Student-Directed Black Box Show on Thursday and Friday
Looking for a something fun and quick on Thursday and Friday? The LHS Black Box play will be taking place at 7pm at the LPAC both nights.
“I’d been hoping to direct Black Box since my freshman year,” senior co-director Morgan Saylor said. “The Black Box is a senior-directed play, and when I acted in it my freshman year, it quickly became one of my favorite performances of the year. I wanted to contribute to that as a senior."
Golf Team Places 5th at Sparta
Vaughn Gage led the Red Arrows with a 44. Ethan Doezema and Tyler Hart each shot 47, while Robert Cooper added a 48 to complete Lowell’s scoring four.
Luke Fricke Impresses for Lowell JV This Week
It was a week to remember on the golf course for sophomore Luke Fricke.
Lilah Cone Picks Up Point in Tennis Loss to Coopersville
Lowell girls tennis dropped a 7-1 decision to Coopersville, with Lilah Cone providing the Red Arrows’ lone win on the day.
Softball Splits With Cedar Springs On Monday
Lowell split their Monday double header with Cedar Springs.
Girls Soccer Mercies Sparta in 40
Girls soccer scored eight in the first half to mercy Sparta.
Boys Lacrosse Wins 8-7 Over Harper Creek to Highlight Week
Lowell picked up its first win of the season, edging Battle Creek Harper Creek 8-7 in a result the Red Arrows hope can serve as a turning point as the schedule moves forward.
Girls Lacrosse Takes 2 of 3 Last Week Including Late Game Excitement
Last week, Lowell went 2-1, beating Traverse City United 14-13 and Portage Northern 9-7 before falling to Byron Center 12-8.
Soccer Splits With Allendale and Kenowa Hills
Lowell beat Kenowa Hills 6-0 and lost a close contest with top of the table, Allendale, 1-0.
Baseball’s Six-Run Fifth Inning Propels Lowell Past Rockford
Lowell’s varsity baseball team split its games this week, falling 10–1 to D1 No. 10 Hudsonville before bouncing back with a 15–12 win over Rockford.
Seventh Grade Baseball Tops Byron Center Black 5-0
The Red Arrows have combined for 16 strikeouts in the shutout win and continue to roll early this season.
Eighth Grade Baseball Splits With Kenowa and Cedar
Lowell’s 8th grade baseball team opened its season by splitting a pair of games, falling 6–4 to Kenowa Hills before rebounding with a 12–4 win over Cedar Springs in a game shortened to five innings.
Lowell JV Boys Golf 2-0 To Start the Year
Luke Fricke and Nash Darling’s rounds of 43 have Lowell JV 2-0 on the young season.
Lowell Boys Golf Kicks Off Season With Three Events
Lowell’s boys golf team opened conference play this week, competing in the OK Red Jamboree at Cedar Springs before closing with an 18-hole showing at the TK Invitational.
Football - Lowell Stays Division 3, Missing Division 2 Jump by 3 Kids.
Lowell Football is staying in division three. The Red Arrows are one of the top enrolled schools in the division. The cutline was 1,047 to go up to division two. Lowell sits at an enrollment for 2026-2027 of 1,044 according to the MHSAA.
Wrestling - Lowell Stays Division 2… Barely.
Lowell Wrestling remains in division two by the narrowest of margins.
Softball Opens Season With Doubleheader Sweep Over Coopersville
Lowell softball opened the 2026 season with a doubleheader sweep at Coopersville, winning 15-3 and 5-0 behind strong pitching, aggressive baserunning, and balanced offense.
Soccer Holds Off FHE in 0-0 Draw
Lowell girls soccer battled Forest Hills Eastern to a 0-0 draw despite continuing injury challenges, with GRCC commit Izzy Cook making a key goal-line save and senior goalkeeper Calli Rottier recording her third shutout of the season.
Coopersville Takes Series From Baseball Team 2-1
Lowell opened its three-game River Cities Alliance series with Coopersville by taking Game 1 before the Broncos won the final two games, with Nathen Raison, Logan Dawson, Bryce Lehman, Owen Kreps, and Kaden Gosney among Lowell’s top performers across the series.
Big Number Innings Help Lowell Baseball Sweep Traverse City West
Lowell improved to 3-1 on the season with a doubleheader sweep of Traverse City West, winning 13-2 in five innings and 9-4 behind timely hitting and a late six-run rally in game two.