WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Wright State University, established in 1967 and located in Dayton, Ohio, fields its women's cross country program within the Horizon League as part of its Division I athletics offerings. The Raiders compete during the fall season from their home base at the Dayton campus, where the university serves approximately 10,264 students across its academic programs. Wright State's cross country program operates within the broader context of a mid-sized public research institution that has built its athletic identity since joining Division I competition.

The women's cross country team represents one of Wright State's competitive offerings in the Horizon League, a conference that includes schools from across the Midwest and Northeast regions. Racing in the fall season format typical of collegiate cross country, the Raiders program develops distance runners who compete in 5K races throughout the competitive calendar. As a Horizon League member, Wright State's women's cross country team participates in conference championships and NCAA Regional competition, positioning itself within the landscape of mid-major collegiate distance running in the Great Lakes region.

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HORIZON LEAGUE WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY PROGRAMS

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