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2024 State Previews & Predictions: The Hurdles

It’s that time of the year where the Best Crews get thrown aside, the numbers are tossed in the trash, and ol’ MIXCSR gets to voice his own predictions. 2022’s preview included simulations (similar to what I do in cross country), 2023’s version had stats and charts for an athlete’s average/most recent performances. Compiling all that info is easy during the fall, with 17 separate events in the spring, it’s too dang tedious.

Instead, I’ll be just rolling with my own predictions. I feel that I can do that. Cross Country is all number-based, as are the Best Crews, this is my one moment to put my thoughts out there. But before I let you know my process, know this: I appreciate everyone for competing, to those who’ve made it to June and those who haven’t, you’re awesome. To those who see this and want to prove them wrong: Go do that and tell me about it afterward. To those who see this and want to prove them right: I know you’re 100% capable of showing the world your greatness.

My general thought process for hurdles is this:

  • Consistency is huge, of course with the context of the competition and heights – emphasized a bit here
  • Improvement throughout the year – emphasized a bit here
  • Common competition
    • Now I haven’t even hurdled a step in my life, but I gotta imagine in the crowded space of the high hurdles, keeping your form and poise is essential – emphasized the most here
  • Looking back to previous years, ability to rise to the occasion in important meets

So here are the predictions, with a little writing beforehand and a bit of info on who I think might the All-State finishers.

BOYS PROJECTED SCORES (THROUGH 7 EVENTS)
GIRLS PROJECTED SCORES (THROUGH 7 EVENTS)

DIVISION ONE BOYS

Last Year

110h – Braxton Brann, 13.77 (wind legal!)
300h – Kayenn Mabin, 38.31

The Belleville infusion, the rise of Zacchaeus Brocks, and the return of Brayden Kennedy. Kennedy was a force during his sophomore year, All-State in both hurdle events. Unfortunately, he wasn’t able to be here for what would’ve been his junior version. But his senior version is here and primed to repeat the feats from two years ago. With the graduation of Brann and Mabin, a void was left that anyone could step into. Which is exactly what Zacchaeus did, dropping a second from his 110’s and a whopping 7+ seconds from his 300’s.

Oak Park and Pioneer’s girls have proved it over the years, if you want a direct path toward a state title, conquer the hurdles. And these Tigers boys + Coach Price have done their best to establish themselves as the best crew in the state. They’ve got three: Elijah Dotson, Schmar Gamble, and Will Jaiden Smith. The three can handle either event and also dabble in the sprints as well.

110h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
111Elijah DotsonBelleville5th Place – 2023, State leader into a headwind
210Zacchaeus BrocksDetroit Catholic Central17th Place – 2023, Oakland County Champ
310Schmar GambleBelleville#5 in Michigan
411Will Jaiden SmithBelleville#3 in Michigan
511Michael Piggee Jr.Muskegon10th Place – 2023, OK Green Champ
611Michael WilkersonRochester AdamsRegion 8 Champ
711Keaton HendricksZeeland West13th Place – 2023
812Brayden KennedyHighland-Milford6th Place – 2022, LVC Champ

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
111Will Jaiden SmithBellevilleRegion 5 Champ, #1 in Michigan
212Leonardo IgnacioSalineSEC Champ
312Brayden KennedyHighland-MilfordLakes Valley Champ
412Leonardo Peralta-CastroLincoln Park4.5 second improvement since junior year, #2 in Michigan
510Zacchaeus BrocksDetroit Catholic CentralRegion 9 Champ
610Schmar GambleBelleville5th Place – 2023
711Michael WilkersonRochester AdamsOakland County Champ
811Elijah DotsonBelleville4th Place – 2023, KLAA Champ

DIVISION ONE GIRLS

Last Year

110h – Nonah Waldron, 13.56
300h – Nonah Waldron, 40.37

Nonah Waldron may have moved on, but what was left behind was a stable of great competitors. Just look at the names from last year’s finals – Morgan Roundtree, Maya Rollins, Carrie VanNoy, Lindsay Johnson, Lauren Bickerdt. And Renaissance, Cass, East Kentwood, Belleville, amongst many others, are adding more into the mix.

