West Ottawa Panthers

West Ottawa scored two second-half goals to earn a 2-0 victory over the Hawkeyes. The Panthers are now 3-2 on the season. Molly Borski scored the first goal 4 minutes into the second half after the Hamilton keeper came out of the penalty area to cut off a through ball – her clearance was deflected

The Panthers fell to Rockford on a late goal with 7 minutes left in the game. West Ottawa is now 2-2 on the season. A physical and faced-paced game throughout, the Panthers defended well but struggled to create meaningful chances. Grace Pedersen stood out in the goal for West Ottawa recording 7 saves. West Ottawa

At the first track meet in over 20 months the Girls Track & Field team beat Jenison 105-32. In the process many personal best were set on the track and in the field events and two school records were broke. Both Kayla Hintz and Natalie Blake broke the old pole vault record previously held by

On a chilly spring afternoon, the Boys Track & Field team earned their first win of the season defeating Jenison 84-54. With many new athletes to the sport, it was an opportunity for the guys to see what they could do in competition and they rose to the occasion. Event winners include: Lucas Lesher took

WO Varsity soccer suffered their first loss of the season falling to Caledonia 2-1. The game was hard fought and evenly played. The Panthers fell behind 2-0 as Caledonia scored midway through the first half and early in the second half before WO scored off a corner kick delivered by Casi Gibson to Jessie Servis