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2026 Division 3 State Finals Preview

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TEAM TITLES

Yeah, this boys meet is wide open. I count SIX teams with legitimate shots of taking home the championship trophy and with numbers that large, there’s likely a chance someone outside of those listed brings home the runner-up hardware. Among the contenders

Ann Arbor Greenhills – strong in relays, especially of the longer distance variety. Will need individuals to find points, strong candidates being Sebastian Dickinson, Henry Beck, Naveen Kulkarni, and Royal Seale.

deep green = title contender, medium green = sure all-state contender, light green = could score points

Hanover-Horton – another team that will feature in relays. Austyn Hocter has the hurdling prowess necessary for major points.

Reed City – led by strong individuals such as Jack Deitsch and Tyler Woodside.

Lansing Catholic – will lean on athletes such as Leland VanAlstine and Lucas Gates.

Hart – Chase Lorenz will do serious work, as he has all season. On regional day, he earned 30 points on his own and 10 as a part of the 4×4, surely in practice for this coming Saturday.

Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central – yet another squad with high relay ranks. The venerable and always ready Christian Craanen will look to supplement the Kestrel baton points.

Relay, relay, relay. The folk that think track ain’t a team sport surely won’t like this title race. As the day wears on, look for the teams that perform above expectation to have a chance. Coming out of the 4×1, the standings from relay races *should* look like this:

SMCC: 20
H-H: 20
Greenhills: 12
Lansing Catholic: 7

If a team is above expectation, good news for them. If all are at or slightly below expectation, odds increase for Reed City and Hart.  

Whereas the boys trophy race brings everyone into the fold, the girls are centered between two teams: Lansing Catholic and Olivet. Both teams will rely on multi-event athletes, such as Grace Wonch and Josie Bishop for Lansing Catholic and Celina Sinclair, Emily Peters, and Tiya Feldpausch for Olivet. Relays are covered, Lansing Catholic more centered on distance and Olivet capable of points in all. Both are more track-based, with Olivet’s concentration a bit more wide-ranging and Lansing Catholic’s sea of baby blue felt in everything a lap and above.

You’ll have to excuse me if I bring cross country into this, but I can’t help to think of the effect of breaking up a pack. The Cougars will have a team-like presence in the 1600m and 800m, and it’ll be imperative that Feldpausch and Lily Britton break up the blue & black pack in the scoring slots. That works two-fold, gaining points for the Olivet squad and lessening those for LC. Working against the Eagles, however, will be the issue of the event maximum. Peters, Feldpausch, and Sinclair can’t run in everything, so how do you manage their entries without a hit on potential points?

INTRIGUING BATTLES

Boys Long Jump – where Jack Deitsch and Gavin Lewis own the two top marks in Division 3, separated by a mere 1.25”. Deitsch is undefeated on the year, besting Lewis in Region 21 just the other week. But Lewis took that defeat and turned it into something greater, popping a 22’ 9” on the same board at Manton. Now he gets another crack at the Reed City Coyote, who will be looking to defend his 2025 title.

Boys 4×8 – two heads standing above the rest – Jonesville and Ann Arbor Greenhills. As is normally the case with the 4×8, teams concentrate on it late in the year, and thus common matchups tend to not be a thing. But the time speak for themselves, each squad on the cusp of a sub-8. It’s been two years since we’ve seen a 7:xx from a D3 4×8 and I’d expect one (or two) on Saturday.

Boys 400m – where you have three boys hurtling into the 48’s and below. Dennis Jackson, the defending D3 champion, hit that sub-48 barrier in his win last year and holds the #2 time in D3 thus far in 2026. He just baaarely trails Hart’s Chase Lorenz, a sprinter who can handle all events, ranked #1 in D3 in everything under a lap. The wild card is Elk Rapids freshman Garrett Godden, who has subtracted nearly two seconds in his two months of his freshman year, a 9th grade campaign that’s featured wins in the NSC, Region 21, and at D3 Team State.

