The 2024-25 college football season was magical for Marysville alumnus Gunner Daniel. Despite no longer suiting up and ...

Maryville University — a private university — in Town and Country, Mo., is teasing the prospect of adding a Division I hockey ...

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2024 High School On SI's Top 25 Tennessee high school football rankings 1. Baylor (12-0) The last four wins by the Red Raiders have been very impressive, with victories over Brentwood Academy ...

A new two-year scheduling cycle starts this year, but the Tornadoes and Red Rebels are still on the West schedule. ... West ended Maryville’s 105-game win streak over Knox County teams with a 31-18 ...

A visit from Bruce Cassidy before the team left for the tournament was a source of motivation for the second seed Rebels as they defeated No. 15 Arizona, No. 10 Maryville and No. 4 Liberty en ...

Featured Photo by Ephraim Rodenbach. Story by Ephraim Rodenbach. Oakland High School (13-1) took down the Maryville Rebels (12-2) by a score of 21-13 to punch its ticket to the state championship ...

The Red Rebels dropped their first game of the season in a 24-17 thriller to Alcoa. Maryville have followed that up with three straight wins. 10.

The Red Rebels dropped their first game of the season in a 24-17 thriller to Alcoa. Maryville ended the regular season with a road win at Farragut.

The Red Rebels brought in touchdowns off Price Davis, a Jones to Casey Cobble toss, and an Ory Vananda-Walker 3-yd rush. Maryville finishing this one up with a 62-28 victory.

Maryville made a decent comeback there, but not enough to take down the Red Devils of Halls. First of all, Maryville, congratulations. We know your school has put multiple teams into the tournament.

The Maryville Young Players Second Stage is set to present Rogers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! at the Lee and Nina Schneider Center for the Performing Arts at Maryville High School.