Back here with the fourth installment of State Finals previews.
Everyone should be familiar with my cross country work, but to summarize, the main philosophy I have there is twofold:
- Different courses and conditions alter times
- One race isn’t enough to analyze, one must look to the whole picture, with more weight toward recent performances
I’m bringing a bit of that same flavor to these previews. For most events, I’ll chart an athlete’s top-five marks and their performances in May. Those two stats should give a picture what an athlete can do when they truly bring it and should give a glimpse into their current condition. I’ll also look to common competitions, head-to-head matchups, which should control for various weather conditions that impact performance and show how athletes compare against one another when toeing the same line.
The difference between track and the cross country predictions is that for cross, I have formulae that take those factors and spit out projections. For these previews, I’ll have my own predictions that are based on my own eye test. I’ve been told that last year’s predictions both motivated and gave confidence and those are my intentions once again. I wish that everyone has the day of their life at the State Finals. It’d be quite boring if I was correct on everything. Please prove these wrong, unless I have you first.
Also in need of note – keeping on top and staying up to date of track stats is impossible, especially with my lack of programming knowledge and athletic.net’s password protection against web crawling. Both genders stats were compiled Saturday. I know there will results past that date and I know that’ll be the case for other events over these next 5 days. But we’re all armed with the same tools, we can all gravitate to the same site and dive deep into results. When the final predictions are made, those most recent results will be taken into account.
Those predictions will be added to this post by Thursday.

DIVISION ONE
Returning from the 2022 State Finals are a few girls from the Top 8 and others in the mix of competition. You have the hometown girl, Maya Anderson,her string of mid-18’s placing her right in the same spot she was last year. Woodhaven’s Maya Justice didn’t reach the podium last year, a great learning experience for her freshman self. She’s undefeated on the year, going up against the State’s best at Team State and Golden Triangle, large invites that bode well for the big stage. Margaret Monaghan and Sophie Daugard are your all-around athletes, Sophie coming over from Shot Put, Margaret in both the hurdles. And in the mix of all those names, you have the consistent Ashley Richburg, who’s been between 17’ and 17’8 for all of the past five weeks.
Facts
Grade | Name | Team | Best 5 | May Avg. |
10 | Maya Justice | Woodhaven-Brownstown | 18′ 5″ | 18′ 1″ |
12 | Maya Anderson | Rockford | 18′ 3″ | 17′ 9″ |
11 | Lena Cleveland | Rochester | 17′ 5″ | 17′ 1″ |
10 | Greta Caprathe-Buczek | Rockford | 17′ 5″ | 16′ 8″ |
11 | Ashley Richburg | Grand Ledge | 17′ 4″ | 17′ 5″ |
10 | Mia Barnett | Chippewa Valley | 17′ 4″ | 17′ 5″ |
12 | Margaret Monaghan | Port Huron Northern | 17′ 4″ | 17′ 4″ |
12 | Sophie Daugard | Howell | 17′ 1″ | 17′ 2″ |
12 | Layla Wallace | Portage Central | 17′ 0″ | 16′ 7″ |
12 | Michelle Domey | New Baltimore Anchor Bay | 16′ 11″ | 16′ 6″ |
12 | Nicole Warren | Saline | 16′ 10″ | 16′ 6″ |
11 | Lexi Ringley | Saginaw Heritage | 16′ 9″ | 16′ 3″ |
9 | Layla Thomas | Lake Orion | 16′ 9″ | 16′ 11″ |
11 | Kristen Lavergne | Detroit Renaissance | 16′ 8″ | 17′ 4″ |
12 | Jayde Ullenbruch | Port Huron Northern | 16′ 8″ | 16′ 7″ |
12 | Makayla Pittman | West Bloomfield | 16′ 7″ | 16′ 7″ |
11 | Avari Peddie | Zeeland West | 16′ 7″ | 16′ 2″ |
11 | Victoria Henson | Fenton | 16′ 6″ | 16′ 2″ |
12 | Emma Stewart | Salem | 16′ 3″ | 16′ 3″ |
11 | Brooke Bowers | Forest Hills Central | 16′ 2″ | 16′ 5″ |
11 | Morgan Dennis | St. Clair Shores Lakeview | 15′ 10″ | 16′ 4″ |
11 | Zion Harris | St. Clair Shores Lakeview | 15′ 10″ | 15′ 10″ |
12 | Carlie Carpenter | Salem | 15′ 3″ | 15′ 10″ |
Common Competitions
Predictions
DIVISION TWO
Can the freshman shock the world and steal a trophy? Sadie Dykstra has shown no reason that she can’t. She’s only been defeated once this year (to Olivia Findlay, who has a great shot of winning in D4) and has reached 18’1, the best mark of any freshman in the state. She’ll have upper class competition from a multitude of names. Kaitlyn Molnar has been on a roll of late, winning Huron League and Region 16 titles, along with grabbing the D2 state lead at the Metro Classic. Madison Nino, Nyla Reed, Hallie Kooyer, and Brielle Reason all made All-State last year.
