There is a new coach for the cross country teams at both Christian County High School and Hopkinsville High School. Friday afternoon, Christian County Public Schools District Activities Director Kerry Stovall and Hopkinsville High School Athletic Director Jacob Ezell announced the hiring of Kwesi Boafo as the new coach of the two schools’ cross country programs.
Officials say Boafo brings a unique blend of medical knowledge, practical experience in human performance, and a successful background as a collegiate athlete to the program.
In a news release, it noted that Boafo, who was a former cross-country runner, brings firsthand experience and a deep understanding of the sport to his new role.
He possesses a master’s degree in biology and more than two years as a physiotherapy assistant. The release adds that Boafo is committed to helping athletes grow both on and off the course, focusing on well-being, resilience, and reaching their full potential through smart, intentional training.
Hopkinsville Athletic Director Jacob Ezell noted “This is a very exciting hire for both Christian County and Hopkinsville High Schools. Coach Boafo brings a passion for the sport and commitment to student growth on and off the field. His firsthand experience as a runner, combined with his background in physical training and injury prevention, brings a valuable perspective to our athletes.”
Boafo is a native of Ghana and attended Bishop Herman College.
