Special to The Dorchester Banner/Dave Ryan Girls had their eyes on the track and their hands on their timers for the 800-meter run during Cambridge-South Dorchester High School’s home track and field meet on April 16. The Vikings swept the top three places in this race, with Madde Narr finishing in 2:43.5, followed by Diandra Rhoden and Kindall Ridgely. C-SD girls from the far left are Natalie Anderson, Sarah Noman, Madde, Diandra and Kindall.

Special to The Dorchester Banner/Dave Ryan C-SD boys preparing to run the 300-meter hurdles are, from the left, Ian Mason, Terry Wilson and Jerwan Hayes. Behind Terry and Jerwan are teammates Dishawn Elliott and Wayne Outlaw, who are ready to hold down the blocks used by runners to help them get a strong start. Jerwan won this event, in 48.1 seconds, with Terry in second place and Ian tied for third with Cambridge resident and Mardela High School student Luke Guillemart.

Special to The Dorchester Banner/Dave Ryan Freshman Natalie Anderson ran one leg of the girls’ 4x400-meter relay. C-SD beat Easton, 5:04.8 seconds to 5:09.0.

Special to The Dorchester Banner/Dave Ryan Ben Doyle winds up for one of C-SD’s varsity strength events, the discus throw. Viking seniors James Maddox and Noah Perry were the top two, with best throws of 102’4” and 90’0”, respectively.

Boats are lifted out and dropped in by cranes between every race.

A trio of SE class boats attack on the start.

New this year was 140 mph GP racing, with Tom Pakradooni and Johnson Wolfe dicing for the win.

A Jersey Speed Skiff gets airborne on the Choptank.

2.5 Litre Stock class racers Howie Schnalbolk (80), and Doug Martin (33) battle for clear water at the 106th annual Cambridge Classic Powerboat Regatta May 28-29 at Hambrooks Bay in Cambridge.