Chenango Forks Blue Devils Stadium

A Brief History:
On April 24, 1968 Chenango Forks scored 69.5 points to win their Tri-Meet against Walton (60.5 points) and Greene (36 points).
This was the first home meet at their new High School and the location of our current track.
The four lane, 440 Yard oval track, featured six lanes on its 220 Yard straightaway.

On April 30, 1977 Blue Devils Stadium hosted its first ever Girls Track Meet as Delhi beat Forks 79 to 35.
Janet Mishoe from CF won the 100 Yard Hurdles in 18.2 seconds and the high jump at 4 feet 5 inches.

Before the 1981 Season, Coach Tom Bond converted the track at Blue Devils Stadium to meters well ahead of many schools in the area.
The SUS Championships still ran distance races in yards until 1986.

In 1990, Coach Larry Brooks petitioned and then convinced the Town of Chenango to widen our track to six lanes all the way around.

On May 8, 2000 Chenango Forks hosted a Dual Meet versus Susquehanna Valley. This was the first meet on our new all-weather track.
Tex Wilson of SV ran a 14.8 in the 110 Meter Hurdles, a stadium record that still stands to this day,
while CF’s own Liz Wojcik won the 200 in a time of 27.5 (a record that lasted 16 years). Not a bad first day without cinders!