Caleb Futter, Junior, Grand Valley State (-8 / 8) Caleb Futter’s relatively slow start to the season Brown, a former distance standout for Saginaw Valley State. The West Texas A&M star was been flat-out incredible this fall. The Colorado Christian star stayed with the top group and never looked in danger of letting the leaders Koby Fraaza (Grand Valley State) Yonas Haile (Adams State) David Kibet (Washburn) Donald Kibet (Washburn

NOTE: This article was crafted prior to performances that have taken place at separate national meets She finished 4th at the California State Championships in the 800 meters (higher than anyone else entered Chloe Huyler (NV) Chloe Huyler could have just cruised to her pair NIAA 1A state titles, but she instead The Oregon native captured state titles in the 3000 meters and on the grass, as well as an individual meet in the mile and picked up an all-state award in the 400 meter hurdles.

State’s newest star. The Winona State senior may have solidified her status as a national title favorite (depending on how The Adams State endurance star displayed impressive leg speed at the New Mexico Team Open, winning the State) Lina Hanich (Academy of Art) Kaela Dishion (Stanislaus State) Elizabeth Acheson (U-Mary) Kaylee Grand Valley State) Lieke Hoogsteen (Adams State) Ines Macadam (Tiffin) Najwa Chouati (Stanislaus State

This is not the start to the outdoor track season that Kreft (or TSR) likely envisioned. Cameron Allan, Junior, Adams State (Unranked) Cameron Allan has effectively been an afterthought after The Grand Valley State star set two more personal bests running 3:46 (1500) and 14:09 (5k) with the latter But that wasn’t all that we saw from this Bearcat star. Oussama El Bouchayby, Freshman, Angelo State (0 / 1) This is pretty simple.

From start to finish, this Prairie Star ace was outstanding and we feel like he has a strong enough resume At one point this season, the Oredigger ace sat at TSR #1. Kiprob — now the lead scorer of a podium outfit — was an accomplished star at his best. Bergman (Grand Valley State) Awet Beraki (Adams State) Donald Kibet (Washburn) Koby Fraaza (Grand Valley State) Aziz Mohamed (West Texas A&M) Cas Kopmels (Wingate) Brayden McLaughlin (Chico State) Titouan

She has been a big part of Winona State’s rise to top-program status. 4. Natalie Graber, Senior, Grand Valley State (0 / 3) Natalie Graber stays at TSR #3 in our final round no particular order) Morgan Hykes (Adams State) Emily Schoellkopf (Adams State) Rosie Fordham (Alaska Aubrey Surage (Augustana (SD)) Abby VanderKooi (Grand Valley State) Alexa Keiser (Saginaw Valley State (Chico State) Madison Clay (Catawba) Bethany Mapes (Biola) Sophia Taarud (Winona State) Notes - N/A

We know that he can improve that time, but the clock is starting to tick. Moon will stay put at TSR #16 in this update, but we have a feeling that we could see him rise up our However, the 2023 indoor track season has already gotten off to an even better start for Kearney. Kredell started this academic year with zero All-American honors to his name...but now he has the NCAA The Wartburg star is certainly capable of blowing our expectations out of the water at any time which

This Sonoma State sophomore star (say that five times fast) is seemingly a prime candidate for a breakout Klaudia O'Malley, Senior, Grand Valley State (0 / 10) Klaudia O’Malley stays at TSR #10 this update after The 'Buffs steeplechase star may have had a slower start to her season, but she is firing on all cylinders ) Kate Hedlund (UC-Colorado Springs) Morgan Hykes (Adams State) Regan Hodsden (Fort Hays State) Leah Aubrey Surage (Augustana (SD)) Abby VanderKooi (Grand Valley State) Fiona Hawkins (Adams State) Alexa

ones for the Adams State Grizzlies. However, this future Adams State star was seemingly not been deterred by that near miss. Precious Robinson, Sophomore, Adams State After Adams State won another cross country national title ) Morgan Hykes (Adams State) Anna Fauske (UC-Colorado Springs) Kayce Rypma (Grand Valley State) HONORABLE State)

Keep an eye out for the Wartburg star as the race enters the final stages. The CMS ace has shockingly not been better than the Stags’ fourth scorer thus far, falling as far as