Posted 4.0 months ago @ 10:45AM
The Pioneers move to 3-0 after a solid win vs. Rockford. Will Zykowski lead the Pioneers with 5 goals.
Posted 8.0 months ago @ 9:23AM
2-2 in Williamston Goodrich W 1-1 by point differential Lansing Catholic L 1-1 by point differential ______________ W 2-0 Notre Dame Prep L 0-2...
Posted 9.0 months ago @ 11:07AM
EGR Crew won the Battle of the Beltline Regatta. Forest Hills Central hosted East Grand Rapids Saturday morning, where the 2 teams went head-to-head in a 1500-meter sprint on the Grand River. EGR Crew...
Posted 9.0 months ago @ 11:07AM
EGR Crew won the Battle of the Beltline Regatta. Forest Hills Central hosted East Grand Rapids Saturday morning, where the 2 teams went head-to-head in a 1500-meter sprint on the Grand River. EGR Crew...
Posted 9.0 months ago @ 5:49AM
In Boston, MA, EGR Crew took to the water for the Head of the Charles Regatta (HOCR). This was EGR's first trip to the largest multi-day regatta in the world. The HOCR draws an estimated 250,000 spectators along with 11,000 athletes representing clubs, high schools (public & private), colleges, and even countries. "The Head of the Charles is truly a spectacle of rowing," said Head Coach Brian Chorney. "Part reunion, part rowing carnival, part recruiting event, part trade show, and yes... a regatta in an amazing part of the country during a wonderful time of year. Our team worked hard to earn this trip and I'm so glad they had a phenomenal experience to bond over on and off the water." A special congratulations to our highest finishing boat. The Girls Four (c. Ella Pike, 4. Anna Olsen, 3. Hannah Smith, 2. Cameron Schorr, 1. Evie VanderArk) got the team off to a blazing start by traversing six bridges and five turns over three miles with the 24th fastest time of 84 crews in their event, earning East at least one boat in next year's regatta. Results are: Women's Youth Four: https://www.regattacentral.com/regatta/results2/eventResults.jsp?job_id=6143&event_id=56 ...
Posted 9.0 months ago @ 5:47AM
In Boston, MA, EGR Crew took to the water for the Head of the Charles Regatta (HOCR). This was EGR's first trip to the largest multi-day regatta in the world. The HOCR draws an estimated 250,000 spectators along with 11,000 athletes representing clubs, high schools (public & private), colleges, and even countries. "The Head of the Charles is truly a spectacle of rowing," said Head Coach Brian Chorney. "Part reunion, part rowing carnival, part recruiting event, part trade show, and yes... a regatta in an amazing part of the country during a wonderful time of year. Our team worked hard to earn this trip and I'm so glad they had a phenomenal experience to bond over on and off the water." Men's Youth Four: hhttps:// ...
Posted 10.0 months ago @ 4:06PM
On Saturday, EGR Crew captured seven 1 st place finishes out of 11 events. It was the first tri-meet of the season with both Rockford and Northview competing. Boats launched from the Jupiter Boathouse on the Grand River. Flat water conditions made for clean catches, strong pulls and long runs as shells raced the 3K distance to the finish. Results can be found at: //bigteams-public-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/siteRepository/17373/userfiles/EGR-Dual-2021---Heat-Sheet_v2.pdf ...
Posted 10.0 months ago @ 4:04PM
On Saturday, EGR Crew captured seven 1 st place finishes out of 11 events. It was the first tri-meet of the season with both Rockford and Northview competing. Boats launched from the Jupiter Boathouse on the Grand River. Flat water conditions made for clean catches, strong pulls and long runs as shells raced the 3K distance to the finish. Results can be found at: //bigteams-public-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/siteRepository/17373/userfiles/EGR-Dual-2021---Heat-Sheet_v2.pdf ...
Posted 10.0 months ago @ 11:17AM
East Grand Rapids wrapped up conference play at Brookside Golf Club on Friday finishing 2nd overall for the day and 2nd in the conference for the season. Medalist honors for the day went to Meg Simon and Fern Babinski taking 4th overall, both shooting 86. Anna Edleman took 12th firing a 93. Meg Simon, Anna Edleman, and Fern Babinski also finished the season with all-conference honors. OK White Post Conference Tournament ...
Posted 10.0 months ago @ 10:59AM
The pre-regional event hosted by Reeths-Puffer was won by East Grand Rapids on Tuesday at Lincoln Golf Club in Muskegon, Top 10 medals went to Meg Simon and Anna Edleman who shot their best scores in tournament play taking 2nd place and 7th place with a 76 and an 82 respectively. The pioneers finished 8 strokes ahead of both Montague and South Christian. An 89 from Fern Babinski and a 91 from Isa Goossens also contributed to the victory. Reethes-Puffer Invitational ...
