Calvin won their final dual match of the season in a tight battle with Unity Christian 5-4.  This match saw 9 seniors play their final dual before celebrating senior/parent night with their supportive parents.  

Calvin Christian had a strong showing at Conference with 1 doubles earning Conference champions while numerous other flights received second and third places. Overall, Calvin finished 3rd losing to Northpointe in second place by one point.   Calvin plays Unity Christian for their last dual Tuesday the 8th also celebrating Senior/Parent night immediately following.     Regionals are thursday and the boys are peaking at the right time to have their best opportunity to score enough points to go to state.

Calvin men's tennis won a pivotal match against conference rival Northpointe Christian with a number of tight battles that pushed the boys to play some of the best tennis of the year.  They won 5-3 positioning themselves well within the top teams going into the conference championship this coming Thursday.  

The Squires showed great Squire Grit, hosting Coopersville men's tennis with a dominating 7-1 win.  Man of the Match goes to Noah Zylstra battling back to win in a third set tie break.     Next up is conference rival NorthPointe Monday @ 4pm (H) for the final conference dual match before the conference tournament next Thursday (@NP). Come out and support your Squires as they compete for a spot in the state finals 3 weeks from this weekend!  

Calvin had another great day of tennis with a win over DeWitt 5-4 and Goodrich 8-0.  Jace Hogan and Josiah had their first loss of the season in a tough match against DeWitt.   Coopersville is next on the schedule on Thursday and conference and regional rival Northpointe will be a prize fight for the Calvin Squires rounding out their conference match schedule.  

An amazing outing for the Squires at the Cardinal Quad in Big Rapids winning 21 of 24 matches!  Six out of eight flights won first place while 1st singles got second and 4th singles received a solid third place!

Calvin Varsity Tennis had an easy win against Sparta as they prepare for the Cardinal Quad on Saturday.  This will be the first time playing in the Cardinal Quad against Big Rapids HS, Flint Powers and Saginaw Nouvel.

Calvin Christian was handed their first loss of the season against solid competitor and conference and regional opponent Catholic Central.  The tennis team looks forward to competing against the Cougars again at the conference and regional championships.

CCHS singles had a rough day giving up all flights while the doubles continued to roll with straight sets wins in all flights.  Tied 4-4.

Calvin Christian wins another conference match against Comstock Park.  Noah Zylstra holds out in a tough match, winning in 3 long sets bringing the final match score to 6-2.

Calvin Tennis competed well in its second conference match vs West Catholic sweeping the doubles flights and getting swept in singles.  Calvin 4 to West Catholic 4.

Calvin continues to present well winning the Tanis Invitational only losing 3 out of 24 matches and placing first in: 4 singles and 1-4 doubles while still earning 2nd in 1-3 singles.   Jax Vogel made his debut at 3 singles subbing in for an ill Jakob VanderSloot taking a well deserved second place.

Calvin and North Muskegon had a productive and fun Scrimmage as Calvin continues to play well against all their opponents.

Calvin Men's Tennis wins in dominating fashion against conference opponent Spring Lake 10-0.  Cameron Pachulski makes his debut at 5 singles earning his first varsity win after being called up from JV.  Caleb Rush returned to action in top form winning 6-2, 6-1 after an ankle injury that sidelined him for 4 matches.  Tomorrow Calvin will play North Muskegon at home followed by the Tanis invitational at Hamilton on Saturday.    

Calvin had a solid showing at Kelloggsville winning all matches with out giving up a set and not losing any games in the doubles flights.  Calvin wins 7-0

CCHS Boys dominated at the South Christian Quad winning 20 of 24 matches and winning 6 of 8 flights including, 2nd and 4th singles and 1-4 doubles.

GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN 5, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 4 Singles No. 1 - Jason Li, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL def. Caleb Rush, GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN, 3-6, 2-6, -; No. 2 - Noah Zylstra, GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN def. Jordan Kalman, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 2-6, 6-1, 6-0; No. 3 - Jakob Vandersloot, GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN def. Sam Emaus, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 7-5, 6-3, -; No. 4 - Max Ungrey, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL def. Blake Huizenga, GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN, 2-6, 4-6, -; Doubles No. 1 - Ian Doyle - Caleb Sheehan, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL def. Jack Bristol - Tyler Elliott, GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN, 6-3, 5-7, 4-6; No. 2 - Jace Hogan - Josiah Lambers, GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN def. Blake Davis - Chase Kooienga, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 6-3, 6-3, -; No. 3 - Carter Deemter - Max Mulder, GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN def. Carter Breuker - Nick Arlen, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 7-6 (9), 2-6, 7-5; No. 4 - Nolan Woodruff - Conner Arlen, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL def. Matt Turcotte - Josh Haan, GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN, 3-6, 3-6, -; No. 5 - Jax Vogel - Owen Vandoeselaar, GRANDVILLE CALVIN CHRISTIAN def. Zach Kooyer - Chase Schooltz, GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 7-5, 6-3, -;