Are you struggling finding things to do outside of class? Check out this list of places and activities in and out of Maryville. Read more
With the regular season’s end rapidly approaching, Maryville baseball is at a standstill with a record teetering just above .500 at 7-6. Read more
An Illinois based band plays at a local dive bar with instruments made out of broken down home appliances. The bass guitar is made out of a washtub. One man plays the washboard. Another, a eucalyptus bamboo digeridoo. The band’s name is the Woodbox Gang and the lead singer, the man who made … Read more
Peace and quiet were two things Priyanka Patel did not expect to find when she came to study abroad in the United States. Even with the unexpected, studying abroad has been a rewarding experience for Patel in many ways. She has gained confidence and has enjoyed communicating with different t… Read more
With the regular season’s end rapidly approaching, Maryville baseball is at a standstill with a record teetering just above .500 at 7-6. Read more
Being a consistent top finisher in both district and state events for a number of different sports isn't something just anyone can accomplish. Maryville senior Will Mattock, however, is an exception. Read more
With a full squad back in the lineup, the Maryville boys tennis team suffered its second regular-season loss to the Savannah Savages, 7-2, at the Mark Rosewell Tennis Center April 23. Read more
Maryville boys golf is headed down the back nine of its season as it gets set for the district tournament April 29. Read more
Down two players in its varsity lineup, the Maryville boys tennis team still managed to route a 7-2 victory over the Southwest Valley Timberwolves April 15. Read more
Maryville boys golf hasn’t performed to its liking so far, but it’s looking to find its stroke heading into the bulk of tournament play. Read more
Maryville baseball started the season with a less than stellar pitching performance and an offense that appeared non-existent at times. With the regular season nearing its end, the Spoofhounds have managed to hit their groove at an ideal time. Read more
Winning is something that the Maryville track and field team is accustomed to. With consistent success coming from events like the girl's relays and the distance races, the Spoofhounds are starting to focus on creating another rewarding postseason. Read more
While Maryville track and field is roughly halfway through its season, the remaining outcomes will be impacted by its underclassmen and new athletes. Read more
Maryville boys tennis was able to extend its win streak to four meets in a row, after a clean 9-0 sweep against Cameron, a conference opponent, April 8. Read more
Maryville baseball recently embarked on a journey to Bethany, Missouri, to prove that the team’s early-season offensive woes are in the past as it competed in the inaugural Babe Adams Tournament. Read more
Maryville boys golf had the opportunity to get a feel for the green over the last few weeks opposed to the indoor facilities. Read more
Maryville baseball put its early season woes to rest with an onslaught of offense against East Buchanan April 1. The Spoofhounds topped East Buchanan 18-3 with an explosive second inning. Read more
With a loss to start the season, the Maryville boys tennis team is looking to get back on track after acquiring a win over St. Joseph-Lafayette April 1. Read more
As the Maryville track and field team slowly becomes more accustomed to consistently good weather and a set group of dedicated athletes, its overall outlook on the season is growing in a positive direction. Read more
Maryville boys golf is looking to begin its season with a meet versus Falls City March 21, but it won’t come easy as they have not seen much for course time yet this spring. Read more
As coach Carson Riedel enters his second season at the helm for Maryville baseball, the future of the program is most important. Read more
As the Maryville track and field team prepared for its first meet at Herschel Neil Track on the campus of Northwest March 16, its individual and team successes were unanticipated as its entered the weekend without any type of expectation. Read more
Maryville baseball is coming off of a less than stellar 2018 campaign where it placed fourth in the Midland Empire Conference. Read more
When Maryville track and field started its practices for the 2018-19 season last week, the team focused on preparing for the future and bettering its finishes as compared to last season’s ending. Read more
With two back-to-back postseason wins against the Lathrop Mules and the St. Pius X Warriors, the Maryville boys basketball team came into the week with a headstrong approach to continuing their postseason run. Read more
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When the Maryville wrestling team took to the mats in Columbia, Missouri for the Class 2 state wrestling tournament at Mizzou Arena Feb 14-16, the Spoofhounds were without their core of coaches. Read more
Maryville wrestling gained tremendous amounts of experience throughout the season, none better than returning all six state qualifiers. Of the six wrestlers to make state, Kade Wilmes was the only to medal at the tournament. Read more
As the Maryville boys basketball team took to the court to battle Frontier STEM Charter Tigers at St. Pius X High School Feb. 18, the only thing on its mind was to continue its successful 2018-19 season. Read more
As the Maryville boys basketball team took to their home court Feb. 8 to battle against a strong opponent in St. Joseph-Benton, senior night brought increased intensity and adrenaline onto the court. Read more
Maryville wrestling is Columbia-bound with six wrestlers getting a Class 2 State Tournament bid at the District 4 tournament. Read more
With the regular season officially over for Maryville wrestling, that leaves the district tournament and the possibility of a state bid. Read more
