Maryville football got bested by Pleasant Hill 43-28 Nov. 19 in the Missouri Class 3 State Quarterfinals. This is the second consecutive year the Spoofhounds have lost in the quarterfinals in the ’Hound Pound. Read moreMaryville football falls to Pleasant Hill in Class 3 State Quarterfinal

Maryville football heads into the unknown to face Pleasant Hill Nov. 19 in the ’Hound Pound — this will be the first matchup this season between the Roosters and Spoofhounds. Read moreMaryville football set to clash with unfamiliar foe in state quarterfinals

The players from Maryville football and Savannah lined up on the line of scrimmage. Their breaths — courtesy of the 23-degree weather — come together to form a cloud over the group above the ball. Read moreMaryville football claims Class 3 District 8 title over rival Savannah

Maryville football will play Savannah in the Class 3 District 8 Tournament Championship Nov. 11 in the ’Hound Pound. This game is more than a district championship game for the Savages and Spoofhounds; it's the latest edition of the Highway 71 rivalry. Read moreHighway 71 rivalry reawakens in Maryville football's Class 3 Distirct 8 Tournament Championship

Maryville football senior running back Drew Burns ran his route and got near the Spoofhounds sideline as junior quarterback Derek Quinlin threw him the ball. Burns made a sliding catch, hitting a patch of water on the field, formed from the downpour over the course of the day. Read moreMaryville football advances to district title game for 10th consecutive season

Coming off the bye week Maryville football will play St. Pius X in the second round of the Class 3 District 8 Tournament. This game has big stakes on the line as the winner of this game will advance to the district tournament championship. Read more'I call it excitement. I call it energy': Maryville football set for rematch with St. Pius X in second round of districts

Maryville football clinched the first seed in its district for the ninth time since coach Matt Webb took over the program in 2012. The No. 1 seed secures Maryville home-field advantage throughout the Missouri Class 3 District 8 Tournament. Read moreMaryville football gets week off after securing top seed in district bracket

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Maryville football cruised to a 49-14 victory over Lafayette-St. Joseph Oct. 21 in St. Joseph, Missouri. This win secured the Spoofhounds a share of the Midland Empire Conference title for the first time since the 2019 season. Read moreMaryville football captures first conference title since 2019

Maryville football has its eyes set on the Midland Empire Conference championship heading into the final week of the regular season. The only team that can take the championship away from the Spoofhounds is St. Pius X. Read moreMaryville football looks to close out regular season against Lafayette-St. Joseph

SAVANNAH, Mo. — Maryville football handed Highway 71 rival Savannah its first loss of the season but also kept the Highway 71 trophy in the Spoofhounds' hands, with a 39-28 win.  Read moreDefense shines as Maryville football defeats Savannah to keep Highway 71 trophy

Only 31 miles separate Maryville football and its rival in Savannah, and the Spoofhounds will shorten that distance Oct. 14 and travel roughly 33 minutes to play their Highway 71 rival for the coveted Highway 71 trophy. Read moreMaryville football aims for 11th consecutive year of ownership over Highway 71 trophy

Maryville football will travel 171 miles to play Lutheran North in Macon, Missouri. This is the second time the Spoofhounds have competed in a neutral site game so far this season. Read moreNeutral site game against Lutheran North up next for Maryville football

After coach Matt Webb finished meeting with his team on the northeast corner of the field inside the ’Hound Pound, the players dispersed throughout the field and the stands. Read moreMaryville football crowned winners of Homecoming with a blow out victory over Benton

Maryville football will be back in the ’Hound Pound for the first time in two weeks to take on Midland Empire Conference foe Benton Sept. 30. Read moreMaryville football prepares for Homecoming clash against Benton

CAMERON, Mo. — Maryville football’s defense prevailed as the Spoofhounds shut out Cameron 49-0 to earn their second Midland Empire Conference win. Read moreSpoofhound defense shines as Maryville football shuts out Cameron

