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State qualifiers mount up for balanced Gaels (by Bill Bloxsom of the Shelton Herald)
“We have guys to cover every area, sprints, distance, jumpers, throwers. We have balance,” Shelton boys’ track coach Mike Gambardella said after his Gaels swept a pair of tri-meets to open the season. “We have 65 kids. I’m happy with the participation level and how hard they are working.”