A new Bridgewater-Raritan High School record in girls’ track and field was accomplished on the biggest stage of the sport.
Bridgewater-Raritan’s 4x100-meter relay team, which was comprised of senior Liya Medallon, senior Stacey Yang, sophomore Shelby Stevens and sophomore Meera Buddhikot, ran a time of 50.01 to establish a school record at the prestigious Penn Relays on Friday, April 25, at legendary Franklin Field in Philadelphia.
Their performance at this famed worldwide track and field event broke the Bridgewater-Raritan record of 50.28 that was set 15 years ago by Sherry Oller, Thanida Sersuwan, Morgan Monroe, and Julia Murray.
“They had their sights on the record for a while now. Their hard work and commitment have really paid off,” said Adam Pyle, Bridgewater-Raritan's girls’ track and field coach. “No better place to make school history than at the longest running track and field contest here in the U.S.”
Click on the video clip below to watch the record-breaking race at the Penn Relays.
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