Max & Zimmer Achieve Again
Boys/Girls Varsity Cross Country
Updated on 11/10/2025
|Jill Evers
The cross country state finals weren't enough for four Eagle runners. Liam Imhoff, Bayla Curtis, Shelby Zimmer, and Elliana Max competed last Saturday in the Meet of Champions at Shepherd. All raced well, but Zimmer ran 19:53, a new personal record (PR), in the elite open race! Max, having been drafted by team Michigan Running Foundation, competed in the elite team race and hit a new PR of 18:29. Additionally, Zimmer and Max were awarded academic all-state certificates at the Michigan Track & Cross Country Coaches Association's (MITCA) annual conference last weekend. Congratulations!
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Winter Basketball Camps
Boys Varsity Basketball
Updated on 11/04/2025
Good afternoon, We will be hosting our youth camp for 1st - 3rd graders on Wednesday, Januarary 7th from 3:15 - 4:15 PM and Saturday, Januarary 10th from 9:00 - 10:30 AM. Here is the link to signup any 1st - 3rd grader interested in attending basketball camp: https://forms.gle/ZxRivJVsuS7HJqNP7 We will be hosting our youth camp for 4th - 6th graders on Wednesday, December 17th from 3:15-4:45 PM and Saturday, December 20th from 9:00 - 10:30 AM. Here is a link to signup any 4th to 6th grader interested in attending basketball camp: https://forms.gle/zK4FMAfMWgjL4TeV7 We look forward to seeing all 1st through 6th graders interested in playing basketball at camp and playing throughout the winter.
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Varsity Volleyball Goes 3-2 In Final Week of Regular Season
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 11/04/2025
The Varsity Volleyball Team traveled to Grant on Wednesday night for a quad. The first match of the night was against the Sparta Spartans. The Eagles took control early with some aggressive offense and kept the lead to win the first set 25-21. The Eagles had the lead until late in the second set and went down 21-22. They would call a timeout to try and change some momentum. Sparta would earn one more point before the Eagles would set the ball up for a kill by Kenzy Freeland making the score 22-23. The Lady Eagles would tie it up with a block by Kenzy and Alyssa Miller. A kill by Sparta would once again give them the lead. A missed serve by Sparta would once again tie the score up. An ace by Kenzy and an aggressive attack by Ellie Hansen would not allow Sparta to return the ball. The Eagles would win 26-24. The second match of the night was against the Cedar Springs Red Hawks. The Eagles would play aggressive and would win the first s
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KCXC Finishes 13th at the State Finals!
Boys/Girls Varsity Cross Country
Updated on 11/02/2025
|Jill Evers
The girls cross country team had a fantastic state meet at the Michigan International Speedway! The girls came in seeded 18th in division 3 and ran so well that they finished 13th! This put them in the top one half of the the state qualifiers! Elliana Max ran her season's best time to lead the team and she claimed her second consecutive all-state certificate by finishing 10th! Shelby Zimmer finished 52nd with her new PR of 20:00. Joselyn Vogel was strong in 131st and the duo of Bayla Curtis and Brooke Scheidel each ran a PR of 21:40 and 21:41! Coming back from injury, Hayla Goble was able to compete and complete the state course as well. Results are here: https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/256257/results/1018683 > > > > > > > >Additionally, Max and Zimmer earned academic all-state by virtue of a combination of their finish place and grade point average!&nbs
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Jv Volleyball Wraps up 2025 Season
Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/30/2025
The JV volleyball team finished up their 2025 season traveling to Sparta for a Quad match. The team opened the night with Sparta and just struggled to get anything going. Sparta kept on their tough serving and the Eagles lost in two sets 14-25 and 11-25. They then took on the Cedar Springs Red Hawks. The Eagles came out strong and had an early lead in the first set behind a strong 5 point serving run by Callie Stinson but could not close out the match late and lost 17-25. The second set the Red Hawks had a server go on a long run that the Eagles could not break and lost the second set as well 15-25. The last match of the night the Eagles took on the Grant Tigers. Coming off a loss to the Cedar the first set was more of the Eagles just not being able to play consistent volleyball and the Tigers took the set 16-25. The Eagles would not give up though and battled in the second set digging up balls repeatedly on defense to make the Tigers keep playing the ball and won 25-23 forcing a third
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3-PEAT!!! CSAA Tournament Champions
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Updated on 10/28/2025
The Varsity Volleyball Team traveled to Morley Stanwood on Saturday to play in the Eleven Team CSAA League Tournament. The Eagles would start out against the number three seed from the Red Division which was the Grant Tigers. The Eagles and Tigers split in their earlier match-up of the season. The first set was a tight one until Kenzy Freeland went on a 5 point serving run with the Eagles swinging for a couple kills in that run along with some hitting errors by the Tigers. The Eagles would end up winning the first set 25-21. The second set the Eagles didn’t play as aggressive offensively allowing The Tigers to be in control. The Eagles would battle, but came up just short 23-25. The Eagles played much more aggressive and took control of the deciding set winning 15-9.In the semifinals the Eagles would play #1 Reed City who finished as Co-Champions in the Red Division. The Eagles played them in the first tournament of the
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Varsity Volleyball Senior Night Ends With Eagles Finishing As CSAA White Co-Champions
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/26/2025
The Varsity Volleyball Team played the Mohawks on Tuesday night. We also celebrated Senior night for our seven seniors. The Eagles had a one game lead in the league standings going into the night. The first match was a tight battle with the Eagles losing a tight one 24-26. The next two sets would have the Eagles making some great plays, but just didn’t have enough aggressive offense to get the win and lost 17-25 and 16-25. The Eagles played hard and didn’t give up and end the regular league season as CSAA White Co-Champions with the Mohawks.This was also the Seniors last game on their home court. We would recognize Brooklin Armstrong, Laynee Hoffman, Lylah Larson, Sienna Larson, Alyssa Miller, Maddy Mitchell and Milah Mollien for their years of dedication to the volleyball program. These student-athletes have had lots of success on and off the court and have set a great example for the younger athletes. We will miss each of them and wish
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XC State Qualifiers!
