STATE RECORDS
Girls 800m – 2:00.53
Well, this record was a bit slower prior to this past weekend. But I would say this – any record is in reach with Emmry Ross on the track. My estimation is that in shooting for the back-to-back quad victories (a feat only accomplished once in Lower Peninsula history!), Ross might leave a little in the tank for the 3200m. By that thought, state records might be out of the equation, but watch out for the national meets to come.
Girls Shot Put – 52’ 10.75”
On the other hand, there’s nothing to hold back in the throws. And Addyson Stiverson is so calloused from years of training, throwing, and lifting that a few honest attempts at a record won’t be a hindrance. After all, it’s her own record, established earlier this year.
STATE MEET RECORDS
Lightly Stressed
Girls 100m – 11.94
Giuliana Nastale is your candidate here. She’s been a consistent figure in the low-12’s thus far in 2025 and she showed last season that she’s capable of running her best on this Kent City track.
Boys 4×1 – 42.94
Gotta say, I didn’t see this level of performance from Standish Sterling. Their 44.13 to win The Hurd Invite was solid, then they blasted a 43.41 for a Jack Pine championship. When their A squad is together, they’re undefeated in the past month, and while pressed, who knows what’s possible?
Boys Shot Put – 63’ 9.5”
Inching closer and closer has been Mason Mayne. Two years ago, the Lawton Blue Devil threw 55’ in a runner-up finish. Last spring, it was a 60’ toss with the same placing. He comes in as the favorite this time around, just recently reaching a 61’ 3” personal best.
Feeling Pressure
Girls 4×1 – 49.57
It’s not as if any one team has the main shot, it’s that many teams are within range. Traverse City St. Francis, Kingsley, Olivet, Coloma, Hart, Grass Lake, and Erie Mason have all run under 51.00 this season.
Girls Discus – 160’ 0”
For her “lesser” event, Addyson Stiverson owns the #2 disc in Michigan and #7 mark for sophomores nationwide. She’s also gained 20’ in the past year, what’s another 6.5?
Boys 400m – 48.17
One of my favorite subjects – year to year improvement. Dennis Jackson must have noticed the exploits of Darnell Hall and Geoffrey McBurrows and thought that he belonged at their level. Because 53.5 has become 48.43 in a years’ time.
Boys Discus – 187’ 1”
Perhaps a little more accessible for Mason Mayne. The senior has already blasted into the 180’s, now only a few feet from the State Meet record. He’s picked up a title here last year and now has the opportunity to etch his name further into history.
Under Duress
Girls 400m – 55.15
Girls 800m – 2:09.61
Girls 1600m – 4:48.89
I stated earlier that Emmry Ross may conserve energy throughout the day. I’m happy to report that even while conserving energy, these are all within sight.
Girls Shot Put – 50’ 9.5”
A lil’ consolatory prize if Addyson Stiverson doesn’t pass the state record. It’s hard to believe in her early history of throwing shot that this record does NOT already belong to her.
Boys 100m – 10.71
Boys 200m – 21.76
The magnificent, Dartmouth-bound senior Santino Cicarella has shown an ability to rise to the level of competition. He’s ran with the D1 kids at both Farmington and the Oak Park Spring Classic, running sub-22 and 10.6 in these respective events. Both events are indicators that he won’t shy away from competition capable of running these times, such as Trevor Smith and Dennis Jackson.
With Hall of Fame capable athletes gracing our events, I’ll go on a limb and say 4 State Meet Records and one State Record falls on Saturday.
Intriguing Events and Happenings
Many Candidates in the Boys Hurdles
Athletic.net has created these helpful charts (used in many of the predictions here) to compare the top athletes in each discipline. And you can see here that Max Ward, Caleb Walker, Leland VanAlstine, Aden Nystrom, and Zander Goodwin are all prominent names that can win in the hurdles. Take the 300’s for instance. Ward has the fastest time of the year, a 38.74 at Ken Bell. A week later, Walker nearly matched that with a 38.93. Walker ran up a significant margin on VanAlstine at Region 30, but VanAlstine nearly shut down that time gap with a 39.14 at Greater Lansing. Goodwin stamped his name as a candidate on Tuesday, notching a 39.16 at Hillsdale County. You could write a similar script for the 110’s.
