Mt. Pleasant Athletics

🌺JUNIOR CHEER 2026🌺

We are hosting our Junior Cheer clinic a little earlier than normal this year! The Junior Cheer game will be THURSDAY, September 3rd, right in time for the long holiday weekend! Since this is much earlier than normal, please register by August 14th to ensure your athlete’s Junior Cheer shirt.

The cost this year will be $40 which includes the cheerleaders enterance into the game, their shirt and bow, and a few other beach themed items!

Practices are August 25, 27, and September 1st from 5-7pm in the MPHS Aux Gym with registration starting at 4:30 each day.

The link is below to sign up!

If you have any questions, please let us know!

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Mark your calendars for Mid-Michigan's first outdoor volleyball matches! The Alma Panthers will take on the Beal City Aggies @ 5:30p, then your Oilers will take on the Panthers (approx. 6:30p) and then the Aggies (approx. 7:30p) for what promises to be a memorable evening! See you there!

The start of Fall Sports is right around the corner! All sports start on Monday, Aug. 10th. Here are what the High School sports look like for the first week.
**Reminder** Athletes CANNOT participate on Aug. 10th in any way unless the have a reviewed physical uploaded into FinalForms!
Any questions on anything please contact the Athletic Office (989) 775-2204.

Can't Wait for Football Podcast-Coaches Corner-Jason McIntyre, Josh Wheaton, Steve Spranger, and Brad Gross Football is almost here!!! On this special podcast Mt Pleasant's Jason McIntyre, Sacred heart's Josh Wheaton, Clare's Steve Spranger, and Beal City's Brad Gross all join us! We talk the off season, g

As many of our Oiler soccer fans know the 20 plus year old soccer scoreboard at Horizon Park was on its last leg. We want to give a BIG THANK YOU to our community friends at Isabella Bank for their generous help in the purchase of a new scoreboard. It was installed this week and we look forward to our soccer teams lighting it up this upcoming year!!

MPHS Atheltics is excited to announce the MPHS Hall of Fame class of 2026

Meaghan Moore ‘05

A three year starting catcher for the Oiler softball program from 2003-2005, Meaghan helped lead the Oilers to a semifinal appearance in 2005 batting .467 and earning 1st team All state awards as a catcher. Her performance in the 2005 season has her in the top five all time at MPHS for hits, doubles and triples in a season. She was also a two year letter winner in volleyball.

Ryan Heeke ‘11

A mulit-sport standout, Ryan earned 9 varsity letters as a standout in football, hockey and baseball. A team captain and two away starter in football he helped lead the Oilers to their first ever state semi-final in football. As a baseball player Ryan played in three straight semi-final games. He finished with a career batting average of .411 and earned all state honors in 2011. Ryan continued his baseball career at Central Michigan University.

Michael Tweh ‘14

The all time leading rusher in Mt. Pleasant Football school history. A three year starter at running back, Michael had three consecutive 1000 yard rushing seasons and currently still holds the school's record for career attempts (648), career rushing yards, (4693), and touchdowns. Michael also competed in track and field earning two varsity letters

Lindsey Defrain ‘15

Lindsey was a successful volleyball and track athlete. Her senior year in track she qualified for the state finals in the 100, 200, and 400 meters and set the school record in the 400 meter dash with a time of 58.04, which still stands today.

Coach Steve Hoyle

An Oiler alum and successful athlete, Steve returned to his Alma Mater after graduation from CMU where he was a mainstay in the Oiler baseball program winning over 500 games as a JV baseball coach. Steve also coached in the Oiler basketball and cross country programs in his 30 plus years as an Oiler educator and coach.

1943 Football Team

The 1943 team was 8-0 and more impressively never gave up a point in the entire season! The undefeated and unscored upon team also played for the first ever “Oil Can” in the rivalry game with Alma High school, a tradition which would continue on until 2004.