GEORGE WASHINGTON REVOLUTIONARIES MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

George Washington University, founded in 1821 and enrolling 24,500 students in the nation's capital, fields its men's cross country team within the Atlantic 10 Conference. Located in Washington, DC, the program competes during the fall season with the Revolutionaries representing one of the oldest universities east of the Mississippi River. The Atlantic 10 Conference places the Revolutionaries among competitive mid-major distance runners across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions, where elevation changes and varied course conditions define the cross country landscape.

The program's home venue provides the Revolutionaries with familiar terrain for training and hosting invitational meets throughout the season. Cross country at George Washington emphasizes sustained aerobic development and tactical racing over the traditional 8-kilometer distance, with team scores determined by the cumulative placement of the top seven finishers. As part of a 24,500-student institution, the program attracts distance runners seeking a rigorous academic environment alongside competitive collegiate athletics in the heart of Washington, DC.

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