SOUTHERN INDIANA SCREAMING EAGLES WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Evansville, Indiana, the University of Southern Indiana fields a women's cross country program competing at the NCAA Division I level within the Ohio Valley Conference during the fall season. Founded in 1965, USI serves 9,286 students and has developed its athletics programs across multiple decades of institutional growth. The Screaming Eagles compete in a conference that spans multiple states across the Midwest and mid-South region, positioning the program within a competitive collegiate running landscape that emphasizes both individual and team performance metrics.

Women's cross country at Southern Indiana operates within the university's broader athletic mission, competing across standard 5-kilometer distances during the regular season and championship competitions. The program draws from the student-athlete population at USI and competes against peer institutions in the Ohio Valley Conference, which includes programs from Kentucky, Tennessee, and surrounding states. With the fall season as the primary competitive window, the Screaming Eagles navigate a schedule that typically includes conference meets, regional qualifying events, and potential postseason opportunities for qualifying runners.

KEY FACTS

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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 State Tigers
• Tennessee Technological Golden Eagles
• Arkansas at Little Rock Trojans
• Tennessee at Martin Skyhawks
• Western Illinois Leathernecks

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