After a 34-27 loss to St. Pius X Sept. 16 in Kansas City, Missouri, Maryville football will be on the road for the second week in a row. Read moreSecond consecutive road game next up for Maryville football

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The St. Pius X football players — who were on the westernmost sideline at St. Pius X High School — stormed the field to meet the 11 of their teammates who were already on the field. Read moreSt. Pius X outlasts Maryville football in shootout, Spoofhounds fall to 2-2

Maryville boys’ soccer freshman midfielder Tuan Jacobson shined for the Spoofhounds as he scored one goal and two assists to help propel Maryville to a 5-0 win against Chillicothe in the conference opener at Bearcat Pitch Sept. 13. Read moreMaryville boys' soccer starts conference play with win over Chillicothe

After winning its first Midland Empire Conference game of the year, Maryville football will look to continue the quest for a conference title against two-year reigning conference champion St. Pius X Sept. 16 in Kansas City, Missouri. Read moreMaryville football continues road to conference title against St. Pius X

Maryville football was looking for its second win of the season and its first win of conference play on senior night. Read moreMarvyille football wins first conference game of the season over Chillicothe

Maryville football will return to the ’Hound Pound Sept. 9 to open Midland Empire Conference play against Chillicothe. Read moreMaryville football to kick off conference play against rival Chillicothe

After losing to Blair Oaks in Week 1, Maryville football was looking to earn its first win of the 2022 season. The Spoofhounds had the opportunity to do just that in front of the home crowd in the ’Hound Pound. Read moreQuinlin shines, leads Maryville football to win over Harrisonville in home opener

Maryville boys’ soccer has practiced all preseason and offseason to get prepared for its first game of the regular season. Read moreMaryville boys' soccer season opener cut short, prepares for new first regular season game

A familiar story was told on Aug. 26 as Maryville football (0-1) lost to Blair Oaks (1-0) for the sixth consecutive time. Read moreHarrisonville next for Maryville football as Spoofhounds search for first win

WARRENSBURG, Mo. — Over 155 miles from home, Maryville football took the field inside Audrey J. Walton Stadium Aug. 26 in Warrensburg, Missouri. There, for 48 minutes, Maryville and Blair Oaks played for the chance to start the new season off with a win. Read moreMaryville football starts season with loss to Blair Oaks

Maryville boys’ soccer will start its regular season Aug. 29 at the Barstow Invitational Tournament. Read moreMaryville boys' soccer reflects on jamboree, prepares for start of regular season

After a long offseason, football seasons are kicking off around the nation. Soon, it will be Maryville’s turn. Read moreMaryville football set for fifth consecutive season opener against Blair Oaks

After nearly 10 months off, Maryville football will kick off its season with the jamboree on Aug. 19 at Center High School in Kansas City, Missouri.   Read moreMaryville football prepares for jamboree, start of regular season

The Smithville Invitational served, in some ways, as a competitive awakening for Maryville track and field. After 163 miles of travel, the Spoofhounds returned with a second-place finish for the boys and a 10th-place finish for the girls. Read moreMaryville track and field showcases versatility at Smithville Invitational

Maryville track and field returned to action for the Northwest Missouri High School Invite March 19 inside the Carl and Cheryl Hughes Fieldhouse. Returning standouts from both teams led the Spoofhounds to top-five finishes in the team standings. Read moreHoltman, Flores-Hernandez shine for Maryville track and field at Northwest Missouri High School Invite

Maryville boys basketball may have been younger than its opponents, but the Spoofhounds ended the year 15-12 and are hopeful the experience they garnered while navigating through the trials and tribulations of the season will lead to a successful future. Read moreMaryville boys basketball looks back on season, prepares for offseason

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Maryville boys basketball was handed a season-ending, 54-33 loss by MEC foe Lafayette March 1 in the MSHSAA Class 4 District 16 Tournament semifinals. Read moreMaryville boys basketball suffers season-ending loss to Lafayette

