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Best Vault Crews: Week Seven

The last vault crew rankings of the season until it’s all over!

Smash the link below if you’d like an explanation:

PLEASE EXPLAIN THESE NUMBERS

Click these if you’d like to see how your team has (hopefully) moved up:

WEEK THREE
WEEK FIVE

Marks had to be uploaded to athleticnet by last night to be included on these lists.

Brooke Bowers – 12’1 win at Golden Triangle was her season best and the state lead until…
Katie Stewart – won her dual against Brighton in a 12’3.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
11Katie StewartSalem12′ 3490
12Emma StewartSalem11′ 6460
12Sarina Lee ChildersSalem10′ 0400
12Lynette CipollaSalem10′ 0400

D1 RankTeamScore
1Salem1751
2Dexter1601
3Rockford1584
4East Kentwood1241
5Oxford1121
6Grand Haven1101
7Plymouth860
8Forest Hills Central844
9Clarkston820
9Lowell820
11Romeo780
12Lake Orion760
12Livonia Churchill760
12Zeeland West760
15Portage Central740
15Zeeland East740
17Grand Ledge730
18Cedar Springs470
19Caledonia440
19St. Joseph440
21Saline420
21Walled Lake Central420
23Highland-Milford410
24Allen Park400
24Ann Arbor Pioneer400
24Midland400

Golden Triangle – Four of the top-10 vaulters in Division 1 all in one meet. Clark Sheldon vaulted the highest – 14’1”.
Liam Kinney  – 15’1” at Brighton Bulldog was an inch better than his previous best and is the top mark in Division One.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
11Clark SheldonDexter14′ 3451
11Benjamin SackmanDexter13′ 1412
11Kaden KorcekDexter13′ 0409
12Barrett KellerDexter12′ 6392

D1 RankTeamScore
1Dexter1665
2Traverse City Central1236
3Jenison838
4Brighton480
5Saline429
6Grand Haven426
6Greenville426
6Holland West Ottawa426
9Mattawan418
10Northville412
11Forest Hills Northern409
11Highland-Milford409
11Howell409
11Lake Orion409
11Lowell409
11Zeeland West409
17Byron Center392
17Davison392
17Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills392
17Portage Northern392
17Walled Lake Central392
22Hudsonville384
22Rockford384

Katie Spitzley – Mixed it up with those vaunted East Kentwood vaulters at Ken Bell, placing 2nd. Her 11’1 three days later was an inch personal best.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
12Claire AgnewOwosso11′ 6460
11Libby SummerlandOwosso10′ 0400
10Kyle BermudezOwosso8′ 6340

D2 RankTeamScore
1Owosso1201
2Pinckney1021
3Wayland Union880
4Kingsley824
5Frankenmuth780
6Belding760
7Ludington740
8Shepherd727
9Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg720
10Tecumseh470
11Ortonville Brandon450
12Cadillac410
12Plainwell410
14Berrien Springs400
14Forest Hills Eastern400
14Grand Rapids Christian400
17Hastings390
18Allendale380
18Birch Run380
18Eaton Rapids380
18Ionia380
22Big Rapids370
23Chelsea360
23Dowagiac Union360
23Freeland360
23Holland Christian360
23Lake Odessa Lakewood360
23Petoskey360
23Portland360
23Stevensville Lakeshore360

David Conrad – 15’6” at GMAA is his second straight GMAA title and nearly matches his 15’7 from last year.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
12David ConradWhitehall15′ 6494
12Micah WithamWhitehall12′ 6392
11Ca’mar ReadyWhitehall12′ 6392

D2 RankTeamScore
1Whitehall1278
2Dundee802
3Parma Western785
3Yale785
5Pinckney776
6Ludington751
6Sparta751
8Charlotte720
9Adrian717
9Petoskey717
11Hastings453
12Grosse Ile446
13Midland Bullock Creek443
13Berrien Springs409
13Coldwater409
13Eaton Rapids409
13Shepherd409
18Battle Creek Harper Creek392
18Forest Hills Eastern392
18Gladwin392
18Hamilton392
18Hudsonville Unity Christian392
23Hopkins389
24Mason384
25Croswell-Lexington375
25Goodrich375
25Stevensville Lakeshore375

Vanessa Gadd – The Muskrat has added 1.5 feet to her 2022 best and her 9’6 now ranks her #5 in Division 3.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
12Rylee OxleyLawton9′ 6380
10Megan RobertsonLawton9′ 0360
10Alyssa McNallyLawton8′ 6340
9Annabelle KarsenLawton7′ 0280

