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Thursday, March 19, 2009 Torsten Boss

LOWELL—With spring officially arriving at 7:44 AM EDT on Friday, I decided it was time to begin my spring cleaning.

Before I begin the spring and summer long process of simplifying the Web site, I wanted to clean out my Lowell football file and report on a few things that I have failed to report on since the end of the season.

All-Conference, All-Area, All-State

Eleven Lowell players were named to the OK White All-conference team. Offensively the Red Arrows were represented by Austin Graham, Kyle Nichol, Tom Alberts, Josh Drake, Connor Kruse, and Torsten Boss. Read More...

2009 Lowell Football Camps | Site News


ALUMNI UPDATE
Wabash College: Graham
Wabash: Brock Graham
Little Giants Nab Fourth NCAC Crown
Howard W. Hewitt - www.wabash.com

Wabash College’s Little Giants have now won or shared four consecutive North Coast Athletic Conference championships after Saturday’s 60-7 win over Oberlin. Wittenberg won or shared five straight from 1997-2001. The victory also secures a second straight trip the NCAA Division III football playoffs. Read More...

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Defense earns shutout in victory over Creston
LOWELL—The Lowell defense earned their second shutout of the season by defeating the Creston Polar Bears 35-0. Lowell held their opponent to under 100 yards rushing for the fourth time this season. With the victory the Red Arrows improved to 7-0 and 3-0 in the OK White.


Lowell earns playoff berth with 57-3 win over Greenville
LOWELL—The Red Arrows earned their tenth straight playoff appearance with a 57-3 victory over the visiting Greenville Yellow Jackets. The win improved Lowell to 6-0 and 2-0 in the OK White.


Nichol totals 271 yards of offense as Lowell defeats Northview 42-7
NORTHVIEW— The Red Arrows defeated the Northview Wildcats 42-7 in their OK White opener Friday night. The win improves Lowell to 5-0 overall.


Pink Arrows defeat Dutch while helping to defeat cancer
LOWELL— Lowell improved to 3-0 overall with a 49-0 victory over the visiting Holland Dutch. More impressive than the win, however, was the fact that the Pink Arrows raised over $100,000 to help support the fight against cancer. The money raised will be given back to the community through scholarships and to the Community Wellness Center.


Lowell's offense totals 430 yards in a 65-25 win over Muskegon Mona Shores
MUSKEGON--Lowell improved to 2-0 overall with a 65-25 victory over Muskegon Mona Shores. The Red Arrows trailed 15-19 with 10:34 remaining in the second quarter but scored 22 straight points to take a 37-19 lead into halftime.


Nichol throws for 252 yards and four touchdowns to lead Lowell past Davison
DAVISON--The Red Arrows opened the 2008 football season with a trip to Davison. After falling behind 7-0 in the first quarter Lowell scored 42 straight points to take home a 42-7 week one victory.



NEXT GAME
Lowell Red Arrows (0-0)(0-0) vs.
Det. Mumford Mustangs (0-0)(0-0)
Date: Thursday, August 27th, 2009
Location: Lowell [Map]
Game Time: 7:00PM | Radio: WLHS
Last Meeting: N/A
N/A
All-time series: Series tied 0-0
CONFERENCE STANDINGS
TEAM CON OVR
Lowell5-011-1
East Grand Rapids4-111-1
Grand Rapids Christian3-26-4
Northview2-33-6
Grand Rapids Creston1-43-6
Greenville0-53-6
Muskegon7-09-0
Rockford6-18-1
Hudsonville5-27-2
Grand Haven3-44-5
Grandville3-44-5
West Ottawa2-54-5
East Kentwood1-62-7
Jenison1-61-8
Holland Christian7-09-0
Unity Christian6-17-2
Hamilton5-27-2
Zeeland East3-45-4
Zeeland West3-43-6
Wyoming Park2-52-7
Byron Center1-63-6
Wyoming Rogers1-61-8
Caledonia7-09-0
South Christian6-18-1
Wayland5-26-3
GR Catholic Central4-36-3
Ottawa Hills3-43-6
Hastings2-54-5
Forest Hills Eastern1-61-8
Middleville0-71-8
West Catholic7-07-2
Coopersville6-17-2
Sparta5-25-4
Comstock Park3-34-4
Belding3-43-6
Grand Rapids Central1-51-7
Cedar Springs1-61-8
Forest Hills Northern1-61-8
Allendale6-08-1
Hopkins5-17-2
Kelloggsville4-26-3
Grandville Calvin Christian3-36-3
Kent City2-44-5
Godwin Heights1-53-6
Wyoming Lee0-62-7
Kenowa Hills5-08-1
Holland4-16-3
Forest Hills Central3-25-4
Muskegon Mona Shores2-33-6
Grand Rapids Union1-42-7
Muskegon Reeths-Puffer0-51-8
LATEST HEADLINES
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ALUMNI HEADLINES
SCOREBOARD
Grand Haven
15
Grandville
35
Final Score
Muskegon
64
Jenison
22
Final Score
West Ottawa
27
Hudsonville
41
Final Score
Rockford
38
East Kentwood
10
Final Score
Wyoming Park
28
Byron Center
13
Final Score
Zeeland East
29
Unity Christian
47
Final Score
Hamilton
13
Holland Christian
20
Final Score
Wyoming Rogers
6
Zeeland West
36
Final Score
GR Catholic Central
14
Caledonia
28
Final Score
Wayland Union
28
Ottawa Hills
6
Final Score
Hastings
20
South Christian
55
Final Score
Middleville
0
FH Eastern
24
Final Score
Cedar Springs
21
Belding
42
Final Score
Comstock Park
0
GR Central
0
October 25, 2008
Sparta
28
FH Northern
20
Final Score
Coopersville
0
GR West Catholic
35
Final Score
Hopkins
35
Calvin Christian
23
Final Score
Kent City
18
Tri-Unity Christian
33
Final Score
Allendale
50
Kent City
7
Final Score
Godwin Heights
12
Kelloggsville
65
Final Score
FH Central
30
Mona Shores
13
Final Score
Kenowa Hills
35
GR Union
3
Final Score
Holland
47
Reeths-Puffer
20
Final Score
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STATE TOP 10
Division II
October 28, 2008
1. Lowell 49
2. Muskegon 46
3. Warren DeLaSalle 40
4. Caledonia 30
(tie) Rochester Adams 30
6. Hudsonville 28
7. Bay City Western 19
8. Birmingham Brother Rice 13
9. Midland 9
10. Southfield 8

FREEP TOP 10
October 28, 2008
1. Muskegon (1)
2. Lowell (3)
3. Warren De La Salle (4)
4. Macomb Dakota (5)
5. Dearborn Fordson (6)
6. East Grand Rapids (2)
7. St. Joseph (7)
8. Marine City (8)
9. Lake Orion (9)
10. Rochester Adams (10)