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Week 6 Ohio High School Football recap: Marysville Shuts Out Dublin Jerome 21–0


September 26, 2025 — Dublin, OHMarysville delivered one of its most complete performances of the season on Friday night, going on the road and earning a dominant 21–0 shutout victory over the Dublin Jerome Celtics. With the win, the Monarchs improve to 3–3 and secure their second straight victory, gaining momentum as conference play heats up.

This matchup featured physical defense, explosive rushing plays, and disciplined execution — all trademarks of Marysville football at its best.

Game Summary

Marysville controlled the line of scrimmage from start to finish. The Monarchs’ defense pitched a shutout against a Jerome team known for its balanced attack, forcing punts, limiting first downs, and owning the trenches. Offensively, Marysville leaned on its senior-led run game, producing 178 rushing yards and adding timely plays through the air to sustain drives.

Special teams also contributed with key returns, including an important kick return by Colin Wimmers that helped set up field position.

Jerome struggled to find rhythm against Marysville’s physicality, finishing with limited yardage and never reaching the red zone in the second half.

Marysville All-Purpose Yardage Breakdown

The Monarchs totaled 284 all-purpose yards, including strong rushing performances and opportunistic yards in the return game.

Team Totals

  • 178 rushing yards

  • 32 receiving yards

  • 24 kick return yards

  • 50 interception return yards

  • 284 total yards

Offensive & Special Teams Standouts

  • #2 JJ Henry (Sr.) — 161 total yardsA dominant outing: 111 rushing yards and a 50-yard interception return. Henry continues to prove he’s one of the most impactful two-way players in the OCC.

  • #28 Colin Wimmers (Jr.) — 82 total yards58 rushing and 24 KR yards. His burst and vision gave the offense consistent sparks.

  • #8 Jackson Snyder (Sr.) — 26 receiving yardsA reliable target in possession situations.

  • #15 K. Stackhouse (Jr.) — 10 receiving yardsContinues to complement the passing game.

  • #11 Brady Carper (Jr.) — 14 rushing yardsStrong short-yardage production and physical runs.

Marysville’s ball control and balance kept Jerome on its heels for much of the night.

Defensive Dominance: 71 Tackles & a Shutout

The Monarchs’ defense delivered its best performance of the season, posting:

  • 71 total tackles

  • 8 tackles for loss

  • 1 interception returned for 50 yards

  • Zero points allowed

Top Defensive Performers

  • #38 Carter Dunn (Jr.) — 11 tackles, 1 TFLA sideline-to-sideline force; one of the most consistent linebackers in Central Ohio.

  • #33 Brock Powers (Sr.) — 10 tackles, 2 TFLPlayed like a senior captain, blowing up inside runs and anchoring the interior.

  • #2 JJ Henry (Sr.) — 9 tacklesAdds to his stellar night with physical pursuit and strong edge play.

  • #8 Jackson Snyder (Sr.) — 7 tackles, 1 TFLVeteran presence at DE/OLB with constant pressure.

  • #24 Mamour Saidy (Jr.) — 5 tacklesQuick, active, and disruptive off the edge.

  • #22 B. Luelleman (Jr.) — 5 tacklesOne of his most productive games of the season.

  • #5 Hunter Sheldon (Sr.) — 5 tackles, 1 TFLSenior toughness and discipline in the run game.

  • #9 Talan Wolford (Jr.) — 4 tacklesExcellent in pass coverage and run support.

  • Additional contributors:Carper, Bisang, Harbold, Deacon Henry, Griffen Beery all added key snaps.

Marysville’s defense swarmed all night, communicating well, tackling efficiently, and closing down space with speed.

What’s Next

Marysville (3–3) returns home for a major OCC Cardinal test against Olentangy (5–1) on Friday, October 3. The Braves are coming off a dominant 54–7 win over Thomas Worthington, and bring one of the top offenses in Central Ohio.

Dublin Jerome (3–3) travels to face Hilliard Darby, looking to get back on track after the shutout loss.

 
 
 

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