THE SUMMER PREVIEW
2022 Results
| Meet | Division | Place |
| Early Season Warrior | 1st of 14 | |
| Pete Moss | Medium | 3rd of 15 |
| Oiler | Small | 1st of 6 |
| Leanna Wolf Geers | 1st of 5 | |
| Evart Wildcat | Big | 1st of 14 |
| Cecil Burch | 1st of 7 | |
| Chris Grabowski | 1st of 12 | |
| CSAA Conference | 1st of 8 | |
| Late Season Warrior | 2nd of 16 | |
| Region 20 | 2nd of 12 | |
| Division 3 State | 6th of 28 | |
Top Returners
Took the sophomore leap and then some. Busted out a 16:37 at Benzie early, then waited ‘til the best possible moment to beat that, a 16:36 at State.
Really proud of the way he conducted his track season. His cross year began great, with two performances in the 16’s, but those times weren’t replicated the rest of the year. A lesser man may let that carry over to track, but he’s no lesser man, he decided to run personal bests from the 400m-1600m.
Ended his track season just as he did cross season, showing considerable strength in championship races. His 10:23 from Region 23 is impressive considering a 1600m best of 4:49, and points to an ability to grind through tough races.
Aaron was probably one of the steadier runners in the state last fall, running the equivalent of 19-flat efforts (by the ratings, at least) for much of the season. That is, until his final two races, a personal best at Chippewa Hills and an 18:27 at MIS.
Similar to many of his ‘Yote teammates, Paul had a significant personal best in the biggest race of the year – demolishing 19-flat at State.
A transfer from LeRoy-Pine River, Orlando was able to secure a 27 sec. PB in the 1600m during track.
Potential Newcomers
Consistent figure in the low-13’s, even a 12:29 in there too!
Just as Brady, a sub-13 mixed in with a ton of 13-min. efforts. Those solid efforts typically translate to freshmen that need a bit of seasoning, but have the ability to contribute at the D3 level.
Michigan XC Speed Ratings 