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Portage, our great bellwether for the season’s progress, has come and passed. There were many affirmations and a few surprises. You’ll see a bit more movement in these rankings this week, as more recent meets are weighed more, early season meets mean less and less.

If you’ve followed these over the past few years, you may know the gist of these, but let’s break it down once again:

The individual ratings take into account all the meets listed here. There are a few meets missing that I’ll link to, but pretty much any meet with a significant number of athletes will have been calculated. An individual’s rating takes their best 75% of rated races (rounding up, so 4 of 5, 5 of 6, etc.), weighs them with more recent races having a higher weight, then spits out a final rating. The team rankings score those individuals as if they were in a meet against their entire division.

As a result of taking into the entire season into account, the rankings will be more conservative and less reactionary than most. Putting together a great performance once will bring about a tiny bit of movement, doing so repeatedly will elicit much greater change.

There are a few changes from previous years:

• No more ratings of weekday, conference meets
  • Why? One, often these aren’t raced all out and end up underrating a runner. Two, to lessen my workload. I’d rather concentrate on these rankings and use the weekend invites that are more likely to be raced hard to determine the rankings.
• Using the top 75% of races instead of 67%
  • Why? If I’m gonna use fewer overall races from a runner’s resume, I have to make up for it in some way.
• No more individual rankings posted to social media
  • Why? I hate instances where a runner stagnates or falls back over the course of the season and it’s posted for the world to see. I recognize people want to know where they’re ranked, so just having it on the website is a happy medium.
• More writeups focused on the top teams and individuals, rather than just handpicking one each week
  • I’ve found that when it comes toward state time, I know all the numbers and what a kid might run, but have a tough time pointing toward a narrative. Hopefully writing a little recap and what to look forward to will help in that regard. I started with three for the first rankings, then five this week, and so on.
• Posting these one division at a time
  • If you’ve noticed, I always go Division 4 first, trending towards Division 1. This is done intentionally! Traditional media always focuses on the larger schools. By focusing on the smaller divisions first, they get the love that they might not normally receive.

Unfortunately, the injury rule is in place, where if I don’t have a rating from the past month, that runner is taken out. If you’re willing to share (and I can understand why not – someone’s medical situation doesn’t have to be the public’s business) that your athlete or you yourself are healthy/injured, feel free. There are some exceptions based on situations that make sense. Hopefully these don’t rub salt in the wound of someone who’s already hurting.

Now I need to be serious for a minute. These are for fun. If you don’t like these fun rankings, you don’t need to participate, you don’t need to call me names, talk trash to your fellow competitors, or send rude emails. We good here? Enjoy.

CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK RANKINGS
WEEK FOUR RANKINGS
WEEK THREE RANKINGS

Jackson Lumen Christi

Week Three: “Two invites into the season and the Titans have won them both. After a bit of a struggle at Michigan Catholic, Lumen Christi acquitted themselves well to the quick Lakeview course. Many in their top seven ran personal bests or close. Their girls will get a prime opportunity to prove their fitness again, running in the Elite race at Spartan.”

Week Four: Hopped into the Elite race at Spartan and held their own against the State’s best. Scoring only Michigan teams, the Titans placed 7^th out of 14. Where some of their girls have good days or bad days, a consistent spot has been Thia Tello, holding it down in the 21’s regardless of the course.

Championship Week: When did I miss that Lumen Christi joined the CHSL?!? Anyhow, the Titans won their first CHSL Jamboree in late September, that victory sandwiched between two others – at Jackson and at DeWitt.

Osterberg and Schroeder might get all the awards, but it’s the pack that makes these Titans tick. They had their best combined performance at Portage, with the Fazekas girls and Layla Lopez each finishing in the top 30 as LC picked up another victory.

Traverse City St. Francis

Week Three: “It’s all about their pack. Both at Bear Country and Red Devil (both wins), the Glads were able to put five runners ahead of any other team’s 4th runner (and more often, a rival team’s 2nd or 3rd girl).”

Week Four: “Came down to Grand Rapids on Friday to race at Ottawa Hills. Betsy Skendzel is beginning to come into the form that she displayed toward the end of ’22, hitting the mid-18’s. And the #GladPack worked their magic in the middle, doing their job to land TCSF the best spot amongst D3 teams.”

Championship Week: The GladPack did their thing again at both Cadillac and Bluejay. Two Saturdays ago, they moved up a division and held their own, placing 2^nd of 12 in a field full of D1/D2 teams. Then a week later at Bluejay, their 2^nd-4^th girls occupied spots between 15^th and 19^th, opening up enough of a gap to clinch a 20 pt. victory.

Mary Masserant keeps leveling up and doing so, unlocks greater potential for TCSF. Two of her last three races in the 19’s to go along with a 6^th place finish in the LMC, which the Gladiators just captured.

Grand Rapids Covenant Christian

Week Four: “Charging forward have been freshmen such as Shelby Kuiper, Lydia Minderhoud, and Anna DeVries. Each have run the best of their young careers at invites in recent weeks.”

Championship Week: Those superb freshmen were joined Saturday by a senior. Lindsay Minderhoud came in as the Chargers’ 4^th girl, helping lead GRCC to a 4^th place finish. Despite being in 12^th grade, this is her second year of competing, and in this second year, she’s dropped 40+ seconds from 2022.

Amber Koole has been mega consistent at the front. Her portfolio in 2023 consists of many low-19 efforts with the occasional blast into the 18’s. Through her leadership, the Chargers placed 4^th at Portage.

Pewamo-Westphalia

Championship Week: The name of the game for the Pirates is consistency. Whether that’s Whitney Werner up front, Melanie Werner/Abbie Schneider/Alyssa Kramer in the middle or, anyone else on their persistent squad, consistency abounds. P-W rode that reliability to a 5^th place finish in the Gold division at Bluejay along with a win at their home invite.

The Pirate freshmen don’t just consist of boys. Alyssa Kramer has been mentioned here too and now we must mention Jenna Keilen. She’s come from the 22’s to begin the year to a 20:50 this past weekend, helping the Pirates slide into 3^rd over on the west side.

Elk Rapids

Week Three: “The Elks are taking a bit of a break until returning back for action next Tuesday at Kalkaska. One girl that’s stood out early has been Ella Peck, who has dropped nearly a minute from her junior best.”

Week Four: “Week off for the Elks, who traveled over to Kalkaska tonight and down to Cadillac on Saturday.”

Championship Week: After taking a bit of time off, the Elks returned to action at Cadillac, Kalkaska, and Bluejay. The mini break benefitted a girl such as Eva Pray, who has ventured into the 20’s in two consecutive races and was the 3^rd girl in a win at Cadillac over a ton of D3 schools.

Traveled up north of Little Traverse Bay to claim second in the LMC, placing six girls in the top-18 on a rainy, hilly Boyne Highlands track.

Stanton Central Montcalm

Championship Week: There’s the excellence of Kyah Hoffman up front, the rising freshman Andrea Rolston. But don’t forget the two other frontrunners – Ashley Choponis and Grace Coston. By my numbers and their times, each of the two had their best race of the season/career.

All this talk about their top-3, their rising freshmen, well you gotta have someone else. Braelyn Bunting has been in the 22’s throughout the entire year. Shepherd, Portage, Spartan, always in those 22’s. Her 106^th place this past weekend comfortably clinched a 5^th place for the Hornets.

Caro

Championship Week: Senior Paige Herron is coming into her own on the cross course. While the Tigers finished 2^nd at Wagener Park, she matched her 5^th place finish from last year while dropping 22 seconds from her mark here in 2022.

The Tigers took the weekend off as they prep for a tough stretch. GTC, Thumb Area, then a regional title on the line.

Lansing Catholic

With Greater Lansing week on the horizon, the Cougars took the weekend off. Beforehand, they captured yet another CAAC White Jamboree, adding to their lengthy winning streak.

Hart

Week Four: “The Pirate girls continued their winning ways in the first WMC Rivers Jamboree then placed 6^th amongst the west side’s best in the first session at Ottawa Hills. A bright spot early has been the consistent running of freshman Natalie Rosema, crossing the line in the low-21’s for each major race.”

Championship Week: On a quick track at Shepherd, five of the top six Pirates achieved a season’s best. One of those was the rapidly rising Harriet Kidder, who’s dropped 2.5 minutes from her opener in early September.

Having been down one of their better girls for the majority of the season, some Pirates have needed to step up. One of those has been Lexie Beth Nienhuis, whose 20:16 was a Portage PR and a season best.

Leslie

Haley Creisher and Erin Lubahn have been steadying forces at the front, each running in the 20’s at Jackson, Stockbridge, and Portage.

Place	Team	Region	Score	Champ Wk	Week 4	Week 3	Summer
1	Jackson Lumen Christi	23	151	1	1	1	1
2	Traverse City St. Francis	19	171	2	2	2	3
3	Grand Rapids Covenant Christian	21	266	5	5	6	13
4	Pewamo-Westphalia	24	273	7	7	7	7
5	Elk Rapids	19	294	4	3	3	2
6	Stanton Central Montcalm	24	295	6	6	8	12
7	Caro	25	340	8	8	5	5
8	Lansing Catholic	26	350	9	9	9	9
9	Hart	20	436	3	4	4	4
10	Leslie	26	460	10	10	11	6
11	Hanover-Horton	23	468	12	12	10	25
12	Remus Chippewa Hills	20	481	16	15	15	23
13	Ithaca	25	501	11	11	12	10
14	Monroe St. Mary CC	27	528	15	13	16	11
15	Clinton	27	545	14	16	13	18
16	Kent City	21	578	13	14	14	16
17	Fennville	21	615	17	19	20	26
18	Buchanan	22	677	18	18	17	27
19	Grass Lake	27	714	19	17	18	19
20	Onsted	23	736	22	21	25	21
21	Grandville Calvin Christian	21	796	23	22	41	51
22	Ann Arbor Greenhills	27	806	21	20	22	22
23	Blissfield	27	817	25	27	27	15
24	McBain	20	838	24	25	23	34
25	St. Louis	25	856	28	28	24	31
26	Clare	19	859	20	24	21	8
27	Benzie Central	20	889	39	23	19	14

Traverse City St. Francis

Week Three: Came into the season as one of the top teams in Division 3, only bolstered by the addition of the Swagers. Leo’s debut went down in the TCSF record books, his 15:54 at Buckley was a school record.

Week Four: “Traveled down to Ottawa Hills for the late session, placing fifth in a field comprised primarily of D1/D2 teams. Bolstered by the addition of Josh Slocum, running his first 5k of the season in 17:00.”

Championship Week: Since writing this, Slocum has upped his game even further, dropping mid-16 performances at Cadillac and Shepherd. And so has Robby Myler, who’s foray into the 16’s at Bluejay was his third sub-17 of the year.

Could have ran their 6^th through 10^th boys at yesterday’s LMC Championship and would’ve still came away with the title. That’s how much depth these Glads have.

Grand Rapids Covenant Christian

Week Three: The greatness of the Chargers might not be evident early, but watch as they get towards large fields. Grant Koole and Tyler Kooienga have appeared to lock down the 4th and 5th spots. And in D3, when your 4th/5th guys are hovering near or under 18:00, you’ll be ahead of many teams.

Week Four: “Ottawa Hills constitutes a larger field and the Chargers hung right in there with all the D1/D2 teams in the second session. In fact, they were the only lower division team to compete in the boys evening race, placing 9^th.”

Championship Week: Graeson Decker must’ve watched all these other freshmen drop astounding times and wondered if he can do so himself. After opening with mid-17 efforts at Under the Lights and Saranac, he’s rapidly dropped into the low-16’s.

Frontrunnin’ Levi Kamps has stepped it up a notch these past two weeks, running in the low-16’s at both Bluejay and Portage. His Chargers followed suit, coming in 3^rd amongst the 35 teams in their Division 3 race.

Pewamo-Westphalia

Championship Week: After the season’s done, perhaps I can look into various stats and answer various questions, one of them being, “who had the best freshman class?” In D3 at least, the answer’s gotta be P-W, who now has four(!) 9^th grade boys below 18-flat.

In that Portage field, the efforts of upperclassmen Sam Muirhead and Allan George loomed large, each finishing in the low 40’s, low enough to sneak under GRCC into 2^nd place.

Hanover-Horton

Week Four: “Winners of the White Division at Spartan, doing so by placing five in the top-40. Freshman Cooper Flick has run a personal best in four of his five races to begin his 9^th grade year and he was the crucial fifth runner for the Comets.”

Championship Week: The Backward Hat Crew put up fights against the best D3 fields at invites these past two weeks. At Jackson, the Comets beat out top squads such as Jonesville and Lumen Christi. At Bluejay, over Reed City, Central Montcalm, P-W, and Covenant Christian.

Coming off a huge weekend invite into a dual against top-15 Jonesvilles must’ve been tough, yet the Comets still prevailed, winning 26-29 last night.

Reed City

Week Three: Addition of Isaac Clementshaw has taken the Yotes from a team happy to make State to one that can step on the podium. He’s been in the low-18’s in each of his four races.

Week Four: ”Utter domination in the Big School race at Evart. Top-2, 4 of the top-5, 7 of the top-14. Anthony Kiaunis showed off his strength, gritting his way through the sand and hills, his 17:16 knocking nearly 20 sec. off his performance from ’22.”

Championship Week: Two Tuesdays, two weeks aparts, the Yotes knocked out CSAA victories over their conference competition from down south.

Stayed away from Portage, instead traversed the treacherous Pine River course. Placing all five scorers in the top-10, the ‘Yotes cruised to a nearly 60 pt. victory.

The Potter’s House

Had a few guys come out to play on Saturday – most notably Jackson Rodriguez and Edward Mugisha. Add a Caleb Swiney into their Portage lineup and you have a team that’d move up closer to 5^th thru 7^th.

Stanton Central Montcalm

Championship Week: Standout runner Graham Coston is throwing down some of his best stuff to finish out his career. His 16:24 at Shepherd was a 10 second personal best and a great way to cap off four years of running on that course. He’s come a long way from his Bluejay Invite in 2020, where he ran a 19:14.

Sophomore Sylus Wilson has been unmovable from the low-17’s, running there early and often as the Hornets rack up top finishes.

Hart

Championship Week: Of the 15 boys that have recorded a time for the Pirates, over half are freshmen. And of those freshmen, five have been sub-20. This ain’t a rebuilding year, this is a RELOADING YEAR. The Tatros have left an indelible legacy and leave the program in good hands for whomever takes the reigns.

