GEORGIA SOUTHERN EAGLES WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Georgia Southern University, established in 1906 and currently enrolling 26,041 students in Statesboro, fields a women's cross country program competing at the NCAA Division I level within the Sun Belt Conference. The Eagles compete during the fall season, representing one of the athletic departments' offerings at this comprehensive public institution. The program operates within the broader context of Georgia Southern's athletics, which competes in FBS football and multiple other varsity sports across the Sun Belt, one of the nation's major conference affiliations for mid-major competition.

Women's cross country at Georgia Southern contributes to the university's overall athletic mission while competing against regional and national opponents throughout the fall schedule. Like other Sun Belt Conference programs, the Eagles navigate a competitive conference landscape that includes schools across the Southeast and beyond. The program draws student-athletes from Georgia Southern's diverse enrollment base and works to balance competitive performance with the academic standards expected of Division I student-athletes at the institution.

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