XC Runner Sets School Record

In a fitting finale to his standout Cross Country career, Bradley Bozzuto ’25 completed his last race as a Saint in 16:12, the fastest 5K time in school history. The record-setting performance earned him a very close second-place finish at the NEPSTA Division III Cross Country Championships held at Canterbury. 

It capped off dramatic improvements for Bradley every year at New Englands—from 29th to ninth to fourth place the previous three seasons. His many accomplishments include winning the Canterbury Invitational two years in a row, earning Boys’ Cross Country Most Valuable Player honors three straight seasons, and being named All NEPSAC 2024 Boys’ Cross Country in Division III this past year.

The long list of accolades comes as no surprise to Boys’ Cross Country Head Coach and Mathematics Teacher Ahmed Hussein. “Bradley is extremely competitive and takes the sport very seriously,” Ahmed said. “He is always running! Plus, he motivated his teammates and guided them through different techniques and stretches to help them succeed. That was always helpful to me as a coach.”

 Congratulations, Bradley, on a school record well-earned!