MARIST RED FOXES WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Marist University's women's cross country program competes within the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, representing the Poughkeepsie, New York campus that enrolled 6,356 students as of the most recent figures. The Red Foxes run in the fall season as part of Division I-FCS athletics, competing against regional rivals in one of the Northeast's most competitive conference structures. Coaching staff oversee roster development and training regimens that prepare athletes for MAAC championship competition and NCAA regional qualification opportunities.

As a program housed within an institution founded in 1929, the women's cross country team carries Marist's athletic legacy while competing in one of college running's most demanding sports. The MAAC conference places consistent emphasis on cross country excellence, with Marist athletes training across Hudson Valley terrain and competing at designated home venues. The program focuses on developing runners capable of posting competitive times while balancing academic responsibilities at Marist's liberal arts-focused campus.

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