Diannah Schwartz and Brayden Fritz capture state titles at D3 track finals
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 5:51 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
Diannah Schwartz of Centreville won four adaptive events at the Division 3 MHSAA state track finals in Kent City over the weekend, setting new state records in each. Schwartz's victories included the 100, 200, 400, and shot put events. Brayden Fritz from Bronson earned the state title in discus with a throw of 164-2 feet. Both teams tied for 24th place overall with 10 points, while Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central and Olivet secured the boys' and girls' team championships, respectively. Other notable performances included Matthew Bates and Will Hulin earning all-state honors for Centreville.
- •Diannah Schwartz wins four adaptive events at D3 state finals.
- •Brayden Fritz earns state title in discus event.
- •Schwartz sets new state records in four categories.
- •Centreville and Bronson boys tie for 24th in team standings.
- •Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central wins boys' team title.
- 5:51 PMYahoo Sports — Bronson's Brayden Fritz, Centreville's Diannah Schwartz win D3 track state titles
"Schwartz wins four adaptive state titles, Bronson's Fritz earns D3 crown in discus
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