Here we are, the first batch of rankings!

Previous years had these out a week, even two weeks earlier. This year’s is a bit later, mainly because I was out running at Woodstock, but also because I wanted more information. With a majority of the state coalescing around the major invites of the past weekend, more information and data were found. All meets with over 50 participants of each gender are included (even if the ratings themselves aren’t posted to the site, they’re in my database). The main exception to that is the UP, those will come out next week.

The rankings take the individual ratings from each race and weigh them using factors of recency, field size, and field competitiveness. Those weighted ratings are then sorted by team, scored against the entire division, and ranked. Thus, teams with more depth tend to be ranked a little higher than they’d be at a regular invite or even the State Finals. But I know no better way to rank all the teams in a division than to compare against all teams in a division.

As always, these are for fun and a vehicle to drive interest in the best sport in the world. If they cause undue stress or pressure or motivate you to write me unkind messages (only happened a few times this year, but gotta get out ahead of it!), this site might not be for you. That’s fine, the many XC fans of Michigan will enjoy it all the same.

State Contenders

One has won three of the past four D4 titles. The other brought in coaches that weren’t even part of the program four years ago. What has been done at Maple City Glen Lake in these past three years has been nothing short of incredible, the rapidly ascending Lakers now at the forefront of D4. Shepherd’s John Bruder Classic has been the pinnacle of the Black n’ Yellow season thus far – five boys under 17:45, beating two top-10 D4 teams along the way. Racing mid-day at Holly, jumping up divisions, you can tell Hillsdale Academy wanted to make a statement. The Chargers were bested by Saugatuck and Flint Powers Catholic (read below – this means nothing!), impressing again with their depth – all seven boys at 18-flat or lower.

Surprises

One from Northern Michigan, one Downriver, one from the XC Heartland. Mesick has made the largest jump from the summer to now. The Redman twins are a known quantity, two reliable low-sticks. It was expected that Kyle Doty would come in and contribute, but maybe not to the sub-19 fashion that he’s placed forth. As with many but especially in D4 where every spot and body contains a major impact, a great summer can move a team up the standings. Thanks to Dominick Chiverton, Breckenridge has found their way back into the top-10. Just for comparison – from year to year at Holly, he dropped from 21:50 to 18:39. And just as a summer can make a difference, simply adding two new names can help as well. Riverview Gabriel Richard, thanks to the additions of Nolan Mazur and Luke Harrington, might be able to give Royal Oak Shrine a challenge for the Region 36 crown.

Looking Forward

As you’ll see in other divisions, it appears to be a rest weekend for many in the state. Four of the top-10 teams are out of action, including our top squad of Maple City Glen Lake. But that provides opportunity for advancement, and the teams that are competing are finding their ways to fast courses. #2 Hillsdale Academy once again will be facing heightened competition at Jackson, #4 Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart heading north to Cadillac, #5 Whitmore Lake coming to the East Side, and #3 Holland Calvary Christian bringing in autumn with a proper sunrise.

Rank	Team	Score	Region	Top 5 Avg.	Top 7 Avg.	Top 5 Spread	Top 7 Spread
1	Maple City Glen Lake	127	29	177.7	165.5	1:26	3:01
2	Hillsdale Academy	131	34	177.9	174.3	1:51	1:57
3	Holland Calvary Christian	189	31	173.5	167.2	1:53	2:02
4	Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart	224	30	168.2	155.4	1:36	3:23
5	Whitmore Lake	274	33	166.1	159.3	2:46	2:53
6	Kalamazoo Hackett	348	32	167.3	151.9	4:20	5:17
7	Royal Oak Shrine	443	36	156.2	143.6	3:53	4:48
8	Riverview Gabriel Richard	445	36	153.6	140.2	3:19	4:21
9	Mesick	513	29	154.6	127.0	4:01	7:50
10	Breckenridge	514	30	147.6	127.8	4:07	5:16
11	Petoskey St. Michael	524	28	145.8	131.5	1:55	3:41
12	Leland	524	29	144.3		1:52
13	Lutheran Westland	556	36	144.1	129.0	2:56	5:27
14	Grand Traverse Academy	578	29	141.3	133.3	1:46	2:26
15	Genesee Christian Academy	583	33	141.4	118.2	3:01	5:55
16	Portland St. Patrick	587	31	142.3		3:42
17	Fowler	588	31	141.0	133.1	2:23	3:02
18	Three Oaks River Valley	628	32	148.1	127.4	5:02	6:20
19	Dryden	667	35	137.3	119.9	3:12	5:49
20	Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary	678	30	135.9	122.5	3:17	4:26
21	Gobles	696	31	133.8	121.1	1:20	2:54
22	Buckley	712	29	133.2		3:23
23	Unionville-Sebewaing	744	35	131.3	112.3	1:14	5:19
24	Ubly	774	35	129.2		4:23
25	Manchester	819	34	127.3	110.1	3:23	5:38
26	Webberville	842	33	125.6	105.0	3:42	6:14
27	Novi Christian Academy	923	33	121.3	109.1	3:50	5:38

