Marysville Top Stories

  • Marysville Roundup

    By LAURIE STEVENSON/THISWEEKSPORTS
    Kyleah Brey (7) of Marysville gets a high five from teammate Cori Long after scoring a run against Upper Arlington on May 3. The third-seeded Monarchs had a first-round bye and will play host to Briggs or Logan in the second round of the Division I district tournament on Thursday, May 16.

    League softball title bittersweet

    Marysville High School softball coach Jennifer Segner-Maxwell had mixed emotions after her team finished in a first-place tie with Olentangy Liberty in the OCC-Central Division.

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  • Marysville Roundup

    Softball team avenges setback

    The Marysville High School softball team understood the significance of its 3-0 loss to Thomas Worthington on April 15.

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  • Girls Basketball

    Tucker resigns as Marysville coach

    Aric Tucker resigned April 29 as coach of the Marysville High School girls basketball team.

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  • Marysville Roundup

    Cochran, Wickline shooting for state

    As their track and field careers wind down at Marysville High School, seniors Clay Cochran and Jessica Wickline have the same goal -- postseason success.

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  • Marysville Roundup

    Baseball team off to fast start

    Having won eight of its first 11 games and its first three in the OCC-Central Division, the Marysville High School baseball team looks forward to any chance it gets to take the field.

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  • Marysville Roundup

    Boys lacrosse team developing

    With just six returning players and four seniors, coach Art Baschnagel of the Marysville boys club lacrosse team realizes it might take time for his squad to develop this season.

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