Hit the links above to see how your team has (hopefully) moved up in the rankings.
Stepping into the fray with immediate success for the Byron Center Bulldogs has been Jayden Brock. He’s competed in three events this year, his first high school experience on the track, and he’s made an impact in each of those areas. In the 100m, he’s broken 12, in the high jump, he’s been as high as 6’2. But the long jump is the best of that trio. Three competitions, three wins, one of those being 22’3.
Grade
Name
Team
Height
Points
12
Nakia Willis
East Kentwood
6′ 4
434
12
Nakia Willis
East Kentwood
21′ 9.75
415
12
Marshaun Flakes
East Kentwood
6′ 2
405
11
Elisee Kanda
East Kentwood
6′ 0
377
12
Keaton Griffin
East Kentwood
20′ 9.5
371
D1 Rank
Team
Long
High
Total
1
East Kentwood
786
1216
2002
2
Battle Creek Lakeview
790
1047
1837
3
Byron Center
788
783
1570
4
Ann Arbor Huron
1126
405
1531
5
Zeeland West
385
1146
1531
6
Kalamazoo Central
746
740
1486
7
Grand Haven
380
1103
1483
8
Canton
452
895
1347
9
Northville
366
839
1205
10
Traverse City West
711
419
1130
11
Kalamazoo Loy Norrix
706
419
1126
12
Ypsilanti Lincoln
772
349
1121
13
Howell
355
754
1110
14
Highland-Milford
0
1103
1103
15
Cedar Springs
744
349
1093
16
Woodhaven-Brownstown
338
754
1093
17
Lapeer
346
726
1073
18
Jenison
718
349
1067
19
Warren Cousino
400
405
805
20
Rockford
799
0
799
21
Saginaw Heritage
764
0
764
22
Okemos
358
405
763
23
St. Joseph
344
419
763
24
North Farmington
352
405
757
25
Fraser
361
391
752
Whereas those Mason girls have the team covered, Tyler Baker can score points to match any other team. Thus far in 2023, he’s picked up victories in both hurdle events and both jumps. The Panther Invite itself saw Baker drop 36 points, with two golds and two silvers. His main event over the past three years has been the high jump. He’s qualified for State both in 2021 and 2022, finishing 11th each time. Is this the year he steps onto the podium?
Grade
Name
Team
Height
Points
12
Gage Vanalstine
Charlotte
6′ 0
377
12
Joe Davis
Charlotte
5′ 10
349
11
Cutler Brandt
Charlotte
20′ 2
345
12
Gage Vanalstine
Charlotte
19′ 9.5
329
12
Kaeden Maynard
Charlotte
19′ 5.25
314
D2 Rank
Team
Long
High
Total
1
Charlotte
987
726
1713
2
Whitehall
373
1146
1519
3
Three Rivers
716
740
1456
4
Allendale
995
349
1344
5
Mason
391
811
1202
6
Grand Rapids Catholic Central
352
783
1134
7
Wayland Union
772
349
1121
8
Pinckney
339
754
1094
9
Grand Rapids Christian
352
740
1092
10
Orchard Lake St. Mary’s
1085
0
1085
11
Stevensville Lakeshore
317
740
1057
12
Battle Creek Harper Creek
653
377
1030
13
Holland Christian
629
377
1006
14
Flint Kearsley
0
783
783
15
Hudsonville Unity Christian
0
768
768
15
Muskegon Oakridge
0
768
768
17
Parma Western
327
434
760
18
Alma
0
754
754
19
Ferndale University
744
0
744
20
Monroe Jefferson
338
405
743
21
Lake Odessa Lakewood
353
377
731
22
Ortonville Brandon
352
377
729
23
Ludington
313
405
718
24
Clio
364
349
713
25
Hastings
0
712
712
Into June, past state and after all the dust settles, I plan to do some end of the season “awards”, recognizing the best athletes, just as I do these teams. Holden Van Poppel definitely catches my eye as someone that’s a candidate for all-around athlete. As these are, those will be all numbers-based, but wow his stats are tremendous. 15.37 in the 110h, 43.6 in the 300h, and 21’3 in the long jump. Each of those ranks in the top 20 in Division 3, the high hurdles and long jump are 3rd in the division.
