Lake Shore Athletics
At Lake Shore, we believe a balance of academics and athletics creates a well-rounded student. Students who participate in sports not only gain the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle, they also learn lessons about sportsmanship, leadership, teamwork, cooperation, respect, and knowing how to win and lose.
Within this website, you will get updated information on the athletic department which includes coach contacts, game and/or practice schedules, team information, cancellations, awards, historical data, rules and regulations, and more!
No Re-Entry Policy
Lake Shore will enforce a no re-entry policy to all Varsity Football and all Boys' Basketball games. This means if you leave the building or stadium for any reason, you will not be able to return. Please make sure you have all of your personal belongings with you when you enter and before you leave.
Sports
Fall
Winter
Spring
Annual Athletic Passes
Passes are on sale in the Athletic Office priced at $30/adult and $25/student. These passes are good for all home, regular-season Athletic Events. Anyone over 60 or in 5th grade or younger are free!
Prices Per Game
Adults are $5 per person and students with a current school ID are $2 per person.
Pass Rules
Good for ONE student/adult.
Good for home contests ONLY.
Good for ALL sports.
Good for regular season contests.
Pass not good for MHSAA tournaments.
All school rules must be followed.
We reserve the right to refuse admission.
The pass is non-transferable.
Lost or stolen passes will NOT be replaced.
Athletic Handbook and Forms
Booster Information
Additional Information
Lake Shore vs Cass Tech Lacrosse Highlights
Lacrosse is the fastest game to be played on two feet. And although our Shorians have speed, they fell short to Cass Tech with a final score of 3-6. The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is practice, learning from mistakes, and continuing to build this first-year program. Now that the season is over, we have a chance to evaluate the program, determining drivers of success and potential growth. Thank you, coaches and players, for helping us plan, implement, and grow this sport. We look forward to a promising Lacrosse future.
Lake Shore Baseball Plays at Comerica
Fill your life with experiences, not things. End with having stories to tell, not stuff to show. On April 27th our Baseball team played at Comerica Park, and experienced an unwanted loss, but were given memories that will last a lifetime. To play on the field where so many greats have played was a blessing.
Macomb Coaches Hall of Fame Inductee
Robin Gill was inducted into the Macomb County Athletic Directors Association Hall of Fame, receiving the Dave Jackson Distinguished Service Award for her many years as an athletic secretary at Lake Shore High School.
Shorian Taste Fest
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Shorian Taste Fest. In tradition, embroidered chef hats are awarded in many categories including Best Appetizer, Best Presentation, and Outstanding Service. The food, entertainment, and generosity from businesses was appreciated. Watch this feature on Fox 2 News here.
A Win Dedicated to St. Baldrick's
It was a win shared by everyone during Shorian Week, a week dedicated to St. Baldrick’s and all kids battling cancer.
Honorary captain for Friday’s football game, Matthew Nyenhuis, is just 2 years old and battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia. He has gone through numerous treatments since diagnosis this past November. A Shorian is brave, strong, and kind; We knew that by outfitting Matthew with our jersey, he may feel those traits both inside and outside.
Congratulations to our entire football team for securing another victory with a final score of 58-14.
Youth Cheerleading Clinic
Lake Shore High School Cheerleaders host their 1st annual Youth Cheerleading Clinic for K-7th grade students. Over 57 participants practiced stunts and chants with our Champion Cheer team in preparation for their epic performance at our overtime home football game against Port Huron North.
Derrick Walton Basketball Camp
Over 100 3rd-8th grade students registered for our 1st Annual Derrick Walton Basketball Camp. During this 3-day camp, featuring boys and girls, newcomers and seasoned players, all participants are trained to develop their basketball skills with a variety of different drills.
Caden Skelton, 5th grade student at Lake Orion Community Schools, wore his special ordered Walton shirt proud. The 53 minute drive from Lake Orion to the Shores would not stop him, or his parents, from camp attendance.
It is a beautiful thing to see Lake Shore basketball players coach and mentor younger, aspiring basketball players alongside Miami Heat’s Derrick Walton Jr.
