Fowler High School (Michigan)

Fowler High School
Location
700 South Main Street

Fowler
,
Michigan
48835

United States
Coordinates42°59′46″N 84°44′29″W / 42.9961°N 84.7415°W / 42.9961; -84.7415
Information
TypePublic high school
School districtFowler Public Schools
PrincipalPatrick O’Rourke[3]
Teaching staff9.56 (on an FTE basis)[1]
Grades9-12[1]
Enrollment177 (2023-2024)[1]
Student to teacher ratio18.51[1]
ColorsBlue and white[2]   
Athletics conferenceCentral Michigan Athletic Conference[2]
NicknameEagles[2]
Websitefowlerschools.net/high-school

Fowler High School is a high school serving grades 9-12 in Fowler, Michigan, United States. The school is part of the Fowler Public Schools district.

History

Fowler's first public schools opened in 1870. In 1873, a two-story wooden school was built at Wayne and Maple streets. In 1915, it was replaced with a brick building. When this new high school opened in 1959, the brick building became an elementary school until Waldron opened in 1969.[4]

In 1998, voters approved funding for new school construction. As part of the project, the Village of Fowler sold the land where Spicer Field once stood to Fowler High School for one dollar.[5]

Fowler High School is known for its strong academics and student growth. Its mission is to help students reach their full potential and become responsible citizens. The school has also excelled in sports, winning state championships in basketball, cross country, football, and track and field. Leadership continues to evolve, and as of July 1, 2023, Patrick O’Rourke is the Superintendent and Principal.[6]

Demographics

The demographic breakdown of the 177 students enrolled for 2024-25 was:

  • Male - 54.8%
  • Female - 45.1%
  • Asian - 0%
  • Black - 0.11%
  • Hispanic - 0.16%
  • White - 97.1%

16.9% of the students were eligible for free or reduced-cost lunch. For 2024-25, Fowler was a Title I school.[1]

Athletics

The Fowler Eagles compete in the Central Michigan Athletic Conference. The school colors are blue and white. The following Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) sanctioned sports are offered:[2]

  • Baseball (boys)
  • Basketball (boys and girls)
    • Boys state champion - 1952[7]
    • Girls state champion - 1991,[8] 2021,[9] 2022,[10] 2025[11]
  • Bowling (boys and girls)
  • Cross country (boys and girls)
    • Boys state champion - 1988, 1989, 1990[12]
    • Girls state champion - 1988, 1989[13]
  • Football (boys)
    • State champion - 1993, 1995, 1996, 1998[14]
  • Golf (boys)
  • Softball (girls)
  • Track and field (boys and girls)
    • Boys state champion - 1985, 1988[15]
    • Girls state champion - 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1998, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2018, 2019[16]
  • Volleyball (girls)
  • Wrestling (boys)

