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The plan is to go division by division, leading up to posting the projected #1 teams in the final week before the season officially begins.

Top Tens

Summer Preview

2020: 4th Pre-Region 40, 6th Region 20

2020: 2nd Pre-Region 41, 2nd Region 21, 8th D3 State



The List

Summer Preview

• One half of the dominating twin duo at Grand Blanc (and integral part of squad that’ll challenge for a Top 10 placing this fall)
• Finished 2^nd at nearly every meet in September/October 2020
• The State Meet didn’t go her way, but she came back to set a massive PR at the Meet of Champions
• Battled injuries throughout track, but still was able to get down to 5:20, which was on par with many of her XC performances

• I really dislike this phrase, but Tyler might be one of the more “slept on” runners on this list
• Unfortunately unable to compete at MIS, or else he’d likely be a 2x All-Stater
• Came back from missing State to competing at the Meet of Champions, where he won his race and set a new PR
• Regional Champion in the 3200m, beating out Josh Jones at the line

Always love seeing new faces here, especially those that put it together this past track season. Let’s see if that young potential can carry over into cross…

The List

Summer Preview

• Has always shown potential, both in middle school cross (sub-11) and middle school track (sub-5), but maybe wasn’t 100% realized until the 2020 XC season
• Peaked late, placing top-5 in his region and All-State, then scored a massive PR at the Meet of Champions
• Part of a young (all sophomores) 4×8 squad that finished 3^rd at D2 State and was knocking on the door of sub-8:00 multiple times
• Extremely reliable and consistent with his track times, all but one of his 1600’s were between 4:30 and 4:40

• Sisters have brought great success to EGR’s program and Camryn follows in the tradition of her older sisters Paige and Hannah
• Was consistently EGR’s 4^th girl on a team that finished 2^nd in the State
• And as a freshman, the 7^th girl on a State winning squad
• Had shown mid-distance promise in 8^th grade, running 2:26, but stepped up her game this spring, springing to 59.3/2:14