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EK Senior Casey McMillan to play soccer at GVSU

FALCON PRIDE!

KENTWOOD – Grand Valley State University landed one of the top soccer players in West Michigan when East Kentwood senior Casey McMillan decided to become a Laker.

McMillan, a legitimate candidate for Miss Soccer in the spring, is the only Division 1 first-team all-state player returning from the area. She is already Kentwood's all-time leading scorer, with 75 goals and 29 assists to her credit.

She is currently 10th in the MHSAA all-time record book in scoring in D-1, needing just 23 points this season to crack the top five by the end of her prep career.

GVSU has been winning and competing for national championships every year in Division II since coach
Dave Dilanni took over the program.

 

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KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION - Thursday, April 12, at 7:00 pm.

KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION IS ON THURSDAY, APRIL 12, AT 7:00 P.M.

PLEASE ATTEND AT YOUR CHILD'S HOME SCHOOL.

Comcast - 9.99/mo. internet for free/reduced lunch students.
GRAND RAPIDS - Almost six months ago, Comcast launched a program to bring Internet access to low-income families for just $9.95 per month, with the option to purchase a computer for $149.99.The cable company announced this week it has expanded eligibility requirements. Previously, Internet Essentials was available to families with children eligible to receive free school lunches. But in this second quarter, families with children receiving reduced price school lunches are eligible as well.Last year, city of Grand Rapids and school leaders, foundations and other community stakeholders gathered at Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Academy for the launch, eager to help close the digital divide and help students perform better academically.At this time, no data is available for any specific community or state but officials say those number are expected.

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EK Class of 2005 grad, Beth Northway, authors book.

Impossible is Nothing is the true story of Beth Northway, an elite college softball player who battles serious injury, painful rehabilitation, the doubts of others, and her own frustration to achieve her dream in a final magical season. Along the way, she finds reservoirs of strength and perseverance she didn't know existed. She carries coaches, teammates, family and friends into uncharted territories of loyalty, friendship and love. And on the eve of that final season, Beth finds peace in the realization that she is already living a dream, even if it's not the one she set out to achieve so many years before.

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Falcons skate to 5-1 victory over Forest Hills Central

Three powerplay goals in less than four minutes helped the East Kentwood Falcons skate to a 5-1 victory over Forest Hills Central Wednesday night in Tier II action at Patterson Ice Center.

The Falcons (10-7 overall, 8-1 in Tier II) opened the third period in a 5-on-3 situation, but before they did, coach Todd Bell told them exactly what he wanted.

“Between the second and third I told them I wanted a goal in the 5-on-3 and then I wanted a goal in the 5-on-4. They delivered,” he said.

The game was tied 1-1 entering the third period but just 48 seconds into the final frame East Kentwood senior captain Erik Stapleton scored in the 5-on-3 situation. Another 48 seconds later, the Falcons' other senior captain, Brett White, scored on the 5-on-4 powerplay to give the Falcons a 3-1 lead.

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EK Boys Basketball wins at Grand Haven 58-49

East Kentwood jumped out to a 14-4 lead at the end of the first quarter and they wouldn't let host Grand Haven get much closer as the Falcons defeated the Buccaneers.

Jalen Carter led the way for East Kentwood scoring 19 points. Teammate Tavon Robinson added 14 and Quaye Cobbs chipped in with 13 points and a team-high eight rebounds.


 

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EK Girls Basketball loses to Grand Haven 45-36

The win avenges the Buccaneers’ only loss of the season — a 45-36 decision at home to East Kentwood on Dec. 16 — and leaves No. 2-ranked Grand Haven (13-1, 7-1) a game in front of the Falcons (11-3, 6-2).

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