How Long Will the Pole Vault last?
You’ve got 42 boys and 31 girls that are entered in the vault, a total that HAS to be the highest of any event, any division. I believe that the method used for the EQ was an average of the 6th place finish at the State Finals for the past few years. For the Additional Qualifier, it’s an average of the 2nd place regional finishes from the past few years. These aren’t subjective standards, which then means that the D3 vault strength is at an all-time high.
An Unblemished Finals Career?
Two paragraphs about the vault? You betcha, especially when Tryce Tokar is vying for his fourth individual title. His season is going the way many have, full of victories and putting together his best material at season’s end. In the past few weeks, he’s twice matched his personal best of 15′, winning Region 30 and at Team State. Beyond the vault, he’s entered in all of the sprint relays, a logistical and physical challenge that only an experienced senior can pull off.
Potential Girls Team Champions
Generally, I tend to think this is pretty simple. One needs elite athletes, the advantage being more of them. Those elite athletes need to score what they’re capable of, buoyed by those who would be stepping up when less expected.
Erie Mason – the prime case of elite athletes and supplementary pieces. The Eagles benefit from having Giuliana Nastale and Beth Sweeney in separate events, then using those two as prime pieces in relays. Of course, those relays are also enhanced by the presence of Paige Konrad and Bailey Meiring.
Lansing Catholic – have a ton of upside from the sheer amount of pieces. Stella Gates, Josie Bishop, Grace Wonch, Isabelle Currie, Frances Melinn are all athletes that can pick up a few more points in their respective events. Added together and combined with their relay strength, that may be enough to challenge for the win.
Traverse City St. Francis – has two elite athletes in Helen Biggar and Sophia Tucker. Both have the ability to hit the podium in short sprints, then add enough spice to the relays to challenge for the wins. Unfortunately for the Glads state title hopes, they run the same events, thus limiting the potential points.
Olivet – like Lansing Catholic, a team with potential upside. Emily Peters is no stranger to state success, but she faces an improved field in the hurdles. Sophia Pell has been leaping at a high level all year, then is in the mix in the high hurdles. Add in a Celina Sinclair and the relay combinations that follow and one could conjure up scenarios where the Green n’ Black hoist a trophy.
Onsted – Last spring, all of Emmry Ross’s 40 points were what it took to attain 2nd place. Sadly for the above teams, she’s a stronger and faster runner. I don’t think 40 points will be enough to win, but it puts a number and pressure for the above teams.
Potential Boys Team Champions
Chesaning – using the old Pioneer and current Oak Park route. Concentrate around a dominant hurdler (Caleb Walker), find other points in the sprints (Zach Harlan), combine those two in the relays. Add in an Eric Barancik, a high jumper that hasn’t been beaten in over a month and you’ve stirred up a state-contending concoction.
Pewamo-Westphalia – is it me, or are they always in contention. The thing is, with the Pirates, it can be anyone. They had some incredible throwers the past few years that have moved on. Nowadays, it’s Trevor Smith, someone I’ve personally witnessed lay waste to fields at Bluejay. He’ll combine with others on sprint relays, where the Pirates will need to place ahead of Chesaning and push them down to have a chance.
Lansing Catholic – Coach Simpson loves his relays (they were a major reason that LC took home the 2022 title) and the Cougars have a real shot at podium finishes in all four. I’ve loved the career of Leland VanAlstine, who seemingly improves in every race in each hurdle discipline. Maybe an upset victory is in the cards?
