Bentley athletes earn CSC Academic All-District recognition

Eight members of Bentley University’s track and field team have earned College Sports Communicators Academic All-District recognition.

The CSC Academic All-District program recognizes the nation’s top student-athletes for their combined athletic and academic performances.

Mason Behl, Rocco Bueti, Sam Capobianco and Andrew Goehrig from the Bentley men’s track and field team were honored for their accomplishments as students and athletes. 

Capobianco advanced to the ballot for Academic All-America consideration. 

Behl, a sophomore, is majoring in both data analytics and economics-finance. He specializes in the distance running events and had a top-10 finish at the Northeast-10 Conference Cross-Country Championships in the fall. 

Bueti, also a sophomore, majors in finance. He helped Bentley’s 4×800 relay team win gold at the NE10 Outdoor Championships.

Four members of the Bentley women’s track and field team were also named to the CSC Academic All-District team for their combined performances on the track and in the classroom. 

The quartet are Caitlin Burmester, Mia Bonner, Molly Capece and Hannah Croteau. 

Burmester advanced to the ballot for Academic All-America consideration. 

Burmester, a standout for both the track and cross-country teams, majored in both accounting and liberal studies and was named the NE10 Female Scholar Athlete of the Year among a number of awards. 

Bonner is an accounting major and competes in jumps for the track and field team. She earned an eighth place finish in the triple jump at the NE10 Outdoor Championships. 

Capece was a sophomore in 2024-25 and majored in quantitative economics. She ran track this spring and cross-country in the fall, which included finishing 17th at the NE10 Championships.

Croteau majors in computer information systems and competes in hurdles. She earned a 12th place finish in the 400 hurdles at the NE10 Outdoor Championships.