The Fairbanks volleyball team defeated Southeastern by three matching scores of 25-12 on Tuesday. With the victory, FHS improved to 9-0 in the Ohio Heritage Conference and 15-0 overall. The Lady Panthers were led by Kelsey Thorbahn with 26 serves for 23 points and five aces. Kaidie Carstensen added 20 serves for 19 points and seven aces. Brooklyn Kleiber tallied eight kills and Megan King finished with seven to lead the Lady Panthers’ attack. Jenay Kocsis missed only one of her 44 sets and notched 13 assists. FHS will host Madison Plains on Thursday. JA wins five-set match Jonathan Alder’s…
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Municipal Court Speeding – Nathan S. Cunningham, Plain City, $55 fine, $88 costs. Speeding – Amanda K. Walden, Springfield, $58 fine, $110 costs. Speeding – Vicki A. Dravenstott, 514 Doral Court, $55 fine, $88 costs. Speeding – Jesica J. Byers, Bellefontaine, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Ahmad S. Mahmoud, Dublin, $58 fine, $95 costs. Speeding – Kevin G. Doherty, Delaware, $58 fine, $85 costs. Fail to control – Sarah E. Heilman, Columbus, $55 fine, $88 costs. Stop sign – Janis L. Phillipson, 20221 Westlake Lee Road, $58 fine, $85 costs. Speeding – Thomas P. Berger, Nappanee, IN, $58 fine,…
Fairbanks’ boys golfers downed Northeastern, 166-186, on Tuesday. Travis Brake led the Panthers (13-1 in the Ohio Heritage Conference) with a 39. He was followed by Justin Brackenridge-40, Aidan Wilson-43, Seth Payne-44, Logan Bocsy-47 and Cross Hackathorne-51. Cardinals fall Triad’s boys lost to West Liberty-Salem, 192-207. Creighton Bradley and Jacob Greve both shot a 48. Cole Pond finished with a 55 and Austin Deere shot a 56.
Bunsold Middle School’s boys and girls cross country teams downed Worthington McCord on Tuesday. Both races came down to the fourth and fifth-place runners. The Monarch boys won, 25-33, and the girls took a 26-29 verdict. Bunsold results were as follows: Boys -Second: Sean Schultz, 11:55, PR; -Third: Brian Boston, 12:04; -Fifth: Jackson Segner, 12:12; -Sixth: Bryce Thomas, 12:27; -Ninth: Lincoln Witt, 12:58; -Tenth: Graham Guider, 13:01; -11th: Cannon Moser, 13:05. Girls -Second: Bryn Hothem, 13:16; -Third: Abri Schmutz, 13:28; -Fourth: Brooke Williams, 13:43; -Eighth: Aimee Bowser, 14:27; -Ninth: Malia Burkhardt, 14:41, PR; -12th: Haylee Huffman, 15:34; -13th: Payton Pierce,…
Fairbanks’ girls soccer team suffered its first loss of the season to No. 2 state-ranked Grandview Heights by a score of 5-0 on Monday. Macy Wanamaker was credited with six saves as FHS slipped to 6-1-2 for the season. The squad is 4-0-1 in the Ohio Heritage Conference. The Lady Panthers will travel to Mechanicsburg on Thursday. The FHS boys team is now 1-5-1 after its 7-1 setback to Grandview. The Panthers will travel to Bishop Hartley on Thursday.
The Bunsold Middle School girls gymnastics team competed during a recent meet against Olentangy’s teams. Olentangy Berkshire won the meet with a score of 138.85. Olentangy “All” tallied 136.25 points and Shanahan finished with 134.5. Marysville’s score was 131.85. Lady Monarch places were as follows: -Vault: Avery Murphy and Jackie Rychlik, tied for tenth; -Bars: Rychlik, tenth; -Beam: Chloe Baschnagel, seventh; -Floor: Kelsey Murphy, seventh.
Municipal Court Child endanger – Tyler J. Hawk, 11480 U.S. Hwy 36, Lot 118, $600 fine, $28 costs, 30 days jail susp. Drug paraphernalia – Tyler J. Hawk, 11480 U.S. Hwy 36, Lot 118, dismissed, due to plea to companion case, $28 costs. Possess marijuana – Tyler J. Hawk, 11480 U.S. Hwy 36, Lot 118, dismissed due to plea to companion case, $28 costs. Theft – Joshua D. Ackerman, 662 Kenny Lane, $600 fine, $120 costs, 30 days jail 27 susp. Persist disorderly conduct – Bryson Beery, Richwood, $250 fine, $120 costs, 30 days jail 27 susp. OVI – Tyler…
Jonathan Alder’s tennis team notched a 5-0 victory over Tecumseh on Monday. Singles -Mikayla Holland defeated Ashley Fire 6-4, 6-2; -Sydney Winslow downed Hope Cay Castellanos 6-0, 6-0; -Maddy Grove beat Kayla Wright 6-0, 6-0. Doubles -Mary Kate Hipp and Paula Berge beat Ady Beel and Kayla Bush 7-5, 3-6, 7-5; -Abigail Watkins and Eliza Watkins defeated Sydney Maxwell and Shelby Stacy 6-3, 6-2. Bunsold wins The Bunsold tennis squad improved its record to 4-2 with a 3-2 triumph over Delaware Dempsey. Singles -Hanna Hogan won 10-4; -Emma Pzedpelski lost 4-10; -Ellie Nuspl lost 8-10. Doubles -Caitlee Hill/Krista O’Shelski won…
Returning lettermen for the Fairbanks High School boys golf team are from left, Travis Brake, Seth Payne, Aidan Wilson and Justin Brackenridge. The Panthers are 11-1 in Ohio Heritage Conference matches. (Journal-Tribune photo by Sam Dillon) –––– FHS boy golfers down ‘Burg; are 11-1 in OHC matches The Panthers of Fairbanks upped their Ohio Heritage Conference golf record to 11-1 on Monday. Fairbanks beat Mechanicsburg, 161-196. Aidan Wilson carded a 37, followed by Justin Brackenridge-40, Travis Brake-40, Logan Bocsy-44, Cross Hackathorne-51 and Trevin Rausch-53. JA wins match Jonathan Alder’s boys golfers topped Kenton Ridge, 174-189, during a Central Buckeye Conference…
These Marysville boys runners compete in a pack during the Galion Festival on Saturday. Monarch athletes are from left, Ian Dye, Andrew Snodgrass, Hayden Turk and Matthew Cox. (Photo submitted) –––– The Marysville High School cross-country teams competed in the Galion Festival on Saturday. The Lady Monarchs placed sixth out of 26 Division I teams, while the boys were 19th in their 37-team competition. Jacquelyn Witt of MHS was sixth with a time of 19:06. She was followed in the scoring by Morgan Forney, 20.39: Katie Krueger, 20:42; Leanne Eichorn, 21:08; and Emma Rice, 21:30. Scoring for the boys were…
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.
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…