2026 Rankings: Championship Season Girls

CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON IS HERE!

With an extra weekend of XC season, the calendar has appeared a bit different than the usual routine of past years. We’ve already had an Oakland County meet, Wayne County as well. Portage typically marks the end of the regular season, a Pre-Nationals of sort for the state. From now on, you’ll find schedules heavy on league, county, and area championships. Then of course, regionals and state.

Just a reminder, ratings are generated via:

• The top 67% (rounding to the nearest whole number) performances of a runner
  • Runners with three or less rated races have all races counted
• Those are then weighed on recency, meet size, and competitiveness of the meet

Those ratings are then compiled and scored as a hypothetical meet. Every runner that’s run a rated race from September 11th on is included.

Yes, athletic.net has simulations. These are different than athletic.net because:

• They account for course conditions and distance
  • If you ran a shorter course, you’re likely to be overrated on there
  • If you ran only hilly, rough courses, you’re likely to be underrated on there
• They take your best performance, I capture more of the resume

Mid-September Rankings
Late September Rankings

As always, these are for fun and a vehicle to drive interest in the best sport in the world. Enjoy

Mid-Season Moves

The Knights were already running well in 2026, ranked 12^th coming into the week, projected to be the Region 36 champion. Then they saw the return of their top girl, Ella Lamb. Lamb had her season debut at the mid-week Austin Catholic/Cardinal Mooney Invite, running 20:55 to place 7^th and help Shrine grab 2^nd place in a field full of upper division teams.

The mid-season addition should help Shrine’s cause. In league action, the Knights were runner-up in the first jamboree, then captured the second one. The final comes in nine days, hopefully will a squad at full strength.

Individual Contenders

These past few weeks have given us many meets of significance, runners asserting themselves as contenders come the stretch run, many matchups between the standouts of each division. This has certainly been the case for D4 through D2.

For the D4 girls, this came at Portage, with all four of those that’ve separated themselves in attendance.

Libby Smith won the race, opening up an early gap and never looking back, capturing her first Portage win ever.

Kaylie Livingston succumbed to Smith, but that result doesn’t diminish another standout season where she’s run in the low-18’s for almost every meet in the past two weeks.

Veyda Conley turned in the fastest time of her career. She’s typically hovered around the 19-min. mark for much of the fall, but has shown the capability of getting after into the mid-18’s if needed.

Callie Sinke has competed in 7 major invites, breaking 19:00 in all but one of ‘em. She hasn’t had her breakout race yet, it’ll come, but she’s shown an amazing amount of consistency.

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	O11 Rating	Region
1	12	Libby Smith	Gobles	154.1	31
2	12	Kaylie Livingston	Whitmore Lake	152.9	33
3	12	Veyda Conley	Martin	144.7	31
4	11	Callie Sinke	Onekama	143.9	29
5	9	Faith Schipper	Holland Calvary Christian	138.5	31
6	10	Norah Kiley	Kingston	134.3	35
7	11	Sophie Grinage	Leland	129.1	29
8	9	Grace Jolin	Dansville	121.6	33
9	12	Evelyn Meyer	Hillsdale Academy	121.4	34
10	10	Ryleigh Alderink	Holton	120.4	31
11	12	Ava DeYoung	Gobles	118.8	31
12	12	Lauren Shaffer	Gobles	118.2	31
13	9	Madalyn Stolz	Dansville	115.8	33
14	12	Kiera Piper	Kalamazoo Hackett	114.9	32
15	11	Malynda Lambros	Whitmore Lake	114.7	33
16	12	Lindsey Nordyke	Byron Center Zion Christian	113.7	31
17	11	Cassidy Bowers	Austin Catholic	113.5	36
18	10	Faith Smith	Genesee Christian	112.9	33
19	11	Julia White	Portland St. Patrick	112.1	31
20	11	Taylor Wills	Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart	110.3	30
21	11	Ava Bates	Lutheran Westland	109.7	36
22	12	Addy Zeller	Onekama	108.8	29
23	10	Ava Higley	Frankfort	107.5	29
24	12	Veronica Paga	Petoskey St. Michael	107.4	28
25	9	Amy Walker	Clarkston Everest Collegiate	107.3	33
26	11	Melodie Hulinek	Bear Lake	105.8	29
27	11	Maizy Matthews	Breckenridge	105.4	30
28	10	Zakia Wagoner	Onekama	104.7	29
29	11	Mea Wesley	Petoskey St. Michael	102.8	28
30	9	Clara Thelen	Fowler	102.7	31
31	10	Audrey Pyle	Concord	102.2	34
32	11	Zoe Fabing	Fowler	101.4	31
33	10	Eliza Roberts	Hillsdale Academy	101.2	34
34	10	Heather Morris	Hillsdale Academy	100.4	34
35	9	Sophia Messing	Deckerville	98.9	35
36	9	Gabby Weigold	Breckenridge	98.8	30
37	11	Ella Lamb	Royal Oak Shrine	98.4	36
38	11	Deirdre O’Connell	Allen Park Cabrini	96.5	36
39	11	Lorelei Stemme	Hillsdale Academy	96.3	34
40	12	Natalie Burpee	Leland	96.2	29
41	10	Isabella West	Mayville	95.6	35
42	12	Madison Smith	Grand Traverse Academy	95.4	29
43	11	Anna Howell	Bridgman	94.9	32
44	11	Andi Kirkman	Genesee Christian	94.7	33
45	9	Kennedy Geden	Royal Oak Shrine	94.2	36
46	10	Brooklyn Griffin	Buckley	93.6	29
47	11	Claire Wright	Dryden	93.0	35
48	12	Tess Hoedel	Grand Traverse Academy	92.9	29
49	11	Allison Rodgers	Martin	92.5	31
50	9	Norah Tracy	Hillsdale Academy	92.2	34

