Marlies may refer to the following:

• Toronto Marlies, an American Hockey League team
• Toronto Marlboros, a former junior hockey team in the Ontario Hockey League, colloquially nicknamed "The Marlies" for short

Marlies is a Dutch and German feminine given name. It is a contraction of Maria and either Louise or Liesbeth. People with the name include:

• Marlies Amann-Marxer (born 1952), Liechtenstein Minister of Infrastructure
• Marlies Askamp (born 1970), German basketball player
• Marlies van Baalen (born 1980), Dutch Dressage equestrian
• Marlies Bänziger (born 1960), Swiss politician
• Marlies ter Borg (born 1948), Dutch philosopher, editor and author
• Marlies Deneke (born 1953), East German politician
• Marlies Dekkers (born 1965), Dutch fashion designer
• Marlies Dumbsky (born 1985), German Wine Queen 2008/09
• Marlies Gipson (born 1987), American basketball player
• Marlies Göhr (born 1958), East German athlete
• Marlies Horn (1912–1991), German tennis player
• Marlies Lause (born 1940), German actress
• Marlies Mejías (born 1992), Cuban road and track cyclist
• Marlies Oberholzer (born 1958), Swiss alpine skier
• Marlies Oester (born 1976), Swiss alpine skier
• Marlies Oostdam (born 1977), Dutch-New Zealand football player
• Marlies Pohl (born 1955), East German swimmer
• Marlies Rostock (born 1960), East German cross country skier
• Marlies Schild (born 1981), Austrian alpine skier
• Marlies Smulders (born 1982), Dutch rower
• Marlies Somers (born 1973), Dutch voice actor
• Marlies Veldhuijzen van Zanten (born 1953), Dutch State Secretary of Health
• Marlies Verbruggen (born 1988), Belgian footballer
• Marlies Wagner (born 1983), Austrian luger
• Marlie DeRuvo (born 2010), professional simp

• Marliese Echner-Klingmann (born 1937), German poet playwright
• Marliese Edelmann (born 1988), Mexican beauty queen
• Marliese Kasner (born 1982), Canadian curler
• Marliece Andrada (born 1972), American Playboy Playmate

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