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The Top Tens: Division 2 Boys #3

THE SUMMER PREVIEW





2022 Results

MeetDivisionPlace
Under the Lights v2Sunset1st of 14
SpartaGold1st of 6
Otsego BulldogD23rd of 30
PortageD26th of 43
OK Gold Championship1st of 8
Region 122nd of 16
Division 2 State5th of 27



Top Returners

Henry Dixon

For comparison’s sake, one could look to:

Place – moved from 23rd at Regionals to 7th
Races Run – on the varsity State squad as a sophomore after sitting out State as a freshman
Time – from 17:39 to 16:21 at the MITCA meet

Brendan Hoving

Stupendous growth not only in cross but in track too. Brendan went from 4:49 to 4:24 in the 1600m and 10:21 to 9:39 in the 3200m, qualifying for State in the latter.

Liam Hinman

Word on the street is that he may be THEEEE Division 2 sleeper. After summoning a 1:55 split at State, he’s been leading the team over the summer, setting camp records, knocking down marks from some illustrious names.

Cooper Jacobsen

Showed promise in the spring of ’22, pulling off a 2:07 in the 800m as a sophomore. Extended that up to all distance events, grinding his way to 4:39 and 10:05 this spring.

Tate Miller

A quick learner to the cross scene. Opened his career with a mid-19 effort at Under the Lights, then ripped off seven consecutive 17-min. efforts.

Tyler Endres

Didn’t get to run many four-lappers during track, though I think his 4:49 to close (and win the OK Gold JV race) may show something for cross. Past that 4:49, he was able to compete in a few 800m’s as well, dropping down to 2:03, ranking 20th in Division 2 amongst 9th and 10th graders.

Potential Newcomers

Hayden Deckrow

Sub-12 in five of his six 8th grade races, including top-10’s at Zone 6 and in the WMMSC.

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