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A look at some of the participants in last year’s Cereal City Classic 5K/10K

• with this year’s event taking place this coming Saturday, June 8. (Shopper

News file photo by Will Kowalski)

Cereal City Classic 5K/10K is Saturday

The annual Cereal City Classic

5K/10K run/walk event sponsored by

the Battle Creek Family YMCA is

scheduled for this coming Saturday

(June 8).

The 10K Run starts at 7:45 a.m.,

and the 5K Run/Walk begins at 8

a.m. – with both having start/finish

lines located next to the Battle Creek

Y Center’s Multi Sports Complex at

86 Cherry St. in B.C.

The course involves streets located

both downtown and close-by to the Y

Center.

Cost to participate in the event,

which takes place the morning of the

downtown Cereal Festival, is $45 for

adults and $35 for youth (after June

6 prices).

All participants will receive a

goody bag along with event t-shirts

(as available).

To sign up or for more information,

call the Y Center at (269) 963-9622

or visit ymcabattlecreek.org.

Harper Creek junior Evan Munoz is

shown in his baseball uniform while

helping HC earn the I-8 Conference

title on May 23 – a few hours

after Munoz had finished individual

medalist runner-up at All-City. (Photo

provided)

score of 396.

The top three teams qualifying for

state were first-place Portage Central

with 310, second-place Grand Rapids

Forest Hills Northern with 313 and

third-place Rockford with 317.

The individual medalist was

Portage Central senior Jake Longman

with a 72; and a score of 76 or lower

was needed to be an individual state

meet qualifier (for players not on

state qualifying teams).

For Lakeview, junior Eric Ryan

had a 92, senior Klay Helner a 94,

sophomores Joshua Neal and Jay

Hamric had 105s, and junior Avery

Robertson had a no-count 108.

• And, in the D-4 regional at
  Coldwater, Climax-Scotts finished
  12th with a score of 406.
  Team-wise, Hillsdale Academy
  was first with 331, Kalamazoo
  Hackett second with 335 and
  Kalamazoo Christian third with 336.
  The individual medalist was
  K-Christian junior Ian Tuin with a
  75; and a score of 85 or lower was
  needed to qualify individually out of
  regionals to state.
  C-S’s scores: Junior Jackson
  Bagwell 96, junior Cole Reitz 97,
  junior Carter Pio 102, sophomore
  Ryan Pejakovich 111 and junior Cole
  Curtis a no-count 117.
  Note: Aside from this Friday’s and
  Saturday’s D-2 state finals at Forest
  Akers West at MSU, the D-1 finals
  will take place at Bedford Valley in
  B.C., the D-3 finals at Ferris State’s
  Katke Course and the D-4 finals at
  Grand Valley State University’s The
  Meadows GC.
  Also note: Complete state finals
  coverage is available at mhsaa.com.
  MORE PREP GOLF
  All-City Results
  As noted earlier in this article, and
  as was announced in last week’s
  edition, Harper Creek’s team placed
  first at the annual All-City Meet on
  May 23 at Marywood GC – posting
  a squad score of 318 – and HC state
  meet qualifier Joey Mario was indi-
  vidual medalist with his round of 74.
  Second team-wise at All-City was
  Lakeview with 371, and third was
  Pennfield with 444. Not having a
  team score (with one golfer) was St.
  Philip.
  Following Mario in individual

scoring for Harper Creek were junior

teammate Evan Munoz with an 80,

junior teammate Quinn Barrick with

an 81, junior teammate Spencer

Denney with an 83 and Lakeview

senior Klay Helner with an 84.

Also for HC: Junior Colton Beard

86 and freshman Jake Schragg 88.

Also for LHS: Junior Eric Ryan 89,

sophomore Joshua Neal 98, sopho-

more Jay Hamric 100, sophomore

Peyton Sherk 107 and junior Avery

Robertson 111.

For PHS: Sophomore Nolan

Badger 94, junior Dakota Parsons

112, junior Evan Lampert 112,

sophomore Like Noffsinger 126 and

Brenden Back 126.

For STP: Freshman Brogan

Lightfoot 144.

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