State Contenders

Up front, you could even throw Jackson Lumen Christi into the surprise category. Mentioned in the Michigan Catholic writeup was Soren Crosthwaite, who has been running a consistent 2 min. faster than he had as a freshmen. Written up from Spartan was Gibson Shore, who placed 3^rd in the White division. Those two, along with Rocky Bolton, Avery Morrow, and others have led the Titans to wins at Michigan Catholic, Lakeview, and Spartan. Saugatuck closed the ’24 season with a performance that showed they’re capable of a ’25 title. Commencing this campaign, they opened the year at Under the Lights with a similar performance, all five boys under 17:45 in a win over many top-ranked D2 and D3 teams.

Surprises

Quite a few slightly unexpected names, all from the west side. Buchanan, The Potter’s House, and Holland Black River entered the season ranked between 14^th and 16^th, now all three find their way into the top-10. For Black River, Sebastian Zylstra has been a major impetus behind the charge, dropping more than 1:30 from his 10^th grade best. The Bucks have been aided by the addition of Josiah Passig, the 10^th grader a quick study of the XC experience, already dropping into the 17’s on two occasions. And for the Pumas, it’s been a collective effort from a group that’s been around the sport for awhile. They’re headed at the front by Edward Mugisha, coming off the best year of his career (43^rd at MIS and Alliance Conference Champion) and improving even from there, hitting a 16:18 personal best in his opener at Under the Lights.

Looking Forward

Two sets of two teams heading to the same invite. #2 Saugatuck and #5 Lansing Catholic were ranked at the top of D3 to start the season and will hope to move back into those positions. Two teams on the rise will fittingly be at Autumn Sunrise – #8 The Potter’s House and #10 Holland Black River.

Rank	Team	Score	Region	Top 5 Avg.	Top 7 Avg.	Top 5 Spread	Top 7 Spread
1	Jackson Lumen Christi	186	23	183.8	177.5	0:50	1:39
2	Saugatuck	262	22	180.0	173.0	1:00	1:52
3	Charlevoix	304	19	184.8	174.6	2:46	3:10
4	Benzie Central	386	20	173.1	167.6	0:59	1:46
5	Lansing Catholic	404	26	172.5	170.2	0:38	0:43
6	Buchanan	433	22	172.5	162.1	1:37	2:54
7	Stanton Central Montcalm	439	24	175.2	164.9	2:51	3:20
8	The Potter’s House	449	21	172.5	164.9	1:52	2:29
9	Ithaca	491	25	171.8	149.1	2:32	5:23
10	Holland Black River	495	21	168.7	149.8	1:07	4:49
11	Jonesville	523	23	170.8	154.0	2:39	4:56
12	Hart	557	20	165.9	163.5	0:31	0:45
13	Ann Arbor Greenhills	557	26	166.8	156.4	1:19	2:38
14	Hanover-Horton	596	23	167.3	159.6	1:57	2:37
15	Grand Rapids Covenant Christian	656	21	163.9	157.1	1:15	2:16
16	Plymouth Christian Academy	660	26	164.3	146.9	2:34	3:54
17	Lake City	722	20	161.9	146.9	1:52	4:20
18	Caro	729	25	163.7	152.1	3:00	4:44
19	Pigeon-Laker	740	25	161.4	146.9	2:13	4:06
20	Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian	767	21	158.6	154.2	1:07	1:11
21	Pewamo-Westphalia	772	24	160.0	149.4	2:41	2:55
22	Reed City	779	20	160.6	152.5	2:17	3:04
23	Erie Mason	842	27	156.1	149.3	1:12	2:00
24	Montrose	858	24	155.9	143.4	1:39	3:43
25	Sanford-Meridian	941	25	153.0	143.1	1:48	2:37
26	Blissfield	957	27	155.4	147.0	2:22	2:57
27	Leslie	982	26	152.9	140.4	2:38	3:44

