Senior Tessa Miller will play on at the University of Olivet

On Thursday, April 20th, Marshall senior Tessa Miller held a signing ceremony as she committed to play collegiate soccer at the University of Olivet.  For the signing, she was joined by family, friends, and the soccer coaching staff.  In addition to being a 3 year varsity soccer player, Tessa also earned 2 letters with the Marshall volleyball program. At the ceremony, Coach Morgan said, “To watch Tessa’s development over the years has been amazing.  If you’d have told me as a freshman or sophomore that she was going to be playing college soccer, I’m sure I would not have believed you, but she worked hard and turned herself into a terrific player for us.  She is a team leader and the University of Olivet is getting a quality player and a better person.  We are extremely proud of Tessa and wish her nothing but success at the next level.”> 

WEDNESDAY 3/26/25 GAMES HAVE BEEN CANCELLED.

Marshall Girls Soccer

The Marshall Girls Soccer team took the long bus ride to Edwardsburg this evening to battle the Eddies.  On yet another cold, windy day, the Redhawks came away with a well deserved 5-0 victory. Marshall started the 1st half a little slow, but once they got the offense started it really took off.  The scoring began when Tessa Miller and Lola Saber combined nicely to put Ollie Rozell on a breakaway from inside her own half.  Rozell couldn't be caught and made the score 1-0.  Marshall would get three more goals before halftime.  Rozell scored again to make it 2-0.  Lillian Moore scored her 1st of the year with Rozell getting an assist to up the lead to 3-0.   Anaya Burghdorf added a goal to her account off an assist from Rozell to make the score 4-0 heading into halftime. In the second half, Marshall continued to pile on the pressure, but was unable to match the four goal output of the first half.  Saber and Rozell combined

Marshall Girls Soccer

Marshall traveled to Forest Hills Eastern High School on Saturday for an early season tournament. The tournament was originally scheduled for Ludington, but was moved inland because of colder weather on the Lakeshore. In Marshall's tournament opener, the Redhawks beat Montague 1-0 to claim their 1st victory of the year.  Marshall got a 1st half goal by senior Zadie Zuehlke against a stiff breeze.  Marshall defended well in both halves to earn the shutout and the victory.   Senior goalkeeper, Megan Rehfeldt, and the Redhawk defense, earned the 1st shutout of the season as Marshall moved to 1-1-0 on the year. In the second game, Marshall faced Ludington.  Ludington claimed an early lead on a well struck goal that beat Rehfeldt.  That goal allowed Ludington to head into the halftime interval with a 1-0 lead. In the 2nd half, Marshall was definitely the aggressor and had several good chances early.  Marshall was unlucky to give up

Baseball recap 10-1 win over Sturgis

Marshall Varsity Baseball defeated Sturgis 10-1 on Wednesday with six runs in the third inning.  Brandon Baker singled, scoring one run, Lincoln Fuller singled during that inning.  Fuller earned the win for Marshall Varsity Redhawks. Fuller gave up one hit and no runs over two innings, striking out four and walking none. Max Gillum was the starter for the  Redhawks. The starter allowed one hit and no runs over two innings, striking out four and walking none. Also on the mound was Colin Stealy for two innings and Brandon Baker finished off the game.  Jaden Spence set the tone at the top of the lineup, leading the Redhawks with two hits in three at bats. Fuller and Aidan Miller each drove in one run for the RedHawks.  Next up Pewamo-Westphalia 3/26 on the road

Senior Lilly Marvin will keep swimming in College...

On Thursday afternoon at Marshall High School Media Center,  Lilly Marvin signed her letter of intent to continue her swimming career at Albion College.   Marshall HS coach Dave Karns,  Mr.  Rob Miller(CACC instructor),  her parents Scott Marvin and Dr. Tammy Jechura, and her friends were on hand to witness and support her.

