Special to The Dorchester Banner/Dave Ryan C-SD’s Erika Munoz, center, waited with other runners for the handoff in the 4x100 meter relay.

Special to The Dorchester Banner/Dave Ryan Senior Jerwan Hayes is in his fourth year on the track and field team, specializing in relays and hurdles

Special to The Dorchester Banner/Dave Ryan Viking Ian Mason soared skyward on Friday, when he and Derrick Seymour won the boys’ pole vault.

Special to The Dorchester Banner/Dave Ryan The Cambridge-South Dorchester High School boys’ and girls’ track and field teams celebrated their placing in the 16th Annual Charles Nesbitt/Gloristeen Pinkett Relays on Friday at Queen Anne’s County High School. C-SD girls placed second, while the boys tied for second with Colonel Richardson High School.

Dorchester Banner/Paul Clipper Gloria greets while the Chef Judges sample the goods. From left, Kevin Scott, Katie Moose, Bruce Mattel, Rita Calvert, Gloria, and Rene Marquis.

Dorchester Banner/Gloria Rojas Jimmie and Sooks won the Judges Choice for their cream of crab soup.

Dorchester Banner/Paul Clipper Crowds pack Poplar Street at the 2015 Taste of Cambridge.

Dorchester Banner/Paul Clipper Crowds pack Race Street at the 2015 Taste of Cambridge.

Dorchester Banner/Paul Clipper Browning crabcakes in the Waters Edge booth.

Dorchester Banner/Paul Clipper The crab picking contest underway, with professional pickers vying for a cash prize.

Dorchester Banner/Paul Clipper This youngster’s face painting redefines the term “crabby face.”

The Hyatt’s Blue Point and Waters Edge restaurants picked up a pair of prizes.

Dorchester Banner/Gloria Rojas Portside Restaurant won the prize for their excellent crab dip.

Dorchester Banner/Paul Clipper The tasting lines were generally long, but fast moving.

Dorchester Banner/Paul Clipper Katie Mae’s, a first-year competitor, won the award for crab vegetable soup.

Dorchester Banner/Paul Clipper Cascading Carlos juggles fire for the locals in the Kids Area.