Maryville girls basketball looks to improve off the success in the Cameron Tournament with 13 days until its next game Feb. 10 against Midland Empire Conference foe Benton. Read moreMaryville girls basketball uses break to recuperate from Cameron Tournament
Maryville girls basketball looks to improve off the success in the Cameron Tournament with 13 days until its next game Feb. 10 against Midland Empire Conference foe Benton. Read moreMaryville girls basketball uses break to recuperate from Cameron Tournament
For some, winter break is time away from school. It serves as the gap between semesters for students, and it gives people a few weeks to relax. Read moreWhat You Missed: how local sports fared over winter break
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Maryville volleyball lost its final match of the season in the Class 3 District 16 Championship game to Midland Empire Conference foe Benton. The Spoofhounds (19-16-2) lost their final volleyball match of the season in a 3-1 defeat to the Benton Cardinals (24-9-1) Oct. 24. Read moreSeason ends in district tournament for Maryville volleyball
Maryville volleyball seniors and coach Bailey Cook are preparing for the end of the regular season and their Class 3 District 16 matchup against Lafayette-St. Joseph. Read moreMaryville volleyball prepares for district tournament match against Lafayette-St. Joseph
Maryville volleyball won in three sets over South Harrison to improve to 14-11, now the Spoofhounds prepare for another Midland Empire Conference matchup against Chillicothe (15-9). Read moreMaryville volleyball prepares for Chillicothe, end of regular season
Maryville volleyball ended a three-game skid with the full return of senior setter Anastyn Pettlon, who was battling an unspecified ankle injury until Oct. 3, as the Spoofhounds look ahead to their match on Oct. 6 at 6:15 p.m. at Benton in St. Joseph. Read moreMaryville volleyball ends three-game losing streak against Mid-Buchanan, prepares for Benton
Maryville volleyball advanced to 5-3 on the season with a second-place finish at the Clarinda Volleyball Tournament and a win at home over Penney. Read moreMaryville volleyball defeats Penney, looks ahead to undefeated Bishop LeBlond
Maryville volleyball started its regular season with an at-home win over Midland Empire Conference foe Benton Aug. 29. Read moreMaryville volleyball gives Benton first loss of season
Maryville girls soccer senior midfielder Cleo Johnson watched as the ball bounced on the grass beside her. She fixed her gaze at the only thing that could stop her from giving the Spoofhounds their first goal of the contest: St. Pius X girls soccer senior goalkeeper Holly Modlin. Read moreMaryville girls soccer loses ninth consecutive game to St. Pius X
Welcome to the final edition of Walk the Talk, the weekly mailbag column that’s existed for roughly two years with the purpose of answering — or at least trying my best to answer — your questions regarding Northwest Athletics. Read moreWalk The Talk: Thank you, Maryville.
The orange flag that hung on its pole in the southeast corner of the pitch waved as the ball sat below it on the ground. Read moreMaryville girls soccer beats Benton, looks forward to weeklong break
The first handful of games are out of the way for Maryville girls soccer, and the Spoofhounds find themselves facing the program’s worst start since 2017. Read moreMaryville girls soccer drudges through slow start to season, begins journey to conference title
Maryville girls soccer misses chance to avenge 2021 state quarterfinals loss, falls to Pleasant Hill
The rain, seemingly a torrential downpour compared to the dry Tuesday morning, fell down onto the field at the Hound Pound. In the middle of the rain, Maryville girls soccer battled for a shot of revenge against Pleasant Hill — a chance to avenge last year’s season-ending loss to the Chicks … Read moreMaryville girls soccer misses chance to avenge 2021 state quarterfinals loss, falls to Pleasant Hill
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
For a team with a first-year coach, nine freshmen, three sophomores, two juniors and zero seniors, there was a lot of room for growth for Maryville girls basketball. Read moreMaryville girls basketball led through season of growth with first-year coach
On game days, Maryville coach Kelly Obley dons a green-and-white-striped sweater accessorized with beaming optimism. After another nail-biting contest Feb. 14, a 51-49 loss to Cameron, Obley quickly highlighted how her Spoofhounds can grow moving forward in the dwindling season. Read moreMaryville girls basketball hopes to snap skid before district tournament
Maryville girls basketball is enjoying its longest stretch of success of the season after defeating Lathrop 68-47 Feb. 1, bumping its win streak to six. Although it was her team’s most recent win, coach Kelly Obley was more excited about the game prior to the matchup against the Mules. Read moreMaryville girls basketball used Cameron Tournament to extend win streak
With 15 seconds remaining in Maryville girls basketball’s matchup with East Buchanan Jan. 18, the Spoofhounds were on the brink of losing their fourth game in a row. Bulldogs sophomore guard Hilarry Elifits eyed the north basket at the Hound Pound before sinking a 3-pointer to give East Buch… Read moreMaryville girls basketball earns nail-biting victory against East Buchanan
Maryville volleyball’s state-championship defense ended after taking a loss to the Cameron Dragons in the Class 3 District 16 Championship Monday night. Read moreMaryville volleyball ends season with loss in Class 3 District 16 Championship
The Maryville softball team struggled to find any offensive rhythm against dominant pitching, and the Spoofhounds finished their season 5-21 with an 11-0 loss in five innings to No. 1 seed Chillicothe in the first round of district play Oct. 12 in Chillicothe, Missouri. Read moreMaryville softball ends season with loss to MEC foe Chillicothe in first round of districts
The Maryville softball team is hoping to find consistency and lock in, mentally, as defensive mistakes led the Spoofhounds to a 12-0 loss in five innings in their matchup against Savannah Oct. 5 at the ’Hound pound. Read moreOffensive inconsistency, defensive mishaps plague Maryville softball in loss to MEC foe Savannah
Maryville volleyball stormed back to win three straight sets and claim the team’s sixth win after dropping set one to beat Mid-Buchanan Oct. 4 at Maryville High School. Read moreMaryville volleyball overcomes early adversity to take down Mid-Buchanan
Maryville volleyball used clean hits and a third-set rally against Lafayette to pick up the Spoofhounds’ fifth win of the season. Read moreMaryville volleyball rallies to defeat MEC foe Lafayette
