THE SUMMER PREVIEW

2022 Results
| Meet | Division | Place |
| Birch Run Early | 3rd of 20 | |
| John Bruder | Large | 10th of 16 |
| Spartan | White | 5th of 28 |
| Bluejay | Gold | 6th of 9 |
| Apples 2 Apples | Large | 4th of 9 |
| TVC 10 | 1st of 6 | |
| TVC Overall | 3rd of 13 | |
| Region 24 | 3rd of 10 | |
| Division 3 State | 15th of 26 | |
Top Returners
Her freshman and sophomore years had 14 performances in the 20’s, none under. Liliana’s junior year had more than half of her finishes under 20. Her 19:49 at Birch Run early on was an eye-opener, and it led to a special season that culminated in an All-State honor.
One of many in this next generation in the Blue & Yellow. Exhibited a ton of range on the track, a part of Ithaca’s All-State 4×4, but also flashed a 13:00 as an eight-lapper.
Not gonna lie, I’ve never heard of Myleigh before writing this. I should get my act together, as a freshman, she ran 2:28 in the 800m and healthily broke 6:00 for the 1600m.
Girl did it all during track, ranging from the low hurdles to the long sprints to the very long distance. Hard to pick a best event, maybe the 3200m was it. Her 13:17 ranked 15th amongst D3 freshmen.
Sophomore year wasn’t quite as fast as her freshman debut, but Karisa did end up having her best finish in a TVC-8 meet, 6th in the final jamboree.
The crucial 4th/5th runner on a championship squad. A bad race from a girl in that position can lead to a significant point swing, but Hayden held firm in her spot, resulting in a TVC-8 crown for the Yellowjackets.
Has played a valuable role on Ithaca’s team these past three years and finally got a big payoff, running in the 22’s for the first time ever at Apples 2 Apples.
Her fall season ended a bit early, but not before she nailed another time in the 22’s.
Potential Newcomers
MHSAA Zone 5 was one of the bigger meets of her 8th grade year. And one of the better finishes too, 4th of over 100 girls in the varsity race.