Boys/Girls Varsity Cross Country
Updated on 10/25/2025
|Jill Evers
It was a beautiful morning for a regional cross country race at Allendale. The teams were primed and ready to chase a personal record (PR) or even qualify for the state finals. Out of box 16, Elliana Max led the race from start to finish and continued the tradition of having an individual champion from Kent City. Shelby Zimmer moved her way up to sixth place with another solid race. Joselyn Vogel ran her lifetime best (20:42) to earn the 13th medal and all-region honors. Bayla Curtis ran one of her better times in 35th with Brooke Scheidel right behind in 36th with her new PR (22:07). > > > >Although the girls raced well, the Lady Eagles finished 4th of the 16 teams, but Max, Zimmer, and Vogel qualified individually. Fourth place is the first team that gets to stay home. As a coach, you think you’ve seen it all, and then something crazy happens. The team in front of Kent City mi
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Eagles drop district final in historic run
Boys Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/25/2025
Your Kent City Eagles Varsity Boys Soccer fell to the Fremont Packers 2-o in the district finals. The Eagles battled hard and had surprised many with our game prep and plans. However, we struggled to find clear chances at the goal. Fremont has gone on to advance to the state semi-finals since beating KC. Our Eagles finish the 2025 season with a record 14 wins (14-6-2). Breaking the record set in 2022 and tied in 2024. Our Eagles GK, Jesus Pozas-Servin breaks the single-season shutout record of 11 clean sheets. Previously set at 10 in 2022 by Coach Willy Duran. The first time in school history, the Eagles soccer program has recorded two district wins. Thank you to our nine seniors in this 2026 class! Earning all conference honors: David Copado-Perez, Aaron Vanderwest, Jesus Pozas-Servin, Jose Pozas-Servin, Liam Rath & Quin McLemore (H.M). Earning all district honors: David Copado-Perez, Aaron Vanderwest, Jesus Pozas-Servin, Jose Pozas-Servin, Liam
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JV Volleyball goes 8-0 in league play
Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/24/2025
The JV volleyball team hosted the Morley Stanwood Mohawks Tuesday night for their last league game of the season. Going into the game with an undefeated league record there was a lot on the line for the Lady Eagles and they did not disappoint. In the first set Julia Miller and Judith Reed both had long serving runs with 3 aces each which paced the offense and the ladies won the set 25-18. The second set was more of the same from Miller with another great serving run and Eiliyah Hall also had two aces in a nice run. In the second set the team also hit great tallying up 12 kills on the set and won 25-20. In the third set the Mohawks did challenge the Eagles til the end but they took the set 15-13 giving the ladies a perfect 8-0 league record on the season. Great job JV Lady Eagles Volleyball!
