Sports

–––– The Lady Monarch varsity softball team kept pace for a defense of its Ohio Capital Conference Central Division championship on Wednesday. Marysville pummeled Central Crossing into submission duri...

North Union Lady Cat alumni and current softball players stand on the field to form the number ‘40’ to recognize the 40 years worth of softball that has been played at the high school. (Photo submitte...

Marysville’s boys tennis team dropped a 4-1 verdict to Hilliard Davidson on Tuesday. MHS’ lone victory came at second doubles when Payton Ice and Jack Nuspl defeated Ruehle and Supanekar by scores of ...

Today Marysville baseball at Upper Arlington, 5 p.m. Marysville softball home vs. Central Crossing, 5:15 p.m. Marysville boys tennis home vs. Thomas Worthington, 4:30 p.m. Marysville boys and girls tr...

Marysville’s Mike Gingras (15) blocks out a Pickerington North player, allowing Jacob Branton (25) to scoop up the ground ball on a face-off during Tuesday’s game. (Photo submitted) –––– Marysville’s ...

The Wildcats of North Union pulled off a solid baseball win in the bottom of seventh inning Tuesday as they squeaked by Tecumseh, 3-2. Zach Ahern took the mound to the start the game for NU and was ab...

Bunsold Middle School’s girls and boys track and field teams beat Fairbanks on Tuesday. The Lady Monarchs won, 70-44, and the boys triumphed, 73-41. Athletes placed for points in the following events:...

Triad High School senior Riley Louck, center, signs to continue his football career at Heidelberg University. Also pictured from left are his sister Sidney, father Justin, mother Sarah and former Tria...

In this file photo, Josie Duncan of North Union rounds third base on her way home. Duncan hit a home run against Tecumseh to help the Lady Cats win 15-1. (Journal-Tribune photo by Sam Dillon) –––– The...

Fairbanks’ Madi Montenaro watches her two-run homer sail out of the diamond in Milford Center on Tuesday. Also pictured is Triad catcher Gracie Sheets. Fairbanks won, 4-1. (Journal-Tribune photo by Ti...

The Monarch boys tennis squad dropped a 4-1 verdict to Hilliard Bradley on Monday. MHS’ lone victory came at second doubles. Payton Ice and Jack Nuspl of Marysville beat Rajmoharen and Kumar 7-6, 7-5....

Today Marysville boys tennis at Hilliard Davidson, 4 p.m. Marysville girls lacrosse at Pickerington North, 5:30 p.m. Marysville boys lacrosse home vs. Pickerington North, 5:30 p.m. Fairbanks softball ...

Marysville High School graduate Emma Romine, pictured in this file photo, led the Ohio Dominican University’s women’s golf team during the recent G-MAC championships. Romine, an ODU junior, finished i...

–––– In the photo to the left, Emily Daniel of Marysville puts the ball in play on Monday at Westland. Daniel led the Lady Monarchs with four hits during their 20-0 victory. In the file photo to the r...

–––– Photo at left; Avery Groves of Fairbanks runs with a baton during the third leg of the 4 x 200 relay event during the Panthers’ “SpecTrackular” meet on Monday. Photo on right: Daniel Heinig follo...

Today Marysville baseball home vs. Upper Arlington, 5 p.m. Marysville softball at Westland, 5:15 p.m. Marysville boys tennis home vs. Hilliard Bradley, 4:30 p.m. Fairbanks softball/baseball home vs. M...

Marysville’s Jacquelyn Witt, right, is pictured in a relay race in this file photo. Witt was part of the girls 4 x 800 relay team that won the event at the Wapakoneta Relays. MHS tied with Anna for te...

The Marysville High School varsity softball team is more than halfway through its regular season schedule. A relatively young squad that lost a number of valuable players to graduation last spring has...

–––– One familiar face has left Fairbanks High School’s football program and another is making his return. Mark Geer, who had served on head coach Patrick Cotter’s coaching staff for the past four yea...

Marysville High School student-athletes sign letters of intent to play their respective sport on the collegiate level. They are from the left, Jaimeson Bigler (wrestling), Cassidy Franciso (basketball...

Northwestern handed Jonathan Alder’s boys tennis team a 5-0 setback on Thursday. Singles -Smith defeated Riley Woods (J) 6-0, 6-4; -Wildofsky topped Dominic Gantz (J) 2-6, 6-0, 6-3; -Huber beat Jacob ...

Marysville’s varsity boys lacrosse squad lost to Westerville North, 10-9, on Thursday. The Monarchs held a 5-4 edge at halftime. Jacob Branton and Hunter Wilson each recorded hat tricks (three goals)....

Today (Weather permitting) Marysville boys lacrosse at Buckeye Valley, 5:30 p.m. Marysville softball home vs. New Albany, 5:15 p.m. Fairbanks softball/baseball at Greeneview, 5 p.m. North Union baseba...

The Fairbanks Middle School boys track and field team won the Mechanicsburg Invitational on Thursday. The Panthers scored 96 points, followed by West Liberty-72, Tecumseh-63, Lima Bath-63, Ridgemont-5...

Lady Monarch first baseman Tayler Clabaugh settles under a foul ball near Hilliard Davidson’s dugout on Thursday. Marysville rolled to an 11-4 victory on the Wildcats’ diamond. (Journal-Tribune photo ...

Jacob Jenkins of Triad fields a throw from the outfield as a Riverside runner approaches the plate. Jenkins tallied the out to help the Cardinals take an 8-3 win over the Pirates. (Journal-Tribune pho...

Today Marysville boys and girls track and field at Wapakoneta Invitational, 4:30 p.m. Marysville girls lacrosse home vs. Westerville South, 5:30 p.m. Marysville softball at Hilliard Davidson, 5:15 p.m...

Scoring was not the problem in the baseball contest between the Wildcats of North Union and the Raiders of Benjamin Logan. Both teams combined for 31 runs in seven inning of play, but it was the Wildc...

Marysville’s Lexi Williams hits a single during Wednesday’s victory over Upper Arlington. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) –––– The Lady Monarch varsity softball squad built a seven-run lead in t...

Marysville’s boys tennis squad dropped a 4-1 verdict to Marion Harding on Wednesday. The lone Monarch victory came at second doubles as Payton Ice and Jack Nuspl downed Moodley and Longstreth 5-7, 7-6...