Four Marshall Girls Basketball players have received All-Conference Honors

Four Marshall Girls Basketball players have received All-Conference Honors. Senior Emily Dingee has been selected to the All-Conference Team Juniors Brooke Carden and Brielle Kelly, and Freshmen Grace Shubert have been selected to the All-Conference Honorable Mention Team. Congratulations girls!> 

Special Olympics Event Cancelled Today

Special Olympics Event has been cancelled today 3/20/25. Reschedule date is TBD

Marshall Girls Soccer

Marshall opened their season last night on a windy night in Kalamazoo.  Marshall faced the Kalamazoo Central Maroon Giants and came up on the short end of a 5-2 scoreline. Playing against the wind in the 1st half, Marshall gave up a goal, but held firm to get to halftime with the score tied at 1-1.  Marshall's goal came courtesy of a long-range effort from Ollie Rozell. In the second half, Marshall was unable to capitalize on the wind advantage and had some defensive breakdowns.  They gave up three unanswered goals to be down 4-1 before Anayah Burghdorf intercepted a pass at the top of the Central box and neatly beat the keeper to tighten the score to 4-2.  Unfortunately, the rally was short-lived as the Maroon Giants were able to pierce the Marshall defense one more time to make the score 5-2 and put the game to bed. The loss gives Marshall a 0-1-0 record to start the season.  Marshall returns to action on Saturday when they travel to

Marshall vs GR Catholic Central

Marshall 43. GRCC 59 Scorers:  Austin Miller 22pts, Austin Burns 12pts, Matthew Waito 5pts, Landon Lewis and Lincoln Fuller 2pts each. Final record: 20-7 This game was won in the 2nd quarter when we just didnt quite defend to the level we have been defending and unfortunately they made us pay time and time again.  I am proud of the fight these guys showed to cut it to 8 a couple of times in the 4th quarter but we just couldn't get over the hump.  What a great ride this season has been.  I'm so lucky they let me come along for the ride.  This group accomplished some things that haven't been done around here in quite some time.  They definitely left a legacy of winning. I am certainly one lucky and one proud coach.

Varsity Girls Basketball Finish Their Season 18-6

The varsity girl basketball team competed in the district finals Friday night and lost by a score of 37-63.  “We trailed early and clawed our way back. We got it within 3 on the second quarter and went into half down 7 after a buzzer beater 3. We felt good at halftime and talked about adjustments we wanted to make. Unfortunately, Vicksburg had one of those nights where they couldn’t miss and really pulled away in the second half. We battled some illnesses and other adversity tonight that certainly didn’t help us but at the end of the day, Vicksburg was the better team tonight. We saw a very different Vicksburg team play Wednesday night against Harper Creek and good teams aren’t often going to have two off-games in a row, they certainly were much better tonight we felt.   We are going to certainly miss our four seniors. These girls have all been playing together their whole lives and it’s really hard for this to come to an end on the basketball court for them. Anaya

Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Plainwell High School

Marshall Varsity Boys Soccer With Tough Loss to Plainwell

Marshall hosted Plainwell for a boys soccer match Saturday afternoon at Marshall High School and was defeated by the Trojans by a 2-0 score. A strong Plainwell team, regional finalist last fall and currently with only one loss on the season, was too much in the end for Marshall, but Marshall fought gamely. In a well-played first half, Marshall and Plainwell traded chances and while Plainwell found the net twice to take a 2-0 lead into halftime, the margin was razor thin as Marshall created some very quality chances and played some very effective attractive soccer. In the second half, Marshall seemed to run out of gas a little bit.  The 3rd game of the week and the heavy emotional investment in Thursday, I-8 Conference win at Hastings, seemed to take their toll.  Marshall didn't have the same energy in the half and Plainwell certainly carried more of the play throughout the 2nd half.  Although chances were fewer and further between for M

