4 months ago, Zachary Zuzula
Glenn golf traveled it's last leg of the 2026 season today at their Regional competition in St. Johns at The Emerald. Glenn was led by Mason Hayes with an 80. Followed up by Drew Kinley with a 94 and Logan Bitzer with a 95. Patrick Dwan carded a 100 and Camden Garcia rounded out the group with a 106.
4 months ago, Pete Remington
🚨Attention Soccer Players at JGHS ⚽🐾
Any boys and girls entering 9th grade this season who are planning to play soccer or if you are new to soccer and want to give it a try please contact Coach Matt Kraft at
mkraft31276@gmail.com to get connected.
For the boys and girls who are returning please watch for communication from Coach Kraft and see the schedule below
Summer Soccer Schedule for JGHS Soccer
Boys Summer Scrimmages
Tuesday June 16, 23, 30 from 3-4:30 on the Grass field
Fri June 19, 26, and July 3 from 8-10am on Turf Field
JGHS Summer Training Camp for Male and Female Players 9-12
July 14, 15, 16 8-10Am Grass Field
July 28, 29, 30 8-10 am Grass Field
4 months ago, Trisha McCrum
Football Camps for all ages K-12th Coming June 8th & 9th 🐾🏈
4 months ago, Trisha McCrum
🚨 ATTENTION LADY BOBCATS & FAMILIES 🏀
This Sunday, May 31st at 2:00 PM in the main gym at JGHS, there will be a Player & Parent Meeting.
Coach Belill would like to introduce himself and share his vision for the program. He will also go over the summer schedule. Any player interested in playing next year is encouraged to attend with a parent or guardian.
Following the meeting, there will be an open gym for athletes until 4:00 PM.
4 months ago, Trisha McCrum
This morning, despite a rainy Saturday in the middle of a long holiday weekend, members of the John Glenn High School football team showed what true leadership and community spirit look like.
Our student-athletes woke up early to honor our nation’s veterans by placing flags on gravestones at Floral Gardens Cemetery. We are incredibly proud of their selflessness, work ethic, and commitment to paying respect to those who have served our country. They truly exemplified the core values of John Glenn athletics today.
A special thank you goes out to the Arocha family for creating and coordinating this amazing annual event for our football program, and to Floral Gardens Cemetery for hosting us. We also want to extend our deepest gratitude to all the families who braved the weather to bring the kids out and participate.
(Note: We missed a few of our guys in the group photos, but we appreciate every single player who showed up today!)
4 months ago, Zachary Zuzula
Glenn golf traveled to Alma today to compete in their final TVC event at Pine River Country Club. John Glenn shot a 331. This would give Glenn a 3rd place finish this season with the TVC.
Glenn was led by Mason Hayes with a 74. Logan Bitzer 83. Patrick Dwan and Drew Kinley fired 87s. Camden Garcia with a 95 and Sawyer Yates with a 99.
-next up-
MHSAA Regional play at The Emerald of St. Johns on May 26.
4 months ago, Pete Remington
.🏆 District Quarterfinals: Bobcats Advance! ⚽
The John Glenn Girls Soccer team took a massive step toward defending their district title with a dominant 8-0 victory over Bay City Central in the district quarterfinals on Wednesday night!
The Bobcats controlled the match from start to finish, allowing just three shots on goal. The defining moment came early when freshman keeper Ella Bailey came up clutch, saving a Bay City Central penalty kick to keep the game scoreless. From that point on, the Bobcats never looked back.
First Half Exploded
Sophomore Aubrey Moore took over the first half, netting a spectacular hat trick by scoring the game’s first three goals. Freshman Hailey Leasure set up Moore's first two goals, and senior Bella Snyder provided the helper on the third.
The offense didn't stop there. Sophomore Haile Dora found the back of the net off a terrific assist from sophomore Ayla Gunn. Gunn then turned scorer, burying a goal of her own off an assist from Moore to close out a dominant first half.
In the second half, Bella Snyder added two goals of her own to the scoreboard. Abby Cleland then capped off the night with a final goal to complete the 8-0 victory.
Stat Leaders:
Goals: Aubrey Moore (3), Bella Snyder (2), Haile Dora (1), Ayla Gunn (1), Abby Cleland (1)
Assists: Hailey Leasure (3), Aubrey Moore (2), Ayla Gunn (2), Bella Snyder (1), Abby Cleland (1), Haile Dora (1)
Clean Sheet: Ella Bailey (with a crucial early PK save!)
Up Next:
The Bobcats advance to the District Semifinals, where they will take on Mt. Pleasant next Tuesday May 26th at Bay City Western, 4:00pm game time! Come out and support the team!
4 months ago, Zachary Zuzula
Playoff game two for Lacrosse tonight at 5:00pm at Midland High!