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Maryville boys basketball narrowly escaped with a win over the Creston Panthers Feb. 15 in Creston, Iowa, for the last nonconference game of the regular season. Read moreMaryville boys basketball earns close win over Creston, awaits final regular season matchups

Maryville boys basketball played their final home game of the season Feb. 8 in a rematch with MEC foe Cameron Dragons.  Read moreMaryville boys basketball secure win on senior night, final home game of the season against Cameron

Maryville boys basketball returned to the Hound Pound Tuesday night to meet cross-state foe Bishop Ward. Read moreMaryville boys basketball rallies past Bishop Ward behind young guard tandem

Stretching from the Rocky Mountains to Ohio, U.S. Highway 36 is nearly 1,414 miles long. But just three miles south of this 96-year-old road is Cameron High School — the site for the Cameron Tournament and the site for Maryville boys basketball's latest win. Read moreMaryville boys basketball gets win over Lawson, looks to rematch with Smithville in Cameron Tournament

Eight Maryville wrestlers made the 45-mile trek Jan. 22 to Benton High School for the Midland Empire Conference Tournament, and four of them returned with medals, including junior Kolt Watkins, who headlined the trip by taking first place overall in the heavyweight division. Read moreMaryville wrestling returns from road trip to MEC Tournament with four medals in hand

After a long, hard-fought three months, the 2021 Maryville boys soccer season has come to a close. The Spoofhounds used this fall to compile a record of 16-6-1 before being handed a title run-halting loss by eventual Class 1 champion Lutheran St. Charles. Read moreMaryville soccer wraps up historic season with third-place finish in Class 1

Maryville senior quarterback Connor Drake stood gazing at midfield. With tears in his eyes, he watched the handshake line take place on the uneven field at the ’Hound Pound, seemingly trying to soak in each and every memory he’s created on the grass that was his fall home for the past four years. Read moreMaryville football slain by Richmond in Class 2 quarterfinal

Maryville boys soccer has used this fall to rewrite the program’s history, and the Spoofhounds plan to continue doing just that. Read moreMaryville boys soccer heads to state behind tight-knit group of seniors

Saturday in the fall is typically a day designated to college football. This week won’t be any different, of course, but there will be an addition. The Maryville football team will play on the same day as the Northwest football team. Read moreMaryville football preps for postseason rematch with Richmond in Class 2 quarterfinals

It wasn’t anything unusual for Maryville football’s run-heavy offensive attack. Read moreMaryville football claims ninth district title in 10 seasons with blowout win over Macon

After the team started 0-2 for the first time since 2005, some fans may have never expected they’d be playing for a championship, but that’s exactly where Maryville football is — the Class 2 District 7 title game. Read moreMaryville football set to host Macon with district title hanging in the balance

The postseason is designed to eventually find the best of the best of any given sport. In the case of the Maryville football team, it left little speculation as to which team was the better of the two Friday evening. Read moreMaryville football blows out Trenton, punches ticket to Class 2 District 7 title game

After one of the most successful regular seasons since the turn of the century, playoff time has come around for the Maryville boys soccer team. Following the regular-season finale against MEC foe Bishop LeBlond, the ‘Hounds kickstarted the Class 1 District 8 Tournament with a 9-1, mercy-rul… Read moreMaryville soccer clinches second straight district title with overtime win over top-seeded Summit Christian

After having a week off, Maryville football will get back to action against Trenton for its first postseason game this year. Read moreDistrict quarterfinal matchup awaits top-seeded Maryville football

In early August, 61 high schoolers came together on a summer day for a singular purpose: to play football. Now, nine games are in the record books, and the 2021 regular season is a thing of the past. Read moreMaryville football uses bye week to prepare for second round of playoffs

As the last group of people walked out, it was beginning to look less and less like the place it was moments ago. Not too long before, the lights were still on, and the gates were open, as the place echoed with cheers from the crowd. But a few brief moments after the roar of those cheers, th… Read moreMaryville football rides running backs, defense to blowout over Lafayette in regular-season finale