Girls 800m – all year it had been appearing that this was a wide open battle (and it still may be!). Then two girls have separated over the past week – Josie Bishop and Violet Tetil. Following a spring of 2:20ish performances and regional victories, each 800m star dropped a 2:15 over the past week, both asserting themselves as candidates for the crown.

Girls 200m – with a trio of girls in close proximity. Giuliana Nastale has been here before, won here before, capturing the short sprint double last year. The Wayne State commit hasn’t been defeated in the half-lap in 2026 and is looking to keep it that way. But she’s got challengers such as Peyton Grant, who owns the best time in D3 (albeit wind-aided) and Celina Sinclair, who was 4th here in 2025.

STATE RECORD BREAKERS?

Does this count if they’ve broken the state record? Then bested their own record, over and over. Of course it does. Over the past two years, Addyson Stiverson has held a hold over the Girls Shot Put record. Prior to 2021, no Michigan girl had ever thrown above 50’. During that first post-pandemic season, Opal Jackson and Sarah Marvin each threw above the barrier, with Marvin setting the record of 51’ 11” that’d stand for a short while until Stiverson came along.

Stiverson set the stage and thought toward her record-breaking behavior early in her career, going undefeated in Michigan as a freshman, winning the D3 title, placing 5th in the COUNTRY at NBON, and throwing the best shot put marks a 9th grade girl had ever thrown. One year ago, Stiverson graduated from phenom freshman to a sophomore etching her name in history, eclipsing the previous best with a 52’ 10.75” at Frankenmuth. Since then, she’s rewritten and edited her own book, throwing 53’ 3’.5” and 53’ 7.5” in consecutive weeks at Grand Valley, then jumping a whole 2 feet with her 55’ 7.5” in late April. In each season, Stiverson has shown growth, so certainly we can expect more, either here, in the summer, or during her senior year.

DISTANCE PREDICTIONS

Come on, you knew I had to impart some of my own guesses for my distance kids. I’ve been making those early qualifier posts, calculating rankings, announcing meets, but I haven’t had the chance to predict and project. These are purely vibes-based, no complex formulae like in XC. And with the caveat that I really appreciate you all – none of this is personal. I’ll be hopping around from Kent City to Rockford to Hudsonville to Hamilton, but if you do prove these wrong and respectively want to let me have it, you know where to find me.

Boys 4×8

  1. Jonesville
  2. Ann Arbor Greenhills
  3. Pewamo-Westphalia
  4. Hanover-Horton
  5. The Potter’s House
  6. Ithaca
  7. Chesaning
  8. Lansing Catholic

Boys 1600m

  1. Landon Rogers
  2. Hunter Eaton
  3. Clint Couchman
  4. Lucas Gates
  5. Nole Lorenzen
  6. Christian Craanen
  7. John Kowatch
  8. Chad Tyson

Boys 800m

  1. Landon Rogers
  2. Caleb Blonde
  3. Barrett Nance
  4. Henry Beck
  5. Jacob Mankey
  6. Edward Mugisha
  7. Emmanuel Mehari
  8. Grant Rehkopf

Boys 3200m

  1. Hunter Eaton
  2. Nole Lorenzen
  3. Christian Craanen
  4. Logan Youngman
  5. Will Hulin
  6. Landon Rogers
  7. Mason Rogers
  8. Owen Poppema

Girls 4×8

  1. Lansing Catholic
  2. Saugatuck
  3. Pewamo-Westphalia
  4. Benzie Central
  5. Newaygo
  6. Olivet
  7. LeRoy Pine River
  8. Traverse City St. Francis

Girls 1600m

  1. Grace Wonch
  2. Josie Bishop
  3. Hope Miller
  4. Tiya Feldpausch
  5. Hailey Creisher
  6. Violet Tetil
  7. Samantha Schroeder
  8. Alaina Civinskas

