PANTHER PRIDE: Delton Kellogg Track Stars Excel at Division 3 State Finals KENT CITY — The Delton Kellogg Panthers track and field team capped off a memorable season this past Saturday, May 30th, delivering outstanding performances at the MHSAA LP Division 3 State Finals. Facing off against the premier athletes in the state at Kent City High School, the Panthers rose to the occasion, walking away with top-20 finishes and several career-best marks. Senior Nick Muday led the charge for the Panthers in the field events, competing in a highly competitive Pole Vault competition. Muday cleared an impressive height of 12 feet, 9 inches, securing a spot in a multi-competitor tie for 10th place overall in the state. The Panthers kept the momentum rolling on the track, particularly in the demanding 300-meter hurdles events. In the boys' division, sophomore Ryan Sinclair rose to the challenge on the state’s biggest stage. Sinclair raced to a 20th-place finish, crossing the finish line in a blistering career-best time of 42.53 seconds to establish a new personal record. Delton Kellogg's hurdles success wasn't limited to the boys' side. Senior Izabelle Gruber turned in a phenomenal performance of her own in the girls' 300-meter hurdles. Gruber fought through a stellar field to claim 14th place in the state, clocking a career-best time of 48.51 seconds. It was a personal-best mark that served as a perfect exclamation point to her high school career. Saving their best for last, the Panthers represented Delton Kellogg extremely well, proving that hard work pays off when the lights are brightest.