Coach Brian’s journey in the world of BMX began in the town of Lunenburg, Massachusetts, where he first took to the local track as a young racer in 1980. Over the course of a decade, he dedicated himself to the sport, honing his skills and passion for BMX. His hard work and commitment paid off as he ascended to national rankings, achieving the impressive feat of being ranked number one in all of New England in 1984.

After stepping away from competitive racing for nearly three decades, Coach Brisson made a return to the sport, reigniting his passion amidst the thrills and challenges of BMX. Since returning to action, he has captured multiple Gold Cup plates—1, 2, and 3 in the Northeast region of the United States. Moreover, he has consistently ranked number one in both class and cruiser categories for the state of Massachusetts, an accomplishment he has achieved on several occasions.

Coach Brisson brings a wealth of life experience to his coaching role. With over 34 years of service as a firefighter, he exemplifies the qualities of discipline, resilience, and leadership, all of which translate seamlessly into his coaching philosophy. His career in firefighting has not only equipped him with invaluable skills but has also instilled in him a deep commitment to serving his community.

Motivated by a desire to give back to the sport that has shaped his life, Coach Brisson has dedicated himself to mentoring the younger generation of BMX riders. He believes that BMX racing is not just a sport but a powerful vehicle for personal development and life skills. Through his coaching, he aims to instill values such as teamwork, perseverance, and self-confidence in his students, providing them with tools that will benefit them both on and off the track.

Coach Brisson's mission is to foster a nurturing and encouraging environment where young riders can thrive, make lifelong friendships, and develop a strong sense of sportsmanship. His coaching style is characterized by enthusiasm, patience, and a genuine love for the sport. He understands the importance of building a strong foundation in BMX racing and strives to ensure that each rider not only hones their skills but also enjoys the journey.

As he looks to the future, Coach Brisson remains committed to his dual passions of racing and coaching. He continues to inspire and motivate his students, sharing his knowledge and experiences while celebrating their successes along the way. With every race and every lesson, he aims to leave a lasting impact on the lives of young riders, ensuring that the spirit of BMX racing continues to thrive for generations to come.

Coach Adam began BMX racing in the early 1980s at local dirt tracks throughout Massachusetts. In the late 1980s, he took a hiatus from BMX to pursue competitive skateboarding before returning to racing in 2021 after bringing his son, Austin, to the Billerica BMX season opener. He has been actively racing and involved with the track ever since.

In 2023, Coach Adam assumed the role of Track Operator for Billerica BMX, where he oversees day-to-day operations, track maintenance, race execution, and rider development programs. His coaching philosophy emphasizes strong fundamentals, confidence, discipline, and respect for the sport, while maintaining a fun, supportive, and family-friendly environment.

In addition to his BMX background, Coach Adam is a Sergeant First Class (SFC) in the Army National Guard, with over 15 years of service as an Artilleryman and is an Iraqi combat veteran. His military experience brings a strong foundation of leadership, accountability, safety awareness, and mentorship to the Billerica BMX coaching staff.

Coach Adam is proud to help grow the next generation of riders and strengthen the BMX community at Billerica BMX.

Sponsors: Crit Plates, Gold Coast / Daylight Cycles, Box Racing, Scars and Stripes 1776

Coach Nate is a lifelong BMX rider who has been building and riding BMX bikes since the age of 13. His passion spans all disciplines of BMX, including street riding, ramps, racing, and bike restoration, giving him a well-rounded understanding of both riding and bike mechanics.

Professionally, Nate builds and repairs robotic wheelchairs, helping restore independence and improve quality of life through mobility. With over a decade of experience coaching children’s sports, he is deeply committed to mentoring young athletes, emphasizing confidence, teamwork, and respect.

Known throughout the community for his kindness and generosity, Coach Nate has helped replace stolen BMX bikes and build bikes for riders in need. Whether on the track, in the workshop, or within the community, he leads by example and is dedicated to making a positive impact on and off the bike. goes here

Coach Chris is a lifelong BMX enthusiast with a deep-rooted passion for all things bicycles. Specializing in repair, restoration, and custom builds, Chris works on everything from vintage classics to modern race bikes. As the owner of C’s Shop Bicycle Repair & Restoration, he brings a sharp design eye and hands-on craftsmanship to every build, blending old-school BMX style with today’s performance-driven race setups.

Chris embodies the core values that BMX racing instills—confidence, leadership, individuality, camaraderie, a never-quit attitude, and family bonding. These principles have guided his journey in BMX and made coaching a natural extension of his commitment to the sport.

Beyond the track, Chris wears many hats, including serving as the current Board President of the Billerica BMX Track Association’s 501(c)(3) nonprofit. He is dedicated to helping riders grow, develop confidence, and build lasting connections while strengthening the BMX community as a whole.

Whether he’s restoring a classic ride, dialing in a race bike, or coaching at the track, Chris is driven by one goal: keeping the wheels turning and the stoke alive.

Coach Matt is an OG member of the Mudpit BMX race team and the track’s resident raccoon, known for his grit, speed, and deep-rooted BMX experience. Over the past several seasons, Matt has been a huge asset to Billerica BMX—carefully carving and maintaining the track surface, shaping jumps, and blasting over doubles with precision and style.

When motos are posted, riders often keep their fingers crossed hoping they won’t have to line up against Coach Matt. Fast, crafty, and usually leading the pack, he brings real race experience and intensity to everything he does on the track.

Beyond BMX, Matt is a skilled dog obedience trainer and a Veteran of the United States Armed Forces. His leadership, discipline, and extensive BMX knowledge add tremendous value to the coaching staff and the program as a whole.

Matt’s coaching style is patient, focused, and results-driven. By the end of the day, riders don’t just feel the difference—they see it. Whether he’s mentoring new riders or pushing experienced racers to the next level, Coach Matt plays a key role in strengthening both the riders and the BMX community.