Even as the youth movement takes hold, key seniors play a role. For example, Tyler Vanderzanden, who’s consistently in the 17:40’s, coming in as the Pirates’ 3^rd-4^th man.

Clare

Adding to Brad White and Nic Porter has been senior Andrew Klaus. Klaus has taken the sub-17 he ran at MITCA last November and ran with it, lowering his personal best down to 16:32.

Jackson Lumen Christi

Championship Week: Lumen Christi’s move from a team barely in the top-27 during the summer to a top-10 squad mid-season is largely due to two kids – Gibson Shore and Avery Morrow. Gibson has only continued the trajectory he showed during last October, now a steady figure in the 17’s. Avery has stepped in as a freshman, commonly right behind Gibson. And perhaps he’ll go on the late season run as Gibson did too?

Morrow and Bolton displayed a maturity to their racing on Saturday, moving up through every split, keeping the Titans right in that 9^th spot.

Rank	Team	Region	Score	Champ Wk	Week 4	Week 3	Summer
1	Traverse City St. Francis	19	165	1	1	1	2
2	Grand Rapids Covenant Christian	21	317	2	2	2	6
3	Pewamo-Westphalia	24	318	3	6	9	3
4	Hanover-Horton	23	332	4	5	4	11
5	Reed City	20	359	5	3	3	9
6	The Potter’s House	21	390	10	4	5	1
7	Stanton Central Montcalm	24	424	6	7	6	19
8	Hart	20	455	7	10	8	7
9	Clare	19	465	9	9	10	5
10	Jackson Lumen Christi	23	478	8	8	7	22
11	Jonesville	23	492	12	15	14	8
12	Bath	24	525	11	11	16	12
13	Midland Bullock Creek	25	569	13	14	12	37
14	St. Louis	25	570	14	16	15	4
15	Ithaca	25	612	15	12	13	16
16	Buchanan	22	650	16	13	11	18
17	Flat Rock	27	718	17	17	17	34
18	Charlevoix	19	735	18	20	20	30
19	Leslie	26	815	21	25	24	36
20	Kalkaska	19	845	19	18	18	29
21	Olivet	22	849	20	19	19	15
22	Clinton	27	863	25	24	36	20
23	Kent City	21	886	22	22	23	33
24	Ann Arbor Greenhills	27	893	23	28	32	23
25	Lansing Catholic	26	901	24	29	27	26
26	Monroe St. Mary CC	27	915	29	26	25	27
27	Sanford-Meridian	25	934	31	27	31	21

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

Jessica Jazwinski

Week Three: Her 2023 debut may have ended in defeat, but I saw a girl that didn’t lay down when the race wasn’t going her way. A 17:35 at Benzie was 10 seconds faster than her sophomore performance, likely on a tougher course as well.

Week Four: “Back to her winning ways this past week, triumphing at her first conference jamboree and at Ottawa Hills. Her 17:29 at Riverside was a season best and only proves that she’s in better fitness than she was at this point last fall.”

Championship Week: This grinder just doesn’t let up. In these past two weeks, wins at all four meets. And in the same fashion that I’ve written before, with faster performances than this point last year. I’m getting old, my memory is fading, but I feel that we’ve raced under similar conditions to 2022. At Cougar Falcon, she improved from 17:54 to 17:12, at Bluejay, from 17:41 to 17:08.

Opened up a significant early lead and stretched it out. 7 seconds at the mile, 11 thru 2, and then 14 at the finish. Two straight Portage wins and undefeated from September 1^st on.

Madison Osterberg

Week Three: Usual pattern has been to exert patience then speed up late. Well, her 17:42 at Lakeview was a jolt to that process. The second sub-18 of her career and nearly a minute faster than her 2022 effort.

Week Four: “Had the XC race of her career at Spartan, crushing her time from 2022 by 85 seconds. Outlasted Lucy Cook in the final 1800m, nearly matching her time from Lakeview on a much tougher track.”

Championship Week: Came out victorious in a huge race between D3 and D4 powers at Jackson. Madison, Emmry, and Kaylie went out blazing fast, and Madison just had enough to outlast the other two.

Her second defeat of the year occurred at Portage. Though in defeat and in victory, she seems to love those 17:40’s, showing toughness either in front or trailing.

Emmry Ross

Week Three: Was undefeated until 2022’s State Finals and she’s on the same streak yet again. Four wins in four races, including a sub-18 at Addison. Some big tests are coming soon on the schedule – at Spartan and then Jackson.

Week Four: “Continued the undefeated streak with a comfortable win in the first LCAA Meet and a challenge from Kyah Hoffman at Spartan. This week, we’re setting up for one of the better D3 individual battles at Jackson.”

Championship Week: Was put to the test early at Jackson and came up a little short. But failing is sometimes a blessing in disguise and often leads to greater heights – such as her 17:29 PERSONAL BEST and 2^nd consecutive Stockbridge win.

Has picked herself back up after Jackson and is on another winning streak. Just in this past week, she’s won in conference and at two invites.

Kyah Hoffman

Week Four: “Continuing to put it all together during her junior year, hanging with Ross at Forest Akers until succumbing by 5 seconds in the final 1.1.”

Championship Week: I recall her joy after hitting that 18:16 at MITCA to close her sophomore year. It felt like the perfect ending and a show that she could run with all the elite girls. Which she has more than showed this fall, the latest piece of evidence being her 17:56 winner in the Gold race at Bluejay.

Hung with Jazwinski and Osterberg for as long as she could before fading a bit. Even with the slight fade, Kyah crossed the line in another personal best.

Mylie Kelly

Week Four: “Her 18:29 at Riverside was her best time in the past 23 months and nearly a minute faster than each of her previous two efforts at the Ottawa Hills Invite.”

Championship Week: The training, the fire and focus showed over the summer is paying many dividends. Twenty races later, Mylie finally broke her personal best from her sophomore year. Her 18:04 from Saturday was 5 seconds faster than that regional race as a sophomore and over a minute quicker than her Bluejay performance from a fall ago.

While others were off setting personal bests and duking it out against each other, Mylie and her BC teammates took to the sand at Pine River. She came out of it a stronger girl, trudging away from the field by over 80 seconds.

Tessa Roe

Championship Week: Lansing Catholic did their early season thing on the tough courses, great preparation for a tough hilly regional at Possum Hollow. In her first real opportunity to rip it, Tessa made the most of it, blasting an 18:21 personal best at Cougar Falcon.

Through her career, she’s run three times at Greater Lansing, placing in the top-15 each time out. As a senior, she has a real chance of ending her career just as she commenced it, placing in the top-5.

Betsy Skendzel

Championship Week: D3’s most unheralded star had a breakout race at Shepherd. Betsy’s 18:15 nearly matched her personal best and was close to 20 seconds better than any race in 2023.

It had been a two-year absence from the winner’s circle, but I’m sure the wait was worth it. Just last night, Betsy captured the LMC title to go along with her team’s victory.

Miranda McNeil

Championship Week: Miranda must love the taste of that Shepherd Sweetness, because she brings her best material there each time out. By my count, she’s raced through those mid-Michigan fields on five occasions, and on four of those, ran her lifetime best. The 18:25 from Saturday beat out her previous PR by 23 seconds and solidly affirms her as a favorite to grab a fourth All-State.

A 6^th place finish and 18:40 caps three years of running at Portage. Three years in the top-10, with two of those being sub-19’s.

Lila Volkers

Beginning to stick her nose in there more and more as the season rolls on.  Her 18:28 at Portage builds upon her 18:32 from Sparta and shows that she’s primed for another podium finish in early November.

Eliza Bush

Has shown the gradual time drops from her sophomore year. Wins at Novi Christian and Jefferson, an 18:34 at Stockbridge, were all around 20 seconds faster than her 10^th grade form.

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	Region
1	11	Jessica Jazwinski	Hart	20
2	12	Madison Osterberg	Jackson Lumen Christi	23
3	11	Emmry Ross	Onsted	23
4	11	Kyah Hoffman	Stanton Central Montcalm	24
5	12	Mylie Kelly	Benzie Central	20
6	12	Tessa Roe	Lansing Catholic	26
7	11	Betsy Skendzel	Traverse City St. Francis	19
8	12	Miranda McNeil	Morley-Stanwood	20
9	11	Lila Volkers	Kent City	21
10	11	Eliza Bush	Ypsilanti Arbor Preparatory	27
11	11	Whitney Werner	Pewamo-Westphalia	24
12	9	Samantha Schroeder	Jackson Lumen Christi	23
13	12	Amber Koole	Grand Rapids Covenant Christian	21
14	11	Ashley Choponis	Stanton Central Montcalm	24
15	9	Kamryn Salladay	Lakeview	20
16	12	Jenna Sweeney	Reese	25
17	10	Bella LaFountain	Monroe St. Mary CC	27
18	11	Kaya Vrable	Caro	25
19	12	Avelina Hollandsworth	Remus Chippewa Hills	20
20	9	Isabelle Sliter	Fennville	21
21	10	Hope Miller	Blissfield	27
22	10	Grace Coston	Stanton Central Montcalm	24
23	12	Olivia Perrine	Hanover-Horton	23
24	12	Liliana Lehnst	Ithaca	25
25	12	Cecilia Postma	Manistee	20
26	12	Isabella Max	Kent City	21
27	10	Brynne Schulte	Elk Rapids	19
28	9	Sophia Buzzelli	Clare	19
29	9	Shelby Kuiper	Grand Rapids Covenant Christian	21
30	12	Kinsie Jacques	Pinconning	25
31	11	Lola Bryce	Grandville Calvin Christian	21
32	12	Jaiden Dickman	St. Louis	25
33	11	Mary Masserant	Traverse City St. Francis	19
34	12	Cylee Elkins	Clinton	27
35	12	Paige Herron	Caro	25
36	11	Megan Woelkers	Flat Rock	27
37	10	Quinn Hatfield	Remus Chippewa Hills	20
38	10	Macy Fazekas	Jackson Lumen Christi	23
39	10	Ashlynn Harris	Bronson	23
40	12	Gracie Houtman	Kent City	21
41	9	Molly Kate Hollandsworth	Traverse City St. Francis	19
42	11	Isabelle Eppert	Farwell	19
43	11	Alaina Klooster	Kalamazoo Christian	22
44	11	Layla Lopez	Jackson Lumen Christi	23
45	12	Sophia Reynolds	Hanover-Horton	23
46	12	Claire Neumann	Saginaw Valley Lutheran	25
47	10	Mattie Gagne	Midland Bullock Creek	25
48	10	Anna Pray	Elk Rapids	19
49	11	Chloe Stalhood	Hillsdale	23
50	12	Maddie Gallagher	Traverse City St. Francis	19

BOYS INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

Collin Farmer

Week Four: Was able to lower his already low school record from 15:53 to 15:43. Three for three in terms of victories this year.

Championship Week: And within two weeks, that school record was ripped to shreds. Collin’s 15:29 at Shepherd was a statement, announcing a serious candidacy for the D3 crown.

Senior strength pulled through in the end. His 5:36 for the final 1.1 (5:03 pace) was the fastest final split in the Division Three field.

Bobby Jazwinski

Week Three: Following his astounding debut at Benzie, picked up wins in the first WMC Rivers Jamboree and at Leanna Wolf Geers.

Week Four: “There were 92 athletes that competed at both Pete Moss and Ottawa Hills. Removing a few anomalies, the average runner ran 10-11 seconds faster at Ottawa Hills. Bobby was 15 seconds faster, showing that even at the elite level, he’s improving at a faster rate than many of his competitors. His 15:33 was of course, a personal best.”

Championship Week: Two intense races since that 15:33 at Ottawa Hills, two 15:3x efforts. Bobby is showing no letting up in the middle stages of his freshman year.

Succumbed late to Farmer, coming across the line 11 seconds back. Even in defeat, comfortably ran the fastest time of any freshman at Portage’s massive invite.

Isaiah Dinverno

Week Four: “Has raced three times this year – at Michigan Catholic, Lakeview, and Spartan. Last year, he opened with those three as well. His average time last year was 18:22, this season is 16:18. This past weekend, he was victorious at Spartan in a field that will resemble many during championship season.”

Championship Week: Five races this year, four wins. A sub-16 at Jackson was the quickest of all and he covered the Sharp Park course in 45 less seconds than his sophomore regional effort.

Moved up throughout the race in typical LC fashion. 6^th at the mile to 4^th at the finish, notching another sub-16 and another considerably quicker time compared to his sophomore year.

Boden Genovese

Week Three: Three consecutive low-16 efforts, all lower than his junior best. He’ll get another opportunity to roll towards the 15’s on Friday at Spartan.

Week Four: “Acquitted himself quite well to the D1 race at Spartan, placing 3^rd with a 16:15.”

Championship Week: A 3^rd place in the Berrien County Championship marked four consecutive top-5 finishes there.

3.5 years of races and his first 15:xx ever. Congrats to Boden, coming back strong after slightly slower efforts at Jackson and Berrien County.

Ben March

Championship Week: Historically, the Sharks begin to hunt at this time of year, with Ben at the front of it all. Perhaps a prep for Regionals, perhaps a statement, but most affirmatively, a massive personal best. His 15:46 was nearly 20 seconds faster than his previous lifetime best.

Just capped off an undefeated season in the TVC Blue, winning his first conference title of his career.

Samuel Martini

Week Four: “When he’s brought it, he’s been his usual high-15/low-16 self. Shaved 4 sec. off his time from last fall’s race at Sparta, placing an admirable 2^nd to Farmer.”

Championship Week: Has opened CSAA competition with two consecutive wins to go along with another dub on his home course.

At White Cloud early last week, grabbed his 9^th consecutive CSAA win. Then at Portage, came through with his 3^rd consecutive top-10 placing.

Brad White

Championship Week: It’s taken 3.5 years and a few close calls, but the sub-16 finally happened. Brad’s 15:55 at Cadillac was only a slight improvement from his best as a junior, but I bet it meant the world. And to prove it was no fluke, he doubled it up with another one at Bluejay.

The wheels may have come off late at Portage, but I applaud him for taking the risk to run with the front group.

Gage Hoffman

Sophomore has been on the brink of sub-16 on too many occasions this year. Saranac, Cedar Springs, Bluejay, Portage. When that breakthrough comes, he’ll undoubtedly run in the 15:40’s.

