Christina Baggitt
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- Height:
- 5-6
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- Hometown:
- Stockton, N.J.
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- Year:
- Fr.
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- High School:
- South Hunterdon
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- Major:
- Journalism/Law
Bio
• Also a member of Suffolk's women's indoor and outdoor track & field team
CAREER HIGHS
3K: 13:43.8, at Short Course Classic, Sept. 3, 2021
5K: 21:25.9, at UMass Dartmouth Invitational, Sept. 18, 2021
6K: 26:43.2, at Geneseo Mike Woods Invitational, Oct. 2, 2021
FRESHMAN • 2021
Clocked a 13:44 3k in the season-opener, the Suffolk Short Course Classic (Sept. 3) … Notched a 21:25.90 5k at the UMass Dartmouth Invitational (Sept. 18) … Logged a 26:43.2 6k at the Mike Woods Geneseo Invitational (Oct. 2) … Crossed the 6k tape at the Battle for Boston Common in 27:45 (Oct. 16) … Tallied a 27:44.9 6k at the Suffolk Invite (Oct. 16) … Aided to the CCC Championship with a 6k time of 27:04 (Oct. 30) … Compiled a 27:32.5 6k showing at NCAA DIII East Regionals (Nov. 13).
BEFORE SUFFOLK • SOUTH HUNTERDON REGIONAL
Four-year letterwinner at South Hunterdon Regional and captained the team as a senior … Two-time Skyland Conference First-Team honoree … Named Skyland Conference Second-Team selection in 2018 … Three-time South Hunterdon Regional MVP … Also lettered in track & field … Tabbed second-team Skyland Conference in 2020.
News mentions
Following up on their Commonwealth Coast Conference Championships success, the Suffolk women’s cross country team took their talents to Franklin Park Saturday afternoon where the Rams hosted the 2021 NCAA Division III East Regional Championships. The blue-and-gold turned in a 12th-place showing against the best-of-the best in the region.
For the first time in Suffolk University and program history, the Rams will host a NCAA post-season event as the Suffolk men’s and women’s cross country program will serve as host for the NCAA Division III East Regional Cross Country Championships this Saturday, Nov. 13 at Franklin Park in Boston.
History was made Saturday afternoon as Suffolk women's cross country ran a memorable first-ever Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Championship race as the Rams surprised the field and claimed the 2021 CCC crown.
History was made Saturday afternoon as Suffolk women’s cross country ran a memorable first-ever Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Championship race as the Rams surprised the field and claimed the 2021 CCC crown Saturday afternoon at Western New England.
Suffolk women’s cross country locked up sixth at the Suffolk Invite Saturday afternoon at Franklin Park.
Suffolk women’s cross country won the third annual Battle for Boston Commons Saturday afternoon, defeating Emerson in a dual race by a 26-30 margin at Franklin Park.
Suffolk women’s cross country had one of the youngest rosters competing on the Coach Robert Dowd Cross Country Course Saturday and the Rams managed to finish 13th in the 30-team field at the Robert ‘Buddy’ Harris UMass Dartmouth Invitational.
With a Rams’ rookie heavy roster, the Suffolk women’s cross country team opened the 2021 campaign with a fifth-place finish at its own short Course Classic Friday afternoon.
Head coach Will Feldman has unveiled that nine true freshmen will add depth to an already experienced Suffolk women’s cross country roster for the upcoming 2021 season.
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