Members of the Fairbanks boys varsity basketball team are from left, front row, Ryker Green, Dylan Tobe, AJ Landon, Grant Rausch, Andrew Crowe, Alex Crowe and Cade Feller; back row, head coach Zach Brown, Tanner Ufferman, Dylan Weidmann, Dominic Kennedy, Holtz Maine, Cade Ziegler, Andy Higinbotham, Tyler Ufferman and assistant coach Hunter Burnett. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) The Fairbanks boys basketball program is under the guidance of a new head coach. Zack Brown takes over for Justin George, who resigned last spring. Brown, who is a health and physical education instructor at FHS, was an assistant coach at Marysville…
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The Fairbanks girls varsity basketball team is pictured from left, front row, Kate Ruff, Avery Groves, Lindsey Smith, Ellie Carter, Gracie Pyers and Reese Poling; back row, assistant coach Tyler Alexander, Anna Poling, Elaina Lahmers, Macy Miller, Katelyn Vollrath, Elizabeth Reinhard, Carly Lehman and head coach Landon Fraker. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) A trio of top scorers returns this winter for the Fairbanks High School girls hoop squad. Juniors Carly Lehman, Macy Miller and Elaina Lahmers respectively averaged 10.3, 8.6 and 8.4 points per game as the Lady Panthers posted an overall record of 12-11 last winter. FHS won…
The Lady Panther bowling team is pictured from left, front row, Grace Koenig, Lily Vollrath, Emma Milleson and Katie Dingledine; back row, Madelyn Headings, Elizabeth White, Julia Dingledine and coach Stephanie Fairchild. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) The boys bowling team from Fairbanks High School is pictured from left, front row, Jaycer Blevins, Chase Shope, Adam Burke, John Carter and Zach Koenig; back row, Nate Russell, Hayden Bucholtz, Drew LaFon and coach Steve Dellinger. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) The Fairbanks girls bowling team is led by returning lettermen Elizabeth White, Grace Koenig, Katie Dingledine and Emma Milleson. The veterans…
Jonathan Alder’s Mary Ferrito is fouled en route to the basket in this file photo. Ferrito scored 20 points during JA’s win over Kenton Ridge on Saturday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) Mary Ferrito scored 20 points as Jonathan Alder’s girls hoop squad crushed Kenton Ridge, 61-36, on Saturday. The Lady Pioneers upped their record 5-2 overall and 2-0 in the Central Buckeye Conference. Ferrito was joined in double figures by Reggan Gray-11 and Evan Platoot-10. Others getting in the scorebook for the Lady Pioneers were Katie Hooley-seven, Ellie Heisler-seven, Natalie Helfin-two, Sharon Keefer-two and Jaxson Murdock-two. The Lady Pioneers…
Marysville High School’s varsity boys basketball team is pictured from left, front row, Nick Wever, Brandon Fourman, Leo Rausch, R.J. Thornton, Dayne Johnson, Chase Adkins and Lane Coil; back row, coaches Josh Weikart and Evan Will, Kade Focht, Ryker Bowden, Jason Moore, Connor Smith, Chase Allen, head coach Mark Tinklenberg and coach Erich DeChant. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) There has been a changing of the guard within the Marysville High School boys basketball program. Mark Tinklenberg, who formerly served as an assistant coach at Dublin Coffman, has taken over for Ryan Grose. Grose, who is now an assistant coach…
The Lady Monarch varsity basketball team is pictured from left, front row, Leah Brown, Ava Krutowskis, Ava Wilkerson and Gabe Lee; second row, Abri Schmutz, Meghan McKinney, Alyssa Straham, Cam Lee and Abbey Williams; back row, assistant coach Sydney Parrott Ransome, Adeline Tweed, Grace Groves, JoJo Eberhart, Madelyn Hansen and head coach Klarke Ransome. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) A veteran team returns from last year’s Ohio Capital Conference Cardinal Division championship and the Division I district runner-up for the Marysville High School girls basketball team. The Lady Monarchs posted an 18-6 overall record, which was the best record the…
Members of the Marysville High School swimming program are from left, front row, Molly Gregory, Allie Anderson, Abby Hemker, Riley Sherick, Jacob Markert, Rowan Kinney, Maddie Irving, Emma Menge and Joey Hazelbaker; second row, assistant coach Michael Waun, Blake Counts, Grant Turk, Nathan Moledor, Brenna Rogers, Magnus Winter, Cannon Moser, Carly Amrine, Philip Baker and head coach Beth Seman; third row, Dakota Moceri, Mallory Seman, Grace Pancallo, Reese Cordonnier, Katheryn Mager, Sydney Shaw, Corey Acker, Olivia Elliott and Gabe Filbert; top row, Christian Ubandez, Nolan Cantrell, Mouctar Bah, Alijah Wright, Allie Bernhard, Camryn McGlenn, Ava Jackson, Addy Ary and Lyla…
