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2024-25 Track and Field Roster

Photos by Frank Poulin
Photos by Simone Beauchamp '26

Maggie Berlinger

  • Height 6-2
  • Year 2028
  • Hometown Ashby, Mass.
  • High School Littleton
  • Position Throws
  • Major Peace and Justice Studies
  • Pronunciation MA-gee BERL-ihn-jer

Biography


Link to TFFRS.org Career Statistics

2024-25:

Outdoor Track & Field:
  • Started outdoor season by competing in the Hammer Throw (23.89m) at the Tufts Snowflake Classic
  • Took 18th in the Hammer Throw (26.80m) at the Coast Guard Invitational
  • Competed in the Hammer Throw (28.16m) and Shot Put (8.74m) at the Carla Coffey Invitational
  • Finished third in the Shot Put (8.99m) and 10th in the Hammer Throw (26.37m) versus Mount Holyoke and Smith
  • Came in 15th in the Shot Put (8.72m) and 20th in the Hammer Throw (29.04m) at the NEWMAC Championships
Indoor Track & Field:
  • Made collegiate debut throwing for 9.00m in the Shot Put at the Massasoit Classic
  • Threw 8.77m in the Shot Put at the Lynn Ruddy Invitational
  • Put up an 8.85m to take fifth in the Shot Put at the Peter de Villiers Cup
Before Wellesley:
  • Attended Littleton High School, graduated in 2024
  • Joined the track team and started throwing during sophomore year after injuring left wrist during a basketball game
  • Medaled at every league and district meet she ever competed in
  • Captain of the indoor and outdoor track teams during senior year
  • Four-time league All-Star
  • Two-time league Academic Achievement Award
Personal:
  • Born in Cambridge, Mass.
  • Has a younger brother
  • Grew up and currently lives on a small sheep farm in Ashby, Mass.
  • Has two dogs, Sasha and Endo
  • Joined the track team because the coach asked when she was going to start throwing everyday as she was leaving basketball practice sophomore year 
  • Mother, Sarah (Parrott) Berlinger '99, attended Wellesley, was a member of club cycling and the team was US Collegiate National Champions in the team time trial in 1999
Why Wellesley:
  • Chose to attend Wellesley because it was the place that seemed to treat the humanities as a real career path and the campus architecture was also a huge bonus
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