An uneasy feeling of sorrow wafted through the ’Hound Pound as the final seconds of the Spoofhounds’ season ticked off the clock. Read more
An uneasy feeling of sorrow wafted through the ’Hound Pound as the final seconds of the Spoofhounds’ season ticked off the clock. Read more
For the third straight season, Maryville girls basketball will compete in a district championship game. The Spoofhounds (22-1) earned their spot in the final game of the Class 4 District 16 Tournament with a 60-42 victory over MEC foe Savannah (14-11) March 2 in the ’Hound Pound. Read more
With the MSHSAA Class 4 District 16 Tournament commencing in less than a week, Chillicothe is the only team standing between Maryville girls basketball and its quest for district dominance. Read more
Winter weather is in full effect as the second game in as many weeks for Maryville girls basketball was postponed due to inclement weather conditions. The Spoofhounds’ Feb. 15 matchup against Cameron was postponed to Feb. 17. Read more
With a little more than two weeks until the MSHSAA Class 4 District 16 Tournament, Maryville girls basketball (16-1) is looking to finish the season with its double-digit win streak intact. Sitting atop the MEC at 6-0, the Spoofhounds also prepare to retain their status as queens of the conf… Read more
Maryville girls basketball (15-1) returned from an extended trip to Cameron, Missouri, to defend an eerily quiet ’Hound Pound from Lathrop (9-9) Feb. 2. The Spoofhounds were missing a key component in coach Quentin Albrecht due to unknown reasons, but confirmed via text that his absence was … Read more
At the beginning of the season, Maryville girls basketball (15-1) set a goal to win every tournament the team played in. Read more
After a congested week of high-level matchups, Maryville girls basketball (12-1) was gifted with a break from competition. This hiatus came after the Spoofhounds’ Jan. 21 matchup against Bishop LeBlond (12-4) was postponed to Feb. 3 due to COVID-19 related issues. Read more
It’d be an understatement to say tough battles on the road have characterized the games Maryville girls basketball (12-1) has encountered in recent weeks. Additionally, the Spoofhounds managed to navigate an unusually dense number of games in one week. Read more
Maryville girls basketball (9-1) got out to a hot start this season, despite playing in the coldest months of the year. Facing new opponents and traveling to new destinations proved to be no problem as coach Quentin Albrecht is proud of what his team has accomplished thus far. Read more
The Maryville boys wrestling team will begin its season down a few wrestlers as the Spoofhounds prepare to compete in the Clarinda Triangular for the first time Dec. 3. Read more
Maryville girls basketball is nearing the beginning of its season, and coach Quentin Albrecht is ready for his team to end this season on a better note than last season. Read more
Maryville volleyball took its family mentality into the Class 3 state tournament and returned to Maryville with the first female state championship in Maryville High School history. Read more
The streets of downtown Maryville brimmed with energy the night of Nov. 6 as its citizens gathered to welcome home the 2020 MSHSAA Class 3 volleyball state champions. Between the screams of excited parents and the sirens of the 97.1 The ’Ville truck, it was impossible to perceive anything be… Read more
This year’s offseason for the Maryville boys wrestling team has been challenging to navigate, as its first practice Nov. 2 was the team’s first official meeting since the season ended last winter. Read more
Official practices began for high school winter sports across Missouri on Nov. 2. For Maryville girls basketball, the court lacked the shoe squeaks of a few players. The missing girls can still be found on a court in a Maryville jersey, but instead, they’ll be playing for the state-bound vol… Read more
Maryville volleyball used the rest from its first-round bye in the Class 3 District 16 Tournament to beat Cameron 3-1 Oct. 27 in Cameron, Missouri. Read more
Maryville girls golf wrapped up its season after outings from three of its golfers at the MSHSAA Class 1 State Tournament at Paradise Pointe in Smithville, Missouri, Oct. 19. Read more
Although Maryville softball ended its season with a first-round exit in districts, the season wasn’t a letdown, as the Spoofhounds managed to complete one of their biggest goals: playing a full season. Read more
The Maryville softball team looks to remember the good memories as the Spoofhounds ended their season with a 12-0 loss in five innings against the Macon Tigers in the first round of the Class 3 District 8 tournament Oct. 13. Read more
Maryville girls golf qualified three golfers for the MHSAA Class 1 State Tournament after a third place team finish at the Class 1 District 4 Tournament Oct. 12 at Mozingo Golf Course. Read more
Maryville girls golf finished fifth in the MEC Tournament Oct. 7 in St. Joseph, Missouri, behind an individual fifth place finish (98) from freshman Cailyn Auffert. Read more
Maryville volleyball faced a tough 3-2 loss to Class 5 opponent Rock Bridge Oct. 6 at the ’Hound Pound. Read more
Maryville girls golf won its second duel of the season, defeating St. Joseph LeBlond 214-253 Sept. 29 at Mozingo Golf Course. Read more
Between having their girls in hybrid classes, having abnormal practices and games being canceled right before first pitch, the Maryville softball team, which is sitting at 1-6, is struggling to lock in mentally. Read more
Maryville volleyball continues its dominance at the net with a 3-0 sweep of Plattsburg Sept. 22 at the ’Hound Pound. Read more
Maryville volleyball is sitting at an undefeated record of 6-0 despite missing two key starters who were in quarantine after being in close contact with COVID-19 patients. Read more
Maryville volleyball is looking to continue its dominance to start the season, despite losing starters in their rotation to quarantine. 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