Jackson Rodriguez

Greatly emerged with the heightened Portage competition. His sub-16 there was his first since 2022’s Regionals.

Theodore Davis

Ten races this year and he’s been in the 16’s for every last one. The unheralded junior has been in the top-10 at State each of the past two years and while it will take work, can easily get there again.

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	Region
1	12	Collin Farmer	Pewamo-Westphalia	24
2	9	Robert Jazwinski III	Hart	20
3	11	Isaiah Dinverno	Jackson Lumen Christi	23
4	12	Boden Genovese	Coloma	22
5	12	Ben March	St. Louis	25
6	12	Samuel Martini	Kent City	21
7	12	Brad White	Clare	19
8	10	Gage Hoffman	Stanton Central Montcalm	24
9	12	Jackson Rodriguez	The Potter’s House	21
10	11	Theodore Davis	Dansville	26
11	12	Keegan Masters	Ottawa Lake-Whiteford	27
12	11	Mitchell Hiatt	Onsted	23
13	11	Leo Swager	Traverse City St. Francis	19
14	11	August Rohde	Reed City	20
15	10	Jacob Stanislawski	Flat Rock	27
16	11	Landon Pestrue	St. Louis	25
17	12	Jaden Barnes	Bloomingdale	22
18	11	Landen Boulis	Hanover-Horton	23
19	12	Anthony Kiaunis	Reed City	20
20	12	Graham Coston	Stanton Central Montcalm	24
21	11	Tyler Heal	Sanford-Meridian	25
22	11	Levi Kamps	Grand Rapids Covenant Christian	21
23	12	Lucas Hopkins	Olivet	22
24	11	Josh Slocum	Traverse City St. Francis	19
25	12	Gavin Guggemos	Kalkaska	19
26	12	Evan Shepherd	Hanover-Horton	23
27	12	Tucker Krumm	Traverse City St. Francis	19
28	12	Ryan Allen	Reed City	20
29	11	Daniel Mandujano	Watervliet	22
30	10	Landen Styka	Ithaca	25
31	12	Gavin VanKampen	Jonesville	23
32	9	Graeson Decker	Grand Rapids Covenant Christian	21
33	10	Robert Dykhouse	Manton	20
34	11	Isaac Edgington	Holland Black River	21
35	12	Nolan Grant	Hillsdale	23
36	10	Lucas Taraszkiewicz	Flat Rock	27
37	12	Brodie Delamater	Grant	21
38	9	Luke Herron	Caro	25
39	12	Carter Holmes	Bath	24
40	12	Nathan Day	Saranac	21
41	10	Noah Devereaux	Laingsburg	24
42	12	Gannon Shore	Jackson Lumen Christi	23
43	10	Ben Gautsche	Union City	22
44	9	Caleb Blonde	Jonesville	23
45	12	Bailey Wiggins	Midland Bullock Creek	25
46	11	Brayden Sweeney	Midland Bullock Creek	25
47	12	Andrew Klaus	Clare	19
48	11	Nathan Vargo	Flat Rock	27
49	12	Matthew Pattullo	Caro	25
50	11	Owen Read	Traverse City St. Francis	19

Portage, our great bellwether for the season’s progress, has come and passed. There were many affirmations and a few surprises. You’ll see a bit more movement in these rankings this week, as more recent meets are weighed more, early season meets mean less and less.

If you’ve followed these over the past few years, you may know the gist of these, but let’s break it down once again:

The individual ratings take into account all the meets listed here. There are a few meets missing that I’ll link to, but pretty much any meet with a significant number of athletes will have been calculated. An individual’s rating takes their best 75% of rated races (rounding up, so 4 of 5, 5 of 6, etc.), weighs them with more recent races having a higher weight, then spits out a final rating. The team rankings score those individuals as if they were in a meet against their entire division.

As a result of taking into the entire season into account, the rankings will be more conservative and less reactionary than most. Putting together a great performance once will bring about a tiny bit of movement, doing so repeatedly will elicit much greater change.

There are a few changes from previous years:

• No more ratings of weekday, conference meets
  • Why? One, often these aren’t raced all out and end up underrating a runner. Two, to lessen my workload. I’d rather concentrate on these rankings and use the weekend invites that are more likely to be raced hard to determine the rankings.
• Using the top 75% of races instead of 67%
  • Why? If I’m gonna use fewer overall races from a runner’s resume, I have to make up for it in some way.
• No more individual rankings posted to social media
  • Why? I hate instances where a runner stagnates or falls back over the course of the season and it’s posted for the world to see. I recognize people want to know where they’re ranked, so just having it on the website is a happy medium.
• More writeups focused on the top teams and individuals, rather than just handpicking one each week
  • I’ve found that when it comes toward state time, I know all the numbers and what a kid might run, but have a tough time pointing toward a narrative. Hopefully writing a little recap and what to look forward to will help in that regard. I started with three for the first rankings, then five this week, and so on.
• Posting these one division at a time
  • If you’ve noticed, I always go Division 4 first, trending towards Division 1. This is done intentionally! Traditional media always focuses on the larger schools. By focusing on the smaller divisions first, they get the love that they might not normally receive.

Unfortunately, the injury rule is in place, where if I don’t have a rating from the past month, that runner is taken out. If you’re willing to share (and I can understand why not – someone’s medical situation doesn’t have to be the public’s business) that your athlete or you yourself are healthy/injured, feel free. There are some exceptions based on situations that make sense. Hopefully these don’t rub salt in the wound of someone who’s already hurting.

Now I need to be serious for a minute. These are for fun. If you don’t like these fun rankings, you don’t need to participate, you don’t need to call me names, talk trash to your fellow competitors, or send rude emails. We good here? Enjoy.

CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK RANKINGS
WEEK FOUR RANKINGS
WEEK THREE RANKINGS

Whitmore Lake

Week Three: “Winners of the Small School division at John Bruder, winners of the entire Birch Run Early Invite. Went up against stacked D4 competition in USA, Kingston and came away victorious, held their own against D1 competition at Lamplighter. Emergence of Sofia Robertson has been a major help.”

Week Four: “Putting four girls in the top six, the Trojans cruised to a victory over #4 Hillsdale Academy and #5 Breckenridge.“

Championship Week: Over the past few weeks, the Trojans have won the first MIAC Jamboree, won at Stockbridge, and finished 3^rd at Jackson. Each of the latter two, they’ve finished ahead of a bevy of D3/D4 rivals.

Carina Burchi is beginning to find herself, helping keep the Trojans afloat while they go through a tough stretch. Third at Portage, but a season’s worth of work weighs heavy in the rankings.

Johannesburg-Lewiston

Week Three: “Full squad hasn’t competed together yet. Half were at Under the Lights, half at Red Devil. Getting Harlie Fox, a middle school sprinter, to run a 21:00 opener keeps them in contention with Whitmore Lake.”

Week Four: “No notable action from these girls, but we’ll get plenty of info these next three weeks with Jackson, Bluejay, and Portage on the docket“

Championship Week: Just individuals competing for the Cardinals these past few weeks, some solid performances contained within. Harlie Fox blasted a 25+ second personal best at Jackson and Madalyn Agren/Yolanda Gascho were their solid selves at Shepherd.

Danielle Agren unequivocally had her best effort of the year, helping the Cardinals win at Portage.

Muskegon Western Michigan Christian

Week Four: “The Warriors emerged victorious in the Silver Division at Sparta, winning their race by 2 points over a field full of Division 3 teams. Personal bests from their top four girls, including a massive leap from freshman Leah Sneller.“

Championship Week: The Warriors are in quite the competition for the Alliance League. In the past two weeks, they’ve suffered a single point defeat to West Michigan Aviation and then won by that single point. Those close competitions likely paid off at Allendale Falcon, where WMC placed four girls in the top-8 en route to a Small School victory.

The emergence of Kaylie Riksen is the kicker for these Warriors. They may have the best fifth runner in D4, an excellent sign that they’re ready to compete in early November.

Hillsdale Academy

Week Three: “Iris Millies has been a key early season contributor, continuing her 23:00 streak, but only faster. Then you have those usual suspects, the Brownlees and the last of the Roberts (yes I know this is incorrect, but it was written and I own my mistakes). Saturday, the Colts are going against Whitmore Lake, which I think will be a good depiction of their fitness.”

Week Four: “Held off a rising Breckenridge team by placing four girls ahead of the Huskies’ third girl. Grace Brownlee locked it down as their fifth girl, running nearly a minute personal best on a tougher course.“

Championship Week: Ella Walton is beginning to return to the form that’s placed her in the top-50 at MIS these past two years. A 20:48 at Jackson was her best late September time on that Sharp Park course.

Abby Brownlee was huge earlier in the week, the tiebreak on a Colt victory in the 2^nd SCAA Jamboree. Then the payoff came at Portage, where she hit 21:05 for a personal best.

Gobles

Championship Week: In smaller meets, the Tiger girls can have a huge impact up front. For example, at the 2^nd SAC Jamboree, they placed 3 in the top-4, enough to cruise to a 13 point win over Saugatuck and D3-ranked Fennville.

The question has always been: how can they perform in a large field? Well, when Madison Cooley drops a minute from Otsego, reaching into the 20’s for the first time ever, that question is answered. The Tigers rode Cooley’s outstanding performance to a 4^th place finish in Portage.

Saugatuck

Championship Week: Have some of the best depth in the division, upperclasswomen such as Anna McQueary, Alayah Nieuwsma, and Leilani Schoonmaker who will surely drive a difference in larger fields.

Were missing Anna McQueary this past weekend, but Leilani Schoonmaker helped make up for her absence. Her 21:37 was a Portage PR and assisted the Trailblazers to a 9^th place finish, pretty good for missing an essential piece.

Breckenridge

Week Four: “Third place in a tough, tough Division 5 at Holly. Have one of the deeper teams in Division Four, which can be an asset in the larger meets to come. With the progress of Tori Most and Nataly Vine, expect the Huskies to put five in before most other D4 rivals.“

Championship Week: Turned a wonderful Bluejay performance and brought it into a dominant day at the first MSAC Jamboree, placing all seven varsity girls in the top-13.

Cleaned house in the MSAC before taking the drive to Portage and grabbing a 7^th place finish. The Huskies were missing their 5^th girl but welcomed the return of Avery Westall to the 21’s.

Harbor Springs

Championship Week: Bluejay was the Rams’ first major meet of the year and they showed out big time, winning the Jays Division over a host of D3/D4 schools.

Kept it close to home, competing in their home invite. We’ll get a better glimpse of their fitness after today, where they host the LMC Championship.

Kingston

While much of the D4 competition headed out west, the Cardinals were beating up on D1 schools at Heritage. Their 3^rd place finish was ahead of two of them, plus a D3 team.

Buckley

Watch out for the Bears. Seriously though, even though their ranking here has stayed the same, their point totals in my hypothetical meet have lessened. Over 400 three weeks ago, 349 last week to 338 this week. As later season meets get weighed more and Mikayla Kulawiak keeps dropping PRs, expect the Bears to move up.

Place	Team	Region	Score	Champ Wk	Week 4	Week 3	Summer
1	Whitmore Lake	33	121	1	1	1	1
2	Johannesburg-Lewiston	28	126	3	2	2	2
3	Muskegon Western Michigan Christian	31	143	2	3	6	6
4	Hillsdale Academy	34	253	4	4	3	4
5	Gobles	31	291	8	7	5	7
6	Saugatuck	31	317	9	11	11	12
7	Breckenridge	30	327	6	5	7	13
8	Harbor Springs	28	330	5	8	8	3
9	Kingston	35	335	7	6	4	5
10	Buckley	29	338	10	10	10	9
11	Auburn Hills Oakland Christian	36	440	11	9	9	8
12	Grand Traverse Academy	29	465	13	13	14	18
13	Mason County Eastern	29	505	12	12	12	10
14	Concord	32	542	15	15	19	14
15	Pittsford	34	562	17	17	15	17
16	Unionville-Sebewaing	35	580	14	14	13	20
17	Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart	30	599	16	16	16	11
18	Kalamazoo Hackett	32	614	20	19	17	15
19	Novi Christian Academy	33	678	18	22	NR	NR
20	Royal Oak Shrine	36	687	19	18	18	16
21	Allen Park Cabrini	36	697	21	20	20	26
22	St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic	31	745	28	30	30	19
23	Fowler	33	749	22	21	24	NR
24	Leland	29	784	30	28	26	NR
25	Ubly	35	793	23	27	27	23
26	Beal City	30	811	24	24	23	25
27	Petoskey St. Michael	28	827	27	29	28	NR

Hillsdale Academy

Week Three: “Two invites, two wins. Perhaps most telling was their opener across town, where the Colts comfortably beat top D3 teams in Hanover-Horton and Jonesville. As with their girls, the boys should face another stiff test at Holly – going against the likes of Breckenridge, Lutheran Westland, Whitmore Lake, amongst others. Guess I’ll have to get to Holly early.”

Week Four: “First place in Holly’s Division Five race, by way of putting all seven in the top-18. Hard to believe given his lengthy career on big stages, but a personal best for Grayson Rorick.”

Championship Week: An excellent race plan at Jackson led to a victory over top-ranked D3 schools such as Hanover-Horton, Lumen Christi, and Jonesville. The Colts’ 4^th through 7^th packed up early, picking off competitor after competitor, leading to Lindley and Rahe placing 32^nd and 33^rd.

Freshman Ryan Miller inserting himself into the Colt Top-5 makes a deep team even deeper. HA put six boys under 18:00 at Portage on their path to a nearly 30 point win.

Johannesburg-Lewiston

Week Three: “Given their top 3 boys, it was always gonna be about what came from their 4th and 5th runners. I know it was a fast track at East Jordan, but having Layman under 18:00 and Fulton in the mid-18’s combined with Coach Marcum’s careful training gives the Cardinals much potential.”

Week Four: “Just like their girls, off this week, with a ton of prime opportunities to peer at their fitness in the coming weeks.”

Championship Week: Brought Malaki Gascho and Blake Fox to Jackson, where each ran in the 16’s. Will hopefully have their full squad at Portage so we can get a proper assessment of their place.

Full squad was locked in and the Cardinals were in championship form. Blake Fox’s 16:20 was a 35+ second Portage best.

Saugatuck

Championship Week: Coming along nicely, then shocking the D4 world at Allendale Falcon. The Trailblazers placed all of their scorers under 18:00, which will take you many places in the smaller divisions.

