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Fairbanks’ varsity volleyball squad upped its record to 2-0 with a 25-18, 25-10, 25-19 victory over Benjamin Logan. Grace Gorton led FHS with 11 kills and 10 digs. Aubrey Burns and Claire Baker both c...

The Pioneer boys golf team is pictured from left, front row, Evan Reynard and Brady Fox; second row, coach Brandon Whitt, Sam Creamer, Jackson Meriweather, Cam Potter, Ethan Miller and head coach Mitc...

The football season did not get off to the start North Union wanted to have. The Wildcats lost 21-15 last Friday at Pleasant. Head coach Nick Hajjar and his team had no choice but to move on from the ...

The Panthers of Fairbanks will slide over a county on Friday in an attempt to earn their first football victory of the 2023 campaign. FHS will kick off at 7 p.m. on the Logan County home field of Indi...

The Lady Pioneer varsity soccer team is pictured from left, front row, Rebecca Magginis, Mackenzie Trimble, Lindsay Craig, Kylie Kitchen, Maryn Tanferi, Jenessa Corbin, Avery Cameron and Olivia Hicks;...

A four-set match led to a victory for Fairbanks’ varsity volleyball squad. The Lady Panthers (1-0) put the first two sets in the book with 25-15, 25-18 triumphs. The Spartans edged FHS 25-21 in the th...

Marysville’s girls tennis team edged Hilliard Darby by a 3-2 verdict. First singles player Paige Hobbs rallied from being one set down to win the deciding match of the contest. Results for each match ...

The Lady Monarch golfers posted their best score of the year at Westchester Golf Club. MHS carded a team score of 352, which was 17 strokes better than OCC competition of a year ago. Marysville finish...

Marysville’s boys golf team is being led by a quartet of returning lettermen. They are seniors Andrew Rabe and Camden Russell and juniors Colten Montgomery and Max Ball. Newcomers to the varsity squad...

Members of the Fairbanks boys golf team are pictured from left, front row, Kaleb Cox, Colin Buchholz, Dalton Smith, Luke Poling, Camron Schapmixay and Grady Wizecup; second row, assistant coach Alex C...

Members of the Lady Monarch golf program are from left, front row, Ella Shaw, Olivia Gratz, Ava Jackson,, Ava Buchenroth, Addie Keller, Addison Ross and Camryn McGlenn; second row, head coach Juliet L...

The girls soccer for North Union is pictured from left, front row, Chloe Stillings, Corajayne DeBoer, Kadyn Crosthwaite, Allison Stacklin, Ryleigh Rasey, Lauren Hall and Rylan Riffle; second row, Lexi...

North Union boys/girls cross country squads are pictured from left, front row, Lauren Hall, Jack Hoover, Philip Ardrey, Savannah Amstutz and Corajayne DeBoer; second row, Madelyne Zimmerman, Traven Re...

North Union’s varsity volleyball team is pictured from left, front row, Hallie Hall, Makayla Fox, Kennedy Harrah, Lindsay Willis, Zoe Wedding and Kamryn Thompson; second row, Riley Heminger, Audrey Ba...

North Union girls golf team is pictured from left, front row, Kaylee Rensel, Leah Bledsoe, Kelsie Price and Madelyn Taylor; second row, Lanie Spencer, coach Mitchell Loomis, Savannah Queen and Brynn S...

The Lady Monarch tennis squad is pictured from left, front row, Sydney Fetheroff, Sami Haigh, Aelyn Baumgarner, Katelyn Vanlandingham and Paige Hobbs; second row, Natalie Fair, Sarah Mordhorst, Nyla B...

Members of the Marysville varsity volleyball squad are front row, from left, Elle Martter, Amelia Alexander, Caitlin Rigel, Ella Morris and Elley Channel; secnd row, Aaliyah West, Gabby Michel, Paige ...

Marysville’s boys cross-country team is pictured from left, front row, Aiden Grome, Dylan Garber, Blake Murgatroyd, Quinton Bodine, Aaron Schlemmer, Carter Stowell, Caleb Rice, Tyler Calvert and Andre...

Members of the FHS boys soccer team are from left, front row, Joe Pacheco, Andrews Wachs, Noah Thorley, Reid Hockman, Nate Russell, James Green, Ben Zahn, C.J. Rice and Kaden Procuniar; second row, as...

Fairbanks’ varsity volleyball team is pictured from left, front row, Madeleine Peffer, Reese Poling, Allie Boyd, Addison Grant and Anna Dulle; second row, Anna Lynch, Hannah Boehm, Avery Gallmeyer, Gr...

FHS’ girls cross-country team is pictured from left, front row, Rachael Hoover, Hannah Niehaus, Mollie Thrush, Riley Jones, Mara Vicari and Elizabeth Phillippo; second row, head coach Mike VanWinkle, ...

Jonathan Alder’s Caroline Timberlake (17) tries to maintain possession against Columbus Academy’s Kennedy Jackson (20) during the latter half of Saturday’s match. The sophomore Lady Pioneer scored the...

Rachael Hoover runs down the stretch to finish a race during the 2022 season. Hoover placed 11th in the girls Division II-III races at the 2023 Early Bird Invitational. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleks...

North Union’s Kennedy Harrah (10) makes a set during Saturday’s volleyball match at Tecumseh. Working toward the net are, from left to right, Abil Zimmerman, Siena Ballinger and Zoe Wedding. The Lady ...

Allee Forrider shot an even par 36 as Marysville’s girls golfers beat Dublin Scioto 163-230. Ava Jackson carded a 39, Olivia Gratz shot a 42 and and Addie Keller finished with a 49. MHS’ other golfers...

MHS’ Olivia Brooks (left) attempts to stop an Olentangy Liberty player from advancing the ball. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff) -- Marysville’s varsity girls soccer team notched its second ...

Jonathan Alder’s Emma Ishmael (21) sends the ball over the net in this file photo. Ishmael helped Alder sweep River Valley on Saturday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) -- Jonathan Alder’s varsit...

Bunsold Middle School head football coach Chris Weikle talks to his team during a recent scrimmage. Weikle has returned to coaching football for the first time in eight years. (Journal-Tribune photo b...

Jonathan Alder quarterback Grant Horne (12) fires a pass over Fairbanks’ Cohen Riley Friday evening. The Pioneers scored a 47-0 victory at FHS’ Kyre Field to open the 2023 season. For full game storie...

Marysville’s Jacob Fisher (16) breaks up a New Albany pass Friday evening. The Monarchs opened the 2023 season with a 24-17 road victory. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson) -- You never truly ...