Their frontrunners may change (Finch, Comerford, Zartman), but Otsego remains a contender year after year
A testament to summer training is when an athlete begins the season with a PR, as Colin did in a dual in early September, 16:37 to 16:34
In the more competitive meets later in the year, he was reliably around the 16:00 range, dipping under it at Portage and Otsego Bulldog (and an equivalent performance at MIS)
His indoor 3200m dropped 30+ seconds from 2019 to 2020, where he was able to run 9:52. One can easily extrapolate another drop from indoor to outdoor
18. Kaitlyn Hynes, DeWitt
Along with Elsa Rusthoven, leading a DeWitt squad that is looking to return to the State Finals
A major theme you’ll notice in these tickets is the value of improving season to season, this shows that an athlete is training well. Kaitlyn is no exception, with almost a 2:00 drop from 2017 to 2019
Her junior year was remarkably consistent, the only races that could be called subpar would be Portage and Spartan, those two were both sub-19 efforts by their ratings
Her final four races were particularly impressive and show a progress that should continue into 2020.
2x medalist at Greater Lansing, 2x All-Region, 2x All-State
Michigan XC Speed Ratings 