State Contenders

I don’t know if it’s the similarities in enrollment or the fact that there’s less disparities in advantages or pure chance, but just as in the girls, the title race is the tightest in D2. East Grand Rapids has been off proving that track was a fluke, taking up the first six spots at Sparta en route to a perfect 15, nearly halving the score of the closest competitor at Under the Lights, and winning the first jamboree in the competitive OK White. Flint Powers Catholic has built off their outstanding track season, keeping the momentum rolling into wins at Corunna, Northwood, and at Holly. At the biggest meets, Alma has brought its best material. On the hilly Forest Akers track, the Panthers placed *just* behind Brighton and right in front of Saline, Romeo, and Kalamazoo Central – four outfits that’ll surely be in the top-10 at MIS.

Surprises

Whether it’s a state finals projection or a pre-season ranking, the new tradition is Three Rivers finding a way to outperform it. Fresh off a 13^th place finish in Brooklyn, the Wildcats were ranked #16 to begin the fall season, a mark with which they were not satisfied. The improvement has mainly been driven by three kids – David Kore, Charlie Brauer, and Jonah Zietlow. The three have all hit personal bests in this early season, dipping down into the 16’s.

Looking Forward

Many teams are laying low this upcoming weekend, five of our top-ten taking the weekend off. And who can blame them, it’s still six weeks to the State Finals and you can’t go hard every single Saturday. There are still some folks taking on some of the faster courses in the state, hoping for a confidence boost as they head into the prime days of training – #4 Grand Rapids Christian staying in close proximity at Cougar Falcon, #6 Parma Western taking a quick trip to the southeast, #7 Shepherd heading north to Cadillac, and #5 Holland Christian taking in the autumn sunrise.

Rank	Team	Score	Region	Top 5 Avg.	Top 7 Avg.	Top 5 Spread	Top 7 Spread
1	Flint Powers Catholic	143	15	197.4	190.8	1:01	1:47
2	East Grand Rapids	150	12	198.7	194.5	1:25	1:40
3	Alma	231	14	195.4	190.4	1:24	1:48
4	Grand Rapids Christian	306	12	189.6	185.2	0:58	1:27
5	Holland Christian	406	11	184.6	182.9	0:19	0:30
6	Parma Western	451	14	183.9	180.3	1:01	1:16
7	Shepherd	488	15	183.6	177.2	1:25	2:49
8	Three Rivers	507	13	182.9	175.8	1:38	1:57
9	DeWitt	565	14	180.4	175.2	1:13	1:41
10	Grand Rapids South Christian	589	12	180.0	172.1	1:44	2:16
11	Otsego	591	13	179.4	168.5	1:04	2:30
12	Allendale	603	11	185.9	174.8	2:44	3:26
13	Fenton	617	16	181.9	176.5	2:05	2:16
14	Forest Hills Eastern	639	12	180.7	173.6	2:08	2:32
15	Edwardsburg	648	13	178.2	171.3	1:11	2:17
16	Spring Lake	653	10	178.6	170.6	1:12	2:16
17	Cedar Springs	671	10	177.5	173.3	1:17	1:40
18	Pinckney	741	16	177.0	173.6	1:46	1:55
19	Richland Gull Lake	748	13	175.4	169.4	1:02	1:59
20	Adrian	785	18	176.3	168.9	2:11	2:47
21	Whitehall	814	10	178.1	166.3	3:21	4:12
22	Macomb Lutheran North	823	17	174.7	166.5	1:52	3:00
23	Frankenmuth	826	15	176.0	164.0	2:57	3:34
24	Vicksburg	941	13	172.6	156.7	2:37	4:33
25	Petoskey	942	10	171.3	165.1	2:05	2:15
26	Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard	983	18	168.9	165.4	0:42	1:04
27	Detroit Country Day	992	16	169.7	158.0	2:28	3:12

State Contenders

At various points throughout every year, I perform a little thought exercise, asking myself if this might be the final year of Northville’s reign. Sorry to say for the rest of the state, I don’t think 2024 was the final year of their title streak. The Mustangs have the power up front with Brandon Cloud and Ben Hartigan. They add kids into the mix, Lucas Mullan on the heels of an outstanding track season and Ashton Kashat as one of the state’s top freshmen. Sprinkle in a little development with Ethan Hertza and Ryan Stojov moving towards the 15’s.

