Massachusetts Maritime Academy Women's Cross Country

Sullivan first arrived on Taylors Point as a cadet in 1998 and was a four-year letterwinner in cross country, as Elizabeth earned a bachelors degree in Marine Safety & Environmental Protection from Massachusetts Maritime in 2002.  She has helped the Buccaneers post 10 top-10 finishes in competition during her tenure as an assistant, including third place performances in the season-opening Travis Fuller Invitational in both campaigns. Im extremely excited that Elizabeth will lead our womens cross country program, as her experience both as a student-athlete and coach here at the Academy will greatly benefit our cadets, Massachusetts Maritime Director of Athletics said of Sullivans appointment.  Her familiarity with our institution, coupled with her own high standards for excellence and achievement, will undoubtedly serve our student-athletes well, and I couldnt be more pleased that she will play a large role in our departments future. Sullivan serves in the full-time position as Assistant Town Administrator for the Town of Dennis, where she helps coordinate the planning, administration and management of daily operations.  She previously served as Special Assistant to the Town Manager of Plymouth for just over two years, and prior to that position Elizabeth served as Plymouths Conservation Planner as well as Natural Resource Officer in the Town of Falmouth.  Sullivan earned a masters in Public Administration from Suffolk University in 2013. Its a great honor for me to have the opportunity not only to coach outstanding student-athletes, but to do so at a place that holds so many special memories for me personally, Sullivan said of her appointment.  Im grateful to Garin Veris and the entire Academy administration for placing their trust and confidence in me, and Im looking forward to a very bright future for our program.