LONGWOOD LANCERS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Longwood University's women's cross country program competes as part of the Big South Conference, representing a school of 5,096 students in Farmville, Virginia that was established in 1839. The Lancers field a competitive roster across the fall season, participating in one of the NCAA Division I's regional conference structures. As a member of the Big South, Longwood athletes face conference rivals across the mid-Atlantic region in pursuit of individual and team postseason qualification.

Based in central Virginia, the program draws from Longwood's student-athlete population to build its cross country team each year. The Lancers operate within the Big South Conference framework, which provides consistent scheduling and conference championship opportunities throughout the autumn racing calendar. Longwood's location in Farmville offers the program access to regional competition while maintaining Division I status in a conference that spans multiple states.

KEY FACTS

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