GEORGETOWN HOYAS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Georgetown's women's cross country program competes within the Big East Conference, one of the nation's most competitive collegiate athletic conferences. The Hoyas represent a university founded in 1789 with a current enrollment of 20,031 students across its Washington, DC campus. As a Division I FCS program, Georgetown fields a roster competing in the fall season, with athletes training on the region's demanding course terrain that characterizes the Mid-Atlantic running environment.

The program operates under the oversight of its coaching staff and maintains facilities centered at Georgetown's home venue. Cross country at the university draws from a deep competitive tradition within the DC area, where the program recruits student-athletes balancing rigorous academic standards with elite-level NCAA Division I distance running. The Big East Conference includes programs from major research institutions, placing Georgetown's runners among some of the East Coast's most accomplished collegiate distance athletes competing for conference honors each autumn.

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