Mid-Season Moves

It’s been a fun few weeks for the Eagle crew. After an early season with smaller races and less competitive fields, Kent City has been able to let it rip in their past three races. First, at Allendale, KC was able to knock off three top-10 teams to win the Falcon division. This past weekend at Portage, the Eagles started out hot and stayed there, placing 5^th in what was essentially a D3 State preview. And just yesterday, Kent City captured a CSAA White crown, totaling a tiny 17 points in their league championship.

A few of these Eagles have truly embraced the enhanced competition coming in October. Prime examples being Bayla Curtis and Shelby Zimmer. Curtis moved up masterfully in the final mile at Portage, gaining 14 places (48 to 34) en route to her first sub-21 ever. Zimmer cracked into the 19’s late last year and she’s there much earlier this time around, hitting 19:34 and 19:17 in consecutive weekends.

Individual Contenders

Over these past few weeks, Caelyn Torry has certainly asserted herself as a contender. She’s won close to home at Cadillac, further south at Shepherd, and even further south at Portage. Her frontrunnin’ style was on full display on the rolling Kalamazoo hills, where Torry led wire to wire in a D3 win. Chasing was defending champion Samantha Schroeder, who ran a course PR. Over the past few years, Schroeder has shown a tendency to greatly reduce time in the final month of the season, based on that, she’s in an excellent position.

Unlike D4, a few of the faster girls of the division were absent from the big west side race. Tiya Feldpausch was busy setting a personal best (18:11) at the Country Mill Classic. Violet Tetil had the weekend off, her Caro Tigers gearing up for championship season. Tetil may benefit from an adverse weather day, as her finest performance of the season came at Holly, an 18:51 win in the muck and mud.