Facts
Grade | Name | Team | Best 5 | May Avg. |
9 | Sadie Dykstra | Yale | 17′ 8″ | 17′ 3″ |
11 | Kaitlyn Molnar | Grosse Ile | 17′ 6″ | 17′ 6″ |
12 | Hallie Kooyer | Hudsonville Unity Christian | 17′ 5″ | 17′ 1″ |
12 | Madison Nino | Hastings | 17′ 3″ | 17′ 1″ |
11 | Nyla Reed | Otsego | 17′ 0″ | 16′ 8″ |
11 | Brielle Reason | Pinckney | 16′ 11″ | 16′ 0″ |
12 | Jasmin Williams | Berrien Springs | 16′ 11″ | 16′ 4″ |
11 | Grace Clemens | North Branch | 16′ 9″ | 16′ 5″ |
10 | Sophia Blackwell | Big Rapids | 16′ 8″ | 15′ 11″ |
10 | Jayda Beene | Benton Harbor | 16′ 7″ | 16′ 3″ |
12 | Breanna Hyde | Wayland Union | 16′ 6″ | 16′ 3″ |
10 | Bayli Stewart | Parma Western | 16′ 4″ | 16′ 3″ |
12 | Lyberty Brandt | Saginaw Swan Valley | 16′ 3″ | 16′ 5″ |
11 | Dannyka Johnson | Coopersville | 16′ 2″ | 15′ 10″ |
12 | Neelege Sims | Corunna | 16′ 2″ | 15′ 11″ |
11 | Kaylin Mitchell | Kingsley | 16′ 1″ | 15′ 7″ |
12 | Rowan Cebulski | Grand Rapids Christian | 16′ 1″ | 15′ 10″ |
10 | Camryn Poisson | Dearborn Heights Annapolis | 16′ 1″ | 16′ 1″ |
11 | India Tate | Ferndale University | 15′ 10″ | 15′ 9″ |
12 | Myrel (Lexi) Clark | Detroit Country Day | 15′ 3″ | 15′ 5″ |
12 | Bernadette Castillo | Dearborn Divine Child | 14′ 12″ | 14′ 10″ |
12 | Lilly Palmer | Gaylord | 14′ 9″ | 14′ 4″ |
Common Competitions
Predictions
DIVISION THREE
In Division Three, Southern Michigan is long jump land. Napoleon, Hillsdale, Hudson, Union City, Hanover-Horton make up five of the top six best jumps in the State. Region 25 at Hillsdale may be a point we can look to, with Mia Hinz narrowly grabbing the championship over Alyssa Budd. Two others placed high there, Adalynn Rumsey and Kaytie Warren. But it appears to be a battle between the first two. Does Hinz in her first year of track at Hillsdale capture the title or does Budd exact revenge?
