TENNESSEE STATE TIGERS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Tennessee State University, established in 1912 in Nashville with an enrollment of 8,198 students, competes in NCAA Division I-FCS through the Ohio Valley Conference during the fall cross country season. The Tigers women's cross country program operates within a historically significant institution that has developed student-athletes across multiple sports for over a century. As a member of the OVC, Tennessee State faces conference competition from regional programs throughout the fall racing schedule while representing one of the South's notable athletic institutions.

Racing in the fall season, Tennessee State's women's cross country team participates in a competitive conference that tests distance runners across varying terrain and conditions typical of mid-region competition. The program contributes to Tennessee State's broader athletic legacy while developing female distance runners within the Division I-FCS framework. Located in Nashville, the Tigers program draws from an area with growing participation in collegiate cross country and access to quality training facilities that support the demands of competitive 5K and longer distance racing.

KEY FACTS

OTHER SPORTS AT TENNESSEE STATE

OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY PROGRAMS

• Eastern Illinois Panthers
• Lindenwood Lions and Lady Lions
• Morehead State Eagles
• Southeast Missouri State Redhawks
• Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Cougars
• Tennessee Technological Golden Eagles
• Arkansas at Little Rock Trojans
• Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles
• Tennessee at Martin Skyhawks
• Western Illinois Leathernecks

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