CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The 2025 season was another exciting journey for the Harvard cross country program, as the Crimson shined on the trail throughout the year, authoring another exciting and memorable chapter in the school's rich running tradition.

In its regular season slate, Harvard excelled at two marquee meets, the Paul Short Run in Pennsylvania and the Nuttycombe Invitational in Wisconsin, setting up a riveting postseason stretch.

The postseason started in the Empire State, as the Crimson headed to Van Cortlandt Park for the 2025 Ivy League Heptagonal Cross Country Championships. Both Crimson squads finished in the top five at Heps, as five student-athletes garnered All-Ivy recognition.

At the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships, Harvard once again made an impact at the Hopkinton Fairgrounds, as both teams secured spots in the top 10. At the 2025 NCAA Championships in Columbia, Missouri, the men's squad earned an at-large bid and finished in the top 30, while senior Molly Malague competed as an individual at Gans Creek.

The 2025 campaign was excellent opportunity for growth and competition for the Crimson, as Harvard will look to build upon the season as it looks ahead to 2026.

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