Triad girls hoopsters hope to use summer league as way toward improvement

By Tim Miller

Triad’s Kristin Bailey shoots the ball, while Makenzie Cauley, right, awaits a possible rebound during a game from the 2016-17 season. The Lady Cardinals will be competing in a summer league in Westerville beginning in June.
(Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
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Squad wins two

By Tim Miller

February 5, 2025

Fairbanks’ girls basketball squad notched a pair of recent victories. The Lady Panthers downed Greeneview 48-42 and clubbed Northeastern 68-9. FHS-Greeneview Grace Zahn and Sydney Cutler respectively ...

Sports

Seeds set for girls tourney

By Bob Putman

February 5, 2025

Central District high school girls basketball teams learned who they will be playing in post-season competition on Sunday as state-wide seeding meetings were held. This is the second year that ranking...

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Kennedy McGrath (12) of Jonathan Alder eyes the basket in this file photo. McGrath scored 15 points during the Lady Pioneers’ win over Kenton Ridge. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

JA girls top Kenton Ridge

By Tim Miller

February 5, 2025

Jonathan Alder’s girls cagers got back on the winning track over the weekend. The Lady Pioneers upped their overall record to 5-14 and their Central Buckeye Conference mark to 2-7 with a 44-33 verdict...

Monarchs fall to Liberty on Hall of Fame night

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Marysville’s CJ Collins (3) flips in a baseline bucket against Olentangy Liberty. Collins tallied 32 points in the loss. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

Monarchs fall to Liberty on Hall of Fame night

By Tim Miller

February 5, 2025

Hall of Fame night at Marysville High School brought a formidable boys basketball opponent to town on Saturday. Olentangy Liberty, ranked No. 4 in the state’s Division I poll, brought its 13-3 record ...

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Working through warmer weather

By From JT Staff Reports

February 4, 2025

Ground work is underway at the new Dairy Queen site on Columbus Avenue. The former facility was torn down last year to make way for a new facility to be completed this spring. (Journal-Tribune photo b...

Marysville City Council, News

City eyes future water needs

A second new plant could be in the cards

By Michael Williamson

February 4, 2025

Marysville is looking at two alternative improvement plans for water distribution projects throughout the city’s coverage area. Scott Sheppeard, the city’s water superintendent, said officials worked ...