BELLAIRE — The Steubenville boys and girls track teams flexed their muscles Saturday during the annual Shadyside Relays at cloud-covered Nelson Field. The Big Red boys compiled 119 points to 65 for runner up Linsly, while the girls scored 113 to outdistance Weir which had 64.

The event was held at the Bellaire facility due to a hillside slip that destroyed a portion of the Fleming Field oval.

“I thought our kids came out and competed really well today,” Steubenville head coach Andy Kidwell said. “We had quite a few personal bests and as we get closer to the OVAC and district meets, that was great to see.

“We had some kids fill in in some events they don’t normally do and they performed very well,” he added. “The kids really picked each other up.

“The upperclassmen’s leadership is really helping the younger kids develop,” Kidwell continued. “It was a great team effort and a great meet for us.”

GIRLS

Steubenville won five titles as Kaycee King continued her strong start to her career. The freshmen won the 100 in 12.78 seconds and set a personal best in the 200 with a clocking of 26.63. She also anchored the winning 4×100 and 4×200 relay teams. The 4×1 of Za’Herryah Herring, Laila Reed, Terionnah Bickerstaff and King broke the tape in 51.55 and the 4×2 won with a time of 1:52.21. It included Cianna Scurry, Adrianna Crabtree, Reed and King.

Bri Hudson won the discus with a heave of 134-feet, 10-inches, which was a half-inch better than Caldwell’s Gwyn Lori, who won the shot with a meet record of 42-5.5. That broke a 2012 mark of 42-1 set by St. Clairsville’s Alyssa Robinson.

Weir had a pair of champs in Maleea Faulks who leaped 4-10 to win the high jump. The Red Riders foursome of Olivia Shetler, Lea Young, Madlyn Cramer and Naomi Young ran the 4×800 in 10:28.50.

Martins Ferry’s Alanna Williams continued her torrid start to the season as she won the 400-, 800- and 1,600– meter runs in 59.41, 2:20.39 and 5:18.75, respectively. All three of her times were top 50 in Ohio this season and her 800 clocking was a top 10 time.

The junior also anchored the winning 4×400 relay comprised of Cadence Oberle, Ireland Jennette and Lakyn Call. They timed out in 4:17.86.

River’s Brooke Huffman took home a pair of golds in the 100-meter low hurdles in a time of 16.77 which edged out Union Local’s Pazeley Whitely’s 16.78. Huffman teamed with Mallory Blake, Ashley Miller and Macy Isaly to win the Shuttle Hurdles in 1:08.03.

BOYS

The Big Red boys claimed eight titles en route to their team crown.

Ziarre Scurry won the 200 in 22.5 and the 400 in 49.45. He also anchored the winning 4×200 and 4×400 relay squads in times of 1:31.66 and 3:35.51, respectively. The 4×2 set a new meet record, breaking the old mark of 1:31.80 set by Bellaire in 1985. The foursome also included Jalen Minniefield, Colton Henderson and Jemier Faulks.

The 4×4 team also featured Landon Bowers, Orlando Anderson and Faulks.

The 4×100 foursome of Henderson, Minniefield, Faulks and Cajuan Bryant ran a 44.78 which was a couple ticks better than Weir’s 44.83.

Faulks claimed the 100 in 11.40 and the 4×800 team of Owen O’brien, Anderson, Tajon Hython and Bowers clocked out in 8:47.26 for first place.

Josiah Rea leaped 6-3 to win the high jump. It was a top 50 mark in the Buckeye State so far this season.

Linsly’s Jakob Schmidt-Weigand ran a 1:59.06 to win the 800 and the foursome of Justin Heckman, Georgie Mamkos, Rocco Troullos and Taven Mayo won the Shuttle Hurdles in 1:04.64.

Bellaire’s Kayse Rejonis putted the shot 49-2.25 for a personal best and top distance.

Edison’s Matt Evans swept the hurdle events with a time of 15.88 in the 110 highs and a personal best of 41.12 in the 300 lows.

Shadyside’s Caden Nippert jumped 20-5.25 to win the long jump.

Union Local’s Connor Bendo won the 1600 in 4:43.92 and the 3200 in 10:35.08.

Caldwell’s Ethan Crock twirled the discus 147-6.