The Mona Shores girls track team clinched their third consecutive Greater Muskegon Athletic Association (GMAA) city championship by narrowly defeating Fruitport 122-116. Key to the victory was a strong finish in the 4x400 relay, where seniors Ellery Horness, Ella Grimm, Elena Reister, and Natalie Hall secured first place with a time of 4:19.27. The team also claimed victory in the 4x800 relay, marking an impressive day for the Sailors as they showcased their collective strength throughout the event.

By the Numbers
  • Mona Shores scored a total of 122 points, edging out Fruitport by 6 points.
  • The winning time for the 4x400 relay was 4:19.27.
  • Seven players contributed multiple points across various events.
  • Natalie Hall earned 1st in the 300 hurdles with a time of 47.94.
  • Emma DeYoung won the high-jump, achieving a height of 5-2.
State of Play
  • Mona Shores seniors have shown exceptional leadership, leading to three consecutive titles.
  • Coaches emphasized teamwork and resilience as key factors in their success.
  • With a strong performance in this meet, Mona Shores is positioned well for upcoming conference and regional competitions.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Mona Shores will prepare for the conference and regional meets, with expectations high after their successful city championship. The momentum from this win could impact their performance against rivals and set the stage for potential further victories.

Bottom Line

The Mona Shores girls track team's victory showcases the power of teamwork and determination, with seniors leading the way in every event. Their three-peat not only highlights their skill but ignites confidence as they look to continue their success in upcoming competitions.