Rumson-Fair Haven star Reese Reynolds Malone has showcased extraordinary resilience in her training and competitions, setting impressive personal records. After navigating challenging conditions caused by snow, she achieved a best time of 2:05.62 in the 800 meters. Malone has excelled in multiple track events and leads a talented group of teammates as they aim to continue their legacy in the Shore Conference. Her determination was evident at the indoor NJSIAA Meet of Champions, where despite collapsing near the finish, she finished third. Now, as she heads to the University of Virginia, Malone prepares for her final high school season with the hope of securing gold medals and further team victories.

By the Numbers
  • Malone's personal bests include 2:05.62 in the 800 meters and 54.10 in the 400 meters.
  • Leah Starkey set a Shore Conference record in the two-mile with a time of 9:48, ranking her among the top 10 times in U.S. history.
State of Play
  • Rumson-Fair Haven remains the leading program in Shore Conference girls track, recording more team titles last winter.
  • Key athletes for the Bulldogs include hurdlers, pole vaulters, and sprinters, ensuring ongoing competitiveness.
What's Next

Malone and her team will compete in upcoming major events, including the Shore Conference Championships and NJSIAA Group Championships, aiming to solidify their dominance and potentially secure individual titles.

Bottom Line

Reese Reynolds Malone exemplifies the spirit of determination in track and field. Her ability to overcome obstacles not only fuels her personal success but also inspires her team to rise in the absence of past stars, reinforcing a culture of resilience and victory at Rumson-Fair Haven.