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Benjamin Shue

Bergen Catholic High School


Sport(s): FOOTBALL, INDOOR TRACK, OUTDOOR TRACK, WRESTLING

Birthday: September 2005

Graduation Year: 2025

Hometown: Carlstadt, New Jersey

Birthday

September 2005

Graduation Year

2025

Hometown

Carlstadt, New Jersey

Biography:

Benjamin Shue is a distinguished multi-sport athlete from Bergen Catholic High School in New Jersey, excelling in wrestling, football, and track and field. In wrestling, competing in the 285-pound weight class during the 2023-2024 season, he achieved a 31-6 record. Shue secured the District 9 championship and was the runner-up in Region 3. At the 2024 NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships, he earned a third-place finish.

In Football, Ben plays as one of their offensive linemen wearing number 75. He started since he was a freshman, helping to lead his team to its 4th straight State Championships. 
 

In track and field, Shue's success is equally notable if not more notable. He won the national championship in the discus at the New Balance Nationals Outdoor and placed second in shot put, earning dual All-American honors in 2024. Shue's athletic achievements have garnered significant recognition, including being named the Gatorade Player of the Year for New Jersey in boys track and field. He has committed to joining the track and field team at the University of Texas.

Latest Articles

Shue Wins at Arcadia Invitational

Apr 13, 2025

Photo Credit Tom Smith - MileSplitShue Completes 3-Peat In Shot Put At ArcadiaBenji Shue of Bergen Catholic, one of the best throwers in state history, won his third straight title in the shot put in a great NJ duel with CBA's Marcus Blasucci on Saturday night at the Arcadia Invitational in California. The University of Texas-bound Shue was leading Blasucci by a quarter of an inch when he unloaded a throw of 63-0 on his fifth attempt, his best throw this season and No. 3 in NJ this season. Shue, a lefty spiner, took the lead for good with a 61-6.25 on his second throw, and Blasucci responded with a 61-6 on his third attempt, which earned him a runner-up finish. Shue's series consisted of 59-2.25, 61-6.25, 61-3.50, Foul, 63-0, Foul. Shue, the New Balance National champion in the discus last year, owns PR's of 69-2 in the shot put, which is No. 2 in NJ outdoor history, and 205-4 in the discus, which is No. 5 in NJ history. Blassuci, a senior and one of three CBA throwers who went over 56 feet in the competition, also had a strong series with four throws of 60 feet - 59-0.75, 60-2.50, 61-6, Foul, 60-1.75, 60-9. CBA's Albert Yodakis finished 10th with a 56-6 and Cameron Feiler placed 12th with a throw of 56-3. Yodakis also placed 7th in the discus with a PR of 159-4. This is the deepest NJ has ever been in the boys shot put with 10 guys with PR's of over 60 feet, the most in NJ history.With Shue, and national indoor champs Anthony Liakhnovich of Hammonton (PR of 66- 3.75), Peter Donini of Delbarton (65-10.75), and Jonathan Harris of Delsea (65-6) leading the charge in the circle, could we see just the third thrower state history to hit 70 feet!!!!??  Nick Vena of Morristown owns the state outdoor record with the 75-10.75 he launched in 2011 and Braheme Days of Bridgeton threw 70-8 indoors in 2012.It could happen!!! Also, checkout the interview with Ben by Youth Runner Magazine. Where they talk about Ben's success at Arcadia. Click the link for interview. Benjamin Shue, a Texas-bound senior at Bergen Catholic High in New Jersey, won his third consecutive title in the boys invitational shot put with a fifth-round performance of 63 feet (19.20m) at the 57th Arcadia Invitational at Arcadia High in California. Shue, who captured four career titles at Arcadia, also took third in the invitational discus throw with a fifth-round effort of 200-1 (60.98m). Shue became the only male athlete in meet history to capture three consecutive invitational shot put titles.

Ben Shue Athlete to watch 2025

Apr 02, 2025

Benji ShueBergen Catholic senior throwerHe's unquestionably the best thrower in North Jersey history, and has the Bergen County record in the shot at 69-2 and the discus at 205-4. There have only been 23 performances of 190 feet or more in Bergen County history and Shue has 22 of them. The University of Texas signee ranks third in state history in the shot and fourth in the discus. He is looking to become the 18th thrower in US high school history to throw 70 feet and 200 feet.

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