Sawyer Monroe returned to the form he displayed earlier in the year at Holly. His 17:06 was a significant personal best and if he keeps it up, gives Saugatuck two certifiable frontrunners.

Holland Calvary Christian

Week Three: “Of their top nine runners at South Christian, eight were freshmen. When looking at the results as a whole, their 9th place in the Starlight division might not seem impressive, but please pay attention to the field – it was primarily D1/D2 teams.”

Week Four: “In the Silver race at Sparta, eked out a single point victory over a rising WMC squad. Gave a shoutout to Gibson White in the Sparta post, but let’s call out both Caleb Adkins and Eli Laninga here, as both were crucial to their trophy, finishing ahead of the Warriors’ fifth runner and hitting PB’s along the way.”

Championship Week: Just as the Harbor Springs girls did, took the win in the Jays Division (D3/D4 schools) at Bluejay. Caleb Adkins stepped up again, running his 3^rd consecutive personal best.

Riley Weed ascended back into the #1 spot for the Crusaders. The young squad proved again that no stage is too large, placing 6^th amongst D4’s best outfits at Portage.

Three Oaks River Valley

The Berrien County Championship may not have gone the Mustangs way, but Portage sure did. More than half of their athletes ran a season/personal best and by my numbers, pretty much everyone ran significantly better. All in all, a 4^th place finish.

Mason County Eastern

Week Four: “Winners of the Small School division at Benzie and leaders in the WMD as of now – and that was before getting Alex Tyndall back.”

Championship Week: Fairly dominant performance at the 2^nd WMD Jamboree, where the Cardinals placed six guys in the top-8.

Laying low, doing their thing on tougher courses these past few weeks. In a field composed of mainly D3 teams, finished 2^nd at Cecil Burch.

Kalamazoo Hackett

Week Four: “Second place in the initial SAC Jamboree, a higher conference finish than any that the Irish had in 2022.”

Championship Week: Coming in off a week full of winning, both at the 2^nd SAC Jamboree and at Otsego Bulldog. I’ve been told to not pay attention to the times from the jamboree, but I can’t help to notice that all the Irish scorers ran a personal best.

As Sean Siems has improved, so have the Irish’s fortunes. 17:36 at Portage marked three consecutive sub-18’s and aided in their 5^th place spot.

Muskegon Western Michigan Christian

Championship Week: Just as their girls, locked in a battle with WMA for Alliance League supremacy. The Warriors have lost each of the jamborees, but have considerably cut the gap in scoring.

Dramatic rise of Owen Sytsema has coincided with the Warriors moving into the top-10. In a mere six weeks, he’s gone from an opener north of 20:00 to the 17’s.

Royal Oak Shrine

Championship Week: Only one meet in the past two weeks, leaving a great opportunity to get some solid training block in before the big meets begin. In that CHSL Jamboree, the Knights placed first, helped by Cerone in first, but also placing four boys in the top-11.

D4 schools tend to be concentrated in rural areas, of great distance to major cities. The opposite is true, where Oakland County is made up of D1 schools. So when you have the Oakland County Meet, a top D4 team such as Shrine might finish 19^th of 36. But when filtered for just D4, the Knights were first.

Maple City Glen Lake

Quick work for the Drown’s to get the Lakers into the top-10. The improvement has been evident in the NWC, where they moved from 3^rd at the first jamboree to 2^nd in the most recent one.

Rank	Team	Region	Score	Champ Wk	Week 4	Week 3	Summer
1	Hillsdale Academy	34	173	1	1	1	1
2	Johannesburg-Lewiston	28	247	3	2	2	3
3	Saugatuck	31	278	2	8	8	5
4	Holland Calvary Christian	31	309	4	4	3	6
5	Three Oaks River Valley	32	333	9	6	6	2
6	Mason County Eastern	29	347	5	3	4	8
7	Kalamazoo Hackett	32	397	6	5	5	10
8	Muskegon Western Michigan Christian	31	408	7	11	15	12
9	Royal Oak Shrine	36	428	8	7	7	37
10	Maple City Glen Lake	29	504	12	10	9	11
11	Harbor Springs	28	518	10	28	25	4
12	White Cloud	30	585	17	16	NR	15
13	Lutheran Westland	36	589	11	9	10	22
14	Breckenridge	30	592	15	12	14	18
15	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	36	598	14	13	11	25
16	Harbor Beach	35	600	13	17	17	31
17	East Jackson	34	604	18	14	13	23
18	Tri-Unity Christian	31	645	16	19	21	NR
19	Frankfort	29	659	20	15	12	14
20	Petoskey St. Michael	28	659	19	20	NR	7
21	Muskegon Catholic Central	31	706	21	18	18	17
22	Whitmore Lake	33	745	23	22	19	9
23	Auburn Hills Oakland Christian	36	756	22	21	16	27
24	Battle Creek St. Philip	32	821	24	24	22	20
25	Adrian Lenawee Christian	34	838	25	NR	NR	13
26	Pentwater	29	848	26	23	20	16
27	Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary	30	870	28	26	23	49

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

Kaylie Livingston

Week Three: “Introduction to HS cross country has been a resounding success. Three races, three wins, three efforts in the low-18’s.”

Week Four: “Continued her streak of sub-19’s onto a tougher track at Springfield Oaks. Kaylie once again dominated from start to finish, leading her Trojans to victory and hitting the second fastest time of the day.”

Championship Week: Gained valuable experience racing some of Division 3’s best at Jackson and Stockbridge. Both were low-18 efforts and I was impressed by her ability to battle back at Jackson.

Looking back to Jackson, I recall a blistering first mile, the pack coming through in 5:30. Well, Kaylie was a part of another burner on Saturday, 5:27 at the mile. This time she summoned the strength to take that to victory, her 17:48 being her 2^nd sub-18 of the year.

Aiden Harrand

Week Three: “Personal best at Benzie was two years in the making. Her 17:52 knocked 16 seconds off her previous record. Effort at Bear Country was likely a bit more controlled (and probably underrates her here), yet still another victory. I think we’ll get a matchup vs. Kaylie at Portage, only a month away.”

Week Four: “Three days after the Bear Country Invite, Aiden showed what she can truly pop on her home course, her 17:40 contributing to her little team’s win in the first NWC Jamboree.”

Championship Week: An aggressive start led to her best time on the Shepherd course, her 17:46 ending up 24 seconds faster than her performance at MITCA last year.

The rare defeat at the D4 level, but still 55 seconds quicker than last year. She’ll be back for the rematch, it’ll be as close to must see TV as we’ll get on a XC course.

Grace VanderKooi

Week Four: “Her 18:28 at Sparta made it three consecutive years in the 18’s. She’s won four of her five races this year, including the first Alliance League Jamboree.”

Championship Week: Took that 18:28 at Sparta and decided to one up herself, lowering her best to 18:25 this Saturday at Allendale. Winner of the first three Alliance League jamborees as well.

18:24 at Portage was yet another personal best and matched her best finish ever at Portage – the 3^rd place that she achieved as a freshman.

Ava Teed

Week Four: “Nearly matched her effort at last year’s Huron Invitational. And when I say matched, I mean within a second. The only real difference is that, instead of finishing 2^nd in the D2-D4 race, she was first.”

Championship Week: Continues to lower her personal best, dropping 15 seconds from her 18:58. That 18:43 at Lake Erie was against a ton of D2-D4 girls and by a major margin as well – 75+ seconds.

Two consecutive 3^rd place finishes at the Wayne County Meet, covered the course nearly 20 seconds faster this time around.

Allie Nowak

Week Three: “Set the J-L school record with an 18:26 at Red Devil. For comparison’s sake, her opener as a sophomore was 20:32. By the end of her sophomore year, Allie had finished 3rd in Division 4.”

Week Four: “Feelin’ like a broken record here with the J-L folks, but some fast courses coming soon for these girls. Jackson, Shepherd, and Portage all being great opportunities for Allie to lower her personal best.”

Championship Week: Hasn’t raced in a few weeks, which has allowed for others to pass her by here. But with Portage on the horizon, there’s a great opportunity to move back up.

Second straight top-5 finish at Portage led to another Joburg victory.

Izzy Brooks

Championship Week: Even if a course runs fast as Stockbridge often does, you can still use other methods to compare. In her three years competing there, Izzy has moved up from 11^th to 7^th to 6^th. And in time, gone from 19:52 to 19:18 to 18:44.

Second straight win at Hudson Booster is the perfect lead in to the Lenawee County Championship, an event she captured as a freshman.

Libby Smith

Championship Week: Frontrunner for the Tigers has been on quite a winning streak, with six straight victories. Among those, wins in the SAC and also major invites such as Otsego Bulldog.

Winning streak came to an end, but not before Libby registered her third-fastest time of the year.

Carina Burchi

Coming into her own lately, running her best two races of the year at Stockbridge and Portage.

Eliza Keith

Championship Week: After a subpar race at Spartan, bounced back big time with a personal best at the first MIAC Jamboree. Then proved again that she can race in a big field, running 19:31 on a hotter afternoon at Shepherd.

Oakland Christian took the weekend off, a necessary break before championship season. Earlier in the week, Eliza placed 3^rd in the 2^nd MIAC Jamboree, an incredibly tough conference.

Jane Manthei

Nearly halved her place at State from 2021 to 2022, can she do it again? 19:11 at Shepherd backed up with a 7^th place finish at Portage, I like her chances.

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	Region
1	9	Kaylie Livingston	Whitmore Lake	33
2	12	Aiden Harrand	Buckley	29
3	11	Grace VanderKooi	Muskegon Western Michigan Christian	31
4	12	Ava Teed	Allen Park Cabrini	36
5	11	Allie Nowak	Johannesburg-Lewiston	28
6	11	Izzy Brooks	Adrian Lenawee Christian	34
7	9	Libby Smith	Gobles	31
8	10	Carina Burchi	Whitmore Lake	33
9	11	Eliza Keith	Auburn Hills Oakland Christian	36
10	11	Jane Manthei	Petoskey St. Michael	28
11	11	Ella Knudsen	Leland	29
12	12	Miriam Murrell	Gaylord St. Mary	28
13	12	Brooke Smith	Pittsford	34
14	9	Stefi Reskevics	Harbor Springs	28
15	10	Yolanda Gascho	Johannesburg-Lewiston	28
16	12	Madalyn Agren	Johannesburg-Lewiston	28
17	10	Sofia Robertson	Whitmore Lake	33
18	10	Taylor Wiegand	Livingston Christian	33
19	9	Ava DeYoung	Gobles	31
20	11	Juniper Rodham	Harbor Springs	28
21	12	Natalie Meadows	Whitmore Lake	33
22	9	Veyda Conley	Martin	31
23	12	Allison Glendening	St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic	31
24	9	Harlie Fox	Johannesburg-Lewiston	28
25	9	Haley Stimer	Concord	32
26	12	Isabella Yeoman	Genesee	33
27	10	Ruth Brownlee	Hillsdale Academy	34
28	9	Leah Sneller	Muskegon Western Michigan Christian	31
29	11	Presley Allen	Mendon	32
30	10	Ally Schmitz	Breckenridge	30
31	9	Lyvia Curtis	Saugatuck	31
32	9	Lauren Shaffer	Gobles	31
33	11	Abigail Davis	Vestaburg	30
34	12	Eleanor Kingshott	Muskegon Western Michigan Christian	31
35	9	Anna Sheppard	Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart	30
36	9	Kamryn Sixberry	Saugatuck	31
37	11	Ella Walton	Hillsdale Academy	34
38	10	Lilah Kiley	Kingston	35
39	11	Ava Mallar	Pittsford	34
40	9	Addy Zeller	Bear Lake-Onekama	29
41	12	Grace Folkema	Muskegon Western Michigan Christian	31
42	12	Jacqueline Morton	Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart	30
43	12	Leah Zarrilli	Auburn Hills Oakland Christian	36
44	10	Eleanor Cole	Lutheran Westland	36
45	12	Alberta Reinbold	Unionville-Sebewaing	35
46	9	Gabriella Siems	Kalamazoo Hackett	32
47	9	Kaylie Riksen	Muskegon Western Michigan Christian	31
48	9	Nolee Leppert	Beal City	30
49	10	Cieara Barrett	Concord	32
50	11	Stephanie Hernandez	Addison	34

BOYS INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

Owen Patton

Week Three: ”The summer training and its added endurance have been paying off. Two wins, one in the small school division at John Bruder and the other in an opener at Chippewa Hills. But I’ve marveled at the consistency, through the tough or easy efforts, he’s run the equivalent of sub-16 each time out.”

Week Four: “After a series of quicker courses to begin the year, showed he can do the necessary work on the grittier ones. Evart rated as one of the slower courses on the year, but that didn’t dissuade Owen from cruising to a 20+ second win.”

Championship Week: Battling sickness and trudging through tougher courses led to a breakthrough on Saturday. A 15:36 in the Elite section at Bluejay, a 15 second personal best and showing that his early season fitness was real.

Captured his 2^nd straight MSAC win on Wednesday

Thomas Holm

Championship Week: Had a huge breakthrough at Jackson, his 16:15 knocking a huge chunk off his previous best. For comparison’s sake, his 2022 effort at Jackson was 16:51.

Consistent high-level performances in major meets, certainly helped by his patient racing style. Moved up from 7^th at the mile to 2nd at the 2-mile before crossing the line 4 seconds ahead of any other competitor.

Tyler Lenn

Week Three: “Win in the D2-D4 division at the Muskrat Classic was his first of the year. His 16:27 at Eastwood was 6 seconds faster than his junior effort, on a much slower course mind you.”

Week Four: “Cardinal Mooney had the weekend off, but raced during the week at the first CHSL CD Jamboree. Tyler lost to Abe Cerone by three seconds, which isn’t a negative at all when you see how Cerone fared at Holly.”

Championship Week: Has laid low these past few weeks, just competing in the CHSL Jamborees, placing 2^nd in each.

Found a comfortable win at Marysville, a 10+ second win in the rain.

Abenezer Cerone

Week Four: “Three consecutive wins for this young sophomore. Mentioned above, he was victorious in an early CHSL matchup against Tyler Lenn. Then four days later, dominated the D4 Holly field with a 5-flat first mile and a lead that only grew from there. With more even pacing and an easier course, expect that 16:28 to fall soon.”

