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Outdoor brand Columbia has released a fleece featuring the pattern of Portland International Airport's iconic green carpet, a beloved local symbol. The nostalgic design is drawing attention from travelers and Portland fans. Separately, the Columbia Lions are also in the news, favored to beat Marist in a Week 6 college football matchup, keeping the university's name in sports headlines.
- 2Marist Red Foxes Head to Fairfield for Wednesday Metro Matchup▼Red Foxes Travel to Fairfield For Wednesday Night Metro Matchup
The Marist Red Foxes travel to Fairfield University for a Wednesday night Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference matchup. The game pits two conference rivals against each other in Connecticut, with both programs looking to pick up a key result in league play. Fans of both schools are following the midweek contest closely.
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Columbia and Marist are facing off in a college football game, with viewers searching for ways to watch it live. Coverage focuses on streaming options for the matchup between the two programs, which is drawing modest but notable attention as the game takes place.
- 4Marist Men's Tennis Competes at ITA New England Regionals▼Men's Tennis Competes at ITA New England Regionals
Marist University's men's tennis team is competing at the ITA New England Regionals, the regional championship tournament organised by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. The event brings together college players from across the Northeast, with results counting toward regional rankings early in the collegiate season. The university's athletics department announced the team's participation, though no match results or player performances were included in the announcement.
- 5Marist Women's Tennis Competes at ITA New England Regionals▼Women's Tennis Competes at ITA New England Regionals
Marist University's women's tennis team is competing at the ITA New England Regionals, a collegiate tournament drawing players from across the region. The event gives the Red Foxes a chance to face conference and regional rivals early in the season and build momentum ahead of spring dual-match play, with results followed closely by college tennis fans.