Lady Owls split first two games at Tipton Tournament
Marshall evens record with blowout victory in consolation semifinal round by Hobby KingSPORTS EDITOR Dominating on both ends of the floor, the Marshall Lady Owls… Login to continue reading Login…
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Lady Owl wrestlers open season at Versailles Invite
Four MHS grapplers record winning marks; Castaneda places second by Hobby KingSPORTS EDITOR Marshall’s Lady Owls’ wrestling team traveled to take part in the Versailles… Login to continue reading Login…
Lady Viking grappler earns weekly national award
by Andy Pulverenti MVC ATHLETICS A Missouri Valley College women’s wrestler earned a National weekly award from the NAIA following her performance at the Missouri… Login to continue reading Login…
Davis returns for eighth season leading Lady Owls’ swimming team
Roster numbers 17, including five seniors by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Entering her eighth season as Marshall Lady Owls’ swimming head coach, Wendy Davis has a… Login to continue reading Login…
2024 NCMC All-Conference Football Selections
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Marshall Junior Tennis honored with two awards
Ceremony was held in Springfield last month The Missouri Valley USTA / Missouri District USTA Awards Committee honored Marshall Junior Tennis with the 2024 Outstanding… Login to continue reading Login…
Owls have three state qualifiers returning to wrestling mats
Ramberg back for fourth year as MHS’ head coach by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Tristan Ramberg returns for his fourth season as head coach of the… Login to continue reading Login…
Lady Owl basketball team falls at Smith-Cotton
by Hobby King SPORTS EDITOR Diane Schlesselman’s Marshall lady owls’ basketball team turned the ball over 28 times and dropped a 55-28 non-conference decision at… Login to continue reading Login…
Lady Owls fall in home NCMC volleyball match
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MHS swimmers compete at three meets
Competition was stiff at three meets for the Marshall Owls swimmers over the past couple of weeks.The Owls competed against four Kansas City-area teams at the Belton meet and against 18 schools at the Platte County High School Invite.