Championship Week: Along with his Knight boys, AC Ice has been well-rested these past few weeks. And for good reason – a big one is on the calendar, the Oakland County Championships, where this D4 kid has a wonderful chance to show he can hang with the big stars.

Held his own against those big stars, placing 16^th at the County Meet, earning him a vaunted All-County selection.

Mason Sinke

Championship Week: As Abe captured the first WMD Jamboree, Mason brought home the second. If a.net doesn’t lie, that’s his first victory of his career.

16:13 at Portage was good for second place, a full minute faster than his time from 2022.

Abe VanDuinen

Week Three: ”Pound for pound, the competition for the boys WMD title is as good a conference battle you’ll find. The Redmans, Mason Sinke, and Abe are all likely to finish in the top-15 at Division 4 State. Abe was victorious on Wednesday, then ripped a sub-16 on Saturday.”

Week Four: “His 17:04 at Ludington was a win over a field containing a number of higher division runners and 75 seconds faster than his junior effort.”

Championship Week: The course over at Rycenga Park ran a bit slow, rare for this time of year. So don’t pay too much attention to the time, instead concentrate on another win, Abe’s fourth of the year.

First time competing at Portage and he hung in there with the heightened competition. 4^th place and 16:21 in the D4 race.

Malaki Gascho

Championship Week: The 3-hour trip down 127 was made worth it, his 16:23 at Sharp Park affirming that ol ‘Ki is in championship shape, ready to step on that MIS podium yet again.

After missing much of the 2022 season, made his triumphant return to the rolling hills of the Kalamazoo area. Forty second improvement in those two years, with both being top-10 finishes.

Marek Butkiewicz

Moving his way through the SAC (3^rd in the first jamboree, winner of the 2^nd) as he establishes himself in the low-mid 16’s.

Kyle Redman

Championship Week: Following a rougher race at Cadillac, young Kyle more than made up for it at Shepherd. Using that #BlueJayBoost, he blasted a 16:27, his second-best mark of the year.

Showing he’s tough too, first of all D4 competition to come across the line at Pine River’s hilly and sandy course.

Matthias Morse

In the 23 races prior to Sparta, Matthias had been above 17:00 on every single occasion. Since then, three sub-17’s, including a 16:15 on their regional course at Allendale.

Rank	Grade	Name	Team	Region
1	12	Owen Patton	Vestaburg	30
2	12	Thomas Holm	Hillsdale Academy	34
3	12	Tyler Lenn	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	36
4	10	Abenezer Cerone	Royal Oak Shrine	36
5	11	Mason Sinke	Bear Lake-Onekama	29
6	12	Abe VanDuinen	Pentwater	29
7	12	Malaki Gascho	Johannesburg-Lewiston	28
8	10	Marek Butkiewicz	Kalamazoo Hackett	32
9	9	Kyle Redman	Mesick	29
10	11	Matthias Morse	Muskegon Western Michigan Christian	31
11	12	Michael Allen	East Jackson	34
12	12	Sawyer Stoneman	Breckenridge	30
13	11	Jeremiah Witt	Johannesburg-Lewiston	28
14	11	Colebrook Sutherland	Maple City Glen Lake	29
15	12	Blake Fox	Johannesburg-Lewiston	28
16	10	Grayson Rorick	Hillsdale Academy	34
17	11	Alex Tyndall	Mason County Eastern	29
18	12	Gavin Sehy	Kalamazoo Hackett	32
19	9	Ty Redman	Mesick	29
20	10	Landon Rogers	Three Oaks River Valley	32
21	11	Reece Poole	Hillsdale Academy	34
22	10	Brody Karg	Harbor Beach	35
23	11	Tyler Laansma	Tri-Unity Christian	31
24	10	Lynus Cadarette	Petoskey St. Michael	28
25	10	Sammy Gamboa	Saugatuck	31
26	12	Kaden Forward	Bear Lake-Onekama	29
27	12	Javin Mericle	East Jackson	34
28	9	Riley Weed	Holland Calvary Christian	31
29	10	Landen Livingston	Whitmore Lake	33
30	9	Sawyer Monroe	Saugatuck	31
31	12	Aiden Fitchett	Dryden	35
32	9	Anthony Rowe	Breckenridge	30
33	11	Coleson Cruzan	White Cloud	30
34	10	Cody Bradley	Petoskey St. Michael	28
35	12	Austin York	Three Oaks River Valley	32
36	10	Emmanuel Mehari	Plymouth Christian Academy	36
37	10	Carson Burgess	Brown City	35
38	10	Rich Fanti	Riverview Gabriel Richard	36
39	9	Noah Schipper	Holland Calvary Christian	31
40	12	Isaac Zammit	Marine City Cardinal Mooney	36
41	12	Myles Tilma	Byron Center Zion Christian	31
42	9	Gibson White	Holland Calvary Christian	31
43	12	Luke Sprague	Battle Creek St. Philip	32
44	10	Carter Clark	Carson City-Crystal	30
45	10	Charlie Gibson	Three Oaks River Valley	32
46	12	Mitchel Daniels	Pentwater	29
47	12	Connor Rouse	Genesee	33
48	11	Carroll Robotham	Frankfort	29
49	9	Sebastian Dunaway	Frankfort	29
50	8	Lincoln Laansma	Tri-Unity Christian	31

Meet	Girls Adj.	Boys Adj.	Average
Cecil Burch	-14	-16	-15
Heritage	-5	-2	-4
Allegan	+12	+10	+11
Olivet Pink	+19	+16	+18

*** = Team State Title type of performance
** = Top-10 Team type of performance
* = Team Qualifier type of performance

GIRLS TEAM RATINGS

Girls Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
Midland Dow	100.0	1
Alpena	81.0	1
Mount Pleasant	69.7	1
Saginaw Heritage	56.0	1
Girls Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
Sturgis	82.8	2
Sparta	80.7	2
Hopkins	79.2	2
Charlotte	79.2	2
Belding	72.7	2
Coopersville	62.5	2
Paw Paw	60.9	2
Hamilton	45.1	2
Plainwell	24.2	2
Allegan	20.1	2
Girls Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
McBain	79.1	3
Benzie Central	67.6	3
Reed City	55.6	3
Kingsley	41.7	3
Niles Brandywine	30.9	3
Olivet	30.9	3
Lake City	27.7	3
Girls Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
Kingston**	81.4	4
Mason County Eastern	48.4	4
Vestaburg	36.2	4
Girls Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
GRTC Peregrines	118.4	HS

BOYS TEAM RATINGS

Boys Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
Midland Dow	168.9	1
Saginaw Heritage	167.9	1
Alpena	156.1	1
Mount Pleasant	154.6	1
GR Union	124.8	1
Boys Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
Plainwell*	173.9	2
Hamilton*	171.7	2
Paw Paw	157.0	2
Wayland Union	156.6	2
Sparta	155.2	2
Coopersville	139.9	2
Sturgis	134.7	2
Hopkins	132.7	2
Charlotte	131.7	2
Jackson Northwest	128.5	2
Allegan	116.2	2
Lansing Waverly	88.0	2
Boys Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
Reed City**	172.3	3
Olivet*	156.9	3
Benzie Central	148.6	3
LeRoy Pine River	147.7	3
Lake City	144.5	3
Kingsley	126.1	3
Hesperia	118.4	3
Comstock	26.9	3
Boys Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
Mason County Eastern**	155.3	4
Kingston	114.3	4
Mesick	113.6	4
Boys Team	Top 5 Avg.	Division
GRTC Peregrines	161.7	HS
Butternut Homeschool	132.0	HS
Saginaw Arts and Sciences	73.7	ND