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	O11 Rating	Region
1	11	Caelyn Torry	McBain	149.8	20
2	12	Samantha Schroeder	Jackson Lumen Christi	149.5	23
3	11	Tiya Feldpausch	Olivet	148.8	23
4	12	Violet Tetil	Caro	148.4	25
5	10	Alaina Civinskas	Roscommon	147.5	19
6	11	Josie Bishop	Lansing Catholic	143.8	26
7	12	Alyssa Kramer	Pewamo-Westphalia	143.1	24
8	11	Elliana Max	Kent City	140.9	21
9	9	Isadora Shaw	Lake City	139.6	19
10	11	Avery Kelly	Benzie Central	138.8	20
11	10	Lily Britton	Olivet	137.8	23
12	10	Anna Drauer	Lansing Catholic	137.4	26
13	11	Madisyn Wanstead	Leroy Pine River	135.0	20
14	11	Maisey Toteff	Hanover-Horton	134.9	23
15	11	Piper Lyon	Rochester Hills Lutheran NW	133.8	26
16	9	Grace Jordan	Chesaning	131.9	24
17	9	Merrick Tacktor	Mason County Central	131.5	20
18	11	Maggie McClellan	Benzie Central	131.0	20
19	10	Calista George	Pewamo-Westphalia	129.3	24
20	11	Lindsey Ludwig	Lansing Catholic	127.8	26
21	11	Shelby Zimmer	Kent City	125.8	21
22	9	Maggie Mohrhardt	Traverse City St. Francis	125.8	19
23	12	Mikenna Nagel	Sanford-Meridian	124.8	25
24	12	Lyvia Curtis	Saugatuck	124.6	22
25	12	Leah Sneller	Muskegon Western Michigan Christian	123.5	21
26	10	Ellyse Heyser	Saugatuck	123.1	22
27	12	Makinna Foglesong	Ithaca	122.4	24
28	12	Isabelle Sliter	Fennville	122.4	22
29	12	Shelby Kuiper	Grand Rapids Covenant Christian	120.4	21
30	12	Natalie Rosema	Hart	119.9	20
31	11	Lindsey Cmeyla	Saginaw Valley Lutheran	119.3	25
32	9	Aubrey Doan	Lake City	118.4	19
33	9	Hannah Muladore	Charlevoix	118.2	19
34	11	Hattie Driver	Manistee	118.0	20
35	12	Anna Hallett	Blissfield	116.2	27
36	12	Kamryn Sixberry	Saugatuck	116.0	22
37	12	Betsy Gooden	Manton	116.0	20
38	10	Madelynn Patterson	Olivet	115.9	23
39	10	Lily Sisson	Leroy Pine River	115.0	20
40	12	Molly Kate Hollandsworth	Traverse City St. Francis	114.8	19
41	11	Emma Kerr	Traverse City St. Francis	114.8	19
42	10	Katherine Schafer	Pewamo-Westphalia	114.5	24
43	9	Lilly Kimble	Jackson Lumen Christi	113.5	23
44	12	Stefi Reskevics	Harbor Springs	113.5	19
45	11	Elise Renkiewicz	Lake City	113.2	19
46	9	Avyrie Ottenbacher	Maple City Glen Lake	111.9	20
47	12	Anna DeVries	Grand Rapids Covenant Christian	111.5	21
48	9	Elina Guffy	Saugatuck	111.1	22
49	10	Ellery Kemner	Traverse City St. Francis	111.1	19
50	9	Juliet Siemen	Harbor Beach	111.0	25

Mid-Season Moves

Youthful or experienced, it’s starting to come together for the Hornets. The second CAAC Red Jamboree a Tuesday ago saw many Williamston girls turn in their best efforts of the season. Sophia Schafer sure did, dropping wayyy into the 20’s for the first time all fall. Ella Bahle embraced the momentum emanating from her 19:54 at Stockbridge and turned it into a 19:36 PR. Add two standout performances to Annabel Buggia, who’s been racing at a high level all fall and you’ve got a squad that placed 2^nd, 6 points behind Mason. For comparison, two weeks prior, the Hornets were nearly 30 pts. back.

Individual Contenders

More like D4, contrast to D3, a great bit of D2’s title contenders descended upon the west side for a MIS preview.

Four of the girls that’d separated a bit were present – Caroline Randall, Jaelyn Ray, Avery Engbers, and Natalya Hoffman. Meter by meter, mile by mile, what had started as a honest pace dwindled into a Caroline Randall runaway victory. Her 17:43 win built on the momentum accrued last week at Otsego and was a 45+ second course PR. The others will go back to the drawing board, but they’ll have plenty of confidence in their corner. Jaelyn Ray knows she can bring it at MHSAA events, Natalya Hoffman still owns the fastest time in D2, and Avery Engbers has the strength of her Maroon girls to back her up.

