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Complete Results For Michigan Athletes
Jeff Hollobaugh
June 23, 2025
Inside This Issue
Big weekend, and yes, this is the biggest newsletter ever. It’s actually massive. It includes complete Michigan results from the four national meets held over the long weekend, complete with notations about records, all-time lists, etc. For a lot of you, the newsletter will get cut off in your email, and you’ll have to click on a link to see the rest. Go for it. There’s some commentary at the very end that’s worth it.
Our New Balance All-Americans
Leo Schlecter’s shot of the 110 hurdle finish, Will Jaiden Smith on right. (@leo.schlecter)
Nastasza Dudek 2M 2nd- The Pioneer frosh placed 2nd in the 5000, slashing a monstrous 3-minutes-plus off the state record for 9th graders with her 16:18.78. That makes her No. 3 in state history outdoors, behind legends Audrey DaDamio and Erin Finn.
Sydney Kuhn 400H 3rd - The UM-bound graduate of Swan Valley blasted a 58.66 in the 400 hurdles, just missing her own PR by 0.02. She placed 3rd overall. Notable also was Jada Wilson in 8th, becoming the fourth athlete in state history to break 60 seconds with her 59.89.
Motor City Boys SMR 4th: Alex Patterson, Phillip Burney, Rondre Austion and Demari Caldwell (1:53.87) combined for the No. 6 performance in state history, finishing 4th in 2:24.70. Note that in 16th was the LAB TC, with Greg Myers anchoring in 1:50.53. That was the second-fastest split of the 74 teams running.
Motor City Girls SMR 3rd: They wanted to defend their title, but they ended up 3rd in race where the top two teams had 2:03 anchors. Carrie VanNoy, Payton Gee, Nevaeh Burns, and Janae Coleman (2:12.58) led until the final 200 in slicing more than a second off the State Record at 3:54.72. The top three teams all broke the meet record.
Cora Williams SP 2nd: The Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard senior, bound for Indiana State, had a best of 44-10 coming into Nationals. Her first three throws gave her nothing to celebrate: 43-7.25, 41-0.5, 41-5. That placed her 5th going into the final three. Then she went nuts. She hit a PR 45-7 in round 4, moving to 3rd place. Round 5 was even better: 45-9.25. Then she blasted into the runner-up position with her final toss, 46-10.25, more than 2-feet farther than her old PR. She is now the No. 16 thrower in Michigan history.
Victoria Garces 2M 5th - In a very even-paced race, the Dow senior moved up to 5th place after a 5:04 first half. The Duke recruit passed 3000 in 9:31.31 (No. 8 in history) and hit the line in 10:09.83, making her No. 5 in state history over the full 2-mile distance.
6 Mile Boys 4 × 800 6th - The boys from Northville came within 0.17 of tying the meet record. Didn’t matter; that would be nowhere near what they needed to defend their title. In a race that set a new national record (7:26.12), Rece Grezak (1:55.52), Ryan Stojov (1:51.63), Ben Hartigan (1:55.15), and Ethan Powell (1:54.13) struggled to stay in the fight but still produced the No. 3 time in state history.
Shore Girls 4 × 800 2nd - The girls from West Ottawa battled with West Springfield for the second spot, finally prevailing in the end in 8:59.64, the No. 13 time in state history. The team: Ella Wierks (2:15.81), Emma Gunnett (2:16.27), Ava Porras (2:15.58), Collette Wierks (2:11.98). Their school record makes them the No. 6 school in Michigan history.
Izzy Robbins PV 2nd - The Grand Haven junior bounced back well from the D1 Finals, where she placed 2nd. Here she made a string of heights on her first attempts, then cleared a state-leading 13-1.5 on her first. She went out at 13-5.25.
Giovanni Charles HJ 3rd - The Walled Lake Central grad, this year’s D1 champion, jumped clean through a season best 6-8.25, but could go no higher, as the next bar decided the top 8 places.
Bradley Richards HJ 4th - The state leader at 6-10.25, the senior who competes for Muskegon’s Catholic Central had one miss at 6-7—that’s what put him a place behind Charles. After the 6-8.25 clearance on his first attempt, the Cornerstone recruit could go no higher.
Nevaeh Burns 400 6th - Despite drawing difficult lane 2, the Motor City sophomore, winner of 2 straight D1 titles in the one-lapper, fought to a first-place finish in her heat in a state-leading 53.44, a time that makes her the No. 5 performer in state history. That crushed her recent PR of 53.86.
Frog Leg/Temperance Bedford Shuttle Hurdles 6th - Elevated to All-American status after the DQ of Belleville for a clearcut early departure, the foursome of Caleb Agius, Liam Agius, Alex Mapes, Sawyer Ulery came through with a 59.34.
Kentwood TC/EK Shuttle Hurdles 4th - The squad of Aaliyah Bailey, Taryn Jones, Journey Cottle, Abigail Terry clocked 1:01.20.
Shore TC/West Ottawa DMR 3rd - The girls from West Ottawa knocked down their own state outdoor record of 11:37.19 with an impressive 11:35.85 performance (still shy of Pioneer’s absolute record of 11:21.95 indoors). Collette Wierks opened with a solid 3:31.62, followed by Emma Gunnett (57.77), Ella Wierks (2:13.23) and Ava Porras (4:53.24). They improved two spots from 2024.
Bolt TC/Dow DMR 5th - In 9th after the first hand-off (Emilia Garces 3:40.04), a swift 400 leg from Sydney Roberts (56.96) brought the Dow girls up to 5th. They fell back to 7th on the next leg (Allie Metzler 2:23.21), then Victoria Garces ran a strong 4:47.33 to secure All-Am status in 5th with their 11:47.54—they are now the No. 5 Michigan school ever.
Will Jaiden Smith 110H 2nd - Our state record holder at 13.35, the South Florida signee from Belleville got through the rounds with solid runs of 13.68 (No. 12 performance ever) and 13.55 (No. 6). He drew lane 4 in the final. Officials had some trouble with noise at the start; in their first attempt to get them going, the fired a call-back. Smith got a yellow card for moving (but not jumping) before the gun. More restrained for the next run, he started cautiously. By halfway, favored Kahiem Carby, in lane 5, led. Smith pressed hard to catch him, hitting hurdles 7, 9 and 10. He made a valiant attempt to catch Carby at the line, missing by just 0.01. His 13.45 (0.7 wind) is the No. 3 performance ever, after only his record and Schmar Gamble’s 13.36 at the D1 finals.
Emmry Ross 800 2nd - On paper, the Onsted senior was the favorite, as the national leader with her 2:00.53. But she knew it would be tough. Natalie Dumas of New Jersey had already won the 400H (55.99 meet record) and the 400 (51.14 meet record) and anchored the runner-up sprint medley with a 2:03.90 (compared to her PR of 2:02.75). I suspect Ross learned from her Brooks experience and knew that if she went out too hard, Dumas would likely catch her. Instead she went out in front at 58.85 (compared to 58.02 at Brooks). Then Dumas surprised by passing her with 300 left. Ross did not relent—for once she had someone to chase. Coming off the last turn, she rallied and started cutting down on Dumas’s lead. Dumas started losing her form and it looked good for Ross, until Dumas realized the threat and produced one final burst. She won in 2:00.11, her third meet record of the meet, While Ross hit 2:00.25, a state record that will likely last a long time.
Motor City/Oak Park 4×4 2nd - Having run 3:43.52 to win the D1 title, the Oak Park girls had a shot at the podium, but national leader Bullis (3:33.30) was always heavily-favored. Dayshana Kellogg led off at 56.5, followed by Janae Coleman (55.9). That had the squad in 4th at the midway handoff. Brilliant closers by Carrie VanNoy (55.71) and Nevaeh Burns (53.57) brought the team up to 2nd in 3:41.65, the No. 3 performance in state history (after two other Motor City times).
