DETROIT MERCY TITANS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Detroit, Michigan, the University of Detroit Mercy women's cross country program competes within the Horizon League as a Division I NCAA team. Founded in 1877, the university serves approximately 5,587 students and maintains its cross country program during the fall season. The Titans represent one of Detroit's prominent athletic institutions, competing at the collegiate level in a competitive conference setting.

Detroit Mercy's women's cross country team operates under the administrative structure of the Horizon League, which provides conference championships and qualifying opportunities for postseason competition. The program draws student-athletes from the university's overall enrollment to build competitive rosters for distance running events. As part of Detroit Mercy's broader athletics department, the women's cross country team continues the institution's century-long commitment to collegiate athletics since its establishment in 1877.

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