Grade
Name
Team
Height
Points
11
Holden Van Poppel
Napoleon
21′ 3
391
12
Aiden Thorne
Napoleon
5′ 10
349
11
DeVonta Habern
Napoleon
5′ 10
349
11
DeVonta Habern
Napoleon
20′ 3
348
10
Lionel Campbell
Napoleon
5′ 8
321
11
Mason Roth
Napoleon
19′ 4.5
311
D3 Rank
Team
Long
High
Total
1
Napoleon
1050
1019
2069
2
Detroit Voyageur
1332
391
1724
3
Evart
732
754
1486
4
Sanford-Meridian
1099
377
1477
5
Ottawa Lake-Whiteford
346
1075
1422
6
Mason County Central
659
726
1385
7
Onsted
617
754
1371
8
GR Covenant Christian
648
642
1290
9
Laingsburg
314
962
1277
10
Hillsdale
746
377
1123
11
Erie Mason
0
1075
1075
12
Chesaning
316
726
1042
13
Standish Sterling
679
349
1028
14
Elk Rapids
0
1019
1019
15
Constantine
329
670
998
16
Montague
297
698
995
17
Lawton
290
698
988
18
Warren Michigan Collegiate
295
656
951
19
Hart
588
321
909
20
Manton
412
377
789
21
Bath
344
434
777
22
Durand
313
434
746
23
Bronson
0
726
726
24
Clare
720
0
720
25
Grand Traverse Academy
311
405
716
Braden Prielipp, the defending state champion and likely one of the more unheralded, less talked about athletes is back, rounding into form. He turned the screws late last season, establishing a 3” PR at Regionals, then adding 2” more at State. The result, a 6’9 leap, a state title, nearly setting the state sophomore record. That jump is the highest by an underclassmen in Michigan during the athletic.net era and ranked 6th amongst sophomores nationwide. This season, he’s ahead of last year’s pace, hitting 6’4 twice, a mark he hadn’t touched in 2022 competition until mid-May. To which new heights can he soar this upcoming championship season?
Grade
Name
Team
Height
Points
10
Ben Kohagen
Fowler
5′ 10
349
10
Ben Kohagen
Fowler
19′ 11
334
11
Carter Lance
Fowler
5′ 8
321
12
Drew Armbrustmacher
Fowler
5′ 8
321
11
Carter Lance
Fowler
19′ 5.75
315
10
Brady Feldpausch
Fowler
5′ 6
293
10
Jacob Halfmann
Fowler
18′ 6
274
D4 Rank
Team
Long
High
Total
1
Fowler
923
1283
2206
2
Marion
1326
434
1760
3
Concord
774
726
1501
4
Kalamazoo Hackett
256
1075
1331
5
Kingston
293
1019
1312
6
Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary
275
934
1209
7
AuGres-Sims
567
585
1152
8
Athens
338
698
1035
9
Climax-Scotts
638
377
1015
10
Petersburg-Summerfield
562
377
939
11
Addison
601
321
921
12
Britton Deerfield
279
642
921
13
Pentwater
566
321
887
14
Hillsdale Academy
0
878
878
15
Dansville
573
293
866
16
Unionville-Sebewaing
544
321
865
17
Reading
385
405
791
18
Peck
383
321
704
19
Detroit Frederick Douglass
698
0
698
20
Fairview
330
349
679
21
Colon
385
293
678
22
Eau Claire
316
349
665
23
Martin
327
335
662
24
Marcellus
0
585
585
24
Webberville
0
585
585
First year of track as a senior? NBD to Pickford’s David Kozisek. Kosizek has competed in 11 individual events this year, ranging from the 55m indoors to the long jump outdoors, sprinkled in with a few hurdles for good measure. He’s won all but two of those. His best event thus far looks to be the long jump, his 21’4 leap winning the Superior Dome Invite 20+ inches.
