SAN DIEGO STATE AZTECS MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

San Diego State's men's cross country program competes within the Mountain West Conference at a university founded in 1897 that enrolls 38,369 students across its San Diego campus. The Aztecs field a competitive roster each fall season, representing one of California's largest public institutions in NCAA Division I distance running. With the program's home venue serving as a training base, the team participates in a conference that produces consistent regional contenders and NCAA tournament qualifiers.

Competing at the FBS level within the Mountain West, San Diego State's harriers face challenging competition throughout the fall campaign. The conference has historically placed multiple teams in NCAA Regional competitions, positioning the Aztecs within a league that emphasizes distance program development. Runners train and compete across Southern California's varied terrain, leveraging the region's year-round favorable conditions for cross country development.

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