A few things are true:

  • I recognize that West Catholic probably scores the most points in a State Finals scenario
  • In a MITCA scenario, Lawton would give them a run for their money
  • The formula I use will be tweaked next year to give more points to top performers
  • The D3 regional qualifier for vault is very weak compared to other divisions and thus strengthens teams here with 4 vaulters over that mark

D3 RankTeamScore
1Lawton1361
2Hart1301
3Clare1277
4Grand Rapids West Catholic1141
5Pewamo-Westphalia1061
6Homer1011
7Quincy951
8Adrian Madison941
8Chesaning941
8Lake City941
8Olivet941
12Remus Chippewa Hills921
13Almont901
13Montague901
15Manton680
16St. Louis662
17Hudson660
18Sanford-Meridian640
19Benzie Central620
19Schoolcraft620
21Erie Mason600
21McBain600
21Napoleon600
21New Lothrop600
25Grass Lake580
25Ottawa Lake-Whiteford580
25Traverse City St. Francis580

Tryce Tokar – Has been over 14’ twice in the past two weeks, his 14’4 an inch higher than his D3 State Title.
Bluejay – Big jump from Chippewa Hills’ Ross Snyder, tying Devin Pohl, who’s ranked 5th in D3.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
11Jack BorgmanLaingsburg14′ 0443
12Kyle BoettcherLaingsburg11′ 6359
11Dano WinansLaingsburg11′ 0342
12Caleb BoettcherLaingsburg10′ 6325

D3 RankTeamScore
1Laingsburg1468
2Lake City1093
3Constantine1033
4Pewamo-Westphalia785
5Chesaning742
5Saugatuck742
7Quincy725
8Erie Mason717
8Ida717
10Bath683
10Saranac683
12Clare667
13Lawton666
14Otisville LakeVille649
15Almont460
16Ovid-Elsie454
17Grandville Calvin Christian435
18Harrison409
19Union City401
20Benzie Central392
20Centreville392
20Niles Brandywine392
20Saginaw Valley Lutheran392
24Kent City384
25Adrian Madison375
25Evart375
25Hudson375
25Lansing Catholic375
25Manistee375
25Onsted375
25Ottawa Lake-Whiteford375
25White Cloud375

Deckerville – Three girls in the top-20 amongst D4. The best yet has been Rebecca Moeller, who’s 9’9 at Dryden ranks her 2nd in the division.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
10Rebecca MoellerDeckerville9′ 9390
10Aubree MoellerDeckerville8′ 6340
11Maryanne SanfordDeckerville8′ 0320

D4 RankTeamScore
1Deckerville1051
2Pittsford1011
3Mason County Eastern1001
4Frankfort961
5Marcellus941
6Sand Creek881
7Fowler660
8Marlette650
9East Jackson640
9Fulton640
11Lutheran Westland624
12Hillsdale Academy580
12Holton580
14The Potter’s House340
15Beal City321
16Coleman320
16Montabella320
16St. Charles320
16Vandercook Lake320
20Addison300
20Brethren300
20Brown City300
20Merrill300
24Kalamazoo Hackett287
25Athens280
25Marion280
25Martin280
25North Huron280
25Onekama280
25Petersburg-Summerfield280
25Unionville-Sebewaing280
25Whitmore Lake280

MSAC 2 – Three of the top five vaulters competing in this tiny conference. At the latest jamboree, Cooper Bolton came home victorious. The previous one had Isaiah Biers in first. The league championship is May 24th.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
11Logan MalloyMarlette13′ 1412
11Tyler IzydorekMarlette12′ 0375

D4 RankTeamScore
1Marlette787
2Coleman751
3Fowler717
4Brown City700
5Britton Deerfield683
5Frankfort683
7Martin666
8Petersburg-Summerfield582
9McBain Northern Michigan Christian432
10Montabella409
11Carson City-Crystal392
11Reading392
13Akron-Fairgrove359
13New Buffalo359
15Lincoln-Alcona344
16Athens342
16Marion342
16Morrice342
19Manistee Catholic330
20Addison325
20AuGres-Sims325
20Pittsford325
20Sand Creek325
20Unionville-Sebewaing325
25Harbor Beach308

Sophia Wagner – After placing 2nd last year in D1, she’s set for revenge. Two straight 9’ vaults and an undefeated season thus far.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
11Sophia WagnerEscanaba9′ 0360
11Valerie RoyerEscanaba8′ 6340
11McKenna FoustEscanaba7′ 0280

UP RankTeamScore
1Escanaba981
2Gladstone600
3St. Ignace600
4Ishpeming Westwood340
5Lake Linden-Hubbell340
6Brimley330
7Bark River-Harris320
7Calumet320
9Ishpeming300
9Norway300
9Pickford300
12Dollar Bay280
12Stephenson280

Zack Horsch – Third in D1 last year, opened with a 13’7, one inch higher than his 2022 best.

