The bid for entry to the 3A state basketball tournament starts with first-round games Monday for the boys and Tuesday for girls.
Valley Heights basketball teams will have the top two seeds in next week’s 2A Horton sub-state.
Centralia girls wasted no time rolling up a 71-21 win Tuesday against Valley Falls in a first-round regional basketball game.
A pair of close games between Marysville and visiting Wamego brought the North Central Kansas League basketball season to an end Tuesday.
Coach Cole Fredrickson had every reason to be proud of his wrestlers after Marysville won the 4A Concordia regional Saturday with 175 points. The Dogs were 23 points ahead of runner-up Scott City and 48 ahead of third-place Colby.
Twin Valley League basketball action wrapped up last Thursday.
Hanover boys will face Washington County and Frankfort draws Blue Valley Thursday in regional semifinal action at Frankfort.
Twin Valley League basketball action wrapped up last Thursday.
A 60-28 win Monday against visiting Concordia for the Marysville girls’ basketball team shot the Bulldogs from a seventh seed to fifth for the 3A Hiawatha sub-state that starts Tuesday.
Eight Marysville wrestlers qualified Saturday at the Concordia regional for the boys' 4A state tournament next weekend in Salina.
Five Marysville wrestlers are guaranteed entry into next weekend's 4A state tournament in Salina.
Marysville had range working for the boys' basketball team Friday against visiting Chapman.
Elise Rose, Marysville, is headed right where she wants to be — to the first official girls’ state wrestling tournament Feb. 27 at Tony’s Pizza Events Center in Salina.
Marysville coaches Bill Buck and Donnie Butler will be honored at the annual Bulldog Booster Bash.
Do or die time arrives Friday and Saturday for wrestlers across the state in regional tournaments.
Marysville and Scott City changed places in the top 10 teams according to the last rankings from the Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association before regional tournaments this weekend.
Hanover girls remained ranked fifth in 1A and the Valley Heights girls are eighth in 2A.
Elise Rose, a junior at Marysville, was 4-0 in competition Friday in the first day of the West wrestling regional at McPherson.
Games were won Friday night at the free-throw line in Clay Center.
Marysville High School senior Koby Schroeder loved playing football so much he pursued the opportunity to continue playing in college.
Axtell quarterback Quinn Buessing committed Feb. 3 to play football for Highland Community College.
Elise Rose, Marysville, claimed her second championship in a girls’ wrestling tournament this season.
The annual Baileyville Benefit Tournament will raise money to help four individuals Feb. 29 and March 1 at Nemaha Central High School and Seneca Grade School.
Senior Jonny Crome opened the wrestling season with 109 career wins, aware he was 30 shy of matching the Marysville High School record of 139 set in 2017 by Jacob Mintzmyer.
Marysville had two individual champions, two finished runner-up, two placed third, and one fourth and another fifth to come less than a point from winning Saturday’s Silver Lake wrestling tournament.
Marysville's offenses were too disconnected Tuesday and that kept both basketball teams from winning.
Marysville established leads quickly against both Centralia basketball teams and did not look back.
Visiting Abilene got as close to Marysville as 29-27 early in the fourth quarter of the girls' basketball game Friday night.
More consistency and intensity by the Marysville boys' basketball team helped the Bulldogs roll to a 70-57 non-league win Tuesday against visiting Riley County.
Marysville took control of the game during the second quarter Saturday in the championship against top-seeded Jackson Heights and the seventh-seeded Bulldogs did not look back.
Host Nemaha Central came from behind Friday night to grab a 46-42 win against the Marysville boys' basketball team.
Seventh-seeded Marysville had little trouble against Maranatha in a 63-25 semifinal win Thursday in the Hiawatha Invitational Tournament.
Marysville opened strong against second-seeded Horton in Tuesday's start to the Hiawatha Invitational Tournament and the Bulldogs never looked back.
Keegan Caudillo pinned Chapman's Kyler Welling in 3:26 at 152 pounds to guarantee a North Central Kansas League dual for Marysville Tuesday night.
For the third time in four years the Marysville boys' basketball team has won the Thunder Classic midseason tournament.
Marysville couldn't stretch a lead against Falls City until late in Saturday's semifinal boys' basketball game at the Thunder Classic in Seneca.
Everyone contributed to a 84-17 win for top-seeded Marysville in an opening game against Horton at the Thunder Classic in Seneca.
Upsets were plenty Monday in the Twin Valley League girls’ and boys’ tournaments played at Washington County High School.
Marysville’s five champions in Saturday’s annual JayHusker led the Bulldogs to a second-place team finish.
Troy used an 18-10 third quarter to grab a 38-32 lead against Axtell and the Eagles did not recover.
Eight advance to free throw competition
Marysville boys are the No. 1 seed in the Thunder Classic that starts Monday in Seneca.
Hanover girls' and Blue Valley boys' teams have the top seeds in the Twin Valley League basketball tournaments that start Saturday in Washington County High School.
Senior Noah Ackerman joined senior Garron Champoux in the club for 100 career wins.
Marysville senior Noah Ackerman, 18, had plenty of options when it came to picking a college where he could continue to wrestle and pursue his major in pre-nursing with a minor in psychology.
Six gravel rides over seven months could be challenging for regular gravel riders or entice new cyclists.
Area Twin Valley League basketball teams played Tuesday.
Hanover girls hit 7-0 with a 54-17 win against Linn, and the Frankfort boys won their second straight basketball game against Doniphan West, 54-21, in games Tuesday.
Two quarterbacks and a running back from the area have been selected to play in the 47th annual Kansas Shrine Bowl.
The area will be represented well for the Eight-Man All-Star game June 13 in Beloit with eight seniors selected and one coach.
Marysville basketball and wrestling teams have had time off to work on technique and conditioning to prepare for this weekend’s start the New Year.
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