The Greater Thumb League (Memphis/Capac), North Central Thumb League (Dryden), and MAC Gold and Bronze (Marysville, New Haven, Port Huron, and St. Clair) wrapped up their league competitions on Tuesday for the 2024 season. All eyes turn toward Regionals this weekend as athletes will be looking to hit qualifying standards or places to earn a state-meet berth.
MAC Gold: Marysville, Port Huron, and St. Clair at Lake Shore High School
Boys 1. Lakeview St. Clair Shores 142.5 2. St. Clair 101 3. Warren Woods Tower 96.5 4. Marysville 88.5 5. Port Huron 69 6. Lake Shore St. Clair Shores 23.5 | Girls 1. Marysville 144 2. Lakeview St. Clair Shores 122 3. Lake Shore St. Clair Shores 90 4. St. Clair 73 5. Port Huron 53 6. Warren Woods Tower 31 |
MAC GOLD Conference Champs:
BOYS | |
Avery Cody - St. Clair | 200 meters: 23.52 |
Jack Howell - St. Clair | 800 meters: 2:00.06 PR |
Dylan Distelrath - St. Clair *DOUBLE CHAMP | 1600 and 3200: 4:39.09/10:23.33 |
Brennan Francek - Marysville | 300-meter hurdles: 41.08 PR |
Aiden Osmer, Luke Oles, Brennan Francek, Trent Glass - Marysville | 4x400-meter relay: 3:36.88 |
Dylan Distelrath, Jack Howell, Ethan Kreger, Vinny Schweihofer - St. Clair | 4x800-meter relay: 8:46.22 |
Cooper Pennewell - St. Clair | Discus: 139-5 |
GIRLS | |
Carlee Woollum - Marysville | 400: 62.82 |
Addison Stevens - Marysville | 800: 2:41.64 PR |
Kenzie LeVey - Marysville | 1600: 5:54 PR |
Lillian Rutallie - Marysville | 3200: 13:09 |
Lilyana Bratt, Ella Thornton, Molly McNabb, Aubrey Sargent - St. Clair | 4x800 relay: 10:42 |
Janae Hudson - Marysville | Shot put and discus: 44-5.5/139-10 PR |
Marysville and St. Clair travel to North Branch on Saturday for the Division 2 Regional. Port Huron travels to the Division 1 Regional competition on Friday at Romeo High School.
Photos courtesy of Marysville Track & Field and St. Clair Track & Field: Instagram.
NCTL League Meet: Dryden @ Carsonville-Port Sanilac
BOYS 1. Kingston 157 2. Mayville 143 3. Deckerville 130 4. Dryden 81 5. Caseville 64 6. Akron-Fairgrove 36 7. Carsonville-Port Sanilac 17 8. North Huron 14 9. Peck 13 | GIRLS 1. Kingston 157 2. Mayville 143 3. Deckerville 130 4. Dryden 81 5. Caseville 64 6. Akron-Fairgrove 36 7. Carsonville-Port Sanilac 17 8. North Huron 14 9. Peck 13 |
The Dryden girls' team won the NCTL for the first time since 2005. Olivia Reynolds went four-for-four in conference championship competition, winning the 200 (27.43), the 400 (60.48), the 4x200 in 1:53.87 (with Delaney Wolle, Sophia Peter, and Keira Miller), and the 4x400 in 4:20.93 (with Wolle, Peter, and Caila Fitchett). Ava DeVlaminck was second in both the shot put and discus (29-3.5 PR/104-10 PR). Dryden competes Friday at home for its Division 4 Regional.
NCTL Conference Champions:
BOYS | |
Aiden Fitchett | 3200 meters: 10:32 |
Michael Hickmott | Discus: 119’ PR |
GIRLS | |
Olivia Reynolds | 200, 400, 4x200, 4x400 (relay members named above) 27.43, 60.48, 1:53.87, 4:20.93 |
Sophia Peter | 100-meter hurdles: 17.19 |
GTC East @ Marlette: 5/15/24
Full Results:
Boys Varsity 1. Marlette 144 2. Harbor Beach 124 3. Brown City 119 4. Ubly 67 5. Memphis 64 6. Sandusky 46 7. Capac 1 | Girls Varsity 1. Marlette 150 2. Harbor Beach 109 3. Brown City 102.5 4. Ubly 85.5 5. Capac 49 6. Sandusky 33 7. Memphis 21 |
Memphis’ Kai Fisher, just a freshman, was second in the 100 (11.89), won the 200 (24.11), 400 (53.73), and was second in the high jump at 5-4, while Yellowjacket teammate Tim Short took first place honors, jumping 5-8 (pictured below; courtesy of The Memphis Sting Report/FB). Short teamed up with Caiden Borowski, Steven Kasten, and Mason Tomasino to take second in the 4x100 relay (49.62). For the ladies, the 4x200 relay of Allison Clark, Lauren Wronski, Ava Rhein, and Kendra Spoutz was third in 2:02.39. Spoutz also took second in the long jump in 14-3.5.
Bella Wetter of Capac won the 100-200 sprint double (14.21/28.93) and was runner-up in the 100-meter hurdles in 18.31. Ava Klink was second in the shot put (25-7) and third in the discus (80-5) for the Chiefs. Kiera Smith was third in the long jump in 14-2.
Memphis has its Regional competition this Thursday in Clawson, while Capac competes Saturday in Deckerville.
MAC Bronze: New Haven @ Clawson
BOYS 1. Hazel Park 151 2. Center Line 149 3. Warren Fitzgerald 62 4. Clawson 50 5. New Haven 40 6. Eastpointe 30 | GIRLS 1. Clawson 108 2. Center Line 90 3. New Haven 77 4. Hazel Park 52 5. Eastpointe 46 6. Warren Fitzgerald 40 |
Christian Lacy of New Haven won the 100 meters in 11.17, a new PR. Logan Fowler was third in the 400 in 55.94, a PR. For the Lady Rockets, Emma Reimer won the 400 in a new record of 65.91, the 800 in 2:53, and the high jump in 4-2, her PR. Riyon Williams was second in the 100-meter hurdles (21.58) and 300 hurdles (58.27). New Haven competes in their Regional meet on Thursday at Clawson.
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