X-Country Wins 2nd Consecutive MBIL Championship!
The Cross Country team won its second consecutive Massachusetts Bay Independent League (MBIL) Championship at Gann Academy.
The Gators earned a decisive victory over the 9 other MBIL schools, including rivals Gann Academy and Cambridge School of Weston. Senior A.J. Naddaff led the Gators, coming in at third place, and cementing for himself a top-finisher medal. Senior Kyle Anderson, who hadn’t run for close to three weeks due to injury, dug deep and gave everything he had to cross the finish line in fifth place. Eighth-grader Liam Conklin capped-off a hugely impressive season by coming in at 9th place, followed neck-and-neck by junior Nate Friedman. Rounding out the top-five Gator finishers, senior David Labossiere finished in the 18th-spot, with several other Gator runners nipping on his heels.
Eighth-grader Sophia Gomez was the first Gator to medal in the MBIL championship, earning a top-3 female spot.
2014 MBIL Championship Scores
In cross country, the top-five runners for each team are added for a total team score. The team with the lowest score wins.
- Brimmer and May — 45 points
- Gann — 73 points
- CSW — 79 points
- Boston Trinity — 85 points
- Waring — 119 points
- BUA — 129 points
- CH-CH — 171 points
- Commonwealth — 195 points
- Newman — 275 points
- CCA — no team score
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