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	O11 Rating	Region
1	12	Jaelyn Ray	Pinckney	163.9	16
2	12	Caroline Randall	Hastings	162.7	12
3	9	Natalya Hoffman	Plainwell	159.8	13
4	11	Avery Engbers	Holland Christian	159.4	11
5	12	Ava Schafer	St. Johns	158.1	14
6	10	Eliza Schwass	Ludington	156.2	10
7	9	Clara Cook	DeWitt	154.1	14
8	12	Maddie Lindley	Holly	153.1	17
9	11	Julia Bambach	Holly	152.9	17
10	11	Oakley Osterhart	Coopersville	152.0	11
11	12	Mia May	Sparta	150.6	11
12	11	Kayla Shellenbarger	Goodrich	149.4	15
13	10	Breslyn Klein	Coopersville	149.3	11
14	12	Ayda Skeels	Adrian	148.1	18
15	12	Addison Josephson	Linden	147.8	14
16	12	Ella McInerney	Cadillac	146.7	10
17	12	Olivia Weiss	Holland	145.3	11
18	11	Mai Nguyen	Plainwell	145.0	13
19	12	Eliana Stob	Holland Christian	145.0	11
20	9	Evelyn Goosen	Spring Lake	144.6	10
21	11	Tiffany DeMaagd	Grand Rapids South Christian	144.3	12
22	11	Courtney Floeter	Linden	144.3	14
23	11	Remie Ellis	Eaton Rapids	144.0	14
24	12	Ellery Lampen	Holland Christian	142.4	11
25	11	Madison Petty	Adrian	142.2	18
26	9	Annabel Buggia	Williamston	142.2	14
27	10	Alayna Verhage	Otsego	141.1	13
28	12	Alivia Ottinger	Goodrich	140.1	15
29	12	Clara Kaczor	Freeland	139.8	15
30	11	Grace Leman	Edwardsburg	139.1	13
31	10	Lydia Dwyer	Stevensville Lakeshore	138.4	13
32	10	Addelyn Sabatke	Otsego	136.8	13
33	10	Lily VanEyk	Grand Rapids South Christian	136.2	12
34	11	Anneliese Passchier	East Grand Rapids	135.4	12
35	9	Molly White	Holland Christian	135.2	11
36	12	Annabelle Lowman	Ludington	134.3	10
37	12	Sawyer Reagan	Allendale	134.1	11
38	10	Adelyn Verhage	Otsego	132.8	13
39	12	Zoe German	Fruitport	132.5	10
40	9	Emi Crews	Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg	132.1	12
41	12	Lucy Conzelmann	Frankenmuth	130.5	15
42	11	Addison Bixler	Coopersville	130.5	11
43	12	Zoe Hoekstra	Grand Rapids Christian	130.4	12
44	12	Skylar Mejeur	Otsego	130.0	13
45	11	Natalie Hayes	DeWitt	129.8	14
46	10	Addisyn Wood	Sparta	129.5	11
47	11	Maya Hammoud	Detroit Country Day	128.6	16
48	9	Anna Zietlow	Holland Christian	128.3	11
49	12	Lillian Dewey	Hopkins	128.3	12
50	9	Addison Andress	Otsego	128.0	13

Mid-Season Moves

Romeo and Utica

The MAC Red brings championship racing to early October and with high stakes racin’ came moves up the ranks. In recent memory, Romeo has almost always been victorious here and they were again, though last Tuesday’s result was fairly close. The Bulldogs pulled through with clutch performances from Faith Wessel (2^nd fastest time ever) and Madeline Marchwinski (nearly two min. faster than she was last year in this same meet). Utica made it tough, with Codianne Palczewski moving up two spots from the first MAC Red Jamboree to place 8^th, her 3^rd consecutive sub-20.

What’s great about the Macomb County schedule is the back-to-back immediacy of it all, as these two outfits will be going at it again this weekend for a county crown.

Individual Contenders

The three top-ranked Ann Arbor Pioneer girls of Natasza Dudek, Keira Von Blon, and Sienna Klemmer got me thinking – has any school placed girls 1-2-3 at the State Finals? Searching through the archives of Finals races from ’97 onward (when individual and team races were combined), the answer seems to be NO.

There are a few examples of girls going 2-3-4 (2021 Hart and 1998 Rockford), but no 1-2-3. There have been three instances of teams going 1-2 (2014 Seaholm, 2000 Ogemaw Heights, 2000 Rochester Adams).

We don’t want to get ahead of ourselves, but history *could* be on the table.

