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We celebrated our girls swim & dive seniors!
Lilly Kate deVriesParents: Nathan and Amy deVriesHow I get pumped up for a meet: Listening to Levitating by Dua LipaPlans for next year: Stay close and study pediatric occupational therapyFavorite Bible verse: “In the same way, I will not cause pain without allowing something new to be born,” says the Lord. “If I cause you the pain, I will not stop you from giving birth to your new nation,” says your God. Isaiah 66:9Advice for teammates: Attend every event you can and meet new peopleFavorite memory: Learning the Teen Beach Movie ChoreographyEmmarie VanOssParents: Jack and Faith VanOssHow I get pumped up for a meet: Jamming out in the car to Pitbull or Black Eyed PeasPlans for next year: Attending Palette Cosmetology Academy in Saugatuck in cut and colo.Favorite Bible verse: “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11Advice for teammates: It’s hard to be thankful for the sport an
More About We celebrated our girls swim & dive seniors!2024 GRCHS Varsity Boys Soccer Senior Night
Eagle fans, We recently had the special privilege of celebrating the contributions and accomplishments of our seniors on the Grand Rapids Christian Eagles Boys Varsity Soccer Team. We asked each of our Seniors parents to share some thoughts about their son.Will Bufalini Parents: Nathan and Jen BufaliniWillie B.--What a ride it has been watching you do what you love. At age 2, you told us you wanted to be a goalie. At age 14, you became a Grand Rapids Christian Eagle. Those decisions have had such a wonderful impact on our family. Soccer has taken us all over the country - turning your love of soccer into incredible memories for all of us. Soccer led you to Tim Howard, who was successful because of his differences and showed you a path to greatness. Soccer also brought you a sense of belonging and understanding that hard work pays off in all of the best ways. Your faith and your curiosity about Jesus have grown so much in the past few years, and we l
More About 2024 GRCHS Varsity Boys Soccer Senior NightEagles Hockey Scrap Metal Drive
The ever-popular Eagles hockey scrap metal drive has been rescheduled to Friday, October 18 (3-70m) and Saturday, October 19 (8am-4pm).What type of metal?Anything from appliances, car parts, car batteries, marine batteries, stainless steel, metal ladders, metal tools, golf clubs, grills, gutters, bicycles, coat hangers, fans.....anything that has metal on it, in it or around it. We cannot accept TVs or computer monitors, or anything with fuel or chemicals still left in it.Drop off your scrap metal to the bin at Eagles Ice Rink – 2600 Village Dr SE.You may also bring your scrap metal to any of the PADNOS locations. Our account is GRA3360.
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All Sports All Seasons Parent MeetingThe annual All Sport All season Parent Meeting will be held on Monday, August 12, at 8:00 pm via Zoom. (We will send the link out closer to the meeting date.) If you have a student planning to participate in a fall, winter, and/or spring sport in the 2024-2025 school year, you must have one parent/guardian present at this meeting. The Athletic Department will present information important to the quality of your family's experience in athletics at Grand Rapids Christian High School. Some of the topics to be covered include faith formation, social media, eligibility, training rules, and leadership opportunities. Sports PhysicalsEveryone planning to play sports at Grand Rapids Christian High School in the 2024-25 school year needs to have an MHSAA physical form on file with the high school athletic office before they are allowed to participate. A valid physical for 2024-2025 school year must be completed any time after April 15, 2024. You may turn
More About Eagles Athletics 2024-20252024-2025 Athletics Start Dates
The MHSAA has done a great job of continuing to work to help find balance in athletics by creating breaks in the seasons for athletes and coaches to be with their families. We love working hard to develop our gifts but appropriate scope is important also. Summer Dead Week: June 30-July 7- this is the actual dead week where there is zero contact between players and coaches and no use of district facilities. Pre-Season Down Time: the week prior to each season there is "down time" where there are no open gyms or captains practices. Only 4-player workouts and conditioning are permitted. You can find our official athletics start dates for 2024-2025 here!
More About 2024-2025 Athletics Start DatesAll City Gym Renovation!
