Marysville's doubles team of Bryar O'Neil and Simeon Wassom went 5-2 and finished ninth in the 3-2-1A state tennis tournament Friday and Saturday in Wichita.
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Relays continued to show improvement for the Marysville boys’ track and field team last Thursday at Sabetha, which helped the Bulldogs win the 11-team meet with 136 points.
Maddy Vermetten, Valley Heights, hasn’t really thought about going after her older sister’s school record in the discus.
The goal for Marysville doubles team players Bryar O’Neil and Simeon Wassom is a 3-2-1A state medal this weekend in Wichita.
Marysville's doubles team of Bryar O'Neil and Simeon Wassom placed fourth Saturday in a two-day regional in Salina to qualify for the 3-2-1A state tournament.
Marysville golfers had what coach Julio Franco called a good day Tuesday in the Bulldogs’ home invitational.
Emma Yungeberg, Valley Heights, broke her second school record en route to winning the throwing events Tuesday at a Nemaha Central meet.
Marysville swept visiting Concordia 10-4, 5-4 Tuesday to close out the North Central Kansas League softball season.
Marysville’s struggles continued with a doubleheader loss Tuesday to visiting Concordia.
Tennis will be challenging Friday and Saturday for boys’ teams assigned to the Salina-Sacred Heart 3-2-1A regional.
Jumpers Eva Peschel and Brynn O’Neil, both of Marysville, are competitors.
Marysville High 2019 graduate Nicole Franco ended her volleyball career at Highland Community College with several honors.
Marysville has an opportunity to win the North Central Kansas League boys’ tennis title Friday if the Bulldogs continue to play well.
Mistakes are costly against good teams like undefeated Clay Center, which is expected to be a 4A contender in the state tournament in late May.
Marysville is used to close baseball games and even those games that go into extra innings, but what the Bulldogs aren’t used to is a seven-game losing streak.
One school record was improved and about a handful were threatened Tuesday in a track and field meet at Washington County.
Marysville senior Jackson Rader carded a 67 to easily win Tuesday at Abilene in a golf tournament.
Trent Mars, Centralia, shot an 85 and was second Tuesday in the Centralia golf invitational at Onaga. He was 10 strokes behind Kobe Hoover, Washington County.
Keller Olson, Frankfort, improved in the long jump to win with a 20-foot 4.5-inch leap Tuesday in the Silver Lake Spring Meet.
Standout performances features top accomplishments by local and area athletes for the week in baseball, boys’ tennis, golf, softball and track and field. Performances are based on statistics, times, improvement, consistency. Performances are for a one-week time frame.
Hanover track and field teams won the team titles last Thursday, but the throwing events caused the most excitement.
After scrambling to replace the Republic County Lions Club Invitational that was snowed out April 20, Marysville track and field teams held their own against mostly 4A schools Friday at Abilene.
Marysville tennis players had their challenges Monday in a Topeka tournament.
Updated results to include improvements at all meets through April 21.
A pair of losses Monday at Wamego have the Marysville baseball team on a five-game losing streak.
Marysville lost 3-2, 13-2 Monday at Wamego in a North Central Kansas League softball doubleheader.
Times and distances improved for Frankfort track and field athletes at their own five-team meet last Thursday.
The improvements keep coming for Marysville’s track and field athletes.
Jackson Rader, Marysville, won his third straight golf tournament and second one shooting under par.
Both Marysville’s No. 1 entries went 3-0 Tuesday in a Manhattan boys’ tennis quad against teams from upper classifications.
Valley Heights thrower Emma Yungeberg is close to her school-record form in the javelin.
Marysville dropped a pair of softball games to visiting Abilene Tuesday, 17-8 and 12-3.
An 0-2 outing against Abilene leaves Marysville, 7-3, looking ahead to Tuesday’s trip to Wamego for more North Central Kansas League action.
Standout performances features top accomplishments by local and area athletes for the week in baseball, boys’ tennis, golf, softball and track and field. Performances are based on statistics, times, improvement, consistency. Performances are for a one-week time frame.
Following varsity high school athletic track and field performances for Marysville, Valley Heights, Axtell, Centralia, Frankfort and Hanover. Updated weekly.
In the junior high track and field season opener last Thursday, Marysville coach Landon Wright said his seventh- and eighth-grade teams had a pretty good day.
Strong defense and fewer walks issued helped Marysville’s softball team leave Tuesday with a sweep of host Chapman.
Despite strong winds Tuesday, several area track and field athletes had outstanding season-opening results at the Valley Heights Invitational.
Three of Marysville’s entries in Tuesday’s home tennis tournament placed.
High winds tested the mettle of every golfer Tuesday in the season opener at Wamego.
Marysville rolled to a 10-3 win to start Tuesday’s North Central Kansas League doubleheader at Chapman and then lost 7-6 in 10 innings.
Marysville has had a rivalry with Sabetha in many sports for several years, so a doubleheader sweep Thursday for the Bulldog baseball team was sweet.
Marysville won 10-8 and lost 7-4 to visiting Sabetha in Thursday's softball home opener.
Big innings earned Marysville a 2-0 start to the baseball season Tuesday at St. Marys.
One bad inning cost Marysville High its first game in a season-opener doubleheader Tuesday at St. Marys.
Hanover junior Emmitt Jueneman works hard to be a better basketball player and it showed this week as postseason honors were doled out.
Marysville senior Connor Halbert, 17, had received multiple offers to play college football, but he connected best with Doane University, Crete, Neb.
The University of Mary in Bismarck, N.D., had everything Valley Heights senior Emma Toerber wanted.
The Little Black Dress Alliance’s Mother’s Day Dash Family Fun Run & 5K will be May 8 at the Blue River Rail Trail.
Plans are under way for Marysville Farmers Market, which opens the first Saturday in May and will run through October.
The newly constructed Blue Rapids Swimming Pool will open on May 28 of Memorial Day weekend. Daily hours will be noon to 1 p.m. for adult swimming and 1 to 8 p.m. for general swimming. Cost is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Manager is Alex Hardin, and assistant manager is Samantha …
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