Season-by-season record

Football

Season Regular season Postseason results Head coach Refs
W L T
1950 2 0 0 MHSAA Playoffs Not Established [18]
1951 3 0 0
1952 2 3 0
1953 3 2 0
1954 5 1 0
1955 5 2 1
1956 5 2 1
1957 8 1 0
1958 7 0 1
1959 7 1 0
1960 6 2 0
1961 6 2 0
1962 8 0 0
1963 7 1 0
1964 4 5 0
1965 7 2 0
1966 8 0 0
1967 3 5 0
1968 2 6 0
1969 1 7 0
1970 5 3 0
1971 3 5 0 Steve Spicer [19][18]
1972 8 1 0 [19][18]
1973 7 2 0 [19][18]
1974 9 0 0 [19][18]
1975 9 0 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [19][18]
1976 3 6 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [19][18]
1977 8 1 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [19][18]
1978 6 3 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [19][18]
1979 9 1 0 Lost Regionals Game (Gobles) [19][18]
1980 10 2 0 Lost Finals Game (Norway) [19][18]
1981 6 3 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [19][18]
1982 8 1 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [19][18]
1983 9 1 0 Lost Regionals Game (Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic) [19][18]
1984 7 1 1 Failed to qualify for playoffs [19][18]
1985 10 1 0 Lost Regionals Game (Battle Creek) [19][18]
1986 11 1 0 Lost Finals Game (Michigan Lutheran Seminary) [19][18]
1987 9 2 0 Lost Regionals Game (Sand Creek) [19][18]
1988 6 4 0 Lost Pre-Regionals Game (Sand Creek) [19][18]
1989 6 3 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [19][18]
1990 8 3 0 Lost Regionals Game (Frankfort) [19][18]
1991 6 4 0 Lost Regionals Game (Battle Creek) [19][18]
1992 9 2 0 Lost Regionals Game (St. Patrick Catholic) [19][18]
1993 13 0 0 Won Division 8 State Championship (Frankfort) [19][18]
1994 8 2 0 Lost Pre-Regionals Game (St. Patrick Catholic) [19][18]
1995 13 0 0 Won Division 8 State Championship (Baraga) [19][18]
1996 12 0 0 Won Division 8 State Championship (Lake Linden–Hubbell) Neal Hoffman [20][18]
1997 9 2 0 Lost Regionals Game (St. Patrick Catholic) [21][18]
1998 10 3 0 Won Division 8 State Championship (Felch North Dickinson) [21][18]
1999 8 4 0 Lost Regionals Game (Mendon) [21][18]
2000 11 1 0 Lost Regionals Game (Frankfort) [21][18]
2001 10 2 0 Lost Regionals Game (Beal City) [22][21][18]
2002 12 1 0 Lost Semi-Finals Game (St. Mary Cathedral) [21][18]
2003 7 3 0 Lost Pre-Districts Game (Middleton) [21][18]
2004 5 5 0 Lost Pre-Districts Game (Martin) [23][18]
2005 4 5 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [23][18]
2006 8 3 0 Lost Districts Game (New Lothrop) [23][18]
2007 5 5 0 Lost Pre-Districts Game (Middleton) [23][18]
2008 4 5 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs Paul Hungerford [23][18][24]
2009 5 5 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [25][23][24]
2010 9 1 0 Lost Pre-Districts Game (Middleton) Craig Koenigsknecht [26][23]
2011 11 3 0 Lost Finals Game (Mendon) [27][28]
2012 9 2 0 Lost Districts Game (Muskegon Catholic Central) [29][30]
2013 8 3 0 Lost Districts Game (Muskegon Catholic Central) Kris Ernst [31]
2014 10 1 0 Lost Districts Game (Muskegon Catholic Central) [32]
2015 7 4 0 Lost Districts Game (Michigan Lutheran Seminary) [33]
2016 6 4 0 Lost Pre-District Game (Shrine Catholic) [34]
2017 4 5 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [35]
2018 4 5 0 Failed to qualify for playoffs [36]
2019 11 2 0 Lost Semi-Final Game (Reading) John Spicer [37]
2020 6 3 0 Lost Districts Final Game (Carson City) [38]
2021 7 4 0 Lost Regionals Game (Breckenridge) [39]
2022 10 2 0 Lost Regionals Final Game (Ubly) [40]
2023 8 2 0 Lost Pre-District Game (Ithaca) [41]
2024 12 1 0 Lost Semi-Final Game (Beal City) [42]
2025 6 4 0 Lost Pre-District Game (New Lothrop) [43]
Totals 543 184 4 All-time MHSAA regular & postseason record (1950–2025) [18]