Facts
Grade | Name | Team | Best 5 | May Avg. |
Mia Hinz | Hillsdale | 17′ 4″ | 17′ 2″ | |
12 | Alyssa Budd | Napoleon | 17′ 2″ | 16′ 8″ |
11 | Adalynn Rumsey | Union City | 17′ 0″ | 16′ 1″ |
9 | Naika Rath | Hudson | 16′ 11″ | 16′ 7″ |
10 | Maya Padisak | Traverse City St. Francis | 16′ 2″ | 16′ 1″ |
12 | Kaytie Warren | Hanover-Horton | 16′ 1″ | 15′ 11″ |
10 | Destiny McDaniels | Bath | 16′ 1″ | 16′ 0″ |
12 | Ally Olszewski | Grand Rapids West Catholic | 15′ 10″ | 15′ 2″ |
12 | Jaden Marks | Bad Axe | 15′ 8″ | 14′ 11″ |
12 | Gloria Stepanovich | Benzie Central | 15′ 8″ | 15′ 5″ |
9 | Taylor Carlson | Durand | 15′ 8″ | 15′ 6″ |
12 | Anna Nixon | Perry | 15′ 8″ | 15′ 7″ |
11 | Gracee Robidou | Stockbridge | 15′ 5″ | 15′ 3″ |
9 | Emerson Whitscell | Grand Rapids West Catholic | 15′ 2″ | 14′ 11″ |
11 | Grace Suggitt | Pigeon-Laker | 15′ 1″ | 14′ 12″ |
12 | Taylor McCormack | Beaverton | 15′ 0″ | 14′ 3″ |
11 | Anya Sexton | Watervliet | 15′ 0″ | 14′ 9″ |
12 | Kaylee Paulette | Adrian Madison | 14′ 11″ | 14′ 8″ |
12 | McKenna Macon | Lawton | 14′ 9″ | 13′ 7″ |
10 | Tess Gasiciel | Pinconning | 14′ 7″ | 14′ 5″ |
11 | Lovelyn Ketepa | Clawson | 14′ 7″ | 14′ 9″ |
10 | Alyssa Davis | Clintondale | 13′ 9″ | 13′ 8″ |
Common Competitions
Predictions
DIVISION FOUR
34 girls! That’s a ton of qualifiers! Among those 34 are 7 that stepped onto the award stand last year. Grace Wolfe and Claire Molnar are having great championship seasons, Grace winning the NWC in a 17’0 PB, Claire sweeping the TCC and Region 35. Mentioned earlier, Olivia Findlay bested freshman sensation Dykstra to take the Blue Water title. And added to all those wonderful returners is Breckenridge’s BayLeigh Clapp, whose 16’8 ranks #5 amongst all freshman girls in the state.
