SEATTLE REDHAWKS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Seattle University's women's cross country program competes within the West Coast Conference, representing a private institution of 7,189 students established in 1891 in the Pacific Northwest. Running distance events in the fall season, the Redhawks compete as a Division I team with their home venue providing the foundation for training and racing operations. The program reflects the athletic commitment of Seattle's residential student body, drawing participants who balance rigorous academic expectations with competitive distance running at the collegiate level.

Competing in the West Coast Conference places Seattle among regional rivals in collegiate distance running. The Redhawks' cross country program operates within a conference structure that spans the western United States, offering consistent competition throughout the autumn racing calendar. Athletes from the Seattle area and beyond contribute to the team's roster, training year-round to compete in conference championships and national qualifying events. The program's participation in Division I athletics aligns with Seattle University's broader mission as a Jesuit institution emphasizing both academic excellence and student-athlete development.

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