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RATINGS

Grade	Name	Time	Team	Rating	Meet
12	Katie Watkins	18:30.6	Midland Dow	151.5	Heritage
9	Stephanie DiPiazza	18:44.7	GRTC Peregrines	141.1	Allegan
10	Berkley Holtz	19:28.3	Sturgis	126.6	Allegan
12	Mylie Kelly	19:58.5	Benzie Central	125.2	Cecil Burch
10	Chloe Khon	19:32.4	Jackson Northwest	122.9	Olivet Pink
9	Gianna Chaignot	19:52.6	GRTC Peregrines	118.5	Allegan
12	Daisy Speet	19:54.3	GRTC Peregrines	117.9	Allegan
9	Mia May	19:55.6	Sparta	115.1	Olivet Pink
11	Maya Willard	20:12.8	GRTC Peregrines	111.7	Allegan
12	Jaeden Harshberger	20:23.7	Hopkins	108.1	Allegan
12	Olivea Gessner	20:24.8	Olivet	105.4	Olivet Pink
11	Sydney Roberts	20:48.8	Midland Dow	105.4	Heritage
10	Tessa Hatt	20:36.1	Sturgis	104.0	Allegan
9	Melanie Berna	20:40.2	GRTC Peregrines	102.6	Allegan
12	Emma Dickins	21:00.4	Alpena	101.5	Heritage
12	Samantha Zolnierek	21:00.7	Alpena	101.4	Heritage
11	Mackenzie Zahm	20:41.5	Belding	99.8	Olivet Pink
11	Suzannah DiPiazza	20:49.6	GRTC Peregrines	99.5	Allegan
10	Lilah Kiley	21:13.6	Kingston	97.1	Heritage
11	Nora Grossnickle	21:25.5	Benzie Central	96.2	Cecil Burch
10	Avari Montgomery	20:54.8	Charlotte	95.4	Olivet Pink
9	Hayden Lemieux	21:06.2	Paw Paw	93.9	Allegan
11	Abigail Davis	21:23.7	Vestaburg	93.8	Heritage
9	Kayden Hinton	21:27.2	McBain	92.6	Heritage
10	Jayden VandenAkker	21:10.4	Allegan	92.5	Allegan
10	Dorothy Wagenmaker	21:11.1	GRTC Peregrines	92.3	Allegan
11	Allison Nussear	21:29.4	Midland Dow	91.9	Heritage
12	Gloria Gaston	21:13.1	GRTC Peregrines	91.6	Allegan
12	Kennedi Wood	21:09.0	Sparta	90.7	Olivet Pink
9	Sophia Lemieux	21:17.6	Paw Paw	90.1	Allegan
11	Kambria Moored	21:19.8	Hopkins	89.4	Allegan
12	Anasophia Schmitz	21:22.8	GRTC Peregrines	88.4	Allegan
11	Elizabeth Barnhill	21:41.7	Alpena	87.8	Heritage
12	Tessa Wohlschlegel	21:51.3	Beaverton	87.6	Cecil Burch
11	Emily Honeman	21:44.3	Saginaw Heritage	86.9	Heritage
10	Olivia Droski	21:29.3	Coopersville	86.2	Allegan
11	Amelia Roznowski	21:47.0	Alpena	86.0	Heritage
12	Sydney Lambert	21:47.1	Midland Dow	86.0	Heritage
12	Zoe Van Rijn	21:51.1	Kingston	84.6	Heritage
11	Chelsi Eisenga	21:58.7	McBain	82.1	Heritage
11	Lucy Shoup	22:08.9	Mason County Eastern	81.7	Cecil Burch
9	Rhianna Armstrong	22:00.6	Mount Pleasant	81.5	Heritage
12	Gracy Walker	22:06.0	Kingston	79.7	Heritage
12	Haley Miller	22:06.3	McBain	79.6	Heritage
11	Meeghan Flikkie	22:06.4	Kingston	79.5	Heritage
11	MacKenzie MacDonald	21:46.2	Charlotte	78.3	Olivet Pink
10	Allison Breining	21:54.1	Hopkins	78.0	Allegan
12	Emmalee Springer	21:47.6	Belding	77.8	Olivet Pink
12	Katy Zimmer	22:12.0	Mount Pleasant	77.7	Heritage
11	Isabelle Goodrich	21:50.3	Charlotte	76.9	Olivet Pink
12	Samantha Smith	22:16.9	Saginaw Heritage	76.1	Heritage
10	Lauren Niedzielski	22:28.9	Mason County Eastern	75.0	Cecil Burch
9	Emily Costello	21:56.9	Sparta	74.7	Olivet Pink
11	Baneen Al-Heleal	21:59.0	Ypsilanti Community	74.0	Olivet Pink
12	Elliot Antel	22:06.0	Wayland Union	74.0	Allegan
10	Andie Wildern	22:01.1	Charlotte	73.3	Olivet Pink
9	Helena Goodrich	22:05.1	Charlotte	72.0	Olivet Pink
9	Madelyn Reinink	22:33.1	McBain	70.6	Heritage
11	Shauna McLean	22:33.3	McBain	70.6	Heritage
12	Summer Terpstra	22:37.6	Mount Pleasant	69.1	Heritage
11	Vivian Idziak	22:47.8	GR Union	68.8	Cecil Burch
11	Mackenzie Baldrica	22:15.1	Sparta	68.6	Olivet Pink
12	Amelia Thompson	22:53.6	Big Rapids Crossroads Academy	66.8	Cecil Burch
9	Lillian Dewey	22:29.6	Hopkins	66.1	Allegan
12	Keira Schiebner	22:46.8	Saginaw Heritage	66.1	Heritage
10	Molly Walker	22:46.9	Kingston	66.0	Heritage
10	Sydney Bir	22:30.1	Sturgis	66.0	Allegan
9	Marian Davlin	22:23.4	Portland St. Patrick	65.9	Olivet Pink
11	Jessica Neal	22:49.7	Midland Dow	65.1	Heritage
12	Raya Mergen-Henry	22:35.6	Plainwell	64.1	Allegan
9	Lydia Nelson	22:36.5	Hamilton	63.8	Allegan
11	Aubree Murray	22:38.0	Niles Brandywine	63.3	Allegan
9	Emma Boire	22:31.4	Belding	63.2	Olivet Pink
10	Hailey McGuire	22:55.4	Kingston	63.2	Heritage
10	Zoe Brown	22:55.9	Mount Pleasant	63.0	Heritage
11	Maya Wettlaufer	22:40.0	Hamilton	62.7	Allegan
11	Sayla Bender	23:07.7	Kingsley	62.1	Cecil Burch
11	Andrea Ross	22:59.0	Midland Dow	62.0	Heritage
10	Baylee Moore	22:35.0	Charlotte	62.0	Olivet Pink
11	Clara Smoes	23:08.7	Reed City	61.8	Cecil Burch
12	Carman Jones	22:36.5	Belding	61.5	Olivet Pink
11	Samantha Schaap	22:37.2	Belding	61.3	Olivet Pink
10	Elizabeth Smoes	22:44.5	Coopersville	61.2	Allegan
11	Mickiah Allbee	23:02.5	Vestaburg	60.8	Heritage
11	Riley Ingraham	22:38.6	Belding	60.8	Olivet Pink
12	Hannah Jones	22:39.5	Washtenaw Christian	60.5	Olivet Pink
10	Caelynn London	23:12.9	Reed City	60.4	Cecil Burch
11	Grace Lorenz	22:47.7	Coopersville	60.1	Allegan
11	Ava Iverson	23:15.0	Benzie Central	59.7	Cecil Burch
10	Tessa Swier	23:06.9	Midland Dow	59.4	Heritage
10	Kenzie Eicher	22:51.8	Sturgis	58.7	Allegan
9	Eleanor Park	22:52.3	Sturgis	58.6	Allegan
11	Verity Green	23:13.1	Midland Dow	57.3	Heritage
11	Hailey Hausbeck	23:13.4	Mount Pleasant	57.2	Heritage
10	Lauren Spitzley	22:52.2	Portland	56.3	Olivet Pink
10	Norah Lacher	23:16.4	Midland Dow	56.2	Heritage
9	Addison Malburg	23:26.8	Mason County Eastern	55.7	Cecil Burch
9	Anneliesse Patterson	22:55.1	Olivet	55.3	Olivet Pink
9	Marlowe Walcott	23:29.7	Reed City	54.8	Cecil Burch
11	Erin Alster	22:57.6	Sparta	54.5	Olivet Pink
9	Sutton Collier	23:05.1	Hopkins	54.3	Allegan
9	Hallee Hervey	23:33.1	Reed City	53.6	Cecil Burch
9	Abigail Brooks	23:07.1	Coopersville	53.6	Allegan
11	Kylie Brooks	23:08.3	Sturgis	53.2	Allegan
11	Sadie Larson	23:37.0	Lake City	52.4	Cecil Burch
12	Amelia Hurst	23:11.8	Paw Paw	52.1	Allegan
12	Olivia Wing	23:39.4	Mason County Eastern	51.5	Cecil Burch
11	Anya Steele	23:13.7	Coopersville	51.4	Allegan
12	Paityn Modert	23:18.5	Sturgis	49.8	Allegan
9	Hawa Amir	23:12.0	Lansing Waverly	49.7	Olivet Pink
12	Diane Weber	23:12.3	Ypsilanti Community	49.6	Olivet Pink
12	Hanna Westerdahl	23:22.0	Allegan	48.7	Allegan
9	Abigail Hicks	23:39.0	Mount Pleasant	48.7	Heritage
10	Aubriana Druckenmiller	23:15.1	Sparta	48.6	Olivet Pink
11	Sophie Bukrey	23:24.1	Coopersville	48.0	Allegan
11	Carly Carlson	23:51.7	Reed City	47.4	Cecil Burch
10	Beth Lehr	23:44.6	Mount Pleasant	46.8	Heritage
12	Rowan Ensing	23:46.4	McBain	46.2	Heritage
10	Jenna Dozeman	23:30.5	Hamilton	45.8	Allegan
9	Ava Skinner	23:30.6	GRTC Peregrines	45.8	Allegan
11	Natalie Sterk	23:56.9	Kingsley	45.7	Cecil Burch
11	Miley Young	23:31.4	Niles Brandywine	45.5	Allegan
11	Genesis Wilson	23:49.2	McBain	45.3	Heritage
12	Caroline Johnson	23:36.6	Hamilton	43.8	Allegan
10	Olivia Bosscher	23:54.1	McBain	43.6	Heritage
10	Keira Kalbfleisch	23:56.6	Saginaw Heritage	42.8	Heritage
11	Mara VanWagner	24:09.6	Kingsley	41.5	Cecil Burch
10	Sarah Goward	24:01.5	Mount Pleasant	41.2	Heritage
12	Lilly Faurot	23:43.1	Vermontville Maple Valley	39.3	Olivet Pink
11	Jessica Penrod	24:08.9	Vestaburg	38.7	Heritage
10	Karleigh Byrd	23:53.3	Niles Brandywine	38.2	Allegan
12	Hope Beaune	23:54.4	Coopersville	37.9	Allegan
9	Anais Pangle	24:17.2	Mount Pleasant	35.9	Heritage
9	Raina Wiatrolik	24:00.2	Paw Paw	35.9	Allegan
11	Claudia Johnson	24:17.4	Midland Dow	35.9	Heritage
10	Briella Walenjus	24:18.1	McBain	35.6	Heritage
9	Kaylee Katje	24:01.7	Hopkins	35.4	Allegan
9	Eliza Milarch	23:58.5	Charlotte	34.2	Olivet Pink
10	Althea Gaylord	24:33.5	Benzie Central	33.5	Cecil Burch
9	Siena Schafer	24:02.7	Portland St. Patrick	32.8	Olivet Pink
9	Ava Boling	24:10.0	Paw Paw	32.7	Allegan
9	Makayla Birgy	24:44.5	Kingsley	29.8	Cecil Burch
10	Sydney Olson	24:19.1	Niles Brandywine	29.6	Allegan
10	Mary Bauer	24:45.4	Kingsley	29.5	Cecil Burch
12	Kaylee Weber	24:47.3	Kingsley	28.9	Cecil Burch
12	Alison Borowski	24:40.5	Alpena	28.2	Heritage
9	Emma Grady	24:49.8	Lake City	28.1	Cecil Burch
9	Ady Luurtsema	24:24.8	GRTC Peregrines	27.7	Allegan
10	Emma Roe	24:54.2	Lake City	26.6	Cecil Burch
12	Maddy McPherson	24:22.6	Jackson Northwest	26.1	Olivet Pink
11	Myah Duimstra	24:30.3	Hopkins	25.9	Allegan
11	Payton Dennis	25:03.8	Benzie Central	23.4	Cecil Burch
10	Megan Stack	24:38.0	Wayland Union	23.3	Allegan
9	Graycee Cloutier	24:39.4	Sturgis	22.9	Allegan
12	Kaytlyn Janssen	24:43.4	Coopersville	21.5	Allegan
10	Mikayla Blood	25:00.4	McBain	21.5	Heritage
10	Taytum Sanford	25:11.2	Reed City	20.9	Cecil Burch
10	Alexa Salo	24:45.6	Plainwell	20.8	Allegan
12	Ava Hammar	25:11.8	Reed City	20.7	Cecil Burch
12	Nela Jurankova	24:40.9	Charlotte	20.0	Olivet Pink
11	Avery Janssen	24:48.1	Coopersville	20.0	Allegan
12	Laura Groner	24:51.0	Plainwell	19.0	Allegan
9	Rokhaya Ruhstorfer	25:18.1	Hesperia	18.6	Cecil Burch
11	Lauren Booms	25:20.7	Lake City	17.8	Cecil Burch
11	Erika Emery	24:55.5	Coopersville	17.5	Allegan
11	Annabeth Allee	25:27.3	LeRoy Pine River	15.6	Cecil Burch
10	Haylie Vanderwal	24:54.3	Olivet	15.6	Olivet Pink
12	Olivia Pung	24:55.1	Portland St. Patrick	15.3	Olivet Pink
11	Isabel Emerick	24:55.6	Vermontville Maple Valley	15.1	Olivet Pink
10	Elise Yancer	25:21.2	Midland Dow	14.6	Heritage
9	Jessica Stouten	25:21.6	Vestaburg	14.5	Heritage
11	Alexis Kierpiec	25:22.7	Midland Dow	14.1	Heritage
10	Kathryn Kober	24:59.6	Sparta	13.8	Olivet Pink
12	Mackenzie Decker	24:59.9	Vermontville Maple Valley	13.7	Olivet Pink
12	Baylie Eisenga	25:33.0	Lake City	13.7	Cecil Burch
10	Isabella Giovannucci	25:13.1	Allegan	11.6	Allegan
12	Eliza Dengerink-Van Til	25:41.6	GR Union	10.8	Cecil Burch
11	Kadence Norman	25:09.4	Sparta	10.5	Olivet Pink
10	Juliet Mendoza Rangel	25:16.8	Sturgis	10.4	Allegan
9	Dahlia Kluver	25:34.6	Mount Pleasant	10.1	Heritage
11	Claire Vos	25:17.8	Plainwell	10.1	Allegan
9	Lindsay Hofmeister	25:35.1	Midland Dow	10.0	Heritage
9	Sophie Cai	25:35.1	Midland Dow	10.0	Heritage
10	Kara Schular	25:37.1	Bay City Academy	9.3	Heritage
11	Layla Draper	25:46.4	LeRoy Pine River	9.2	Cecil Burch
11	Abby Stoel	25:20.6	Hamilton	9.1	Allegan
12	Elyse Smith	25:40.1	Saginaw Heritage	8.3	Heritage
9	Charity Rogers	25:49.2	Reed City	8.3	Cecil Burch
9	Alydia Thom	25:27.3	Plainwell	6.9	Allegan
12	Abbie Wong	25:46.7	Saginaw Arts and Sciences	6.1	Heritage
10	Grace Schumacher	25:30.0	Hopkins	6.0	Allegan
12	Perpetua Phelps	25:32.2	GRTC Peregrines	5.3	Allegan
11	Zailey Archbold	25:49.3	Midland Dow	5.2	Heritage
10	Haley Council	25:32.6	Hamilton	5.1	Allegan
12	Larissa Brondyke	25:35.6	Hamilton	4.1	Allegan
9	Mehgan Prussner	25:55.1	Mount Pleasant	3.3	Heritage
11	Aniyah Cooks	25:35.7	Lansing Waverly	1.8	Olivet Pink
10	Isabella Bickle	26:09.8	Kingsley	1.4	Cecil Burch
9	Keilah Bonga	25:45.7	Hopkins	0.8	Allegan
11	Sophie Logozzo	25:39.3	Washtenaw Christian	0.6	Olivet Pink
12	Ivy Chen	25:39.8	Jackson Northwest	0.4	Olivet Pink
10	Elsa Alferink	25:47.6	Coopersville	0.1	Allegan
12	Nora Benin	25:47.7	Allegan	0.1	Allegan

