In response to COVID-19, the MHSAA made some changes to the requirements for 2020-21 athletic seasons, most notably, waiving the pre-participation physical exam for students who have previously had one done. Any student with a valid physical exam dated on or after April 15, 2019, will only need to fill out the health questionnaire that
The Eagles concluded the 2019 season with a fabulous night of racing on our home course! Both the boys and girls teams won this final league jamboree! Scoring for the boys were: Jaren Vogel 1st, Sam Martini 2nd, Leto Pendleton 8th, Ian Schuiling 10th, Tristan Lutz 11th, Andre Meade 15th and Tyler VanHeck 17th. Also
Sorry for the last minute notice, but the CSAA Silver Jamboree for both high school and middle school runners that was scheduled for Long Lake Park today WILL BE RUN AT KENT CITY HS. The race times are the same: 4:15 pm – Middle School Race – boys & girls together 4:50 pm – High School
Although we had to make some adjustments, Homecoming 2019 turned out to be great week for Kent City High School. A testament to our students, the amount of enthusiasm and creativeness throughout the week was admirable. Students did a great job with the dress up days, competed in the spirit games, and turned out in
In one of the premiere meets in the state, four Eagles showed off their talents! For the Lady Eagles, in a race that featured 496 runners, Lila Volkers medaled with her 25th place and Alisha Esquivel took 73rd. Both were great performances. For the boys, Jaren Vogel and Sam Martini made the Eagles proud taking
The Eagles had an outstanding night racing on our home course! The top 30 runners medaled in each race. Finishing in the top 30 for the boys were: Jaren Vogel 2nd, Sam Martini 3rd, Leto Pendleton 8th, Ian Schuiling 9th, Tristan Lutz 12th, Tyler VanHeck 19th, Tanner Carlson 20th and Brandon Mccullough 28th. The Lady
What’s that old saying, when life gives you lemons . . . make lemonade? Well in the world of Kent City Athletics, and in Michigan in general we have an abundance of lemons. In case you have not heard, there has been an outbreak of the Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) that began in the counties
The girls team took 8th place and the boys came in 4th place. The top 30 medaled. The girls’ race featured 225; Lila Volkers (8th)and Alishia Equivel (30th)were medalists for the Lady Eagles. Also scoring for the girls were: Laynee Hoffman, Sylvia Freeland, Alyssa Miller, Alison Vargas and Briana Vargas. Also competing for the Lady
The boys and girls teams ran smart and showed improvement as they represented Eagle Nation proudly! Scoring for the Lady Eagles were: Lila Volkers 4th, Alisha Esquivel 13th, Laynee Hoffman 17th, Sylvia Freeland 40th, Lylah Larson 51st, Alyssa Miller 57th and Alison Vargas 75th. Thirteen other Lady Eagles competed in the race which featured 157
Growing up in a small town certainly has its advantages. Friday night’s football game was a prime example of the tight-knit community we are living, working, and growing up in. Prior to kickoff the varsity football team sponsored the 5th annual Military Appreciation Night. Both teams greeted the military men and women before our pre-game