GIRLS TEAM PREDICTIONS
BOYS TEAM PREDICTIONS
Girls Event Predictions
| Place | Team | Event |
| 1st | Traverse City St. Francis | 4×1 |
| 2nd | Kingsley | 4×1 |
| 3rd | Hart | 4×1 |
| 4th | Coloma | 4×1 |
| 5th | Olivet | 4×1 |
| 6th | Grass Lake | 4×1 |
| 7th | Erie Mason | 4×1 |
| 8th | Midland Bullock Creek | 4×1 |
| Place | Team | Event |
| 1st | Olivet | 4×2 |
| 2nd | Traverse City St. Francis | 4×2 |
| 3rd | Grass Lake | 4×2 |
| 4th | Lansing Catholic | 4×2 |
| 5th | Kingsley | 4×2 |
| 6th | Coloma | 4×2 |
| 7th | Hart | 4×2 |
| 8th | Remus Chippewa Hills | 4×2 |
| Place | Team | Event |
| 1st | Lansing Catholic | 4×4 |
| 2nd | Erie Mason | 4×4 |
| 3rd | Olivet | 4×4 |
| 4th | Remus Chippewa Hills | 4×4 |
| 5th | Constantine | 4×4 |
| 6th | Elk Rapids | 4×4 |
| 7th | Onsted | 4×4 |
| 8th | Saginaw Valley Lutheran | 4×4 |
| Place | Team | Event |
| 1st | Pewamo-Westphalia | 4×8 |
| 2nd | Lansing Catholic | 4×8 |
| 3rd | Stanton Central Montcalm | 4×8 |
| 4th | Newaygo | 4×8 |
| 5th | Jackson Lumen Christi | 4×8 |
| 6th | Remus Chippewa Hills | 4×8 |
| 7th | Ithaca | 4×8 |
| 8th | McBain | 4×8 |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Addyson Stiverson | Montrose | Discus |
| 2nd | Brenna McDonald | Schoolcraft | Discus |
| 3rd | Jenna Spitzley | Pewamo-Westphalia | Discus |
| 4th | Kaylee Kopulos | Springport | Discus |
| 5th | Isabel Rozeveld | McBain | Discus |
| 6th | Niki McNeil | Saugatuck | Discus |
| 7th | Shayler McIntyre | Caro | Discus |
| 8th | Tess Farkas | St. Louis | Discus |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Addyson Stiverson | Montrose | Shot Put |
| 2nd | Brenna McDonald | Schoolcraft | Shot Put |
| 3rd | Isabel Rozeveld | McBain | Shot Put |
| 4th | Mattie LaFreniere | Manton | Shot Put |
| 5th | Mariah Kerley | East Jackson | Shot Put |
| 6th | Tess Farkas | St. Louis | Shot Put |
| 7th | Jenna Spitzley | Pewamo-Westphalia | Shot Put |
| 8th | Kaylee Kopulos | Springport | Shot Put |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Emma Wildt | Homer | Pole Vault |
| 2nd | Natalie Gibson | Remus Chippewa Hills | Pole Vault |
| 3rd | Clara Vollmar | Remus Chippewa Hills | Pole Vault |
| 4th | Mattie LaFreniere | Manton | Pole Vault |
| 5th | Julia Sergeant | Houghton Lake | Pole Vault |
| 6th | Carly Sicilia | The Potter’s House | Pole Vault |
| 7th | Ava Iverson | Benzie Central | Pole Vault |
| 8th | Megan Robertson | Lawton | Pole Vault |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Elli VanDusen | Kalamazoo Christian | High Jump |
| 2nd | Beth Sweeney | Erie Mason | High Jump |
| 3rd | Sophia Pell | Olivet | High Jump |
| 4th | Ereni Polhamus | Comstock | High Jump |
| 5th | Ava Thomas | Kalamazoo Christian | High Jump |
| 6th | Joselyn Flores | Hart | High Jump |
| 7th | Jaidyn Klimp | Galesburg-Augusta | High Jump |
| 8th | Ayva Reynolds | Napoleon | High Jump |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Sohanny Gonzalez-Castillo | The Potter’s House | Long Jump |
| 2nd | Morgan Andres | Newaygo | Long Jump |
| 3rd | Samantha Hopkins | Harrison | Long Jump |
| 4th | Destiny McDaniels | Bath | Long Jump |
| 5th | Sophia Tucker | Traverse City St. Francis | Long Jump |
| 6th | Taylor Carlson | Durand | Long Jump |
| 7th | Sadie Larson | Lake City | Long Jump |
