PMHS girls 4×400 relay team wins Peter K. Oley 1600-meter Run Girls Championship

May 12, 2019

The Pelham Memorial High School girls 4×400 relay team ran past all other teams to win the Peter K. Oley 1600-meter Run Girls Championship at the 42nd Annual Doc Rasbek Relays in Irvington, New York, on Saturday. The members of the PMHS team were Brett Bober, Haley Wall, Violet Massie-Vereker and Luca Rivera.

From left, Brett Bober, Haley Wall, Violet Massie-Vereker and Luca Rivera.

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