Hit the links above if you want to see how far your team has moved up.
Woodhaven’s Maya Justice has been a prodigy for a while. Way back as an 8th grader in 2021, she went undefeated, even traveling the 2+ hours to Shepherd’s MEGASTAR meet to assert her dominance over the entire state. Her freshman year contained shows of potential, such as a 17’+ wins at Golden Triangle and Region 4, and bouts of disappointment, such as the State Finals. This spring, she’s showed growth from that already impressive freshman self, nearly reaching 19’ as we set up for another monumental Golden Triangle in a few weeks.
Grade
Name
Team
Distance
Points
10
Greta Caprathe-Buczek
Rockford
5′ 7
497
12
Maya Anderson
Rockford
17′ 9
429
11
Hailey Hill
Rockford
16′ 11
394
10
Greta Caprathe-Buczek
Rockford
16′ 5.5
375
12
Abigail DenOuden
Rockford
5′ 0
363
11
Cadence Drougal
Rockford
5′ 0
363
10
Ashley Williams
Rockford
15′ 10
349
D1 Rank
Team
High
Long
Total
1
Rockford
1223
1546
2769
2
Zeeland East
1165
1061
2226
3
Salem
879
350
1230
4
Port Huron Northern
401
784
1185
5
Howell
401
780
1181
6
Saline
363
784
1147
7
Utica
725
370
1095
8
Detroit Renaissance
0
1095
1095
9
Macomb Dakota
0
1084
1084
10
Grand Ledge
324
754
1078
11
Holland West Ottawa
363
705
1068
12
Northville
1031
0
1031
13
East Kentwood
324
704
1029
14
Rochester Adams
649
342
990
15
Flint Carman-Ainsworth
841
0
841
16
Jackson Northwest
420
342
762
17
Portage Central
0
762
762
18
Lake Orion
363
382
745
19
Traverse City West
363
364
727
20
Clarkston
363
357
720
21
Fenton
324
391
716
22
Beverly Hills Groves
706
0
706
23
Zeeland West
324
380
704
24
Ann Arbor Huron
687
0
687
24
Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills
687
0
687
24
Hartland
687
0
687
24
Midland
687
0
687
She’s been a quick study, quick learner, and in her final two years of high school, has made a tremendous impact on D2 jumps. Lyberty Brandt began competing last year, leaping over 5’ in late April, then winning a Saginaw County title along with 2nd place finishes at Region 20 and the D2 Finals. In her second year, she catapulted to a 5’7 outdoor opener, then showed that was no fluke with a 5’4 this past weekend. Both are better than any other girl in Division 2.
Grade
Name
Team
Distance
Points
12
Nevaeh Branson
Mason
5’0
363
10
Taylor Rowe
Mason
15′ 10
349
10
Tori Lator
Mason
4′ 10
324
12
Nevaeh Branson
Mason
15′ 2.5
323
12
Payton Ball
Mason
4′ 8
286
9
Josi Lator
Mason
4′ 8
286
D2 Rank
Team
High
Long
Total
1
Mason
1259
671
1930
2
Otsego
610
1077
1688
3
Saginaw Swan Valley
1146
354
1500
4
Gladwin
764
692
1456
5
Grosse Ile
973
407
1380
6
Petoskey
1316
0
1316
7
Allendale
934
349
1283
8
Charlotte
934
328
1262
9
Hamilton
857
355
1212
10
Grand Rapids Christian
764
379
1143
11
Yale
401
717
1119
12
Parma Western
706
366
1072
13
South Haven
745
317
1062
14
Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg
687
349
1036
15
North Branch
324
702
1026
16
Spring Lake
649
356
1004
17
Tecumseh
687
316
1003
18
Dowagiac Union
324
675
999
19
Hastings
286
713
999
20
Hopkins
324
671
996
21
Berrien Springs
610
352
962
22
Clio
610
343
953
23
Frankenmuth
934
0
934
24
Macomb Lutheran North
802
0
802
25
Stevensville Lakeshore
382
387
769
Addison Hovey is back to her all-around athletic, dominating self. She can sprint, placing high in the WMC and contributing to an All-State 4x100m. She can break ankles, helping lead the Pirates to the state semis on the hardwood. And she can jump, placing 2nd at last year’s D3 Finals and owning the 2nd best mark in 2023.