Surprises

Traditional powers are great, they represent strong running cultures at schools. Newcomers are even better, as they could potentially be the ground floor of sustained greatness. Lowell brought forth the beginning pieces last year, both Marshall Huhn and Cooper Byrne establishing themselves as front-runners. The Red Arrows have become even stronger, adding freshmen Avi Elabed and Tyler Bromley into the mix. Grand Ledge has built with already established runners that’ve undergone a wholesale change. Nearly all of the varsity Comet boys have hit personal bests in these first few weeks (the exception being Ben Rottier, who just ran 25 sec. faster at Spartan than in 2024).

Looking Forward

Jackson once again is the place to be. It’s not as top-heavy as in recent years or compared to the girls, but still the D1 spot. #3 Ann Arbor Skyline comes off a win traversing the Holly hills, #10 Romeo travels to a quicker course than the revamped one at Spartan. #9 Ann Arbor Pioneer will be refreshed after a weekend off and we’re excited to see the times that Crooks and Ronfeldt can lay down. We might even see #5 Midland, as the Chemics have Al Kayner and Jackson listed on their schedule.

Rank	Team	Score	Region	Top 5 Avg.	Top 7 Avg.	Top 5 Spread	Top 7 Spread
1	Northville	137	7	204.2	200.6	1:06	1:14
2	Lowell	254	3	198.8	186.1	1:20	3:54
3	Ann Arbor Skyline	364	4	192.2	190.0	0:28	0:42
4	Kalamazoo Central	373	3	194.8	188.5	1:06	1:47
5	Midland	384	2	191.5	189.8	0:08	0:33
6	Grand Ledge	428	4	191.3	185.4	0:37	1:33
7	Brighton	469	4	190.3	186.7	0:28	1:10
8	Traverse City West	472	2	190.8	188.5	0:34	0:46
9	Ann Arbor Pioneer	536	5	195.4	190.4	1:56	2:06
10	Romeo	545	9	189.0	183.7	0:36	1:28
11	Holland West Ottawa	571	3	187.8	184.6	0:10	1:06
12	Portage Central	582	3	188.5	182.2	1:22	1:31
13	East Kentwood	621	3	190.5	184.4	1:19	1:57
14	Zeeland West	631	3	187.1	183.9	0:48	0:58
15	Jenison	645	1	186.5	184.4	0:19	0:36
16	Rockford	651	1	186.9	178.7	1:23	2:00
17	Saline	652	5	187.3	182.6	1:08	1:26
18	Salem	652	6	187.5	181.8	1:03	1:29
19	Caledonia	664	3	187.8	183.0	1:25	1:34
20	Grand Blanc	697	2	186.3	182.3	1:07	1:24
21	Clarkston	730	8	186.1	179.6	1:01	1:45
22	Saginaw Heritage	771	2	184.2	180.9	0:25	0:49
23	Highland-Milford	821	2	186.5	180.0	2:09	2:26
24	Grand Haven	843	1	188.0	177.0	2:21	3:18
25	Brownstown Woodhaven	921	5	182.0	176.6	1:15	1:40
26	Kalamazoo Loy Norrix	965	3	182.5	177.0	1:51	2:13
27	Battle Creek Lakeview	972	3	180.9	169.2	1:00	2:50

INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

As the years pass, I’ve decided to keep the in-season stuff concentrated more on the teams and less on the individuals. I do feel it’s important for individuals to know where they stand, so here’s the top-50. When it gets to crunch time, more will be written, for now, this’ll do!