GradeNameTeamHeightPoints
11Owen LesterSt. Ignace12′ 0375
11Jax LipnitzSt. Ignace11′ 0342
9Carter KovacsSt. Ignace9′ 6291

UP RankTeamScore
1St. Ignace1008
2Rapid River700
3Newberry683
4Marquette632
5Houghton429
6Stephenson412
7Munising375
7Sault Ste. Marie375
9Lake Linden-Hubbell342
10Gladstone330
11Brimley325
11Pickford325
13Kingsford308
14Negaunee291
14Rudyard291
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Best Jump Crews: Boys Week Seven

Back again with the final jump crew rankings of the regular season. Two weeks from now, I’ll be working on State Previews, then after the season, I’ll have a final ranking.

Here’s an explanation if you so desire:

EXPLANATION

Here are the previous rankings if you’d like to see how your team has (hopefully) moved up:

WEEK ONE
WEEK THREE
WEEK FIVE

Anything included here had to be uploaded to athleticnet by Tuesday night.

There’s a cluster at the forefront of D1’s high jump and another name just got added to the list. In yesterday’s tri meet against Edsel Ford and Southgate, Woodhaven’s Ben Syverson added a whopping 4” to his previous best, grabbing the school record. We have video of it too! I like the festive atmosphere and encouragement, perhaps we can get that at the State Finals as well.

GradeNameTeamHeight/DistancePointsEvent
12Nakia WillisEast Kentwood6′ 4434High
12Nakia WillisEast Kentwood21′ 9.75415Long
12Marshaun FlakesEast Kentwood6′ 2405High
12Keaton GriffinEast Kentwood21′ 4.5396Long
11Elisee KandaEast Kentwood6′ 0377High
10James JohnsonEast Kentwood6′ 0377High
9Jhavon AlexanderEast Kentwood20′ 7.25363Long
11Shamar WhiteEast Kentwood20′ 6359Long

D1 RankTeamHighLongTotal
1East Kentwood159315333126
2Zeeland West117410912264
3Battle Creek Lakeview10897901880
4Grand Haven11037661869
5South Lyon East14813571838
6Byron Center7837881570
7Ann Arbor Huron40511261531
8Ypsilanti Lincoln37711131490
9Kalamazoo Central7407461486
10Traverse City West7687151483
11Highland-Milford11463381483
12Portage Central11033611464
13Lake Orion145201452
14Canton9105211431
15Cedar Springs34910781427
16Holt34910711420
17Northville8393661205
18Caledonia3778181195
19Kalamazoo Loy Norrix4197341153
20Saginaw Heritage3498031152
21Detroit Catholic Central3777741152
22Woodhaven-Brownstown8113381149
23North Farmington4057421147
24Grand Ledge8113341145
25Lapeer7833461129

Two-time OK Gold Champ, 2022 All-Stater, and recent Michigan State commit Joseph Mullett is entering championship season better than he’s ever been. At the GR Elite Challenge, Mullett reached a height he’s never before found – 6’9”. That clearance polished off a 9” victory and is just one mark in an undefeated season that he looks to continue.

GradeNameTeamHeight/DistancePointsEvent
12Gage VanalstineCharlotte6′ 4434High
12Joe DavisCharlotte6′ 0377High
12Gage VanalstineCharlotte20′ 6359Long
11Cutler BrandtCharlotte20′ 6359Long
12Kaeden MaynardCharlotte5′ 10349High
12Braden HillCharlotte20′ 2345Long
12Nick AdamsCharlotte19′ 11334Long
12Kaeden MaynardCharlotte19′ 5.25314Long