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	O11 Rating	Region
1	11	Natasza Dudek	Ann Arbor Pioneer	188.2	5
2	10	Keira Von Blon	Ann Arbor Pioneer	179.9	5
3	11	Sienna Klemmer	Ann Arbor Pioneer	177.2	5
4	10	Alexandra Scappaticci	Northville	174.0	7
5	11	Adalyn Raab	Zeeland East	170.1	3
6	11	Rachel Smith	Okemos	166.4	4
7	12	Lucia Lachapelle	Northville	161.9	7
8	10	Grace Snyder	Hudsonville	161.5	1
9	11	Ainsley Kelm	Portage Northern	160.8	3
10	12	Daisy Cox	Rockford	159.7	1
11	11	Emilia Garces	Midland Dow	159.3	2
12	11	Paige Rohda	Berkley	159.2	7
13	12	Tessa Mascari	Traverse City West	158.9	2
14	11	Alannah Wessel	Romeo	157.4	9
15	11	Gabriella Mercier	Macomb Dakota	156.7	9
16	11	Savannah Staton	Saline	156.5	5
17	11	Charlotte Jones	Rochester	155.2	9
18	10	Brynn Somers	Northville	154.4	7
19	12	Chloe Purwin	Hudsonville	152.5	1
20	11	Avery Scott	Portage Central	152.4	3
21	11	Charley McKay	Brownstown Woodhaven	152.2	5
22	12	Katarina Munson	Saline	151.2	5
23	12	Reese Rosbolt	Romeo	150.7	9
24	12	Kodie Snyder	Dexter	149.4	4
25	11	Alexandra Green	Birmingham Seaholm	149.1	7
26	12	Anyla Robinson	Oak Park	149.0	7
27	10	Giada Mills	Beverly Hills Groves	148.7	7
28	10	Kaitlyn Berg	Midland	148.3	2
29	12	Paige McMeans	Jenison	147.3	1
30	10	Lexie Snyder	Hudsonville	147.3	1
31	10	Jessica Soldan	Rochester Adams	146.7	9
32	12	Isla Tharp	Ann Arbor Skyline	146.5	6
33	10	Grace Meyers	Bay City Western	146.3	2
34	10	Claire Lawrence	Bloomfield Hills	146.3	7
35	9	Brooklyn Thomasma	East Kentwood	145.6	1
36	11	Ella Lorenz	Brighton	145.4	4
37	9	Claire Cubitt	Utica	145.3	8
38	11	Lucia Llanes	Ann Arbor Skyline	144.1	6
39	11	Jillian Lewakowski	Rockford	143.2	1
40	12	Becca Van Lent	Ann Arbor Skyline	142.4	6
41	12	Abigail Dobry	Dexter	142.1	4
42	12	Lizzie Wernimont	Ann Arbor Pioneer	141.6	5
43	9	Harper Henderson	Jenison	141.2	1
44	12	Morgan Scally	White Lake Lakeland	140.4	8
45	12	Lane Isom	Richland Gull Lake	140.3	3
46	10	Gwyn Faber	Forest Hills Northern	140.1	1
47	11	Lila Edison	Ann Arbor Skyline	139.9	6
48	12	El McMahan	Rochester Adams	139.7	9
49	12	Nina Moore	Ann Arbor Pioneer	139.5	5
50	10	Eleanor Pilsner	Grosse Pointe South	139.1	6

Division	Rank	Team	Score
1	1	Marquette	43
1	2	Sault Ste. Marie	51
1	3	Negaunee	89
1	4	Houghton	92
1	5	Kingsford	145
1	6	Calumet	164
1	7	Menominee	187
1	8	Escanaba	191

Division	Rank	Team	Score
2	1	Munising	39
2	2	Rudyard	58
2	3	Painesdale-Jeffers	71
2	4	Newberry	98
2	5	Brimley	113

Division	Rank	Team	Score
3	1	L’Anse	50
3	2	Rapid River	82
3	3	Ewen-Trout Creek	92
3	4	Superior Central	93
3	5	Forest Park	116
3	6	St. Ignace	128
3	7	Engadine	134

Individual Contenders

Opposed to the boys’ side of things north of the bridge, the girls might actually have more competitive races.

A close race between two rivals comes in D1, where Asia Jones and Charlotte Jones have staked out claims as the top girl in the division. On two separate sides of the peninsula, the two haven’t faced off against one another, but they do have similar accolades. Each have earned sub-20’s twice. Charlotte’s 19:18 from Portage is the fastest, but Asia’s 19:57 from Holly may be the most impressive.

A close race between teammates is likely the case in D2, as Abby Taylor and Molly McNamara, both of Newberry, were separated by a mere 8 sec. at Bluejay. The pairing have season bests a minute clear of 3^rd, and are no stranger to running in close proximity in championship settings, having placed 3^rd and 4^th in D3 last year.

D3 itself appears to be a bit less pressure-packed, but if one delves deeper, they may find a reason for another competitive situation One girl has broken 20:00 thus far in the fall, freshman Edye Burnett ripping a 19:32 at the Great Eskymos Chase. Trailing her with the 2^nd fastest time in the division is Bree Besonen, who still stands north of 20-flat. Though in the most recent matchup between the two, Besonen sat a close 6 seconds back.