| 8th | Madilynn Thorn | Ottawa Lake-Whiteford | Long Jump |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Giuliana Nastale | Erie Mason | 100m |
| 2nd | Helen Biggar | Traverse City St. Francis | 100m |
| 3rd | Chloe Basner | Millington | 100m |
| 4th | Audrey Huizinga | Manistee | 100m |
| 5th | Sophia Tucker | Traverse City St. Francis | 100m |
| 6th | Taylor Carlson | Durand | 100m |
| 7th | Aneah Wilson | Clintondale | 100m |
| 8th | Adela Iles | Monroe St. Mary CC | 100m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Giuliana Nastale | Erie Mason | 200m |
| 2nd | Naika Rath | Hudson | 200m |
| 3rd | Sophia Tucker | Traverse City St. Francis | 200m |
| 4th | Audrey Huizinga | Manistee | 200m |
| 5th | Helen Biggar | Traverse City St. Francis | 200m |
| 6th | Celina Sinclair | Olivet | 200m |
| 7th | Adela Iles | Monroe St. Mary CC | 200m |
| 8th | Nyah Bell | Evart | 200m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Emmry Ross | Onsted | 400m |
| 2nd | Audrey Huizinga | Manistee | 400m |
| 3rd | Stella Gates | Lansing Catholic | 400m |
| 4th | Naika Rath | Hudson | 400m |
| 5th | Katelyn Wendling | New Lothrop | 400m |
| 6th | Alina Martinson | Saugatuck | 400m |
| 7th | Peyton Nellis | Remus Chippewa Hills | 400m |
| 8th | Grace VanderKooi | Muskegon WMC | 400m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Emmry Ross | Onsted | 800m |
| 2nd | Grace VanderKooi | Muskegon WMC | 800m |
| 3rd | Hope Miller | Blissfield | 800m |
| 4th | Whitney Werner | Pewamo-Westphalia | 800m |
| 5th | Frances Melinn | Lansing Catholic | 800m |
| 6th | Megan Gottschall | Lake City | 800m |
| 7th | Josie Bishop | Lansing Catholic | 800m |
| 8th | Alaina McClain | Ottawa Lake-Whiteford | 800m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Emmry Ross | Onsted | 1600m |
| 2nd | Eliza Bush | Ypsilanti Arbor Prep | 1600m |
| 3rd | Josie Bishop | Lansing Catholic | 1600m |
| 4th | Kyah Hoffman | Stanton Central Montcalm | 1600m |
| 5th | Ashley Choponis | Stanton Central Montcalm | 1600m |
| 6th | Hope Miller | Blissfield | 1600m |
| 7th | Whitney Werner | Pewamo-Westphalia | 1600m |
| 8th | Grace Wonch | Lansing Catholic | 1600m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Emmry Ross | Onsted | 3200m |
| 2nd | Eliza Bush | Ypsilanti Arbor Prep | 3200m |
| 3rd | Kyah Hoffman | Stanton Central Montcalm | 3200m |
| 4th | Alyssa Kramer | Pewamo-Westphalia | 3200m |
| 5th | Eliana Max | Kent City | 3200m |
| 6th | Samantha Schroeder | Jackson Lumen Christi | 3200m |
| 7th | Ashley Choponis | Stanton Central Montcalm | 3200m |
| 8th | Grace Wonch | Lansing Catholic | 3200m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Julia Hughes | Ida | 100h |
| 2nd | Beth Sweeney | Erie Mason | 100h |
| 3rd | Norah Galton | Kingsley | 100h |
| 4th | Brookelyn Parker | Quincy | 100h |
| 5th | Sophia Pell | Olivet | 100h |
| 6th | Sadie Larson | Lake City | 100h |
| 7th | Elli VanDusen | Kalamazoo Christian | 100h |
| 8th | Mazie Robison | Saugatuck | 100h |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Emily Peters | Olivet | 300h |
| 2nd | Beth Sweeney | Erie Mason | 300h |
| 3rd | Norah Galton | Kingsley | 300h |
| 4th | Hannah Abbott | Remus Chippewa Hills | 300h |
| 5th | Brookelyn Parker | Quincy | 300h |
| 6th | Isabelle Currie | Lansing Catholic | 300h |
| 7th | Faith Stump | Pewamo-Westphalia | 300h |
| 8th | Julia Hughes | Ida | 300h |
Boys Event Predictions
