OLD DOMINION MONARCHS MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Old Dominion's cross country program competes as part of a Norfolk-based institution founded in 1930 that now enrolls 23,469 students across its campus. The Monarchs compete in the Sun Belt Conference during the fall cross country season, representing one of the athletic programs within ODU's Division I-FBS framework. The university's location in southeastern Virginia provides a regional recruiting base and training environment for distance runners navigating the competitive collegiate landscape.

Cross country at Old Dominion operates within the broader Sun Belt Conference structure, where the Monarchs face competition from regional and conference opponents throughout the fall racing calendar. As a program within a university of significant enrollment size, the men's cross country team draws from ODU's student-athlete population to build its competitive roster. The program's training and competition schedule follows the traditional NCAA cross country format, culminating in conference championships and potential postseason NCAA regional opportunities.

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