BOYS INDIVIDUAL RATINGS

Grade	Name	Time	Team	Rating	Meet
10	John Blaskowski	16:20.8	Saginaw Heritage	193.7	Heritage
12	Colin MacGregor	16:21.6	Midland Dow	193.5	Heritage
11	Abatu Dykstra	16:22.1	Hamilton	189.3	Allegan
11	Henry Cox	16:26.6	Plainwell	187.8	Allegan
12	Lucas Hopkins	16:25.1	Olivet	186.3	Olivet Pink
11	August Rohde	17:03.4	Reed City	184.2	Cecil Burch
12	Ryan Allen	17:07.7	Reed City	182.8	Cecil Burch
9	Kyle Redman	17:08.9	Mesick	182.4	Cecil Burch
11	Alex Tyndall	17:13.4	Mason County Eastern	180.9	Cecil Burch
11	Dylan Pallett	16:59.5	Wayland Union	176.8	Allegan
12	Anthony Kiaunis	17:27.1	Reed City	176.3	Cecil Burch
11	Braylen Eaton	17:00.9	Charlotte	174.4	Olivet Pink
11	Andy Castro	17:19.1	Midland Dow	174.3	Heritage
11	Justin Bradford	17:01.5	Sparta	174.2	Olivet Pink
12	Isaac Veen	17:07.8	Plainwell	174.1	Allegan
12	Liam Troutner	17:13.8	Plainwell	172.1	Allegan
10	Donovan Ryan	17:15.1	Plainwell	171.6	Allegan
9	Ty Redman	17:42.8	Mesick	171.1	Cecil Burch
12	Jack Laurain	17:29.5	Saginaw Heritage	170.8	Heritage
11	Kenan Knight	17:29.6	Alpena	170.8	Heritage
12	Logan Northrop	17:30.2	Mount Pleasant	170.6	Heritage
10	Jack Estelle	17:20.6	Hopkins	169.8	Allegan
12	Evan Kraker	17:21.6	Hamilton	169.5	Allegan
9	Payton Veilleux	17:34.4	Mount Pleasant	169.2	Heritage
11	Noah Hernandez	17:22.6	Hamilton	169.1	Allegan
10	Brendan O’Donohue	17:24.9	GRTC Peregrines	168.4	Allegan
12	Isaac Dyer	17:25.4	Wayland Union	168.2	Allegan
11	Leyton Minuth	17:40.4	Midland Dow	167.2	Heritage
10	Jeryn Frisbie	17:24.4	Belding	166.5	Olivet Pink
12	Carson McIntire	17:31.3	Hamilton	166.2	Allegan
11	Hayden Bacchus	17:47.0	Alpena	165.0	Heritage
12	Conner Fountain	17:30.0	Olivet	164.7	Olivet Pink
9	Thaddeus Overley	17:30.3	Lansing Waverly	164.6	Olivet Pink
12	Brody Crandall	17:37.3	Hamilton	164.2	Allegan
10	Trent Hansen	17:38.3	Plainwell	163.9	Allegan
12	Eddy Charron	17:41.8	Paw Paw	162.7	Allegan
12	Paxton Hall	18:09.8	Lake City	162.1	Cecil Burch
10	Timothy Chamberlain	17:38.4	Portland St. Patrick	161.9	Olivet Pink
9	Jacob Ziolkowski	17:45.3	GRTC Peregrines	161.6	Allegan
9	Anthony Schmitz	17:47.0	GRTC Peregrines	161.0	Allegan
12	Kenny Lewis	17:59.0	Saginaw Heritage	161.0	Heritage
12	Josiah Miller	17:48.3	GRTC Peregrines	160.6	Allegan
11	Michael Lounsbury	17:48.8	Paw Paw	160.4	Allegan
12	Isaac Clementshaw	18:15.2	Reed City	160.3	Cecil Burch
12	Sebastian Maldonado	18:02.0	Midland Dow	160.0	Heritage
11	Nolan Park	17:50.8	Sturgis	159.7	Allegan
12	Matthew Seavey	17:44.9	Portland	159.7	Olivet Pink
10	Caiden Helsel	18:19.7	Lake City	158.8	Cecil Burch
9	Christopher Vogt	17:54.3	Paw Paw	158.6	Allegan
10	Paul Saladin	18:21.5	Reed City	158.2	Cecil Burch
9	Kellen Chalupa	17:56.9	Allegan	157.7	Allegan
10	Nathan DeWaal	17:57.4	Coopersville	157.5	Allegan
10	Benjamin Morales	17:58.2	Sturgis	157.3	Allegan
9	Matthew Wortley	18:10.7	Saginaw Heritage	157.1	Heritage
9	Xander Stepek	17:59.6	Wayland Union	156.8	Allegan
12	Elijah Skinner	17:59.7	GRTC Peregrines	156.8	Allegan
10	David Fiore	18:11.9	Saginaw Heritage	156.7	Heritage
11	Malaki Muhammud	17:54.0	Ypsilanti Community	156.7	Olivet Pink
12	Haegan Land	18:01.2	GRTC Peregrines	156.3	Allegan
11	Benjamin DeRidder	18:27.7	Benzie Central	156.1	Cecil Burch
12	Luke Niedzielski	18:27.7	Mason County Eastern	156.1	Cecil Burch
10	Carson Wood	17:56.0	Sparta	156.0	Olivet Pink
12	Scott Slocum	18:29.5	LeRoy Pine River	155.5	Cecil Burch
10	Spencer Babcock	18:04.0	Paw Paw	155.3	Allegan
11	Henry Malburg	18:30.6	Mason County Eastern	155.1	Cecil Burch
11	Austin Reinhardt	18:16.8	Alpena	155.1	Heritage
11	Hudson Cooper	18:00.4	Jackson Northwest	154.5	Olivet Pink
12	Branden Stock	18:32.7	Kingsley	154.4	Cecil Burch
9	Cage Edingfield	18:35.4	Benzie Central	153.5	Cecil Burch
12	Braxton Zenner	18:37.1	Kingsley	153.0	Cecil Burch
11	Billy Pipkorn	18:14.0	Plainwell	152.0	Allegan
9	Aubin Allee	18:40.6	LeRoy Pine River	151.8	Cecil Burch
10	Connor Helsel	18:42.7	Lake City	151.1	Cecil Burch
10	Andrew Feldpausch	18:10.9	Portland	151.0	Olivet Pink
10	Caleb Willard	18:17.6	GRTC Peregrines	150.8	Allegan
11	Andrew Sherburn	18:44.2	Hesperia	150.6	Cecil Burch
11	Kaelan Miller	18:19.9	GRTC Peregrines	150.0	Allegan
10	Ethin Chandler	18:47.5	Benzie Central	149.5	Cecil Burch
11	Rhett Bunker	18:15.7	Sparta	149.4	Olivet Pink
11	Sam Scott	18:33.9	Midland Dow	149.4	Heritage
11	Jonah Deems	18:16.8	Sparta	149.1	Olivet Pink
12	Gavin Kelso	18:48.8	LeRoy Pine River	149.1	Cecil Burch
10	Damian Marcinek	18:35.4	Mount Pleasant	148.9	Heritage
11	McKai Henry	18:49.8	Benzie Central	148.8	Cecil Burch
11	Daniel Klein	18:36.3	Midland Dow	148.6	Heritage
12	Aden Webber	18:25.4	Paw Paw	148.2	Allegan
11	Isaac Meyers	18:21.3	Sparta	147.6	Olivet Pink
10	Braeden Mathis	18:41.1	Alpena	147.0	Heritage
10	Evan Schaefer	18:23.1	Olivet	147.0	Olivet Pink
11	Eric Tenario	18:55.9	GR Union	146.7	Cecil Burch
9	Thijs Van Rijn	18:41.9	Kingston	146.7	Heritage
10	Eric Popa	18:46.0	Mount Pleasant	145.3	Heritage
11	Greyson Hoeflinger	19:00.3	Mason County Eastern	145.2	Cecil Burch
11	Kenny Gould	18:29.1	Belding	145.0	Olivet Pink
12	Ryan Hardy	19:03.6	Butternut Homeschool	144.1	Cecil Burch
10	Grant Conley	18:32.5	Charlotte	143.8	Olivet Pink
11	Brenden Slanker	18:33.0	Charlotte	143.7	Olivet Pink
12	Daniel Dryer	18:33.9	Olivet	143.4	Olivet Pink
9	Chase Boff	18:40.2	Paw Paw	143.3	Allegan
10	Max McDowell	18:34.9	Olivet	143.0	Olivet Pink
11	Thurston Imhoff	18:53.8	Alpena	142.8	Heritage
9	Landen Gessner	18:36.0	Olivet	142.7	Olivet Pink
12	Brendan Nolan	18:42.9	Coopersville	142.4	Allegan
10	Brody Swanson	19:09.1	LeRoy Pine River	142.3	Cecil Burch
11	Drew Clingerman	18:39.9	Jackson Northwest	141.4	Olivet Pink
9	Mason Fein	18:46.1	Wayland Union	141.3	Allegan
9	Austin Lasagna	18:59.2	Alpena	140.9	Heritage
10	Owen Moore	18:41.5	Portland	140.8	Olivet Pink
9	Brett Lewis	19:01.7	Saginaw Heritage	140.1	Heritage
10	Ethan Baker	19:16.5	LeRoy Pine River	139.8	Cecil Burch
10	Ethan Manning	18:50.8	Wayland Union	139.7	Allegan
11	Arun Venkatesan	19:03.0	Midland Dow	139.7	Heritage
12	Connor Netkowski	19:03.2	Midland Dow	139.6	Heritage
9	Brady Meloche	18:52.1	Paw Paw	139.3	Allegan
10	Grady Oberlin	19:18.4	Butternut Homeschool	139.2	Cecil Burch
12	Peter Hybza	19:18.6	Mason County Eastern	139.1	Cecil Burch
11	Kaleos Reid	19:04.8	Mount Pleasant	139.1	Heritage
10	Zack Temple	19:19.3	Hesperia	138.9	Cecil Burch
9	Braydn Winkel	19:05.6	McBain	138.8	Heritage
9	Trevor Thompson	19:21.0	Butternut Homeschool	138.3	Cecil Burch
10	Gavin DeVries	18:56.0	GRTC Peregrines	138.0	Allegan
10	Caleb Luellen	19:08.1	Mount Pleasant	138.0	Heritage
9	Max Viveros	19:22.8	GR Union	137.7	Cecil Burch
11	Kaden DeWys	18:57.5	Hamilton	137.5	Allegan
9	Milo Shoup	19:26.2	Mason County Eastern	136.6	Cecil Burch
11	Ethan Alferink	19:00.6	Coopersville	136.5	Allegan
10	Elijah McCourt	19:01.9	Coopersville	136.0	Allegan
12	Billy Webster	19:01.9	Paw Paw	136.0	Allegan
10	Trenton Monahan	18:56.2	Jackson Northwest	135.9	Olivet Pink
9	Joshua Reed	19:17.1	Midland Dow	135.0	Heritage
12	Izayha Givens	19:17.2	Madison Academy	134.9	Heritage
12	Lucan Louwsma	19:31.3	Benzie Central	134.9	Cecil Burch
11	Dominic Rolf	19:05.9	GRTC Peregrines	134.7	Allegan
11	Kenyon Katje	19:06.5	Hopkins	134.5	Allegan
10	Jacob Alt	19:00.5	Ypsilanti Community	134.5	Olivet Pink
10	Kyle Vincent	19:32.6	Benzie Central	134.5	Cecil Burch
9	Joshua Ross	19:18.7	Midland Dow	134.4	Heritage
9	Nathan Ruhstorfer	19:33.3	Hesperia	134.2	Cecil Burch
12	Hudson Kiteley	19:33.4	Benzie Central	134.2	Cecil Burch
11	Damian Widner	19:08.2	Hamilton	133.9	Allegan
11	Logan Hewitt	19:35.2	Benzie Central	133.6	Cecil Burch
10	Amos Miller	19:22.0	Saginaw Arts and Sciences	133.3	Heritage
11	Ben Dykstra	19:10.2	Hamilton	133.3	Allegan
11	Cayden Oudbier	19:06.9	Sparta	132.4	Olivet Pink
11	Jacob Chase	19:13.2	Hamilton	132.3	Allegan
9	Isaiah Robinson	19:15.1	Hopkins	131.6	Allegan
9	Brady Dozier	19:41.2	Reed City	131.6	Cecil Burch
10	Griffin Mis	19:10.1	Sparta	131.3	Olivet Pink
9	Oliver Ridley	19:29.2	Saginaw Heritage	130.9	Heritage
11	Trenton ODea	19:30.6	Saginaw Heritage	130.5	Heritage
9	Brennan Robinson	19:31.3	Kingston	130.2	Heritage
10	Owen Butkovich	19:45.7	Lake City	130.1	Cecil Burch
12	Luca Caraway	19:20.0	GRTC Peregrines	130.0	Allegan
12	Zachary Green	19:21.3	Sturgis	129.6	Allegan
12	Keegan Shafer	19:35.2	Vestaburg	128.9	Heritage
11	Paul DeVito	19:17.3	Olivet	128.9	Olivet Pink
10	Isaac FoxElster	19:18.7	Portland St. Patrick	128.4	Olivet Pink
10	Hyunseo Sung	19:37.1	Midland Dow	128.3	Heritage
10	Jack Sherer	19:25.3	Plainwell	128.2	Allegan
10	Elijah Good	19:37.4	Midland Dow	128.2	Heritage
11	Faolan Hill	19:39.0	Saginaw Heritage	127.7	Heritage
11	Brenden Modderman	19:28.0	Coopersville	127.3	Allegan
9	Merek Zapolnik	19:29.8	Hopkins	126.7	Allegan
9	Peter Mann	19:42.1	Midland Dow	126.6	Heritage
10	Jackson Schaub	19:56.7	Benzie Central	126.4	Cecil Burch
10	Tyson Crouse	20:01.7	Butternut Homeschool	124.8	Cecil Burch
10	Aaron Allen	20:01.9	Reed City	124.7	Cecil Burch
10	Levi Fox	19:48.0	Mount Pleasant	124.7	Heritage
10	Zachary Haigler	19:30.2	Sparta	124.6	Olivet Pink
10	Preston May	19:31.3	Sparta	124.2	Olivet Pink
11	Ron Hasenbank	20:03.9	Mason County Eastern	124.0	Cecil Burch
10	samson kik	20:05.1	GR Union	123.6	Cecil Burch
9	Devin Swihart	20:05.6	Mason County Eastern	123.5	Cecil Burch
10	Daniel Grabinski	19:40.0	Hamilton	123.3	Allegan
9	Nathan Ulman	19:42.8	GRTC Peregrines	122.4	Allegan
9	Charles Garrett	19:37.1	Olivet	122.3	Olivet Pink
10	Matthew Lyon	19:46.0	Allegan	121.3	Allegan
11	Connor Mason	19:59.2	Saginaw Heritage	120.9	Heritage
9	Brayden Spears	20:14.4	Lake City	120.5	Cecil Burch
10	Tristan Agardy	20:04.0	Mount Pleasant	119.3	Heritage
9	Trenton Stockwell	20:18.5	Lake City	119.2	Cecil Burch
9	Carter Root	20:18.5	Lake City	119.2	Cecil Burch
12	Izaiah Lentz	20:19.8	Reed City	118.7	Cecil Burch
11	Nolan Kuntz	20:06.1	Saginaw Heritage	118.6	Heritage
9	Thomas Prina	19:56.0	GRTC Peregrines	118.0	Allegan
11	Jonathan Wagenmaker	19:56.2	GRTC Peregrines	117.9	Allegan
9	Afton Shoup	20:23.9	Mason County Eastern	117.4	Cecil Burch
10	John Marchinda	19:59.1	GRTC Peregrines	117.0	Allegan
11	Nathan Peters	20:25.2	Kingsley	116.9	Cecil Burch
10	Frank Wunderlich	20:01.2	Paw Paw	116.3	Allegan
11	Micah Dunn	20:13.9	Saginaw Heritage	116.1	Heritage
10	Owen Wemple	20:29.0	LeRoy Pine River	115.7	Cecil Burch
9	Chase Lawrence	19:57.2	Jackson Northwest	115.6	Olivet Pink
9	Caleb Hohn	20:03.3	Sturgis	115.6	Allegan
