MORGAN STATE BEARS MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Baltimore, Morgan State University fields its cross country program from a campus of 10,739 students established in 1867, making it one of the nation's historically Black universities with deep roots in collegiate athletics. Competing in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference at the Division I FCS level, the Bears' cross country team represents one of the university's fall sports traditions, running courses that reflect the regional topography of the Baltimore metropolitan area. Morgan State's program participates in the MEAC, a conference that encompasses institutions across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions.

Morgan State's cross country program competes during the fall season, with athletes training year-round to prepare for competitive regular-season races and conference championships. The Bears draw from the university's student-athlete population to build their roster, competing against other regional and MEAC opponents throughout the autumn schedule. As part of Morgan State's broader athletic department, which represents the university's commitment to athletic excellence at the Division I level, the cross country team contributes to the institution's competitive legacy dating back to its founding in 1867.

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