Marysville split with visiting Sabetha in Tuesday's doubleheader.
While it is games as usual at Lakeview Sports Complex and Feldhausen Field, social distancing is the top concern at Marysville Junior-Senior High.
Physical therapy three times a week and weights in the morning have helped Marysville High School senior Linda Franco in recovering from a severe knee injury.
Booster golf tournament full
Twenty teams are needed for the annual Swinging Fore the Arts golf tournament that the Marshall County Arts Cooperative runs.
Marysville swimmers will get more time to practice for their second meet of the season.
Marysville Post 163 is on a three-game streak after wins last week against visiting Fairbury and at Valley Falls.
Marysville’s Junior Legion is 7-4 after a 2-1 performance last week in baseball games against visiting Fairbury and a doubleheader at Belleville.
More youths were out for tennis this summer, which resulted in competitive tournaments.
State Games registration is open
Marysville continues to win as much as it loses as its 7-7 record shows.
Volleyball has always been Courtney Kroeger’s passion.
Marysville High School tennis coach Mary Kessinger-Wassom reminisced with former players during this first week of youth camp.
Marysville swept its home opener Tuesday night against Clay Center and then split with visiting Corning Wednesday to start the week 3-1.
The 30th annual Barnyard Boogie will be July 19 in Blue Rapids.
Practice starts June 22 for all Marysville Swim Team members. Swim team practices will be daily for swimmers from 10:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for 13-and-older, and 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for 12-and-under.
Coaching basketball is an interest for 2019 Marysville High graduate Levi Nordhus, who is spending the summer working with sophomore Peyton Smith.
Marysville continued to split doubleheaders with its opponents, the latest was Sunday at Doniphan County.
People are out playing tennis and pickleball on the courts in Marysville City Park in the evenings to take advantage of cooler temperatures.
Errors were costly for Marysville Post 163 in its first two doubleheaders of the season.
Ben Steinlage, Seneca, has played basketball for successful coaches in his career and he hopes to draw from that experience to head the Frankfort boys’ program this winter.
Cory Jensen will replace Kim Lohse as head boys’ basketball coach at Hanover High School starting next fall.
Marysville Health & Fitness re-opened Wednesday with changes in place.
When it comes to fishing, Jack Lott has a lot of memories of time with family. That’s what keeps him going back to ponds, rivers and lakes hoping for the big catch.
Talent, experience and competitiveness would have described this year’s Marysville baseball team if the Bulldogs got to play.
Marysville Junior-Senor High students will be eased back into weights and conditioning when they are allowed into the weight room June 1.
Marysville athletes Jonny Crome and Storm Slupianek are happy that last year’s baseball season will not be their last.
Experience will be Marysville Americal Legion SMN&R Post 163’s strongest suit this summer on the baseball diamond.
After 25 years of coaching boys’ basketball, Hanover’s Kim Lohse has decided to step down.
Five people with Marshall County ties will compete Saturday in virtual runs rather than wait until September for the Bill Snyder Highway Half & 5K. The races were postponed until September because of COVID-19.
Recreation ball practices were set to begin Friday as that is the day that Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly planned to move the state into Phase 2 of the reopening process.
Walking is an effective form of exercise for anyone.
Three seniors were among 25 girls out for Marysville High softball this year.
Recreation ball practices were set to begin Friday as that is the day that Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly planned to move the state into Phase 2 of the reopening process.
Marysville seniors had big plans that included chances to qualify for state, win North Central Kansas League titles and to try to achieve numerous personal goals.
Jamie Minneman’s passion for coaching earned her the junior high girls’ basketball coach of the year award from the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association.
Marysville boys have an opportunity to play baseball for Post 163, which plans to sponsor a junior and a senior team, just not under the Kansas American Legion division.
May is national bike month and cycling has many benefits, said Pam Schroller, owner of Marysville Health & Fitness.
Baseballl season for Post 163 and other American Legion teams in Kansas was cancelled Monday by the Kansas American Legion’s baseball committee.
The 47th annual Kansas Shrine Bowl could be without a venue for its July 18 All-Star game since Washburn University has closed its campus to outside events the rest of the summer.
The eight-man football All-Star Games, set for June 13 in Beloit, were canceled Monday because of the pandemic.
Sprinting was in Morgan Kramer’s blood and she had hoped to have one more season on the track to prove it.
Running has been a source of therapy for Centralia senior Olivia Kuckelman, who prefers long runs and would have been among the top performers in the area.
The disc golf course in City Park has its challenges, but nice weather and the course design should be attractive to all players during COVID-19.
The competition, the pace, the race, the challenge are what Centralia senior Emma Holthaus likes about running.
Five of the 12 people out for Centralia golf were returners for third-year coach Rich Vernon.
Senior Emma Holthaus, Centralia, signed with Cloud County Community College last month and will compete in cross country and track and field.
Kansas high school and junior high school coaches can start summer programs with their students on June 1, according to the Kansas State High School Activities Association’s spring meeting held online Friday.
Get fit with one of three difficulty levels using the Rack Performance app on a mobile device and raise money for Heart to Heart International while supporting Marysville Junior-Senior High.
The only break from playing basketball that Cale Green, Marysville, has taken since the second grade was to compete in track and field in college. Even then, he watched the game frequently.
A sedentary lifestyle is one of the 10 leading causes of death and disability, according to the World Health Organization.
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