Tag: Marysville Bulldogs

Marysville, KS, is considering a league shift from the North Central Kansas League (NCKL) to the Big East League due to enrollment disparities. With projections indicating that Marysville will be the smallest member in the NCKL, school officials believe that joining the Big East could enhance competitiveness and better match the school's size and resources.

Bruce Dierking is set to receive the Hod Humiston Award for Sports Broadcasting at the Kansas Association of Broadcasters' Student Broadcast & Sports Seminar on April 9. With over four decades of experience as the voice of the Marysville Bulldogs, Dierking has become a beloved figure in Kansas broadcasting and community service.

In recent sports results, Rock Creek won the boys' championship against St. Marys, while the girls' first place went to Rock Creek as well. Other notable finishes included Marysville and Jackson Heights in fifth and seventh place for both boys and girls, respectively. Holton secured seventh place for the girls.

The 12th Annual Thunder Classic has been rescheduled due to weather concerns. All final round games will now take place on Friday, January 23, including the Girls and Boys Championship games. Fans are advised that the schedule may adjust and to stay informed on updates from tournament organizers.

The 12th Annual Thunder Classic featured thrilling game results, with Rock Creek and Hiawatha dominating in both boys' and girls' categories. Upcoming championship semifinal games are scheduled for January 22, alongside the Jerry Odum Three-Point Shootout semifinals, showcasing talented shooters from various teams. The competition promises exciting matchups.

The KSHSAA high school football playoffs begin this week, featuring critical matchups across multiple brackets. In Eight-Man Division II, notable games include Frankfort at Thunder Ridge and Axtell hosting St. Johns Tipton. Other classes are in action, with key games like Marysville vs. Nickerson being broadcast live.

KNDY begins broadcasting high school football on September 5th, covering Northeast Kansas and Southeast Nebraska. Games air on Classic Country KNDY 94.1 FM & 1570 AM for Marysville and KNDY-FM 95.5 for other schools. Streams are available via the KNDY App and SunflowerStateRadio.com. Schedule includes matches every Friday through October.

Catch all Marysville home and away games on Classic Country 1570 AM & 94.1 FM KNDY and the FREE KNDY App. Area games are available on Today's Country 95.5 KNDY-FM. The schedule includes various matchups from September 5 to October 24, culminating in state playoffs in November.

Valley Heights will host 2A Sub-State finals on March 7/8, featuring the Mustang boys as 15 seed against second seed Valley Falls, and the Lady Mustangs as sixth seed hosting 11 seed Jeff County North. Marysville's girls and boys teams will also compete against Haven and Anthony/Harper/Chaparral, respectively.

On January 23, 2025, Hiawatha defeated Jackson Heights 47-43, while Marysville won against Holton 66-52. St. Marys edged Rock Creek 61-55, and Nemaha Central triumphed over Troy 49-30. Upcoming games on January 25 include Jackson Heights vs. Holton and the championship match between Nemaha Central and St. Marys.

The Marysville Lady Bulldogs will compete against the Lafayette Fighting Irish in the 2025 Hiawatha Invitational on January 31st. The game will be broadcast live on Classic Country 1570 AM and 94.1 FM KNDY, with online streaming available for those outside the local area.

The Marysville Bulldogs lost 61-40 to Rock Creek in their opening game at the 11th Annual Thunder Classic. They will play Holton on Thursday at 4:45 PM for a chance at the 5th place game, which will be broadcast on KNDY AM 1570 and 94.1 FM.