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	Region	Rating
1	12	Marek Butkiewicz	Kalamazoo Hackett	32	215.2
2	12	Brody Karg	Harbor Beach	35	205.9
3	12	Grayson Rorick	Hillsdale Academy	34	203.6
4	12	Abenezer Cerone	Royal Oak Shrine	36	203.1
5	12	Landon Rogers	Three Oaks River Valley	32	201.4
6	11	Kyle Redman	Mesick	29	199.4
7	12	Landen Livingston	Whitmore Lake	33	199.3
8	11	Ty Redman	Mesick	29	197.2
9	9	Mason Rogers	Three Oaks River Valley	32	196.1
10	10	Lincoln Laansma	Tri-Unity Christian	31	193.8
11	12	Sean Siems	Kalamazoo Hackett	32	191.8
12	11	Abraham Feeney	Maple City Glen Lake	29	191.4
13	11	Noah Schipper	Holland Calvary Christian	31	191.2
14	11	Christian Getz	Holland Calvary Christian	31	190.7
15	12	Carson Burgess	Brown City	35	189.3
16	11	Jacob Ferdubinski	Riverview Gabriel Richard	36	188.7
17	9	Spencer McNitt	Maple City Glen Lake	29	187.2
18	11	Brady Edwards	Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart	30	182.7
19	11	Anthony Rowe	Breckenridge	30	182.1
20	12	Cole Brege	Rogers City	28	181.8
21	12	Jonah Pollatz	Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart	30	179.4
22	11	Gibson White	Holland Calvary Christian	31	178.8
23	12	Max Brannan	Lutheran Westland	36	178.0
24	12	Luke Molenkamp	Hillsdale Academy	34	177.3
25	11	Wesley Chaffee	Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart	30	175.8
26	12	Jack Sharar	Rogers City	28	175.5
27	12	Liam McCaw	Maple City Glen Lake	29	174.4
28	12	Reuben Jiran	Novi Christian Academy	33	174.3
29	10	Leo Weaver	Whitmore Lake	33	173.9
30	11	Timothy Gaebler	Hillsdale Academy	34	173.5
31	9	Christian Feeney	Maple City Glen Lake	29	172.7
32	12	Rich Fanti	Riverview Gabriel Richard	36	172.0
33	11	Daniel Chaney	Lake Leelanau St. Mary	29	171.7
34	12	Michael Bowker	Royal Oak Shrine	36	171.1
35	12	Logan Romain	Dryden	35	171.0
36	12	Quentin Smith	Fowler	31	170.3
37	11	Amos Norder	Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary	30	169.5
38	12	Cody Bradley	Petoskey St. Michael	28	169.2
39	12	Timothy Chamberlain	Portland St. Patrick	31	169.0
40	12	Henry Lindley	Hillsdale Academy	34	168.5
41	11	Owen Wruble	Harbor Beach	35	167.9
42	11	Francis Austen	Portland St. Patrick	31	167.6
43	12	Cole Upper	Lincoln-Alcona	28	167.2
44	9	Gavin Bowers	Austin Catholic	36	166.9
45	12	Jesse Fielis	White Pigeon	32	166.8
46	11	Elias Baldwin	Decatur	32	166.8
47	12	James Rahe	Hillsdale Academy	34	166.6
48	10	Levi Fitchett	Dryden	35	166.0
49	10	Peter Winn	Hillsdale Academy	34	165.8
50	11	Rush Marsden	Fulton	30	165.8