D2 RankTeamHighLongTotal
1Charlotte116013962556
2Whitehall12447301974
3Battle Creek Harper Creek78310041786
4Mason11604281588
5Three Rivers7687161484
6Grand Rapids Christian11323521483
7Flint Kearsley8396381477
8Allendale3499951344
9Grand Rapids Catholic Central8813521233
10Wayland Union3497721121
11Pinckney7683461115
12Alma7833141097
13Kingsley108901089
14Hastings7683181086
15Orchard Lake St. Mary’s010851085
16Coopersville4346431077
17South Haven7263481074
18Stevensville Lakeshore7403171057
19Holland Christian3776411019
20Parma Western434391824
21Corunna0820820
22Hudsonville Unity Christian7680768
22Muskegon Oakridge7680768
24Ferndale University0764764
25Monroe Jefferson405338743

This past Friday night, the Sanford-Meridian jumpers sure showed out at their home Nite Trax Invite. Both Nickolas Metzger (long jump) and Sawyer Moloy (high jump) pulled off victories, each of the marks vaulting them into the state lead. Along with Brayden Riley and a few other sprinters, this is a team capable of scoring a substantial number of points in early June.

GradeNameTeamHeight/DistancePointsEvent
11DeVonta HabernNapoleon6′ 1391High
11Holden Van PoppelNapoleon21′ 3391Long
10Lionel CampbellNapoleon6′ 0377High
12Aiden ThorneNapoleon5′ 10349High
11DeVonta HabernNapoleon20′ 3348Long
11Mason RothNapoleon19′ 4.5311Long

D3 RankTeamHighLongTotal
1Napoleon111710502167
2Detroit Voyageur41913321752
3Sanford-Meridian47612011677
4Evart7687321500
5Mason County Central7266961423
6Ottawa Lake-Whiteford10753461422
7Onsted7546301384
8Montague6986791377
9GR Covenant Christian6706941363
10Laingsburg10193141333
11North Muskegon9912861277
12Hart6705881258
13Hillsdale3777461123
14Grand Traverse Academy7833291111
15Erie Mason107501075
16Standish Sterling3916791070
17Clare3287201048
18Chesaning7263161042
19Bronson7263081034
20Constantine7013301032
21Elk Rapids101901019
21Grandville Calvin Christian101901019
23Cassopolis Ross Beatty6983061004
24Quincy6273721000
25Warren Michigan Collegiate698295993

Early in the year, it was Anthany Buford launching a 22’ at Huron Relays. Then Mekhi Wingfield matched him in a conference meet in mid-April. Now here comes the defending state champ. Alex Affer is rounding back into form, evidenced by his 21’11 leap at Peck’s home invitational. As of this point last year, Affer had not broken 20’, he added a solid 2’ during championship season. If he’s in 21’+ shape now, imagine what he’ll throw down in a few weeks.

GradeNameTeamHeight/DistancePointsEvent
11Carter LanceFowler6′ 0377High
10Ben KohagenFowler5′ 10349High
10Ben KohagenFowler19′ 11334Long
11Carter LanceFowler19′ 11334Long
12Drew ArmbrustmacherFowler5′ 8321High
10Brady FeldpauschFowler5′ 6293High
10Augustine SpitzleyFowler5′ 6293High
10Jacob HalfmannFowler18′ 6274Long

D4 RankTeamHighLongTotal
1Fowler13409422281
2Marion74013302070
3Concord10197741793
4Maple City Glen Lake12552811536
5Kalamazoo Hackett11032721375
6Kingston10473231370
7Climax-Scotts4059591365
8Petersburg-Summerfield6706041274
9Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary9342991233
10AuGres-Sims6135671180
11Hillsdale Academy8922831174
12Athens6983381035
13Martin363627990
14Addison349628977
15Montabella642320961
16Pittsford307615921
17Britton Deerfield642279921
18Gobles642267909
19Gaylord St. Mary321579900
20Pentwater321566887
21Webberville8780878
22Dansville293582875
23Unionville-Sebewaing321544865
24Marcellus585267852
25Peck377419796

Gotta throw a big congrats towards Rapid River’s Ian Sundling. The defending D3 (and two-time All-State) long jump champ just soared past 20’ for the first time ever, adding to what’s shaping up to be a magnificent season. He’s undefeated in the jumps, claiming Delta County titles in each.