Grade
Name
Team
Distance
Points
12
Ally Olszewski
Grand Rapids West Catholic
16′ 0.5
357
9
Emerson Whitscell
Grand Rapids West Catholic
15′ 8
342
12
Alexis Patterson
Grand Rapids West Catholic
4′ 10
324
9
Ava Petersen
Grand Rapids West Catholic
15′ 2.25
322
10
Aislynn Sweedyk
Grand Rapids West Catholic
4′ 8
286
D3 Rank
Team
High
Long
Total
1
Grand Rapids West Catholic
610
1021
1631
2
Hillsdale
668
743
1410
3
Onsted
401
912
1313
4
Olivet
954
348
1301
5
Pewamo-Westphalia
896
332
1228
6
Centreville
610
584
1194
7
Ottawa Lake-Whiteford
877
303
1179
8
Lawton
1127
0
1127
9
Hart
711
330
1041
10
Durand
324
690
1015
11
Hudson
305
703
1008
12
Blissfield
610
363
973
13
Manchester
649
313
962
14
Grand Traverse Academy
324
624
948
15
Ida
324
598
922
16
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard
324
585
909
17
Clare
286
595
881
18
Adrian Madison
576
303
880
19
Napoleon
0
748
748
20
Manistee
401
289
691
21
Detroit Voyageur
0
687
687
22
Traverse City St. Francis
0
685
685
23
Quincy
363
310
673
24
Bad Axe
0
673
673
25
Hanover-Horton
324
340
664
Over the past two years, Marlette’s girls have been a consistent feature in these jump crews. A major factor in their inclusion has been Olivia Findlay. Throughout her career in the jumps, she’s racked up four league and regional titles, three Thumb championships, and four All-States. Could this be the year she adds a state title to her resume? This is as good as she’s ever high jumped in April.
Grade
Name
Team
Distance
Points
10
Ella Hufnagel
Fowler
5′ 2
401
10
Katie Spicer
Fowler
16′ 5
373
10
Ella Hufnagel
Fowler
15′ 7
338
11
Alayna Vandegriff
Fowler
14′ 5.75
292
9
Josie Simon
Fowler
14′ 5.5
291
D4 Rank
Team
High
Long
Total
1
Fowler
401
1295
1696
2
The Potter’s House
649
874
1522
3
Marlette
934
347
1281
4
Hillsdale Academy
704
577
1281
5
Webberville
591
579
1170
6
Kalamazoo Hackett
533
543
1076
7
Indian River Inland Lakes
769
262
1030
8
New Buffalo
668
347
1015
9
Breckenridge
382
611
993
10
Frankfort
610
342
952
11
Kingston
610
308
918
12
Morenci
324
534
859
13
East Jordan
247
603
851
14
Athens
533
296
830
15
Coleman
257
565
822
16
Farwell
543
268
810
17
Mio Ausable
324
370
694
18
St. Charles
687
0
687
19
Lincoln-Alcona
305
335
640
20
Vestaburg
0
614
614
21
Gobles
610
0
610
22
Carson City-Crystal
286
323
609
23
Colon
305
296
601
24
Brethren
286
314
600
25
Sand Creek
324
267
591
The Upper Peninsula’s best high jumper has made her debut! Faith Spiroff took us by storm as a freshman, grabbing a state title in the high jump, adding a 4th place in the 200m on top of that. She’s added some speed endurance (66 in the 400m) and is already in peak high jump form, reaching 5’2 on her first time out.
