JAMES MADISON DUKES WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

James Madison University, established in 1908 and enrolling 22,224 students in Harrisonburg, Virginia, fields a women's cross country program competing in NCAA Division I within the Sun Belt Conference. The Dukes compete during the fall season, representing one of the university's featured athletic programs in a comprehensive athletic department. Located in the Shenandoah Valley region, the program operates within a competitive conference that spans multiple states and includes programs across the Southeast and Southwest regions.

The women's cross country team competes at the Division I-FBS level, placing them among the highest classification of collegiate athletics. Sun Belt Conference competition requires participation in conference meets and championships throughout the fall season, with athletes balancing rigorous training schedules alongside academic pursuits at the university. The program draws from James Madison's student body of over 22,000, providing a substantial base for recruitment and athlete development within the university community.

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