Ross is now No. 6 in U.S. history. (@leo.schlecter)
Our Nike All-Americans
Byron Center Boys SMR 6th - Cooper Mitchell, Parker Holford, Xavier McCallum (50.14) and Blake Teunissen (2:00.98) combined for a 6th-place finish in 3:35.20.
Sadie Dykstra Heptathlon 5th - The Yale junior delivered a wonderful surprise for those of us who have been waiting for our next great heptathlete to appear. At the D2 Finals, she was 4th in both hurdle races and the long jump, and 5th in the high jump. Here she put together a very balanced performance over 2 days: 100H—15.08 [0.3], HJ—5-5, SP—31-2.75, 200—26.27 [0.1], LJ—17-1.5 [0.4], JT—96-8, 800—2:26.46.
Byron Center Boys 4 × 200 4th - The team of Cooper Mitchell, Connor Nealon, Parker Holford, Brody Leyendecker put together a 1:28.34.
Lorelai Zielinski SP 4th - The Traverse City Central soph never got the big throw she was looking for, but not for lack of trying. She opened at 46-10.75, then hit 47-5. A foul followed, then her best throw at 47-8.5. She worked to try to bust one out in the final rounds but ended up with two more fouls.
Katie Blue PV 6th - Fifth at the D1 Finals for Grand Ledge, the junior produced her best vault of the year, 13-0.75 to place 6th. She attempted 13-4.5 as well.
Byron Center Boys 4×4 4th - The guys from Byron Center produced another great relay, finishing 4th with a 3:17.84. Cooper Mitchell (50.85), Xavier McCallum (49.18) and Blake Teunissen (50.48) got the stick to super anchor Brody Leyendecker, who blasted a 47.33.
Our Adidas All-Americans
Paxton Heitsch Hammer 3rd - The Catholic Central junior added 15 feet to his best. His 190-6 ranks him No. 2 in state history.
Daelyn Jones 100 5th -The Grand Rapids Christian soph has a best of 11.88 this season. Into a stiff 2.8 headwind here, she was only able to run 12.19, good for 5th.
Laila Hawkins 100H 5th - The Cass Tech junior was the D1 runner-up in 13.98w. Here she hit 14.14 in the heats and the final to place 5th.
Courageous/Cass Tech SMR 4th - The Courageous team clocked 4:13.28 to earn AA honors: Laila Hawkins, Caylin Ivy, Layla Phillps, Malise Brown.
Malise Brown 200 2nd - The Cass Tech junior improved big this year and placed 5th in the D1 200. Here she finished 2nd with a solid 24.03 into a headwind.
“All-American” Confusion Rampant
We didn’t even get through Day 1 before we saw coaches and athletes celebrating by slapping on the “All-American” label after finishing in the top 8 in a competition where getting All-American status is impossible. Sure, we love celebrating our sport and our kids, but not to the point of misleading them.
Who is an All-American? At New Balance, only the top 6 in the championship events get All-American status. Middle school and freshman races do not count. Nike expanded their awards this year from 6 to the top 8. Again, championship events only, no emerging elite, freshman or middle school. Adidas awards All-America status to the top 6 in “championship elite” events only.
To recap for those in the back: there is no such thing as an “Emerging Elite All-American” or a “Freshman All American.” Finishing high in any competition is a thrill, but calling a kid an All-American here is kind of like bragging about winning the slow heat.
It might seem cheap to some that the certificates aren’t handed out as freely as ribbons on a grade school field day, but organizers want the term to have real meaning, ie., the top 6 (or 8) athletes in the nation.
Our Record-Setters
Motor City Girls 3:54.72 - STATE RECORD (SMR)
Shore TC/West Ottawa 11:35.85 - STATE RECORD (DMR)
Emmry Ross 2:00.25 - STATE RECORD (800)
Layla Jordan 7:15.33 - STATE RECORD (Steeple)
Hudson Doll 9:42.41 - State 8th Grade Record (2M)
Hudson Doll 9:10.28 - State 8th Grade Record (3000)
Hudson Doll 1:58.43 - State 8th Grade Record (800)
Nastasza Dudek 16:18.78 - State 9th Grade Record (5000)
Nastasza Dudek 10:16.63 - State 9th Grade Record (2M)
Cody Lam 10:04.82 - State 7th Grade Record (2M)
Cody Lam 9:26.66 - State 7th Grade Record (3000)
Alexandra Scappaticci 10:45.40 - State 8th Grade Record (2M)
Alexandra Scappaticci 10:08.97 - State 8th Grade Record (3000)
Eliza Schwass 4:44.88 -State 8th Grade Record (1M)
Eliza Schwass 4:43.2 -State 8th Grade Record (1600)
Eliza Schwass 2:08.54 - State 8th Grade Record (800)
Complete New Balance Results For Michigan
Please email [email protected] if we are missing anyone.
Philadelphia, June 19-22—
Date shown in heading for each event. All-Americans in bold italics. Records & stat notes underlined.
CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS
100 heats (19): 40. Jeremy Dixon 10.70 (-1.8); Kane Morris 10.71w (2.2); 63. Santino Cicarella 10.80w (3.6); 71. Devin James 10.86 (0.7); 79. Jason Hamilton II 10.89 (1.3); 86. Brody Kelsey 10.93 (1.3).
200 heats (21): 39. Devin James 21.67w (2.1); 41. Jason Hamilton II 21.68 (-0.8); 49. Rondre Austion 21.81 (1.9); 59. Kane Morris 21.89 (-1.0); 66. Santino Cicarella 21.99 (0.4).
400 (21): 7. Rondre Austion 46.95 STATE LEADER (No. 9 performer in state history); 18. Jaelyn Martin 47.39; 33. Dennis Jackson 47.83; 45. Demari Caldwell 48.18; 76. Aydan Myers 48.83; 91. Kinley Poole 49.27.
800 (22): 30. Henry Dixon 1:51.91; 35. Rece Grezak 1:52.25; 46. Ryan Stojov 1:52.78; 68. Ethan Powell 1:53.85; 72. Greg Myers 1:54.02; 117. Aiden Kasprzak 1:55.77; 122. Maddi Duke 1:55.98; 140. Adam Dicken 1:56.50; 149. Shondell Warren 1:57.11.
1M (21): 16. Henry Dixon 4:10.15 (3:53.44); 38. Caden Livermore 4:14.02 (3:56.22); 57. Jonah Workman 4:16.56 (3:59.48); 58. Jackson Lam 4:16.60 (3:59.48); 74. Seth Conner 4:18.32 (3:59.69); 109. Colin Murray 4:22.77 (4:04.08); 134. Andrew Wright 4:32.19.
2M (20): 12. Kamari Ronfeldt 9:04.04 (8:32.85); 2. Beckett Crooks 9:04.69 (8:30.21); 21. Seth Conner 9:09.98 (8:34.17); 22. Jonah Workman 9:10.13 (8:35.10); 23. Colin Murray 9:10.32 (8:36.69); 40. Jack Bidwell 9:19.99 (8:43.53); 58. Moises Salazar 9:25.22; 81. Mitchell Hiatt 9:33.05; 87. Edison Lopeman 9:37.19.
5000 (19): 13. Luke Long 14:52.89; 15. Edison Lopeman 14:57.30; 26. Mitchell Hiatt 16:26.28.