Facts
Grade | Name | Team | Best 5 | May Avg. |
11 | Grace Wolfe | Frankfort | 16′ 6″ | 16′ 2″ |
12 | Claire Molnar | Britton Deerfield | 16′ 6″ | 16′ 1″ |
10 | Molly Brown | Addison | 16′ 5″ | 15′ 9″ |
11 | Olivia Findlay | Marlette | 16′ 5″ | 16′ 0″ |
10 | Katie Spicer | Fowler | 16′ 2″ | 15′ 10″ |
9 | BayLeigh Clapp | Breckenridge | 16′ 0″ | 15′ 5″ |
10 | Ella Hufnagel | Fowler | 15′ 11″ | 15′ 10″ |
10 | Sohanny Gonzalez-Castillo | Wyoming Potter’s House | 15′ 10″ | 15′ 7″ |
10 | Mickiah Allbee | Vestaburg | 15′ 10″ | 15′ 6″ |
12 | Gabriela Gashaj | Marine City Cardinal Mooney | 15′ 10″ | 15′ 6″ |
11 | Ryleigh Nelson | Webberville | 15′ 9″ | 15′ 7″ |
12 | Aubrey Hessbrook | Carson City-Crystal | 15′ 7″ | 15′ 6″ |
12 | Kelsey Hansen | Lincoln-Alcona | 15′ 6″ | 15′ 6″ |
12 | Madilyn Crull | Onaway | 15′ 5″ | 15′ 5″ |
10 | Jaci Canfield | Fulton | 15′ 4″ | 15′ 1″ |
11 | Madelyn Hardy | East Jordan | 15′ 4″ | 15′ 4″ |
11 | Abby Kissling | Brethren | 15′ 4″ | 15′ 2″ |
10 | Eva Bauer | New Buffalo | 15′ 4″ | 14′ 7″ |
10 | Isabella Flora | Sterling Heights Parkway | 15′ 3″ | 14′ 10″ |
10 | June Kirkpatrick | East Jordan | 15′ 1″ | 14′ 8″ |
12 | Natalie Malczyk | Huron Valley Lutheran | 15′ 0″ | 14′ 11″ |
10 | Ambrea Humphrey | Montabella | 15′ 0″ | 15′ 3″ |
11 | Shelby Evans | Athens | 15′ 0″ | 14′ 9″ |
11 | Delaney St. George | Kingston | 14′ 10″ | 14′ 8″ |
9 | Makayla Culver | Webberville | 14′ 9″ | 14′ 9″ |
11 | Maddy Miller | Coleman | 14′ 6″ | 14′ 11″ |
12 | Layla Blythe-Davis | Carsonville-Port Sanilac | 14′ 6″ | 13′ 7″ |
9 | Aspen Evans | Central Lake | 14′ 5″ | 14′ 6″ |
10 | Ryleigh Ureel | Peck | 14′ 3″ | 14′ 3″ |
9 | Raegyn Mayer | Breckenridge | 14′ 2″ | 13′ 11″ |
11 | Sasha Murphy | Riverview Gabriel Richard | 14′ 0″ | 13′ 10″ |
11 | Lauren Eager | Peck | 14′ 0″ | 14′ 0″ |
10 | Elizabeth Woodard | Gobles | 13′ 11″ | 13′ 10″ |
Common Competitions
Predictions

DIVISION ONE
The sophomore’s already turning heads, and if you’re heading to Rockford you may want to take a trek from the stands to the field event area to watch him fly. Quincy Isaac hit a 24’3 long jump at Farmington, a big invitational with a propensity to deliver big performances. As Jeff Hollobaugh noted in his newsletter, there wasn’t a wind gauge, but my sources on the ground corroborate his words, that Isaac has much more in his legs. Of course, in the long jump, technicality is a major factor, and just as Maya Anderson has a familiarity with the Rockford boards, so does Carter Bissell, who was fourth here last year. Look at last year’s results and you’ll see a ton of names that are aching to get on that medal stand, Davis Barr, Dylan Lafontsee, Josh Tiption, Jordan Gutierrez, amongst others. Let’s just put it this way… I know where I’ll be early Saturday morning.