Roundtree is the main contender in each, former champ in the 300h, and unbeaten in all but one hurdle final this year. She hasn’t faced Johnson or Rollins yet this year. Rollins has put up remarkable times, the only girl to get into the 13’s yet this year in the 100’s. Johnson is slowly inching towards Roundtree in the 300’s. However it shakes out – Oak Park, Renaissance, and Cass Tech will all be putting up points in their quests towards trophies

100h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Maya RollinsAnn Arbor Pioneer2nd Place – 2023, Unbeaten in 2024
212Morgan RoundtreeOak Park3rd Place – 2023, 3x All-State
312Lindsay JohnsonDetroit Cass Tech5th Place – 2023, Detroit PSL Champ
411Carrie VanNoyOak Park4th Place – 2023, 2x All-State
511Celeste DavisDetroit Renaissance#6 in Michigan
611Lauren BickerdtDetroit Renaissance8th Place – 2023, #9 in Michigan
710Laila HawkinsDetroit Cass Tech#1 sophomore in Michigan
811Jada WilsonBellevilleKLAA Champ

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Morgan RoundtreeOak Park2022 Champion, 3 top-3 State finishes
212Lindsay JohnsonDetroit Cass Tech3rd Place – 2022 & 2023, Detroit PSL Champ
311Lauren BickerdtDetroit Renaissance5th Place – 2023, 6th Place – 2022
412Ashley KraheNorthville16th Place – 2023, KLAA & Region 6 Champ
511Carrie VanNoyOak Park4th Place – 2023
610Alana BraceyEast Kentwood9th Place – 2023, OK Red Champ, #1 sophomore in Michigan
712Kate CarterWalled Lake NorthernRegion 9 & LVC Champ
812Lydia MichelinHighland-Milford7th Place – 2023

DIVISION TWO BOYS

Last Year

110h – Tyler Baker, 14.63
300h – AJ Martel, 38.90

Just as Region 5 is the anchor point of D1’s Boys hurdles, that stretch from Lansing to Grand Rapids is hurdling heaven in D2. The two defending champs are from Mason, and Tyler Baker is back to play a prominent role, hoping to go back-to-back in the 110’s. He’s joined by another Bulldog standout, Cole Ries.

Heading west, you get Charlotte (Cutler Brandt quickly embracing the hurdles), Wayland Union (Austin Graham on a roll as good as any), and come across Catholic Central with another two-headed monster – Mill Coleman and Marcus Nystrom. Previous competitions from those in this area play a role in these predictions and definitely will be part of the story on Saturday.

110h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Mill ColemanGrand Rapids Catholic Central9th Place – 2023, #8 in Michigan, Region 13 Champ
212Tyler BakerMasonDefending Champ, CAAC Red & Region 15 Champ
312Cole RiesMasonFirst season of high hurdlin’, #25 in Michigan
411DJ WhiteOrchard Lake St. Mary’s2nd Place – 2023, Region 15 Champ
512Austin GrahamWayland Union11th Place – 2023, Region 12 Champ
612Michael ArmettaMonroe JeffersonHuron League & Region 16 Champ
711Aydan MccareyNiles6th Place – 2023, Region 14 Champ
812Daniel RomeroFremont10th Place – 2023

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Mill ColemanGrand Rapids Catholic Central9th Place – 2023, #8 in Michigan, Region 13 Champ
212Tyler BakerMasonDefending Champ, CAAC Red & Region 15 Champ
312Cole RiesMasonFirst season of high hurdlin’, #25 in Michigan
411DJ WhiteOrchard Lake St. Mary’s2nd Place – 2023, Region 15 Champ
512Austin GrahamWayland Union11th Place – 2023, Region 12 Champ
612Michael ArmettaMonroe JeffersonHuron League & Region 16 Champ
711Aydan MccareyNiles6th Place – 2023, Region 14 Champ
812Daniel RomeroFremont10th Place – 2023

DIVISION TWO GIRLS

Last Year

110h – Ella Jenkins, 14.64
300h – Annabelle Densmore, 45.06

The young blood is taking over. Freshwomen and sophomores abound in these hurdle lists. Sadie Dykstra, hailing from the Blue Water Area, comes into the State Finals unscathed. 9th graders Macy Subka and Davea Crowe are among the freshwomen 300 hurdlers in Michigan. Then of course, you have old heads such as Leila Wells, hoping to recapture the magic of ’22 or Kam Moored, hoping to make the most of her first individual qualifier.