110H heats (21): 2. Will Jaiden Smith 13.68 (0.1) (No. 12 performance in state history); 15. Timothy Pinard 14.04 (0.1); 18. Schmar Gamble 14.08 (1.3); 44. Shukuru Makechi 14.40 (0.6); 58. Caleb Walker 14.53 (-0.8); 92. DJ Wood 14.90 (0.3); 93. Angelo Finnie Jr 14.91 (-0.8).
110H semis (21): 4. Will Jaiden Smith 13.55 (1.3) (No. 6 performance in state history); 12. Schmar Gamble 13.88 (-1.4); 20. Timothy Pinard 14.15 (1.0).
110H final (22): 2. Will Jaiden Smith 13.45 (0.3) (No. 3 performance in state history).
400H (20); 7. Will Jaiden Smith 52.31 STATE LEADER (No. 7 performer in state history); 19. Phillip Burney 53.87; 27. Angelo Finnie Jr 54.57.
HJ (21): 3. Giovanni Charles 6-8.25; 4. Bradley Richards 6-8.25; =14. Ayden Mendoza 6-7; =21. Noah Rufenacht 6-5.5; =41. John Anderson 6-5.5.
PV (21): =15 Reece Emeott 15-3; 20. Grady Myers 15-3; =33. Asher Paul 14-7.25.
DT (19), 9. Eli Bickel 186-1; 15. Conrad Squitieri 181-4; 19. Cameron Gramzow 176-10; 37. Alex O’Dell 166-3.
HT (21): 24. Liam Takace 186-5 (f, f, 186-5) (No. 3 performer in state history).
4 x 100 heats (21): 32. Northmen (Petoskey) 42.34 (Logan Beer, Kaiden Boyce, Seth Marek, Sam Mitas); 83. Portage Northern 43.52 (Keniel Ortiz, Ryan Mauwa, Melvin Messan, Kolin Gatlin); … DNF—AA Youth (Belleville).
4 x 200 (20): 20. Kentwood TC (EK) 1:28.04 (Jhavon Alexander, Devin Wroten, Donovan Rubens, De-Mani Roberts); 24. Michigan Mustangs (Troy) 1:28.65 (Noah Oury, Jason Hamilton II, Ryan Christensen, Andrew Lake); 31. K-Zoom (KC) 1:29.21 (Curtis Whitfield, Jeremiah Marshall, Maurice Streeter, Jeremy Dixon); 42. Northmen (Petoskey) 1:29.79 (Kaiden Boyce, Logan Beer, Mitch Eberhart, Sam Mitas); 55. Dearborn TC (Canton) 1:31.25 (Phinneas Guoin, Augustus Guoin, Aaron Coleman, Nathan Gilmour); 58. Traverse City (TCC) 1:31.75 (Carter Gle, Asher Paul, Spencer Carlson, Caleb Byland);… DNF—Spirit of Pre. Unity TC (AAH). DQ—AA Youth (Belleville).
4 x 400 (22): 7. Motor City TC (OP) 3:13.27 STATE LEADER (No. 5 performance in state history; No. 4 school in history) (Phillip Burney 49.2, Demari Caldwell 47.5, Alex Patterson 50.08, Rondre Austion 46.54); 16. Unity (AAH) 3:16.02 (No. 9 school in history) (Ashton Brann, Chase Lockhart, Nolan Prevost 49.72, Kinley Poole 47.33); 38. 6Mile (Northville) 3:19.02 (Ben Hartigan, Haithem Al-Zoubi, Ethan Powell 49.87, Rece Grezak 49.42); 7. Scrambled Leggs (Jenison) 3:24.52 (Kole Bassler, Gavin Duch, Deshaun Butler 52.28, Parker Strelecki 49.83).
4 x 800 (20): 6. 6 Mile (Northville) 7:36.43 STATE LEADER (No. 3 performance in state history) (Rece Grezak 1:55.52, Ryan Stojov 1:51.63, Ben Hartigan 1:55.15, Ethan Powell 1:54.13).
4 x 800 (20; unseeded): 10. Breen Falcons (Rochester) 7:50.00 (Kellen Mohl 1:57.68, Evan Owczarek 1:59.40, Dylan Pascoe 2:00.22, Collin McLaughlin 1:52.70); 20. Natural Selection (Brighton) 7:53.58 (Brady Millington 1:58.85, Zach Wyderko 1:58.55, Elijah Forbord 2:00.22, Blake Kulesza 1:55.96); 26. Talon TC (Allendale) 7:55.12 (Kilian Whalen 2:02.10, Mason Hill 1:59.19, Jackson Meyers 1:59.91, Ronnie Silveira 1:53.92); 33. Marquette RC 7:58.27 (Jacob MacPhee 2:02.21, Evan Balko 1:59.16, James Barch 1:58.94, Lucas Ballard 1:57.96); 35. A2TC (AAP) 7:59.38 (Quinn Davis 1:59.44, Theo Sacks Thomas 1:59.02, Beckett Crooks 2:02.11, Kamari Ronfeldt 1:58.81); 43. Spirit of Pre 8:01.04 (Collin Eckerman 2:01.68, Carter Mitton 2:00.83, Saman Meshinchi 2:02.20, Wes Rogan 1:56.33); 49. Goodnight TC (WLN) 8:03.17 (Finn Gammerath 1:56.80, Sam Fairchild 2:05.23, Chase Griffith 2:02.94, Nathan Bruss 1:58.20); 53. Unity (AAH) 8:03.90 (TJ Conley 2:02.68, Walker Brose 2:00.42, Francisco (Xisco) Dura 2:01.39, Jonah Kraft 1:59.41).
4x1M (19; unseeded): 4. A2TC (AAP) 17:52.75 (Beckett Crooks 4:22.09, Theo Sacks Thomas 4:30.82, Thomas DeJesus 4:38.88, Kamari Ronfeldt 4:20.97); 13. Marquette RC 18:20.98 (James Barch 4:29.22, Evan Balko 4:31.89, Rorik Holmquist 4:37.63, Lucas Ballard 4:42.25).
Sprint Medley (20): 4. Motor City (OP) 3:24.70 STATE LEADER (No. 6 performance in state history) (Alex Patterson, Phillip Burney, Rondre Austion, Demari Caldwell 1:53.87); 16. LAB TC (YL) 3:28.96 (No. 12 performance in state history, No. 5 school) (Kyle Vaughn, Justice Maduka, Ethan Montgomery, Greg Myers 1:50.53); 22. Spirit of Pre 3:31.36 (Jack Walden, Tyler Parrish, Cruz Hanson, Wes Rogan 1:56.37); 35. K-Zoom (KC) 3:33.51 (Jeremy Dixon, Maurice Streeter, Aquarius Johnson, Andrew Wright 1:58.71); 36. Scrambled Leggs (J) 3:33.85 (Gavin Duch, Deshaun Butler, Kole Bassler, Parker Strelecki 1:58.41).
Distance Medley (22): 12. Talon TC (Allendale) 10:17.98 STATE LEADER (Aden Ashworth 3:12.75, Jackson Meyers 50.98, Ronnie Silveira 1:54.61, Kilian Whalen 4:19.64); 19. Marshall 10:21.88 (Abraham McHugh 3:10.39, Ty Winchell 54.57, Reece Davis 1:57.93, Jack Bidwell 4:18.99); 51. West Michigan Harriers 10:36.10 (GRCC) (Mitchell Dunlap 3:16.75, Grant Hillary 53.28, Aiden Kasprzak 2:00.80, Jeb Hillary 4:25.27); 53. Titan TC (TCW) 10:37.16 (Hayden Murray 3:16.32, Jacob Zenz 52.69, Ben Irwin 2:03.19, Liam Wierzba 4:24.98); 61. Spirit of Pre 10:45.93 (Collin Eckerman 3:11.75, Cruz Hanson 50.24, Saman Meshinchi 2:01.30, Brennan Larusso 4:42.64); 66. K-Zoom (KC) 10:55.98 (Ty Billings 3:16.56, Maurice Streeter 53.14, Elijah Thompson 2:08.51, Andrew Wright 4:37.77).
