MARSHALL THUNDERING HERD WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Marshall University's women's cross country program competes as part of the Sun Belt Conference, representing the Huntington, West Virginia campus that was established in 1837 and currently enrolls 12,318 students. The Thundering Herd compete during the fall season alongside the university's other NCAA Division I-FBS athletic programs, with their roster competing across the distances and terrain that define collegiate women's cross country. As a Sun Belt member since transitioning to that conference, Marshall fields a competitive squad within the regional landscape of mid-Atlantic and lower-division collegiate running.

The program operates within Marshall's broader athletic infrastructure, sharing facilities and support systems with other Thundering Herd teams. Women's cross country at Marshall draws from the university's student-athlete population and represents one of the university's fall sports offerings. Competitors on the team train and race throughout the fall season, culminating in conference championships and NCAA postseason opportunities through the regional qualifying structure that governs Division I cross country advancement.

KEY FACTS

OTHER SPORTS AT MARSHALL

SUN BELT CONFERENCE WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY PROGRAMS

• Appalachian State Mountaineers
• Arkansas State Red Wolves
• Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
• Georgia Southern Eagles
• Georgia State Panthers
• James Madison Dukes
• Old Dominion Monarchs
• Texas State Bobcats
• Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles
• Troy Trojans
• Louisiana at Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
• Louisiana Monroe Warhawks
• South Alabama Jaguars

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