Eaton Rapids’ Kennedie Crow reaches 100 career goals

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – Eaton Rapids senior forward Kennedie Crow reached the 100-career goal milestone on Tuesday night by scoring five times in a 6-0 win over Lansing Catholic.

Crow, a two-time All-State player, also had the assist on the other Greyhound goal, which was scored by Delaney Collins.

“I’ve definitely been looking for that as a goal for this season so I was really excited to achieve it,” said Crow. “I definitely wasn’t expecting to achieve that in this game. I really thought that this was going to be a tough game and I really wanted to make sure that my team was prepared. But I couldn’t be happier for the outcome today.”

Eaton Rapids and Lansing Catholic finished as co-conference champions a season ago and were both unbeaten in CAAC White play this year coming into the game.

The milestone was also a special moment between father and daughter, as Kennedie’s dad Andrew is Eaton Rapids’ head coach.

“Oh man, I couldn’t be more proud,” said Andrew. “To have a player come through that’s got the kind of talent she has, that works as hard as she does, that loves the game as much as she does and really supports her teammates, I mean, that’s a coach’s dream.”

“Having my dad as a coach has made it so that I’ve had to be held to a higher standard,” added Kennedie. “He’s been really tough on me but I couldn’t be more grateful for that opportunity to have someone be so tough on me. All it’s done is just made me mentally tougher in those close games, and then being able to achieve something like this, I couldn’t have done it without him, but I also couldn’t have done it without any of my teammates.”

Crow is set to continue her playing career at Northwood University but has more goals to chase in her senior season with the Greyhounds first.

Eaton Rapids hasn’t lost a conference game in the four years Crow has been in the program, posting a combined record of 18-0-2 in league games. Monday’s win puts them one step closer to a fourth straight conference championship.

The program had never won a conference title before this senior class came into the program.

“This group of seniors, as freshmen we really just worked to make the team somewhere that people wanted to be,” said Kennedie. “Honestly, I think that’s the proudest thing for me.”

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