Girls 800m

  1. Violet Tetil
  2. Josie Bishop
  3. Frances Melinn
  4. Tiya Feldpausch
  5. Grace Wonch
  6. Hope Miller
  7. Maisey Toteff
  8. Bella LaFountain

Girls 3200m

  1. Grace Wonch
  2. Samantha Schroeder
  3. Alyssa Kramer
  4. Hailey Creisher
  5. Emma Pinkowski
  6. Alaina Civinskas
  7. Elliana Max
  8. Marlowe Walcott
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2026 Division 4 State Finals Preview

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TEAM TITLES

A tough one to project, but I’ll do my best. In XC, it’s a much easier task, I can just grab results from invite after invite, create course adjustments, and roll out some simulations. In track, with many events and a painstaking process to convert athletic.net results into spreadsheet form, it’s an impossible ask. As a result, these guesses are formulated from the seed times, then analyzed a little deeper through my own lens.

The boys favorite is probably Kalamazoo Hackett. The Irish throw tons of strength at you in a variety of events. Marek Butkiewicz, a D4 legend, and Sean Siems should anchor the distance events, each capable of placing high in the 1600m. Siems’ specialty is more mid-distance, so expect him to be a factor in the 800m, where Butkiewicz will surely go for his third consecutive crown in the 3200m. Then you’ve got a hurdler in Ezra Rowekamp-Ambs, a high jumper in Lukas Husovsky, and relay combos featuring the former three and a few others. All told, Hackett has 10 entries within the top-8, then Rowekamp-Ambs who could definitely pick up points in the 300h.

seeds as of 1pm 5/26. dark green = title contenders, medium green = all-state contenders, light green = in contention for points

The boys runner-up trophy appears to be between three squads: Hillsdale Academy, Royal Oak Shrine, and Eau Claire. Hillsdale Academy is fresh off a team state win and their depth features heavily here, 10+ individuals earning qualifiers. But it’s not just depth, as Grayson Rorick and Dawson Scharer are dependable figures. Shrine’s boys were third there and have a stud of their own, Abenezer Cerone. Eau Claire is a sprint-heavy outfit (ranked #1 in D4’s sprint crews!), with range from the 100m to 400m and all the relays. By the time the 1600m rolls around, we should be clued in on in who’s the favorite to take home a trophy. Elijah Marlowe and Dawson Scharer will be looking to claim 10 points in the 100m and 110h, respectively. The 1600m will likely have Butkiewicz, Siems, Rorick, and Cerone as point scorers. And the 4×2 features all four teams in medal contention.

Three teams seem to stand above all on the girls’ side – Kalamazoo Hackett, Frankfort, and Fowler. Fowler is the most well-rounded of the bunch, featuring medal contenders in the vault, high jump, hurdles, sprints, and relays. Frankfort owns the top seed in ALL of the sprint relays, and with their past winning experience, can you really doubt the Panthers? Kalamazoo Hackett may feature the best athlete in the division, Clara Slattery, who earned 7(!) qualifiers over the course of the season.

Of course, one can’t compete in seven events, so strategy in scratching will be paramount. Points subtracted from running four events can also be gained by underdogs such as Emma Riker in the 1600m, Kiera Piper in the 3200m, and Bethany Carpenter in the 400m. Frankfort also has a minor bit of the same problem, with Sofia Alaimo Schindler occupying five spots as of now. But with Frankfort’s relay-leading presence, the scratching of one individual may not be much of a dent in their potential points.

It’s looking like the relays will be the main separator. Each of the 4×1, 4×2, and 4×4 has all three teams in the fast section.

INTRIGUING BATTLES

Boys 110h – And it’s two Southern Michigan boys, Grant Johnson and Dawson Scharer. Both have been names for years, Scharer primarily featured in the hurdles and Johnson spreading his wings into whichever event he typically dominates. Scharer placed 2nd here last year and Johnson 3rd. Each has found themselves sub-15 twice, the most recently being a head-to-head matchup at D4 Team State, where Scharer prevailed, 14.71 to 14.85.

