The Top Tens: Division 3 Girls #2

THE SUMMER PREVIEW





2022 Results

Meet	Division	Place
Pete Moss	Medium	3rd of 18
Red Devil	Large	1st of 5
Ottawa Hills	Session 1	4th of 17
Kalkaska		1st of 5
Cadillac	Blue	1st of 15
Bluejay	Jays	1st of 17
Mancelona	Large	1st of 9
LMC Championship		2nd of 7
Northern Michigan	Small	2nd of 7
Region 19		2nd of 10
Division 3 State		8th of 26



Top Returners

Brynn Schulte

Freshman year contained wins at Kalkaska, Mancelona, and the Mud Run. Also top-finishes in championship races, all 3^rd’s at Northern Michigan, Region 19, and the LMC.

Anna Pray

Established herself in the 800m this spring, clearly a fan of excruciating pain over 2.5 minutes. Actually, she was a bit below that 2.5 min. mark, having closed her season with six consecutive sub-2:30’s, including a 12^th place finish in Division 3.

Kendall Standfest

Multi-sport star trended downwards as the season rolled along. After opening with a 21:53 at Pete Moss, Kendall subtracted two full minutes from that by the time she left East Jordan in late October.

Hunter Schellenbarger

Hunter’s progress from her freshman to sophomore year unlocked the Elks quest towards a top team. She leap frogged much of the 21’s and all of the 20’s on her path to a 19:55 and 10^th place finish at East Jordan.

Jaida Schulte

’22 season featured her first top-100 finish at MIS and a 30 sec. improvement at Region 19, heading well into the 20’s.

Eva Pray

Moved down in a few different manners. One, in terms of place: from 27^th to 17^th in the LMC and 27^th to 22^nd in Region 19. Then in terms of seconds, running 22:06 at that region in 2021 to 21:09 this past fall.

Joelle Swanson

Incredibly consistent in her first year running the 5k. Nearly all of her efforts were in the 21’s and even those that weren’t, were juuuust barely above 22:00.