The JV volleyball team hosted the Red Devils Wednesday night in league play. The team started off a little slow but secured game one 25-20. They then went on to dominate both game two and three, 25-8 and 25-7, with some strong offense led by Lexie Bowers with 11 kills and Maddie Geers with 8
The varsity volleyball team made quick work on the volleyball court on Wednesday night against the Holton Red Devils. Jasmine Weeks had a great night behind the service line and frustrated the Holton passers making it very difficult for them to get any offense going. The scores of the match were 25-10, 25-10 and 25-7.
The 78ers football team came up short last week on their mission to defeat the Wildcats of Lakeview and remain undefeated. In a contest that featured two very good football teams, only one could get the W and move to 4-0. Kent City entered the game short-handed, but the Eagles would remain positive and laser
It’s official! The boys’ and girls’ cross country teams sealed their 5th and 6th consecutive CSAA Silver championships at Tuesday on a new course in front of the home crowd. Both teams had to just go through the motions having already earned 75% of the title previously. While it may be a repeat headline, the
The JV volleyball team traveled to Ludington for a quad match Monday night. They took on the host team in the first game and came out a little flat but managed to push it to three sets but fell just short with scores of 15-25, 25-19 and 13-15. The second game the ladies played Hesperia
The varsity volleyball started out a very busy week against Ludington and Tri-County on Monday night. They faced off with a tall Ludington Orioles team first. The Eagles would start out a little flat and find themselves behind and lost the first set 20-25. In the second set the offense would be a little stronger
Sophomore Webb Longcore has played a key role in Kent City’s 5-0 start to the 2020 season and the Eagles’ CSAA Silver Conference Championship. On Friday, Longcore carried the football eight times for 67 yards and touchdown on offense. Defensively, Longcore had two takeaways (1 fumble recovery and 1 interception), made three tackles for loss,
The Eagles made it official on Friday night in Lakeview as Kent City captured their 4th conference championship in football in five seasons. Now talk is cheap and no one knows that better than those associated with Kent City’s football program. Since taking over the program in 2016, Coach Bill Crane has “changed the culture”
Both the boys’ and girls’ teams finished in 3rd place in a very competitive field. The top 15 medaled at this invite. Scoring for the boys’ team were: Evan Crowley 14th, Ian Schuiling 15th, William Dixon 20th, Donovan Vogel 21st, Jaxon Max 24th, Gage Stray 26th, and Isaiah Stuhan 27th. The future is VERY bright for
The Kent City varsity football team traveled to Lakeview High School for their final CSAA game of the season. The Eagles were focused on winning the league championship for the fourth time in the last five seasons. A total team effort helped the Eagles to a 50 to 7 victory over the Wildcats. One theme
