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The Top Tens: Division 1 Boys #2

THE SUMMER PREVIEW





2022 Results

MeetDivisionPlace
AverillGold1st of 11
SpartanElite5th of 20
PortageD14th of 32
Gabriel RichardLarge1st of 13
KLAA2nd of 15
Region 42nd of 15
Division 1 State3rd of 27



Top Returners

Tyler Langley

Made great gains in the 1600m this spring, thanks to a valiant try in making it to Rockford. His 4:24 at Grand Ledge was excruciatingly close, yet in the process he found a 6 second personal best. A lesser man may have folded in the 3200m later day, but Tyler worked his way toward his first individual qualifier.

Luke Campbell

Was able to pull off the impressive double at Region 4, qualifying for State in the 1600m and 3200m, hitting personal bests along the way.

Tyler Brock

There aren’t many better programs than Brighton at developing from cross to track, track to cross, winter, and summer. Tyler’s 9:41 in the 3200m was nearly a minute faster than his freshman best.

Brady Millington

Looking again to those 9:4x’s, use his freshman track campaign for comparison. He didn’t run the 3200m in 2022, but he did run in the 1600m, barely staying on the north side of 5:00. Decreased his pace by 2-3 seconds a lap while doubling the distance.

Elijah Forbord

Two years ago, he began his career with three consecutive 20+ min. efforts. One year ago, he closed his fall with five of six 16-min. performances.

Nathan Moskal

Rocked his first sub-17 ever late and decided he wanted more, winning the Huron Meadows PROM with a 16:59.

Tyler Outlaw

This distance depth is unreal, the Bulldogs could have seven possible scorers on any given day. First year of track emitted a 4:35 and 9:58.

Bode Cooper

After 30+ races stretching between his freshman and sophomore years, Bode managed to sneak under 17:00 in a late September tri against Northville and Plymouth.

Josh Hamilton

If he keeps up this pattern of dropping time in two minute increments, he’ll be in the 15’s this fall. Seriously though, Josh has gone from 21:48 to 17:36 in two years, that progress continuing towards a 4:33 1600m in late April.

Potential Newcomers

Blake Kulesza

Sub-12 in all of his middle school races, including top-5 finishes in the KLAA and Zone 5.

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