100h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
110Zion EllisBerrien Springs9th Place – 2023, Region 14 Champ
211Brooklyn HarmonMiddleville Thornapple-KelloggOK Gold & Region 13 Champ
310Jayden VandenAkkerAlleganSAC Champion, #5 sophomore in Michigan
410Sadie DykstraYale5th Place  – 2023, Unbeaten in 2024
512Leila WellsChelsea2022 Champion, Region 16 & SEC White Champ
611Keirra TaubeYaleNearly 2 sec. improvement from sophomore year
712Mallory HuttengaGrand Rapids South Christian13th Place – 2023
811Lynzi EvansCranbrook-Kingswood7th Place – 2023, CHSL AA Champ

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
110Sadie DykstraYale6th Place – 2023, Unbeaten in 2024
211Brooklyn HarmonMiddleville Thornapple-KelloggOK Gold & Region 13 Champ
310Gabrielle HufnagelOwossoRegion 20 Champ
412Kambria MooredHopkinsRegion 12 & OK Silver Champ
59Macy SubkaSpring Lake#3 freshman in Michigan
610Jayden VandenAkkerAllegan10th Place – 2023, SAC & Region 14 Champ
79Davea CrowePinckneySEC White & Region 17 Champ, #2 freshman in Michigan
811Abby LambersHudsonville Unity ChristianNearly 3 sec. improvement from sophomore year, OK Blue Champ

DIVISION THREE BOYS

Last Year

110h – Holden Van Poppel, 14.48
300h – Torren Mapes, 40.01

Holden Van Poppel returns to defend his crown and the 300’s are wide open between returners and newcomers. Van Poppel has a bit less on his resume compared to this point in 2023. But you wonder if that’s intentional, because when it’s mattered, he’s won, and won quickly.

I like the confluence of returners (Elijah Dyer), freshmen (Brandon Commet), and then the unbeaten folks such as Matthew Johnston and Max Ward. Unlike Divisions 1 & 2, many of these kids are coming from different areas, it will be interesting to see how they embrace a field full of competition.

110h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
111Max WardElk Rapids11th Place – 2023, Region 21 Champ
211Caleb WalkerChesaningRegion 30 Champ
312Holden van PoppelNapoleonDefending Champ, Region 25 & Cascades Champ
412Rhys BedfordDelton-Kellogg24th Place – 2023, SAC Champ
59Brandon CommetIda#1 freshman in Michigan
611Grant WheatonLakeview10th Place – 2023, Region 23 Champ
710Drew EnrightSchoolcraftRegion 24 Champ
812Elijah DyerSpringport21st Place – 2023

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
111Max WardElk Rapids11th Place – 2023, Unbeaten in 2024
212Elijah DyerSpringport3rd Place – 2023, Region 25 Champ
312Matthew JohnstonHemlock9th Place – 2023, Unbeaten in 2024
411Aden NystromOlivet3.5 second improvement from sophomore year, #54 in Michigan
511Rushawn JamesConstantine2+ second improvement from sophomore year, #46 in Michigan
69Brandon CommetIda#1 freshman in Michigan
711Grant WheatonLakeview12th Place – 2023, Region 23 Champ
810Jacob HartMcBainHighland Conference, Region 21 Champ

DIVISION THREE GIRLS

Last Year

110h – Destiny McDaniels, 15.28
300h – Emily Peters, 46.09

Last spring, I recall remarking or pondering the magnificent youth of this D3 hurdle group. Look at them again. I know the top-8 predictions don’t represent the whole state, but in a hypothetical world where these are completely correct, every single one of them is coming back next year.

But for now, we’re in 2024 and Emily Peters has a title to defend, Beth Sweeney is gunning for her in the 300’s while hoping to hold down the 100’s, and many of the top 300 girls have dropped significant time this season.

