SAN DIEGO STATE AZTECS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

San Diego State's women's cross country program competes within the Mountain West Conference as part of a university founded in 1897 that now serves 38,369 students across its San Diego campus. The Aztecs field a roster competing during the fall season, representing one of the athletic traditions at an institution that has grown significantly since its establishment in the 1890s. Located in Southern California's premier metropolitan area, San Diego State women's cross country athletes train and compete in a region known for year-round running conditions that support competitive distance training.

Competing at the NCAA Division I-FBS level, the Aztecs women's cross country program maintains membership in the Mountain West Conference alongside other regional competitors. The team's fall schedule places them in direct competition with conference rivals while pursuing individual and team accolades throughout the season. San Diego State's cross country tradition reflects the university's broader commitment to NCAA Division I athletics, with the women's program contributing to the school's athletic reputation across multiple sports and championships.

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