Not sure if you’ve heard, but Hart has had a somewhat successful cross program over the past few years
Audrianna has been a major help and has stepped up big at the State level
She’s been either the 2nd or 3rd girl on their last three State title squads, and looks to be in place to do that again
On any other team, she’d be the standout top runner, as she’s broken 19:00 many times, and even won Region 20 in 2019
On the track as a freshman, she was able to show some 800m prowess and that continued this past spring, as she equaled her 7th place finish in 2019
And lowered her personal best from 2:21 to 2:18
His MMOC race tells it all – he can hang with the big dogs
Normally you don’t have a 5k time and it’s difficult to assess middle school comparisons as I feel there’s an even greater gap between high achievers and the rest of the field
A 16:19 there, racing alongside the likes of Jacob Harberts, Ryan O’Rourke, Seth Norder, runners that will and have been in the mix
Kilian backed it up on the track as well, attaining victory in all his middle school races, and running a respectable 9:57 while not being challenged (my guess is he had a ~9:40 in him, just judging by similar times from the athletes he competed against in that 5k)
As far as middle school cross ratings go, his closest comparison from the past two years is: Hunter Jones.
Michigan XC Speed Ratings 
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