Cornell University Runs Away with 2025 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup Powered by Protect Where We Play

6-Week Competition Among EcoAthletes Champions from 29 Universities Converted Exercise into vital Coral Planting

  • 3,373 Corals Planted

  • Combined NC State/Long Beach State Squad Comes in 2nd, Rutgers Nabs 3rd

  • Long Beach State Golf Coach Alyssa Waite Earns MVC Award – Most Value Cupper

MVC: Alyssa Waite, Long Beach State golf coach

The Moment Cornell Learns it Won the Collegiate Cup

The Paris 2024 EcoAthletes Champions Scoreboard

  • 17 Olympians

  • 6 Medalists

  • Olympians Reached Over 40 Million with #ClimateComeback Messaging!

Four EcoAthletes Champions Discuss Climate Change & its Impacts on Sports with NBC News

Paris Olympics EcoAthletes Champions

  • Martha Bayona

    Martha Bayona

    Track Cycling, Colombia

  • Jenny Casson

    Jenny Casson

    Lightweight Rowing, Canada

  • Napheesa Collier

    Napheesa Collier

    Basketball, USA

  • Rhydian Cowley

    Rhydian Cowley

    Race Walking, Australia

  • Gaby Dabrowski

    Gaby Dabrowski

    Tennis, Canada

  • Sarah Hanffou

    Sarah Hanffou

    Table Tennis, Cameroon

  • Tess Howard

    Tess Howard

    Field Hockey, UK

  • Melissa Humana-Paredes

    Melissa Humana-Paredes

    Beach Volleyball, Canada

  • Hugo Inglis

    Hugo Inglis

    Field Hockey, New Zealand

  • Sara Kouskova

    Sara Kouskova

    Golf, Czech Republic

  • Sam Mattis

    Sam Mattis

    Discus, USA

  • Eliza McCartney

    Eliza McCartney

    Pole Vault, New Zealand

  • Jemima Montag

    Jemima Montag

    Race Walking, Australia

  • Alena Olsen

    Alena Olsen

    USA Women’s Rugby 7s (San Diego & Ann Arbor, MI)

  • Izzy Petter

    Izzy Petter

    Field Hockey, UK

  • Carlos Ramirez

    Carlos Ramirez

    Cycling BMX, Colombia

  • Saskia Tidey

    Saskia Tidey

    Sailing, UK

  • Matt Wearn

    Matt Wearn

    Sailing, Australia

Equipping Climate-Curious Athletes to Become
Climate Leaders

Olympic Games Paris 2024

Olympians Push IOC to Replace Toyota with a Real Leader in EV market

Clemson Wins

2nd Straight Collegiate Cup

Climate Wins Big!

Ana Klenke, the EcoAthletes Champion from Clemson who led the charge.

The World is in a Crisis.

It is late in the 4th quarter and we are losing to climate change. The science says the clock is ticking: Humanity has until 2030 to reduce carbon emissions by 45% to avoid the most calamitous impacts of climate change. Good news is the technology largely exists to get us there.

We need to inspire the #climatecomeback

 

It’s time for a #ClimateComeback.

Athletes are legendary for summoning the will to overcome huge obstacles, but they’ve never faced a tougher opponent than climate change.

EcoAthletes helps them get in the game so they can inspire millions of fans to join the climate change fight.

Helping EcoAthletes Champions Advance from Climate Curious to Climate Leaders

The Resource Hub

 

I believe EcoAthletes can play an important role in elevating awareness of the climate crisis among millions of fans, ultimately influencing those fans to demand positive climate action

— Dr. Michael Mann