Mount Marty Track & Field

Giving Day starts today and the timing could not be more perfect. We’re currently in the middle of Benedictine Heritage Week, a time where we honor and celebrate our Benedictine roots and the Sisters of Sacred Heart Monastery who founded Mount Marty in 1936. The Sisters built Mount Marty on a mission of service and education, guided by four core values: Awareness of God, Community, Hospitality, and Lifelong Learning. For the next 24 hours, let's put those values into action. By participating in Giving Day, we aren’t just celebrating where we came from, we’re also investing in where we’re going. ⭐ Because of strong early support, we're raising the Giving Day goal to $115,000. ⭐ Whether you’re helping spread the word or making a gift, your support makes a lasting impression on our campus and ensures that our Benedictine heritage continues to thrive for future generations of Lancers. Go to buildthemount.com for more information and to give a gift. Let’s #BuildTheMount together and support the future of our university!

Our 24-hour Giving Day ends today at NOON! Make a gift today at buildthemount.com. 💙💛

Please join us in welcoming Edgar Guerrero to the Mount Marty University Cross Country and Track & Field team!

Building Character. 🙏 Our mission guides everything we do. Your support helps strengthen our programs that instill Benedictine values, encourage spiritual growth, and drive a commitment to service in our community. This is how we #BuildTheMount from the inside out. For more information, visit buildthemount.com.

Building Creativity. 🎨 The fine arts help shape the spirit on our campus. Your gift supports essential resources for our music, theatre, writing, and visual arts programs, allowing students to share their talents with the world! Invest in the arts and #BuildTheMount at buildthemount.com.

Mount Marty Athletes Compete at 2026 NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships mountmartyathletics.com/news/2026/3/9/…

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Anxious to see what Johnathan can do at the collegiate level! Welcome to our Lancer Family!

Looking forward to working with this talented young man over the next four years! Welcome to our Lancer Family!

Lancers with a noon shakeout at the beach! Go Lancers!

Lancers Shine at GPAC Indoor Championships: Ferrari Sets Record mountmartyathletics.com/news/2026/2/23…

Strong Performances Highlight Lancers at Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational mountmartyathletics.com/news/2026/2/9/…

Lancers Post Multiple Season Bests at Wayne State Wildcat Indoor Classic mountmartyathletics.com/news/2026/2/9/…

Thrilled to announce that Lexi Pulse has committed to Mount Marty Track! We're excited to have this talented sprinter and hurdler from Salem, SD joining our team.

Please join us in welcoming Gatkouth Puoch to the Mount Marty University Cross Country and Track & Field team!

Please join us in welcoming Konner Marshall to the Mount Marty University Cross Country and Track & Field team!

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