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THE SUMMER PREVIEW





2022 Results

Meet	Division	Place
Birch Run Early		3rd of 21
Corunna EB	Small	1st of 9
John Bruder	Small	1st of 12
Spartan	White	4th of 31
Al Kayner	D3/4	1st of 8
Bluejay	Elite	21st of 30
Greater Lansing		4th of 34
TVC Overall		2nd of 14
Don Baese		1st of 10
Region 25		1st of 9
Division 3 State		3rd of 28



Top Returners

Ben March

The three consecutive All-States might ignore the improvement along the way. In three seasons, he’s moved from 8^th in Region 24 to last year’s Regional Champion. And on the track, dropped his long distance PB’s from 4:59 to 4:42 and 10:08 to 9:51.

Landon Pestrue

Check out Landon’s freshman year and compare it to many of the youngsters listed below. They’re such similar profiles. Hopefully they can learn and take the path as he did, because in the year of growth, he moved from 63^rd in D3 to 22^nd.

Alex Rodriguez

Quite a contrast between the halves of his season. September and prior, a kid in the 18-19 min. range. Past October 1^st, 6 of his 7 races in the 17’s, including the rare personal best at MIS.

Colin Kuhn

Each of the past two years, he’s closed his seasons with a series of sub-18 efforts, both holding top-10 regional finishes.

Hayden Shattuck

Consistent close to his sophomore year, containing five straight low-18 efforts.

THE SUMMER PREVIEW





2022 Results

Meet	Division	Place
Pete Moss	Medium	2nd of 18
Bredeweg		9th of 19
Spartan	White	2nd of 28
Cougar Falcon	Falcon	2nd of 11
Bluejay	Elite	8th of 25
Portage	D3	2nd of 31
Mel Hall		2nd of 10
Region 20		1st of 13
Division 3 State		4th of 26



Top Returners

Jessica Jazwinski

Another one of those ultimate low sticks. For Hart in 2022, she won all but one of her races, that being in early September. Come championship season, undefeated, leading her Pirates to a regional title and fourth place finish in Division 3.

Alyson Enns

2022 season wasn’t as quick as some of the others. And when I say that, I only mean it was her 3^rd straight year reaching into the 17’s. She’s picked 3 consecutive top-5 finishes down south at MIS.

Lexie Beth Nienhuis

When she’s not pole vaultin’ or hittin’ the mid-distance hard, she’s running quality cross races, placing 4^th in the WMC each of the past two years.

Kenai Kokx

Late season surge and ability to perform on a large stable enabled the Pirates to secure another top finish. High-20’s and low-21’s for much of championship season.

Lauren Pretty

In 2021, didn’t even participate on the Pirates late season championship squad. In 2022, was the 6^th girl, displacing many in Region 20 en route to their regional win.

Brooklyn Carter

Sophomore season ended prematurely, but still accomplished another year of getting into the 21’s.

Lilly Hopkins

Along with her sophomore improvements in cross, added a foot to her pole vaults, enough to place 11^th in D3.

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Accomplishments & Accolades

• Division 4 State 1600m Champion
• CHSL Cardinal 1600/3200m Champion
• Region 39 800/1600/3200m Champion
• Blue Water 800/1600m Champion
• 3x State Qualifier (XC)
• 2^nd Place – CHSL CD (XC)



Ratings Throughout the Years

Grade	Name	Time	Team	Rating	Meet	Date
11	Tyler Lenn	17:52.0	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	174.7	Mariner	19-Aug
11	Tyler Lenn	17:58.3	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	172.6	Brown City	31-Aug
11	Tyler Lenn	17:14.1	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	169.0	CHSL Cardinal 1	7-Sep
11	Tyler Lenn	16:33.8	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	183.1	Muskrat Classic	10-Sep
11	Tyler Lenn	15:50.9	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	193.7	CHSL All Division	28-Sep
11	Tyler Lenn	17:39.9	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	190.0	CHSL Cardinal 3	6-Oct
11	Tyler Lenn	16:43.8	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	186.7	Kayla O’Mara	15-Oct
11	Tyler Lenn	17:21.4	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	168.9	CHSL CD Championship	21-Oct
11	Tyler Lenn	17:36.2	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	154.6	Region 36	28-Oct
11	Tyler Lenn	17:41.3	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	162.9	Division 4 State	5-Nov
Grade	Name	Time	Team	Rating	Meet	Date
10	Tyler Lenn	19:59.9	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	138.7	Mariner	20-Aug
10	Tyler Lenn	19:36.7	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	140.1	Mike Jackson Memorial	26-Aug
10	Tyler Lenn	18:48.0	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	140.7	OCS Small School	9-Sep
10	Tyler Lenn	19:18.9	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	130.0	CHSL Cardinal 1	14-Sep
10	Tyler Lenn	19:11.7	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	147.8	Cleverley Friday Night	24-Sep
10	Tyler Lenn	18:05.9	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	153.7	CHSL ALL	30-Sep
10	Tyler Lenn	18:05.8	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	162.1	Hansons	2-Oct
10	Tyler Lenn	20:54.4	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	137.2	CHSL Cardinal 3	5-Oct
10	Tyler Lenn	18:03.9	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	159.0	Marysville	7-Oct
10	Tyler Lenn	18:48.1	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	156.3	Oxford	15-Oct
10	Tyler Lenn	17:41.3	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	163.9	CHSL CD	22-Oct
10	Tyler Lenn	18:48.8	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	155.4	Region 36	29-Oct
10	Tyler Lenn	17:43.5	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	159.8	Division 4 State	6-Nov
Grade	Name	Time	Team	Rating	Meet	Date
9	Tyler Lenn		Marine City Cardinal Mooney	122.8	Hemlock Classic	21-Aug
9	Tyler Lenn		Marine City Cardinal Mooney	135.9	Knights Classic	3-Oct
9	Tyler Lenn		Marine City Cardinal Mooney	126.1	CHSL Intersectional	6-Oct
9	Tyler Lenn		Marine City Cardinal Mooney	135.4	Region 36	30-Oct
9	Tyler Lenn		Marine City Cardinal Mooney	124.6	Division 4 State	7-Nov

The Rundown

Patience and domination have been the theme of Tyler’s career. Patience, knowing that an injury during his junior XC season was just a bump in the road, that by recovering and coming back stronger that he’d have a whirl of a track season. Patience early in his career, running a bevy of 19-20 min. races, turning into a kid who set the school record early last fall. Patience in the first few laps of Division 4’s 1600m, waiting for the right opportunity to strike. Then casting the final, dominating move to ensure victory. And finally, patience this summer, knowing huge goals await in these upcoming months…