your hometown team
Run College Station
this season
Come join us this fall! Sign-ups are now open!
Run College Station is a part of Run Your City, a non-profit focused on creating an inclusive community through running. Our mission is to help children build confidence, develop healthy habits, and feel inspired. As student-athletes at Texas A&M we aim to ensure sports are accessible to all kids, regardless of socioeconomic status or ability!
meet the people
Run College Station leadership team
Blake Harris
Co-President
Howdy! This is my second year serving as the president of RYC College Station and I am incredibly excited to serve this year again!! I am currently a graduate student at Mays Business School and have been a Decathlete on the Texas A&M Track and Field team the past 4 years. I love to be outside, exercise, and read!
Addie Applebaum
Co-President
Howdy! I am so excited to be serving my second year at Run Your City as co-president! I’m a fourth-generation Aggie and was blessed to compete in cross country and track here at Texas A&M. I’ll be graduating this December with my bachelor’s degree in Public Health. In my free time I love to be outside, preferably by any sort of water!
Noah Willows
Community Engagement
Howdy! My name is Noah, and I'm a senior biomedical engineer on the Texas A&M Track and Field Team. I serve in the kids ministry at Declaration Church in College Station and am super excited to be a part of the team this year!
Kennady Fontenot
Treasurer
Howdy! My name is Kennady Fontenot and I am on the Track and Field and Cross Country teams at Texas A&M. I am a Graduate Student at Mays Business School. In my free time I enjoy reading, crocheting and baking!
Kylie McRaven
Donor Relations
Howdy! I'm Kylie McRaven and I am so excited to serve on the executive team this year! I am a senior Materials Science and Engineering major who was blessed with the ability to compete with the Track & Field team here at Texas A&M. In my free time I love to read, watch movies, and make jewelry!
Austin Owen
Social Media
what if?
…there was a future where every kid gets to play, no matter their zip code, ability level, or family's income?
A future where collegiate athletes lock arms with their communities to make team sports accessible for all.