Sports
Youngblood signs letter of intent to play softball at the University of Kansas
Audri Youngblood, the youngest of three sisters from Monroe City, has signed her letter of intent to play softball at the University of Kansas, marking the next chapter in a career filled with accomplishments and family legacy.
Monroe City Panthers Fall to South Shelby Cardinals
Monroe City Panthers Fall to South Shelby Cardinals in a Hard-Fought Battle, 6-0 In a nail-biting showdown that came down to the final moments, the Monroe City Panthers saw their season end in heartbreak, falling to the South Shelby Cardinals 6-0 in a defensive battle that left fans on the edge of their seats. For most of the game, the scoreboard remained unchanged as both defenses showcased their strength, preventing any breakthrough plays.
Monroe City Girls Cross Country Team takes 5th place at State
Monroe City High School Cross Country athletes braved challenging conditions at the recent State Meet, where rain and mud turned the course into a grueling test of endurance. Despite the adversity, our athletes rose to the occasion, with outstanding performances that earned them well-deserved accolades.
Monroe City Panthers Dominant in 48-8 Win Over Clark County
The Monroe City Panthers put together an all-around performance on Friday night, throttling Clark County 48-8 in a game where their offense and defense both shined. The Panthers improved to 8-3 on the season, behind a potent offensive attack and a suffocating defensive effort that left the Clark County Indians struggling to gain traction. Offensive Explosion Monroe City's offense was firing on all cylinders, piling up 48 points and over 400 yards of total offense. Senior running back Dylan Ross was the standout performer, rushing for 92 yards and two touchdowns on just seven carries. Ross also caught a 5-yard touchdown pass, showcasing his versatility and playmaking ability. "Dylan had a huge game tonight," said Monroe City head coach David Kirby. "He's one of those players who can break a big play every time he touches the ball, and we saw that tonight." Fellow running back Quincy Mayfield was equally impressive, fin ishing with 91 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries. His tough, physical running kept the Clark County defense on its heels, helping set up big plays for the Panthers throughout the game. "Our offensive line did a great job of opening up holes, and that allowed both Dylan and Quincy to make plays," said Kirby.
