The Eaton Rapids girls soccer team etched its name into school history this spring, reaching the regional final for the first time ever. Their journey culminated in a hard‑fought match against Detroit Country Day, where the Yellow Jackets secured a 4‑0 victory to advance to the Division 3 state semifinals.
A Season of Firsts
Coach Andy Crow praised the squad's heart and resilience, noting that the team captured four consecutive league titles and added two district championships to its résumé. The final record of 14‑8‑1 reflects a season of steady growth and competitive spirit.
Looking Ahead
Senior defender Kyra Kennedy will continue her career at Olivet College next year, a move that underscores the program's ability to develop talent beyond high school. Her pride in the team's accomplishments mirrors the sentiment shared by teammates, parents, and the broader community.
Statewide Recognition
Detroit Country Day's advancement to the state semifinals highlights the increasing competitiveness of Michigan high school soccer. The Yellow Jackets' dominant performance in the regional final showcased the depth of talent across the state.