Girls 100h – where Clara Slattery and Lucy Cote appear to be the two prominent candidates. Slattery was 2nd here last year and finds herself with the #1 mark in D4, 15.09. Cote was 4th and occupies the next slot at 15.18. For much of the spring, Cote has been the more consistent performer, though Slattery has turned it on as of late, blasting a 15.09 to win their only matchup thus far.

Boys 100m – D4’s fab five in the top slots really haven’t been on this stage before. Of the athletes with the five fastest marks thus far in 2026, only two appeared in last year’s 100m finals – Landon Davis (18th) and Kylan Lester (23rd). From last spring to now, James Rodriguez has chiseled half a second off his personal best, Elijah Marlow and Brayden Wright a little more subtle with their nearly third of a second improvements. On Regional Day, we did have two matchups between the five, with Brayden Wright eking out a close win over Lester in Region 35 and James Rodriguez pulling away from Davis (and Jacob Morrison) in Region 37.

Boys 4×1 – two squads stand out above the rest, Reading and Eau Claire. Each have studs who will score points individually, Brayden Wright (Reading), Melvin Davis and Elijah Marlowe (Eau Claire). And each have only occasionally thrown this relay together. Eau Claire has four meets under their belt, the latest one in Region 34, where the quartet dropped over 0.7 seconds from their previous best. The Rangers have gotten much practice recently, with three wins from May 8th to May 15th, the fastest of which coming in their debut at Chuck King.

Girls 800m – three underclasswomen from different backgrounds. Two come from Metro Detroit, Ella Foley and Ella Lamb. One comes from way up north, Callie Sinke. Their residence may be different, their success is strong across the board. Foley was MIAC Champion in the event and 2nd in Region 40, narrowly losing to Lamb. Lamb was All-State in cross and found the podium here last year, as did Sinke. Both Sinke and Foley have the speed, spitting out 60.x’s in the 400m. But Lamb has the fastest mark in all of D4, her 2:19.2 placing 3rd at the illustrious Golden Triangle Invite.

Boys 3200m – a culmination for two names we’ve seemingly always seen in the D4 world. Brody Karg has hit the podium seven times over the course of his Harbor Beach career. Marek Butkiewicz has won a D4 title on eight occasions. Each are long-distance kids, earning their 3200m personal bests at Bluejay, 9:05 for Butkiewicz and 9:09 for Karg. That 9:05 from Marek matched his best from the tail end of ’25, while Karg has dropped considerable time, over 15 sec. from his junior peak.

STATE RECORD BREAKERS?

Likely zero candidates from Division 4. On average, around 150 kids populate each D4 school, compared to ~350 from D3, ~650 from D2, and ~1400 from D1. So, if there’s any potential record buster, they have about a 6% chance of being from D4. And those record setters only come so often. That said, we do have a bevy of outstanding athletes that’ll be competing on Saturday, many of which will be moving onto the D1 college level next spring.

DISTANCE PREDICTIONS

Come on, you knew I had to impart some of my own guesses for my distance kids. I’ve been making those early qualifier posts, calculating rankings, announcing meets, but I haven’t had the chance to predict and project. These are purely vibes-based, no complex formulae like in XC. And with the caveat that I really appreciate you all – none of this is personal. I’ll be hopping around from Kent City to Rockford to Hudsonville to Hamilton, but if you do prove these wrong and respectively want to let me have it, you know where to find me.

