KANSAS CITY, Mo. — With under four minutes remaining in the game, Maryville football trailed St. Pius X, 20-14 Sept. 18. Read more

Maryville cross country made a two-hour trip to Raymore-Peculiar High School to compete in a rather unique version of the Raymore-Peculiar Cross Country Invitational Sept. 12. Read more

After defeating conference rival Chillicothe 62-7 in a Week 3 matchup, Maryville football looks ahead to their match up against the St. Pius X Warriors.

This starts a two game road stretch for Maryville. St. Pius X comes in with a new coaching staff and schemes.

With a spotless 15-0 record and outscoring Pius with a combined score of 711-113, Maryville looks to continue their success.  Read more

Prior to Maryville football’s Week 3 game against Chillicothe Sept. 11, the program honored 14 seniors who are now competing in their final season as a Spoofhound. Read more

As the Maryville football postgame huddle was over, the players’ voices rang throughout the ’Hound Pound as they sang happy birthday to coach Matt Webb. Read more

The Maryville football team has played Chillicothe 14 times since 2010. In those 14 games, the Spoofhounds have come out as victors 13 times, including a 49-12 win during the 2019 season. The Spoofhounds (1-1) will look to push their winning streak to 14 games against the Hornets (0-2) Sept. 11 at the ’Hound Pound. Read more

At any high school in America, there are cliques of students who bond through similar extracurricular interests. Witnessing somebody outside of their unspoken faction is a rarity among high school students. Maryville senior Jake Walker is a rarity to witness. Read more

Whether to have or not to have football in the fall, across all levels, was a decision that was left hanging in the balance for months. Read more

The Maryville Spoofhounds defeated the Harrisonville Wildcats 42-40. Stoecklein had a big night, along with backup quarterback Connor Drake. Matt Webb and others share their thoughts on the Sep. 4 matchup.  Read more

Maryville looks to avoid an 0-2 start for the first time since 2005. After a 51-8 loss to Blair Oaks on Aug 28., Maryville will have the Wildcats of Harrisonville visit the 'Hound Pound. Coach Webb and senior running back Trey Houchin talk the importance of getting the running game started early, the improvements that are being made, and the importance of playing at home. Matt Webb also discusses the Coronavirus tracing, along with an update on injured starting quarterback Ben Walker Read more

The Maryville football team filed one-by-one into buses for the two and a half hour trip southeast to Walton Stadium, located on the campus of University of Central Missouri, for their neutral-site matchup against Blair Oaks. Read more

The Spoofhounds haven't played under the Friday night lights since November 15th, 2019. This changes on August 28th, 2020 as Maryville will take on Blair Oaks in Warrensburg, Missouri. The Spoofhounds will have high expectations coming into the season, although they lose key players like  Jackson Bram, Tallon Noland, Tate Oglesby and Tyler McGary. However, Webb believes their team is still stacked with talent that still has a year or two til they graduate. Spending 6 Fridays away from the 'Hound Pound, Webb discuses what needs to be done to see another successful season  Read more

Training amid a pandemic makes keeping track of athlete’s physical progression difficult for coaches. For Maryville cross country coach Rodney Bade, he’s found a way to keep up with his athletes without the need of face-to-face practices. Read more

Maryville football coach Matt Webb covers what the Spoofhounds have been doing after the coronavirus outbreak. The team has faced various challenges, which include offseason workouts, practices, and game days. While the country has been debating whether it's smart to allow high school sports, Webb and his players don't want to lose the opportunity, as football plays an important role in their everyday lives and careers.

With the loss of Northwest fall sports, the community cannot wait to get behind and root for a team that represents the town. Ultimately, Webb says it all comes down to someone’s ability to choose to play or attend such activities. The excitement is brewing for the Spoofhounds' first game Aug 28.  Read more

They were nine practices into the season before Maryville High School closed, disbanding a pack of ’Hounds eager to build upon last year. Now, a team equipped with five returning seniors is hanging its hat on a season that never was and never will be. Read more

With the sports world remaining at a standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic, spring sports athletes are forced to sit at home without a competition season. However, MSHSAA has not given up on the idea of following through with the 2020 season. Read more

Maryville boys basketball headed southeast Feb. 25 to Cameron High School where its first Class 3 District 16 game against Cristo Rey stood in the way of the Spoofhounds and the next round of districts. Read more

Maryville boys basketball is rounding out its regular season this week with games that were rescheduled from earlier in the year. Read more

The Maryville wrestling team competed in the Class 2 District 4 Tournament Feb. 14-15 in Excelsior Springs, Missouri.  Read more

It was a strenuous start to the week for the Maryville boys basketball players as they participated in atypical back-to-back nights with games Feb. 10-11. Read more

Maryville boys basketball established its dominance Feb. 4 when the Spoofhounds defeated Bishop LeBlond 63-43. Read more

