MARYSVILLE — The Marysville-Pilchuck girls basketball team lost to Edmonds-Woodway 61-17 Dec. 14 in a 3A league game. Mackenzie Connelly…
MARYSVILLE — Gabrielle “Gabby” Grandbois, sister, daughter and basketball player has earned her spot as a leader for Marysville Getchell’s…
MARYSVILLE – It’s not trail vs. jail. It’s jail and trail.
MARYSVILLE — Two games into the season, Marysville-Pilchuck sophomore Raequan Battle is already reaping the benefits of his hard work.
MARYSVILLE — Marysville-Pilchuck senior Abby Magee has left a mark at her soon-to-be Alma mater.
MARYSVILLE — A broken back isn’t an injury many can walk away from. Some can’t at all.
MARYSVILLE — A broken back isn’t an injury many can walk away from. Some can’t at all.
OAK HARBOR — A two-point conversion gave up by Arlington in the fourth quarter handed the Eagles a 22-21 loss to Oak Harbor Oct. 21 in a Wesco 3A North League football game.
LAKEWOOD — It’s not every meeting that the Lakewood School Board has a bronze medalist in the house. But Paralympian McKenna Dahl made a guest appearance Oct. 5
MARYSVILLE — Born with severe asthma and crooked knees, a Marysville Getchell junior runs to live. Zachary Arcaro-Frazier runs cross country for MG. As the school’s top-runner he’s on a steady upswing, setting records for himself, which is at the right time with the Twilight Invitational coming up where runners will have to endure a 5k — a “championship-level” run. “It would be a really good test,” said his coach, Randy Edens. Edens has enjoyed watching Arcaro-Frazier steadily improve, first as an “awkward freshman” to a maturing runner, especially when he started breaking his plateaus around the league and district championships last season.
MARYSVILLE — Ten years removed from coaching at the high school level, Marysville Getchell English and Social Studies teacher Kyle Suits took the reigns this year as head coach of the girls soccer team.
MARYSVILLE — The first day of school can be daunting for anyone but especially for little ones stepping into the classroom for the first time.
ARLINGTON — The Arlington boys tennis team went 4-0 defeating Marysville-Pilchuck 7-0 Sept 4.
