Kentwood is now 2-1 in district tournament, needing one more win to make state.
Josie Pedeferri (Flag Football Sr.) and Matthew Lawrence (Basketball Sr.) are this weeks winners.
Kentwood and Kentridge sneak in, see tough roads ahead.
Kentwood and Kent-Meridian face tough competition in opening rounds.
Luke LeChance (Jr. Swim) and Alena Ton (Jr. Basketball) named this weeks winners.
Jayla, Troy and Jaylen are part of a long line of basketball players with the Keowla last name.
Foree has been coaching for 15-years and currently coaches at Cedar Heights Middle School.
WNBA point guard spent last two seasons with New York Liberty
Kentridge and Kentwood battle it out on the court in Unified basketball action.
Farzad Karimi (Sr. Wrestling) and Harnur Kaur (Jr. Flag Football) named winners.
Davidson has been on the KW staff for two years, graduated from KW in 2012.
Junior swimmer Carson Haspe and sophomore gymnast Kayelin Giles take home this weeks awards.
Kentwood’s Tita, Tagle and St. Louis all scored double figures in win.
Conks sit one game out of a playof spot, five league games remaining.
Kaitlyn Vert (Sr. Flag Football) and Lee’Andrew Rubin (Jr. Wrestling) take home awards.
Conks sit third in NPSL behind Auburn and Kennedy Catholic.
Royals lose third straight game.
Kentridge girls and Kentwood boys take home wins in rivalry clash.
Jaxon Love (wrestling), Miley Lam (BBall), Jordyn Keith (BBall) and Finnegan Linnane (Wrestling)
Defenseman Sawyer Mynio sent to Calgary Hitmen as last-place Seattle builds for future