Boys basketball

Season Regular season Postseason results Head coach Refs
W L T
1950-51* 0 0 0 Lost Finals Game (Brimley) Marion Piggott [44][45]
1951-52* 6 1 0 Lost Semi-Finals Game (Brimley) [46][47][45]
1952-53* 8 0 0 State Champions [46][47][44]
1953-54* 5 1 0 Lost Regionals Final Game (Beal City) [46][47][48]
1954-55* 2 1 0 Lost Regional Final Game (Remus) [46][47][48]
1955-56* 0 1 0 Lost District Game (Ionia Sts. Peter & Paul) [46][47][48]
1956-57* 1 1 0 Lost District Final Game (Ashley) [46][47][48]
1957-58* 0 1 0 Lost District Game (Pewamo) [46][47][48]
1958-59 15 3 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Schoolcraft) [46][47][48]
1959-60 16 2 0 Lost Semi-Finals Game (Baldwin) [46][47][48]
1960-61 13 4 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Flint Hoover) [46][47][48]
1961-62 15 3 0 Lost Semi-Finals Game (Free Soil) [46][47]
1962-63 12 4 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Potterville) [46][47]
1963-64 9 2 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Owosso St. Paul) [46][47]
1964-65 7 5 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Barryton) [46][47]
1965-66 9 2 0 Lost Districts Game (Webberville) [46][47]
1966-67 13 3 0 Lost Districts Final Game (Portland St. Patrick) [46][47]
1967-68 16 1 0 Lost Regionals Game (Flint St. Matthew) [46][47]
1968-69 11 6 0 Lost Regionals Game (Muskegon Western Michigan Christian) [46][47]
1969-70 14 2 0 Lost Districts Final Game (Portland St. Patrick) [46][47]
1970-71 13 2 0 Lost Districts Game (Portland St. Patrick) [46][47]
1971-72 13 4 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Saginaw St. Joseph) [46][47]
1972-73 21 1 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Weberville) [46][47]
1973-74 15 5 0 Lost Districts Game (Portland St. Patrick) [46][47]
1974-75 17 2 0 Lost Districts Game (Potterville) [46][47]
1975-76 18 4 0 Lost Regionals Game (Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart) [46][47]
1976-77 14 8 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Detroit DePorres) [46][47]
1977-78 14 5 0 Lost Regionals Game (Laingsburg) [46][47]
1978-79 10 7 0 Lost District Finals Game (Saranac) [46][47]
1979-80 6 9 0 Lost Districts Game (Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart) [46][47]
1980-81 14 4 0 Lost Regionals Game (Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart) [46][47]
1981-82 11 6 0 Lost Regionals Game (Allendale) [46][47]
1982-83 12 3 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Concord) [46][47]
1983-84 8 6 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Concord) [46][47]
1984-85 8 3 0 Lost Districts Game (Lansing Christian) [46][47]
1985-86 14 2 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Allen Park Inter-City Baptist) [46][47]
1986-87 11 2 0 Lost Regionals Game (Flint Holy Rosary) [46][47]
1987-88 15 5 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Detroit East Catholic) [46][47]
1988-89 10 7 0 Lost District Finals Game (Beal City) [46][47]
1989-90 14 2 0 Lost Districts Game (Beal City) [46][47]
1990-91 11 5 0 Lost District Finals Game (Ashley) [46][47]
1991-92 11 4 0 Lost Districts Game (Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart) [46][47]
1992-93 17 3 0 Lost Semi-Finals Game (Muskegon Western Michigan Christian) [46][47]
1993-94 16 3 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes) [46][47]
1994-95 17 4 0 Lost Semi-Finals Game (Walker Covenant Christian) [46][47]
1995-96 18 2 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Detroit Holy Redeemer) [46][47]
1996-97 15 5 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Detroit Holy Redeemer) [46][47]
1997-98 17 3 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Detroit East Catholic) Scott Pischea [46][47][49]
1998-99 13 2 0 Lost Districts Game (Wyoming Tr-unity Christian) [46][47][50]
1999-20 12 5 0 Lost Regionals Game (Covert) [46][47][51]
2000-01 11 4 0 Lost Districts Game (Wyoming Tr-unity Christian) [46][47]
2001-02 18 2 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Detroit Rogers) [46][47][52]
2002-03 17 4 0 Lost Finals Game (Wyoming Tr-unity Christian) [46][47][53]
2003-04 15 4 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Detroit Rogers) [46][47][54]
2004-05* 5 1 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Detroit Rogers) [46][47]
2005-06 10 14 0 Lost Quarterfinals Game (Detroit Rogers) [46][55]
2006-07 7 17 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Burton Genessee Christian) [46][55]
2007-08 12 12 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Kingston) [46][55]
2008-09 13 10 0 Lost Districts Finals Game (New Lothrop) [46][55]
2009-10 16 7 0 Lost Districts Finals Game (New Lothrop) [46][55]
2010-11 2 18 0 Lost Districts Game (Fulton) [56]
2011-12 8 13 0 Lost Districts Game (Fulton) [57]
2012-13 13 11 0 Lost Regionals Game (Muskegon Catholic Central) [58]
2013-14 11 8 1 Lost Districts Game (Fulton) [59]
2014-15 12 9 0 Lost Districts Game (Fulton) [60]
2015-16 13 8 0 Lost Districts Final Game (Fulton) Jason George [61][62]
2016-17 18 8 0 Lost Quarter Finals Game (Southfield Christian) [63][62]
2017-18 17 6 0 Lost Districts Game (Fulton) [64][65]
2018-19 12 10 1 Lost Districts Final Game (Webberville) [66][62]
2019-20 6 15 0 Lost Districts Game (Morrice) Kameron Riley [67]
2020-21 4 8 0 Lost Districts Game (St. Patrick) [68][69]
2021-22 13 8 0 Lost Districts Game (Fulton) [70][71]
2022-23 13 10 0 Lost Districts Final Game (Lansing Christian) [72][68]
2023-24 17 8 0 Lost Regional Semi-Finals Game (Wyoming Tri-unity Christian) [73][68]
2024-25 25 4 0 Lost Finals Game (Wyoming Tri-unity Christian) [74]
2025-26 23 3 0 Lost Regional Finals Game (Wyoming Tri-unity Christian) [75]
Totals 929 416 2 All-time MHSAA regular & postseason record (1950–2025)
* Regular season results unavailable