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	Region	Rating
1	11	Hunter Eaton	Charlevoix	19	208.9
2	12	Gage Hoffman	Stanton Central Montcalm	24	205.0
3	10	Christian Craanen	Monroe St. Mary CC	27	202.0
4	11	Luke Herron	Caro	25	201.0
5	10	Will Hulin	Centreville	23	198.7
6	11	Caleb Blonde	Jonesville	23	198.4
7	10	Nole Lorenzen	Rochester Hills Lutheran NW	26	197.6
8	11	Ryder Hopkins	Charlevoix	19	197.5
9	12	Jayden Fox	Saginaw Valley Lutheran	25	196.3
10	12	Tyler Leach	Otisville LakeVille	24	196.0
11	12	Matthew Solomon	Charlevoix	19	195.5
12	10	Clint Couchman	Brooklyn Columbia Central	23	195.1
13	12	Edward Mugisha	The Potter’s House	21	194.4
14	12	Gibson Shore	Jackson Lumen Christi	23	192.5
15	11	Chad Tyson	Hanover-Horton	23	192.4
16	11	Marshall Brandt	Midland Bullock Creek	25	192.0
17	10	Owen Poppema	Bath	24	191.6
18	12	Jacob Mankey	Ithaca	25	191.2
19	12	Noah Devereaux	Laingsburg	24	191.0
20	11	Marcus Silva	Saugatuck	22	190.5
21	12	Qwynn Darnell	Elk Rapids	19	189.4
22	11	Logan Youngman	Hillsdale	23	188.3
23	11	Isaac Dionne	Boyne City	19	187.2
24	11	John Keser	Buchanan	22	187.0
25	12	Paul Saladin	Reed City	20	187.0
26	11	Grant Rehkopf	Saugatuck	22	186.8
27	11	Evan Olson	Pigeon-Laker	25	186.3
28	11	Rocky Bolton	Jackson Lumen Christi	23	186.2
29	11	Jonas Ballard	Holland Black River	21	185.7
30	12	Jeryn Frisbie	Belding	21	185.6
31	10	Eli VanPoortfliet	Benzie Central	20	184.4
32	10	Grant Corlew	Harbor Springs	19	184.1
33	12	Trenton Fetter	Adrian Madison	27	183.5
34	11	Evan MacLaren	Ithaca	25	183.5
35	10	Michael Weidmayer	Blissfield	27	183.3
36	10	Soren Crosthwaite	Jackson Lumen Christi	23	182.9
37	11	William Gancer	Stockbridge	26	182.7
38	10	Tristan Hernandez	Kingsley	20	182.6
39	10	Wyatt Roberts	Otisville LakeVille	24	182.4
40	12	Julian Walker	Algonac	26	182.0
41	12	Jackson Schaub	Benzie Central	20	181.4
42	11	Avery Morrow	Jackson Lumen Christi	23	181.3
43	11	Logan Young	Harrison	20	180.9
44	12	Liam McBeth	Buchanan	22	180.7
45	12	Robert Dykhouse	Manton	20	180.4
46	11	John Kowatch	Pewamo-Westphalia	24	180.0
47	12	Kaden Worch	Manistee	20	179.6
48	11	Naveen Kulkarni	Ann Arbor Greenhills	26	179.5
49	9	Isaac Cox	Plymouth Christian Academy	26	179.3
50	12	John Edler	Homer	23	179.2

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	Region	Rating
1	11	Robert Jazwinski III	Whitehall	10	216.6
2	12	Jonah Workman	East Grand Rapids	12	216.4
3	11	Ezekiel Baltierra	Alma	14	211.6
4	12	Thomas Larson	Alma	14	209.9
5	11	Mason Hill	Allendale	11	208.8
6	10	Lennox Naswell	Flint Powers Catholic	15	208.4
7	10	Gavin Katic	Fenton	16	207.3
8	11	Caiden Caswell	Vicksburg	13	205.3
9	11	Bryce Cahoon	Shepherd	15	203.6
10	10	Micah Becker	East Grand Rapids	12	203.1
11	12	Vincent Pattison	Goodrich	15	203.1
12	11	Steven Zawacki	Forest Hills Eastern	12	202.8
13	11	Cole McCraw	Pinckney	16	202.5
14	11	Mitchell Dunlap	Grand Rapids Catholic Central	11	202.5
15	11	Abraham McHugh	Marshall	13	202.3
16	12	Bryce Gross	Flint Powers Catholic	15	202.0
17	12	Moises Salazar Jr.	Adrian	18	202.0
18	12	Ronnie Silveira	Allendale	11	202.0
19	12	Sean Ryan	Grand Rapids Christian	12	201.7
20	12	Brett Magnus	Frankenmuth	15	201.3
21	12	Aden Ashworth	Allendale	11	200.7
22	12	Cole Wisniewski	Orchard Lake St. Mary’s	16	200.2
23	12	Murphy Wagner	Saginaw Swan Valley	15	198.2
24	12	Jacob Hylton	Ortonville Brandon	15	196.6
25	11	Joshua Macri	Macomb Lutheran North	17	195.8
26	10	Aiden Lambers	Holland	11	195.7
27	12	Charlie Brauer	Three Rivers	13	195.3
28	12	Caleb Carignan	Flint Powers Catholic	15	194.9
29	11	Nick Parker	Frankenmuth	15	194.8
30	12	Edison Lopeman	Parma Western	14	194.6
31	12	Jacob Stanislawski	Flat Rock	18	194.5
32	10	Ashton Fink	Grand Rapids Christian	12	193.9
33	10	Ryan Rathsburg	Flint Powers Catholic	15	193.8
34	11	Ben Verlin	Grand Rapids South Christian	12	193.8
35	12	Ben Verellen	Gladwin	10	193.7
36	12	Aiden Weller	Cedar Springs	10	193.5
37	12	Shephard Bower	Forest Hills Eastern	12	193.4
38	12	Jack Edison	East Grand Rapids	12	193.2
39	12	Zahar Rush	Petoskey	10	192.9
40	10	Gerard Gilmour	Fenton	16	192.7
41	11	Thomas Fisher	East Grand Rapids	12	192.5
42	12	George Scupham	Edwardsburg	13	192.3
43	12	Lukus Mendoza	Spring Lake	10	192.0
44	12	Braylon Lenneman	DeWitt	14	191.7
45	11	Owen Adams	Spring Lake	10	191.6
46	10	Jack Hincks	Detroit Country Day	16	191.6
47	12	Brodie Licata	Lake Fenton	16	191.1
48	12	Jack Estelle	Hopkins	11	190.8
49	11	Seth Randall	St. Joseph	13	190.7
50	11	Christian Ayres	Battle Creek Harper Creek	13	190.5

