SaugatuckTrack&Field

@gorgas_corey you have come a long way.

Marcus Silva, Grant Rehkopf and Sawyer Monroe competing today at the U of M indoor meet. They hit the qualifying time for the 3200. Good luck fellas.

It's here! drive.google.com/file/d/1TCEPWw…

Three Stars for Week 5:

Rankings for the week of October 20 - D3 & D4

Rankings for the week of October 6 - D3

Rankings for the week of September 29 - D3

Rankings for the week of September 15 - Division 2

Rankings for the week of September 15 - Division 3

Rankings for the week of September 15 - Division 1

Rankings for the week of September 15 - Division 4

MichiganCrossCountry.com Coaches polls are out this week and out teams are both ranked this week.

Saugatuck XC program shines at Holly. Both high school teams placed 2nd in their divisions. The Middle School Boys places 3rd.

Week 1 Rankings

First MichiganCrossCountry.com coaches Poll is out.

Our middle school XC teams had a great day at Tails ‘n Trails tonight. athletic.net/CrossCountry/m…

Thank you Mr. Heyser!

🇺🇸Noah Lyles runs down 🇧🇼Letsile Tebogo to set a new RECORD for the most Diamond League titles (6) by a track athlete in HISTORY! 😤 #ZurichDL

A little taste of what xc camp was like.

✍️ BREAKING NEWS: Cooper Lutkenhaus, the 16-year-old high school star who shattered his own U.S. 800m high school record and broke the 800m U18 world record with a 1:42.27 runner-up finish at last month’s U.S. Outdoor Track and Field Championships, has opted to forego all of his remaining high school and collegiate eligibility to turn professional and sign a contract with Nike. The decision comes before he is set to race the 800m at the World Championships in Tokyo next month and makes history as the youngest American ever to represent the U.S. at a World Championship. 🗣️ “I’m just super excited and blessed for the opportunity,” Lutkenhaus tells CITIUS MAG. “To be able to run professionally at such a young age is not very common, so to be represented by the best brand is very exciting.” Lutkenhaus will remain enrolled at Northwest High School in Texas, where he’s beginning his junior year. He is represented by Ray Flynn and Flynn Sports, who have also represented top high school stars over the past 30 years, including Alan Webb and Drew Hunter. He will continue to be coached by Northwest HS head cross country and track coach Chris Capeau. Classes started on Aug. 13th. ⏱️ Lutkenhaus is the fourth-fastest American in U.S. history at 800m (behind American record holder Bryce Hoppel, 2019 World champion, and 2025 U.S. champion Donavan Brazier and 2025 World Indoor champion Josh Hoey) and No. 18 on the World all-time list. He is the sixth-fastest man in the world in 2025. 📰 Read our full Q&A with Cooper on the decision to turn pro and how he's visualizing competing at the World Championships in Tokyo here: citiusmag.com/articles/coope…

Come back, we miss you at lunch.