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Ryan Fowkes Wraps Up Successful Running Career at George Washington, Will Now Head to Virginia Tech

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Ryan Fowkes is leaving George Washington having been a part of eight different school records, five of them individual records and three of them on relays. GW ATHLETICS

Ryan Fowkes is leaving George Washington having been a part of eight different school records, five of them individual records and three of them on relays. GW ATHLETICS

Ryan Fowkes is leaving George Washington having been a part of eight different school records, five of them individual records and three of them on relays. GW ATHLETICS

Ryan Fowkes is leaving George Washington having been a part of eight different school records, five of them individual records and three of them on relays. GW ATHLETICS

Ryan Fowkes is leaving George Washington having been a part of eight different school records, five of them individual records and three of them on relays. GW ATHLETICS

Ryan Fowkes is leaving George Washington having been a part of eight different school records, five of them individual records and three of them on relays. GW ATHLETICS

Ryan Fowkes placed second in the 1,500-meter race at the A-10 Conference Championships this past spring. GW ATHLETICS

Ryan Fowkes placed second in the 1,500-meter race at the A-10 Conference Championships this past spring. GW ATHLETICS

Drew Budd on Jul 1, 2024
As one chapter ends, another one begins for Ryan Fowkes. The 2019 East Hampton High School graduate and Amagansett resident left his marks on the men’s cross country and track... more

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