Today we are going to check in with junior Nathan Baker.  Baker was a key member of the 2019 varsity football team that made the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year and advanced to the District Finals.   During the season, Baker started on the offensive and defensive lines.  He earned First Team All-Conference for his

We had 36 student-athletes log on to PLT4M this past week, which is three less from last week’s number.    Of those 36 who logged a workout on PLT4M last week, 22 were on multiple times.  Our perfect attendance list only had two student-athletes who made it five times: Carson Chilson and Jaren Vogel.  Keep working

Today we are going to check in with freshman Mason Westbrook.   Westbrook is a two sport athlete for the Eagles playing football in the fall and baseball in the spring.    Westbrook started on the varsity team as a freshman in football, playing defensive line and running back.   The Eagles qualified for the playoffs and

Today we are going to check in with freshman Xander Chatel.  Chatel played football for the junior varsity squad last season.   On offense, Chatel played tight end and on defense,  he played linebacker.   Chatel is serious about the weight room in the off-season and has also been a very big help in the athletic department,

Today we are going to check in with freshman Josh Anderson.  Anderson is a three sport athlete for the Eagles, playing football in the fall, basketball in the winter, and baseball in the spring.   In football, Anderson plays wide receiver and defensive back for the Eagles.   On the basketball team, Anderson was the point-guard for

It should not take Dolan Bair long to get acclimated to living on campus at Michigan State University in the fall as he has had four years of experience “living” at Kent City High School.  Take a look at his resume from just his senior year: varsity football, varsity soccer, marching band, varsity wrestling, student-government,

We had 39 student-athletes log on to PLT4M this past week, which is eight less from last week’s number.    Of those 39 who logged a workout on PLT4M last week, 28 were on multiple times.  Our perfect attendance list only had 6 student-athletes who made it five times: Carson Chilson, Jenna Harrison, Alyssa Larson, Logan McVicker, Jaren

Carlson led the Eagles in scoring, averaging 20.8 points per game throughout the season, including a career high 43 points in a losing effort against Grand River Prep . . . just four points shy of the single game record held by Scott Carlson. A great shooter, Carlson shot 86.1% from the free throw line,

The class of 2020 will be remembered for a long time, and not just for obstacles they have had to overcome during their senior year . . . at Kent City that is.   I can not speak for other students at other schools, but here, this year’s graduates are as talented as they come, and

Throughout the spring, we will be pausing to thank our senior athletes and band members for their hard work and dedication to our school community.   We thank our seniors for the opportunity to watch them grow and for leaving a lasting impact on future Eagles!   Join us in wishing the Class of 2020 good luck