SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA LIONS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Southeastern Louisiana University, founded in 1925 and located in Hammond, Louisiana, fields its women's cross country program within the Southland Conference at the NCAA Division I FCS level. The Lions represent an institution serving 14,298 students and compete during the fall season as part of a comprehensive athletics program. The university's cross country tradition operates under the Southland Conference framework, which includes programs across Louisiana, Texas, and neighboring states competing for conference championships and NCAA tournament access.

The women's cross country program at Southeastern Louisiana competes primarily during the fall cross country season, with athletes training on regional courses in the Hammond area and throughout Louisiana. Like other Southland Conference programs, the Lions participate in conference meets and regional competitions that determine qualification for NCAA postseason opportunities. The program draws from the university's student-athlete population and contributes to Southeastern Louisiana's broader athletic identity within Division I FCS competition.

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