Facts
Grade | Name | Team | Best 5 | May Avg. |
10 | Quincy Isaac | Canton | 22′ 9″ | 22′ 7″ |
11 | Carter Bissell | Rockford | 21′ 11″ | 21′ 4″ |
12 | Alexander Jones | Kalamazoo Central | 21′ 11″ | 22′ 3″ |
11 | Jordan Gutierrez | Caledonia | 21′ 9″ | 20′ 0″ |
11 | Davis Barr | Battle Creek Lakeview | 21′ 8″ | 21′ 0″ |
11 | Charlie Garner | Ypsilanti Lincoln | 20′ 0″ | 21′ 4″ |
11 | Jayden Brock | Byron Center | 21′ 7″ | 21′ 2″ |
12 | Hamza Basal | Ann Arbor Skyline | 21′ 7″ | 21′ 7″ |
12 | Joshua Tipton | Detroit Catholic Central | 20′ 0″ | 21′ 1″ |
11 | Dylan Lafontsee | Cedar Springs | 21′ 6″ | 21′ 2″ |
12 | Nakia Willis | East Kentwood | 21′ 4″ | 20′ 3″ |
10 | Justin Freeman | Detroit U-D Jesuit | 20′ 0″ | 21′ 0″ |
10 | Rhett Klopf | Saginaw Heritage | 21′ 2″ | 20′ 11″ |
11 | Prentice Gardner | North Farmington | 21′ 0″ | 21′ 0″ |
12 | Andrew Adragna | South Lyon | 21′ 0″ | 20′ 11″ |
12 | Christian Purchase-Ofoeme | Warren Cousino | 20′ 11″ | 21′ 0″ |
12 | Colin Demos | Oxford | 20′ 10″ | 20′ 12″ |
10 | Lachlan Tillotson | Rochester Adams | 20′ 9″ | 20′ 10″ |
12 | Kaelin Shaw | Chippewa Valley | 20′ 0″ | 20′ 5″ |
11 | Evan Walker | Lansing Waverly | 20′ 7″ | 20′ 9″ |
11 | Kristian Kilpatrick | Fenton | 20′ 5″ | 20′ 3″ |
12 | Anthony Westover | Sterling Heights | 20′ 2″ | 20′ 2″ |
9 | Walker Neff | Warren DeLaSalle | 19′ 5″ | 19′ 5″ |
Common Competitions
Predictions
DIVISION TWO
I love the contrast of the Bower brothers. On one hand, a season full of accolades for Wyatt Bower, a majority of his jumps over 21’ with a FML Championship sprinkled in there. Two(!) competitions for Tarick Bower, the latest of which a 22’9 regional win. As he becomes more acquiesced to the event, will he leap even further, far enough to win a title? Or will he be stonewalled by Xavier Davis, who blasted a 23’5 to win the Hazel Park regional. And if anyone doubts that validity, keep in mind Xavier won the Oakland County title this past weekend, beating everyone and anyone from those D1 schools.
Facts
Grade | Name | Team | Best 5 | May Avg. |
12 | Xavier Davis | Ferndale University | 22′ 0″ | 22′ 3″ |
11 | Tarick Bower | Corunna | 21′ 11″ | 21′ 11″ |
11 | Wyatt Bower | Corunna | 21′ 8″ | 21′ 0″ |
11 | Tyler Baker | Mason | 21′ 3″ | 20′ 7″ |
12 | Andrew Braman | Frankenmuth | 21′ 1″ | 20′ 0″ |
12 | Jalen Radke | Otsego | 20′ 11″ | 20′ 10″ |
11 | Kaharrie Pureifoy | Wayland Union | 20′ 0″ | 20′ 3″ |
12 | David Dana | Midland Bullock Creek | 20′ 9″ | 20′ 7″ |
12 | Darreus Reese | Dearborn Heights Annapolis | 20′ 9″ | 20′ 9″ |
11 | Cutler Brandt | Charlotte | 20′ 0″ | 20′ 3″ |
12 | Earl Esiline | Gladwin | 20′ 7″ | 20′ 3″ |
12 | Jihad Ragland | Hazel Park | 20′ 7″ | 20′ 7″ |
10 | Dontya Johnson | Muskegon Orchard View | 20′ 0″ | 20′ 4″ |
11 | Caleb RuddJones | Parma Western | 20′ 5″ | 20′ 2″ |
12 | Trent Baugh | Hopkins | 20′ 5″ | 19′ 11″ |
11 | Noah Bussell | Milan | 20′ 2″ | 19′ 10″ |
12 | Ryan Mooney | Orchard Lake St. Mary’s | 20′ 2″ | 20′ 2″ |
11 | Jordan Rodgers | Grand Rapids Christian | 20′ 1″ | 20′ 0″ |
11 | Ben Merkel | Monroe Jefferson | 20′ 0″ | 19′ 5″ |
