SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA LIONS MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Southeastern Louisiana's cross country program competes within the Southland Conference as part of the university's comprehensive Division I-FCS athletics department in Hammond, Louisiana. Founded in 1925, the institution enrolls 14,298 students and supports the Lions' fall season racing schedule across the region's most competitive distance-running landscape. The program draws from a student body that reflects the cultural and athletic diversity of southeastern Louisiana's academic community.

The Lions cross country team operates under coaching staff leadership while representing the university's commitment to developing elite distance runners capable of competing at the FCS level. Southeastern Louisiana's harriers participate in a conference known for producing competitive regional performances, with Hammond serving as the program's home base for training and competition preparation. The Southland Conference schedule provides consistent matchups against regional rivals throughout the autumn racing season, emphasizing both individual and team development in the 5K distance format that defines collegiate cross country competition.

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