Harper Creek's Dominic Lowrie and Marshall's Jack Bidwell compete in the 1,600 at Division 2 state track championships at Hamilton High School on Saturday, May 31.
Harper Creek's Dominic Lowrie and Marshall's Jack Bidwell compete in the 1,600 at Division 2 state track championships at Hamilton High School on Saturday, May 31.
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Poll: Who was the high school boys track Athlete of the Year in Battle Creek area?

The high school boys track season has come to an end in the Battle Creek area.

Who had the best season? Vote here for the 2025 Battle Creek Enquirer ‘Readers Choice’ Boys High School Track Athlete of the Year. Vote in our online poll below. Poll closes Wednesday at noon.

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Here’s our list for the Enquirer Boys Track Athlete of the Year poll (in alphabetical order):

Riley Beaumont – Bellevue

Jack Bidwell – Marshall

Sam Bleeker – Climax-Scotts

Tre’Quon Cotton – Harper Creek

Reece Davis – Marshall

Koran Gupton – Battle Creek Central

Ethan Hardin – Harper Creek

Carter Hughes – Lakeview

Ricky Johnson – Harper Creek

Zach Kitchen – Harper Creek

Luke Lawrence – Climax-Scotts

Dominic Lowrie – Harper Creek

Alex Lutgring – Pennfield

Yoshua McDonald – Battle Creek Central

Abraham McHugh – Marshall

Colt Myers – St. Philip

Nolan Oaks – Harper Creek

Kaden Sears – Harper Creek

Cash Simpson – Harper Creek

Dru Slater – Athens

Chase VanMiddlesworth – Climax-Scotts

Gabe Walliczeck – Climax-Scotts

Preston Welsh – Harper Creek

Nehemiah Wert – Harper Creek

Trevor White – Lakeview

DJ Wood – Harper Creek

Maximus Wurtzel – Climax-Scotts

Bill Broderick can be reached at bbroderi@battlecreekenquirer.com. Follow him on X/Twitter: @billbroderick

This article originally appeared on Battle Creek Enquirer: Poll: Who was the high school boys track Athlete of the Year in Battle Creek area?

Reporting by Bill Broderick, Battle Creek Enquirer / Battle Creek Enquirer

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