A little help from Marist combined with a grizzled Wall Street veteran with a re-ignited passion for the sport, could Marist College turn into a men’s volleyball powerhouse?
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This fall, the Marist Red Foxes have introduced their new Club Baseball Team, giving students who hope to continue their baseball careers a chance to keep playing the game they love.
Sideline Reporter Connor Kurpat gives us an inside look on Men’s Rugby Head Coach James Kimberly.
The Marist College Club ski Team will be coached this year by a Marist College Class of 2018 alumnus, Joe Kopp. Previously, he was the captain of the team in his final two years of racing.
In a state just south of the country that birthed the sport, hockey runs deep through the veins of New York, especially one little kid from Marlboro.
Marist College has over 20 varsity sports in which men and women participate, ranging from…
Sideline Reporter Dan Fisch takes us behind the scenes of what makes the Marist Marching and Pep Bands tick, and their effect on Marist Athletics.
Jane McManus will be the new occupant of the office in room 141 of Lowell Thomas, as the new director of the Center for Sports Communication. Her qualifications speak for themselves, and for the department the only limit is imagination.
The Marist College Center for Sports Communication will welcome its new director, as former ESPN reporter Jane McManus is set to lead the department on Dec. 1.
Aside from being a radio and television personality, Thomas was a sportsman himself. He enjoyed skiing throughout his travels and assisted in the development of ski resorts in both Vermont and the Adirondacks. However, his true athletic passion lied in baseball. Not only was he an avid player, but he also managed men’s softball clubs and constructed a softball diamond on his property in Pawling, N.Y.