White Cloud Track Has Promising Outlook

The White Cloud Varsity Girls 2025 track team has a promising outlook. Returning state qualifiers Sophomore Justice Dixon and Junior Gabriella Dakin will lead the sprinters. Newcomers Kiah Rogers, Brooklyn Holbrook and Andi Vincent will add to the Sprinters mix as Jr. High record breakers making their high school debut. 

Freshman Courtney Coon is a dynamic athlete that will lead in the pole vault, the hurdles and relays.  Junior Payten Bird will add the shot put to her disc talent this season. She will mentor the underclass throwers Amayah Canavan, Kacie Kailing, Jacky Rubio, and Loretta Venditti. Juniors Caedance Traynor, Molly Francis and Charlotte Karnes will also be forces to be reckoned with. 

The freshman class of mid-distance runners: Keira Maike, Natalie Compeau and Alivia Graham promises excitement and are expected to produce some Stellar races.  Other hopefuls of the 2025 season: Ryleigh Chalmbers, Nautica Grovesteen, Riley Lyon, Tehyah Nickloloff, and Kate Mchaney.

Seniors Brooklyn Foondle, Shaylia Richardson and Isabel Shockley have the experience needed to lead this young but feisty team.
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In their first outing of the season the team had 3 top ten finishes at the Lakers Challenge on Saturday.
4x600 relay 6th place: Compeau, Dixon, Coon and Maike 7:43.14
Pole Vault 4th place: Coon 8’0 Tied for 7th place Shockley 6’0
200 meters 7th place: Dixon  28.22