100h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
111Beth SweeneyErie MasonRegion 26 Champ
211Sadie LarsonLake City8th Place – 2023, Region 22 Champ
39Elli VanDusenKalamazoo Christian#1 freshman in Michigan
411Sophia OrtonSchoolcraft17th Place – 2023, Region 24 Champ
511Norah GaltonKingsleyNWC Champ
611Nevada GillonsUnion City10th Place – 2023, Big 8 Champ
710Brookelyn ParkerQuincyRegion 25 Champ
811Hannah AbbottRemus Chippewa Hills13th Place – 2023, CSAA Champ

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
110Emily PetersOlivetDefending Champ, Unbeaten in 2024
211Beth SweeneyErie Mason11th Place – 2023, Unbeaten in May
311Norah GaltonKingsley3+ sec. improvement from sophomore year, NWC & Region 22 Champ
411Nevada GillonsUnion City3+ sec. improvement from sophomore year, Big 8 Champ
510Brookelyn ParkerQuincyNearly 4 sec. improvement from freshman year, Region 25 Champ
611Hannah AbbottRemus Chippewa Hills9th Place – 2023, CSAA Champ
710Julia HughesIda2nd Place – 2023, LCAA Champ
810Mya ViegelahnGrass Lake1.5 sec. improvement from freshman year and 1st qualifier in the hurdles

DIVISION FOUR BOYS

Last Year

110h – Tayshawn Bester, 15.13
300h – Landon Bennett, 39.85

The age old battle of time vs. competition. Brady Feldpausch owns the best times in the Division, but Tayshawn Bester and Landon Bennett got crowns to defend.

110h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Tayshawn BesterReadingDefending Champion, Region 35 Champ
211Brady FeldpauschFowler2nd Place – 2023, Region 37 Champ
312Daniele TomasiHoltonRegion 33 Champ
412Landon BennettAthens3rd Place – 2023, Team State Winner
511Jordan PiscoWhite PigeonRegion 34 Champ
611Logan SmithMorrice5th Place – 2023
712Michael RossRiverview Gabriel RichardRegion 40 Champ
812Kaden BruceKingstonRegion 38 Champ

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
111Brady FeldpauschFowler2nd Place – 2023, Unbeaten in 2024
210Dawson ScharerHillsdale AcademyDefending Champion, Region 35 Champ
312Landon BennettAthens#2 in Division 4, Team State Winner
412Jadin MixOnaway10th Place – 2023, Region 31 Champ
512Jack LantzNew BuffaloRegion 34 Champ
611Kris VigarsRiverview Gabriel Richard14th Place – 2023, Region 40 Champ
712Kaden BruceKingston12th Place – 2023, Unbeaten in May
811Alex RichardsHillsdale AcademyNearly 3 second improvement from sophomore year

DIVISION FOUR GIRLS

Last Year

110h – Molly Brown, 15.01
300h – Anna Plum, 46.01

The powers of experience and the inexperienced who may not know any better. Upperclasswomen standouts such as Molly Brown, Mazie Robison, Sophia Schrauben have all been on this stage and have done very well. Someone such as Ava Mustapha is new to this whole thang and is picking it up quite quickly. Over half of her hurdle races have been wins and she’s raced to the fastest 300 time in D4.

100h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
111Molly BrownAddisonDefending Champion, Region 35 & Cascades Conference Champ
211Ava MustaphaLansing ChristianCMAC Champ
312Sophia SchraubenPortland St. Patrick4th Place – 2023, Region 36 Champ
411Mazie RobisonSaugatuck2nd Place – 2023 (D3), Region 34 Champ
512Leah RorickMorenci5th Place – 2023, TCC Champ
69Novella DeGraafSaugatuck#5 freshman in Michigan
712Abby KisslingBrethrenRegion 33 Champ
89Lucy CoteHillsdale AcademySCAA Champ, #8 freshman in Michigan

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
111Ava MustaphaLansing ChristianCMAC & Region 36 Champ
210Paige ThelenFowler7th Place – 2023, Region 37 Champ
311Tamerah PetersonParkway Christian13th Place – 2023, 2nd Place – Macomb County
411Molly BrownAddison2nd Place – 2023, Region 35 & Cascades Conference Champ
512Sophia SchraubenPortland St. Patrick4th Place – 2023
611Rebecca MoellerDeckerville11th Place – 2023, Region 38 Champ
711Ava MallarPittsford3rd Place – 2023, SCAA Champ
812Abby KisslingBrethren20th Place – 2023, Region 33 Champ

UP DIVISION ONE BOYS

Last Year

110h – Will Fairchild, 15.60
300h – Will Fairchild, 41.88

Will Fairchild moves on and this brings about a massive matchup: Luke Bracket vs. Brody Mattila. In 2023, each finished 2nd and 3rd respectively in the two hurdle events. For the 110’s, they’re both unbeaten in 2024. Mattila hasn’t been touched in the longer race, though Brady Mager put a definite scare into him at Region 42.