Shuttle Hurdles (22): 6. Frog Leg (Bedford) 59.34 (Caleb Agius, Liam Agius, Alex Mapes, Sawyer Ulery); 16. Kentwood (EK) 1:02.26 (Kenneth Harris, Jean Shema, Shukuru Makechi, Tamutuche Kakozi);… DQ—Ann Arbor Youth (Belleville) (“55.22”), Harper Creek.
CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS
100 heats (19): 21. Kamryn Tatum 11.76 (0.2); 40. Jayla Dace 11.93 (0.1); 81. Asia Elder 12.21 (0.7).
100 semis (19): 23. Kamryn Tatum 11.95 (1.3).
200 heats (21): 22. Mauriel Seeberger 24.02 (1.1); 27. Kamryn Tatum 24.21 (2.0); 31. Nevaeh Burns 24.27 (0.6); 57. Jayla Dace 24.71 (0.5).
400 (21): 6. Nevaeh Burns 53.44 STATE LEADER (No. 5 performer in state history); 10. Sydney Kuhn 53.99; 27. Mauriel Seeberger 55.45; 36. Dayshana Kellogg 55.86; 80. Mekhi Thompson 57.64; 99. Sydney Roberts 58.64.
800 (22): 2. Emmry Ross 2:00.25 STATE RECORD (58.85/61.40); 28. Sydney Kuhn 2:10.82; 36. Layla Jordan 2:11.23; 60. Lane Isom 2:13.35; 75. Eliza Keith 2:14.08; 77. Kaitlyn Kauppila 2:14.49; 99. Kate Ort 2:16.22; 103. Katelynn Egli 2:16.63; 113. Annie Alkema 2:18.90.
1M (21): 14. Victoria Garces 4:46.98 (4:28.77); 90. Katelynn Egli 5:00.76 (4:36.13); 111. Ava Peters 5:06.07 (4:43.74); 124. Annie Alkema 5:11.23 (4:48.84); 126. Eliza Keith 5:13.78 (4:48.84).
Steeple (21): 22. Layla Jordan 7:15.33 STATE RECORD.
2M (20): 5. Victoria Garces 10:09.83 (No. 5 in state history) (9:31.31 No. 8 in state history); 7. Natasza Dudek 10:16.63 STATE 9th GRADE RECORD (No. 8 in state history) (9:39.74); 39. Hana Boggess 10:46.84 (10:00.54); 70. Cassie Karasinski 11:02.15; 78. Lucy Cook 11:07.38; 83. Jaelyn Rae 11:13.43; 93. Brooklyn Brown 11:21.44.
5000 (19): 2. Natasza Dudek 16:18.78 (9:52.97) STATE 9th GRADE RECORD; 18. Katie Berkshire 17:00.32; 29. Cassie Karasinski 17:23.30; 30. Hana Boggess 17:25.36.
100H heats (21): 23. Carrie VanNoy 14.17 (-0.3); 35. Celeste Davis 14.41 (-0.1); 48. Jada Wilson 14.59 (0.8); 57. Aliyah Ferguson 14.66 (-0.3); 76. Jayda Watson 14.90 (-0.1); 90. Lynzi Evans 15.27 (0.2); 96. Brooklyn Coton 15.36 (0.8); 99. Brooklyn Harmon 15.64 (-0.8).
100H semis (21): 8. Carrie VanNoy 13.76 (1.6).
100H final (22): 7. Carrie VanNoy 13.81 (0.3).
400H(20): 3. Sydney Kuhn 58.66 (No. 3 performance in state history); 8. Jada Wilson 59.89 (=4 performer in state history); 21. Lauren Bickerdt 61.04.
PV (21): 2. Izzy Robbins 13-1.5 STATE LEADER (11-5.75, 12-1.5 [2], 12-5.5 [2], 12-9.5 [2], 13-1.5, 13-5.25 [xxxx]).
SP (20): 2. Cora Williams 46-10.25 (No. 15 performer in state history) (43-7.25, 41-0.5, 41-5, 45-7, 45-9.25, 46-10.25).
DT (20): 32. Jada Ewell 127-4.
4 x 100 heats (21): 16. Track Life (Renaissance) 47.66 (Rylie Bacon, Jayla Dace, Mi'Rya Laird, Celeste Davis); 17. Kentwood TC (EK) 47.66 (Arianna Carter, Kylie Walker, Jaida Pace, Aaliyah Bailey); 20. Michigan Mustangs 47.92 (WB) (Lauryn Choice, Lia Marshall, Ese Uwedjojevwe, Kamryn Tatum); 25. Portage Northern 48.03 (Trinity Wilkins, Te`A Harden, Abigail Nadaud, Mauriel Seeberger); 66. AA Youth (Belleville) 54.59 (Kayla Yharbrough, Jada Wilson, Amia Gardner, Makenzie Simpson).
4 x 200 (20): 10. Track Life (Renaissance) 1:39.89 (Rylie Bacon, Jayla Dace, D'aja Johnson, Celeste Davis); 15. Michigan Mustangs (WB) 1:40.82 (Lauryn Choice, Lia Marshall, Ese Uwedjojevwe, Kamryn Tatum); 38. Kentwood TC (EK) 1:42.90 (Arianna Carter, Jaida Pace, Aaliyah Bailey, Logan Richardson); 65. Northmen (Petoskey) 1:45.74 (Nevaeh Leonard, Alexandra Petok, Emma Mitas, Alison Bailey).
4 x 400 (22): 2. Motor City TC (OP) 3:41.65 STATE LEADER (No. 3 performance in state history) (Dayshana Kellogg 56.5, Janae Coleman 55.9, Carrie VanNoy 55.71, Nevaeh Burns 53.57); 8. Track Life (Renaissance) 3:51.18 (Lundon Johnson, Jordyn Burr, D'aja Johnson 53.80, Rylie Bacon 57.46); 15. Motor City B 3:55.17 (Mekhi Thompson, Leah Thomas, Londyn James 58.74, Jordin Jones-Maddox 59.86); 19. Shore TC (HWO) 3:56.72 (Ella Wierks, Mary Dolbow, Emma Gunnett 60.42, Collette Wierks 58.44); 36. Unity (AAH) 4:00.09 (Taylor Hayward, Leena Shelgikar, Mame Conde 62.03, Kate Huntzicker 55.94); 39. Saginaw TC (SV) 4:00.80 (Grace Spear, Aubrey Hare, Mackenzie Powell 60.12, Sydney Kuhn 54.17).
4 x 800 (20): 2. Shore (HWO) 8:59.64 STATE LEADER (No. 13 performance in state history; No. 6 school ever) (Ella Wierks 2:15.81, Emma Gunnett 2:16.27, Ava Porras 2:15.58, Collette Wierks 2:11.98).
4 x 800 (20; unseeded): 13. Pace Pushers (DeWitt) 9:24.26 (Kayla Williams 2:15.91, Ayla Holben 2:16.53, Mia Williams 2:21.83, Emma Cook 2:29.99); 14. Unity (AAH) 9:24.62 (Sadie Bohnsack 2:21.16, Lucinda Paliani 2:20.98, Mira Shelgikar 2:23.94, Leena Shelgikar 2:18.54); 25. Spirit of Pre 9:31.87 (Grace Oberski 2:18.24, Mackenzie Sellenraad 2:26.94, Lilli Schlack 2:24.41, Sophie Roth 2:22.28); 48. Lansing Catholic 9:44.12 (Grace Wonch 2:25.54, Josie Bishop 2:32.18, Frances Melinn 2:21.67, Stella Gates 2:31.68).
