Jordan is sure to be a key figure on a Caledonia team that looks to challenge for a state title
You’ll often see sophomore boys come into their own throughout the season and Jordan was no exception
He started the season similar to his freshman year, running in the high 17’s, but underwent a big breakthrough at Cougar Falcon, dropping down to 16:23
That peak continued for the rest of the year, with increasingly clutch performances at OK Red, Regionals, and State
Ava’s track season was astounding and a major reason for her inclusion on this list
A few Record-Eagle Honor Roll titles, two firsts at MITCA Team State, and a whole host of speedy times (2:19 and 5:06 equally impressive)
But track doesn’t tell the whole tale, she’s been solid on the cross course as well
She’s gone sub-19 a few times, at Buckley and Shepherd, and was fairly consistent otherwise
Her State race wasn’t quite as fast as some of the others, but she still ranked as the 8th best freshman in D1
It’s tough to make judgments via social media but one thing is apparent with Ava – she’s a strong supporter of others and celebrates their successes
If you take joy in others, things will generally go your way
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