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{{short description|Athletic teams that represent Roanoke College in Virginia, US}}
{{Infobox college athletics
| name = Roanoke Maroons
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| director = Curtis Campbell
| location = [[Salem, Virginia]]
| teams =
| stadium = [[Salem Football Stadium|Salem Stadium]]
| basketballarena = [[Cregger Center]]
| baseballfield = [[Salem Memorial Ballpark]]
| lacrossestadium = Donald J. Kerr Stadium
| softballstadium = [[James I. Moyer Sports Complex]]
| soccerstadium = Donald J. Kerr Stadium
| natatorium = Salem Family [[YMCA]]
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The '''Roanoke Maroons''' are the athletic teams that represent [[Roanoke College]], located in [[Salem, Virginia]], a suburban [[independent city]] adjacent to [[Roanoke, Virginia]].
Roanoke is an [[NCAA]] [[NCAA Division III|Division III]] member competing in the [[Old Dominion Athletic Conference]]; the Maroons were a founding member of the conference in 1976. The college fields teams in 13 men's and
==History==
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'''Women's sports'''
* Basketball
* Cheerleading
* Cross Country
* Cycling
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In 1985, the [[Salem, Virginia|Salem]] city government constructed a 7,157-seat football stadium, [[Salem Football Stadium|Salem Stadium]] adjacent to Roanoke's Elizabeth Campus, two miles from the main campus, location of athletic fields and residence halls.<ref name="Salem_Football_Stadium">[[Salem Football Stadium|Salem Stadium]]</ref> Constructed for the football team at nearby [[Salem High School (Salem, Virginia)|Salem High School]] where many hoped the college would revive its football program and that the team would play in the stadium, but the college declined. The stadium has hosted the [[NCAA Division III Football Championship|Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl]] game from 1993 to 2017.<ref name="Salem_Football_Stadium"/>
In the spring of 2023, Roanoke College raised $1.3 Million to reinstate football which
===Rivalries===
Roanoke College and [[Washington and Lee Generals|Washington and Lee University]] have been rivals for nearly 150 years. The rivalry is fueled by a long history of competition; the schools have competed against each other since the 1870s. The rivalry is also influenced by conference affiliation and geography; the schools are both charter members of the [[Old Dominion Athletic Conference]] and are located about 50 miles from each other along [[Interstate 81]].
Roanoke and [[Virginia Tech]] were rivals in the late 19th and early 20th centuries when Virginia Tech was a small college. In 1877, the schools competed in Virginia Tech's first intercollegiate baseball game (Virginia Tech won 53–13), and in 1896, Virginia Tech first wore its current athletic colors – Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange – in a football game against Roanoke.<ref name="lib1">{{cite web|url=http://spec.lib.vt.edu/archives/databook/text/chap2/2_8.htm |title=Historical Data Book, Section 2.8: Student Organizations |publisher=Spec.lib.vt.edu |access-date=October 14, 2008}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.vt.edu/about/hokie.html |title=What is a Hokie? | Virginia Tech |publisher=Vt.edu |access-date=October 14, 2008}}</ref> In 1895, Roanoke and Virginia Tech were charter members of the now defunct Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association along with [[Randolph-Macon College]], the [[University of Richmond]], and the [[College of William and Mary]], and in 1926, Roanoke and Virginia Tech played the inaugural football game at Virginia Tech's [[Miles Stadium]].<ref name="lib1"/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://spec.lib.vt.edu/archives/databook/text/chap6/6_4.htm |title=Historical Data Book, Section 6.4: Athletic Facilities |publisher=Spec.lib.vt.edu |access-date=October 14, 2008}}</ref>
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'''Men's Swimming:''' 2021
'''Men's Wrestling (2):''' 2023, 2024
==NCAA Tournament Appearances==
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===Men's Basketball===
'''1968'''<br>'''Mideast Regional'''<br>'''[[Ashland, Ohio]]'''
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'''1971'''<br>'''South Atlantic Regional'''<br>'''[[Norfolk, Virginia]]'''
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'''1972'''<br>'''South Atlantic Regional'''<br>'''[[Salem, Virginia]]'''
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'''Division II Men's Basketball Championship'''<br>'''[[Evansville, Indiana]]'''
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'''1973'''<br>'''South Atlantic Regional'''<br>'''[[Salem, Virginia]]'''
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'''Division II Men's Basketball Championship'''<br>'''[[Evansville, Indiana]]'''
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'''1974'''<br>'''South Atlantic Regional'''<br>'''[[Norfolk, Virginia]]'''
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'''1979'''<br>'''South Atlantic Regional'''<br>'''[[Catonsville, Maryland]]'''
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|L 54-84
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===Women's Basketball===
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|Semifinals
|[[Salisbury Sea Gulls|Salisbury]]
|L 12-13
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|Second Round
|[[Gettysburg Bullets|Gettysburg]]
|W 11-10
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|Quarterfinals
|[[Stevenson University|Stevenson]]
|L 14-15
|}
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|Second Round
|[[Gettysburg Bullets|Gettysburg]]
|L 8-9
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|Third Round
|[[Franklin & Marshall Diplomats|Franklin & Marshall]]
|L
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|Third Round
|[[UC San Diego Tritons|UC San Diego]]
|L 1-2
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|First Round
|[[Greensboro College|Greensboro]]
|T 1-1
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|First Round
|[[Arcadia University|Arcadia]]
|L 0-1
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|First Round
|[[Swarthmore Garnet|Swarthmore]]
|T 2-2
|}
===Women's Soccer===
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|First Round
|[[Lynchburg Hornets|Lynchburg]]
|L 0-1
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|First Round
|[[Centre Colonels|Centre]]
|T 0-0
|}
===Softball===
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{{CollegePrimaryHeader|team=Roanoke Maroons|Division|Round|Opponents|Result}}
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| First Round
|[[Muskingum University|Muskingum]]
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| Championship-Game 1
|[[Muskingum University|Muskingum]]
|W 3-1
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| Championship-Game 2
|[[Muskingum University|Muskingum]]
|L 1-4
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