10 | Isaiah Fox | Adrian | 19′ 11″ | 19′ 11″ |
11 | Davin Adams | Harper Woods Chandler Park | 19′ 11″ | 20′ 2″ |
10 | Jamarion Richards | Flint Kearsley | 19′ 7″ | 19′ 3″ |
11 | Kyle Bos | South Haven | 19′ 5″ | 19′ 2″ |
12 | Glenn Doss | Melvindale | 19′ 2″ | 19′ 4″ |
Common Competitions
Predictions
DIVISION THREE
Not many have been on the tear that Mitchel Harrington has been on. He’s undefeated since early May, claiming wins at Region 21 and in the LMC. His 22’9 to win the Clare Regional is the #3 jump in the state as of today. More than a foot victory and that was over some kids that will surely be in the mix, such as Kanye Marineau, Carson Parks, and Karson Tocco. Just down I-75 is a pair of teammates looking to take him down: Sawyer Moloy and Nickolas Metzger. This past week, the two combined for 16 points at the Jack Pine Conference championship and they’re poised to emit similar point totals here. Combine that with their relays and the high jump and the Mustangs have a chance at something bigger.
Facts
Grade | Name | Team | Best 5 | May Avg. |
11 | Mitchel Harrington | Grayling | 21′ 10″ | 21′ 7″ |
11 | Nickolas Metzger | Sanford-Meridian | 21′ 7″ | 21′ 6″ |
11 | Sawyer Moloy | Sanford-Meridian | 21′ 7″ | 21′ 0″ |
12 | Kanye Marineau | Harrison | 21′ 3″ | 21′ 1″ |
12 | Karson Tocco | Clare | 21′ 2″ | 20′ 9″ |
12 | Ethan Hull | Ithaca | 20′ 11″ | 20′ 10″ |
12 | Brayden Sullivan | Standish Sterling | 20′ 10″ | 20′ 5″ |
12 | Peter Moore | Hillsdale | 20′ 9″ | 20′ 0″ |
11 | Preston Kelsey | Saginaw Valley Lutheran | 20′ 9″ | 20′ 7″ |
10 | Hayden Handy | Hillsdale | 20′ 0″ | 20′ 5″ |
11 | Andrew Phillips | Manton | 20′ 0″ | 19′ 9″ |
11 | Dakobe White | Evart | 20′ 0″ | 20′ 2″ |
12 | Zachary VanBaren | GR Covenant Christian | 20′ 6″ | 20′ 2″ |
12 | Dylan Coney | Centreville | 20′ 3″ | 20′ 0″ |
11 | Caiden Smith | Hartford | 20′ 1″ | 20′ 2″ |
12 | Carson Parks | Pinconning | 20′ 0″ | 20′ 0″ |
11 | Kolby Masserant | Ottawa Lake-Whiteford | 20′ 0″ | 19′ 5″ |
12 | Ryan Brim | Mt Morris | 20′ 0″ | 20′ 1″ |
10 | Brennan Marshall | Hudson | 19′ 10″ | 19′ 4″ |
10 | Wyatt Finney | Delton-Kellogg | 19′ 8″ | 19′ 7″ |
12 | Codey Harlan | Chesaning | 19′ 7″ | 19′ 0″ |
11 | Jake VanderHenst | Holland Black River | 19′ 5″ | 18′ 10″ |
12 | Adam Surowiec | Charyl Stockwell Academy | 19′ 2″ | 18′ 4″ |
9 | Matthew Bacholzky | Almont | 18′ 11″ | 18′ 8″ |
11 | Veon Moore | Warren Michigan Collegiate | 18′ 7″ | 17′ 11″ |
9 | Tayden Redding | Warren Michigan Collegiate | 19′ 0″ | 19′ 0″ |
Common Competitions
Predictions
DIVISION FOUR
The Champ is back and he’s rounding into form to defend his title. Twelve months back, he turned a season of sub-20’ leaps through mid-May into 21’s in championship season and 22’3 win in the Finals. He’s on a similar trajectory this year, already hitting 22’3 to take a Blue Water title. He’ll have stiff competition though, mainly from jump savant Mekhi Wingfield and Anthany Buford. Buford holds the D4 lead with his 22’6 at the Metro Classic, where he leapt ahead of all those Downriver D1 kids. Wingfield is undefeated on the year with two 22’+’s on his resume.
