Sturgis and Three Rivers compete in MHSAA D2 track and field finals
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Last updated Jun 5, 2026
At the MHSAA Division 2 track and field finals held in Hamilton, the Sturgis and Three Rivers teams concluded their seasons with notable performances. The Sturgis girls, defending state champions, scored 12 points for a tie in 21st place, while the Three Rivers boys finished 19th with 10 points. Vivian Massey secured her third straight state championship in the adaptive shot put, highlighting a strong showing for both teams with several all-state finishes. Key performances included Caleb Hohn setting new school records in the 400 and 200 meters for Sturgis. Individually, Three Rivers' Olivia Wenzel and David Wills achieved sixth and eighth places respectively in pole vault and high jump.
- •Sturgis girls finished tied for 21st; boys placed 19th.
- •Vivian Massey won her third adaptive shot put title.
- •Caleb Hohn set two new school records at the finals.
- •Three Rivers' Olivia Wenzel and David Wills had top placements in pole vault and high jump.
- •The event marked the conclusion of the teams' seasons.
- 4:50 PMYahoo Sports — Sturgis, Three Rivers track and field deliver all-state performances at D2 finals
"Sturgis, TR track/field teams finish with strong showing at finals
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