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the fans, athletes, family, and coaches on the sidelines by Donna Dye Part 1 - Introduction, potpourri, worker bees Part 1In the spirit of the holiday season 150 schools came to celebrate relays in track and field at the Armory.
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Jake Larue's family were
in the stands cheering. (from left) Jake's younger brother, Matthew who is 13 and in the 7th grade, Mom, Susan and Dad, Mark. |
Teaneck NJ: (from left) Michelle Smith, Tashi Haywood, Ashley Steward, Omosola Osunfisan. |
Part of the Shendendehowa NY Bunch |
Hunterdon-NJ: (from left) Jonathan Fox, Chris Pannone, Chris Matha, (front left) Brian Fraser and Casey Nelson. The guys were 2nd in the DMR. |
Boys and Girls NY 4x400 Team: (from right) Akilah Johnson, Natana Jules, Samira Sanders, Nicole Cherry |
New Providence NJ 4x200 team: (from right) Molly Graepel, Liz Nasucci, Allison Connolly, Maria Kandybin |
Coach Eddie Greene with his East Orange NJ Essex Catholic team. They placed 1st in the Freshman 4x200 and Sophomore 4x400. |
Ward Melville-NY: (from left)Kaitlin Reilly, Briget Reilly, Brina Shewan (Front)Kaela Mahon |
McNair from Jersey City NJ |
Smiles for the Camera |
Three of the Armory's finest workerbees: (from left) Val Benitez, Hector Justinico and Jose Benitez. Once participants now workerbees. Val is in college at St Francis and Jose is at Fordham University. |
Part 1 - Introduction, potpourri, worker bees
Part 2 - Relays
Part 3 - Jumps