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	Region	Rating
1	11	Kamari Ronfeldt	Ann Arbor Pioneer	5	218.5
2	11	Jack MacGregor	Howell	4	215.9
3	11	Brandon Cloud	Northville	7	215.6
4	11	Caden Livermore	Grandville	1	214.1
5	11	Marshall Huhn	Lowell	3	213.0
6	11	Luka Hammond	Grand Haven	1	212.9
7	12	Beckett Crooks	Ann Arbor Pioneer	5	212.1
8	12	Benjamin Hartigan	Northville	7	211.7
9	12	Kyle O’Rourke	Highland-Milford	2	210.6
10	12	Ian Morgan	Okemos	4	210.4
11	10	Mourad Algahmi	Dearborn Fordson	5	210.0
12	12	Aiden Pengelly	Canton	6	209.4
13	12	Andrew Wright	Kalamazoo Central	3	208.1
14	12	Jackson Lam	Kalamazoo Loy Norrix	3	205.6
15	11	Matii Tarekegn	East Kentwood	3	205.5
16	12	Aron Gal	Grand Haven	1	205.3
17	11	Justin Johnson	East Kentwood	3	204.6
18	12	Ethan Hertza	Northville	7	203.4
19	11	Coen Hill	Dexter	4	201.5
20	10	Alexander Allen	Alpena	2	201.4
21	12	Caleb Keller	Traverse City Central	2	201.3
22	12	Noah Johnston	Caledonia	3	201.3
23	12	Cooper Byrne	Lowell	3	201.1
24	12	Marcel Stork	Mattawan	3	200.4
25	9	Avi Elabed	Lowell	3	200.1
26	9	Tommy McCormick	Grand Blanc	2	199.6
27	12	Lucas LaPointe	Plymouth	6	199.5
28	12	Ty Billings	Kalamazoo Central	3	198.6
29	10	Bennett Snapper	Caledonia	3	198.5
30	12	Nathaniel Linden	Troy Athens	8	198.5
31	11	Trevor Baptist	Novi	7	198.1
32	10	Brady Glon	Detroit Catholic Central	7	197.9
33	9	Hudson Doll	Ann Arbor Skyline	4	197.8
34	11	Jacob Szalay	Saline	5	197.8
35	10	Rylen Richey	Grand Ledge	4	197.8
36	12	Ryan Barnes	Clarkston	8	197.5
37	11	Austin Mercado	Salem	6	197.4
38	12	Owen Fisher	Mattawan	3	197.4
39	12	Owen Perry	Romeo	9	197.3
40	11	Jack Hanner	Salem	6	197.2
41	10	Xavier Solgot	L’Anse Creuse North	9	197.1
42	12	David Dubeck	Clarkston	8	197.0
43	11	Josiah Derksen	Rockford	1	196.9
44	11	Broden Ladd	Holly	2	196.7
45	10	Finn-Frost Grayson	Traverse City West	2	196.5
46	12	Benjamin Rottier	Grand Ledge	4	196.5
47	10	Marcus Essling	Portage Central	3	196.4
48	10	Lucas Mullan	Northville	7	196.4
49	12	Zach Wyderko	Brighton	4	195.9
50	11	Liam Wierzba	Traverse City West	2	195.8