The Northwest golf team bounced back from a high-scoring first round with a 13-shot improvement to finish tied for 11th out of 16 teams in the 22nd annual Northeastern State University Women’s Golf Classic Sept. 13-14 in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Read moreImprovement evident as Northwest golf returns from Oklahoma road trip
Maryville volleyball won two of its last four matches, as the team has spent much of the early parts of the season on the road. Read moreCook picks up first career win as Maryville volleyball breaks records
The Maryville softball team is still dealing with the struggles of COVID-19, as the Spoofhounds took a 9-6 loss in seven innings in their first conference matchup against Cameron Sept. 7. Read moreCOVID-19 plagues Maryville softball in MEC debut to Cameron
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.— Maryville volleyball, the defending MSHSAA Class 3 state champion, stumbled out of the gate with a 3-1 loss to open the 2021 season against MEC foe Benton. Read moreMaryville volleyball drops season opener to MEC foe
After enduring a long offseason, Maryville volleyball will begin its MSHSAA Class 3 title defense Aug. 30 against the Benton Cardinals in St. Joseph. Read moreMaryville volleyball prepares for early-season road trip against MEC foe
Like any high school team, Maryville volleyball lost last years’ seniors to graduation. What they didn’t expect, however, was losing two of the three coaches from the roster that brought home the program’s first state championship.. Read moreMaryville volleyball works through coaching changes, prepares for season
As Maryville track and field found itself in Chillicothe for another successful road showing April 9, it was once again Junior Brooklynn Holtman taking center stage for the Spoofhounds, helping lead the girls team to a top three placing at the Joe Shy Relays. Read moreHoltman's 40-point performance lifts Spoofhounds to third place finish at Joe Shy Relays
It’s been more than a year since the Spoofhounds circled the crimson course outside of Maryville High School. As spring sports make their debut after being shut down last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Maryville track athletes are looking to avenge the season they lost. Read moreMaryville track and field set to avenge lost season due to COVID-19
The last six seasons for Maryville girls basketball have been some of the best years in the program's history under the supervision of coach Quentin Albrecht. Now, the Spoofhounds will look to continue that upswing of success without Albrecht at command. Read moreMaryville girls basketball coach retires, leaves program in assistant's hands
An uneasy feeling of sorrow wafted through the ’Hound Pound as the final seconds of the Spoofhounds’ season ticked off the clock. Read moreMaryville girls basketball drops district championship to Benton
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 moreMaryville girls basketball heads to district title game with third win over Savannah
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 moreMaryville girls basketball earns MEC title, top seed in district tourney
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 moreMaryville girls basketball fights winter weather in final weeks of regular season
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 moreMaryville girls basketball sets sights on second-straight MEC title
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 moreMaryville girls basketball extends win streak with blowout of Lathrop amid coach's absence
At the beginning of the season, Maryville girls basketball (15-1) set a goal to win every tournament the team played in. Read moreMaryville girls basketball achieves season goal by winning Cameron Tournament
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 moreMaryville girls basketball utilizes unexpected break to prepare for Cameron Tournament
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 moreMaryville girls basketball traverses challenging schedule to continue hot streak
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 moreMaryville girls basketball looks to carry winter break momentum into the new semester
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 moreCOVID-19, football leave Maryville wrestling shorthanded for season opener
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 moreMaryville girls basketball can have a good year if issues from prior seasons are fixed
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 moreMaryville volleyball claims first girls state championship in 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… Read moreMaryville volleyball celebrates its first state championship with hometown crowd
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 moreMaryville wrestling returns to mat despite concerns about season occurrence
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 moreMaryville girls basketball sets sights on challenging season ahead
Maryville volleyball ended a three-game skid with the full return of senior setter Anastyn Pettlon, who was battling an unspecified ankle injury until Oct. 3, as the Spoofhounds look ahead to their match on Oct. 6 at 6:15 p.m. at Benton in St. Joseph.
Maryville volleyball advanced to 5-3 on the season with a second-place finish at the Clarinda Volleyball Tournament and a win at home over Penney.
Maryville volleyball started its regular season with an at-home win over Midland Empire Conference foe Benton Aug. 29.
Maryville girls soccer senior midfielder Cleo Johnson watched as the ball bounced on the grass beside her. She fixed her gaze at the only thing that could stop her from giving the Spoofhounds their first goal of the contest: St. Pius X girls soccer senior goalkeeper Holly Modlin.
Welcome to the final edition of Walk the Talk, the weekly mailbag column that’s existed for roughly two years with the purpose of answering — or at least trying my best to answer — your questions regarding Northwest Athletics.
The orange flag that hung on its pole in the southeast corner of the pitch waved as the ball sat below it on the ground.
The first handful of games are out of the way for Maryville girls soccer, and the Spoofhounds find themselves facing the program’s worst start since 2017.
Maryville girls soccer misses chance to avenge 2021 state quarterfinals loss, falls to Pleasant Hill
The rain, seemingly a torrential downpour compared to the dry Tuesday morning, fell down onto the field at the Hound Pound. In the middle of the rain, Maryville girls soccer battled for a shot of revenge against Pleasant Hill — a chance to avenge last year’s season-ending loss to the Chicks …
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.
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.