MORGAN STATE BEARS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Morgan State University, founded in 1867 and serving 10,739 students in Baltimore, competes in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference as part of NCAA Division I-FCS. The Bears women's cross country program operates from their home venue while balancing the university's mission as a historically Black institution with Division I athletic aspirations. Competing in the fall season, the program draws from a student-athlete population within one of Baltimore's largest HBCUs, which has developed athletic traditions across multiple sports since the 19th century.

Cross country at Morgan State represents a core component of the university's track and field athletic structure, with female runners training for both individual and team competition throughout the fall schedule. The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference provides conference-level racing opportunities against regional rivals in the same classification, allowing Bears athletes to compete consistently against comparable Division I-FCS programs. As part of Morgan State's athletic department, the women's cross country team contributes to the university's broader commitment to student-athlete development within the MEAC framework.

KEY FACTS

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MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONF. WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY PROGRAMS

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• Howard Bison
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