Led by a 19th-place finish by junior Dennis Maloney (New Albany, Ohio), the No. 7 ranked MIT men s cross country team placed 16th out of 32 teams at the 2017 NCAA Division III National Championship. Maloney earned All-American status for the second str...

Cambridge, Mass. (November 10) Five MIT teams are ready to begin competition in NCAA events beginning this weekend after they all won New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Championships earlier this fall including women's volleyb...

Led by a third-place finish by junior Dennis Maloney (New Albany, Ohio), the No. 10 ranked MIT men s cross country team claimed its second NCAA New England Regional title with a total of 81 points on Saturday morning. The win, which is MIT s third over...

MIT men s and women s cross country/track and field head coach Halston Taylor has been named as the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Men s New England Region Cross Country Coach of the Year.

MIT cross country head coach Halston Taylor has been named as the New England Women s and Men s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Men s Cross Country Coach of the Year as his team claimed the program s 20th straight league title last weekend at Franklin Park.

The MIT men s cross country team had a league-high 12 student-athletes named to the New England Women s and Men s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Men s Cross Country Academic All-Conference Team. Overall, just 29 men s cross country runners were honored l...

Led by individual champion and NEWMAC Runner of the Year Dennis Maloney (New Albany, Ohio), the No. 10 ranked MIT men s cross country team claimed its 20th straight NEWMAC Championship with a total of 18 points over the 8K course at Franklin Park. The ...

Led by a sixth-place finish by junior Dennis Maloney (New Albany, Ohio), the No. 12 ranked MIT men s cross country team finished sixth out of 38 teams with 214 points at the 2017 Cowbell Classic. The meet is the preview meet for the NCAA Division III N...

MIT junior All-American Dennis Maloney (New Albany, Ohio) has been named as the New England Women s and Men s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Men s Cross Country Athlete of the Week for the second straight week.

Led by a sixth-place performance from junior All-American Dennis Maloney (New Albany, Ohio), the No. 12 ranked MIT men s cross country team finished second at the NEICAAA Championship on Saturday and claimed the D3 New England title with a total of 124...