Lock down drill

On Nov. 21, the high school did a lock down drill in conjunction with the Canyon and Owyhee County Sheriffs Dept. A lock down is when students are kept in their classroom with a teacher for protection. There was no danger at any time to staff or students. The Canyon County Sheriff's Dept was invited to bring their K-9 unit to the school and do a random search. No contraband was found. Marsing School District will use this as a means of keeping students and staff safe now and in the future.

Girl's Basketball

The girls had their first game of the season on Nov. 18 at home vs. Payette. All three squads played very hard and should be proud of their performance. The varsity notched their first win in front of of a large crowd. Congrats to all of the players and their coaches. Good luck and stay healthy.

Winter Sports

Winter sports have begun! The girls basketball team sponsored a jamboree at the MHS gym on Nov.11. Their first home game is also their first game of the season on Nov.18 vs. Payette. I hope you will be able to be there and cheer on the Lady Huskies! The jv starts at 4:45 pm.

Boys basket ball will have their first practice on Friday, Nov. 14. Their first home game will be Dec. 13, also against Payette.

The wrestling squad will face their first opponents at a jamboree in Melba on Dec. 1. Good luck to all of our Marsing Huskies!!!

Husky Runner

A HUGE Congratulations to Natalie Evans. After placing first in Districts, she placed second in state for Cross Country. Doing that shows a high level of commitment. Good job, we are proud of you!