Triad’s baseball squad slipped to 0-3 with a 10-0 setback at the hands of West Liberty-Salem. The Tigers plated all of their runs over the course of the second and third innings. The game was shortened to five innings on the run rule. West Liberty-Salem tallied 12 hits and committed one fielding miscue. Tiger pitcher Eli Allen limited Triad to two hits, one each from Bodey Deam and Braydan Hoffman. Allen struck out eight and did not walk a batter. Cardinal pitcher Russell House was roughed up for 10 hits in three innings. West Liberty tallied six earned runs. House…
Author: Tim Miller
Members of Jonathan Alder’s softball program are from left, front row, Ellie WIlkin, Riley Magginis, Kallie Sajdyk, Emme Edwards, Mia Hilbert, Maggie McCoy and Raegan Tremayne; second row, Katelyn Rihl, Macy Pruitt, Caroline Timberlake, Ava Skorich, Eliza Shuping, Natalie Neumeier, Evan Platfoot and Shanna Higgins; third row, Mattie Piccolantonio, Lily Talik, Goldie Bowsher, Abby Bush, Lauren Ruetsch, Alivia Curtis, Myla Schilling, Anna Engle and Lucy Boyd; fourth row, assistant coach Tom Russell, head coach Dave McGrew, Alyssa Miller, Kylie Petersheim, Owyn Johnson, Kiersten Dolby, assistant coach Glen Widner and assistant coach MaeKenleigh Greene. Not pictured, Gracie Napier, Mallory Reynolds, Alaina…
Jonathan Alder’s Shanna Higgins makes an out in the infield. The Lady Pioneers won two of three games during their spring break trip. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) — Jonathan Alder’s softball team posted a 2-1 record during its recent spring break trip to Florida. The Lady Pioneers notched a 9-7 verdict over Port St. Joe High School. Evan Platfoot had the big bat with three hits in four trips to the plate. She drove in a run. Kiersten Dolby went three-for-five with two ribbies. Natalie Neumeier ripped three base hits, while Anna Engle and Shanna Higgins both had two.…
Fairbanks infielder Dayne Madison, left, and a Mechanicsburg base runner watch the relay throw to first base. The Panthers rallied for a 5-1 victory to begin the Ohio Heritage Conference portion of their schedule. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) — When the dawn broke Monday morning, Fairbanks High School head baseball coach Josh Rine felt there was no way the Panthers could host Ohio Heritage Conference rival Mechanicsburg later in the day. The heavy rain that fell Sunday night going into Monday’s A.M. hours left the diamond on Panther Hill pretty soaked. The rain eventually stopped and the drainage on…
Members of Marysville’s softball program are from left, front row, Abby Strahm, Maya Segner, Sydney Calhoun, Camryn Harbold and Ashlynn McAdow; second row, Morgan Nevers, Ally Clementz, Kallie Schweinfurth, Hailey Snider and manager Emily Woolard; third row, Savannah Jenkins, Ella Wood, Lauren Mobley, Rylee Lopez, Josalyn Taulbee and Jillian Rausch; fourth row, Jovie Traucht, Lilly McKinney, Sienna Hutchins and Josie Bumgarner; fifth row, Kylie Levings, Addison Altizer, Brooklynn Gamby, Gwen Dyal, Jaidan Hutchins and Ellie Lowe; sixth row, assistant coach Amber Setser, assistant coach Denny Simpson, head coach Jennifer Segner-Maxwell, assistant coach Jeremy Segner and assistant coach Elise Freeland. Not…
Members of Marysville’s boys tennis team are from left, front row, Bryer Miller, Cooper Harvey, Zach Nusbaum, Jonathan Sharrock and Jacob Weigand; second row, Ethan Keifer, Wilson Yelles, Kyrell Stauffer, Ethan Sterlin, Soorya Loganand and Eric Sterin; third row, Jacob Burhanna, Lincoln Walker, Will Nuspl, Evan Fetzer and Jacob Nicholson; fourth row, assistant coach Bill Romine, Brady Scott, Noah Burhanna, Gianni Russo, Arcadian Crone and head coach Brian Ash. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) — There are several lettermen returning to the tennis court this spring for Marysville High School. Those veterans include seniors Noah Burhanna (second singles), Kyrell Stauffer…
Marysville’s girls track and field squad is pictured from left, front row, Cora Watson, Ava Elliott, Elley Channell, Olivia Brooks, Aelyn Baumbarger, Ashley Boston and Brianna Watkins; second row, Emily Thomas, Lauren Eizensmits, Shantal Abou-said, Shannon Cordle, Nevaeh Hillyard, Emerson Bautsch, Mallory Huffman, Maddie Burgdorf; third row, Lyla Channell, Emma Hoyt, Tamara Saliba, Addison Luttfring, Bella Bollmann, Camryn McGinley, River Wedertz, Bailey Gross, Ella Shaw, Angel Moss and Caylee McAdow; fourth row, Regan Forkin, Cameron Cave, Elizabeth Henderson, Kylie Andrews, Maggie Foust, Whitney Clarridge, Riley Skiles, Maddie Warrix , Gina Rebello and Anna Goertz; fifth row, Ella Bates, Kylah Maddy,…
