Nelson Hall

The roar from his Sheepshead Bay teammates echoed through the arena and from the very first scored event – when Kun won the 3,200 in 9:55.70 – it seemed that he had set the stage for the Sharks to win their first indoor title under coach John Padula.

Kristin Reese, Sarah McCurdy, Shelby Greany highlight girls races at Red Raider Relays.  Ramapo boys dominate sprints with Amityville. DAY ONE HIGHLIGHTS - North Babylon sophomore Vanessa Stewart won the shot put with a heave of 42-06. After putting the shot over 39 feet three times in the prelims with the glide technique, Stewart attempted to spin on her first throw in the finals and only managed a 33 foot effort. She then came back to the glide on her 2nd throw in the finals and unleashed the winning toss, saying "I was so angry," after that previous throw. Other highlights included Julian Sheinbaum (Scarsdale) and Shelby Greany (Suffern) winning the 1600m runs and Kristin Reese (Carmel) winning the 3200m run. Evan Flach (Suffern) won the rarely contested 5000m. Ramapo dominated the boys sprints. Kevin Malivert ran 10.90 in the 100m prelims and 21.92 in the 200m prelims. Teammate Mike Abelard ran 21.64 in the 200m prelims while Chidi Exemma ran 49.85 in the 400m prelims. Scarsdale's Nelson Hall cleared 6-08 in the high jump, the best in the state this season. Beacon's Max Schmidt won the triple jump with a 45-06 leap. MORE HIGHLIGHTS AND PICS FROM BOTH DAYS