Erwin ties for 15th at Golf States

Individual Clark Erwin represented MHS for the two-day D2 MHSAA State Finals event. The event took place at the GVSU, The Meadows golf course on 6/5 & 6/6. Friday, Clark got off to a hot start, birding his first hole. After 4 holes, heavy rain flooded the course. The round was suspended until 2:30 PM. Once play resumed, the course had changed due to the amount of rain. Clark managed to fire a +3 round of (74), tied for 10th going into Day 2. Day 2, Clark Erwin shot a score of +6 (77) for a 2-day total of 151 and tied for 15th place out of 108 golfers from the state of Michigan. The Marshall golf team is very proud of his performance this weekend. This individual won multiple events, including a handful of runner-up finishes, and placed in the top 5-10 place in nearly every event this year. We want to say thank you and congratulate you on a great season!  > >

2026 Bill Holt Winners

Congratulations to the 2026 Bill Holt Winners.Akin Olapade and Brielle Kelly.Akin was a three sport Senior Athlete in Football, Basketball and Track and will continue to play football at Northwood University .Brielle was a two sport Senior Athlete in Basketball and Softball. Brielle will continue to play softball at Ohio Dominican University.Good Luck on your collegiate athletic careers, MHS is proud of you.Forever a Redhawk.... >   >

Softball vs. Harper Creek

Marshalls season came to an end Saturday losing to Harper Creek 9-4. In what was a 3-1 game, Harper would break things open with 6 runs on 5 hits in the 6th inning. Layne Churchill started in the circle and was relieved in the 2nd inning by Claire Kelly. After working out of some bases loaded jams, we were unable to avoid the costly 6th innings. Offensively, Brooke Carden and Bella Ryan added a pair of hits including a triple from Carden. Brielle Kelly led off the 5th inning with a double and was driven home on a sacrifice fly from Carden. Marshall scored 3 more in the 7th and all with 2 outs. The Redhawks finished the season at 27-11. Thank you to the families and fans for your support all year! Special thank you to our seniors. They’ve provided so much to this program and will be dearly missed. 

Softball vs Three Rivers

Softball vs Three Rivers 5/26Game 1: Three Rivers 6 Marshall 5Marshall dropped a back and forth game to Three Rivers on Tuesday. Layne Churchill started and went 3.1 innings with Claire Kelly providing the relief. Churchill gave up 4 runs on 6 hits while Claire Kelly gave up 2 runs on 2 hits with 5 strikeouts. Bella Ryan was 2-4 with 2 doubles and a pair of RBI's. Brielle Kelly was also 2-4 while picking up her 200th career hit as a Redhawk.  Game 2: Marshall 12 Three Rivers 2Claire Kelly started this game in the circle and was dominant. She struck out 5 in 5 innings of work while giving up 4 hits and just 1 walk. Picking up multiple hits for the Redhawks were Alayna Hayes, Gwen Beach, Layne Churchill, Addison Carden, and Brielle Kelly. Churchill also chipped in with a pair of doubles and 3 RBI's. Marshall ends its regular season with a mark of 27-11 overall.   

Marshall Girls Soccer Semi -final

Marshall traveled to Mason High School on Tuesday evening to take on a relentless Chelsea team in a district semi-final match-up.  Despite twice having two goal leads, Marshall fell in a shootout by a final score of 4-3. Marshall started the game brightly.  They possessed the ball well and with purpose and, as a result, were creating quality chances.  After several dangerous corner kick opportunities, Marshall was able to capitalize when Kendall Melton converted an Olie Rozell corner kick at the far post to give Marshall a 1-0 lead.  Shortly afterward, Marshall had another dangerous corner-kick and was awarded a penalty kick for a Chelsea foul in the box on the corner kick.  Rozell stepped up and converted the spot kick to give Marshall a 2-0 lead.  Less than 2 minutes later, Chelsea answered when a through ball split the Marshall center backs and Chelsea's dangerous center forward had a breakaway that she calmly slotted into the n

Summer 2026 Camp Flyers

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Marshall to Host Softball Districts 5/27/26

Softball Fans:Marshall High School is thrilled to be hosting this years MHSAA District tournament on Saturday May 30.  I went over the MHSAA archives and records are inconclusive prior to 2009, but I have no evidence of us hosting Districts since 2009.  This is a great opportunity for us to put on the best event possible and give our Girls a chance to win Districts on their home field!Having said that, as I have been putting together information for this date, I am seeing some logistical challenges to being able to host our event safely and securely.  Given that these are all high-level softball teams and arguably the most competitive district in the state, we are planning on big crowds and a great atmosphere for these games.  Because of this, there will be some changes compared to what we are used to in the regular season.We will be asking all spectators to park in the student parking lotCoaches and student-athletes may park by the field as normalMobility impaired

Softball 5/21 vs Fowler

  Game 1: Marshall 4 Fowler 0Bella Ryan did it all for Marshall in game 1! The senior hit two opposite field bombs and drove in all 4 runs. Brielle Kelly and Gwen Beach each added two hits. That was all Layne Churchill would need as she shut down a very talented Fowler team. Churchill went all 7 innings, giving up 3 hits and striking out 7 in a dominant performance.  Game 2:Marshall 8 Fowler 1Brooke Carden drove in 4 runs to lead the Redhawks. Addison Carden went 3-4 and the Redhawks collected 12 hits total. Claire Kelly was very effective in the circle, going 7 innings and striking out 10.  Marshall 26-10 overall, 8-4 I8  

Softball 5/19 @Hastings

Game 1: Marshall 11 Hastings 0Addison Carden went 4-4 at the plate, driving in 3 runs to lead the way. Brielle Kelly was also 4-4, scoring 2 runs. Gwen Beach was 3-3 while Layne Churchill helped herself with 3 RBIs. The Redhawks played flawless defense behind Churchill who picked up the win. The righty went 5 innings giving up just 3 hits while striking out 8 and walking 1.  Game 2: Marshall 15 Hastings 0Brooke Carden smashed 2 homeruns and drove in 7 to lead the Redhawks. Layne Churchill added a homerun and 4 RBIs while Addison Carden stayed hot going 3-3 with 4 runs scored. Claire Kelly picked up the win going 3 innings, 0 hits, and striking out 5.

Marshall Baseball vs Fowler

Game 1 Matt Ryan drove in four runs on two hits to lead the Redhawks past Fowler Varsity Eagles 14-1 on Thursday.  Marshall got on the board in the bottom of the first inning after Colin Stealy doubled, scoring one run, Andrew Natte singled, scoring one run, Brandon Baker lined out, scoring one run, Kye Saunders homered to left field, scoring three runs, and Stealy drew a walk, scoring one run. Six more  Redhawks runs crossed the plate in the fifth inning to extend the lead to 14-1. An error scored one run, Dom Purcell drew a walk, scoring one run, and Ryan hit a grand slam to left field. Cruz Saldana earned the win for Marshall. The pitcher allowed two hits and one run over five innings, striking out six and walking one.  Marshall piled up 10 hits in the game. Ryan, Natte, and Charlie Eggleton each collected two hits for the Redhawks . Jaden Spence stole two bases. Marshall Varsity Redhawks 2026 ran wild on the base paths, amassing four stolen b

JV Baseball Season Wrap up

JVBB finished the season on May 20th, with a record of 18-14-1.   The boys got better everyday, finishing the season winning 7 out of the last 9 games, and winning the Union City Invitational Tournament.   Thank you to the families of the boys for supporting us all season.   

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.