Aleksei Pavloff is a Sports Writer at Marysville Journal-Tribune. He covers a wide range of topics including individual and team sports, while also delving into journalism and media themes. Aleksei's insights and expertise have been featured in JACKSON-REHOBOTH GRANGE NO 2000 and the Marysville Journal-Tribune.
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By: Aleksei Pavloff
Lessons learned can pay dividends. That’s what Marysville’s girls basketball team adopted after it claimed a 58-40 win over Westerville Central. The two OCC member schools played at Central Tuesday for a cross-divisional matchup between the Cardinal (MHS) and Ohio (WC) divisions of the conference. Both teams took 4-3 overall records into the game. The Lady Monarchs rested for an extra day last weekend after their scheduled home game against...
Students reach out for Ohio State mascot Brutus during an event at Navin Elementary School Thursday afternoon. Brutus served as a special guest for a friendly dodgeball competition between students and teachers. Brutus took time playing on the student team as well as for the teachers, who were dressed in inflatable costumes. Additional photos from the event will appear in Saturday’s Journal-Tribune. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)
Lessons learned can pay dividends. That’s what Marysville’s girls basketball team adopted after it claimed a 58-40 win over Westerville Central. The two OCC member schools played at Central Tuesday for a cross-divisional matchup between the Cardinal (MHS) and Ohio (WC) divisions of the conference....
Triad’s girls basketball team slipped to 0-8 overall and 0-6 in the Ohio Heritage Conference on Wednesday. The Lady Cardinals dropped a 57-12 verdict to Cedarville. Jazz Ford led Triad with six points and 10 rebounds. Lacey Travis tallied four points, while Emma Martin added a trio of rebounds. The La...
A quartet of Fairbanks boys basketball players scored in double figures Saturday during a game played at the Columbus Convention Center. Nate Meihls tallied 16 points, Evan Wiedmann and Ty Schroeder both tossed in 14 and Alek Orders added 11. As such, the Panthers (7-0) defeated Genoa Christian Academ...
By: Aleksei Pavloff
A proverbial weight was lifted off the shoulders of Marysville’s boys basketball team on Friday. The Monarchs were staring down the barrel of an 0-4 start prior to the OCC Cardinal Division matchup against Thomas Worthington. Marysville scraped its way to a 54-45 win over the Cardinals. MHS head coac...
Marysville and Jonathan Alder were among the 26 high school boys wrestling programs represented during this year’s edition of the Olentangy Liberty Classic. The Monarchs and Pioneers managed to climb the ranks with both finishing in the top 10 when it came to team points. A total of 27 grapplers bet...
By: Aleksei Pavloff
Jonathan Alder’s boys basketball team is circling back to its fundamentals following a 68-44 loss to Tri-Village (5-0), which is one of the top teams in Division VI. A third-quarter push from the Patriots was the catalyst for what ultimately was the final score. Tri-Village’s Trey Sagester tallied...
By: Aleksei Pavloff
Fairbanks’ girls basketball team has already experienced the positive and the not-so-positive side of the new year. The Lady Panthers are 1-1 so far in 2026 matchups. Their first loss of the new year came against Worthington Kilbourne (8-3) by a 55-32 count on Monday. Fairbanks began the calendar yea...
By: Aleksei Pavloff
Marysville’s boys wrestling team mustered enough team points to take second place in the Kevin Cleveland Memorial tournament at Dublin Scioto. A collection of 16 wrestling squads were represented in the tournament. The Monarchs totaled 174.5 points to claim the runner-up spot behind Harrison (224.5)...
