CLEVELAND STATE VIKINGS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Cleveland State University's women's cross country program competes within the Horizon League, one of NCAA Division I's mid-major conferences, representing the university's 14,160-student enrollment in Cleveland, Ohio. Founded in 1964, Cleveland State has developed its athletic programs across multiple decades, with cross country serving as a fall-season fixture for the Vikings. The program operates under the structure of the Horizon League, which includes institutions across the Midwest and mid-Atlantic regions competing at the Division I level.

Cross country at Cleveland State offers student-athletes the opportunity to compete in one of track and field's most rigorous disciplines, requiring dedication across the fall competitive season. Women competitors on the Vikings roster train and race at distances that test endurance and tactical acumen throughout the Horizon League schedule and postseason qualifying events. The program's home venue provides a base for training and preparation as athletes work toward individual and team performance goals within a competitive conference environment.

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