Facts
Grade | Name | Team | Best 5 | May Avg. |
11 | Anthany Buford | Detroit Frederick Douglass | 22′ 1″ | 22′ 1″ |
11 | Mekhi Wingfield | Concord | 21′ 11″ | 21′ 3″ |
12 | Alex Affer | Peck | 21′ 6″ | 21′ 0″ |
12 | Carter Fussman | Beal City | 20′ 8″ | 20′ 8″ |
10 | Adrlan Smith | Detroit Frederick Douglass | 19′ 6″ | 20′ 3″ |
10 | Landon Galea | Fairview | 20′ 7″ | 20′ 2″ |
12 | Colin Last | Huron Valley Lutheran | 20′ 1″ | 20′ 0″ |
10 | Zach Vonk | Holland Calvary Christian | 19′ 10″ | 20′ 0″ |
11 | Miles Shannon | Climax-Scotts | 20′ 4″ | 19′ 11″ |
11 | Gavin Prielipp | Marion | 20′ 0″ | 19′ 11″ |
12 | Eli Thomas | Three Oaks River Valley | 20′ 0″ | 19′ 10″ |
11 | Spencer Brown | Addison | 20′ 0″ | 19′ 9″ |
11 | Ryan Casterline | St Philip Catholic Central | 19′ 9″ | 19′ 8″ |
11 | Tyler Barnes | Hillsdale Will Carleton | 19′ 7″ | 19′ 8″ |
12 | Mason Salisbury | Marion | 20′ 1″ | 19′ 8″ |
12 | Simon Vinson | Colon | 20′ 1″ | 19′ 8″ |
10 | Ben Kohagen | Fowler | 19′ 10″ | 19′ 7″ |
12 | Kade Spahr | Pittsford | 19′ 10″ | 19′ 6″ |
11 | Braden Prielipp | Marion | 20′ 2″ | 19′ 6″ |
12 | Keyon Mandoka | Athens | 19′ 10″ | 19′ 4″ |
11 | Elijah Neal | Dansville | 19′ 5″ | 19′ 4″ |
9 | Noah Zeien | Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart | 19′ 3″ | 19′ 4″ |
11 | Carter Lance | Fowler | 19′ 10″ | 19′ 3″ |
10 | Keyonta Menifield | Flint Beecher | 19′ 3″ | 19′ 3″ |
11 | Randy Reddick | East Jackson | 19′ 4″ | 19′ 1″ |
12 | Owen Brown | Kalamazoo Hackett | 19′ 0″ | 19′ 0″ |
10 | Will Werkema-Grondsma | Pentwater | 18′ 3″ | 18′ 12″ |
11 | Jack McCaw | Mendon | 19′ 10″ | 19′ 0″ |
12 | Shane Braughton | Dansville | 18′ 11″ | 18′ 11″ |
12 | Anthony Evans | Concord | 17′ 0″ | 18′ 9″ |
11 | Rylan Matelski | Gaylord St. Mary | 18′ 2″ | 18′ 4″ |
10 | Hunter Garza | Deckerville | 19′ 0″ | 18′ 2″ |
12 | Yasir Yuhas | Birmingham Roeper | 18′ 8″ | 18′ 1″ |
11 | Bryce Billings | Hesperia | 17′ 11″ | 16′ 0″ |