Marysville’s varsity baseball team is pictured from left, front row, Clark Aden, Isaiah Brooks, James Hackworth, Luke Bankes, Griffin Michael, Mason Springs, Gavin Betts and Rocco Marchetti; second row, Derek Moyer, Damon Wade, Griffin Scheiderer, Max Freeman, Braiden McMahan, Aiden Tillman and Canyon Gladstone; third row, assistant coach Matthew Belt, assistant coach Jordan Blake, Jake Fisher, Tate Martino, Tyler Kesterson, Jackson Dempsey, head coach Nick Blake and assistant coach Zach Bott. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) — Marysville High School’s baseball squad will look to improve on its 8-10 record from the 2023 campaign. The Monarchs tallied a 2-7 mark…
Jason Moore of Marysville (right) has earned special mention status in Division I. (Journal-Tribune photos by Tim Miller) — A pair of local high school basketball players who will continue their careers on the collegiate level, have earned All-Ohio honors. Jonathan Alder senior Peyton Heiss has been named to the state’s first team in Division II. Marysville senior Jason Moore has earned special mention honors for Division I. Heiss will be continuing his hoops career at Mount Vernon Nazarene University. Moore will play at Ashland University. Both were the leading scorers for their team this year. Heiss averaged 21.2 points…
Cole Justus prepares to swing at the ball during a 2023 game. The Panthers recently wrapped up their spring break trip to Myrtle Beach. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) — Fairbanks’ baseball team ended its spring break trip to Myrtle Beach with a pair of setbacks. The Panthers (0-3) dropped a 4-3 verdict to Sidwell Friends High School and a 10-4 decision to Wellston. Fairbanks finished the contest against Sidwell Friends with four hits. Cole Justus, Dayne Madison, Zavier Payne and Max Snyder all hit safely for the Panthers. Snyder drove in a pair of runs. Aidan Luellen went five…
Michael Bates of Marysville competes during the pole vault during a meet at Delaware Hayes High School. The Monarchs recently opened the 2024 campaign by traveling twice to Hayes. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) — Marysville’s boys placed second and the girls were third during the recent Delaware Hayes Track and Field Invitational. Hayes placed first in both meets and Columbus Whetstone was the runner-up in the girls meet. Other schools participating were Olentangy Berlin, Buckeye Valley, Marion Harding, Delaware Christian and Franklin Heights. Boys’ team scores were Hayes-168, Marysville-146, Berlin-122, Harding-81, Buckeye Valley-75, Whetstone-37, Franklin Heights-20. Girls’ team scores…
North Union’s Max Parish, left, goes to the basket against Holtz Maine (44) of Fairbanks during a game played this past season at Ohio Dominican University. Parish and Maine have earned Division III All-Ohio honors. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) — The Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association has announced its boys All-Ohio basketball teams for Division III. Max Parish, a senior at North Union, has been named to the special mention list. Fairbanks junior Holtz Maine has earned honorable mention accolades. Parish was the leading scorer for a Wildcat squad that posted an 18-6 record. North Union placed second to Indian…
Macy Kise of Fairbanks rips a base hit during a 2023 game. Kise helped the Lady Panthers to a 3-0-1 record during their spring break trip to Pigeon Forge, Tenn. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) — Fairbanks’ softball squad wrapped up its spring break trip to Pigeon Forge, Tenn. with a victory and a tie. The Lady Panthers clubbed Rootstown (Ohio) by a 17-7 count. FHS tallied 13 hits and committed only one fielding miscue. Fairbanks plated 12 runs over the fourth and fifth innings to win by the run rule. “The game was played under rain, but since we…
Cam Harbold (15) of Marysville takes a big swing during a 2023 game. The Lady Monarchs are playing games this week in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) — The Lady Monarch varsity softball squad split a pair of games on the opening day of its spring break trip. Marysville is competing in contests in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. MHS opened the spring break tour with a 4-1 truiumph over Grant Community High School of Illinois. Cam Harbold led Marysville with a pair of hits. Maya Segner, Ella Wood and Jaidan Hutchins each tallied one hit. Harbold and Brooklynn…
Zoe Wedding earned honorable mention state basketball honors for the 2023-24 season. (Photos submitted) — A handful of local high school girls basketball players have earned All-Ohio accolades for the 2023-24 campaign. The teams were named in Divisions I and II by the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association. The top local honor belongs to Marysville High School senior JoJo Eberhart. She was named to the Division I second team. Eberhart averaged 11.7 points and more than four rebounds per game as a guard for the Lady Monarchs. She helped lead MHS to a district runner-up finish and a 22-4 record during…