50 Tickets to Brooklyn: Girls #18

THE SUMMER PREVIEW

Accomplishments & Accolades

• 800m – 2:20
• 1600m – 5:03
• 3200m – 10:42
• 5k (XC) – 18:51

• 6^th Place – OK Red
• 7^th Place – Region 1
• 8^th Place – D1 State 3200m
• 10^th Place – D1 State 1600m
• 2^nd Place – OK Red 1600/3200m

Ratings Throughout the Years

Grade	Name	Time	Team	Rating	Meet	Date	Year
9	Daisy Cox	19:20.4	Rockford	127.9	Division 1 State	4-Nov	2023
9	Daisy Cox	19:03.1	Rockford	131.6	Region 1	28-Oct	2023
9	Daisy Cox	18:51.0	Rockford	137.0	OK Red Conference	19-Oct	2023
9	Daisy Cox	19:22.4	Rockford	130.5	Portage	7-Oct	2023
9	Daisy Cox	19:03.3	Rockford	137.2	Allendale Falcon	30-Sep	2023
9	Daisy Cox	19:46.0	Rockford	121.7	Cedar Springs	23-Sep	2023
9	Daisy Cox	19:24.7	Rockford	130.4	Ottawa Hills	15-Sep	2023
9	Daisy Cox	19:58.4	Rockford	122.2	Bath	9-Sep	2023
9	Daisy Cox	20:06.8	Rockford	122.4	Under the Lights v2	25-Aug	2023
9	Daisy Cox	20:33.5	Rockford	118.2	Portage Early Bird	18-Aug	2023

The Rundown

There are freshmen that carved themselves a prominent role in XC. Hanging at the front of State Finals races, helping their teams win titles.

Then there are some in which development took a little longer, but are poised to make an impact this year and in the coming seasons.

To view Daisy’s transformation that occurred during track, just look at how she performed relative to her OK Red peers. In XC jamborees, she averaged a 6^th place finish (10, 4, 6). At the conference track meet, two 2^nd place finishes in the 1600m and 3200m, even after a 4×8 that likely put some hurt into her legs. Even more dramatically, her 8^th place finish in the D1 3200m wouldn’t have been possible for the November Daisy who placed 76^th at State.

Rockford is back and a contender for the podium in November. With a quickly progressing girl at the front, the Rams will have no choice but to follow.