THE SUMMER PREVIEW
2022 Results
| Meet | Division | Place |
| Under the Lights | Small | 4th of 10 |
| ES Warrior | 2nd of 16 | |
| Pete Moss | Medium | 6th of 18 |
| Northwood | 11th of 12 | |
| Evart Wildcat | Big | 1st of 12 |
| Cadillac | Blue | 4th of 15 |
| Bluejay | Jays | 5th of 17 |
| Portage | D3 | 13th of 31 |
| Freeland Falcon | 8th of 13 | |
| Northern Michigan | Large | 12th of 13 |
| Region 19 | 5th of 10 |
Since Clare’s inclusion is centered on the many quality freshman they’re potentially bringing up, you get some middle school results:
| Meet | Division | Place |
| Bluejay | Big | 3rd of 18 |
| Portage | 11th of 53 | |
| Zone 7 | 5th of 24 |
Top Returners
First cross campaign was one of gradual progress. Olivia began with a few efforts in the 22’s but was consistently in the low-20’s to end the fall.
Another upcoming sophomore, last year with an even greater drop than Forsberg. During August, Sage was on the wrong side of 23:00, by championship time, she was a mid-21 performer.
Dropped nearly two minutes off her freshman best. Catherine also moved from a girl whose best JPC finish was 28th as a freshman to a sophomore always between 19th and 21st.
Potential Newcomers
Jack Pine Champion, top-10 at Portage, and owner of many low-12 efforts.
Runner-up to Sophia in many of these middle school meets, even blasted a sub-13 at Shepherd
When your worst finish in a Jack Pine Jamboree is 8th, you know you’ve got a good season going. Brooklinn was also a mid-13 girl at Shepherd, a course that you know is legit.
Managed to slip under 14:00 in late October.
The JPC is always a conference you can count on for XC and she was 11th-13th at their three jamborees.
Michigan XC Speed Ratings 