Spike, bump, tip and COVID-19 are all words to describe the new season for Maryville volleyball. Read more
In a rather atypical fashion, Maryville volleyball set Senior Night as the first game of the season, in which the Spoofhounds swept Benton Aug. 31 in the ’Hound Pound. Read more
With COVID-19 still looming, high school sports are still set in Missouri, including girls volleyball. Read more
In a direct correlation to Missouri Gov. Mike Parson’s closure of in-person schooling, MSHSAA announced the cancellation of all remaining 2019-20 postseason events April 9. Read more
If her list of accolades wasn’t vast enough, Serena Sundell can now add being a Division I commit to that list. On March 29, Sundell publicly announced via Twitter that she will be taking her talents to Kansas State University in 2021. 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
I want to start off by saying that I get it. I get that you’re frustrated, upset, whatever it might be — understandably so. Read more
After entering the Class 3 District 16 Tournament as the No. 1 seed, Maryville girls basketball claimed the district championship with a 48-42 win over St. Pius X Feb. 28 in Cameron, Missouri. Read more
A common phrase that’s reverberated throughout sports is that hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard. It’s something one of a kind when the talent also works hard. Read more
Amid the high emotions that accompanied Senior Night, Maryville girls basketball claimed at least a share of the Midland Empire Conference title with a 49-17 win over Savannah Feb. 20 in the ’Hound Pound. Read more
After a season laced with frosty cancelations and multi-hour bus rides, Maryville girls basketball secured the No. 1 seed in the MSHSAA Class 3 District 16 Tournament for the first time since the 2010-11 season. Read more
With four games remaining in the regular season, Maryville girls basketball is clawing its way through fatigue toward a conference championship. Read more
Despite whittling Smithville’s lead to 1 point, Maryville girls basketball dropped the Cameron Tournament Championship game 54-51 Feb. 1. Read more
Maryville High School wrestling, traditionally speaking, was a sport that was run by boys. Read more
For Maryville girls basketball, inclement weather has proven to be a formidable foe as the team nears the homestretch of its season. Read more
Maryville girls basketball found redemption after losing a close one in the ’Hound Pound to East Buchanan Jan. 14. A rescheduled matchup against the Tigers of Falls City proved to be what Maryville needed to regain its confidence. Read more
Coming out of winter break, Maryville girls basketball was determined to continue its success on the court. Following two quality wins over highly ranked teams in Missouri, the ’Hounds have earned their own place among the state’s best. Read more
Maryville girls basketball was riding high after a huge win against St. Pius Jan. 7 and was hoping to take down East Buchanan for a second time this season. However, East Buchanan had plans to avenge themselves from their 36-34 loss to the Spoofhounds Dec. 30. Read more
It took all of one game into the season for Maryville girl's basketball to see a record-setting performance. Junior point guard Serena Sundell tallied 34 points in the Spoofhounds' victory to push her composite total to 1,124, claiming the school's scoring record. Read more
Maryville volleyball’s season came to an end Nov. 2 in the MSHSAA Class 3 Sectional via the hands of St. Michael the Archangel in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. The ’Hounds fell in straight sets to Pleasant Hill 25-23, 25-18. Read more
Maryville volleyball expected to advance to the MSHSAA Class 3 District 16 Championship Oct. 29 and capture its first District Title in a decade Oct. 30. Read more
Maryville girls basketball (15-1) returned from an extended trip to Cameron, Missouri, to defend an eerily quiet ’Hound Pound from Lathrop (9-9) Feb. 2. The Spoofhounds were missing a key component in coach Quentin Albrecht due to unknown reasons, but confirmed via text that his absence was …
At the beginning of the season, Maryville girls basketball (15-1) set a goal to win every tournament the team played in.
After a congested week of high-level matchups, Maryville girls basketball (12-1) was gifted with a break from competition. This hiatus came after the Spoofhounds’ Jan. 21 matchup against Bishop LeBlond (12-4) was postponed to Feb. 3 due to COVID-19 related issues.
It’d be an understatement to say tough battles on the road have characterized the games Maryville girls basketball (12-1) has encountered in recent weeks. Additionally, the Spoofhounds managed to navigate an unusually dense number of games in one week.
Maryville girls basketball (9-1) got out to a hot start this season, despite playing in the coldest months of the year. Facing new opponents and traveling to new destinations proved to be no problem as coach Quentin Albrecht is proud of what his team has accomplished thus far.
The Maryville boys wrestling team will begin its season down a few wrestlers as the Spoofhounds prepare to compete in the Clarinda Triangular for the first time Dec. 3.
Maryville girls basketball is nearing the beginning of its season, and coach Quentin Albrecht is ready for his team to end this season on a better note than last season.
Maryville volleyball took its family mentality into the Class 3 state tournament and returned to Maryville with the first female state championship in Maryville High School history.
The streets of downtown Maryville brimmed with energy the night of Nov. 6 as its citizens gathered to welcome home the 2020 MSHSAA Class 3 volleyball state champions. Between the screams of excited parents and the sirens of the 97.1 The ’Ville truck, it was impossible to perceive anything be…
This year’s offseason for the Maryville boys wrestling team has been challenging to navigate, as its first practice Nov. 2 was the team’s first official meeting since the season ended last winter.