110h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Luke BracketGladstone2nd Place – 2023, Undefeated in 2024
212Brody MattilaHoughton3rd Place – 2023, Undefeated in 2024
311Brady MagerNegauneeMarquette County Champ
410Sid OlsonKingsford#11 in the UP
59Kyle WatermanNegaunee#2 freshman in the UP
612Carsyn HinksonManistique#14 in the UP
711Seamus WaiteMarquette#10 in the UP
810Isaac NiebuhrSault Ste. Marie7th Place – 2023

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Brody MattilaHoughton3rd Place – 2023, Undefeated in 2024
211Brady MagerNegaunee6th Place – 2023, Marquette County Champ
312Luke BracketGladstone2nd Place – 2023, Region 41 Champ
410Ford RichardsonMarquette#8 in the UP
512Carsyn HinksonManistique3+ second improvement since junior year
610Sid OlsonKingsford2+ second improvement since junior year
79Kyle WatermanNegaunee#1 freshman in the UP
810Oliver KudejMarquette4+ second improvement since junior year

UP DIVISION ONE GIRLS

Last Year

110h – Danica Ryyanen, 16.80
300h – Madison Pekrul, 48.95

Two freshwomen have taken the Upper Peninsula by force – Sadie Rogers and Ahnaka Oshelski. Being from the Soo and past Marquette, the two haven’t faced each other. They’ll likely compete for the two hurdle thrones, but I bet defending 300h champion Madison Pekrul has something to say about that, as she did to secure the win at Region 41.

100h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
19Sadie RogersNegauneeUnbeaten in 2024, #1 freshman in UP
29Ahnaka OshelskiSault Ste. MarieRegion 41 & Straits Area Conference Champ, #2 freshman in UP
311Madison PekrulNegaunee2nd Place – 2023
410Ava StalboergerEscanabaGNC Conference Champ
510Camryn PertileHoughton7th Place – 2023
611Annabelle FazzariSault Ste. Marie2nd Place – 2022
711Kristy KarlGladstone6th Place – 2023
811Chloe SerafinHoughton4th Place – 2023

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
19Ahnaka OshelskiSault Ste. MarieRegion 41 & Straits Area Conference Champ, #1 freshman in UP
29Sadie RogersNegauneeWestPAC Conference Champ, #2 freshman in UP
311Madison PekrulNegauneeDefending Champion, Region 42 Champ
411Maggie MartinEscanabaGNC Conference Champ
510Ava StalboergerEscanaba#4 sophomore in UP
69Chloe JacksonMarquette#3 freshman in UP
711Chloe SerafinHoughton5th Place – 2023
810Josie MechlingNegaunee8th Place – 2023

UP DIVISION TWO BOYS

Last Year

110h – David Kozisek, 15.40
300h – David Kozisek, 41.39

We really missed out on some great hurdle matchups at Munising’s home invite. Time-wise, the Mustangs’ Joe Kelley has been one of the better hurdlers of the year. He’s only been bested once – by top freshman Gionni McDonough. We’ll see in a few days how he stacks up against Tramon Gauthier.

110h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Tramon GauthierIshpeming7th Place – 2023, Region 43 Champ
212Joe KelleyMunising7th Place (D3) – 2023, Region 44 Champ
39Gionni McDonoughBark River-Harris#1 freshman in the UP
411Tommy StoreyPickfordOver a second improvement from sophomore year
510John AndersonPickfordEUP Conference Champion
610Talon HughesIronwood8th Place – 2023
712Alec ArvonIshpeming6th Place – 2023
810Logan HolmIronwood2.3 second improvement from freshman year

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Joe KelleyMunisingUnbeaten in 2024
212Tramon GauthierIshpeming4th Place – 2023, Region 43 Champ
311Tommy StoreyPickfordEUP Conference Champion
410John AndersonPickford#13 in the UP
512Alec ArvonIshpeming8th Place – 2023
610Oliver BrzuchalskiPickford3+ second improvement from freshman year
710Logan HolmIronwood#29 in the UP
810Talon HughesIronwood#51 in the UP

UP DIVISION TWO GIRLS

Last Year

110h – Lena Pleaugh, 16.72
300h – Lena Pleaugh, 49.79

After Lena Pleaugh doubled up in ’23, can Lauren Zawada do the same? Girl does hold the top times in each race. And can another Zawada join her to go 1-2 in the 300’s?