GradeNameTeamHeight/DistancePointsEvent
10Oskar KangasIron Mountain5′ 8321High
12Will FairchildIron Mountain19′ 6316Long
10Aiden EllisIron Mountain5′ 6293High
10Michael DoveIron Mountain18′ 5270Long
11Matthew ColavecchiIron Mountain18′ 3.5265Long
10Aiden EllisIron Mountain18′ 3263Long

UP RankTeamHighLongTotal
1Iron Mountain61311141728
2Kingsford6135911204
3Pickford6983941092
4Sault Ste. Marie642325967
5Manistique9060906
6Menominee349299647
7Rapid River321314635
8Gladstone321307628
9Ishpeming321291612
10Forest Park5850585
11Negaunee321256577
12Marquette293256549
13Calumet3350335
14St. Ignace3210321
15Stephenson0302302
16Engadine2930293
16Newberry2930293
18Bark River-Harris0281281
19North Dickinson County0275275
20Ojibwe0264264
21Painesdale-Jeffers0263263
22Brimley0256256
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Best Jump Crews: Girls Week Seven

Sad news – these are the final two weeks in the regular season of ranking the best crews.
Great news – two weeks from now, I’ll be working on my State Finals previews.
Somewhat decent news – after the State Finals, I’ll be putting together final rankings and individual awards.

Hit the link below if you’d like an explanation:

EXPLANATION

Click the links below if you’d like to see how your team has (hopefully) moved up:

WEEK ONE
WEEK THREE
WEEK FIVE

Included in these rankings are marks uploaded to athleticnet by the second half of the Warriors/Lakers, aka the Lonnie Walker game.

Showdowns & Throwdowns

Boots on the ground tell me that Madison Morson, had a few inches to spare in her clearance of 5’9 at Farmington. She has state meet experience, you may recall a great duel between her and Gabriella Newman, where Morson placed second. I always like to compare where an athlete was at this time last year. Morson was jumping 5’4, adding 4” in championship season. Combine those extra few inches, late season improvement, and championship experience, and she has everything possible ahead of her.

GradeNameTeamHeightPointsEvent
10Greta Caprathe-BuczekRockford5′ 7497High
12Maya AndersonRockford18′ 5.5458Long
10Greta Caprathe-BuczekRockford18′ 4.75456Long
11Hailey HillRockford16′ 11394Long
12Abigail DenOudenRockford5′ 0363High
11Cadence DrougalRockford5′ 0363High
10Ashley WilliamsRockford16′ 0356Long

D1 RankTeamHighLongTotal
1Rockford122316642887
2Zeeland East120410762279
3Rochester105011472197
4Grand Ledge32411281452
5East Kentwood36310571419
6Northville137401374
7Salem9373501287
8Port Huron Northern4017911193
9Howell4017801181
10Detroit Renaissance011641164
11Traverse City West4017601161
12Holland West Ottawa3637941157
13Saline3637841147
14Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills7643451109
15Utica7253701095
16North Farmington3447351078
17New Baltimore Anchor Bay3636941057
18Hudsonville6873661053
18Caledonia3247121036
20St. Joseph3247121036
21Rochester Adams649342990
22Flint Carman-Ainsworth8410841
23Farmington Hills Mercy8020802
24Ann Arbor Huron7640764
24Byron Center7640764
24Rochester Hills Stoney Creek7640764

Showdowns & Throwdowns

What an otherworldly improvement from Milan’s Malea Wourman. As a freshman, she stayed under 5’0, hitting her best marks in mid-season with a string of 4’10s. At Manchester’s Metrics Invite, she dominated the high jump with a 5’3 win, vaulting her into a top-10 ranking in D2.

GradeNameTeamHeightPointsEvent
11Nyla ReedOtsego17′ 3408Long
11Kendall RockensteinOtsego15′ 10349Long
12Kennedi ReedOtsego15′ 8342Long
11Olivia DennisOtsego4′ 10324High
12Addyson ThomasOtsego4′ 8286High
12Lara KieserlingOtsego4′ 8286High

D2 RankTeamHighLongTotal
1Otsego89610981994
2Mason12596711930
3Hamilton89610031899
4Charlotte9736891661
5Allendale12593491607
6Saginaw Swan Valley11464121558
7Yale7257711496
8Gladwin7836991482
9South Haven10693171386
10Grosse Ile9734111384
11Dowagiac Union32410311356
12Petoskey135501355
13Frankenmuth10113361348
14Hastings5727461318
15Chelsea6496591308
16Kingsley9343461280
17Dearborn Divine Child5726471218
18Grand Rapids Christian7643791143
19Parma Western7643761140
20Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg7253491074
21Hudsonville Unity Christian6494181067
22Berrien Springs6494161064
23East Grand Rapids7253161041
23Tecumseh7253161041
25North Branch3247151039

Showdowns & Throwdowns

I’m just looking ahead: if you’re a fan of the long jump, you need to head over to Region 25 or 26. Five of the top six long jumpers in Division 3 are in those two regions, all in that Irish Hills/Ohio border area.