| Place | Team | Event |
| 1st | Standish Sterling | 4×1 |
| 2nd | Warren Michigan Collegiate | 4×1 |
| 3rd | Lansing Catholic | 4×1 |
| 4th | Pewamo-Westphalia | 4×1 |
| 5th | University Liggett | 4×1 |
| 6th | Hart | 4×1 |
| 7th | Comstock | 4×1 |
| 8th | Lawton | 4×1 |
| Place | Team | Event |
| 1st | Chesaning | 4×2 |
| 2nd | Pewamo-Westphalia | 4×2 |
| 3rd | Ovid-Elsie | 4×2 |
| 4th | Hart | 4×2 |
| 5th | Lansing Catholic | 4×2 |
| 6th | Michigan Center | 4×2 |
| 7th | Olivet | 4×2 |
| 8th | Burton Atherton | 4×2 |
| Place | Team | Event |
| 1st | Chesaning | 4×4 |
| 2nd | Traverse City St. Francis | 4×4 |
| 3rd | Hart | 4×4 |
| 4th | Lansing Catholic | 4×4 |
| 5th | Parchment | 4×4 |
| 6th | Hanover-Horton | 4×4 |
| 7th | Brooklyn Columbia Central | 4×4 |
| 8th | Ovid-Elsie | 4×4 |
| Place | Team | Event |
| 1st | Pewamo-Westphalia | 4×8 |
| 2nd | Traverse City St. Francis | 4×8 |
| 3rd | Muskegon WMC | 4×8 |
| 4th | Lansing Catholic | 4×8 |
| 5th | The Potter’s House | 4×8 |
| 6th | Ann Arbor Greenhills | 4×8 |
| 7th | Jonesville | 4×8 |
| 8th | Hanover-Horton | 4×8 |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Mason Mayne | Lawton | Discus |
| 2nd | Chase Bott | Kingsley | Discus |
| 3rd | Brock Spitzley | Ovid-Elsie | Discus |
| 4th | Lucas Sidlauskas | Cheboygan | Discus |
| 5th | Mason Brodie | Clinton | Discus |
| 6th | Chris Tetloff | Midland Bullock Creek | Discus |
| 7th | Kyler Cook | Standish Sterling | Discus |
| 8th | Gradyn Wilson | Mason County Central | Discus |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Mason Mayne | Lawton | Shot Put |
| 2nd | Chris Tetloff | Midland Bullock Creek | Shot Put |
| 3rd | Mason Brodie | Clinton | Shot Put |
| 4th | Lucas Sidlauskas | Cheboygan | Shot Put |
| 5th | Gradyn Wilson | Mason County Central | Shot Put |
| 6th | Carter Helsel | Manton | Shot Put |
| 7th | Seth Schlicht | Chesaning | Shot Put |
| 8th | Braden Burtch | Chesaning | Shot Put |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Tryce Tokar | Ovid-Elsie | Pole Vault |
| 2nd | Corey Turner | Quincy | Pole Vault |
| 3rd | Chandler Webb | Perry | Pole Vault |
| 4th | JaLonn Borders | Adrian Madison | Pole Vault |
| 5th | Jaxon Bolster | Ida | Pole Vault |
| 6th | Tucker Wiginton | Springport | Pole Vault |
| 7th | Chase Battani | Almont | Pole Vault |
| 8th | Luke Skidmore | Bath | Pole Vault |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Benjamin Rodenbaugh | McBain | High Jump |
| 2nd | Tayden Redding | Warren Michigan Collegiate | High Jump |
| 3rd | Eric Barancik | Chesaning | High Jump |
| 4th | Noah Rufenacht | Quincy | High Jump |
| 5th | Mason Gugle | LeRoy Pine River | High Jump |
| 6th | Mason Chesser | Onsted | High Jump |
| 7th | Ashton Thornsbury | Hillsdale | High Jump |
| 8th | Quentin Lange | Mason County Central | High Jump |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Jaden Villalpando | North Muskegon | Long Jump |
| 2nd | Aiden Coggins | Standish Sterling | Long Jump |
| 3rd | Dominic Oldham | University Prep Science & Math | Long Jump |
| 4th | Jack Deitsch | Reed City | Long Jump |
| 5th | Xavier Luea | Lansing Catholic | Long Jump |
| 6th | Cass Stanberry | Saugatuck | Long Jump |
| 7th | Noah Rufenacht | Quincy | Long Jump |
| 8th | Brent Wofford | Mt. Morris | Long Jump |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Santino Cicarella | University Liggett | 100m |