LET'S GO BOBCATS 🐾
4 months ago, Trisha McCrum
John Glenn defeated Heritage 4-2 in girls soccer action on Monday capping the regular season. Glenn got goals two goals from Bella Snyder and a goal each from Brooklyn Hawthorne and Ayla Gunn.
Assists came from Carli Johnson, Aubrey Moore, Abby Cleland, Gunn and Hawthorne.
Ella Bailey got the win in net making 8 saves.
The Bobcats got standout play in the Midfield from Gunn and Hailey Leasure all game long. The Bobcats end the season with a 13-5-3 record and will take on. Bay City Central in Districts on Wednesday
4 months ago, Zachary Zuzula
Update from the regional track meet on Friday 🏃♀️➡️🏃♂️➡️
JGHS Boys 4x1 & 4x2 relays both punched tickets to D2 states at the Cadillac Regional along with Paul Nori as an individual in the 100m and Karter Box in pole vault
JGHS Boys sent 3 athletes to finals in the 100m and had 2 in the finals for the 200m
Several other great races in a tough headwind off the lake. The team 3rd place finish at Regional is the best showing in 20 years!
JGHS Girls are sending Annabelle Werner to states with a new school record of 11’0.25” in pole vault making her 25th in the state across all divisions, and as a team finished 10th in the 16 team region
Thank you Coach Lind for the results! Congratulations to all 💙
WAY TO GO BOBCATS 🐾
4 months ago, Trisha McCrum
The varsity golf team had two solid finishes this week taking 3rd in the TVC event on Wednesday at the Bay County GC and 3rd in the Bay County Championship yesterday at the Bay City CC.
Wednesday's round saw the team battling not only their TVC counterparts but also the weather. with high winds and a real feel of 38°. Mason Hayes took 2nd in the field with a 78, followed up by Ethan Meyer with a PR firing an 82.
While the weather tried to improve yesterday, the sun wouldn't find the course until the final couple holes. Mason Hayes again impresses with a Champion's round of 73. The last Medalist John Glenn had at the Bay County Championship would be Miah Long's 82 back in 2019. Logan Bitzer was the second scoring leader for Glenn with an 86.
Next up - John Glenn hosts the Bobcat Invitational this Monday at the new and improved Bay Valley GC.
4 months ago, Pete Remington
We are excited to announce the new Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach for the girls basketball program here at John Glenn High School!
My name is Brandon Belill and I'm super excited to get started as the new Varsity Girls Basketball Coach at JGHS! I'm finishing up my 3rd year as a high school social studies teacher at John Glenn, but am originally from Birch Run - where I was born and raised. I played varsity football and basketball in high school, graduating in 2008.
Basketball has always been my passion, which got me into both coaching and officiating. Since graduating I've coached basketball at both the middle and high school levels - most recently coaching girls basketball at Ovid-Elsie as assistant varsity (5 years), JV (2 years) and middle school (4 years). I've also been a MHSAA basketball official for 18 years, working mainly in the Flint area.
After high school I earned degrees from Delta College ('10) and SVSU ('13) in teaching, before completing my Masters Degree in Instructional Technology from SIUE in December 2025. I have taught for 13 years - the last 3 at John Glenn. My wife, Mackenzie, is a 2010 John Glenn graduate. We've been married for 9 years and have 2 kids: Isla (5) and Caleb (3). Outside of basketball I love to hunt, camp, attend sporting events and hang out with family and friends.
I'm looking forward to continuing to build on the gains the girls basketball program has been making, while also focusing on dominating the simple things to continue to compete at the highest level. I was always taught 4 ingredients to success growing up: sacrifice, dedication, pride and belief and I look forward to sharing those pillars within our program as well. We return a lot of experience and leadership this year, so it's an exciting time for Lady Bobcats Basketball!
Coach Belill brings passion, leadership, and a commitment to developing student-athletes both on and off the court. We are thrilled to add him to our coaching staff and look forward to an exciting future for this program under his leadership.
Please join us in congratulating Coach Belill as we look forward to what the future holds for the Girls Basketball program here at John Glenn High School! 🏀💙🐾
4 months ago, Trisha McCrum
Congratulations to John Glenn Lacrosse for their first playoff win!!!
4 months ago, Zachary Zuzula
Thursday! 7pm! Glenn lacrosse in the playoffs! Come out and support!
4 months ago, Zachary Zuzula
Celebration of Softball Senior Ali Caldwell
4 months ago, Zachary Zuzula
Congratulations to Joe Cripps for winning the 2026 Football Positive Athlete of the Year from Positive Athlete and the Detroit Tigers! More than 16,000 student-athletes and coaches from over 6,300 high schools nationwide were nominated, and fewer than 1% were selected as award winners. This prestigious honor reflects exceptional achievement in both character and performance. Joe will be recognized and receive his award and scholarship on June 10th at Comerica Park !
