columbus, $58 fine, $95 costs. Marked lanes – Jose D. Lewis, Columbus, $58 fine, $28 costs. Seat belt – Jose D. Lewis, Columbus, $30 fine, $28 costs. No OL – Jeffrey A. Cummings,…
Triad’s football team outgained Greenon in total yardage, 416-402, but came up short on the scoreboard, 42-35, on Friday. Greenon took a 7-0 lead into the second quarter, only to see the Cardinals (0-4) put 26 points on the board during the ensuing stanza. Triad (which will host Cedarville on Friday) held a 26-21 margin at halftime. The Cardinals expanded their upper hand to 28-21 with a third-quarter safety. Greenon, however, outscored Triad, 21-7, during the fourth period to secure the win. Cardinal quarterback Jordan Simonelli completed 14-of-36 passes for 237 yards and two touchdowns. Andy Martin caught a touchdown…
When it comes to severe weather, related tragedies and other catastrophes, living in Marysville is a blessing. Other parts of the country don’t fare so well. Currently, Texas, Louisiana and Florida are reeling from two of the worst hurricanes, Harvey and Irma, to ever hit the U.S. Losses will be in the billions of dollars, and it will take months, if not years, to bring conditions back to normal. As a result, the lives of many residents will be altered permanently. Hurricanes are unfortunately something the Gulf Coast states and eastern seaboard face all too often. But it is not…
Fairbanks’ boys varsity golf team defeated West Liberty Salem on Thursday, 162-183, at Liberty Hills. Justin Brackenridge led the Panthers with a 39, followed by Seth Payne-40, Travis Brake-41, Cross Hackathorne-42, Logan Bocsy-43 and Aidan Wilson-45. The Panthers are 10-1 in the Ohio Heritage Conference. The JV’s also won and Trevin Rausch was match medalist with a-45. Pioneers win Jonathan Alder’s boys golf squad beat Bellefontaine, 158-173, on Thursday. Tyler Hilbert of JA was the medalist with a 37. He was followed by Giuseppe Petrella and Hayden Mitchell-39 and Mychal McKelvey-43. JVs place fourth The MHS jayvee girls placed fourth…
Municipal Court No OL – Kristalyn K. France, 462 Allenby Drive, $58 fine, $95 costs. Speeding – Seth R. Douwsma, South Bend, IN, dismissed, $168 costs. Speeding – Marlen D. Roose, East Liberty, $58 fine, $110 costs. Speeding – Camera L. Holycross, Marion, $75 fine, $85 costs. Seat belt – Chad M. Cremeans, Richwood, $30 fine, $91 costs. Seat belt – Matthew D. Tumblin, Marion, $30 fine, $91 costs. Intoxd ped hwy – Chandler D. King, Milford Center, $58 fine, $98 costs. No OL – Ajeenah T. Wooten, Columbus, $58 fine, $95 costs. Seat belt – Damon M.L. Powers, Columbus,…
Jonathan Alder’s tennis team scored a 5-0 decision over Urbana on Thursday. Singles -Mikayla Holland defeated Kim Asper 6-1, 6-0; -Sydney Winslow downed Amie Asper 6-0, 6-0; -Maddy Grove beat Heather Packer 6-0, 6-0. Doubles -Mary Kate Hipp and Paula Berge beat Rachel Pickering and Bree Stoffer 6-2, 6-1; -Abigale Watkins and Eliza Watkins defeated Ashlyn Dunn and Rachel White 6-0, 6-0. MHS drops match The Lady Monarchs lost to Olentangy Liberty, 5-0. Singles -Anne Grimm fell to Lexie Brengartner 0-6, 5-7; -Grace Larriuz lost to A. Gardner 3-6, 2-6; -Lauren Markert was defeated by Korolly 1-6, 0-6. Doubles -Kylie…
The Triad junior high football team evened its record at 1-1 with a 28-14 home win over Greenon on Thursday afternoon. The Cardinals jumped out to a 14-0 lead midway through the first quarter, but Greenon refused to buckle, getting back into the game on a 65-yard touchdown pass. With the two-point conversion, the Knights drew to within six at 14-8. Triad scored again late in the second quarter to make it 20-8 at the half. Greenon scored in the third period to pull to within 20-14. The Cardinals, however, put the game away with Hayden Simpson’s 42-yard touchdown scamper…
Marysville’s varsity volleyball team played a gritty match against Upper Arlington, but fell 18-25, 13-25, 23-25 on Thursday. Madi Bentz controlled the serve receive and had 23 digs. Carissa Baker led the Monarchs with seven kills, while Jazmine Williams tallied three. Sara Berkland led with 10 assists and Kaylee Rivers served 17 points. MHS will host Hilliard Davidson on Tuesday for its Volley 4 the Cure match. Alder wins twice Jonathan Alder’s varsity spikers defeated Kenton Ridge and Graham in three sets during this week’s action. Corinne Parker and Kortney Reynolds combined for 19 kills against Kenton Ridge. Sara Dickey…
Celia Soller, left, of Marysville High School, fights for the ball against a Thomas Worthington defender during a soccer match on Thursday. The Lady Monarchs defeated the Lady Cardinals 2-1. (Journal-Tribune photo by Sam Dillon) –––– The Lady Monarch varsity soccer squad broke a four-year drought to Thomas Worthington and improved its overall record to 4-2-1 with a win Thursday night. Marysville outscored the Cardinals, 2-1. The Lady Monarchs controlled the pace of the game and dominated the play of possession. Celia Soller put MHS’ first goal on the board mid-way through the first half with a well-placed side-netted score.…
The Bunsold cross country teams defeated Upper Arlington Jones on Thursday. The girls won, 17-50, and the boys claimed a 25-33 victory. Bunsold results were as follows: Girls -Madison Sunquist, first, 12:50, tied the school record set by Madison Shumway in 2013. -Bryn Hothem, second, 12:58, the sixth all-time girls mark in school history; -Abri Schmutz, third, 13:15, her personal record; -Brooke Williams, fourth, 13:38; – Aimee Bowser, seventh, 14:17; -Payton Pierce, eighth, 14:41; -Malia Burkhardt, ninth, 14:45. Boys -Sean Schultz, second, 11:57, the school’s tenth fastest all-time boys time; -Brian Boston, third, 12:01, the school’s 13th fastest all time…
A.J. Fisher of Marysville drives the ball at Darby Creek on Wednesday. MHS placed fourth during an OCC match. (Photo submitted) –––– Marysville’s varsity boys golf team tallied its second-best score of the season with a 341 on Wednesday. The score came during the final Ohio Capital Conference Central Division match of the year at Darby Creek. MHS placed fourth. A.J. Fisher led the Monarchs with a season-best 79. He was followed by Dylan Tremayne-84, Sameer Parashar-87 and Chris Borjas-91. Pioneers triumph Jonathan Alder’s boys won the Madison County tournament at Buck Ridge. The Pioneers carded a 157, followed by…
With nine acres of corn planted and a new design, the Rausch family is bringing the “MAiZE craze” back to Ohio. The popular Milford Center labyrinth, that drew thousands of visitors last fall, will once again get curious maze-goers lost when it opens to the public on Saturday. Part of an increasingly popular “agritainment” trend, it will be joined this year by nearly 220 affiliated MAiZE sites across the United States, Canada and Europe. The Rausch family, in partnership with maze designer Brett Herbst, designer of more than 1,500 corn mazes, hopes to give even more people a chance to…