Athletic Programs
- Football - Varsity, JV, Freshmen
- Lacrosse - Varsity
- Men's Basketball - Varsity, JV, Freshmen
- Women's Basketball - Varsity, JV, Freshmen
- Men's and Women's Cross Country - Varsity, JV
- Volleyball - Varsity, JV, Freshmen
- Wrestling - Varsity, JV
- Baseball - Varsity, JV, Freshmen
- Softball - Varsity, JV
- Football Cheerleading - Varsity, JV
- Basketball Cheerleading - Varsity, JV
- Competitive Cheerleading - Varsity, JV
- Men's & Women's Track and Field - Varsity
- Men's & Women's Bowling - Varsity, JV
- Men's & Women's Soccer - Varsity, JV
- Men's & Women's Tennis - Varsity, JV
In 1991 Pennfield won the state title in football under Coach Dave Hudson. In 1981, Pennfield High School won the Class C state volleyball championships, following up on its 1979 class B championship, making it the first school in Michigan to win state championships in two classes. The girls basketball team's 1981 championship made it the first Class C school (and second school in the state) to win girls' basketball and volleyball titles in the same school year. The Panthers football team recently qualified for the MHSAA football playoffs for the 14th time in school history since 1991. In 1992 Pennfield won the MHSAA state title in wrestling, and in 1993 was state runner-up under Coach Larry Boyer. During the 1992 and 1993 wrestling seasons, Pennfield placed three MHSAA individual state champions Jeremy Harris, Jason Bradley, and Brett Weiss.
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