Lowell’s cross country program ran under the lights to open up the fall sports season.

As the wildfire smoke smothered Michigan earlier this month, The Lowell Clay Target Team was down in Ohio competing at the Scholastic Clay Target Program National Championships in Marengo, Ohio. The good news? It was a little better in Ohio. The team performed well though to make up for the less than ideal conditions.

When one thinks of high school orchestra pieces, My Chemical Romance isn’t the first band you might associate with such pieces. Their signature song “Welcome to the Black Parade” was one of a number of unique pieces featured during the May 8th concert much to the enjoyment of my fellow 2000’s teenagers.

The Lowell High School Orchestra recognized its graduating musicians during the annual Senior Solo Concert on Friday, May 8, 2026, at the Lowell Performing Arts Center. Directed by Wendy Tenney, the evening showcased performances from members of both the Chamber Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra while highlighting the accomplishments and musical talents of the Class of 2026.

It’s the toughest youth wrestling tournament in America and success there doesn’t come easy. Four Lowell wrestlers tested themselves against some of the best young talent in the country during the 2026 U.S. Marine Corps Junior Nationals in Fargo, North Dakota.

Tatianna Castillo, Cole Cichocki, John McKay and Carson Blum represented Michigan during the nine-day event at the Fargodome, competing across the freestyle and Greco-Roman tournaments….

On Tuesday, the United States House of Representatives passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent. It passed 308-117 with bipartisan support and if it passes through the U.S. Senate would be signed into law.

1928: Lowell 37, Byron Center 22

The highest-scoring game in Lowell baseball history came with a rather unbelievable scoreline. Byron Center plated 22 runs and still lost handily….

For Lowell incoming junior and soccer player Adrian Vidinlic, Croatia soccer has always been tied to more than the game itself. Born in Michigan to Croatian parents, Vidinlic grew up around Croatian family, friends and traditions.

That made this summer’s World Cup trip a unique experience for the Red Arrow. Vidinlic had the chance to see Croatia play in person, take part in a large Croatian fan parade in Dallas and watch some of the same players he has followed for years from seats close to the field.

Lowell Clay Target earned third High Over All, second in school Sporting Clays, and multiple All-State honors at state.

Lowell JV boys golf recorded seven dual-match wins during the Spring 2026 season, with a best 9-hole team score of 174 and a best 18-hole score of 343. Luke Fricke led the JV group with a 37 in 9-hole play and 82 in 18-hole play, while Carson Boon recorded a team-high 10 JV rounds. Johnny Allen, Evan Dressander, Colin Wengert, Fisher Lyons, Kenny Recor, Jack Goodwin, Ayden Muxlow and others added depth throughout the season.

Now that it’s summer the end of season historical archives are being updated, and Lowell Boy's Golf is first on our list.

The Red Arrow boys had more than 20 golfers record varsity scores during the season, giving Lowell a wide base of experience throughout the lineup…

Logan Dawson represented Lowell baseball in the 45th MHSBCA All-Star Game at Comerica Park, starting at catcher for the West All-Stars.

Lowell fell 2-1 to top ten Mattawan in the regional semifinal.

No. 1 Lowell boys volleyball will face No. 6 South Christian for the MHSAA Division 2 state championship after sweeping GR Christian and Oakland Christian.

Lowell baseball went 3-2 with a Greenville series win and Jenison split, led by big weeks from Nolan LaRose, Owen Kreps, Bryce Lehman and Malen Mikulski.

Lowell rallies past Northview 2-1 with two late goals, advancing to face Forest Hills Eastern in the MHSAA district semifinals.

Lowell’s boys lacrosse team has turned it around after a difficult start.

Lowell tied for 8th place in the MHSAA Tennis regional on Friday, 5/15 with Wyoming.