Marysville boys took third place Saturday at the Thunder Classic, a tournament hosted by Nemaha Central, with a 46-30 route of Atchison.
Frankfort girls won the Twin Valley League Tournament Saturday at home with a 48-45 overtime victory over Hanover.
Marysville High School girls’ basketball team fell to Nemaha Central Friday night 43-18.
Marysville High School boys’ basketball team took a four-point lead into halftime of their Thunder Classic semifinal game Thursday against tournament host Nemaha Central. But the Bulldogs lost the lead and the game in the second half.
In semifinal action of the Twin Valley League girls’ basketball tournament, Frankfort beat Valley Heights 37-34 and Hanover nipped Doniphan West 46-45.
High school winter sports participants will soon be allowed four spectators at events, an increase from the two parent or guardian spectators currently allowed.
Four boys and four girls were age-group winners Sunday at the annual Knights of Columbus free throw contest at St. Gregory’s School.
Marysville had to be patient Tuesday night in a first-round game of the Thunder Classic for a 40-26 win.
Marysville expected different outcomes Friday in basketball games at Wamego and the Bulldogs will build from their losses.
Senior Jack Lott, Marysville, went 4-0 Saturday to repeat as a JayHusker champion at 220 pounds.
The road to Saturday’s Twin Valley League championship games includes both top seeds advancing after basketball games Monday.
Valley Heights held on to defeat the Centralia Panthers 47-43 in a physical battle Monday night in second-round Twin Valley League play. Heights enters TVL as the undefeated, number one seed.
Marysville boys' basketball team lost the 3-point shoot out with host Wamego but it came down to the final second to determine a winner.
Good defense and control of the boards led to Frankfort’s 51-44 win against the homestanding Hanover girls in Twin Valley League basketball action Friday.
The annual JayHusker will feature three state-ranked teams and 20 ranked individuals during Saturday’s wrestling tournament.
Beatrice was just a precursor to how competitive January will be for the Marysville wrestling team.
Both Marysville basketball teams picked up wins Tuesday at Concordia.
Three quarters of offense and a night of intensity boosted the Marysville girls' basketball team to a 45-26 win Friday in North Central Kansas League play.
Kolby Talbot, Axtell, and Austin Holthaus, Centralia, were selected to play for the East in the 48th annual Kansas Shrine Bowl.
When Brian Fragel talked about managing Marysville Sport and Recreation, he would say, “the reason I do this job is to see the enjoyment on the participants’ and spectators’ faces. There have been times that I would have liked to rain out a game, take the night off, but when you see a smile …
Changes in sports events will be made according to what COVID-19 is doing in the communities at host sites as basketball resumes Friday and wrestling on Saturday.
COVID-19 drew fans’ rage when sports venues shut down and seasons came to an abrupt end for a couple of months in early 2020.
Jack Lott remained undefeated for Marysville after two wins Saturday in the Abilene High School Varsity Wrestling Invitational.
All three of Marysville’s assistant wrestling coaches were honored last Thursday before the varsity dual against Wamego.
Close games brought an end to the first month of Twin Valley League girls’ basketball play.
Frankfort’s 39-32 overtime win Friday was among a handful of close boys’ basketball games. The others were a state-ranked showdown that Centralia won against Hanover 68-56, and a last-second shot that handed Axtell a 42-41 loss at Linn before the Christmas break.
Both Marysville Junior High girls' basketball teams finished second in the North Central Kansas League tournaments Thursday.
About eight years ago Dr. John Haefele started coaching a group of boys to play travel baseball and now he’ll have one more time to coach them.
Former Centralia coach and teacher Kim Tennal will join her husband, Kimbrook, in the Kansas State High School Activities Association Hall of Fame.
All three of Marysville’s assistant wrestling coaches were honored last Thursday before the varsity dual against Wamego.
Both Marysville Junior High girls’ basketball teams reached the top four in the North Central Kansas League tournament that concludes Thursday.
Frankfort couldn’t keep up with the offense of the Manhattan Chiefs and it kept the Wildcats from sweeping the Wabaunsee tournament.
Frankfort lost a close girls’ basketball game to the Manhattan Chiefs and won a close game over host Wabaunsee in tournament play last week to go 2-1.
Frankfort couldn’t keep up with the offense of the Manhattan Chiefs and it kept the Wildcats from sweeping the Wabaunsee tournament.
Frankfort lost a close girls’ basketball game to the Manhattan Chiefs and won a close game over host Wabaunsee in tournament play last week to go 2-1.
Marysville’s dual streak of four wins ended Saturday in the Clay Center wrestling invitational.
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Marysville boys started to pull away from Clay Center in the second quarter of Friday's North Central Kansas League basketball opener but got most of its distance in the third period.
Visiting Wamego did not stay behind long Thursday against Marysville in North Central Kansas League wrestling action.
Marysville guards were tough to match in Tuesday’s non-league boys’ basketball game at Valley Heights.
Valley Heights girls stifled a late Marysville comeback attempt in the fourth quarter to win 49-40 Tuesday in non-league basketball action.
Frankfort boys hit 2-0 after a 60-32 win over Northern Heights in the first of a three-day basketball tournament at Alma-Wabaunsee.
At home events, starting Thursday, Marysville parents will have two tickets per family to use to see games and wrestling matches.
State officials have switched course and will allow a limited number of parents or guardians to attend high school indoor sports and other activities.
Axtell grabbed a pair of close wins to open the boys’ basketball season 2-0.
Marysville went 3-0 in duals Saturday to open the wrestling season in the Riley County Team Duals Tournament.
Marysville boys went to work early and established a double digit lead against host Sabetha in Friday's high school basketball season opener.
Jordy Nelson, Marysville, finished 19th in the 2020 IMCA Supernationals in Boone, Iowa, this fall.
Summer wasn’t what it had been for Marysville High School basketball teams because of COVID-19, but both coaches spent time working with the players.
The first quarter went to St. Francis, which found two ways to score without much effort against Hanover, but the rest of the game was mostly all Wildcats.
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