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For thousands of players across the United States, National Signing Day serves as the officialization of an achieved aspiration. Read more
Maryville boys basketball is inching its way toward a top seed in district play, but before that, it must ride this week's gauntlet to determine its fate for the tournament. Read more
With the end of the regular season approaching for Maryville wrestling, the team has all of their attention pointed at the upcoming district tournament. Read more
As the Maryville boys basketball season edges toward pivotal conference matchups, they must first face their weaknesses in the Cameron tournament. Read more
Maryville wrestling battled in the Midland Empire Conference championship Jan. 21 in Savannah. Read more
As the bulk of the Maryville wrestling season is now in the rearview mirror, the Spoofhounds have to adapt to the season as they prepare for the district tournament. Read more
As the new year rings in, Maryville boys basketball has one resolution: to play tougher. Read more
With the Maryville boys basketball (4-1) roster at full strength, the Spoofhounds rolled through the Savannah tournament gaining ground on their team goal of 30 games played. Read more
The Maryville wrestling program aims for success under second-year coach Kody Koster. With limited coaching experience Koster’s draws from a lifetime of wrestling to balance things out. Read more
Though the season started on a low point for the Maryville boys basketball team after a 58-40 defeat at the hands of Jefferson High School, with a few new key editions the year resets to 0-0. Read more
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The nature of playoff football is cruel by design. At the kickoff of any given postseason contest, each participating team is just 48 minutes from possible elimination. Read more
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-- Football, particularly at the high school level, is often defined by distinguished triumphs and gut-wrenching defeats. Read more
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A week ago, Maryville football earned an impressive victory in a game that records and statistics said it should lose. Now, the Spoofhounds will travel to St. Louis, Missouri, Nov. 24 and attempt to make lightning strike twice. Read more
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Entering its quarterfinal matchup with Odessa Nov. 17, Maryville football sat in an unfamiliar position. For the first time since Week 1 against Blair Oaks, and perhaps for the first time all season, the Spoofhounds were not favored to win the game. Read more
On this episode of Bearcat Banter Sports Editor Justin Quick and Assistant Sports Editor Andrew Wegley preview the upcoming playoff games for both Northwest and Maryville football. They also hit on Bearcat men's basketball's perfect start to the season along with NFL and NBA headlines Read more
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After another convincing playoff victory over a conference rival, Maryville football sits two wins away from a chance at a second-consecutive Class 3 State Title. Read more
With the tip-off countdown just under a week away for Maryville boys basketball, a redemption story is highlighted on the agenda. Read more
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Maryville football defeated Savannah 34-12 Nov. 9 to secure the Class 3 District 8 Championship. On a freezing-cold night in Maryville, the Spoofhounds prevailed through frigid conditions to capture their 12th consecutive district title and their 60th-straight home win. Read more
Runners from the Maryville cross country team took part in their last meet of the 2018 season Nov. 3 at the Oak Hills Golf Course in Jefferson City. Read more
After a season’s worth of dominant performances, and a cakewalk through the first two rounds of postseason play, Maryville football will take on Savannah in the Class 3 District 8 Championship Nov. 9. Read more
Maryville boys golf hasn’t performed to its liking so far, but it’s looking to find its stroke heading into the bulk of tournament play.
Maryville baseball started the season with a less than stellar pitching performance and an offense that appeared non-existent at times. With the regular season nearing its end, the Spoofhounds have managed to hit their groove at an ideal time.
Winning is something that the Maryville track and field team is accustomed to. With consistent success coming from events like the girl's relays and the distance races, the Spoofhounds are starting to focus on creating another rewarding postseason.
While Maryville track and field is roughly halfway through its season, the remaining outcomes will be impacted by its underclassmen and new athletes.
Maryville boys tennis was able to extend its win streak to four meets in a row, after a clean 9-0 sweep against Cameron, a conference opponent, April 8.
Maryville baseball recently embarked on a journey to Bethany, Missouri, to prove that the team’s early-season offensive woes are in the past as it competed in the inaugural Babe Adams Tournament.
Maryville boys golf had the opportunity to get a feel for the green over the last few weeks opposed to the indoor facilities.
Maryville baseball put its early season woes to rest with an onslaught of offense against East Buchanan April 1. The Spoofhounds topped East Buchanan 18-3 with an explosive second inning.
With a loss to start the season, the Maryville boys tennis team is looking to get back on track after acquiring a win over St. Joseph-Lafayette April 1.
As the Maryville track and field team slowly becomes more accustomed to consistently good weather and a set group of dedicated athletes, its overall outlook on the season is growing in a positive direction.