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Boys Junior Varsity Football vs. Grant High School
Boys Junior Varsity Football
Posted on 10/24/2025
The Kent City Eagles dominated the Grant Tigers in the final JV football game of the season, securing a convincing 38-0 victory.The Eagles set the tone early in the First Quarter, with Emmitt Hansen connecting with Ethan Stray for an 11-yard passing touchdown. Victor Vazquez added the two-point conversion. Later in the quarter, Adam Hunter ran it in from 2 yards out, followed by a conversion run by Peyton Powell. The first quarter concluded with the Eagles leading 16-0.Kent City continued to extend their lead in the Second Quarter. Aiden Kamphuis scored on a 9-yard run, with Emmitt Hansen adding the conversion. Just before the half, Peyton Powell broke free for a massive 47-yard touchdown run, which was followed by a successful two-point conversion by Victor Vazquez. The Eagles headed into halftime with a commanding 32-0 advantage.The scoring slowed in the second half, but Peyton Powell found the endzone again in the Third Quarter with a 27-yard run, bringing the score to 38-0.The Eagl
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Varsity Volleyball Beats The Indians
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/19/2025
The Varsity Volleyball Team traveled to White Cloud on Tuesday night in a key CSAA league match. White Cloud came ready to challenge the Eagles. The first set was a close one until the Indians took a lead late in the set forcing the Eagles to fight from behind. They fought hard, but the Eagles would fall short 22-25. The second set again was a battle as the Indians played great defense and weren’t letting many balls hit the floor. The Eagles had some great plays of their own to win 25-21. The third set would be another tight one and once again they had to fight from behind. The stayed focused and tried to limit their mistakes and pulled out the win 25-19 to put them up 2-1. The fourth set would go back and forth with both teams having some great plays. It would go to extra points, but the Eagles would prevail 26-24. Great job Ladies! They will be back in action on Tuesday night at home in a big league match against The M
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Boys Junior Varsity Football vs. Tri-County High School
Boys Junior Varsity Football
Posted on 10/16/2025
The Tri-County Vikings dominated possession in the scoreless first quarter.Second Quarter: The Vikings opened the scoring with a 1-yard run and good conversion for an 8-0 lead. The Eagles quickly answered with a 5-yard touchdown run by Kolton Fox-Wellman and a conversion by Colton Thompson to tie the game 8-8. Tri-County closed the half with an 18-yard passing touchdown (conversion failed) to take a 14-8 lead into halftime.Third Quarter: The Eagles exploded in the third quarter, starting with a 75-yard kick return for a touchdown by Victor Vazquez to tie the game 14-14. Emmitt Hansen followed with a 6-yard touchdown run to put the Eagles ahead 20-14. Peyton Powell extended the lead with a 24-yard touchdown run, and the conversion by Adam Hunter made it 28-14. As the quarter ended, Emmitt Hansen connected with Victor Vazquez on a 39-yard touchdown pass, and Hansen's conversion made the score 36-14 Kent City.Fourth Quarter: The Vikings added a late 3-yard rushing touchdown.Final Score: K
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JV Volleyball has successful two weeks
Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball
Posted on 10/16/2025
The JV volleyball team has only played two games in the past two weeks but they were both very successful outings for the team. Last Tuesday night the Eagles hosted Central Montcalm in a second round conference match. The Hornets had improved from the last time they faced the Eagles. The first set went to the Eagles with a score of 25-15. Julia Miller paced the serving with 7 points and 2 aces in the set. The second set the Eagles would struggle with errors including too many service errors falling 22-25 to the Hornets. In the third deciding set the Eagles took a strong lead with a five point serving run from Karis Larson and pulled out the win 15-11. The team tallied up 16 aces and 21 kills in the match. The team then traveled to White Cloud this past Tuesday night in another second round conference matchup. The Indians were a scrappy team and really pushed the Eagles to play long rallies. The first set the Eagles really dominated with long
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Girls Cross Earns CSAA Championship; Ten Athletes Earn Honors!
Boys/Girls Varsity Cross Country
Updated on 10/15/2025
|Jill Evers
It’s official! The girls’ cross country team wrapped up its CSAA White Conference Championship at the final jamboree at Morley Stanwood. The girls accumulated only 29 points, to second place Central Montcalm’s 40. The Lady Eagles claimed first place at each of the three jamborees this fall. All five of the girls finished in the top ten and earned all conference status! Elliana Max was the individual conference champion, running to first in each meet. Shelby Zimmer ended up running a PR to move up to 2nd place overall. Joselyn Vogel finished 7th in today’s race, but earned the 6th spot out of the all conference runners. Bayla Curtis finished 8th overall for the league. Brooke Scheidel ran to 10th place, and finished in a tie for the final 9th spot in all conference scoring. Brandon McCullough finished 7th–the first red jersey to cross the line. Liam Imhoff was 9th with Sam Kik in 12th. Ja
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Six of Seven Boys Run PR’s And Bristol Larson Medals At MHSAA MS Regional Meet