Maryville wrestling held its annual Quad State Wrestling Tournament Feb. 1 in the ’Hound Pound. Read more

The Maryville boys basketball team found itself with a much-needed break from the rough competition the MEC provides as it faced Falls City (Nebraska) Jan. 16. They came out on top 70-53. Read more

When the Maryville wrestling team hit the mat for the first time this season, they had a fresh face at the helm. Read more

When taking the mats for the second time in front of the home crowd in the 2019-20 season, Maryville wrestling was looking to pick up wins in its Jan. 16 tri-dual against Sabetha and Falls City. Read more

Coming off of a historic campaign a season ago, Maryville boys basketball knew that it would have its challenges. Read more

With 43 seconds left on the scoreboard of the Hound Pound at Maryville High School, Lathrop faced a decision that former Spoofhounds coach Chris Holt had to make. Down 28-27, Holt had the option to send his field-goal unit out and tie the game, or attempt a two-point conversion that would le… Read more

Sitting in the middle of Maryville High School’s library, now-former boy’s soccer coach Dale Reuter fought to express his feelings about the program he was at the helm of for the past three seasons. Read more

Two weeks prior to the start of the 2019 MSHSAA High School football season, former Maryville coach Chris Holt, who now coaches at Lathrop, sat and thought about how impressive the then-61 home game win streak was for the Spoofhounds. Read more

Ben Walker was lined up in the shotgun with 13 seconds left in the first half of Maryville football’s matchup with Lawson. The ball was on Maryville’s 43-yard line. Read more

Scoring three touchdowns on its first three plays from scrimmage put Maryville football on track to a 62-0 first-round victory over St. Joseph Christian Nov. 1. Read more

With a trip to the district championship game on the line, the Maryville Spoofhounds and the Savannah Savages took the pitch at Chillicothe High School Nov. 4. Though the schools are connected by Highway 71 and within a 30-minute drive of each other, reputation and bragging rights were not t… Read more

Five days before Maryville football’s first playoff game of the year, coach Matt Webb said it’s now just trying to survive and advance. The Spoofhounds survived and advanced to the Class 2 District 8 Semifinals by a vast margin when they scored a 62-0 victory over St. Joseph Christian Nov. 1… Read more

On any given Friday night, you can find Maryville football coach Matt Webb giving the credit to his players. Or taking the blame for them. Read more

With less than a week until its first postseason matchup, Maryville boys soccer is preparing to battle a MEC foe, and district opponent, in Savannah. Read more

A water bath-soaked Maryville coach Matt Webb meandered on the outskirts of the playing field in the aftermath of a high school football game Oct. 25. As the coach paced on the sideline of the ‘Hound Pound at Maryville High School, he was swarmed by a sea of congratulations from his players. Read more

With two games left during the regular season, Maryville boys soccer is starting to hone in on key aspects with hopes of bringing a district title back to Maryville. Read more

By the time the Maryville football plays its last regular-season game when Lafayette comes to town Oct. 25, the Spoofhounds will be a week removed from what was perhaps their most convincing win yet. Read more

As Maryville football coach Matt Webb broke the team’s postgame huddle, the entirety of the Maryville football team stormed the end zone. The stadium lights at the ‘Hound Pound glared off of a rustic, dinged-up street sign that was hoisted above the players’ heads. For the ninth year in a ro… Read more

Coming off of an unusual bye-week, Maryville football is aiming to keep rolling in conference play when the Spoofhounds take on MEC rival Savannah in the ’Hound Pound Oct. 18. Read more

As Maryville boys soccer heads into the last two weeks of the regular season, the one thing on the Spoofhounds’ minds is the postseason. Even though they still have a few games before they get there, all of the ’Hounds’ attention will be directed towards the MSHSAA Class 2 District 16 Tournament. Read more

As Maryville soccer took the pitch Oct. 3 against Bishop LeBlond, that night’s game was the most significant game they team has had this season. It was Senior Night, an evening that shed light onto the seniors that have been dedicated to the program and determined to leave a mark on the scho… Read more

Growing up in the footsteps of a rather successful older brother can leave younger siblings in the wake of a shadowed path. Maryville football junior Ben Walker found himself in the aforementioned situation when he took over as the program’s quarterback last season. Read more

ST. JOSEPH, Mo — As another week presented another conference opponent, Maryville football found a way to remain unblemished against MEC foes with a 47-7 win over the Benton Cardinals Oct. 4. Read more

For most high school teams, the bond between player and coach is formed once the athletes graduate eighth grade. For many of the players in recent years, that bond and connection with their coach was formed at a young age and has grown throughout the years. Read more

Following a week where the defense pitched its first shutout since Week 4 of the 2018 season, Maryville football brings in a stout defense, a dynamic quarterback and the leadership of a focused coaching staff into its matchup against Benton Oct. 4. Read more