2025 ER Golf Outing ⛳

Join in on the fun at our annual golf outing! Proceeds go to our boys and girls basketball program! September 6 2025 at Duck Lake. Fill out form and return to the high school main office/ athletics office.

Varsity Football Spectator Information ER vs. Ionia 9/6

Varsity Football Spectator information: ER vs. Owosso 9/29

           VARSITY FOOTBALL SPECTATOR INFORMATION “Military Appreciation Night”                                          Owosso (0-0) at Eaton Rapids (0-0) Thursday, August 29th, 2024 – 7 pm                                                                                  Tickets can be purchase at the gate with cash or credit card.

2024-2025 Sports Physicals at Eaton Rapids Medical Center!

Football Golf Outing 8-10-24!

High School Boys and Girls Basketball Golf Outing September 7th, 2024!

The Eaton Rapids Boys & Girls basketball teams are hosting their annual golf outing fundraiser at Duck Lake Country Club, Saturday, September 7th, 2024.  Plan on getting your 4-some together and join us for a fun day of golf, good food, and great prizes.....a chance to win a new car, a vacation getaway, a set of golf irons, and a shopping spree!  The entry form is available for you to print out from the Eaton Rapids High School's website.  Any questions, please contact the ER athletic office.  The boys & girls appreciate your support, and look forward to seeing you there.

2024 ERHS Athletic Hall of Fame committee now accepting nominations!

The Eaton Rapids High School Athletic Hall of Fame committee is now accepting nominations for this fall's Hall of Fame celebration taking place on September 6th, 2024.  Please nominate an outstanding athlete, coach, or community contributor to Eaton Rapids Athletics.  Please nominate using this link.  The requirements for selection are the following:  NOMINATION CRITERIA: Student-Athletes: For consideration into the Hall of Fame, the former student-athlete must meet the following criteria while participating on Eaton Rapids High School MHSAA sponsored teams: TEAM SPORT (Baseball, Basketball, Competitive Cheer [MHSAA], Football, soccer, softball, volleyball): Individual Honors – 1st Team All-State from Coaches association of that particular sport, Detroit Free Press, Detroit News INDIVIDUAL SPORT (Cross Country, Golf, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Wrestling): • Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Wrestling- 1st or 2nd place in MHSAA Sta

Cash or Digital?

When traveling to our CAAC schools, please be aware that some schools have different policies regarding admissions.  Here is a quick list of the CAAC schools and what they accept.  If digital, all schools use the GoFan platform for digital ticketing.  When it comes time to MHSAA events, all admissions must be purchased through GoFan.    

ERGreyhounds.com.. Your source for ER athletics information!

Please make ERGREYHOUNDS.com your one-stop shop for all things Eaton Rapids Highs School and Middle School Athletics!  You can purchase tickets and passes, pay your athletic fees through Big Teams, keep updated with schedules and teams, and find contact information for coaches and the athletic department.

Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Ionia

The ER girls continued their winning ways with another mercy over league opponent Ionia.  ER scored six goals in the first.  However, they really kicked it into gear scoring two goals in the first two minutes of the second half to finish the game before the rain started.   Locking down the defense was Kylie Grubaugh, Kyra Kennedy, Taylor Crow, Lauren Mills and Ellie Norton.  Zoe Newberry got her third shutout in net.  Offensively, the hounds were led by Kennedie Crow with five goals.  Hannah Garity had one goal and 5 assists.  Kylie Alvarez added a goal and an assist and Chloe Look also added a goal and an assist. 

Girls JV Soccer vs. Ionia

ER JV Girls Soccer had another shutout win today to keep their undefeated, shutout season on track.  They are 5-0 on the season with 27 goals for and 0 goals against.   Steller play by the defense led by center backs Ellee Clarke and Mila Dubroja.  Scoring in today’s game was Led by Lacie Highland with a hat trick and an assist.  Not to be outdone, Kierra Sebrell also had a hat trick and an assist.  The other two goals scorers were Lille Highland and a career first by Delaney Badgero.  Maive Scrimger and Kristyanna Smith both contributed assists in the win. 

Girls Varsity Soccer vs. St. Johns High School

Today the Hounds played a strong team from St. Johns and came away with a 1-1 tie.  After a hard fought first half ended with score 0 – 0, the Hounds came out with momentum and pressured the Redwings.  Kennedie Crow denied a clear by the St. Johns center back and made them pay by putting it in the back of the net about halfway through the second half.  The Hounds stayed strong until St. Johns evened the score with a header goal off a corner kick.  Both Varsity and JV are back in action tomorrow against Ionia.  Come out and cheer us on as we try for our second league win of the season.

Girls JV Soccer vs. St. Johns High School

Another outstanding game by the JV Soccer team.  3 – 0 win over St. Johns.  Combination shutout by Katelyn Cramer and Ella Barnes.  Lilli Heighland continued her dominance on offense, scored two goals and assisted on one.  Kierra also had a great game with a goal and an assist.  Fairah Raad had the last assist. 

Girls JV Soccer vs. Waverly

On Wednesday April 9, ERHS JV Girls Soccer continued their winning ways, beating Waverly 7-0.  ER is 3-0 on the season with 16 goals for and 0 goals against.  Goal scorers in the game were Lacie Highland with 1 goal and 3 assists, Kierra Sebrell with 2 goals and 1 assist, Lilli Highland with 3 goals and 3 assists, Maeve Scrimger with 1 goal.  Belleza Sanchez and Katelyn Cramer split time in net for the combined shutout.

Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Waverly

ER varsity girls soccer had a great day even if the weather did not agree.  They mercied Waverly 8-0 a couple minutes into the second half. Zoe Newberry earned her second shutout. Kennedie Crow led the team in scoring with five goals and one assist.  Kylie Alvarez had one goal and two assists.  Kierra Sebrill and Remmie Ellis, both freshman, each had their first Varsity goals of their careers.  Chloe Look had three assists.  Hannah Garity and Addy Schultz each added an assist as well.  For the second strait game, the back line of Kylie Grubaugh, Kyra Kennedie and Lauren Mills did not allow any goals.  The hounds are in action again at home on Monday 4/14 against St. Johns.  Come out and cheer them on!  

Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Charlotte

After a tough start vs Haslett, the ER girls were ready to play against Charlotte.  Our ladies scored quick and scored often with a 9-0 win in just 40 minutes of action.  The scoring started 30 seconds into the match when Kennedie Crow got the Hounds on the board for the first time this season.  Assisted by Hannah Garity.  It was the first of two assists from Hannah.  Scoring continued one minute later when freshman Chloe Look scored her first career ERHS goal.  Later in the game she also recorded an assist.  Kylie Alvarez had a great game, creating opportunities for her teammates.  She ended the game with three assists and one goal.  Kennedie Crow notched a couple more goals one assisted by her sister Taylor before swapping spots with left back, Lauren Mills.  Kennedie ended the night with four goals and an assist.  The position swap with Lauren led to Lauren's first goal of the season. Senior Sophia Monroe and freshman Addy Schul

Girls JV Soccer vs. Charlotte

ER JV Girls continue their great start with a decisive 6-0 win over Charlotte.  Notching her first shutout in net was freshman goalkeeper Belleza Sanchez.  Another strong performance from Lille Highland who had two goals as well as an assist.  Kierra Sebrell scored her first, second and third career goals to notch her first hat trick.  Jocelyn Dean also had a goal and Maeve Scrimger had an assist.  Great game, ladies!  

Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Haslett High School

The 2025 season is officially started and although the final score was not what we were looking for, there were lots of positive moments to build on.  We played solid in the second half, limiting both opportunities and goals and had a couple of really good scoring chances.  The most impressive part of the game were the sustained passing strings the ER ladies put together against a strong Haslett team.  We have a week to get some things worked out before we start league play against Charlotte.  As defending back to back champs, we will have a target on all season, but expectations are as high as ever to continue our championship run.

Girls JV Soccer vs. Potterville High School Varsity

What a great start for the ERHS JV Girls Soccer team.  A decisive 3-0 win over Potterville's varsity squad.  Goals by the Highland twins, Lilli and Lacie.  Lilli had two goals, both unassisted and Lacie had one goal assisted by Maeve Scrimger.  Belleza Sanchez and Katelyn Cramer split time in the net.  Lots of positive play from everyone with many of the ER ladies playing their first ever high school soccer game. 

Spring Arbor Scrimmages

The ER Girls Soccer team will head to Spring Arbor tomorrow, March 15 to participate in three scrimmages. The hounds will face Michigan Center, Jackson High and Parma Western.  With a huge incoming freshman class, these scrimmages will give the team a chance to build chemistry and work through formation and position changes in preparation for the 2025 season.

Boys JV Soccer vs. Grass Lake High School

The boys JV soccer team traveled to Spring Arbor University on Friday evening for a neutral site game against Grass Lake, and came away with a 5-0 win.

Boys JV Soccer vs. Lansing Catholic High School

The JV Boys Soccer Team defeated Lansing Catholic tonight 2 to 1. Goals were scored by Damarian and Tanner, assist by Zackary. Blake had another great game as keeper with multiple saves!

Boys JV Soccer vs. Jackson High School

Another win for the JV Boys against the Jackson Vikings last night. Logan Miller scored a goal for the Hounds and Jackson had an "own goal," with the final score being 2 to 0. The defensive line and goal keepers have played tough and only allowed 1 goal to be scored by an opponent so far this season. Blake Thorn played a large part of the game in net and then Timmy Nierenberger came in to finish out the game for the team.

Boys JV Soccer vs. Jackson High School

The JV Boys played a rematch against the Jackson High JV team this evening, they played an exciting, physical game and brought home the win! Zackary Thompson scored for the hounds! Blake Thorn played a great game as goalkeeper and made multiple saves! Final score was 1 to 0.

Boys JV Soccer vs. Jackson Christian

JV Boys defeated Jackson Christian 3 to 2. The Boys came back from being down 0 to 2. Goals were scored by Andrew, Logan and Zackary. Blake played another good game in goal with multiple saves. Nice win!

Boys JV Soccer vs. St. Johns High School

The JV Boys defeated St. Johns last night 5 to 0. Goals were scored by Ryker, Zack, Logan, Shane and Daryus. Blake played tough in net and then Timmy finished the game as goalkeeper so Blake could get some field time. Nice win Boys!

Boys Varsity Soccer drops a close one to Jackson High

The boys varsity soccer team fought hard and came up short to Jackson High 3-4.  Goals were scored by Drew Holevac (2) and Caiden Quimby, with an assist for Noah Worden. The Hounds will host Kalamazoo Loy Norrix on Saturday for an 11:30 kickoff.    

Boys JV Soccer vs. Mason High School

It had been a few years since ERHS Boys JV faced off against the Mason Bulldogs and this match was an exciting 70 minutes. The boys gave a ton of effort and had a lead going into the half.  Bulldogs found the back of the net in the second half to tie the game up and the clock ran out. While it is not a Win the ERHS Boys JV boys played an outstanding game and continue to improve.

Boys JV Soccer vs. Lakewood High School

After a long bus ride the ERHS Boys JV Soccer team stepped off the bus and delivered a strong performance. After 70 minutes of play they came away with a 5-0 Win over Lakewood. Goals were scored by Damarian Bailey, Caleb Lewis, Logan Miller and Zack Thompson. The mid field was strong with great performances complimented by stellar defense and goal keeping efforts as well.