ALABAMA STATE HORNETS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Alabama State's women's cross country program competes within the Southwestern Athletic Conference, representing a campus founded in 1867 that currently enrolls 4,081 students in Montgomery. The Hornets compete at the Division I-FCS level, placing them among college athletics' intermediate tier where they face regional and conference competition throughout the fall season. The program draws from Alabama State's broader athletic tradition spanning more than 150 years of institutional history.

Women's cross country at Alabama State operates as a crucial component of the university's track and field ecosystem, with athletes training year-round to prepare for the competitive SWAC schedule. The fall racing season typically runs from August through November, culminating in conference championships that determine qualification for postseason opportunities. Like other SWAC programs, Alabama State's cross country team balances the demands of competitive collegiate running with the academic responsibilities of student-athletes attending a historically Black university in Alabama's capital city.

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