We are thrilled to share some exciting news about upcoming renovations that will transform the All City Gym to create improved space for our athletes, PE students, spectators, and guests. During Summer 2024, you will begin seeing these significant upgrades:New volleyball, pickleball and basketball courts, with adjustable hoops for youth programs, plus resurfacing and restriping of the original wood floorRepaired and renovated locker rooms for boys and girls athletic teamsUpgraded and accessible restrooms adjacent to the All City Gym for spectators and guestsNew, accessible bleachers for our spectators with improved safetyNew Team Rooms and flexible spaces for coaches to meet with teams and inspire athletes, featuring state-of-the-art technology and streaming capabilitiesNew opportunities to host four-court basketball tournaments and four-school volleyball quadsEnhanced entrance and lobby to greet spectators and guests that includes seating and a Heritage Wall to honor the rich history
More About All City Gym Renovation!We are so very grateful for our 2023-2024 Eagles Athletic Booster Patrons!
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More About We are so very grateful for our 2023-2024 Eagles Athletic Booster Patrons!Order Your GRCHS 2024-2025 All-Sports Passes
For just $60 each or a family max of $150 family members (parents and children through 8th grade in same household) can cheer on the Eagles at all gated athletic events (except MHSAA or Invitationals) at Grand Rapids Christian High! GR Christian High School students will get in free with their student ID! Order your passes online today!
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More About Follow the Eagles on Social Media2023-2024 Eagles Athletic Boosters
The Eagles Athletic Boosters is a volunteer parent board focused on supporting our high school athletes. The Eagles Athletics Boosters (EAB) provides financial and other support to help our athletes pursue excellence. This year's boosters are: First Row: Angela Cassiday, Nina VanHeulen, Rachel Dykema Second Row: Leslie Pontarelli, Allison Ferwerda, Kathryn Hilts, Back Row: George Monahan, Kip Doezema, Matthew Visser, Jason Porte Not pictured: Mark Abolt, Dan Hermen, Malachi Hooser, David Stuit, Becky Workman We are so grateful for these incredible volunteers and all of their work!! There are many ways for you to get involved! Please pray for the safety, health and wisdom of our athletes, coaches, administration and the Eagle Athletic Boosters. Volunteer in our concessions. This is our number one source of fundraising and is very easy when everyone gets involved. Come out and cheer on your Grand Rapids Christian High Eagles!! Wear our school colors with p
More About 2023-2024 Eagles Athletic BoostersBecome an MHSAA Official
Over 100 football and basketball officials have retired/resigned in the West Michigan area just this year. In addition, the girls and boys basketball schedule is compacted such that they are playing 3 days a week. Officials have gone from officiating 2 days a week to 5 and sometimes 6 days a week, with multiple games on each night. The number of high school athletics officials is becoming such that Freshman and JV games in a variety of sports may need to be officiated by coaches. The MHSAA needs more officials. Why should you consider be an MHSAA official? Ace Corey has been officiating for 15 year and this is what he had to say: It’s a great way to give back to the game that gave so much to me. I get to be a part of a team. It’s great for my physical health. It’s the best seat in the house. It’s great to work with kids and see their joy in what they are passionate about. Get all the information you need to become
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Girls Varsity Golf vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Varsity GolfCongratulations to the girls varsity golf team as they represented the school yesterday in the regional tournament at Pigeon Creek in Hudsonville. The team needed to place in the top 3 to move on to the state tournament but were just edged out and took 4th place by shooting a 367. Lily O'Grady won the region as an individual by shooting a fantastic 1 over par 72, and Kiera Bishop fired an amazing, personal best 18 hole score of 88 which qualifies both of these GRCHS golfers for the state tournament as individuals next week Friday and Saturday at Bedford Valley.
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Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballCongratulations to the JV volleyball team for an incredible performance last night! The team won both games in their double dual against Catholic Central, with scores of 27-25 and 25-20, and East Grand Rapids, in a thrilling match, with scores of 25-23, 21-25, and 15-13.Sophia Christians led the way with an impressive .330 hitting percentage and 10 kills, followed closely by Gianna Garcia, who also recorded 10 kills. Piper Slagboom was on fire with 5 aces, while Ruby Steger kept the offense flowing with an amazing 46 assists. Defensively, Laudi Diemer led in passing with a 2.25 percentage, with Zoey Klunder right behind her at 2.190.Great job, girls! Keep up the hard work and good luck in your tournament on Saturday!