5 months ago, Zachary Zuzula
Senior Night Success:
Lady Bobcats Tame the Cougars
It was a night of celebration, reflection, and high-stakes competition as the John Glenn High School Lady Bobcats hosted their annual Senior Night. Under the bright afternoon sun, the Bobcats proved they are as clinical as they are sentimental, securing a gritty 5-3 victory over the visiting All Saints Cougars.
The atmosphere was electric as the graduating seniors were honored before the first serve, but once the matches began, it was all business for John Glenn.
Singles Spotlight
In the singles bracket, Emma Dabrowski led the charge with a commanding performance. Dabrowski showcased her signature baseline consistency, outworking her opponent to secure a vital point for the Bobcats and setting the tone for the rest of the lineup.
Doubles Dominance
While the singles matches were a battle of endurance, the Bobcats’ doubles pairings were the deciding factor in the 5-3 finish. John Glenn swept four of the doubles flights, demonstrating incredible chemistry and communication at the net.
The winning duos included:
Adele Neophytou & Gabbie Bishop
Pearl Norton & Elina Selina
Evelyn Gruber & Chelsea Voss
Sara Sanchez & Sophia Thornton
Each pair displayed remarkable poise, especially in the late-set deuce points, ensuring the Cougars couldn't find a foothold in the match.
A Word from the Coach
The win wasn't just about the scoreboard; it was about the culture built by this group of athletes. After the final match concluded, Coach Miller praised the team’s effort and the legacy the seniors are leaving behind.
"Winning on Senior Night is always special, but it’s the way these girls carry themselves that really matters," said Coach Miller. "Bobcat Pride isn't just a slogan; it’s the grit they show when they’re down a break and the class they show when the match is over. I couldn't be prouder of how this team represented our school tonight."
The Lady Bobcats look to carry this momentum into the final stretch of the season, fueled by a big win and a whole lot of Bobcat Pride.
5 months ago, Kevin Miller
✨💙REMINDER- JGHS Pompon Tryouts begin on MONDAY!💙✨
Bring the ENERGY ⚡ the CONFIDENCE 💥 and the HEART ❤️
JGHS Varsity Pompon Tryouts for the 2026–2027 season are here and we want YOU on the floor with us!
💥 Tryouts will include:
• Kickline sequence/routine
• Pom routine
• Pom jumps
• Interview question
‼️ TWO things you MUST do before tryouts:
✔️ Complete the Tryout Registration Form at
https://tinyurl.com/JGVP2627✔️ Log into FinalForms, select “JGHS Fall Girls Poms” for 2026–2027, and upload your sports physical
No experience? No problem. We’re looking for dedication, drive, and that Bobcat pride 💙
One Team. One Heart. One Love.
Let’s GO. 💥
Contact Coach Shelby at
putnams@bangorschools.org with questions .
#BobcatNation #JGVP #OneTeamOneHeartOneLove
5 months ago, Bangor Township Schools
Marathon at Jopke Park:
Lady Bobcats Show "True Grit"
in 7-Hour Quad
In a grueling display of endurance and skill, the John Glenn Lady Bobcats Varsity Tennis team proved today that they are a force to be reckoned with. Competing in a high-stakes Quad Tournament at Jopke Park, the Bobcats faced off against a formidable field including the Bay City Central Wolves, the Hemlock Huskies, and the Ovid-Elsie Marauders.
By the time the sun began to set on the home courts of Bay City Central, the Bobcats had spent over seven hours in competition. Their persistence paid off: 10 of the 12 Varsity starters walked away with victories, marking a dominant day for the program.
Singles Success and
Doubles Dominance
The Bobcats found success across the board, demonstrating depth in both individual and team play. In the singles brackets, Emma Dabrowski and Katie Gallagher delivered commanding performances to secure their wins.
The doubles courts were equally productive, with John Glenn sweeping through much of the competition. Winning pairs included:
Adele Neophytou & Gabbie Smith
Elina Selina & Pearl Norton
Chelsea Voss & Evelyn Gruber
Myla Fraim & Ava Schlicht
The Match of the Day:
Gallagher’s Tiebreak Thriller
While the team’s overall record was impressive, the atmosphere at Jopke Park reached a fever pitch during the final match of the afternoon. Katie Gallagher found herself locked in a marathon battle against a heavy-hitting opponent from Hemlock.
After trading games for nearly two hours, the score sat deadlocked at 8-8, forcing a 7-point tiebreaker to determine the winner. With teammates and spectators lining the fence, the pressure was at its peak. Gallagher refused to blink, grinding out a 7-5 victory in the tiebreaker to seal the win.
"Katie had nerves of steel in her last match and defeat was not an option for her," said Coach Sanborn following the victory. "Her play epitomizes the true grit that every one of the Lady Bobcats showed on the courts today."
The Lady Bobcats will look to carry this momentum—and their "nerves of steel"—into their next conference matchup.
5 months ago, Kevin Miller
