Kristin Keller Greiner, known as Kristin Keller during her collegiate career, was one of the key factors behind the Marist women's basketball program's rise to prominence in the early 2000s. She is one of the top post players in Brian Giorgis' 16-year tenure as head coach. Keller improved both her scoring and rebounding averages in all four seasons of her collegiate career. In her junior year, she was honored as MAAC Sixth Player of the Year as the Red Foxes earned their first NCAA Tournament berth in program history. As a senior, she blossomed into one of the conference's top players. She averaged 14.9 points and 7.3 rebounds per game as she earned First Team All-MAAC, Second Team All-Metropolitan Writers Basketball Association, and MAAC All-Tournament Team honors. That year, the Red Foxes won their first outright MAAC regular-season championship in program history by winning their final 15 conference games of the season. Thirteen years following her graduation, she ranks sixth in program history in career blocked shots. A strong student, Keller earned both CoSIDA Academic All-District and MAAC All-Academic Team honors.