2024 MEET ENTRY
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2024 MEET PROGRAM
Big Blue was started in 1991 as Sea's first local track meet. It coincided well with the brand new track facility. Until 1990, XC/track teams practiced on a crushed stone track. Big Blue quickly grew in numbers and became one of the East's finest track meets. Traditionally held the third Saturday in April; it provided teams a last opportunity to qualify for the prestigious Penn Relays. In 2000, two teams from the Caribbean competed making Big Blue an international track meet for the first time in its history. Throughout the years, Big Blue has been the largest 1 day sporting event in Staten Island.
The meet was last held in 2003 due to various renovations on the campus. From 2004-2006, the sports facility successfully changed over from natural grass to field-turf on the football, baseball and softball fields. In 2011, the track was re-surfaced and coated with a new navy blue surface. We also added a second long jump pit.
We worked hard to bring Big Blue back to our new facility in 2012 and it will continue to get bigger and better than ever before!
Check out some archived results of the meet - Click the year to view the results.
23rd Edition - 2024
22nd Edition - 2023
21st Edition - 2022
20th Edition - 2019
19th Edition - 2018
18th Edition - 2017
17th Edition - 2016
16th Edition - 2015
15th Edition - 2014
14th Edition - 2013
13th Edition - 2012 - "The Return"
12th Edition - 2003
11th Edition - 2002
10th Edition - 2001
9th Edition - 2000
8th Edition - 1999
7th Edition - 1998
6th Edition - 1997
5th Edition - 1996
4th Edition - 1995
3rd Edition - 1994
2nd Edition - 1993
1st Edition - 1992
2024 DONATION FORM
2024 PLAQUE SPONSOR FORM
2024 MEET PROGRAM
Big Blue was started in 1991 as Sea's first local track meet. It coincided well with the brand new track facility. Until 1990, XC/track teams practiced on a crushed stone track. Big Blue quickly grew in numbers and became one of the East's finest track meets. Traditionally held the third Saturday in April; it provided teams a last opportunity to qualify for the prestigious Penn Relays. In 2000, two teams from the Caribbean competed making Big Blue an international track meet for the first time in its history. Throughout the years, Big Blue has been the largest 1 day sporting event in Staten Island.
The meet was last held in 2003 due to various renovations on the campus. From 2004-2006, the sports facility successfully changed over from natural grass to field-turf on the football, baseball and softball fields. In 2011, the track was re-surfaced and coated with a new navy blue surface. We also added a second long jump pit.
We worked hard to bring Big Blue back to our new facility in 2012 and it will continue to get bigger and better than ever before!
Check out some archived results of the meet - Click the year to view the results.
23rd Edition - 2024
22nd Edition - 2023
21st Edition - 2022
20th Edition - 2019
19th Edition - 2018
18th Edition - 2017
17th Edition - 2016
16th Edition - 2015
15th Edition - 2014
14th Edition - 2013
13th Edition - 2012 - "The Return"
12th Edition - 2003
11th Edition - 2002
10th Edition - 2001
9th Edition - 2000
8th Edition - 1999
7th Edition - 1998
6th Edition - 1997
5th Edition - 1996
4th Edition - 1995
3rd Edition - 1994
2nd Edition - 1993
1st Edition - 1992
2014 Award of Appreciation Winners: Dr. Adley Raboy, Bro. Bob Andrews, Charlie Marsala
For the 3rd time in meet history BIG BLUE welcomed an international team.
This year Westerhall of Grenada attended and broke a meet record in winning the 4x100.
They also doubled up to win the 4x400 relay.
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Coach John Sexton & Coach Jo-Anne Kopycinski - 2013 "Award of Appreciation" winners
In 2012, Benjamin Ezike of Susan Wagner broke meet records in the long jump & triple jump.
Jim & Monica Salerno were our honorees in 2012 for all of their service to Big Blue since its initial meet.