Hit the link above to see how your team has (hopefully) moved up.
These rankings include marks loaded onto athleticnet by THURSDAY NIGHT. They include all marks this season, regardless if they’re wind-aided or hand timed. I feel including everything is a better representation of the true rankings, rather than only including the few that would count for an actual record. After the season, I may look to put together a list of the best performances when adjusting for wind conditions.
April has been a PR fest for St. Joe standout Trey McGinnis. The senior has had a storied career – a contributor to a State Champion 4×1, an All-State in the 200m, and 4 individual qualifiers over the past two years. He’s never kicked off the season in the manner he has in 2023, beginning his 100m campaign with a 10.85, his 200m campaign with a 21.63. Both are significant personal bests, a scary proposition for his competitors as he usually gets better as the weather heats up.
Grade
Name
Time
Team
Points
Event
1:30.1
Oak Park
1132
4×2
43.31
Oak Park
952
4×1
3:29.7
Oak Park
934
4×4
10
Phillip Burney
50.80
Oak Park
390
400m
9
Rondre Austion
50.86
Oak Park
388
400m
11
Gavin Rawls
11.20
Oak Park
354
100m
11
Deon Cleary
52.16
Oak Park
342
400m
9
Rondre Austion
11.28
Oak Park
338
100m
9
Quinton Blakely
11.29
Oak Park
336
100m
11
Deon Cleary
11.36
Oak Park
323
100m
11
Gavin Rawls
22.78
Oak Park
315
200m
12
Jaiden Weaver
23.24
Oak Park
273
200m
D1 Rank
Team
100m
200m
400m
4×1
4×2
4×4
Total
1
Oak Park
1352
588
1120
952
1132
934
6078
2
Rockford
685
842
340
1106
1196
960
5128
3
West Bloomfield
1417
535
0
969
1046
755
4722
4
Rochester Adams
325
671
449
927
1103
1126
4601
5
Traverse City West
1381
851
719
718
0
889
4558
6
Zeeland West
675
632
387
868
1085
793
4440
7
St. Joseph
731
694
768
989
0
1171
4353
8
Saline
658
589
358
769
1050
752
4176
9
Byron Center
321
1078
688
927
1084
0
4097
10
East Kentwood
354
308
448
735
988
973
3806
11
Hudsonville
0
0
1445
679
851
830
3805
12
Troy
352
867
755
0
926
730
3630
13
Battle Creek Lakeview
0
261
699
631
769
1086
3447
14
Lansing Waverly
702
640
340
796
946
0
3424
15
Grand Blanc
335
551
0
694
969
759
3308
16
Livonia Franklin
298
590
371
883
1017
0
3158
17
Belleville
346
309
0
856
815
789
3116
18
Chippewa Valley
1098
321
344
0
1348
0
3112
19
Holt
298
567
0
922
1126
0
2913
20
Kalamazoo Central
648
254
0
952
1011
0
2865
21
Holland West Ottawa
313
306
391
1002
847
0
2859
22
H.H. Dow
425
298
384
761
875
0
2743
23
Fenton
0
0
371
651
932
768
2721
24
Southfield Arts & Tech
321
0
394
0
1025
975
2716
25
Northville
631
0
0
0
950
1133
2714
There’s one major reason that the Vicksburg Bulldogs occupy the top spot and it’s Michael Wright. The senior has been undefeated this year, commencing his final track season with a 10.73 opener, then vanquishing fellow D2 competition at Hastings with a 22.00. It’s been two years since he truly competed as an individual, his sophomore year largely consisting of times above 11.5 and 23.0.
