Sports

These photos show the before (bottom) and after (top) phases of the renovation to the Bunsold Middle School baseball-softball fields. The project was funded by the Marwysville High School baseball pro...

Marysville’s Marshall Francisco goes up for a basket Saturday evening against Dublin Scioto. The Monarchs won, 63-58. (Journal-Tribune photo by Sam Dillon) –––– Marysville’s boys varsity basketball te...

Fairbanks’ Megan Olson goes up for two of her team-high 18 points Saturday afternoon. The Lady Panthers won their first game of the season, downing Northeastern 61-60 in overtime. (Journal-Tribune pho...

Marysville wrestlers Jacob Marsh (left) and Tyler Connolly placed fourth and fifth respectively in the 152 and 285-pound weight classes at the Walsh Ironman Tournament. (Photo submitted) –––– The Mary...

Harley Day of North Union boxes out a Clear Fork player after a free throw during a basketball game at North Union. Despite a strong fourth quarter push, the Wildcats fell to the Colts 62-59. (Journal...

Marysville High School girls basketball coach Mindy Eisnaugle felt her team needed a game in which to bounce back from Tuesday’s loss against Hilliard Davidson. The Lady Monarchs got exactly that Frid...

Marysville High School’s girls basketball team will host Westland this evening. Returning lettermen for the Lady Monarch hoopsters are from left, front row, Kinzi Lee, Katherine Hazelbaker, Sarah O’Ne...

THOMAS –––– Triad senior Tori Thomas made her season debut on Thursday after coming off an ankle injury as the Lady Cardinals downed West Jefferson, 45-21. Thomas ignited Triad’s offense during the se...

Jonathan Alder High School softball pitcher Katelyn Perkins recently signed to continue her diamond career at Mount Vernon Nazarene University. Pictured from left are MVNU coach Mark Pratt, Perkins’ m...

The North Union grapplers opened their season with back-to-back wins during a dual meet setup against Franklin Heights and Westerville Central. The Cats beat Franklin Heights, 48-18, during the openin...

The grapplers of Marysville push their season record to 4-1 after claiming a victory over Gahanna Wednesday 50-18. The Monarchs where able to collect the victory with ease winning 10 of the 14 matches...

Jacob Meyer is shown during competition in Worthington on Tuesday. The Monarch squads placed second during triangular action against Worthington Kilbourne and Bloom Carroll. (Journal-Tribune photos by...

Blain Keckler of the North Union boys bowling team follows through on his toss during a Mid Ohio Athletic Conference match between the Wildcats and Marion Pleasant on Tuesday at Marysville Lanes. The ...

Triad’s Emma Vanninem goes up for a basket against Fairbanks’ Emily Wilson on Saturday. The exchange student from Finland led the Lady Cardinals with 19 points. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) –...

Joelle Ziegler, left, and Triad’s Alea Ferguson battle for possession of the basketball during Saturday afternoon’s game. The Lady Cardinals beat FHS, 58-41. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) ––––...

LEVAN –––– The Marysville High School boys basketball team broke into the win column on Saturday, while the Fairbanks boys slipped to 0-2. Both teams went on the road with the Monarchs claiming a 64-4...

Marysville’s Cassie Francisco (42) battles for a rebound against Hilliard Darby on Friday. The Lady Monarchs opened the season with a 57-50 victory. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) –––– Marysvil...

Henry Walker of the Jonathan Alder boys basketball team goes up for a lay-up, while Charlie Scheiderer of Fairbanks trails behind. The Pioneers were able to pull away from the Panthers in the fourth q...

Marysville’s Jacob Ranker (left) stops a drive to the basket by Hilliard Darby’s Chandler Barlow Thursday evening. The Monarchs fell, 63-60. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller) –––– Basketball coach...

Triad’s basketball cheerleaders are from left, front row, Allison Mroczkowski, Cassey Poe, Addie Legge and Learia Smith; back row, Danica Sifert, Bri Eaton, Jader Martin and Ashley Boggs. (Journal-Tri...

The Triad boys varsity basketball team is pictured from left, front row, Cameron Boes, Payton Oyer, Austin Deere, Hadley LeVan, Austin Bails, Kobe Endicott, Dillon Nott and Trevor Instine; back row; c...

The Triad wrestling team is pictured from left, front row, Dmitri Hollingsworth, Dillan Hollar, Blake Boldman, Sam Stokes and Isiah Leasure; back row, coach Robert Hauck, Cloeman Hauck, Austin VanHoos...

Members of Triad’s girls varsity basketball team are from left, front row, Audrey Lightle, Mary Hasting, Holly Cole, Alea Ferguson, Kaitlynn Pence and Tori Thomas; back row, head coach Jeff Merklin, B...

Avery Clark of North Union, right, drives to the basket while a Benjamin Logan defender tries to block her path. Clark scored eight points during the Lady Cats’ 54-33 victory, which increased their re...

Varsity cheerleaders for the Pioneers are from left, front row, Lexi Wolgemuth, Megan North and Sernia Chapman; second row, Selina Jones and Sophie VanKirk; back row, Morgan Hess, Lauren Abend and Lin...

These Fairbanks High School boys golfers earned special awards for the 2017 season. They are from left, Seth Payne, second-team Ohio Heritage Conference and honorable mention Central District; Travis ...

Members of the Jonathan Alder wrestling team are from left, front row, Carter Clifton, Kyle Hicks and Reece Chapman; second row, Brendan Liford, Josh Kaeser, Luke Stalnaker and Jake Johnson; back row,...

The Jonathan Alder girls basketball team is pictured from left front row, Sydnie Bushong, Sophie Zawodny, Melissa Walbom and Kenzie Bushong; second row, Sydney Bourquin, Abby Jones, Corinne Parker, Em...

The Pioneers’ boys varsity basketball team is pictured from left, front row, Jacob Koenig, Mike Ferrito, Luke Shepherd, Henry Walker, Daniel Heinig, Cameron Androw, Drew Begin and Jackson Izzard; back...

Returning lettermen for the MHS wrestling team are from left, front row, Quentin Miller, Tyler Bates, Jacob Marsh, Walker Heard and Sam Shroyer; second row, Zach Lowe, Jake Ishmael, Jacob Legge, Natha...