This is a really exciting part of the year. District play-offs are in the air. Our swim team is sending 3 divers forward, MP boys basketball won the WESCO league. Our MG/MP wrestlers both boys and girls are doing well as they head to regionals. MG boys and girls' basketball teams are still positioning themselves for a district tournament run. Jonathan Alder swimmer Eli Stoll, pictured third from left on the podium, placed fourth in the 100 backstroke event at the state swim meet. He finished with a time of 50.99 seconds. He also took sixth in the 200 individual medley event with a time of 1:54:19. He was the only freshman in the field in both events. (Photo submitted).

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These members of the Marysville High School girls’ 200 medley relay team set a new school record during the Division I district meet. They are from left, Mikayla Seman, Rachel Poling, Morgan Grawe and Diana Jimenez. They established a new mark of 1:54.25.
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A new Marysville High School swimming record was set during the Division I district meet that was held Friday at The Ohio State University.
The girls’ 200 medley relay team of Mikayla Seman, Rachel Poling, Morgan Grawe and Diana Jimenez established a new mark of 1:54.25.
That broke the previous standard of 1:54.43 set eight years ago by Lindsey Rossi, Mary Kallinicou, Miranda Hampton and Ellie Prinster.
The foursome placed 14th in the event.
The Lady Monarchs tied for 23rd place overall in the district with 16 points.
The MHS boys did not score any points during their district meet.
Scoring for Marysville’s girls (top 16 places) also came in 200 freestyle relay as the same foursome placed 12th with a time of 1:43.38.
Additional places for the girls were as follows:
-100 breaststroke: Poling, 18th, 1:09.19;
-100 butterfly: Grawe, 20th, 1:00.78;
-500 freestyle: Seman, 25th, 5:38.76;
-400 freestyle relay: (Maddie Murphy, Remini Roush, Riley Sherick, Sophia Taracko), 26th, 4:02.81;
-50 freestyle: Poling, 28th, 25.80.
The boys’ 200 freestyle relay team of David Bonczak, Aron Moledor, Ethan Turk and Hank Luther placed 27th with a time of 1:40.31.
The boys’ 200 medley relay foursome of Luther, Moledor, Turk and Shane Hothem was clocked in 1:54.50, good for 28th place.
“To break the girls’ 200 medley relay team record required all four relay members to swim personal best split times and they did just that,” said MHS coach Craig Faircloth. Clout gameshome. “It was truly a team effort.
“We had a great district meet as a team,” he said. “A total of seven of our nine events resulted in significant best times on the season. Additionally, we had many swimmers record personal-best time splits in the relays.
“We set two new girls’ records during the post-season when we added Rachel Poling’s 50 freestyle record of 25.53 that was set during the sectional meet,” said Faircloth.
“The boys’ team put together an outstanding 1.25-second time drop in their 200 freestyle relay.”

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In the opening night 9 p.m. Game, Pettet Decorating of Lincoln with 1971-72 Husker stars Chuck Jura, A1 Nissen and Mike Peterson plus former NU star Tom Scantlebury will meet Marysville, Kan. CHICO, CA (5-12-17) – Six-time Silver Dollar Speedway track champion Sean Becker returned to victory lane Friday night aboard the Menne Motorsports No.75.With the win, Becker now has 59 career wins at Chico but more importantly, picked up his 100th career sprint car feature win. Kattuah has traveled to Ensenada, Mexico to volunteer with Nor-Cal clinic, an association of Rotary International, to treat people who do not have access to dental care. In his spare time, Dr. Kattuah enjoys snowboarding, wakeboarding, golf, motorcycle riding, and swimming.

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CHICO, CA (8-18-17) – Paradise driver Kyle Hirst thrilled not only the fans but himself Friday night at the Silver Dollar Speedway. Hirst passed Sean Becker for win coming out of turn for on the final lap. Hirst could be heard screaming and yelling in excitement as he rolled around the track for the next two laps. Then, in typical Hirst fashion, he parked the Roth Motorsports #83 in turn four to salute the bleacher crowd. The amount of electricity throughout the grandstands was something to behold. “I never saw the white flag and then when I came around and passed Sean for the win I saw the checkered flag and couldn’t believe it,” said Hirst. “This win is something I won’t forget for a long time.” Hirst pocketed $3,000 for the win and an extra $500 because he was the hard charger. Hirst started ninth.

Even in defeat Becker still took home $1500 for second and extra lap money accumulated by Elijah Jones put towards the top three during every lap of the main event. DJ Netto finished third, but, the youngster should be proud. He led a majority of the race and ultimately got beat by two of the best in the business. Netto also will receive extra lap money along with $1,000 third place money.

Andy Forsberg ran up in the top three for most of the night. Forsberg drifted a bit back into the fourth-place finish. Yet, his night was still profitable as he won the $500 Kyle Larson Racing fast time award bonus. Bud Kaeding got rolling near the end of the race and finished with a top five.

ART Ent. sponsored each heat race winner with an extra $100. Those winners included Mason Moore, Michael Kofoid and Mike Monahan. Eighteen drivers entered the 5th Annual Tyler Wolf Memorial.

Orland’s Tony Richards picked up his third win of the year during the wingless sprint car point season but most importantly, he won the championship in doing so. Richards won his seventh career driving championship. “I have to thank my crew and family,” said Richards. “It’s been a fun year and it feels good to win the championship.” Terry Schank Jr. tried to catch Richards but was never able to get close enough. Jeremy Wilson finished in the third spot. Craig Swim finished fourth but secured the second place in the point standings. Casey McClain won the lone heat race. McClain led the early portion of the main event but had a mechanical issue that sent him to the pits.

Cameron Haney earned his second main event win during the final winged economy sprint car point race of the season. In two starts, Haney has won both main events he entered. The real story is Mike Ficklin. The Paradise driver finished second in the race but captured the 2017 track championship. Ficklin picked up one win during his championship season. Mike Sayre finished third and should be commended for getting through a tough night. Earlier, Sayre participated in the memorial lap celebrating the life of his crew chief and best friend Paul Inman who was tragically killed in a car wreck near Oroville. Genius hourslcsd educational technology resources. Sayre finished third in tonight’s main event. Wyatt Brown won the eight-lap heat race.

Phil Marino picked up his sixth win in nine starts during the Street Stock feature event. Marino holds a comfortable point lead going into next Friday nights finale. Marino held off Danny Dozier to get the win. Fritz Zanker rebounded for a solid third place finish. Gary Newman and Richard Workman rounded out the top five. Corey Hall won the eight-lap heat race. Hall suffered a mechanical failure and did not finish the main event.

Nick Vidovich had been on fire of late. Vidovich won his third main event of the year. He has now won five of the past five feature events for the Hobby Stock division. It wasn’t an easy win as Kyle Allen pressured Vidovich for the final five laps. Allen finished second and will head into next Friday night as the championship favorite. Jeremy Langenderfer held the lead for most of the race. Yet, a flat tire slowed his pace. He should be given a