Lady Cardinals fall short to Fairlawn

By Aleksei Pavloff

Triad’s girls basketball program suffered its fifth straight loss to the hands of Fairlawn, 35-22.

The Lady Cardinals fell to 2-7 overall following the non-conference matchup.

Jazz Ford posted the best point today Monday night collecting 14 total followed by Mia LeMay (6).

Triad trailed the visiting ...

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NU teams compete in Baker Bash

By Bob Putman

December 18, 2024

The North Union girls bowling team reached the bracket tournament on Saturday of the Pioneer Baker Bash held at Columbus Square Bowling Palace. The majority of the 22 teams that were at the tournament...

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Lucas Hoffman rolls 502 series as MHS bowlers top Olentangy

By Tim Miller

December 18, 2024

Lucas Hoffman recently etched his name into Marysville High School bowling history with a stellar 502 series, becoming just the eighth bowler in school history to achieve a series of more than 500. Th...

MHS swimmers drop meets to Delaware Hayes

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Marysville’s Cody Byrd is pictured competing in a swimming meet from earlier this season. Both Monarch teams dropped matches to Delaware Hayes. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

MHS swimmers drop meets to Delaware Hayes

By Tim Miller

December 18, 2024

Marysville’s girls and boys swimming teams fell to Delaware Hayes. The Lady Monarchs dropped a 190-154 verdict, while the boys lost 167-129. MHS results (top 5 for points) are as follows: Girls -200 y...

Fairbanks graduate Sophie Little earns second consecutive first-team conference

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Sophie Little sends the ball past defenders during a match from her 2022 season season at Fairbanks High School. Little was named to the first team in the Presidents Athletic Conference for a second consecutive season as a member of the Washington & Jefferson women’s volleyball squad. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

Fairbanks graduate Sophie Little earns second consecutive first-team conference

By Tim Miller

December 18, 2024

Former Fairbanks High School volleyball player Sophie Little recently earned another post-season collegiate award. For the second consecutive year, Little has been named to the first team in the Presi...

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Marysville City Council member J.R. Rausch, pictured here seated at right, was given a standing ovation Monday night after announcing that he would be stepping down for work-related reasons at the end of this year. In an emotional speech to the room, Rausch thanked the community for its support over his 13-year tenure with the city. Pictured from left are council members Zack Bordner, Steven Wolfe, Henk Berbee, Donald Boerger, Scott Hunter and Mark Reams. (Journal-Tribune photo by Michael Williamson)

Rausch leaving council after 13 years

By Michael Williamson

December 17, 2024

A Marysville City Council member is stepping down after more than a decade of service. J.R. Rausch, who has served the city for the last 13 years, got emotional Monday night as he announced that he wo...

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NU Board approves school calendar

By Kyle Meddles

December 17, 2024

North Union officials have agreed on the 2025 – 2026 school year calendar, opening up discussion about how future school calendars are decided. At the regular meeting of the board on Monday, board Pre...