Marshall Boys Varsity Soccer Remains Undefeated in the 1-8

The Marshall Boys Soccer team traveled to Hastings yesterday for an I-8 Conference matchup.  Marshall prevailed by a 3-2 score to move to 3-0-0 in league play and remain in position to challenge for a league title. Marshall played well and, despite a few quality scoring chances, was unable to find the net in the opening half.  The teams went to halftime tied at 0-0. After the scoreless first half, the second half was an offensive explosion.  Marshall played some of their best soccer of the year in the second half putting together some very fluent attacking combinations.  The improved play paid off when Carson Clapper won a ball in the Marshall defensive half and played a square pass to Jaxon Weitting.  Weitting maneuvered around two Hastings defenders to get space out wide and delivered a ball up the wing and behind the Hastings defense to Ronnie Gill.  Gill collected the ball, cut inside the Hastings centerback and wrong-footed th

Marshall Boys Varsity Soccer Maintains Perfect Start to I-8 League Season

The Marshall Boys Soccer Team hosted Jackson Northwest (NW) in an I-8 Conference Match-up Tuesday evening at Marshall High School.  Marshall came away 2-0 winners to maintain a perfect start to the league season. Marshall struck early with 2 goals in the opening 10 minutes.  Inside of a minute, Ivan Egnatuk won a tackle deep inside the NW half.  The ball squirted to Ronnie Gill at the top of the box.  Gill wiggled through 2 NW defenders and laid an inviting ball off to Rowdy Joseph about 15 yards from goal.  Joseph gladly accepted the invite and steered the ball into the back of the net to give Marshall an early 1-0 lead.  Marshall built upon that lead when Ben Baker connected a pass to Joseph near the top of the NW box.  Joseph scooped a ball over the NW backline and into the path of the on-rushing Ivan Egnatuk.  Egnatuk lunged to meet the ball in the air and successfully connected with the ball, guiding the ball into th

Marshall Boys Varsity Soccer Victorious over Parma Western in First Conference Game of the Year

Marshall traveled to Parma this evening for the opening I-8 Conference match of the year and came away with a hard fought, but well deserved, 2-1 victory.After finishing the weekend with a tie against Mason (ranked #7 in D2 in the state of Michigan), Marshall was hoping to really build some momentum.  Early in the match, Marshall may have been a little too amped up.  Despite the beginnings of some very promising plays, Marshall was plagued by poor unforced turnovers and blown defensive assignments.  One of those turnovers resulted in the opening goal.  After a Marshall turnover, the Western forward unleashed a 25 yard thunderbolt that left Marshall goalkeeper, John Meyer, with no chance.  So, early in the match, Marshall was 1-0 down even though the goal was very much against the run of play.  The goal seemed to help Marshall settle in though as the rest of the half featured much sharper play from the Redhawks.  They created n

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Coldwater High School

The Redhawks lost a tough conference game tonight at Coldwater 58-36. Marshall is now 10-3 on the season and 6-2 in the I-8. Jeremy Luciani led scoring with 17 points. Also scoring for Marshall was Zack Zacharski with 6, Jack Crull with 5, Corey Shellenberger adding 3, Jack Luciani and Daniel Delmotte each with 2, and Wyatt Crow with 1.

Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Arbor Preparatory High School

The girls were defeated by Ann Arbor Prep 38-26.  Leading the team in scoring was Natalie Tucker with 10.  Taylor Horn had 8 points and Morgan Tatrow added 4. The Varsity girls take on Pennfield Friday Fedb 2nd at home at 6pm.  The boys game will follow. Friday night (2/2) is also parents night.

Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beats Lumen Christi HS 63 – 44

JV Boys Basketball defeated Lumen Christi tonight 63-44, moving to 15-0 for the season. Leading Marshall in scoring were Ezra McAllister with 17 points and Cody Beattie with 11 points. Also scoring were Nate Weatherall with 8, Thailan Taylor, Brett Swaton, and Javon Hearron each with 6, Carl Bates with 4, Luke Sturgill with 3, and Kavion Scott with 2.