BRADD DELMUTO

Athlete, North Penn High School, 1997

Cross Country, Wrestling, Winter and Spring Track

12 Varsity Letters: 4 Cross Country, 1 Wrestling, 3 Winter Track, 4 Spring Track; Wrestling - 1994 - 3rd at Sectionals; 1996 SOL Cross Country Meet Champion; 1996 PIAA Cross Country State Championship 4th place; 1997 North Penn Indoor Track MVP; 1997 Meet of Champions 4 X 800m Relay 1st place &

Distance Medley Relay 1st place; school record 10:28.18; 1997 Indoor States Mile run & 4 X 800m Relay 2nd place; North Penn Spring Track MVP 1996 & 1997; 1996 & 1997 SOL Champion 1600 meters; 1996 & 1997 SOL Champion 800 meters; 1996 4X800m relay PIAA AAA State Champions; 1997 District One 4X800m Champions, 800m 2nd Place; 1997 PIAA AAA State Championship 2nd Place 800 Meters, 4X800 Relay; 12 Varsity Letters in Cross Country & Track at Penn State University

Graduated Penn State University, B.A., Advertising & Public Relations, 2001

Bradd DelMuto earned 12 varsity letters at North Penn High School and then another 12 letters at Penn State University. He was named Male Athlete of the Year in Grades 9, 10 and 11, while also a member of the National Honor Society.Bradd’s athletic career at North Penn started in Fall 1993 as a member of the cross country team. He originally viewed cross country as a way to get in shape for wrestling, a sport he in which he competed as a freshman.  He compiled an impressive 18-6 record in wrestling, including a 3^rd place finish at Sectionals for 112 lbs and being named Suburban One All League Honorable Mention. Over four years on the cross country team, Bradd’s accomplishments include 1^st place finishes at the 1996 Suburban One League Championships and setting a course record at the Steel City Invitational.  He capped his senior cross country campaign in 4^thplace at the 1996 PIAA AAA State Cross Country Championship. He was named All-League in 1993, 1994, 1995 and 1996 and served as Team Captain 1995 and 1996. In 1996 he was NPHS Cross Country MVP.A versatile runner on the track, he consistently won or placed in races from the 400m to the 2 Mile. During the Winter Track State Championships, Bradd earned 2^nd place in the 4x800m  in 1996, and then 2^nd in the 4x800 and Mile in 1997. His relay finished 6^th place in the 1996 National Scholastic Indoor Distance Medley and he placed 7^thin the 1997 National Scholastic Indoor Mile. His relay teams won the Meet of Champions 4x800 (1997) and Distance Medley (1996 and 1997), setting a school record in the DMR in 1997. Bradd also holds the 1500m record for the Track and Field Coaches Association of Greater Philadelphia at 4:02.2. He was Team Captain in 1996 and 1997. In 1997 he was NPHS Winter Track Team MVP.

Bradd helped lead the North Penn Spring Track team to consecutive Suburban One League titles. In one of his most memorable races, Bradd brought the 1996 4x800m relay team from dead last to 5^th place at the District I Championships with a personal best time by four seconds. The same relay team went on to become PIAA State Champions. As the anchor of the nationally-recognized 4x800m relay which finished 2^nd at States in 1997; 2^nd at the 1997 Penn Relays; and was District 1 Champions in 1997. Individually, Bradd earned 2^nd place in the 1997 PIAA State 800m Relay; 8^th place in the 1997 Penn Relays 1500m; and was the League Champion in the 800m and 1600m in 1996 and 1997. Bradd also anchored the team that holds the North Penn school record in the Sprint Medley Relay. He was Team Captain in 1996 and 1997 (MVP).

Other notable accomplishments include running the nation’s fastest time in the 4x800 at the 1997 Indoor Track Princeton Relays. In cross country, he did not lose a single dual meet his senior year and went on to represent Pennsylvania at the Mid-East Invitational.

During all four years at Penn State University, Bradd scored in each Indoor and Outdoor Big Ten Championship. He was the captain of the cross country team his senior year.

Today Bradd lives in Philadelphia with his wife, Kristy, and has a successful career in public relations. He is honored to become a member of the North Penn Alumni Athletic Association Hall of Fame.