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	O11 Rating	Division
1	11	Asia Jones	Sault Ste. Marie	128.0	1
2	9	Charlotte Jones	Marquette	124.5	1
3	10	Emma Ziegler	Marquette	117.7	1
4	11	Maria Murvich	Kingsford	117.0	1
5	9	Julia Plaxco	Negaunee	115.1	1
6	11	Holly Cooke	Houghton	114.3	1
7	12	Keira Waterman	Negaunee	99.1	1
8	10	Ava Cantway	Marquette	97.9	1
9	10	Cora Goulet	Sault Ste. Marie	97.0	1
10	11	Isabeau Woodard	Sault Ste. Marie	95.0	1
11	12	Winley Brandt	Menominee	93.2	1
12	9	Emma Jukuri	Houghton	91.5	1
13	11	Evelyn Grant	Marquette	86.2	1
14	12	Norah Woodruff	Houghton	84.9	1
15	12	Regan Sporte	Sault Ste. Marie	84.3	1

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	O11 Rating	Division
1	12	Abby Taylor	Newberry	127.5	2
2	10	Molly McNamara	Newberry	118.5	2
3	9	Emma Conklin	Munising	103.0	2
4	10	Melissa Kirschner	Rudyard	90.2	2
5	11	Alena Pietila	Hancock	89.3	2
6	10	Ashlyn Mitchell	Rudyard	81.6	2
7	11	Addie Bowerman	Munising	78.3	2
8	11	Remi Coponen	Painesdale-Jeffers	75.6	2
9	9	Colleen Rice	Rudyard	74.5	2
10	9	Siri Jacobson	Wakefield-Marenisco/Bessemer	74.4	2
11	9	Edon Kidd	Munising	58.4	2
12	9	Natalie Brock	Munising	51.5	2
13	11	Maya Weiss	Munising	51.4	2
14	11	Zoey Kidd	Munising	49.1	2
15	11	Karissa Rautiola	Painesdale-Jeffers	41.8	2

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	O11 Rating	Division
1	9	Edye Burdett	Superior Central	117.1	3
2	11	Bree Besonen	Ewen-Trout Creek	107.9	3
3	10	Evonna LaCosse	Rapid River	94.6	3
4	10	Sarah Chapman	Engadine	77.9	3
5	9	Ellie Zaupa	Forest Park	73.5	3
6	10	Sophie Mahoski	Ishpeming	70.7	3
7	11	Lily Froese	L’Anse	70.4	3
8	11	Kwynn Voskuhl	L’Anse	70.1	3
9	10	Autumn Broomfield	Watersmeet Township	66.3	3
10	9	Paget Hinnen	Cedarville	63.7	3
11	9	Lily Halkola	Dollar Bay	58.9	3
12	11	Kendra Pederson	Superior Central	58.3	3
13	10	Julia Poma	Rapid River	57.6	3
14	11	AJ Feleppa	St. Ignace	56.3	3
15	11	Princess Pierre	L’Anse	53.2	3

Homeschool athletes, the “official” rankings might not include you, but I’ve got you covered! Even with your championship coming the weekend of regionals, I’ll still have projections for that day. And word on the street is I might even be there…

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	O11 Rating
1	12	Gianna Chaignot	GRTC Peregrines	156.3
2	9	Marielle Chaignot	GRTC Peregrines	152.3
3	12	Stephanie DiPiazza	GRTC Peregrines	150.2
4	10	Hailey Sieler	GRTC Peregrines	134.5
5	10	Elise Barber	GRTC Peregrines	132.1
6	10	Eve Webb	GRTC Peregrines	129.0
7	9	Aria Koert	West Michigan Homeschool	123.9
8	12	Ava Skinner	GRTC Peregrines	115.7
9	12	Elyana Davis	Kalamazoo Homeschool Sports	102.4
10	10	Ava Grosse	West Michigan Homeschool	98.8
11	12	Belle Richardson	Kalamazoo Homeschool Sports	94.1
12	9	Ellery Novakoski	West Michigan Homeschool	88.4
13	10	Elsie Woldhuis	Kalamazoo Homeschool Sports	85.8
14	12	Maria Banasky	Kalamazoo Homeschool Sports	82.8
15	11	Gracie Hibma	Kalamazoo Homeschool Sports	82.2