MMS Girls 7A Basketball Team lose home opener to Harper

MMS Girls Basketball started their 2025 season home against Harper Creek on Thursday night. Marshall trailed throughout the game, but never gave up, fighting all the way to the end. The girls worked hard, but where Harper was getting the "roll" and shots to drop, Marshall was not. In the end Harper pulled away for a 31-15 victory over the Redhawks. Leading the way in scoring for Marshall were Rebecca Robinson and Emma Hoffman both with 4 points, Maryah Noonan with 3 points, and Amaya DuBois and Annisette Palma both with 2 points. Leading the way defensively for Marshall were Charlotte Baker, Maleah Lapp, and Amaya DuBois. 

Boys Freshman Basketball 1/16

he Marshall Freshman boys traveled to Coldwater to take on a very tough conference opponent. The Redhawks were able to jump out to an early lead taking the first quarter 8-2.  Coldwater battled back to take a 15-15 tie into halftime.Marshall was able to pull away with a strong 3rd quarter effort to take a 24-17 lead. However Coldwater was able to put to together a 4th quarter run to tie the game at 29 and lead to another overtime game for the Freshman Redhawks.  In OT Marshall was able to overcome the smothering full court press from the Cardinals and pull out a 39-32 victory. Scoring for Marshall -  Eli W. 8 pts, Joe G. and Lucas N. 7pts, Matt R. 5 pts, Jack B. and Trenton W. 4pts, Myles O. and Cooper H. 2 pts.With the WIN Marshall Freshman Boys improve to 10-0 on the season and 5-0 in the I8 Conference. Next game Thursday 1/23/25 at Home vs Harper Creek tip off at 4:00pm

MMS & MHS Athletics Cancelled 1/14/25

CANCELLED...All MMS and MHS Athletics have been cancelled for Tuesday 1/14/2025.MMS - No practiceMHS - No games or practices..

Cancelled - Bowling vs Pennfield

 The bowling match against Pennfield has been cancelled today 1/14/25.Reschedule date TBD

MHS Boys Swim Meet Cancelled. 1/14/25

MHS Boys Swim meet against Otsego has been cancelled today 1/14/25. Rescheduled date is TBD

Marshall Girls take 3rd on the lanes at Three Rivers

The Marshall Redhawk girls bowlers travelled to Three Rivers on Sunday for a regional preparation tournament. The format was two games of individual games for each team and then 8 baker style games. There is no match play for this format. Total pinfall determines the winner.  Individual games of note were turned in by Dalila Fields with a 193 and 152, Ember Boughton had a 168 and 153, Delilah Creighton stood tall in her first varsity individual action with a 159. The Redhawks' game totals were 739 and 744 as a team.  The scoring was tough for the Hawks during baker play as they had 1145 for eight games with their top games being 158 and 166. Nevertheless, it was good for a third place finish behind a very tough Three Rivers team and Rockford. Rockford is division 1 and will not be a factor in the postseason, but Three Rivers is assigned to the same region as Marshall, so the Redhawks will have to contend with them again in a few&nb

MHS Swimmers Strive for the Coconut Cup

On 1/11, the boys' swimming team gave it their all in Bridgman, aiming for the coveted Coconut Cup. While we finished in 3rd place, our athletes had significant accomplishments, including several personal records (PRs).The Marshall swimmers who earned medals were:J. Rozell – 6th place, 200 FreeA. Coats – 2nd place, 200 IM; 4th place, 100 Back; 3rd place, 400 Free RelayL. Dale – 5th place, 200 IM; 2nd place, 200yd Free RelayE. Dale – 6th place, 200 IM; 6th place, 200yd Free RelayB. Snyder – 2nd place, 50 Free; 4th place, 100 Free; 2nd place, 200yd Free Relay; 3rd place, 400 Free RelayR. Gill – 6th place, DivingR. Robinson – 2nd place, 100 Butterfly; 1st place, 500 Free; 2nd place, 200yd Free Relay; 3rd place, 400 Free RelayJ. Tanner – 6th place, 100 Butterfly; 3rd place, 400 Free RelayC. Thurber – 6th place, 500 Free; 6th place, 200yd Free RelayI. Corralez – 2nd place, 200yd Free RelayA. Fish – 6th place, 200yd Free RelayA. Lerma – 6th place, 200yd Free RelayIn addition to these accompl

Marshall at Parma

Marshall. 49. Parma 52 Scorers:  Austin Miller 13pts 3 rebs, Lincoln Fuller 11pts 4 rebs, Austin Burns 8pts 8 rebs, JJ Tucker 7pts, Matthew Waito and Clark Erwin 5pts each.. Overall: 6-4. League 3-1 Next up Tuesday at Jackson NW.

Marshall Girls Battle Parma Western

The varsity girls basketball team traveled to Parma Western on Friday for a tough I8 matchup. Marshall led after the first 9-8 and then found themselves trailing by 9 at half. The third quarter got away from them a bit and then they battled back and outscored Parma 16-5 in the 4th quarter. The final score was 36-49, in favor of the Panthers.  “Parma is a really good team, well coached, with a lot of talent. I think we played them well and made them do some things different than what they’ve been able to do this season so I was proud of our effort. There are few changes we need to make for next time around but we worked hard and fought until the end.” “We’re excited to get into league play next week with Jackson Northwest at home on Tuesday and then traveling to Coldwater on Friday.”  The loss moves Marshall to 6-1 on the season and 3-1 in the league.  Final score:Marshall 36- Parma Western 49  Scoring Grace Shubert-14 Sadie La

Varsity Bowling Won First Conference Meet

 The Marshall Boys Varsity Boys bowling team walked away with a win for the first conferencemeet of the season against Coldwater. It was a slow start with only 2 points earned in the firstset of games. Leeland Murphy won his point with a game of 126 and Xavier VanDeMoortel wonhis point with a 197 game. The Redhawks caught fire in the second set of games putting up an891 series and 4 individual points were captured by Easton Collier (173), Ridge Novak (179),Leeland Murphy (228) and Xavier VanDeMoortel (202) for the team allowing them to clinchoverall series and give them a 4-point lead heading into baker games. With only needing to winone of the Baker games it came down to the 10 th frame and anchor VanDeMoortel was able toclose the tenth with 2 strikes and a 9 to win the Baker game with a 160 over Coldwaters 154.This secured the win for the Redhawks with a final meet score of 16-4. The Boys Varsity teamwill travel to Three Rivers Sunday to compete in an individual and overall team

Freshman Boys Basketball 1/9/25

Freshman Boys Basketball vs WesternThe Freshman Redhawks took to the court on Thursday night to defend their undefeated season.  Marshall lead from the start of this in-conference matchup with Western, but were unable to pull away in the first half. The 2nd half Marshall was able to put up another strong defensive effort to pull ahead and put the game away for the 45-25 WIN. Scoring for Marshall were Eli W. 10 pts,  Matt R. 9 pts, Jack B. and Joe G. 8 pts, Myles O. 4 pts, Calvin F. 3 pts, Jakier B. 2 pts, Lucas N. 1pt Record 9-0 overall 4-0 Conference.  Next game 1/14/25 4:00pm at Northwest.

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.