Boys 4×8

  1. Kalamazoo Hackett
  2. Maple City Glen Lake
  3. Holland Calvary Christian
  4. Decatur
  5. Hillsdale Academy
  6. Petoskey St. Michael
  7. Portland St. Patrick
  8. Breckenridge

Boys 1600m

  1. Marek Butkiewicz
  2. Brody Karg
  3. Abenezer Cerone
  4. Grayson Rorick
  5. Lincoln Laansma
  6. Sean Siems
  7. Anthony Rowe
  8. Joel Johnson

Boys 800m

  1. Abenezer Cerone
  2. Anthony Rowe
  3. Sean Siems
  4. Aaron Locke
  5. Elias Baldwin
  6. Luke Molenkamp
  7. Marek Butkiewicz
  8. Grayson Rorick

Boys 3200m

  1. Marek Butkiewicz
  2. Brody Karg
  3. Grayson Rorick
  4. Lincoln Laansma
  5. Landen Livingston
  6. Carson Burgess
  7. Daniel Chaney
  8. Noah SChipper

Girls 4×8

  1. Whitmore Lake
  2. Kingston
  3. Gobles
  4. Kalamazoo Hackett
  5. Concord
  6. Hillsdale Academy
  7. Martin
  8. Grand Traverse Academy

Girls 1600m

  1. Kaylie Livingston
  2. Callie Sinke
  3. Libby Smith
  4. Veyda Conley
  5. Ella Lamb
  6. Emma Riker
  7. Norah Kiley
  8. Carina Burchi

Girls 800m

  1. Ella Lamb
  2. Callie Sinke
  3. Ella Foley
  4. Lilah Kiley
  5. Norah Kiley
  6. Madison Cooley
  7. Taylor Wills
  8. Lauren Shaffer

Girls 3200m

  1. Kaylie Livingston
  2. Libby Smith
  3. Veyda Conley
  4. Ryleigh Alderink
  5. Emma Riker
  6. Sophie Grinage
  7. Cara Prusakiewicz
  8. Evelyn Meyer

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2026’s Best Hurdle Crews: Mid-Season Edition

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Woah, didn’t think you’d see these this year, did you? I didn’t either. With the increasing amount of EQ’s, the amount of writing and research needed to announce Barnyard (I didn’t even get to do intros because of the weather delay), and overtime needed from working in a running shop in the spring, I didn’t think I’d have the time. Thus, cutting these out looked to be a necessary subtraction. But the increasing questions, pleading, and a bit of free time opening up has led to their return. I’ll have one ranking for each event area in these weeks prior to regionals and one after the season.

An explanation:

The Best Crews have been a thing around here for the past few years. They take their cues from USTFCCCA’s event squads and the World Athletics scoring system, combining the two ideas in order to compare Michigan’s teams against events in their common areas.

The goal of this is to help recognize the athletes and coaches that create cultures, history, and traditions in their respective event areas. Think about it like this: Minnesota always has great hockey, basketball hoops are nailed to Indiana barns, Texas churns out football talent, every Iowa boy has cauliflower ear. Where in Michigan does hurdling reign supreme? Is there a town where kids learn to shot put before they can tie their shoes?

2023’s explanation goes through much of it, but two things have changed for 2025 (and now, 2026).

  • the Boys 200m points have been re-mathed and edited, as previous versions sold short athletes such as Jeremy Dixon and Jake Machiniak when it came to season end rankings.
  • instead of using a team’s top-four athletes to generate their total for an event, I’m using their top-three. Belleville’s hurdlers are the main reason for this, there’s no way they shouldn’t have been the top D1 squad in 2024. I feel this will better portray a team’s top athletes.

Here are the figures that show the points for each mark:

BOYS TABLES

GIRLS TABLES

These contain results uploaded to athletic.net by Tuesday (5/12) morning.

These Hurdle Crews are the combination of the 100/110h and 300h.