10	Gage Spencer	20:30.0	Beaverton	115.4	Cecil Burch
9	Cy Kozmowski	20:30.0	Mason County Eastern	115.3	Cecil Burch
12	Nicholas Cabrera	20:04.1	Allegan	115.3	Allegan
11	Joey Oppenhuizen	20:05.3	Hamilton	114.9	Allegan
12	Ike Shaw	20:34.9	Butternut Homeschool	113.7	Cecil Burch
9	Ryan Ferguson	20:23.3	Mount Pleasant	112.9	Heritage
9	Piyush Saraiya	20:24.9	Mount Pleasant	112.4	Heritage
12	Jordan Serna	20:07.6	Lansing Waverly	112.1	Olivet Pink
10	Leo Student	20:25.9	Mount Pleasant	112.0	Heritage
10	Caleb Hardy	20:40.4	Butternut Homeschool	111.9	Cecil Burch
11	Blair Scott	20:08.7	Olivet	111.8	Olivet Pink
9	Cooper Prentice	20:15.3	Allegan	111.6	Allegan
9	Francis Austen	20:09.3	Portland St. Patrick	111.6	Olivet Pink
11	Luke Schulz	20:16.0	Coopersville	111.3	Allegan
9	Ben Moses	20:16.1	Sturgis	111.3	Allegan
12	Jonah Sanchez	20:17.3	Coopersville	110.9	Allegan
10	Matthew Medd	20:31.0	Saginaw Heritage	110.4	Heritage
10	Garrin Schneeg	20:31.1	McBain	110.3	Heritage
10	Joseph Hoffman	20:21.5	Plainwell	109.5	Allegan
10	Hudsen DeLeeuw	20:15.9	Olivet	109.4	Olivet Pink
11	Ben Flickinger	20:22.6	GRTC Peregrines	109.1	Allegan
10	Phoenix Lawton	20:17.2	Charlotte	108.9	Olivet Pink
10	Nicholas Rayl	20:35.4	Kingston	108.9	Heritage
12	Elijah Lentz	20:49.5	Reed City	108.9	Cecil Burch
10	Dominic Schmitz	20:25.1	GRTC Peregrines	108.3	Allegan
12	Leon Wilondja	20:51.9	GR Union	108.0	Cecil Burch
9	Daniel Jones	20:20.1	Washtenaw Christian	108.0	Olivet Pink
9	Arie Prins	20:53.0	GR Union	107.7	Cecil Burch
10	Landon Harris	20:54.0	Benzie Central	107.3	Cecil Burch
12	Brendan Bills	20:55.4	Butternut Homeschool	106.9	Cecil Burch
8	Levi Knoop	20:24.7	Portland St. Patrick	106.4	Olivet Pink
11	Logan Face	20:58.7	Kingsley	105.8	Cecil Burch
11	Ryan Malabanan	20:46.7	Midland Dow	105.1	Heritage
10	Jude VanderWeide	20:34.9	Wayland Union	105.0	Allegan
10	Griffin Olson	21:01.4	Benzie Central	104.9	Cecil Burch
9	Henry Ebert	20:35.8	Sturgis	104.7	Allegan
12	Devin Spitzley	20:31.5	Portland	104.2	Olivet Pink
10	Aiden Woods	20:40.4	Comstock	103.2	Allegan
12	Jacob Green	20:52.5	Midland Dow	103.2	Heritage
10	Luke Hernandez	20:40.7	Hamilton	103.1	Allegan
11	Ian Nolan	20:42.9	Coopersville	102.4	Allegan
11	Max Stefanski	21:09.1	GR Union	102.3	Cecil Burch
11	William Allen	20:43.8	Plainwell	102.1	Allegan
10	Vijay DeZeeuw	20:47.8	Hopkins	100.7	Allegan
10	Brendan Wolf	21:00.5	Saginaw Heritage	100.5	Heritage
9	Brody Wolf	21:14.7	Kingsley	100.4	Cecil Burch
11	Emerson Townsend	20:51.0	Paw Paw	99.7	Allegan
9	Niko Morales	20:52.6	Sturgis	99.1	Allegan
10	Johnathon Buskirk	20:54.2	Hopkins	98.6	Allegan
10	Lex Ruimveld	20:55.0	Plainwell	98.3	Allegan
9	Braeden Hargrove	21:22.1	Beaverton	98.0	Cecil Burch
10	Brennan Vilella	20:56.9	Hopkins	97.7	Allegan
10	Cohen LaFountain	21:09.6	Mount Pleasant	97.5	Heritage
10	Cody Linna	21:24.0	Mesick	97.3	Cecil Burch
12	Nikolas Calabrese	21:24.1	Reed City	97.3	Cecil Burch
12	Bowen Robinson	21:25.5	Hesperia	96.8	Cecil Burch
12	Abram Longcore	20:59.9	Plainwell	96.7	Allegan
10	Girum Merriman	20:53.9	Sparta	96.7	Olivet Pink
11	Owen DeLong	21:14.0	Midland Dow	96.0	Heritage
10	Elijah Larkowski	21:14.2	Midland Dow	95.9	Heritage
12	Kaden Bruce	21:16.3	Kingston	95.2	Heritage
12	Aaron Hoaglin	20:58.3	Jackson Northwest	95.2	Olivet Pink
12	Emilio Calderon	21:06.2	Hamilton	94.6	Allegan
9	Greyson DeWys	21:07.0	Hamilton	94.3	Allegan
10	Cole Ver Strate	21:09.4	Hopkins	93.5	Allegan
10	Joey Kulpa	21:35.6	LeRoy Pine River	93.5	Cecil Burch
9	Tyler Curtis	21:04.0	Vermontville Maple Valley	93.3	Olivet Pink
11	Levi Vestrand	21:11.0	Paw Paw	93.0	Allegan
10	Levi Sterk	21:38.7	Kingsley	92.4	Cecil Burch
12	Stratton Land	21:13.2	GRTC Peregrines	92.3	Allegan
	Emmett Bach	21:27.5	Unattached	91.5	Heritage
11	Seth Adams	21:18.9	Plainwell	90.4	Allegan
9	William Welch	21:31.0	Kingston	90.3	Heritage
12	Evan Chandler	21:45.1	Benzie Central	90.3	Cecil Burch
9	Parker Majors	21:47.5	Lake City	89.5	Cecil Burch
11	Kamaladdin Ghaznawi	21:48.3	GR Union	89.2	Cecil Burch
11	Michael King	21:16.9	Sparta	89.0	Olivet Pink
12	Carter VanWyk	21:25.7	Wayland Union	88.1	Allegan
12	Lucas Chamberlin	21:21.5	Charlotte	87.5	Olivet Pink
9	Dan Youngberg	21:55.1	Lake City	87.0	Cecil Burch
10	Hector Pisha	21:41.3	Kingston	86.9	Heritage
12	Dylan Oberlin	21:57.0	Butternut Homeschool	86.3	Cecil Burch
9	Milo Dahleen	21:43.3	Alpena	86.2	Heritage
12	Isaac Kortz	21:36.2	GRTC Peregrines	84.6	Allegan
9	Jude Klooster	22:02.7	GR Union	84.4	Cecil Burch
10	Henry Robinette	22:05.1	GR Union	83.6	Cecil Burch
10	Ricky Popp	21:34.2	Charlotte	83.3	Olivet Pink
9	Travis Kelsey	22:09.7	Lake City	82.1	Cecil Burch
11	Ryan Williams	21:44.2	Hopkins	81.9	Allegan
9	Avery Williford	21:45.2	Paw Paw	81.6	Allegan
10	Orion Moya	21:58.6	Saginaw Arts and Sciences	81.1	Heritage
12	Alvaro Reyes	21:59.7	Mount Pleasant	80.8	Heritage
9	Jason Bartes	22:01.0	Saginaw Heritage	80.3	Heritage
9	Dillan Jones	22:16.4	LeRoy Pine River	79.9	Cecil Burch
10	Andrew Pendock	21:50.9	Hopkins	79.7	Allegan
10	Nolan Woudwyk	21:46.8	Sparta	79.1	Olivet Pink
12	Jonathan Elliot	21:54.5	Plainwell	78.5	Allegan
12	Josh Ulman	21:55.3	GRTC Peregrines	78.2	Allegan
9	Matthew Boks	21:50.1	Olivet	78.0	Olivet Pink
11	Lucas Lamborne	21:52.3	Belding	77.2	Olivet Pink
9	Lyle Lawrence	21:57.1	Olivet	75.6	Olivet Pink
9	Luke Owens	21:57.7	Lansing Waverly	75.4	Olivet Pink
9	Quincy Page	21:58.5	Vermontville Maple Valley	75.2	Olivet Pink
12	Austin Zoch	22:04.5	Allegan	75.2	Allegan
9	William Bukrey	22:08.2	Coopersville	73.9	Allegan
11	Evan Keller	22:11.2	Coopersville	72.9	Allegan
9	David Pokorny	22:12.9	Paw Paw	72.4	Allegan
10	Lucas Thompson	22:39.9	Butternut Homeschool	72.0	Cecil Burch
10	Kolt Milner	22:42.0	Hesperia	71.3	Cecil Burch
9	Mason Hess	22:20.8	Paw Paw	69.7	Allegan
11	Jacob Taylor-Kissoondial	22:34.1	Midland Dow	69.3	Heritage
9	Evan Kryger	22:22.7	GRTC Peregrines	69.1	Allegan
12	Trey Howland	22:17.0	Jackson Northwest	69.0	Olivet Pink
9	Parker Stull	22:24.2	Plainwell	68.6	Allegan
11	Peyton Brink	22:25.8	Coopersville	68.1	Allegan
9	Michael Whitney	22:26.2	Plainwell	67.9	Allegan
12	Avan Morris	22:53.0	LeRoy Pine River	67.7	Cecil Burch
11	Chase Hadder	22:30.0	Allegan	66.7	Allegan
9	Joel Kaiser	22:42.1	Alpena	66.6	Heritage
10	Corbin Bender	23:00.1	Kingsley	65.3	Cecil Burch
11	Nicholas Burke	22:48.5	Saginaw Heritage	64.5	Heritage
12	Ty Stockton	23:07.4	Butternut Homeschool	62.9	Cecil Burch
10	Kaisa Stone-Palmquist	22:36.1	Ypsilanti Community	62.6	Olivet Pink
11	Mohammad Tuma	22:55.9	Saginaw Arts and Sciences	62.0	Heritage
10	Aiden Mallory	22:44.5	Plainwell	61.8	Allegan
12	Jordan Weers	22:45.2	Wayland Union	61.6	Allegan
11	Samuel Darling	22:57.2	Saginaw Heritage	61.6	Heritage
9	Miles Popma	23:11.4	LeRoy Pine River	61.5	Cecil Burch
11	Evan Spencer	23:12.3	Mesick	61.2	Cecil Burch
10	Eli Walker	23:15.0	Benzie Central	60.3	Cecil Burch
10	Adam Halsted	22:49.5	Hopkins	60.2	Allegan
12	Campbell Brooks	22:51.1	Allegan	59.6	Allegan
9	Connor Deyo	22:46.8	Lansing Waverly	59.1	Olivet Pink
10	Xavier Stoddard	23:22.3	Benzie Central	57.9	Cecil Burch
12	Grant D’Lamater	22:51.2	Olivet	57.6	Olivet Pink
9	Darren Moore	23:24.2	LeRoy Pine River	57.3	Cecil Burch
9	Gunnar Hallett	23:27.9	Mesick	56.0	Cecil Burch
10	Carston Broderick	23:13.9	Midland Dow	56.0	Heritage
12	Andrew Lyon	23:09.8	Wayland Union	53.4	Allegan
10	Loehn Luckett	23:09.8	Plainwell	53.4	Allegan
11	Ethan Glupker	23:36.3	Cadillac Heritage Christian Schl	53.2	Cecil Burch
10	Henry Fortier	23:22.6	Saginaw Heritage	53.1	Heritage
12	Cody Baker	23:14.1	Hopkins	52.0	Allegan
9	Jackson Byers	23:16.2	Wayland Union	51.3	Allegan
9	Aaron Drake	23:43.1	Mason County Eastern	51.0	Cecil Burch
12	Brendan Ratell	23:11.4	Jackson Northwest	50.9	Olivet Pink
9	Riley Sturgeon	23:46.6	Mason County Eastern	49.8	Cecil Burch
11	David Oetman	23:21.4	Allegan	49.5	Allegan
10	Cody Hoskins	23:21.7	Niles Brandywine	49.4	Allegan
10	Matice Nichols	23:51.1	Hesperia	48.3	Cecil Burch
11	Antwone Humes	23:40.0	Saginaw Arts and Sciences	47.3	Heritage
10	Daniel Bothwell	23:54.8	Mason County Eastern	47.1	Cecil Burch
10	Gerrit Taber	23:30.1	Plainwell	46.6	Allegan
10	Evan King	23:31.0	GRTC Peregrines	46.3	Allegan
9	Ben Clementshaw	24:01.1	Reed City	45.0	Cecil Burch
10	Aditya Veera	23:47.7	Saginaw Arts and Sciences	44.8	Heritage
10	Brody Woolsey	23:36.5	Comstock	44.5	Allegan
11	Bryan Lin	23:52.7	Mount Pleasant	43.1	Heritage
9	Benjamin White	23:45.2	Plainwell	41.6	Allegan
10	Asa Blanchard	23:59.4	Midland Dow	40.9	Heritage
11	Dan Schneider	24:03.4	Midland Dow	39.5	Heritage
9	Korey Krist	24:18.7	LeRoy Pine River	39.1	Cecil Burch
10	Lance Smith	24:19.8	Hesperia	38.7	Cecil Burch
9	Josh Chamberlin	23:50.8	Charlotte	37.8	Olivet Pink
11	Orion Froese	24:10.1	Midland Dow	37.3	Heritage
10	Jacob Priese	24:28.9	Hesperia	35.7	Cecil Burch
9	Austin Imus	24:04.3	Paw Paw	35.2	Allegan
9	Brennan Dunn	24:16.4	Saginaw Arts and Sciences	35.2	Heritage
10	Braden Koos	24:01.1	Charlotte	34.3	Olivet Pink
11	Brandon Tschannen	24:09.8	Sturgis	33.4	Allegan
10	Brayden Bobick	24:22.1	Saginaw Heritage	33.3	Heritage
12	Jordan Rosekrans	24:37.2	Lake City	32.9	Cecil Burch
12	Mason Heilman	24:37.7	LeRoy Pine River	32.8	Cecil Burch
11	Kael Fay	24:38.1	Benzie Central	32.6	Cecil Burch
9	Michael Tycner	24:24.7	Mount Pleasant	32.4	Heritage
9	Tate Felsk	24:39.4	LeRoy Pine River	32.2	Cecil Burch
10	Dain Kraus	24:40.7	Hesperia	31.8	Cecil Burch
10	Ashytn Barnes	24:40.7	Cadillac Heritage Christian Schl	31.8	Cecil Burch
10	Dre Dodd	24:17.4	Lansing Waverly	28.9	Olivet Pink
10	Teegan Hagenbuch	24:33.5	Comstock	25.5	Allegan
11	Kyle Cooter	25:00.0	Big Rapids Crossroads Academy	25.3	Cecil Burch
9	Riley Sprague	25:01.2	Beaverton	24.9	Cecil Burch
9	Karson Thompson	24:47.4	Bay City Academy	24.9	Heritage
10	Christian Masterson	25:07.7	LeRoy Pine River	22.8	Cecil Burch
12	Gavin Gwizdala	24:55.8	Saginaw Arts and Sciences	22.1	Heritage
11	Patrick Bartelmay	25:20.9	Kingsley	18.4	Cecil Burch
10	Julian Trevino	25:19.4	Saginaw Heritage	14.2	Heritage
11	Jacob Bartes	25:20.5	Saginaw Heritage	13.8	Heritage
12	Alex West	25:08.9	Paw Paw	13.7	Allegan
9	Jackson Wiederhold	25:21.6	Saginaw Heritage	13.5	Heritage
9	Eli Kelso	25:38.4	LeRoy Pine River	12.5	Cecil Burch
11	Seth VanNortrick	25:40.1	Mesick	12.0	Cecil Burch
11	Trey Pant	25:17.2	Sturgis	10.9	Allegan
12	Ethan Ohara	25:30.7	Niles Brandywine	6.4	Allegan
10	Eddie Allen	25:45.2	Madison Academy	5.6	Heritage
10	Deven Bergey	25:49.4	McBain	4.2	Heritage
12	Daniel Lee	25:56.6	Mount Pleasant	1.8	Heritage