ALABAMA A&M ALABAMA A&M WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Normal, Alabama, Alabama A&M University fields its women's cross country program as part of the Southwestern Athletic Conference, competing at the NCAA Division I FCS level during the fall season. Established in 1875, the university serves approximately 7,295 students and maintains a presence in one of college athletics' historically significant conferences. The program competes during the traditional cross country season, with student-athletes representing the Bulldogs at regional and conference championship meets throughout the fall months.

Alabama A&M's cross country program operates within the broader context of a university that has maintained athletic competition for well over a century. The Bulldogs compete against peer institutions within the SWAC, a conference that spans multiple states and includes other historically Black colleges and universities. As a Division I FCS program, Alabama A&M's cross country team participates in the same competitive tier as schools across the Southwestern Athletic Conference, with athletes training year-round to compete in postseason conference championships and potential NCAA tournament qualification opportunities.

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SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC CONF. WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY PROGRAMS

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• Bethune-Cookman Wildcats
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• Grambling State Tigers
• Jackson State Tigers
• Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils
• Prairie View A&M Panthers
• Southern University, Baton Rouge Southern University, Baton Rouge
• Texas Southern Tigers
• Arkansas Golden Lions

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