Well, the O-K White is still as tough a tennis conference as one will find around the state. If you’re Lowell, that’s the bad news. However, the good news is the Red Arrows will be led this year by Division 2 all-state performer Kelly Trapp. The senior, 21-7 last year, looks strong as ever heading […]
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Lowell’s varsity softball team upped its record to 6-0 with a doubleheader sweep over Ionia. In the first game Morgan Groom registered six strikeouts and allowed just six hits in the Red Arrows’ a 1-0 victory. Morgan also knocked in the only run of the game with an RBI single in the 4th inning, scoring Lindsey Crawford […]
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When a team returns eight of its starters, plus its top two hurlers, there does not appear to be many possible questions let alone surprises. The only true shake-up will be in the dugout. Gone, is the familiar silver haired venerable Lowell softball coach, Bob Rodenhouse. In his place is Bill McElroy, who served as […]
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The optimism for the Lowell boys’ golf team is high, but by no means blind. “We are young with only one senior on the team, but we have a great deal of experience from last year,” said Lowell boys golf coach Gary Fredline. “Our top three golfers are back from last year. These young men should […]
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If it’s all about the journey, the Red Arrow girls track program’s annual hunt for an O-K White title has logged it many miles of satisfaction and enjoyment. Lowell finished in the middle of the pack a year ago and hopes its finish is at least that good in 2011. To that end, seniors Kali […]
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A new boys track season has ushered in a new tone , a new belief, new athletes and new coaches. “I expect the boys will improve over the course of the season and will continually get better,” said Lowell boys track coach Sarah Ellis. The new coach’s expectations span beyond the track and sound similar […]
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How many veterans does it take to elevate a team’s level of play? Lowell baseball coach Juston Miller hopes that three will suffice in 2011. “We have a lot of new faces we hope will contribute this year,” he explains “We have three starters returning from last year. We will need them to help push […]
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