| 2nd | Trevor Smith | Pewamo-Westphalia | 100m |
| 3rd | Zach Harlan | Chesaning | 100m |
| 4th | Aiden Coggins | Standish Sterling | 100m |
| 5th | Greyson Burrous | Lawton | 100m |
| 6th | Cobey Cureton | Dearborn Advanced Technology | 100m |
| 7th | Marvin Hatfield | University Liggett | 100m |
| 8th | Aaren Buck-Hooper | Cassopolis Ross Beatty | 100m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Santino Cicarella | University Liggett | 200m |
| 2nd | Trevor Smith | Pewamo-Westphalia | 200m |
| 3rd | Dennis Jackson | Detroit Edison PSA | 200m |
| 4th | Zach Harlan | Chesaning | 200m |
| 5th | Cobey Cureton | Dearborn Advanced Technology | 200m |
| 6th | Travis Collins | Michigan Center | 200m |
| 7th | Brayden Connell | Perry | 200m |
| 8th | Chase Lorenz | Hart | 200m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Dennis Jackson | Detroit Edison PSA | 400m |
| 2nd | Johnny Walters | Jackson Lumen Christi | 400m |
| 3rd | Ethan Miller | Centreville | 400m |
| 4th | Travis Collins | Michigan Center | 400m |
| 5th | Chase Lorenz | Hart | 400m |
| 6th | Carter Ramseyer | Hart | 400m |
| 7th | Shawn Butler | Parchment | 400m |
| 8th | Jess Saylor | Ottawa Lake-Whiteford | 400m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Gus Rohde | Reed City | 800m |
| 2nd | Matthias Morse | Muskegon WMC | 800m |
| 3rd | Caleb Blonde | Jonesville | 800m |
| 4th | Barrett Nance | North Muskegon | 800m |
| 5th | Hunter Eaton | Charlevoix | 800m |
| 6th | Clay Powell | Ovid-Elsie | 800m |
| 7th | Paul Saladin | Reed City | 800m |
| 8th | Blaise Demko | Lansing Catholic | 800m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Gus Rohde | Reed City | 1600m |
| 2nd | Mitchell Hiatt | Onsted | 1600m |
| 3rd | Landon Pestrue | St. Louis | 1600m |
| 4th | Gage Hoffman | Stanton Central Montcalm | 1600m |
| 5th | Barrett Nance | North Muskegon | 1600m |
| 6th | Daniel Mandujano | Watervliet | 1600m |
| 7th | Hunter Eaton | Charlevoix | 1600m |
| 8th | Luke Herron | Caro | 1600m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Mitchell Hiatt | Onsted | 3200m |
| 2nd | Josh Slocum | Traverse City St. Francis | 3200m |
| 3rd | Landon Pestrue | St. Louis | 3200m |
| 4th | Nole Lorenzen | Rochester Hills Lutheran NW | 3200m |
| 5th | Daniel Mandujano | Watervliet | 3200m |
| 6th | Gage Hoffman | Stanton Central Montcalm | 3200m |
| 7th | Landen Styka | Ithaca | 3200m |
| 8th | Hunter Eaton | Charlevoix | 3200m |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Caleb Walker | Chesaning | 110h |
| 2nd | Leland VanAlstine | Lansing Catholic | 110h |
| 3rd | Max Ward | Elk Rapids | 110h |
| 4th | Aden Nystrom | Olivet | 110h |
| 5th | Drew Garcia | Olivet | 110h |
| 6th | Caleb Moore | Warren Michigan Collegiate | 110h |
| 7th | Zander Goodwin | Jonesville | 110h |
| 8th | Tayden Redding | Warren Michigan Collegiate | 110h |
| Place | Name | Team | Event |
| 1st | Max Ward | Elk Rapids | 300h |
| 2nd | Caleb Walker | Chesaning | 300h |
| 3rd | Zander Goodwin | Jonesville | 300h |
| 4th | Leland VanAlstine | Lansing Catholic | 300h |
| 5th | Evan Pipe | Grand Rapids Covenant Christian | 300h |
| 6th | Clayton Benson | Quincy | 300h |
| 7th | Tayden Redding | Warren Michigan Collegiate | 300h |
| 8th | Nolan Schaap | Kalamazoo Christian | 300h |
Michigan XC Speed Ratings 