The NCAA’s Name, Image and Likeness legislation that was invoked within the past year allows collegiate athletes the opportunity to earn money. They are now permitted to capitalize on their name, image and likeness with sponsors to earn cash by appearing in such things as television commercials. High school athletes in Ohio may soon be able to do so as well. The Ohio High School Athletic Association has announced a proposal to allow high school athletes to profit from NIL. The OHSAA’s Issue 12B is a Name, Image and Likeness proposal that mirrors changes made at the collegiate level. The…
Author: Tim Miller
The inclement weather did not prevent Marysville High School’s girls and boys track and field teams from competing during a triangular meet at Hilliard Bradley. The host Jaguars won the girls meet with 67 points. The Lady Monarchs were second with 56 and Pickerington North tallied 42. Pickerington North captured top honors in the boys meet with 88 points. Hilliard Bradley finished with 57 and MHS notched 30. “Due to the rain, we did not compete in any jumping events,” said Marysville head coach Luke Sundermeier. “However, we were able to get in almost everything else.” Monarch athletes earned first-place…
Athletes from Fairbanks and Triad competed during the Ohio Heritage Conference preview meet. Competition was held at Northeastern High School. Fairbanks results (top five) were as follows: Girls -100 m. dash: Kinley Green, first, 12.99; -400 m. dash: Green, first, 1:04.60; -1600 m. run: Rachael Hoover, second, 5:36.80; -3200 m. run: Elaina Lahmers, second, 12:58.62; Kate Ruff, fourth, 14:30.44; -100 m. hurdles: Jordan Perry, fifth, 19.06; -300 m. hurdles: Ellie Carter, fourth, 54.45; -4 x 100 relay: fifth, 58.12; -4 x 200 relay: fourth, 2:00.17; -4 x 400 relay: first, 4:29.69; -4 x 800 relay: first, 10:42.31; -High jump: Rebecca…
Members of Fairbanks’ varsity baseball team are from left, front row, Noah Rausch, Jake Stewart, Nathan Combs, Taylor Andrews and Cole Justus; second row, Brice Phelps, Ethan Kise, Grant Rausch and Evan Blumenschein; third row, head coach Josh Rine, Max Snyder, Ryker Beaty, CJ Swartz and assistant coach Travis Rinehart. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)Fairbanks’ junior varsity baseball team is pictured from left, front row, Hayden Queen, Zavier Payne, Jacob Woody, Alex Galesterer and Aidan Luellen; second row, Cody Reams, Dane Madison, Chase Shope, Blake Gorton, Drew Rausch and Madden Ungerer; back row, coach David Grant, Wyatt Stice, Eli Thrush,…
Fairbanks’ varsity softball team is pictured from left, front row, Sarah Writesel, Anna Higbee, Lindsey Smith, Danielle Hoover and Anna Dulle; second row, Brynne Stanley, Jenna Dee, Hailey Dee and Sierra Pfarr; back row, head coach Amy Sines, Gracie Pyers, Macy Kise, Helena Lorenz and assistant coach Randy Rausch. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) The Fairbanks junior varsity softball team is pictured from left, front row, Miah Cheney, Lucy Matteson and Addison Yochum; second row, Jillian Stewart, Sidney Williams, Emma Bowman and Hannah Sullivan; back row, coach Courtney Walk, Malynn Bouic, Abigail Skedell, Helena Lorenz and coach Madison Montenaro. (Journal-Tribune…
Fairbanks’ girls track and field team is pictured from left, front row, Kate Ruff, Carly Fitzwater, Katelyn Vollrath, Ashley Hayes and Alondra Bosworth; second row: Addie Thrush, Marie Veit, Kate Coy, Jordan Perry, Emma Greve, Madeline Headings, Callie Kitchen, Alyssa Newberry, Amber DaRe and Kinley Green; third row, Kayden Fields, Julia Dingledine, Rebecca Dean, Ellie Carter, Sarah Arend, Ella Demeter, Macy Miller, Kathrine Larsen, Lillian Dean and Ava Orders; fourth row, Sophie Litzke, Kennedy Knurek, Julie Headings, Anna Muelller, Rachael Hoover, Claudia Mueller, Alice Ruff, Shoshana Smith and Lillian Back; fifth row, Carly Heiss, Ally Gearheart, Madeline Peffer, Makenna Chaffin,…
The Lady Panthers of Fairbanks slipped to 4-3 overall and 1-2 in the Ohio Heritage Conference. FHS dropped a 17-3 softball verdict in 4 ½ innings to Mechanicsburg. The Indians held a 5-3 lead after Fairbanks batted in the visitors’ portion of the fourth inning. Mechanicsburg blasted the Lady Panthers for 12 runs in the home half of the fourth. It then kept FHS off the scoreboard in the fifth to end the game via the run rule. FHS pitcher Sarah Writesel was tagged with the loss. She surrendered 11 hits, walked two and struck out two. Hailey Dee fanned…
Nolan French of Marysville slides safely into home against Worthington Kilbourne. The Monarchs, however, fell to the Wolves, 9-5. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) After splitting four games during a spring break trip to Tennessee, Marysville’s varsity baseball team got off to a rough Ohio start to the 2022 campaign. The Monarchs slipped to 2-3 on the season with a 9-5 loss against Worthington Kilbourne. “This game was disappointing because of all our self-inflicted mistakes,” said MHS head coach Nick Blake. The MHS boss was referring to missed signs at the plate and on the base paths, three fielding miscues…