100h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Lauren ZawadaBark River-HarrisRegion 44 Champ
211Dayne BehningMunising5th Place (D3) – 2023
311Addison PizziHancock5th Place – 2023, Region 43 Champ
412Seanna StineWest Iron County4th Place – 2023
511Rowyn FiszerWest Iron County6th Place – 2023
69Evelyn NicholasIshpeming#15 freshman in UP
79Sophia RedlonGwinn
810Hailey KetolaGwinn

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Lauren ZawadaBark River-Harris2nd Place – 2023, Region 44 Champ
29Emma ZawadaBark River-Harris#5 freshman in UP
311Dayne BehningMunising5th Place (D3) – 2023
412Seanna StineWest Iron County3rd Place – 2023
59Laynie KorpiIshpemingRegion 43 Champ
69Zahra WicksIron Mountain
711Rowyn FiszerWest Iron County
89Evelyn NicholasIshpeming

UP DIVISION THREE BOYS

Last Year

110h – Samuel McKissack, 16.71
300h – Chris Hopson, 45.21

Can anyone match Jonathan Ingalls? The St. Ignace Saint is unbeaten against D3 competition and it hasn’t been very close either. If anyone, it could be defending champ Chris Hopson in the 300’s, who last year ran a personal best to capture the crown. Or perhaps one of the Upper Peninsula’s top freshmen?

110h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Jonathan IngallsSt. Ignace2nd Place (D2) – 2023, Region 45 Champ
210Greg TaylorRapid RiverRegion 46 Champ
312Elijah ParkerEngadineFirst season competing in the high hurdles
412Gabe PopkoLake Linden-Hubbell5th Place – 2023, Region 47 Champ
510Asher PriebeStephenson#27 in the UP
611Miles LindholmNorth Dickinson County10th Place – 2023, Region 48 Champ
712Achilles SuriBessemer6th Place – 2023
89Connor KemppainenL’Anse#4 freshman in the UP

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
112Jonathan IngallsSt. Ignace2nd Place (D2) – 2023, Region 45 Champ
212Liam RaoNewberry4th Place (D2) – 2022
39Connor KemppainenL’Anse#3 freshman in the UP
49Lukas AxfordLake Linden-Hubbell#4 freshman in the UP
511Kaiden GariepyLake Linden-HubbellNearly 4 second improvement from sophomore year
611Chris HopsonNewberryDefending Champion
710Leonard HuffmanSt. IgnaceFirst year running the 300’s
89Dietrich RasnerForest ParkRegion 48 Champ, #6 freshman in the UP

UP DIVISION THREE GIRLS

Last Year

110h – Abi Codere, 16.72
300h – Emily Jokela, 45.63

Can Emily Jokela keep the streak going? Twenty-one straight at this point and at this point in the season, the most impressive hurdle mark of any girl from our more scenic peninsula.

100h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
110Ava FischerForest ParkRegion 48 Champ, #1 in UP
212Autumn TremblayBrimleyUnbeaten in 2024
310Avery VisnawSt. Ignace2nd Place (D2) – 2023
49Ava ElliottBrimley#3 freshman in UP
511Claire OvenEngadineRegion 46 Champ
610Cleo MilkeyLake Linden-Hubbell9th Place – 2023
78Addy OtradovecPowers North Central
812Ellie DeleneBaraga10th Place – 2023

300h

PlaceGradeNameTeamNotes
111Emily JokelaLake Linden-Hubbell21 consecutive 300 hurdle victories, including 2 State Titles
210Ava FischerForest Park4th Place – 2023, Region 48 Champ
310Avery VisnawSt. Ignace5th Place (D2) – 2023
412Autumn TremblayBrimleyEUP Conference & Region 45 Champ
59Laila BellDollar Bay#3 freshman in UP
611Claire OvenEngadine6th Place – 2023
710Aubrey ApplekampNorth Dickinson County
812Grace VanWormerBig Bay de Noc

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