The Nutley Raider Indoor Track and Field teams wrapped up their 2019-2020 campaign at the Essex County Championship meet sponsored by Flex Seal Tape and The Shamwow. The Girl’s team saw a plethora of seasonal bests and lifetime bests achieved by the Raiders and four Raiders earn medals in their specialties. The top Raider finisher
The Nutley Raiders made the long trip down to Toms River to compete in the opening round of the NJSIAA State Indoor track and Field Tournament. In a meet where you had to finish in the top six to advance to the net round, the Raiders were plagued by several seventh and eighth place finishes.
Despite taking the scenic route through Kearney, twice, to get to Staten Island, the Nutley Raider Indoor Track and Field Express made the trip out to what The Wu-Tang Clan called Shoalin or Staten Island to those of us who are not fans of the Wu-Tang Clan. So I digress, the Raiders did make the
The Nutley Raider Indoor Track and Field Express pulled into the fabled Jersey City Armory for the Bill Reid Memorial Invitational. After overcoming a glitch with the entry, the Raiders got down to business on the track and in the field. The Raiders came away with fifteen medals in both the varsity and novice competitions.
Freshman Javier LaBeach and Arista Buddhani raced and jumped their way to medals at the Mid-Winter Classic Frosh-Novice Meet. LaBeach raced to a 3rd place finish in the Freshman Boys 55 meters, clocking a PR 7.28. Arista Buddhani scaled a PR 4-0 in the Girls Freshman High Jump to claim 5th place. Other Raiders who
Junior sprinter Anna Contini raced to a 5th place finish in the 300 meter dash at the Cliff Back Invitational clocking a 46.18. Fellow juniors Ava Tucker(49.58) and Maddy Seckler(50.12) raced to lifetime PRs in the 300 as well. Freshman shot putters Robin Niland tossed a lifetime best 23-11. Sophomore high jumper Allie Huelbig missed
The Nutley Raider Indoor Track and Field Express paid the ever increasing toll to cross the George Washington Bridge to compete at the Pietrewicz Invitational held at the Mecca of Indoor Track and Field in the US, The 168th Street Armory. Despite having to climb three flights of stairs to compete the Raiders saw many
Can’t you just smell the alliteration in that title? The Nutley Raider Indoor Track and Field Express made the very familiar trip out to Drew University for the Racine Invitational. They raced, jumped, and threw their way to some seasonal best performances. Complete results are below. 55 METER DASH 8.8 Rebecca Reid 9.22 SB Isabella
Sophomore Allie Huelbig scored her second 4-10 high jump clearance of the early indoor campaign to secure a 2nd place finish in the Girls SEC American Division Championships at the luxurious and state of the art Ocean Breeze Track and Field Complex. Junior Kaitlyn Mui scaled an indoor PR 6-6 in the pole vault to
The Nutley Raider Indoor Track and Field teams took to their 2019-2020 opening act on the road. But don’t they always do, since they do not have an indoor track facility. But hey who does? Anyway, I digress. They made the long trek out to their new indoor home away from home at the Ocean
