Spoofhound Athletics Hall of Fame

04/10/2026

Spoofhound returning as a Bearcat!

(MARYVILLE, MO) - Maryville High School alum Derek Quinlin is transferring back to Maryville to play college basketball at Northwest Missouri State. Quinlin spent the last 2 seasons playing for Moringside University in Souix City Iowa. As a sophomore for the Mustangs last season, Quinlin played in 2...

04/09/2026

Big news for the conference!

The Midland Empire Conference (MEC) is pleased to announce that Marshall Public Schools, Moberly School District, Mexico Public Schools, and Kirksville R-III School District will join the conference beginning with

03/29/2026

Congratulations to Tuan!

Graphic: Facebook/TuanJacobson

03/19/2026

Congratulations to Mike Flanagan, who is also a member of our HOF inaugural class!

02/28/2026

MARYVILLE, Mo. — For many high-school students transitioning to college, learning how to manage their time especially as an athlete is the biggest hurdle. When Ellie Parsons arrives in at

02/20/2026

Photos of our 2026 Spoofhound Hall of Fame Inductees!! Congratulations again to all the recipients!!🙌

Meridee Scott Dodson
Ted Espey
Ron Swift
Coach Lonny Wieland (Mike Zech accepted on his behalf)
2000 Boys’ Golf Team

02/20/2026

Another Spoofhound making the jump to college ball!

🚨𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐌𝐈𝐓𝐓𝐄𝐃🚨

Welcome to our Kohawk family, !!! We can’t wait to see you in the fall!

02/07/2026

We hope you can attend in person, but if not, this is the QR code to watch the livestream of the Spoofhound Athletics Hall of Fame induction ceremony 2/14 at 5p CST! It’s going to be a great event!!💚💛

02/05/2026

MARYVILLE, Mo. — A former teammate of the first two women inductees of the Spoofhound Athletics Hall of Fame either in the gym or on the track, Meridee (Scott) Dodson

01/30/2026

MARYVILLE, Mo. — Lonny Wieland certainly left his mark on the fabric of wrestling in northwest Missouri and the school he led to two state titles as a coach is

01/15/2026

MARYVILLE, Mo. — Going undefeated in any competition and state medal winner in all four years of high school generally puts people in ratified air in athletic circles. When those