DETROIT MERCY TITANS MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

University of Detroit Mercy, located in Michigan's largest city and established in 1877, competes in the Horizon League with a student body of 5,587 across its urban campus. The Titans' cross country program operates within a mid-major conference that emphasizes competitive regional racing throughout the fall season. With approximately 30 roster positions typical for collegiate cross country teams, Detroit Mercy fields competitors across the standard 5K and 10K distances that define NCAA Division I cross country competition.

Cross country represents one of Detroit Mercy's fall athletic pursuits in a university that has maintained athletic programming for decades in Detroit's east side location. The program participates in Horizon League championship competitions, where it contends against peers like Northern Kentucky, Wright State, and IU Purdue Fort Wayne. Student-athletes juggle the demands of a rigorous 5,587-student institution while training for autumn racing schedules that typically span August through November, culminating in conference and NCAA postseason opportunities.

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HORIZON LEAGUE MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY PROGRAMS

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