They call him D1 Trent for a reason, he’s absolute money with a race on the line
We saw that on multiple instances throughout the year, beginning with a 1:55 state lead at Elaine Leigh, extending out to the 3200m in the early session at New Balance
Patient early, knowing to wait to take the lead in a decisive fashion, then putting it away
Last fall, we were able to grab a peek at his 5k fitness, running the equivalent of sub-16 multiple times, capturing a MAC Red victory in front of the best in Macomb County (a few All-Staters)
Sadly, his season was cut short, sidelined by a rare foot injury
But perhaps that was a blessing in disguise, paving the path for a careful build towards track?
Blessed with the confidence from victory after victory and raised up by the support of his Macomb County brothers and sisters, Trent is finally ready to make his stamp on the fall
Grade
Name
Time
Rating
Meet
Course
Date
11
Trent McFarland
17:02.7
195.4
UCS Quad
Eastwood Beach
26-Aug
11
Trent McFarland
16:23.8
198.1
A2 Early Bird
Huron Meadows
2-Sep
11
Trent McFarland
16:00.0
202.7
Muskrat Classic
Algonac HS
11-Sep
11
Trent McFarland
16:16.9
201.0
Holly
Springfield Oaks
18-Sep
11
Trent McFarland
16:15.6
202.8
MAC Red 1
Eastwood Beach
21-Sep
11
Trent McFarland
17:29.8
169.1
MMOC
Shepherd HS
13-Nov
Grade
Name
Rating
Meet
Course
Date
10
Trent McFarland
177.5
MAC Red 1
Barnabo Field
18-Sep
10
Trent McFarland
173.6
Cleverley Friday Night
Anchor Bay HS
25-Sep
10
Trent McFarland
181.6
Hansons
Freedom Hill
3-Oct
10
Trent McFarland
177.5
Macomb County
Freedom Hill
9-Oct
10
Trent McFarland
174.3
PR 17
Bloomer Park
21-Oct
10
Trent McFarland
180.7
D1 Reg 9
Anchor Bay HS
30-Oct
10
Trent McFarland
177.3
D1 State
MIS
6-Nov
Grade
Name
Rating
Meet
Course
9
Trent McFarland
145.0
A2 Early Bird
Huron Meadows
9
Trent McFarland
162.3
Averill
Kensington
9
Trent McFarland
159.2
Holly
Springfield Oaks
9
Trent McFarland
165.7
Hansons
Parkway Christian
9
Trent McFarland
170.7
Macomb County
Eastwood Beach
9
Trent McFarland
171.0
MAC Division
Eastwood Beach
You know you’re getting deep into a list of accomplishments when you leave out Jessica’s 4th place in the D3 1600m, State title in the 4×800, two Regional wins, two Conference championships
Tremendous to me beyond the wins is Jessica’s range
One might think that a freshman might specialize in one area of events and throughout time, you’d build towards other areas
Nope, Jessica laid down speed – 13.8 to 61.3 in the sprints, endurance – 10:44, multiple sub-18’s in cross
All while being a major contributing part to a Hart team that’s taken home the past five titles
It’ll be a tougher road this time around but with this girl on board, that’s a steady hand at the front for the next three years
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