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Redhawk Raffle – April 11, 2026Join the fun during Sportsfest and support Marshall Athletics! $75 Ticket Includes:• Entry into the Redhawk Draw Down  (Grand Prize Wins $2000.00)• Vouchers redeemable at 4 downtown locations• A great night supporting our student-athletes Registration at The Hub – Downtown Marshall Registration: 6:00 PM Draw Down: 7:00 PMYou do NOT need to be present to win!Participating locations:• Broadway Grill• Copper Athletic Club• Mike’s Place• Stagecoach Inn Get your ticket now:https://marshallathleticboosters.com/raffle-ticket/Presented by the Marshall Athletic Boosters and Marshall Community Credit Union.

Softball 4/9 @ Coldwater

Game 1 Coldwater 18 Marshall 3 Rough start for the Redhawks in conference play as we couldn’t manage to get outs in key moments. Give Coldwater all the credit here as they hit everything; they’re a very talented team. Offensively Brielle Kelly led off the game with a solo blast Homerun to centerfield. Overall, it was Bella Ryan, Alayna Hayes, and Addison Carden collecting multiple hits for the Redhawks.  Game 2 Coldwater 11 Marshall 4 In a game that was much closer than the score indicates, the Redhawks battled and showed a ton of heart. Pitching improved from Layne Churchill and Claire Kelly but we kicked the ball around a bit in the field and gave up some untimely big hits to Coldwater. Offensively we managed 9 more hits including a home run from Alayna Hayes. Collecting multiple hits were Brielle Kelly, Claire Kelly, and Gwen Beach.  2-2 overall, 0-2 Conference 

Marshall Girls Soccer

Marshall traveled to St. Johns High School last night for their 1st game away from Marshall High School this season.  The Redhawks battled hard and scored a goal with only 15 seconds left in the game to claim a 1-0 victory. The game was played largely in midfield with both teams struggling to create quality chances and was scoreless at halftime.  After the break, Marshall's play improved and they slowly began to gain an upper hand in both territory and chances created, but they still struggled to create high quality chances.  When they did, the St. John's goalkeeper was up to the task.  In the last minute of play, Lola Saber was fouled deep in Marshall's attacking end after some nice hold up play.  Marshall was patient in setting up the free kick.  Ollie Rozzell sent a low free kick around the wall and into the box.  Lillian Moore was able to dart in front of her defender and redirect the free kick, which left the goalkeeper helple

Marshall Tennis vs Lansing Christian

Varsity Tennis Results: Wednesday, the Marshall RedHawks Girls Varsity Tennis team battling with Lansing Christan at home to a very close match losing 3 to 5, bringing the overall Marshall RedHawks record to 0-2.  The girls played great with wins at 1 singles - Kelyn Blackwell (6-0, 6-1), 2 doubles - Kaya Oswald/Vonda Peterson (6-3, 6-3), and 3 doubles - Jorja Uldriks/Georgia Lenardson (6-3,6-2).  4 doubles Hannah Johnson/Kate Gensch battled a tough match and fought to the end with going into 3 set with a tie breaker for each set (6-7(2), 7-6(3), 3-10).  Next up for the RedHawks sportsfest tournament this Saturday at 9am hosting Chelsea, Grand Ledge, and Jackson High at home.  Let’s Go Redhawks! Marshall - 3, Lansing Christian School - 5,Singles:No. 1 - Kelyn Blackwell, Marshall def. Juliet Ivkovich, Lansing Christian School, 6-0 , 6-1 , -;No. 2 - Evelyn Maher, Lansing Christian School def. Olivia Miller, Marshall, 6-2 , 6-2 , -;No. 3 - Sophia Nielsen, Lan

Marshall Travels to Coldwater for Track 4/7

Boys Track Defeats Coldwater 71 - 62Girls lose Heartbreaker 66 - 62 Winning events for the boys:Akin Olapade - 100, 400 relay (w/ Zach Hudson, Landon Patton, Matt Waito)Abe McHugh - 800, 1600, 3200Brison Brewer - HJ, LJ, 800 Relay (w/ Hudson, Patton, Waito)Zach Arend - Pole VaultAlso scoring points were Anthony Ours, Ty Winchell, Austin Ruppel, Cam Weers,                 Joe Grinson, Jaylen Wharton, Liam Scott Winning events for the girls:Emily Dietrich - 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 1600 relay (w/ Georgie Schmidt,                       Maura Young, Alaina Hoffman), 400 Relay (w/ Ollie Rozell,                       aylor Bohney, Kendi Moga)Georgie Schmidt - HJAutumn Sanchez - PVOther scorers - Pearl Ritter, Gianna DeCola, Adi Domingo, Anna Casey,                    &n

