Men’s Cross Country

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Thank you for visiting the men’s cross country giving page. Our program aims to provide our athletes with a first-class academic and athletic experience.

Denison men’s cross country, led by Head Coach Mark FitzPatrick, is a program focused on steady growth, development, and long-term success. FitzPatrick brings a strong track record of leadership, recruiting, and athlete development, helping build a competitive culture across distance running at Denison.

The team continues to progress within a highly competitive conference and region, with recent seasons highlighted by individual standouts earning all-conference recognition and leading the way at championship meets. With a roster that blends experienced upperclass leaders and a promising class of first-year runners, the Big Red is building depth and momentum.

Make your gift today in support of men’s cross country at Denison, an ambitious and determined program!

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Marc Lautenbach '83, Chair, Board of Trustees

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Gave $50,000 during a Challenge!

Rick Fenstermacher

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Offered a $25,000 match

Alumni Advisory Board

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Offered a $15,400 match

Community Advocates

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Jack Hatem

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Mike Deegan

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Ryan Polk '17

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Matt Winkler, on behalf of the Class of 2001 Reunion Committee

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Justin Frye

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