Grade
Name
Time
Team
Points
Event
1:31.4
Vicksburg
1009
4×2
43.48
Vicksburg
916
4×1
3:30.4
Vicksburg
906
4×4
12
Michael Wright
10.73
Vicksburg
444
100m
12
Michael Wright
22.00
Vicksburg
385
200m
11
Alexander VanSweden
11.34
Vicksburg
327
100m
12
Brycen Town
53.26
Vicksburg
303
400m
12
Brycen Town
11.56
Vicksburg
285
100m
11
Alexander VanSweden
23.89
Vicksburg
215
200m
12
RJ Vallier
23.92
Vicksburg
212
200m
D2 Rank
Team
100m
200m
400m
4×1
4×2
4×4
Total
1
Vicksburg
1056
812
303
916
1009
906
5002
2
Forest Hills Eastern
694
540
700
828
964
921
4647
3
Corunna
1052
503
304
832
961
903
4555
4
Frankenmuth
898
568
589
517
699
646
3917
5
Whitehall
379
1087
360
0
1010
646
3483
6
Wayland Union
361
316
641
830
724
551
3423
7
Spring Lake
335
285
1145
0
807
807
3378
8
Tecumseh
358
336
377
850
718
583
3222
9
Fowlerville
579
534
0
712
878
511
3215
10
Freeland
577
313
360
531
656
754
3191
11
Charlotte
308
492
0
862
844
581
3087
12
Mason
277
444
343
531
632
854
3080
13
Shepherd
619
517
0
612
674
606
3029
14
Hamilton
369
513
658
0
656
820
3015
15
Battle Creek Harper Creek
267
211
294
614
872
671
2930
16
Detroit Country Day
1029
217
0
800
883
0
2928
17
Ludington
963
207
0
557
604
541
2871
18
Gladwin
636
486
285
714
686
0
2808
19
Stevensville Lakeshore
275
211
324
635
658
537
2640
20
Flint Powers Catholic
542
443
0
701
902
0
2588
21
Big Rapids
0
0
634
507
652
713
2506
22
Essexville Garber
263
476
362
0
810
528
2439
23
Saginaw Swan Valley
0
221
299
545
720
640
2426
24
Howard City-Tri-County
596
316
690
0
0
785
2386
25
Orchard Lake St. Mary’s
838
300
0
577
638
0
2353
Following in the footsteps of Bluestreak legend Brock Booth has been Kirby Carsten. The senior was a straight up point accumulator as a junior, contributing to 25 points at the LCAA League Meet. Unfortunately, he was not able to qualify as an individual for State, missing out on a 400m spot by 0.1 seconds. He’s made early steps to make sure that’s not an issue, lowering his personal bests in all events. But what’s most impressive was his performance at the Napoleon Invitational, where he racked up victories in both the 100m and 200m, against competition that he’ll likely see during championship season.
Grade
Name
Time
Team
Points
Event
3:33.3
Chesaning
793
4×4
1:33.9
Chesaning
787
4×2
46.40
Chesaning
405
4×1
10
Zach Harlan
11.34
Chesaning
327
100m
10
Caleb Walker
53.18
Chesaning
305
400m
12
Levi Maier
53.30
Chesaning
301
400m
10
Zach Harlan
23.23
Chesaning
274
200m
12
Reese Greenfelder
23.30
Chesaning
268
200m
10
Caleb Walker
24.24
Chesaning
184
200m
D3 Rank
Team
100m
200m
400m
4×1
4×2
4×4
Total
1
Chesaning
327
726
607
405
787
793
3644
2
Hart
517
271
573
602
714
802
3479
3
Reed City
483
232
857
493
532
701
3298
4
Burton Atherton
929
695
0
595
918
0
3138
5
Constantine
229
430
981
0
655
815
3110
6
Ottawa Lake-Whiteford
286
375
561
552
601
725
3101
7
Ithaca
590
420
0
729
669
671
3080
8
Lansing Catholic
481
437
269
626
781
481
3075
9
Union City
263
448
331
635
711
619
3007
10
Onsted