West Liberty-Salem scored a run in the bottom of the seventh to edge Triad’s baseball team, 3-2. The Tigers led 2-0 after four innings. The Cardinals tied the contest with single runs in the sixth and seventh. WLS finished with six hits off Triad pitcher Wyat Cole. Cole allowed two earned runs, fanned four and issued three walks. The Cardinals (0-3 overall and 0-2 in the Ohio Heritage Conference) finished with six hits. Drue Instine led the team with two. — Lady Cardinals fall Triad’s softball squad is now 2-5 overall and 0-4 in the Ohio Heritage Conference after an…
Varsity and junior varsity softball players for Marysville are from left, front row, Skyler North, Haley Winans, Abri Schmutz, Abby Gindlesberger, Reagan Traucht and Avery Henry; second row, Hannah Pack, Abby Christian, Camryn Harbold, Brooke Williams, Avery Prohaska, Tareyn Born, Chloe Heminger and Maya Segner; third row, Alley Clementz, Caitlin Rigel, Paige Mobley, Kallie Schweinfurth, Jordyn Ledley, Mia Carder, Abigail Wilkerson, Morgan Nevers, Ella Woods, Savannah Jenkins and Corine Darling; fourth row: Abby Strahm, Sienna Hutchins, Ashlynn McAdow, Lily McKinley, Desi Lee, Lori Grimes, Hannah Yu, Emma Howell, Kendra Rausch and Sydney Calhoon; fifth row, coaches Dennis Simpson, Jeremy Segner,…
Marysville’s varsity baseball squad is pictured from left, front row, Tristan Burns, Will Rausch, Landon Heckel, Jayden Deardorff and Griffin Scheiderer; second row, Noah Bowers, Tyler Cavaluchy, Emerson Trapp, Braden Deere, Tate Martino and Hayden Ward; third row, Jared Larriuz, Jackson Dempsey, Aiden Kersten, RJ Thornton, Chase Storr and Nolan French; fourth row, coaches Zach Bott, Nick Blake (head coach), Jordan Blake and Billy Thayer. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) MHS’ JV A baseball team is pictured from left, front row, Peyton Crawford, Damon Wade, Luke Bankes, Rocco Marchetti, Luke Fehrman, Braiden McMahan and Ethan Collins; second row, head coach…
The boys track and field team for MHS is pictured from left, front row, Brian Boston, Cameron Smith, Trace Mahood, Sean Waitkus, Andrew Bentz, Wes Laurenson and Matt Hull; second row, Austin Bentz, Jack Flanagan, Andrew Montogmery, Fernando Rios, Griffin Rigel, Cameron Jones, Lane Coil and James Heap; third row, Nate Wood, Tyler Calvert, Max Daughtery, Aeron Shillington, Grayson Niemi, Michael Bates, Richie Willis, Tyler Heap and Joseph Hiltcher; fourth row, Lance Bodine, Dylan Garber, Landyn Hustead, Trace Heminger, Brennan Stillion, Thomas Diep and Justyn Bernard; fifth row, Ethan Boylan, Aiden Grome, Aidan Waitkus, Gage Cromwell, Joe Wiehe, Evan Donahue…
Members of the Marysville High School boys tennis team are from left, front row, Gianni Russo, Kyrell Stauffer, Aaron Rios, Zach Nusbaum, Jacob Weigand, Jonathan Sharrock and Jack Zwiezinski; second row, Jacob Markert, Andrew Seiltz, Jacob Nicholson, Michael Dizon, Aidan Crouso, Mason Ice, Brady Scott and Will Nuspl; back row, assistant coach Mindy Kane, Dalton Kane, Grant Turk, Lincoln Walker, Cory Cordell, Adam Knowles, Cooper Palermo and head coach Brian Ash Not pictured, assistant coach Bill Romine. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) Marysville’s boys tennis team will be looking to improve upon the 2021 campaign. The Monarchs finished with an…
Ethan Kise of Fairbanks finishes his slide to the plate for the winning run. The Panthers edged West Liberty-Salem, 2-1, with Kise’s score in the bottom of the seventh. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) Panther shortstop Ryker Beaty throws to first base after getting a force out at second. Fairbanks edged West Liberty-Salem, 2-1, during an Ohio Heritage Conference contest. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) There are times a baseball team just has to earn a victory the hard way. The Fairbanks Panthers did just that when they edged West Liberty-Salem, 2-1, during an Ohio Heritage Conference game. The contest…
Marysville’s Carys Gossett displays her championship T-shirt for winning the shot put at the Upper Arlington Invitational. She also set a new Lady Monarch record for the shot put. (Photo submitted) Marysville’s girls and boys track and field teams had standout days during the second annual Upper Arlington Invitational. The Lady Monarchs placed second, while the boys were third. Upper Arlington won the girls meet with 124 points. MHS was second with 87, followed by Teays Valley-78, Bexley-69, Fremont Ross-58, DeSales-51, Westerville South-48, Sylvania Northview-32, Whetstone-27, Central Crossing-25, Franklin Heights-21, Licking Heights-16, Dublin Coffman-13 and Columbus Wellington-nine. Westerville South took…