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Boys Varsity SoccerThe Varsity Eagles opened the MHSAA tournament by hosting Thornapple Kellogg on a perfect night for soccer. The hosts got off to a dream start when Isaac Williams played fellow senior John Cassiday in behind the defense. Cassiday made no mistake as he beat the keeper to give the Eagles an early 1-0 lead. Cassiday would add to the lead not long after when Graham DeJonge played a nice ball to the right flank where Will Bush was able to head the ball into the path of Cassiday who would once again get in behind the defense to beat the keeper. Despite other quality chances, the Eagles were not able to add to their lead. The visitors would stun the home side with a goal against the run of play with just a handful of minutes to go in the first half to make it 2-1 at the break. The Eagles would come out on the front foot as the second half began and their consistent pressure would eventually result in the insurance goal they desired as Liam Jansen whipped
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Girls Varsity VolleyballThe Grand Rapids Christian Eagles showcased their teamwork in a thrilling home double duel, securing victories against two big conference opponents. In the first match of the day, the Eagles faced Catholic Central High School. The Eagles clinched a 2-0 victory with set scores of 25-23 and 25-19. Mya Mckinnen played a big part, displaying remarkable skill both offensively and defensively. She recorded 2 blocks and 7 kills, and an impressive hitting percentage of .778. The team’s solid performance was rooted in their exemplary passing, maintained at an average of 2.1. Grace Goodyke led the passing department with an average of 2.3, while Madi Peal contributed significantly with a passing average of 2.1 and delivered 3 aces to put Catholic Central on the back foot. In this match the Eagles displayed a calm confidence coming back more than once after a couple serving runs by the cougars showing not only great teamwork but strong mental toughness.Following this triumph, the Eagles turn
More About Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Multiple OpponentsGRCHS Swim & Dive vs Spring Lake High School
Girls Varsity SwimmingThe Eagles had their last home meet of the season versus Spring lake last night!Some highlights from the meet are below: -Maddie Mills took 1st place in the 200 freestyle with a 2:03.78.-Lucy Molenbeek had a great swim in the 200 freestyle, ending with a 2:09.27. YAY, LUCY! -Juliana Mills took 2nd place in the 200 yard IM, with a time of 2:29.67.-Olivia Koldenhoven swam a 2:35.97 in the 200 yard IM. Way to go, Liv! -Veda Harkness took 2nd in the 50 yard freestyle with a 26.33.-Emily Setlock took first place in diving with a score of 213.00. #Slaylock!! -Beatrice Volkema took second place in diving with a score of 210.22-Juliana Mills, Maddox Veldkamp, and Emily Vander Heide came in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in the 100 butterfly! #back2back2back-We had a speedy 200 free relay with a time of 1:48.01 (Juliana Mills, Julia Benthem, Olivia Koldenhoven, Veda Harkness) -Anneke Nederbeld had a great swim in the 100 back, landing 1st place with a 1:11.27.Spring Lake came out ah
More About GRCHS Swim & Dive vs Spring Lake High SchoolBoys Junior Varsity Soccer vs. Grand Rapids Catholic Central
Boys Junior Varsity SoccerThe Eagles faced a much improved Catholic Central side as they looked to complete their undefeated season on Monday night. The Eagles dominated possession, but struggled to create chances at the beginning of the game. Beckett Nieuwenhuis finally broke down the Catholic Central defense after finishing on a rebound. The Eagles took the 1-0 lead into half time. In the second half, the Eagles came out with a new energy. Gerrit Boer confidently struck a shot from 25 yards that flew into the top left corner. It was Gerrit Boer again, who played a beautiful 1-2 pass, and with great composure slotted it home past the Catholic Central goalie. Will Gruennert took a defender on, and hit a beautiful cross in to Alex Nelson who scored the Eagles final goal. Soren Mayer recorded the shut out, as the Eagles soared to a 4-0 victory.
