Radden doubled in the sprints at the UConn Husky Invitational and produced the NEC’s top 100-meter and 200-meter dash times while doing so. The two-time NEC Indoor MVP has made himself the early favorite to capture the outdoor titles that eluded him in 2010. Radden ran away with the 200-meter crown at UConn, clocking in at 21.21s. The time was 0.21 second better than the event runner-up and currently ranks amongst the top-60 leading marks in all of NCAA Division I. Radden nearly picked up a second gold medal in the 100-meter dash at UConn, but settled for silver. Radden clocked in at 10.72s in the 100m final, finishing only thousandths of a second behind gold medalist Jesse Drinks of meet host Connecticut. Both Radden’s 100-meter and 200-meter times surpass the qualifying standards for the IC4A Championships in May.