4x1M (19): 9. Shore (HWO) 20:46.49 (No. 9 performance in state history; No. 4 school ever) (Emma Gunnett 5:18.60, Jane Olney 5:19.94, Ava Porras 5:06.98, Collette Wierks 5:00.98); 11. Martian Elite (Goodrich) 20:59.05 (No. 15 performance in state history; No. 8 school ever) (Kayla Shellenbarger 5:10.84, Alivia Ottinger 5:17.18, Kamryn Lauinger 5:23.10, Layla Jordan 5:07.94).
4x1M (19; unseeded): 17. Spirit of Pre 22:07.15 (Corynn Gady 5:23.88, Katarina Munson 5:26.57, Grace Roth 5:27.34, Abby Roth 5:49.37).
Sprint Medley (20): 3. Motor City (OP) 3:54.72 STATE RECORD (Carrie VanNoy, Payton Gee, Nevaeh Burns, Janae Coleman 2:12.58); 8. Motor City B 4:02.62 (Londyn James, Asia Elder, Mekhi Thompson, Dayshana Kellogg 2:15.06); 12. K-Zoom (KC) 4:07.07 (Kynnedi Patterson, TeMyrra Moore, Aaliyah Young, Annie Alkema 2:14.87); 16. Unity (AAH) 4:07.67 (Aliyah Ferguson, Taylor Hayward, Kate Huntzicker, Leena Shelgikar 2:17.73); 28. Motor City C 4:11.41 (Jaida Wilson, India Moultrie, Jordin Jones-Maddox, Leah Thomas 2:18.37); 43. Lansing Catholic 4:16.94 (Bailey Muzzatti, Isabelle Currie, Stella Gates, Josie Bishop 2:20.22); 55. Spirit of Pre 4:27.05 (Charlotte Warren, Katarina Munson, Sophie Roth, Mackenzie Sellenraad 2:26.31).
Distance Medley (22): 3. Shore TC (HWO) 11:35.85 STATE RECORD (Collette Wierks 3:31.62, Emma Gunnett 57.77, Ella Wierks 2:13.23, Ava Porras 4:53.24); 5. Bolt TC (Dow) 11:47.54 (No. 7 performance in state history; No. 5 school ever) (Emilia Garces 3:40.04, Sydney Roberts 56.96, Allie Metzler 2:23.21, Victoria Garces 4:47.33); 16. Pace Pushers (DeWitt) 12:14.97 (Kayla Williams 3:42.53, Emma Cook 65.56, Mia Williams 2:20.72, Ayla Holben 5:06.16); 18. Spirit of Pre 12:18.24 (Lilli Schlack 3:48.05, Mahalia Staton 62.65, Grace Oberski 2:16.46, Savannah Staton 5:11.08); 21. Lansing Catholic 12:20.21 (Grace Wonch 3:45.57, Stella Gates 58.73, Frances Melinn 2:24.50, Josie Bishop 5:11.41); 27. Jackalope TC (Pinckney) 12:23.90 (Maddie Karsies 4:00.47, Maddison Cooke 58.06, Julia Garcia 2:20.69, Jaelyn Ray 5:04.68); 48. Spirit of Pre 12:53.41 (Addie Turck 3:55.43, Katarina Munson 64.82, Mackenzie Sellenraad 2:21.82, Grace Roth 5:31.34).
Shuttle Hurdles (22): 4. Kentwood TC (EK) 1:01.20 (Aaliyah Bailey, Taryn Jones, Journey Cottle, Abigail Terry); 12. AA Youth (Belleville) 1:05.49 (Chandler Wiggins, Jada Wilson, Maya Wilson, Navaeh Derrick).
MIXED 4 x 400 (21): 9. LAB TC (YL) 3:37.16 STATE RECORD?? (Ethan Montgomery, Aliya Brooks, Greg Myers 48.20, Ayla Daigneau 59.19); 25. K-Zoom (KC) 3:43.69 (Aquarius Johnson, Aaliyah Young, Curtis Whitfield 52.84, Annie Alkema 60.15); 30. Spirit of Pre 3:45.06 (Christopher Ignacio, Sophie Roth, Cruz Hanson 49.09, Savannah Staton 60.57).
FRESHMAN BOYS
100 heats (19): 7. Xavier Williams 10.89w (3.8); 20. Nolan Cullens 11.04 (1.2); 88. Donovan Rubens 11.61 (1.4).
100 final (19): 6. Xavier Williams 11.05 (-1.0).
200 heats (21): 5. De-Mani Roberts 21.67 (1.7); 33. Xavier Williams 22.69 (0.1); 36. Jack Walden 22.77 (0.5); 39. Dominick Kozlowski 22.79 (1.0); 57. Joe Rancilio 23.11 (0.0); 75. Donovan Rubens 23.43w (2.4).
200 final (22): 7. De-Mani Roberts 22.13 (0.1).
400 (21): 7. DeMani Roberts 49.22; 26. Dominick Koslowski 50.68; 32. Chanon Palmer 50.80; 35. Jack Walden 50.86; 42. Joe Rancilio 51.27; 98. Rowan Bryer 53.16.
800 (22): 3. Lucas Mullan 1:55.39; 4. Duncan Palmer 1:55.96; 6. Wes Rogan 1:56.44; 16. Oskar MacArthur 1:57.91; 26. Cameron Martin 1:59.07; 54. Langston Jackson 2:01.09; 77. Carter Cooke 2:02.09.
1M (19): 5. Lucas Mullan 4:19.59; 14. Gavin Katic 4:22.72; 17. Oskar MacArthur 4:24.17; 40. Adam Shorb 4:30.86; 72. Karson Lewis 4:37.15; 83. James Scholten-Holcomb 4:40.75.
2M (20): 44. Xavier Solgot 10:07.00.
110H heats (21): 15. AJ Varner 15.41 (0.6); 19. Chanon Palmer 15.63 (0.7); 29. Kenneth Harris 15.95 (0.0); 32. Penn Seeley 16.00 (-0.9); 36. Zion Mills 16.06 (0.7); 40. Brock Creguer 16.12 (0.0); 41. Cash Simpson 16.15 (0.3); 50. Stanley Dinkins 16.37 (-0.2).
400H (20): 1. Chanon Palmer 55.90; 9. Stanley Dinkins 58.32; 20. Matt Anthony 59.89.
HJ (20): 14. Andrew Hamlin 6-0; =22. Alex Stockton 5-10.5.
PV (20: 9. Ben Bonacci 13-3.5; 25. Calvin Cosby 12-5.5.
SP (21): 1. Eli Worthington 56-6 MR; 14. Sawyer Chapman 45-8; 22. Morgan Cameron 42-2.25; 28. Aireus Jackson 38-5.5.
DT (20): 9. Eli Worthington 143-6; 54. Evan Michaelis 121-5; 59. Sawyer Chapman 115-11.
FRESHMAN GIRLS
100 heats (19): 36. Kylie Walker 12.55 (1.8); 47. Gabrielle Haudan 12.63 (1.5); 127. Nevaeh Robinson 13.06 (-2.3).
200 heats (21): 26. Payton Gee 25.38 (0.4); 29. TeMyrra Moore 25.48 (0.8); 66. Zoe Lockwood 26.14 (1.5); 93. Laniiyah Daniel 26.48 (-1.1); 94. Ciana Carson 26.52 (0.4); 107. Hannah DePestel 26.79 (1.5).