Members of the Marysville High School gymnastics team are from left, front row, Ashlyn Etherington, Brianna Watkins, Sara Weigand, Abbey Bates, Kelsey Murphy and Paige Hayes; second row, Natalie Jordan, Avery Murphy, Elise Thompson, Melany More-Flores, Ella Bates, coach Derek Calvert; back row, head coach Amber Calvert, Audrey Spooner, Megan Gregory, Abbi McLaughlin, Chloe Baschnagel and Aubrey Smith. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) The Marysville High School gymnastics team is looking toward its 10th season under the guidance of head coach Amber Calvert. The veteran coach said the Lady Monarchs will be led by seven returning lettermen. Those athletes include…
Members of the Monarch boys wrestling team are from left, front row, Ben Bickerstaff, Erryl Will, Jack Golla, Josh Melms, Lincoln Witt, Joe Eley, Emilo Guerrero, Riley Miller and Andrew Bentz; second row, Colton Powers, Brady Seger, Gage Riley, Ethan Skiles, Ethan Heckel, Boston Burkhardt, PJ Patterson and Joseph Bates; third row, Stephen Garcia, Carson Overbey, Blaze Hall, Zach Pfarr, Zach Cooper, Nathan Delauter, Jullian Kennedy, Michael Bates and Gage Counts; fourth row, Ryan Stalk, Erik Nelson, Alton Dobyns, Evan Jenkins, Jagger Hicks and Matt Eley; fifth row, coach Curtis Thompson, coach Tim Crane, Jarrod Shock, Eli Helmuth, Zach Strahm,…
The Lady Monarch bowling team is pictured from left, front row, Elizabeth Cline, Morgan Thompson, Madison Strouse, Payton Darling and Hailey Lowe; back row, Kristen Thompson, Alyssa Beeching, Sophia Koren, Coryn Darling, Sarah Stooksbury and coach Mike Geer. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) Marysville High School’s boys bowling team is pictured from left, front row, Wyatt Deringer, Braidan McMahan, Ethan Lambert, Dawson Lewis and Jonathan Cusack; back row, coach Matt Strouse, Dale Barker, Chris Tompkins, Colin Sherwood, Allen Jolliff and Caeden Hamm. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) Marysville High School’s girls bowling program is continuing to grow. “We’re up to…
Ellie Carter (24) of Fairbanks goes up for a basket against Triad’s Kaydence Feasel (12) on Saturday evening. Carter scored 12 points during the Lady Panthers’ 65-9 victory. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) “This is what a rebuilding year truly looks like.” The words of Triad High School girls basketball coach Erica Trainer sum up what the Lady Cardinal program is going through this season. Triad fell to 0-7 on Saturday with a 65-9 loss on the floor of neighboring Fairbanks High School. “We’re young and we’re playing a lot of freshmen,” said Trainer. “We had a couple of girls…
The Marysville High school boys varsity wrestling squad placed second during the 10-team Kettering Fairmont Firebird Classic on Saturday. Upper Arlington won the team title with 286 points and the Monarchs tallied 256.5. Rounding out the team scoring were Fairmont-249, Cincinnati Colerain-232, Wapakoneta-216, Hilliard Bradley-212, Eaton-186, Carroll-63, Tecumseh-53 and Stebbins-46. Marysville grapplers placed as follows: First -Ethan Heckel (106), Lincoln Witt (132), Josh Melms (157); Second -Jack Golla (159); Third -Gage Riley (113), Zach Pfarr (132); Fourth -Joe Eley (120), Riley Miller (150); Fifth -Erik Nelson (138); Sixth – Boston Burkhardt (126), Stephen Garcia (285); Seventh -Alton Dobyns (175). —…
Marysville’s varsity boys basketball team dropped a heart-breaking 46-44 verdict to Delaware Hayes on Saturday. The contest was a tight battle the entire way. MHS held a 13-12 edge after the opening quarter and the score was deadlocked at 22-all by halftime. The Pacers went on top, 36-35, by the end of the third period. Marysville hit 17 field goals, of which four were three-pointers. The Pacers also sank four trifectas out of their 16 shots from the floor. The free throw line played a big role in the outcome of the contest. Delaware Hayes hit 10-of-16 charity tosses. On…
Cam Lee of Marysville goes up for two of her team-high 14 points Friday evening. The Lady Monarchs beat Dublin Jerome, 49-36. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) A relentless defense and balanced scoring attack got the Marysville girls basketball team back on track Friday evening. MHS quickly rebounded from Wednesday’s heartbreaking loss at River Valley with a 49-36 victory over Dublin Jerome. “I was very pleased with our defensive effort,” said Lady Monarch coach Klarke Ransome. “It was better than it had been the past few games.” Marysville’s stifling man-to-man pressure greatly reduced the Celtics’ opportunities to drive toward the…
The Pioneers of Jonathan Alder remained perfect through the first three games of the season. JA upped its record to 3-0 with Friday’s 49-23 triumph over Bellefontaine. Alder led 12-3 by the end of the opening eight minutes of action. The Pioneers took a 20-9 margin at halftime and a 36-16 spread into the fourth quarter. Jonathan Alder hit 45% from the floor, while the Chieftains were an ice-cold 26% (seven-of-26). Taber Headings led three Pioneers in double figures with 13 points. Grant Welsch tallied 12 and Joey Walker finished with 11. The Pioneers will travel to Westerville South on…