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Boys Varsity SoccerThe Varsity Eagles concluded the regular season by hosting the Cougars from Catholic Central. Similarly to the last matchup between the two teams, Catholic Central got off to a dream start with an early goal. The Eagles responded once again, however, as David Pontarelli headed home a Will Bush throw in to level the match. The Eagles controlled much of the play in the second half and the pressure resulted in a John Cassiday goal that gave the home side a lead they would not relinquish as he beat a couple defenders and smashed one home through the keeper. Peter Borst would make it 3-1 when he was fouled from behind in the box and went on to finish the spot kick. Pontarelli would finish off the scoring when he poked home a goal from a Cassiday assist. The Eagles begin the state tournament on Wednesday when they host Thornapple Kellogg for a 7pm match. Go Eagles!
More About Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Grand Rapids Catholic CentralGirls Varsity Volleyball vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Varsity VolleyballThe Grand Rapids Christian Eagles played in the highly competitive Jenison Invitational this weekend, facing tough opponents in a 16-team tournament. This marked the fifth consecutive tournament of the season for the Eagles, who emerged with an impressive 4-1 record, securing a third-place finish after a hard-fought battle against the D1 2nd-ranked Jenison High School.The Eagles began their day with a commanding performance against Zeeland West High School. The Eagles won the match with a 2-0 victory, with scores of 25-15 and 25-19. The team established control early, exhibiting solid first contacts that contributed to a passing average of 2.3. Anwen Amash stood out with a team-leading average of 2.5. In addition, the Eagles demonstrated their serving prowess, racking up a total of 11 aces, with Madi Peal leading the way with five.Next up GRC went up against Sparta High School, and the Eagles continued their dominant streak, once again winning 2-0, with scores of 25-6 and 25-10. The st
More About Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Multiple OpponentsGirls Freshman Volleyball vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Freshman VolleyballThe GRC Freshman Volleyball team took home two wins at the Double Dual at Catholic Central, defeating both CC and EGR. The girls played strong and consistent volleyball, edging out Catholic Central in two close sets with scores of 25-22 and 25-21. Against East Grand Rapids, the team dominated from the start, securing a win with set scores of 25-14 and 25-18. This marks a great accomplishment for the team, reflecting their hard work and team cohesion. Right now the girls are 19-9-1 for the season. vs. Catholic Central 25-22, 25-21vs. East Grand Rapids 25-14, 25-18
More About Girls Freshman Volleyball vs. Multiple OpponentsGirls Varsity Cross Country Takes 2nd at the Portage Invite
Girls Varsity Cross CountryAgainst a deep and talented D2 women's field, our Eagles were just edged out by a tough Zeeland East squad for the win. Leading the way for the Eagles was Junior Ellie Scholma with her 5th-place finish. Lilah Poel (12th), Annika TerBeek (27th), Zoe Hoekstra (31st), and Lydia Visker (39th) all ran strong races to power the Eagles second-place finish. In perhaps the most exciting race of the day for our Eagles, the girls JV team demonstrated the incredible depth of our team. Eagles took home nearly a quarter of the medals in this race with 12 of the 50 medals awarded going to our team as we secured a solid 1st place team score. Eva Lindstrom (3rd), Gwyneth Artz (5th), Vivienne Duncan (8th), Maggie Scholma (9th), and Sonia Tatko (19th) scored for the JV Eagles while Mia Powell, Willa Peterson, Robyn Klein, Lily Tatko, Alena Sportel, Hannah Van Allen, and Cora Boonstra also all took home some hardware. The Eagles are back in action at Gainey on Saturday when we host the Kent Otta
More About Girls Varsity Cross Country Takes 2nd at the Portage InviteBoys Varsity Cross Country Takes 2nd at the Portage Invite
Boys Varsity Cross CountryThe Portage Invitational is one of the largest cross country meets in the Midwest. Over 10,000 athletes, spectators, and coaches attend this huge event. Out of the 52 teams in the D2 race, our varsity team, led by Simon Triezenberg's 4th place finish, placed 2nd to a strong Allendale team. The usual cast of Keegan Hoekstra (33rd), Sean Ryan (35th), Ashton Fink (40th), and Micah Small (44th) rounded out the scorers for our team all running between 16:29 and 16:39. In the JV race, our Eagles took 4th place a mere 4 points behind 3rd and 5 points behind the 2nd place team. An unfortunate mid-race injury to Isaiah Lindstrom prevented our team from also taking home a 2nd place finish. Still, 5 Eagles took home medals for placing in the top 50: Elias DeJonge (3rd), Jacob Voetberg (6th), Calvin Brinks (11th), Sam DeYoung (29th), and Jonathan Falk (36th). The Eagles are back in action at Gainey on Saturday when we host the Kent Ottawa Invitational.