Girls basketball

Season Regular season Postseason results Head coach Refs
W L T
1989-90 Lost Finals Game (Carney-Nadeau) [76]
1990-91 State Champions (Potterville) Tom O'Rourke [76]
1998-99 Lost Finals Game (Portland St. Patrick) [76]
2006-07 15 7 0 Lost Regionals Game (Portland St. Patrick) [77]
2007-08 8 12 0 Lost District Game (New Lothrop) [78]
2008-09 8 11 0 Lost District Game (New Lothrop) [79]
2009-10 8 9 0 Lost District Game (Dansville) [80]
2010-11 11 14 0 Lost Regionals Game (Portland St. Patrick) Nathan Goerge [81]
2011-12 5 16 0 Lost Districts Game (Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart) [82]
2012-13 13 8 0 Lost Districts Game (Fulton) [83]
2013-14 16 7 0 Lost Regionals Game (Fruitport Calvary Christian) [84]
2014-15 10 12 0 Lost Districts Game (Portland St. Patrick) [85]
2015-16 11 10 0 Lost Districts Game (Portland St. Patrick) [86]
2016-17 5 16 0 Lost Districts Game (Portland St. Patrick) [87]
2017-18 10 12 0 Lost Districts Game (Fulton) [88]
2018-19 17 8 0 Lost Semi-Finals Game (Adrian Lenawee Christian) [89][90]
2019-20 20 4 0 COVID-19 Cancelled Regionals Game (Battle Creek Calhoun Christian) [91]
2020-21 16 4 0 State Champions (Bellaire) [92][93]
2021-22 24 3 0 State Champions (Plymouth Christian Academy) [94]
2022-23 20 8 0 Lost Semi-Finals Game (Baraga) [95]
2023-24 24 4 0 Lost Semi-Finals Game (Ishpeming) [96][97][98]
2024-25 27 2 0 State Champions (Ewen Trout-creek) [99]
2025-26 10 14 0 Lost District Finals Game (Portland St. Patrick) [100]
Totals All-time MHSAA regular & postseason record (1950–2025)
* Regular season results unavailable

Notable alumni

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