In summary, points are added for the top three athletes from a team, provided they hit the regional qualifier (the UP doesn’t have any regional qualifying marks, so I used D4’s figures). Don’t be reading this thinking you must qualify for regionals, those qualifiers are there to give teams more than two competitors if they’ve got some fast kids. Anyhow, here are the regional qualifying marks for each gender and division:

DivisionGender100/110h300h
1Boys16.1542.30
1Girls17.0050.00
2Boys17.0043.80
2Girls18.1052.50
3Boys17.5044.60
3Girls18.5054.00
4Boys18.8047.00
4Girls19.4056.10

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
11Shukuru Makechi110h13.74East Kentwood530
11Shukuru Makechi300h37.55East Kentwood513
11Major Barnes300h39.81East Kentwood441
11Clinton Mucyo300h39.82East Kentwood441
12Zacchaeus Goree110h15.12East Kentwood424
11Major Barnes110h15.19East Kentwood418
11Clinton Mucyo110h15.37East Kentwood405
10Kenneth Harris110h15.72East Kentwood378
11Moracen Brown110h15.88East Kentwood365
10DeSharion Bass-Hughes110h15.92East Kentwood362

RankTeam110h300hTotal
1East Kentwood137213952767
2Detroit Catholic Central104115022543
3Kalamazoo Central92312202143
4Traverse City West11928762068
5Ann Arbor Huron11948422036
6Muskegon Reeths-Puffer9078811788
7Farmington9058311736
8Beverly Hills Groves7838411625
9Portage Central8607541614
10Rockford8058051610
11Temperance Bedford12083751582
12Grosse Pointe South7737921565
13Detroit Renaissance7237711494
14Saline8634931356
15Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills4578891346
16Muskegon Mona Shores8264531280
17East Lansing4308441274
18Saginaw Heritage8584151273
19Bay City Western8624091271
20Rochester Hills Stoney Creek7884401227
21Royal Oak7514621213
22Woodhaven Brownstown7953941189
23Brighton3977891186
24Zeeland West–11491149
25Byron Center7283691097

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
10Aaliyah Bailey100h14.25East Kentwood495
12Alana Bracey100h14.44East Kentwood484
10Aaliyah Bailey300h44.51East Kentwood475
12Alana Bracey300h45.51East Kentwood451
12Journey Cottle100h15.41East Kentwood425
10Jazlynn Chisholm-humes300h48.42East Kentwood383
9Nyomi Wilson100h16.26East Kentwood374
10Jazlynn Chisholm-humes100h16.28East Kentwood372
12Journey Cottle300h49.36East Kentwood361

RankTeam100h300hTotal
1East Kentwood140513082713
2Grand Haven123112872519
3Detroit Cass Tech13608972257
4Rockford76711331900
5Oak Park8928761768
6Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg8048571662
7Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills8397741614
8Okemos7917721563
9Ann Arbor Skyline7537981551
10Bay City Western7247931517
11Holland West Ottawa7377801517
12Lake Orion4797501229
13Battle Creek Lakeview3958041199
14Belleville4307631193
15Chippewa Valley8313531184
16Rochester Adams3897671155
17Ann Arbor Pioneer7063691075
18Troy3567141070
19Sterling Heights Stevenson476454930
20Royal Oak454449903
21Grand Ledge446451897
22Wayne Memorial448446893
23Salem450426876
24Traverse City Central466393859
25Caledonia423433856

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
12DJ Wood110h14.13Battle Creek Harper Creek500
12DJ Wood300h38.46Battle Creek Harper Creek484
10Cash Simpson110h15.26Battle Creek Harper Creek413
11TJ Ruble300h41.78Battle Creek Harper Creek380
12Antoine Westry110h15.71Battle Creek Harper Creek378
10Josh Ilgenfritz300h42.46Battle Creek Harper Creek358

RankTeam110h300hTotal
1Battle Creek Harper Creek129112222513
2Lansing Sexton110511502256
3Vicksburg101611562172
4Clare101611052121
5Three Rivers11658582024
6Wayland Union72710811808
7Freeland8398121651
8Hamilton8767621638
9Coldwater8257941620
10Grand Rapids South Christian6119911602
11Pinckney7537661519
12Hopkins7187701487
13Croswell-Lexington7297401469
14St. Joseph7297291458
15Frankenmuth7067301436
16Lake Odessa Lakewood6697501419
17Williamston10513351386
18Corunna4678791346
19Orchard Lake St. Mary’s32710181344
20Marshall8254531278
21Tecumseh6026681270
22Hazel Park4537061159
23Alma7753721147
24Paw Paw3857521137
25Saginaw Swan Valley3188081126

