Calvin Brinks

Parents: Wes and Deb Brinks

Years of XC:  8

Favorite memory: Cross camp

Future plans: College, not sure where

Zach Hartemink

Parents: Chris and Samantha Hartemink

Years of XC:  4

Favorite memory:  Cross camp, swinging in the hammocks by the lake, listening to music\

Future plans: Undecided

Keegan Hoekstra

Parents: Dan and Erinn Hoekstra

Years of XC:  8

Favorite memory:  600m and 800m workout at the cemetery and pr at Christian schools invite
Future plans: Maybe run in college

Simon Triezenberg

Parents: Dan and Beth Triezenberg

Years of XC:  7

Favorite memory: The ElliptiGO with Mitch and Reuben

Future plans: Attend High Point University and run XC and TF while studying accounting

Parker VanHill

Parents: Craig and Dominique VanHill

Years of XC:  6

Favorite memory:  When I got my 18:29 pr because I didn't think that time was anywhere near possible for me at the time

Future plans:.Going to Michigan Tech to study Mechanical or aerospace engineering

Jacob Voetberg

Parents: Dan and Marji Voetberg

Years of XC: 8

Favorite memory:  Spending time in Frankfort with the team after Benzie

Future plans: Taking a gap year before pursuing business

Luke Witte

Parents: Henry and Becky Witte

Years of XC:  8

Favorite memory:   All the pasta parties, stealing the beacon for the first time, and infection in the underground

Future plans: Going to college somewhere studying something

From Coach Hoekstra:
Our senior cross country boys exemplify what it means to lead through hard work and dedication. They don't just run fast; they run with heart. With unwavering commitment to their training and each other, they push themselves to be the best while always encouraging their teammates along the way. They will be missed but their work ethic, sportsmanship, and camaraderie set a powerful example for future teams, and their legacy will continue to inspire runners for years to come. Thank you seniors!