400 (21): 10. Janae Coleman 56.86; 44. Ciana Carson 59.50; 49. Deborah Aowdiek 59.71; 52. Hannah DePestel 59.78; 53. Zoe Lockwood 59.79; 63. Stella Gates 60.28.
800 (22): 1. Kayla Shellenbarger 2:11.18; 72. Avery Scott 2:22.37; 97. Julia Welc 2:24.37; 105. Addie Turck 2:25.60.
1M (19): 2. Kayla Shellenbarger 4:58.08; 6. Rachel Smith 5:03.14; 8. Sienna Klemmer 5:04.55; 14. Ella Lorenz 5:09.17; 29. Graycen Carlisle 5:12.35; 39. Josie Bishop 5:14.20; 41. Avery Scott 5:14.49; 50. Oakley Osterhart 5:16.02; 66. Callie Sinke 5:18.66.
2M (20): 2. Rachel Smith 10:45.90; 4. Sienna Klemmer 10:57.33; 8. Ainsley Kelm 11:10.74; 10. Emilia Garces 11:13.95; 18. Savannah Staton 11:23.04; 21. Kayla Shellenbarger 11:24.31; 25. Oakley Osterhart 11:26.50; 37. Graycen Carlisle 11:37.50; 51. Callie Sinke 11:49.81; 65. Naya Abu Yasin 12:02.99; 66. Avery Scott 12:08.99.
100H heats (21): 14. Aaliyah Bailey 15.08 (0.6).
400H (20): 28. Isabelle Currie 1:08.55; 31. Greta Colquitt 1:09.27; 40. Chandler Wiggins 1:13.22.
HJ (20): 7. Tianna Vaughn 5-2.5; 11. Annie Saenz 5-1.25
PV (20): =11. Leili Frollo 10-4; 13. Julia Seargeant 10-0.
SP (21): 31. Nevaeh Eubanks 31-6.
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS
100 heats (19): 54. Braydn Patrick 11.73w (3.0); 89. Youssif Jomaa 11.93 (0.6); 95. Charles Robison 11.98 (0.4); 101. Mason Bingaman 12.04 (1.1).
200 heats (21): 52. Bradyn Patrick 24.06 (1.4); 54. Youssif Jomaa 24.09 (1.4); 102. Cole Cousino 25.07 (0.8).
400 (19): 6. Brock Raymond 50.36; 33. Bradyn Patrick 53.02; 79. Youssif Jomaa 55.36; 80. Sawyer Murphy 55.41; 86. Alek Diaz 55.86; 95. Kyle Parkinson 56.32.
800 (21): 1. Hudson Doll 1:58.43 MR State 8th GRADE RECORD; 3. Tommy McCormick 1:59.74; 19. Langston Bickerdt 2:03.53; 29. Kharon Thompson 2:04.89; 30. Cody Lam 2:05.13; 52. Ashton Kashat 2:07.22; 55. Isaac Cox 2:07.67; 58. Landon Baas 2:07.69; 69. Avery Clinton-Barnett 2:08.15; 80. Max McCormick 2:08.75; 82. Troy Verhelle 2:08.95; 109. Ben Socia 2:10.70.
1M (19): 1. Hudson Doll 4:27.46; 3. Tommy McCormick 4:30.08; 20. Avery Clinton-Barnett 4:39.46; 22. Ashton Kashat 4:39.87; 23. Langston Bickerdt 4:40.20; 24. Cody Lam 4:40.64; 38. Braden Millar 4:44.74; 57. Jack Crongeyer 4:49.09; 90. Conrad Schwass 4:59.31.
2M (20): 1. Hudson Doll 9:42.41 STATE 8th GRADE RECORD (9:10.28 @ 3000 STATE 8th GRADE RECORD); 9. Cody Lam 10:04.82 STATE 7th GRADE RECORD (9:26.66 STATE 7th GRADE RECORD); 10. Avery Clinton-Barnett 10:04.94; 12. Braden Millar 10:08.36; 18. Tommy McCormick 10:14.20; 33. Gavin Soviar 10:21.80; 44. Zawadi Mwathi 10:28.33; 49. Will Sollenberger 10:29.06; 59. Leonidas Erfourth 10:32.82; 69. Jack Crongeyer 10:37.40; 71. Jack Cook 10:37.76; 72. Matthew Lauderbaugh 10:38.14; 73. Leland Sowie 10:38.67; 79. Ben Socia 10:39.70; 84. Isaac Dinh 10:41.85; 92. Jack Klein 10:45.88; 98. Conrad Schwass 10:49.94; 101. Leland Barnett 10:51.61; 102. Alex Hagerty 10:52.67; 108. Matthew McFall 11:02.40; 110. Grant Parsons 11:07.55.
100H heats (19): 6. Aleksandar Maniac 14.61 (0.8).
100H finals (19): 7. Aleksandar Maniac 15.63 (0.7).
SP (21): 6. Austin Tonn 48-10; 20. Keegan Trevino 42-8.25; 28. Owen Hyde 41-6.5; 34. Niigaanii Keller 40-6; 38. Mateo Ledesma 39-6.75; 40. Lukas Sumskas 39-0.5; 60. Luke Bates 36-7.
MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS
100 heats (19): 20. Jordan McNeely 12.50 (1.4); 24. Jordane Falvey 12.56 (1.4); 26. Aubrey Douglas 12.59 (1.6); 37. Reese Messenger 12.70 (0.8); 58. Piper Grant 12.91 (1.0); 64. Saige Rutland 12.98 (1.4).
200 heats (21): 9. Jordan McNeely 25.08 (1.0); 19. Aubrey Douglas 25.53 (-1.7); 36. Saige Rutland 26.06 (-0.3); 48. Jordane Falvey 26.24 (1.0);
400 (19): 23. Aubrey Burt 58.38; 31. Bailey James 58.91; 35. Sophie Menker 59.24; 61. Saige Rutland 60.64; 79. Jordane Falvey 62.86; 88. Brooklyn Chandler 64.46.
800 (21): 1. Eliza Schwass 2:08.54 MR (64.18/64.36) STATE 8TH GRADE RECORD; 11. Sophie Menker 2:16.14; 22. Aubrey Burt 2:18.51; 36. Taryn Moore 2:21.52; 39. Alex Scappaticci 2:21.65; 82. Lucia Smulders 2:25.75; 95. Janelle Jones 2:26.95; 99. Gabriella Diaz 2:27.87; 104. Hazel Cherney 2:28.31; 118. Breslyn Klein 2:29.64.
1M (19): 1. Eliza Schwass 4:44.88 STATE LEADER, STATE 8th GRADE RECORD (4:43.2 @ 1600 STATE 8th GRADE RECORD); 5. Alex Scappaticci 4:56.89; 12. Taryn Moore 5:07.63; 29. Clara Cook 5:14.45; 53. Harper Henderson 5:19.43; 91. Janelle Jones 5:54.99.
2M (20): 1. Alexandra Scappaticci 10:45.40 STATE 8th GRADE RECORD (10:08.97 STATE 8th GRADE RECORD); 3. Taryn Moore 10:56.98; 9. Clara Cook 11:12.23; 22. Harper Henderson 11:27.20; 31. Brynn Somers 11:34.48; 74. Brooklyn Thomasma 12:14.08; 86. Gable MacArthur 12:30.10; 87. Emmalene Storey 12:33.59.
100H heats (19): 47. Alissa Palmer 17.33 (0.1).
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CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS
400 (21): 11. Brody Leyendecker 47.85; DQ—Rodney Endsley.
5000 (19): 14. Marek Butkiewicz 14:50.99; 24. Brandon Cloud 15:00.19; 39. Dominic Lowrie 15:32.59.