761
484
0
570
679
470
2965
11
Warren Michigan Collegiate
800
581
261
573
606
0
2821
12
Ida
577
299
312
370
697
432
2687
13
Hillsdale
581
677
0
607
683
0
2548
14
Clare
0
453
280
339
700
715
2487
15
North Muskegon
769
511
550
0
656
0
2486
16
Napoleon
250
660
278
429
831
0
2449
17
Detroit Edison PSA
304
627
0
661
698
0
2291
18
Adrian Madison
527
185
0
487
506
477
2183
19
Centreville
0
466
357
567
776
0
2165
20
Saginaw Valley Lutheran
263
255
346
0
668
629
2161
21
Lawton
500
457
250
391
531
0
2128
22
Comstock
504
403
0
524
669
0
2101
23
Grand Rapids West Catholic
723
212
0
495
661
0
2091
24
Delton-Kellogg
254
244
0
403
705
422
2028
25
Olivet
0
0
276
510
533
702
2021
As a freshman, Landon Galea took the rare step of nabbing All-State in the long jump. As a sophomore, he’s decided he’s not satisfied with excellence in just one event area. He’s expanded his repertoire by improving his explosive sprints, lowering his personal best from 11.65 to 11.02, which is currently the top spot in his division. Oh, he still jumps too, thus far undefeated in both the high and long jumps.
Grade
Name
Time
Team
Points
Event
1:34.0
Concord
776
4×2
3:37.0
Concord
660
4×4
45.62
Concord
521
4×1
12
Adair Artis
51.74
Concord
357
400m
12
Malachi Boyd
11.44
Concord
308
100m
12
Javion Taylor
11.74
Concord
250
100m
9
Tylend Allen
11.89
Concord
221
100m
12
Javion Taylor
23.94
Concord
211
200m
9
Tylend Allen
24.24
Concord
184
200m
D4 Rank
Team
100m
200m
400m
4×1
4×2
4×4
Total
1
Concord
779
564
357
521
776
660
3657
2
Kalamazoo Hackett
904
674
481
509
474
310
3352
3
Reading
592
458
254
432
692
642
3070
4
Three Oaks River Valley
529
401
578
170
345
542
2564
5
The Potter’s House
404
506
216
488
247
582
2442
6
Fowler
0
385
641
175
519
712
2431
7
Climax-Scotts
879
467
0
467
439
0
2252
8
Dansville
211
169
246
452
604
412
2095
9
Lincoln-Alcona
509
469
214
301
587
0
2081
10
Beal City
448
389
0
506
341
312
1995
11
Mt Clemens
517
457
504
0
374
0
1853
12
Martin
250
258
469
187
300
319
1782
13
St. Charles
208
195
483
384
462
0
1731
14
Morenci
269
166
439
332
510
0
1716
15
Buckley
233
299
0
0
565
610
1707
16
Addison
365
139
0
443
492
226
1666
17
Marion
313
414
253
251
376
0
1608
18
Fairview
790
184
0
345
0
190
1509
19
Pentwater
465
0
461
296
0
261
1483
20
Riverview Gabriel Richard
469
0
0
307
291
300
1368
21
Portland St. Patrick
208
122
214
0
408
378
1330
22
Unionville-Sebewaing
240
117
0
260
379
298
1294
23
Mason County Eastern
481
194
296
0
0
262
1232
24
Morrice
286
220
0
204
445
0
1155
25
White Pigeon
0
0
0
320
434
397
1151
I know, races have been few and far between north of the bridge, but when one holds the top spot in the 100m – 400m, they require mention. Sault Ste. Marie’s Carter Oshelski holds all those spots, doing so in a manner that exceeds his All-State efforts in 2022. His best finish at last year’s UP D1 Finals was a 4th place in the 200m, running a 23.67 into a slight headwind. Already, he’s sub-24 and he’s dropped nearly a second from junior 400m best.