More About Boys Varsity Cross Country Takes 2nd at the Portage InviteGirls Freshman Volleyball vs. Multiple Opponents
Girls Freshman VolleyballThe GRC Freshman Eagles had a long day of playing at the Grand Haven Tournament! Going 3-3 for sets in pool play, they made it to the silver bracket but fell short to Catholic Central in bracket play! The girls continued their trend for the season in being strong servers, missing only 6 serves total all day! Jori led the team with 8 aces, while Kate had 7, collectively the two served 70 serves all day. They play Catholic Central, Forest Hills Central, and East Grand Rapids on Monday at CC. vs. Unity Christian 25-22, 15-25vs. Freemont 25-19, 25-14vs. Zeeland East 25-23, 27-25vs. Catholic Central 25-19, 22-25, 10-15
More About Girls Freshman Volleyball vs. Multiple OpponentsGirls Swimming & Diving - Hudsonville Invite
Girls Varsity SwimmingThe Eagles had a super weekend swimming and diving at the Hudsonville invite! We started off Friday night strong when all four of our divers placed in the top 16 divers. Special shoutout to Beatrice Volkema and Emily Setlock for taking 1st and 2nd place overall! Some highlights from the swimming portion on Saturday are below: -Our 200 Free Relay (A) was super fast, touching the wall at 1:46.99 (Veda Harkness, Juliana Mills, Maddie Mills, Maeve Harkenss)-Anneke Nederveld swam the 500 yard free and finished with a 5:59.14, breaking the 6 minute mark!-Lindsey Wierenga swam another 26 split in the 200 free relay. Way to go, Lindsey! -Braylon VanDenend took home a PR in the 100 backstroke, with a time of 1:13.52. -Daria VandeGriend PRd her 50 free, with a time of 39.79. Yay, Daria! -Elizabeth Snow dropped 3 seconds and took a personal record in the 50 free, with a 34.24. -Maddox Veldkamp swam the 200 IM for the first time. -Elizabeth Doeze
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Boys Varsity FootballGRC went to Hamilton’s homecoming night looking to spoil their celebration and came up justshort despite battling, scrapping, and playing team football the entire night. The Eagles endedHamilton’s first drive, which lasted nearly the entire first quarter, with an interception and 25yard return by Nasir Zimmerman. The Eagles took advantage and drove the ball 61 yards in just6 plays when Tony Phillips smashed it in from the 6-inch line behind O-line: Fitzgibbon, Morgan,Hutt, Pugh, and Moore. Hamilton responded when their back burst through for a TD run andthe race was on!After a grinding first quarter, the second was an offensive show by both teams. Hamiltonplayers broke off chunk plays, and the Eagles answered. Strong running, passing, defensivestops, turnovers, everything that can happen in a high school game was happening! When thecrowd looked up, Hamilton was up 21-16 with 37 seconds remaining in the half and the Eagleswere backed up at their own 16 yard line. A laser over the middle
More About GRC 36 Hamilton 42Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. Grand Rapids Catholic Central
Girls Varsity VolleyballThe Grand Rapids Christian Eagles continued their impressive seven game winning streak with a strong performance against Catholic Central High School, securing another conference sweep with scores of 25-19, 25-15, and 25-19.The Eagles showcased a crisp and efficient game, with an impressive team hitting percentage of .349. Mallory Bremer led the attack with 12 kills and an outstanding hitting percentage of .500. Bremer consistently exploited the gaps in the Catholic Central defense, tooling blocks and taking powerful swings down the line.Defense was equally critical to the Eagles’ success, as they demonstrated resilience at the net with a total of six blocks throughout the match. Sylvia Setsma and Piper Cebulski helped this defensive effort, recording two blocks that added pressure and frustration to the Catholic Central offense. The Eagles’ tenacity on defense was highlighted by their total 27 digs, effectively limiting CC’s scoring opportunities. Madi Peal led the team with eight dig
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Girls Junior Varsity VolleyballJV Volleyball Team AnnouncementGreat effort last night in a close match against Catholic Central, with scores of 23-25 and 23-25.Shoutout to Sophia Christians and Laudi Diemer for leading the team in kills, both with 5 kills each. Laudi also stood out in serve receive, leading the team with an impressive 2.25 passing percentage.Carys led the defense with a strong performance, totaling 16 digs.Keep up the hard work and stay focused as we continue to improve and grow as a team! Let’s build on this for our next match!