110H heats (21): 32. Jonah Konarz 14.73 (-0.2).
400H (22): 20. Caleb Washington 54.58; 34. Dawson Scharer 55.33; 47. Mason Darke 57.35.
HJ (22): =12. Zachary Overmyer 6-6.25; =19. Benjamin Rodenbaugh 6-6.25.
4 x 100 heats (21): 20. Byron Center 43.39 (Cooper Mitchell, Daxton Blackport, Parker Holford, Connor Nealon).
4 x 200 (19): 4. Byron Center 1:28.34 (Cooper Mitchell, Connor Nealon, Parker Holford, Brody Leyendecker).
4 x 400 (22): 4. Byron Center 3:17.84 (Cooper Mitchell 50.85, Xavier McCallum 49.18, Blake Teunissen 50.48, Brody Leyendecker 47.33).
4 x 800 (21): 24. Alma TC 8:02.08 (Bodie Heiss 2:01.31, Ezekiel Baltierra 1:59.50, Luca Lebron 2:05.29, Thomas Larson 1:55.98)
4 x Mile (20; heat 1; relay exchange error): 2. Alma TC 18:10.28 (Ezekiel Baltierra 4:23, Luca Lebron 4:35, Elijah Baltierra, Thomas Larson).
Sprint Medley (20): 6. Byron Center 3:35.20 (Cooper Mitchell, Parker Holford, Xavier McCallum 50.14, Blake Teunissen 2:00.98).
CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS
1M (22): 37. Allie Nowak 4:57.90. (4:39.09, 4:56.30).
Steeple (20): 38. Avery Kelly 7:41.32 (No. 9 performer in state history); 43. Morgan Lawrence 7:55.04.
HJ (22): =21. Ivy Roberts 5-3.25; 24. Keirra Taube 5-3.25.
PV (22): 6. Katie Blue 13-0.75 (12-2.75 [2], 12-8.75, 13-0.75, 13-4.5 [xxx]).
SP (21): 4. Lorelai Zielinski 47-8.5; 10. Addy Stiverson 44-10.75.
DT (22): 9. Lorelai Zielinski 150-7; 23. Addy Stiverson 136-5.
Heptathlon (19-20), 5. Sadie Dykstra 4723 (No. 3 performer in state history) (15.08 [0.3], 5-5, 31-2.75, 26.27 [0.1], 17-1.5 [0.4], 96-8, 2:26.46).
4 x 100 (21): 22. Byron Center 50.16 (Calena Foster, Kayla Craven, Katie Noel, Lauren Milward).
4 x 200(19): 17. Byron Center 1:45.70 (Calena Foster, Katie Noel, Kayla Craven, Lauren Milward).
Mixed 4 x 400 (20): 11. Byron Center 3:43.36 (Xavier McCallum, Katie Noel, Brody Leyendecker 48.38, Ella Leyendecker 60.91).
EMERGING ELITE BOYS
200 heats (21): 30. Rodney Endsley 22.20 (0.1).
800 (21): 27. Abenezer Cerone 1:55.58.
1M (22): 18. Marek Butkiewicz 4:16.19 (3:58.75, 4:14.69); 47. Ezekiel Baltierra 4:21.24; 59. Thomas Larson 4:24.16; 87. Elijah Baltierra 4:36.63.
3000 (21): 12. Brandon Cloud 8:37.27; 22. Dominic Lowrie 8:42.88; 24. Bryce Gross 8:42.99.
110H heats (21): 5. Mason Darke 14.71 (1.6); 19. Dawson Scharer 15.02 (1.1); 58. Christopher Dotson 15.56 (0.4).
110H final (21): 1. Mason Darke 14.40 (0.1).
HJ (21): =22. Caiden Lambers 6-0.5.
SP (20): 29. Zander Mapes 48-10.75.
HT (21): 8. Benjamin Liefer 170-1; 9. Nolan Stubblefield 169-4; 26. Joseph Hernandez 142-1; 30. Gavin Milward 134-3.
4 x 100 heats (21): 8. Coopersville RC 43.92 (Sam McDonald, Ethan Alferink, Levi Poley, Austin Langeland).
4 x 100 finals (22): DNF—Coopersville.
4 x 400 (Club; 22): 12. Michigan Racers 3:21.50.
4 x 800 (21): 28. Harper Creek 8:12.47 (Cooper Gardner 2:02.86, Brock Hibbs 2:09.80, Christian Ayres 2:02.58, Dominic Lowrie 1:57.23).
EMERGING ELITE GIRLS
100 heats (20): 60. Nahya Daza 12.48 (-0.1).
200 heats (21): 41. Nahya Daza 25.32 (0.4);
800 (21): 8. Allie Nowak 2:14.95; 9. Nora Gerzema 2:14.96.
3000 (21): 5. McKinley Jones 9:52.81; 28. Georgia Babcock 10:27.98.
100H heats (21): 17. Clara Slattery 15.16 (0.8).
400H (22): 8. Clara Slattery 1:04.30.
HJ (21): =3. Emily Cuthbertson 5-3.25; =9. Tori Lator 5-1.25; =11. Elyse Sanders 5-1.25;
4 x 100 heats (21): 5, GameAbove (Frankfort) 50.45 (Alice Luther, Sofia Alaimo Schindler, Addison Jarosz, Gwyneth Dunaway).
4 x 100 final (22): 3. GameAbove (Frankfort) 49.66.
4 x 200 (20): 4, GameAbove TC (Frankfort) 1:45.50 (Alice Luther, Gwyneth Dunaway, Addison Jarosz, Sofia Alaimo Schindler).
4 x 400 (22): 20. GameAbove 4:10.05 (Riley LaVack 65.00, Gwyneth Dunaway 59.74, Willa Roth 63.62, Addison Jarosz 61.69); 24. Chills TC (RCH) 4:11.06 (Peyton Nellis 59.79, Quinn Hatfield 65.48, Dory Simon 67.17, Natalie Gibson 58.62); 28. Byron Center 4:16.00 (Katie Noel 64.96, Ella Leyendecker 63.14, Lauren Milward 62.66, Calena Foster 65.24).
4 x 800 (21): 15. Breen TC (Troy) 10:02.04 (Madie Miller, Jeanne Park, Tatum Sheckell, Audrey Hamilton); 19. Chills TC (Remus Chippewa Hills) 10:10.27 (Peyton Nellis, Macyn Cornell, Dory Simon, Quinn Hatfield).
Sprint Medley (20): 6. Chills TC (Remus Chippewa H) 4:22.51 (Peyton Nellis, Natalie Gibson, Hannah Abbott, Quinn Hatfield 2:18.40); 8. GameAbove TC (Frankfort) 4:23.73 (Alice Luther, Sofia Alaimo Schindler, Gwyneth Dunaway, Addison Jarosz 2:20.26); 9. Runners United (PSP) 4:25.85 (Amelia Lansdell, Jordyn Lansdell, Kenzie Fedewa, Siena Schafer 2:22.89)… DQ—Byron Center.
FRESHMAN BOYS
100 heats (19): 62. Keegan Williams 11.92 (0.0).
1M (19): 8. Lennox Naswell 4:23.15.
FRESHMEN GIRLS
100 heats (19): 47. Lexi McDaniel 13.02 (0.5).
1M (19): 7. McKinley Jones 5:08.91.
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS
100 heats (19): 16. Daxton Blackport 11.65w (2.9).
200 (20): 19. Daxton Blackport 24.16 (0.0); 34. Jordan Long 24.87 (0.8); 36. Cameron Madison 24.99 (-0.4); 38. Evan Kecskemeti 25.24 (-0.4); 46. Donovan Davis 25.64 (1.6);
400 (19): 23. Blair Jones 55.09; 26. Jordan Long 55.16; 37. Evan Kecskemeti 56.94.