Varsity Softball results 4/8 at Mason

Brooke Carden drove in four runs on three hits to lead Marshall Varsity Redhawks past Mason 10-0 on Wednesday. Carden doubled in the fourth scoring two, singled in the fourth scoring two, and singled in the third scoring one.Marshall Varsity Redhawks scored eight runs in the fourth inning on the way to victory. Carden doubled, scoring two runs, Layne Churchill singled, scoring one run, Alayna Hayes singled, scoring two runs, Addison Carden singled, scoring one run, and Carden singled, scoring two runs. Churchill earned the win for Marshall Varsity Redhawks. The righty allowed three hits and zero runs over five innings, striking out six and walking one.Marshall collected 14 hits in the game. Claire Kelly, Gwen Beach, Churchill, and Brielle Kelly each collected multiple hits for Marshall Varsity Redhawks. Bella Ryan paced Marshall Varsity Redhawks with four walks. Overall, the team had patience at the plate, collecting nine walks for the game. Carden stole two bases.  &nbs

JV Softball Vs Quincy

Game 1: Marshall 2, Quincy 3Milla Hall was outstanding on the mound, allowing just three hits, no walks, and striking out five.Game 2: Marshall 8, Quincy 11Sophia Hankey showed tremendous growth in only her second year pitching, recording two strikeouts and displaying great poise. Her hard work is paying off, and this performance is just the beginning for her.The girls may not have come away with wins, but their play was extremely encouraging. Quincy is a strong, seasoned team, and facing them early was a great test. We battled some first-game nerves and adjustments to new positions, yet the girls refused to make excuses. They competed with focus and resilience throughout both games.Across the two contests, we tallied 10 hits, with every player contributing at the plate. As expected for our first outing, there are a few areas to tighten up, but the most important takeaway was our mindset—mistakes didn’t define us. The team showed grit, a “next play” attitude, and a hunger to improve.Ne

Mason Baseball Results

Tough nite at the ballpark , Mason 4 Marshall 0 in first game and Mason 10 Marshall 0 in the second game.Brandon Baker led things off on the mound for the Redhawks in the first game . The pitcher surrendered seven hits and three runs (one earned) over five innings, striking out one and walking two. Cruz Saldana worked the 6th inning giving up one run and 2 hits in a solid performance. The Redhawks had some great defense plays in this one, Colin Stealy had a bunch of them at third base during the contest.Caleb Munden, Baker, Lincoln Fuller, Andrew Natte, and Dom Purcell each collected one hit for the RedhawksIn game two …Lincoln Fuller started on the mound giving up 3 hits and 2 runs.  Colin Stealy pitched the second inning giving up 3 runs on two hits.Colin Stealy and Caleb Munden each collected one hit for Marshall.The Redhawks will travel to Coldwater Cardinals tonight for the first two conference games

SPORTS FEST SATURDAY APRIL 11, 2026

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Marshall Dominates Pennfield in Track Opener

  Boys  M - 113   BCP - 23Girls  M - 100   BCP - 33 Winning events for the boys:Akin Olapade - Discus, 200, 400 Relay (w/ Landon Patton, Matt Waito,                       Zach Hudson)Anthony Ours - 100, 800 Relay (w/ Haidyn Woods, Abelino Lerma, Waito)Caleb Galloway - 400Ty Winchell - 800, 3200 Relay (w/Abe McHugh, Brad Olding, Austin Ruppel)Abe McHugh - 1600, 3200 RelayAustin Ruppel - 3200, 3200 RelayZach Hudson - 110 Hurdles, 300 Hurdles, 400 RelayJaylen Wharton - Shot PutZach Arend - Pole VaultAlso scored in multiple events were Cam Weers, Joe Grinston Winning events for girls:Ella Kaniewski - 1600, 3200, high jump, 3200 Relay (w/ Pearl Ritter,                         Adi Domingo, Alaina HoffmanOllie Rozell - 100, 200Emily Dietrich - 100 Hurdles, 300 HurdlesGeorgie Schmidt - 400Pearl Ritter - 800, 3200 RelayEli

CANCELLED - MS TRACK PRACTICE 3/26

CANCELLED - Middle School Track Practice Due to Forecasted Weather ConditionsHave a great Spring Break..

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.