More About Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball vs. Grand Rapids Catholic CentralBoys Junior Varsity Football vs. Hamilton Community Schools
Boys Junior Varsity FootballThe Eagles squad hosted the Hamilton Hawkeyes for a conference game on a lovely fall evening.The crowd was lively but the Eagles offense had a tough time developing rhythm in the firsthalf. The Hawkeye option offense was tough and, despite some solid defensive play, was ableto keep drives alive and put the ball into the endzone twice before giving the Eagles the ballwith just over a minute left in the second quarter. The Eagles got a first down near midfield on apass from Bradley Nuiver to Malachi Sandberg but couldn’t connect on a couple of deep shots.The Eagle punt was muffed by Hamilton and Justin Davis wrestled the loose ball away at thebottom of the pile giving the Eagles another chance. With just a few seconds left, the Eaglestried a 42-yard field goal as time expired in the half but the strong kick sailed just wide left – soclose from such a distance! Halftime score 14-0 Hamilton.In the second half, the Hawkeye defensive pressure and offensive fakery kept the Eagles off-balance
More About Boys Junior Varsity Football vs. Hamilton Community SchoolsBoys Junior Varsity Soccer vs. Union High School
Boys Junior Varsity SoccerThe Grand Rapids Christian Eagles traveled to Union High School last night to take on the Red Hawks. The game opened up fast with a quick goal from Andrew Brinks. Ben Williams made it 2-0 with a shot from distance going over the keeper's head. Becket Nieuwenhuis made it 3-0 after getting in behind and slotting it past the goalie. Not long after, Becket Nieuwenhuis earned himself a penalty kick and with the outside of his right foot, buried it in the bottom right corner. The Eagles headed into the half up 4-0. The Red Hawks came out flying in the second half and put the Eagles on the backfoot, scoring off a cross and a good finish. The Eagles composed themselves and with a goal from Benjamin Byma, made it 5-1, Andrew Brinks and Gerrit Boer added to the tally ending the game at 7-1. The Eagles move to 13-0-3 and host Catholic Central next Monday in their final game of the season.
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Boys Varsity SoccerThe Varsity Eagles traveled to Union for a non-league matchup on Thursday night. It didn't take long for the visitors to get on the scoresheet when senior John Cassiday was able to beat his defender near the endline and slot a perfect ball across the face of goal to Emmett Vance, who calmly finished to give the Eagles the early lead. Despite some other quality chances, the Eagles would only have the one goal to show for their efforts at the half.The second half featured a bit more incisiveness as the Eagles were able to pull away. David Pontarelli played a perfect diagonal ball to Cassiday, who was able to get in behind the defense and beat the keeper. Pontarelli also teed up defender Max Michael after a goalmouth scrum and MIchael made no mistake as he finished into the roof of the net. Peter Borst would end the game in style after receiving a nice through ball from freshman Noah Peterson to finish the scoring and give the Eagles a 4-0 win on the
More About Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Union High SchoolGirls Freshman Volleyball vs. Grand Rapids Catholic Central
Girls Freshman VolleyballThe GRC Freshman Eagles won their game in the third set against Catholic Central. This was such a fun game to watch as the girls pushed through and got the win. After a hard-fought first set, which they edged out 25-23, they faced a setback in the second set, falling 18-25. But the team showed resilience and determination, rallying in the third set to secure a 15-12 victory. Their teamwork and energy on the court was impressive towards the end, making this a great match to watch! vs. CC 25-23, 18-25, 15-12
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