Marshfield Blue Jay Boosters

10/21/2026

There is NO BOOSTER MEETING tonight. Our next meeting will be on 11/18 at 6:30pm in the HS cafeteria.

10/21/2026

Congratulations to Macie and Ellie on making it to the State Golf tournament, and having awesome seasons!

10/20/2026

Good Luck today to our Volleyball Blue Jays as they travel to Lebanon to play Rolla in the District Tournament.

Pack the stands in Lebanon at 7pm tonight!

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 IT’S DISTRICT GAME TIME! 🏐💙

The Lady Jays take on Rolla TONIGHT at 7:00 PM at Lebanon High School for the first round of Districts! 💪🏐

It’s win or go home, and we’re ready to compete! Let’s pack the stands, bring the energy, and cheer loud for our Lady Jays! 📣💙

10/17/2026

2pm today in Rogersville!

10/14/2026

Marshfield Booster Club is happy to introduce Mckenna Cologna. Mckenna is the daughter of Lucas Cologna and Sara Stilley. Mckenna has been playing softball for 10 years. Mckenna’s three words that describe her team are, “close, talented and hype.” When asked what does, “Once a Blue Jay, always a Blue Jay”, mean to you, Mckenna replied, “Marshfield will always be where I’m from, and the lessons I’ve learned and memories I’ve made will stick with me wherever I go.”
Mckenna hopes the younger Blue Jays will learn to be present and enjoy the little things, because that’s what you’ll miss the most. Mckenna said, being a Blue Jay taught her to work hard at whatever she is doing and to enjoy the people she is doing it with. Her favorite memory is beating Willard in the district championship game last year.

Mckenna would like to give a shout out to her family for always showing up and supporting her. She wouldn’t be here without all of them. To her teammates and friends, who have made these last four years so special.

10/14/2026

Marshfield Booster Club is honored to introduce Madelyn Burchfield.
Madelyn is the daughter of Mark and Tish Burchfield. Madelyn has been playing softball for 8 years and enjoys playing outfield for the Lady Jays. Madelyn is also involved in the NHS.

The three words Madelyn used to describe her team are “Energetic, Dedicated, and Compassionate.” To Madelyn, “Once a Blue Jay always a Blue Jay” means, creating memories and building friendships that will last a lifetime. Madelyn hopes younger Jays will learn that loving your sport and being a good teammate is the most important part. To always chase their dreams, not letting other opinions control their lives. Madelyn said being a Blue Jay taught her responsibility. Her favorite memory of softball was her junior year when they went to Kansas City to stay and go to Chicken and Pickle. Madelyn would like to give a shout out to her family, coaches and anyone who has helped her get to where she is today.

10/14/2026

Marshfield Boosters is proud to recognize senior, Madelyn Beckner. Madelyn is the daughter of Jaon and Kathy Beckner. Madelyn has been playing softball for 12 years and is the catcher for the Lady Jays. Madelyn is also involved in track and NHS. Madelyn describes her team as Supportive, competitive, and motivated.
When asked what does “Once a Blue Jay, always a Blue Jay” mean to you, Madelyn replied, “Being a Marshfield athlete has shaped the person and athlete I am today.” She hopes younger Blue Jays will learn how to play for their team, not themselves and how to have fun. When asked how to finish this sentence, Madelyn said, “Being a blue jay taught me accountability.” Her favorite memory is going to the zoo and mall for team bonding. Madelyn would like to give a shout out to her parents for taking her to every travel tournament during the summers and the other seniors for all the fun memories they made over the years.

10/13/2026

Marshfield Booster Club is honored to recognize Bentley Replogle. Bentley is the daughter of Craig and Lacey Replogle. Bentley has been playing softball for 12 years. Bentley is also involved in STUCO and FBLA. Bentley describes her team as close, uplifting, and funny. Bentley says “Once a Blue Jay, always a Blue Jay”, means that she will always be welcomed back to Marshfield and being a Blue Jay will always be a part of who she is. Bentley hopes the younger Blue Jays learn to play together as a family and to enjoy every moment. She said being a Blue Jay taught her the importance of working hard, and perseverance, and making memories with the people around her. Bentley’s favorite memory is playing softball with her friends and winning districts together last year.

Bentley would like to give a shout out to her family for always showing up and supporting her, and her teammates for always being funny, uplifting and giving her the best memories and friendships.

10/13/2026

Marshfield Booster Club is pleased to present Carlynn Mynatt. Carlynn is the daughter of Carter and Rydell Mynatt.

Carlynn has been playing softball for seven years. You can find her many places on the softball diamond, 2nd and 3rd base, and shortstop! Carlynn is also involved in wrestling and track. When asked for 3 words to describe her team, Carlynn replied, competitive, driven, and together. To Carlynn, “Once a Blue Jay, always a Blue Jay”, means that this chapter of her life does and will forever have an impact on who she is going forward. Carlynn hopes younger Blue Jays know the importance of working hard and confidence. Carlynn says being a Blue Jay taught her to value every chance she gets to improve herself. Her favorite memory is when Coach Clark chased her through the dugout after she touched her hair.

10/13/2026

Marshfield Booster Club is honored to present Kendyl Dolan.
Kendyl is the daughter of Nick and Amber Dolan. Kendyl has been playing softball for 12 years and is the pitcher for the Lady Jays. Kendyl is involved in basketball, flag football, NHS and FBLA.

When asked for three words that she would use to describe her team, Kendyl says, “A good time”. Kendyl says “Once a Blue Jay, always a Blue Jay”, means she will always have a part of Marshfield with her. Kendyl hopes the younger Blue Jays learn to make sure they have fun while playing, because it goes by so fast. Being a Blue Jay has taught Kendyl how to put up a fight every game. Her favorite memory was winning districts her Junior year.

Kendyl would like to give a shout out to her parents and to Paige for coming on to the staff this year and making things more fun.