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April 2011. Kendall Fuller of Good Counsel was the top performer in the long jump and triple jump at the 2010 and 2011 Woodward Relays. Fuller went on to a successful NFL career.

Photo by: Kevin Milsted, Mocorunning.com

September 2018. Eldad Mulugeta of Northwood High School hands off to teammate Obsaa Feda enroute to winning the 6x1 mile cross country relay. Mulugeta and Feda both qualified for Nike Cross Country Nationals later that season.

Photo by: Kevin Milsted, Mocorunning.com

April 1976. "Howard Stempler clears the pole vault at last Saturday's Woodward Relays. Georgetown Prep beat out Churchill for the overall boys' team title."

Photo by: Monica Mintz, Montgomery Journal. Used with Permission.

April 2016. Andree' Di-Reumante of Northwood High School won the Woodward Relays steeplechase in 6:26.61.

Photo by: Kevin Milsted, Mocorunning.com

April 1974. "Chuck Bagge of Churchill clears the high jump bar at 5-10."

Photo by: Hoke Kempley and Michael Bredhoff, Montgomery Journal. Used with permission.

April 2011. Richard Montgomery High School's Sam Martin pushed Walter Johnson High School's Alex Willett to a 10:19.69 DMR performance, one of the fastest in meet history.

Photo by: Scott Silverstein

April 1978. "It was close at the wire in the fast heat of the girls 440 relay and Springbrook's Lisa Mundy edged out B-CC's Cathy Rattray."

Photo by: Bobby Pusey. Montgomery Journal. Used with Permission.

WoodwardRelaysFan.com is devoted to the history of the high school relay meets in Maryland known as the Woodward Relays.

The Judge Charles W. Woodward Relays spring track meet is known for its signature event, the steeplechase, and its all-relay format including field event relays. The fall Woodward Relays cross country meet is known for its 6x1 mile relay format.

The first outdoor track Woodward Relays meet was hosted at Judge Charles W. Woodward High School in Bethesda, Maryland in 1973. The cross-country version of the Woodward Relays was added in the fall of 1973. Woodward High School closed in 1987, and the meets continued to be hosted at Walter Johnson High School, Richard Montgomery High School, Montgomery College, Rockville, and Georgetown Prep School. From 2007 until present, the Woodward Relays meets have been hosted at Georgetown Preparatory School. The original meet director, Greg Dunston, remains enthusiastically at the helm of each Woodward Relays meet with the help of volunteers and the Georgetown Prep School staff.

DID YOU KNOW?

• The Woodward Relays was named for the high school at which it was first hosted. After Woodward High School closed its doors in 1987, Coach Dunston kept the name of the meet alive due to the meet's name recognition and reputation. The meet name also honors the memory of the old high school and its alumni.
• The steeplechase has been the signature event at the spring meet since the second running of the Woodward Relays. In 1974, the Woodward Relays boasted the first offering of a steeplechase race at the high school level in the United States.
• Dunston has credited Wabash College in Indiana for inspiring the 6x1 mile cross country relay format. He credited the Western Pennsylvania Relays in Pittsburgh for inspiring the spring track meet format.

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