GradeNameTeamHeightPointsEvent
12Alexis PattersonGrand Rapids West Catholic5′ 0363High
12Ally OlszewskiGrand Rapids West Catholic16′ 0.5357Long
9Emerson WhitscellGrand Rapids West Catholic15′ 8342Long
9Ava PetersenGrand Rapids West Catholic15′ 4328Long
10Aislynn SweedykGrand Rapids West Catholic4′ 8286High

D3 RankTeamHighLongTotal
1Grand Rapids West Catholic64910271675
2Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard6498861534
3Lawton11653141479
4Hillsdale6687571424
5Olivet10313481378
6Onsted4019421344
7Napoleon26710421308
8Durand6106901300
9Centreville6496381287
10Benzie Central6496241273
11Manchester9543131267
12Pewamo-Westphalia9343321267
13Detroit Voyageur5726871259
14Adrian Madison5915941185
15Ottawa Lake-Whiteford8773031179
16Hart8413301171
17Blissfield6493631011
18Hudson3057031008
19Hanover-Horton6103911001
20Manistee687303990
21White Cloud610351961
22Grand Traverse Academy324635959
23Saginaw Valley Lutheran324631955
24Ida324598922
25Clare324597921

Showdowns & Throwdowns

Lifting her fellow Pumas into the top spot has been Sohanny Gonzalez-Castillo. All year, she’s been solid in the high jump, clearing 5’0 early and staying undefeated in Alliance League action. But her efforts in the long jump at the GR Elite Challenge are a recent astonishment. She bolted past the 16’ barrier, adding 14” to her previous best, nabbing a win against a D1-centric field. She’s now the D4 leader in the sand.

GradeNameTeamHeightPointsEvent
10Sohanny Gonzalez-CastilloThe Potter’s House16′ 8.25384Long
10Sohanny Gonzalez-CastilloThe Potter’s House5′ 0363High
9Naomi PalaciosThe Potter’s House14′ 11310Long
10Megan VerMerrisThe Potter’s House14′ 7.5298Long
10Megan VerMerrisThe Potter’s House4′ 8286High
12Joy McClendonThe Potter’s House13′ 9262Long

D4 RankTeamHighLongTotal
1The Potter’s House64912551903
2Marlette12206491869
3Webberville61011801790
4Fowler40112981699
5Hillsdale Academy7048891593
6Breckenridge3829191301
7Buckley2479541201
8Kingston6105821192
9Kalamazoo Hackett5335661099
10Climax-Scotts5525371089
11Indian River Inland Lakes7693161084
12New Buffalo6683471015
13Frankfort6583461004
14Harbor Springs704276979
15East Jordan247615863
16Morenci324534859
17Petersburg-Summerfield572282854
18Martin572274845
19Athens533312845
20Coleman257588845
21Beal City572266838
22Farwell543268810
23Mio Ausable324370694
24Gobles6870687
24St. Charles6870687

Showdowns & Throwdowns

Sprint star Danica Shamion just doesn’t compete on the oval, she clears bars too. Last week, at the Lakes Invite, her and Ellie Delene (4th place last year in Division 3, 2021 champ) went head to head. Shamion came away with a victory and Delene nearly matched her winning jump from a few years back. Each have a great chance to improve on their finishes from 2022.

GradeNameTeamHeightPointsEvent
12Anja KleimanIron Mountain5′ 0363High
12Chloe MaycroftIron Mountain4′ 10324High
12Chloe MaycroftIron Mountain14′ 11310Long
10Bella PickettIron Mountain14′ 10307Long

UP RankTeamHighLongTotal
1Iron Mountain6876171304
2Stephenson5726601232
3Ishpeming Westwood7252951020
4Menominee572274845
5St. Ignace495281775
6Bark River-Harris324357682
7Calumet363314677
8Marquette363309671
9Carney-Nadeau0649649
10Escanaba324324649
11Rudyard363267630
12Kingsford0617617
13Ishpeming286294580
14West Iron County5720572
15Dollar Bay286279565
16Negaunee0564564
17Houghton4950495
18Manistique4950495
18Gladstone3630363
20Baraga3240324
21Pickford3050305
22Sault Ste. Marie0293293
23Gwinn0287287
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