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
12Lena Brochard300h46.95Coopersville417
12Lena Brochard100h15.82Coopersville400
11Kenadi Stevens300h48.10Coopersville390
9Tala Sellon100h16.77Coopersville343
9Tala Sellon300h50.45Coopersville335
11Kenadi Stevens100h17.11Coopersville322
11Hayley Dusendang300h51.60Coopersville308
11Hayley Dusendang100h17.94Coopersville272

RankTeam100h300hTotal
1Coopersville106511432208
2Berrien Springs75610681824
3Gladwin9716841655
4Remus Chippewa Hills6219471568
5Holland Christian7597851544
6Marshall6196951315
7Petoskey6976111308
8Sturgis6056851290
9Spring Lake7324831216
10Owosso4457641209
11Grosse Ile5596411200
12Hamilton2978891187
13Portland7523661117
14Charlotte3397471086
15Detroit Country Day7333411073
16Fremont7293181046
17Summit Academy North4156111027
18Paw Paw650294945
19Grand Rapids West Catholic312630942
20Coldwater599325924
21Yale455452908
22Allegan437429866
23Dearborn Henry Ford Academy438419857
24Pinckney382428810
25Otsego395394790

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
12Skyler Kimple300h40.34Blissfield425
12Skyler Kimple110h15.46Blissfield398
12Braedyn Tennant300h41.52Blissfield388
11Ethan Samuels300h43.86Blissfield314
12Braedyn Tennant110h15.94Blissfield361

RankTeam110h300hTotal
1Blissfield75811271885
2Hillsdale9497531703
3Elk Rapids64710001647
4Schoolcraft8337971630
5Adrian Madison8317071539
6Jonesville6847581442
7Manton7446841428
8University Liggett6018161417
9Ithaca6427491391
10Kent City6386711309
11Constantine9173061223
12Saugatuck5466751221
13Ida5856311216
14Erie Mason3857641149
15The Potter’s House3757581134
16Delton-Kellogg6774331110
17Ottawa Lake-Whiteford3766561032
18Sanford-Meridian3786511029
19Ovid-Elsie302660961
20Lansing Catholic496443940
21Cass City607314921
22Chesaning553366919
23Kalamazoo Christian448454902
24Warren Michigan Collegiate435436870
25Pigeon-Laker541321863

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
12Julia Hughes100h14.60Ida474
12Julia Hughes300h46.03Ida439
9Lana Benware100h16.83Ida339
9Lana Benware300h51.78Ida304
12Kaidence Weaver300h53.49Ida264
12Grace May100h18.38Ida245

RankTeam100h300hTotal
1Ida105910072065
2Traverse City St. Francis9459971942
3Pewamo-Westphalia8929591851
4Lansing Catholic62910631691
5Benzie Central5949451539
6Chesaning5899481536
7Elk Rapids5858941480
8Olivet6917591450
9Blissfield5796691249
10Caro6355911227
11Adrian Madison5816421222
12Cass City8893131203
13Marine City8503371187
14White Cloud5476401186
15Niles Brandywine6834001083
16Constantine6653951060
17Standish Sterling6554031058
18Union City605369974
19Newaygo621344965
20New Lothrop250612862
21Harrison246598844
22Mason County Central409418827
23Quincy403417820
24Houghton Lake403402804
25Saugatuck435327763

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
11Colin Mccaffrey110h16.10Royal Oak Shrine348
11Owen Wisniewski110h16.18Royal Oak Shrine342
11Owen Wisniewski300h43.47Royal Oak Shrine326
11Colin Mccaffrey300h43.58Royal Oak Shrine323
11Ben Mason300h45.73Royal Oak Shrine255
11Ben Mason110h17.96Royal Oak Shrine205