800 (20): 21. Gavin Aguilar 2:06.00; 23. Nico Lebron 2:06.30
1M (19): 61. Nico Lebron 4:53.74.
SP (19): 4. Mikah Swagerty 46-5.25; 10. Mason Goodell 38-2.
MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS
100 heats (19): 30. Harper Hamilton 13.16 (1.9); 35. Tala Sellon 13.23 (0.1).
200 (20): 33. Olivia Whitlow 27.05 (0.5); 49. Harper Hamilton 27.65 (1.0);
400 (19): 19. Olivia Whitlow 60.70.
800 (20): 88. Aria Rawls-Meehan 2:37.20.
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CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS
HT (20): 3. Paxton Heitsch 190-6 (No. 2 performer in state history) (series not available).
CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS
100 (21): 5. Daelyn Jones 12.19 (-2.8).
200 heats (22): 4, Malise Brown 24.31 (-1.2).
200 final (22): 2. Malise Brown 24.03 (-0.5).
100H heats (20): 4. Laila Hawkins 14.14 (-0.2).
100H final (21): 5. Laila Hawkins 14.14 (0.2).
4 x 800 (20): 7. Courageous (Cass Tech) 10:25.38 (Layla Phillips, Miracle Anderson, Ziomarea Lewis, Amora Young).
Swedish Medley (20): 12. Courageous (CT) 2:25.04 (Kennedy Dixon, Viktoria Randle, Makayla Galloway, Sydney Dixon).
Sprint Medley (21): 4. Courageous (CT) 4:13.28 (Laila Hawkins, Caylin Ivy, Layla Phillps, Malise Brown).
Distance Medley (21): 8. Courageous (CT) 14:21.13 (Miracle Anderson, Amora Young, Ziomarea Lewis, Kennedy Dixon).
NATIONAL ELITE BOYS
SP (21): 4. Paxton Heitsch 52-8.25.
4 x 100 (21): 26. Belding 43.96 (Camden Holt, Tyler Simon, Ethan King, Nick Wright).
4 x 200 (21): 19. Belding 1:32.56 (Camden Holt, Tyler Simon, Ethan King, Nick Wright).
NATIONAL ELITE GIRLS
100 heats (20): 64. Kristin Bates 12.73 (-0.5); 76. Mackenzie Cunningham 12.83 (0.0).
200 heats (22): 3. Daelyn Jones 24.74 (0.1); 13. Caylin Ivy 25.02 (0.7); 31. Emma Goring 25.55 (1.5);
200 final (22): 1. Daelyn Jones 24.47 (-1.3).
400 (21): 2. Malise Brown 55.75; 5. Emma Goring 56.49; 7. Caylin Ivy 56.73.
800 (22): 16. Layla Phillips 2:20.53.
100H heats (20): 17. Alana Bracey 15.19 (0.5); 21. Mackenzie Cunningham 15.29 (0.4).
400H (22): 8. Laila Hawkins 1:05.21; 14. Alana Bracey 1:05.73;
4 x 100 (21): 21. Courageous 49.69 (Mackenzie Cunningham, Makayla Galloway, Viktoria Radle, Kristin Bates).
4 x 200 (21): 1. Courageous 1:39.30 (Mackenzie Cunningham, Laila Hawkins, Caylin Ivy, Malise Brown).
800 Sprint Medley (22): 6. Courageous 1:53.16 (Kristin Bates, Viktoria Randle, Makayla Galloway Kennedy Dixon).
FRESHMAN BOYS
800 (22): 48. Rylen Richey 2:09.25.
1M (21): 9. Rylen Richey 4:42.08.
2M (20): 5. Rylen Richey 10:19.90.
FRESHMAN GIRLS
100 heats (20): 14. Trenyse McGinnis 12.63 (-0.6).
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MEN
200 heats (20): 15. Desmond Chapa (GV) 22.18 (0.6).
1500 (20): 1. Brendan Herger (UM) 3:48.77 (finish: 55.66, 1:56.36).
5000(19): 5. Noah Selveraj (GV) 15:06.65; 6. Sebastian Ramirez (GV) 15:14.83.
400H (19): 10. Caleb Washington 54.44.
LJ (19), 3. Quincy Isaac 23-10.75 (23-2.75 [0.7], f, 23-10.75 [1.1], f, 23-8 [0.2], f); 5. Anthony Buford (Milwaukee) 23-5.25.
HT (19): 9. Magnus Heckel (Hillsdale)194-0.
WOMEN
Steeple (19): 5. Natalie Mello (GV) 11:02.49; 6. Mariah Belmont (Kansas City) 11:03.14; 12. Ava Kurczewski (WMU) 11:27.09.
HJ (20): 5. Milena Chevallier (TxAM) 5-9.25.
PV (19): 5. Brooke Bowers (GV) 13-7.25.
SP (20): 1. Abigail Russell (UM) 52-8.75; 4. Lorelai Zielinski 48-10; 5. Addy Stiverson 48-9
DT (19): 3. Abigail Russell (UM) 173-7; 6. Lorelai Zielinski 159-0 (151-5, 139-8, 159-0, 149-5, 151-0, 155-8)
College / Pro Highlights
Former Seaholm star Audrey DaDamio is reportedly headed to Duke for grad work and to finish out her NCAA eligibility. At Stanford she has run 16:00.65 and 33:21.12 and competed in two NCAA XC championships.
At the Paris Diamond League, Grace Stark (Lakeland) demolished her best time, hurdling 12.21 to edge the World Record holder by 0.03. Wind was just 0.7. The mark makes her =5 in world history.
Also in Paris, Anavia Battle (Wayne) won another 200 in 22.27 (0.9).
Gabriela Leon (East Kentwood) vaulted 14-6.25 to place 8th.
Freddie Crittenden hurdled 13.30 in Paris, but didn’t advance to the final.
Other Things
Correct me if I’m wrong: Unless MHSAA rules have changed recently, it’s still a violation to compete in post-season nationals under your school name and in what appears to be a school uniform, right? We all know that using your town/city name is okay (let’s say, Mishewaka), but the school name is not (ie, Mishewaka Academy). It’s weird to see some of our schools seeming to openly violate this. But as I’ve said, please correct me if I’m mistaken.
Wavelights at Nationals? Call us a no vote. Nationals are championship meets, and the pacing lights have no place where athletes should be focused on place and not time. They won’t see wavelights at state finals, college conference meets, college nationals, Worlds or Olympics. If you think that HS Nationals should just be a giant all-comer meet where PRs are more important than winning, you may just be operating on a different page... (or you may just be reflective of the direction that meets like Nike Nationals are going).
Top 6 Not Enough: The time has come for New Balance to follow Nike’s lead and award All-American status to the top 8 in every Championship event… especially when you consider that the Philadelphia affair is far bigger and better balanced than Eugene’s. Motor City had three 7th places that to us seem very worthy of All-American treatment: Carrie VanNoy’s 13.81 finish in the 100 hurdles, Rondre Austion’s 46.95 in the 400, and the boys 4×4’s amazing 3:13.27 (with an Austion 46.54 anchor). Both VanNoy & Austion would have been 5th at Nike; the Motor City 4×4 would have won there.
The Kids Are Alright - They may not be All-Americans yet, but they are national champions. Check out how our Michigan middle-schoolers dominated the distances at New Balance, often with stunning meet & state records: Eliza Schwass won the 800 & 1600, Alexandra Scappaticci the 2M, Hudson Doll the 800, 1M and 2M. The future looks bright!
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