Boys/Girls Middle School Cross Country
Posted on 10/15/2025
>The 2025 MS XC season concluded last night with 17 KC Eagle harriers competing at the MS Regional Meet, seven of which ran season bests for 2 miles! Congratulations to Bristol Larson who was our lone medalist, while everyone else competed hard and represented our team well. The boys finished the season with outstanding efforts as six of seven ran PR’s. The boys finished in this order: Levi Neeley (PR), Kaden Mondry (PR), Luke Tyers, Brennan Imhoff (PR), Cameron Niemi (PR), Fischer Scheidel (PR) & Landon Kamphuis (PR). The girls finished 6th as a team and the Lady Eagles scored in this order: Larson (PR & medaled), Niemi, Elsner, Eliana Garcia, Wheeler, Eva Garcia, Sizemore, Hannah Gilliland and Lillian Gilliland. Congratulations to our 8th graders on finishing their MS careers, and we look forward to seeing them compete next year in HS. We also look forward to the MS season next year because of the amount of talent returning.&
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Kent City Grinds Out 15-6 Win Over Hart
Boys Varsity Football
Posted on 10/15/2025
The Kent City Eagles earned a hard-fought 15-6 victory over Hart on Friday night, using a strong defensive performance and a pair of first-half touchdowns to secure the win. The Eagles improved to [insert record if known] with the victory, continuing their impressive season.First Half ControlKent City struck first midway through the opening quarter when Andre Meade broke free for a 17-yard touchdown run. Harrison Smith powered in the two-point conversion to give the Eagles an early 8-0 lead. Just before halftime, Logan Thompson capped a steady drive with a 6-yard touchdown run, and Scott Vasquez added the extra point to make it 15-0 heading into the break.Defensive BattleHart managed to score late in the third quarter on a 51-yard run, but Kent City’s defense locked down from there, keeping the Pirates off the scoreboard the rest of the way. The Eagles’ defense was stout all night, forcing an interception and limiting Hart’s big plays.Offensive LeadersKent City’s ground game once again
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Eagles Advance To District Finals & Break Records!
Boys Varsity Soccer
Posted on 10/15/2025
Your Eagles soccer team advanced to the District finals after a 1st round win over Orchard View 1-0 and a semi-final victory over Grant in OT, also 1-0. In the semi-final match, both teams battled hard in regulation but would remain scoreless after 80 minutes. In OT, with 1min 45secs left in the first OT period, #7 David Copado-Perez crossed a ball in to find #17 Jose Pozas-Servin for a header goal to break the tie and set the Eagles up 1-0. The Eagles would lock in defensively to finish the 2nd OT period and finish ahead 1-0, earning a trip to the district finals at Fremont. This is the first time in school history that soccer has earned two post-season victories. As well, the regular season record of 13wins (held by 2022 & 2024 teams) was broken with a 14 victory this year. Lastly, our senior GK, Jesus Pozas-Servin has broken our clean sheet (shutout) record of 10 clean sheets (Held by Eagles JV coach, Willy Duran). Jesus's clean sheet last night is his 11th of the seas
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Kent City Get Homecoming Win VS Lakeview in 67-0 Shutout Victory
Boys Varsity Football
Posted on 10/15/2025
The Kent City Eagles turned in another dominant performance Friday night, shutting out Lakeview 67-0 to remain unbeaten in conference play. The Eagles controlled every phase of the game, scoring early and often while their defense delivered another flawless outing.First Quarter Fast StartKent City jumped out to a quick 24-0 lead in the opening quarter. Sammy Anderson opened the scoring with a 4-yard touchdown run, followed by Cooper Stinson’s 13-yard touchdown. Andre Meade then connected with Harrison Smith for a 56-yard touchdown pass, and Smith added the two-point conversion to cap a commanding first period.Second Quarter SurgeThe Eagles extended their lead to 54-0 before halftime. Meade powered in from one yard out to start the second-quarter scoring, followed by a 2-yard touchdown run from Logan Thompson. Stinson added another highlight-reel play with a 45-yard touchdown run, and Kai Kamanu capped the half with a 35-yard interception return for a touchdown as Kent City’s defense co
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Kent City Football Team Improves to 6-0 After Their Win At White Cloud 54-0
Boys Varsity Football
Posted on 10/15/2025
The Kent City Eagles continued their strong season with a commanding 54-0 victory over White Cloud on Friday night. The Eagles jumped out to a 34-0 lead after the first quarter and never looked back, showcasing an explosive offense and a relentless defense.First Quarter FireworksKent City wasted no time getting on the board as Cooper Stinson opened the scoring with a 5-yard touchdown run. Just 14 seconds later, Sammy Anderson intercepted a pass and returned it 22 yards for a touchdown, quickly making it 14-0. Stinson added another score on a 10-yard run before Anderson found the end zone again on a 10-yard rush. He then capped off a huge first quarter with his second interception return for a touchdown — this one from 40 yards out — giving the Eagles a 34-0 lead after one.Second Quarter SurgeThe offense continued to roll as Logan Thompson broke free for a 39-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter. Blake Peterson added a 5-yard touchdown late in the half, extending Kent City’s a
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