RankTeam110h300hTotal
1Royal Oak Shrine8969051801
2Hillsdale Academy6459911636
3Maple City Glen Lake6319751606
4Manchester6946831377
5Grand Traverse Academy6666991365
6Lutheran Westland9823711353
7Marlette4728401312
8Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary5887211309
9Vassar6715861258
10Portland St. Patrick5326441176
11Concord5486141163
12Fowler5485801129
13Vermontville Maple Valley6924041097
14Central Lake / Ellsworth6983881086
15Frankfort4106151025
16Detroit Frederick Douglass315613928
17Alcona416469885
18Mendon318509827
19Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart404394798
20Kalamazoo Hackett399395794
21Montabella360378738
22Dansville388312699
23St Joseph Our Lady of the Lake Catholic–677677
24Decatur382292674
25Southfield Christian282323605

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
10Leah Thelen300h47.74Fowler399
12Paige Thelen300h48.18Fowler388
10Leah Thelen100h16.13Fowler382
12Maria Wieber100h16.41Fowler365
12Maria Wieber300h49.20Fowler364

RankTeam100h300hTotal
1Fowler74611521898
2Hillsdale Academy82510331858
3Kalamazoo Hackett73010541783
4Frankfort7918721663
5Manchester8556401495
6Petersburg-Summerfield6718171487
7Breckenridge7017321433
8Mason County Eastern8165771393
9Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart6856781364
10Buckley4726141086
11Reading5125311043
12Concord226733960
13Central Lake / Ellsworth572385957
14Southfield Christian323595918
15Morenci536358894
16Harbor Beach563229792
17Indian River Inland Lakes529255784
18Marlette255527783
19Pittsford283489772
20Auburn Hills Oakland Christian370397767
21Whittemore-Prescott463300763
22Vestaburg426334760
23Colon262490753
24Ubly246475721
25St. Charles337345681

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
12Sid Olson300h42.39Kingsford360
12Sid Olson110h16.31Kingsford332
12Ian Spencer110h17.07Kingsford274
12Ian Spencer300h45.96Kingsford248

RankTeam110h300hTotal
1Kingsford6066081215
2Marquette5636311194
3Negaunee5695401109
4Pickford6124881101
5Bark River-Harris341521862
6Sault Ste. Marie528315843
7Brimley457282739
8Lake Linden-Hubbell394317710
9Rapid River442216658
10Houghton321320641
11L’Anse298317615
12Menominee384230613
13St. Ignace265337603
14Escanaba351220571
15Stephenson270300570
16Forest Park212311524
17Cedarville248254503
18Ironwood375–375
19Ishpeming–332332
20Eben Jct. Superior Central–284284
21Ishpeming Westwood–248248
22Gladstone219–219
23North Dickinson County–217217
24Copper Island Academy183–183

GradeNameEventTimeTeamPoints
11Sadie Rogers300h47.17Negaunee412
11Sadie Rogers100h16.31Negaunee371
12Josie Mechling300h52.14Negaunee295
10Adela Miller300h52.15Negaunee295
11Addie Dank100h18.24Negaunee254
12Josie Mechling100h18.42Negaunee243

RankTeam100h300hTotal
1Negaunee86710031870
2Brimley7635011265
3Marquette7084961203
4Forest Park6333791011
5St. Ignace530288818
6Manistique254549803
7Lake Linden-Hubbell506237743
8West Iron County309367676
9Chassell294362656
10North Dickinson County395255650
11Carney-Nadeau293304597
12Munising249313562
13Dollar Bay224294518
14Gladstone225288513
15Ontonagon Area262243505
16Ishpeming207242449
17Big Bay De Noc–354354
18Bark River-Harris–349349
19Stephenson–232232
20Rapid River223–223
21Ironwood–212212
22Rudyard–211211
23Iron Mountain205–205
24Sault Ste. Marie205–205
25Calumet183–183