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Men's Cross Country colleges in Texas

Explore colleges in Texas recruiting Men's Cross Country athletes, most popular programs first. Open any school to see its division, costs and coaches.

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241 coaches recruiting Men's Cross Country in Texas
Overview

Men's Cross Country colleges in Texas

How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size.

Programs
71
Coaches recruiting
241
  • 22Division I
  • 9Division II
  • 13Division III
  • 13NAIA
  • 13Junior college

Texas has 71 colleges with Men's Cross Country programs. Of those, 22 compete in NCAA Division I, 9 in NCAA Division II, 13 in NCAA Division III, 13 in the NAIA and 13 at the junior college level. The most popular programs are University of Texas, Austin, Texas A&M University and Baylor University. 10 schools compete in the Region 5, the most common conference.

Lowest net priceTexas Southmost College · $2,905Average yearly cost after aid
Most selectiveDallas Christian College · 22%Acceptance rate
Largest campusTexas A&M University · 78,321Undergraduate students
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Every Men's Cross Country program in Texas

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Division I · 22

University of Texas, Austin logoUniversity of Texas, AustinAustin · SoutheasternTexas A&M University logoTexas A&M UniversityCollege Station · SoutheasternBaylor University logoBaylor UniversityWaco · Big TwelveTexas Tech University logoTexas Tech UniversityLubbock · Big Twelve

Division II · 9

Midwestern State University logoMidwestern State UniversityWichita Falls · Lone StarWest Texas A&M University logoWest Texas A&M UniversityCanyon · Lone StarUniversity of Texas Permian Basin logoUniversity of Texas Permian BasinOdessa · Lone StarDallas Baptist University logoDallas Baptist UniversityDallas · Lone Star

Division III · 13

Trinity University logoTrinity UniversitySan Antonio · Southern Athletic AssociationUniversity of Mary Hardin-Baylor logoUniversity of Mary Hardin-BaylorBelton · American SouthwestHardin-Simmons University logoHardin-Simmons UniversityAbilene · American SouthwestEast Texas Baptist University logoEast Texas Baptist UniversityMarshall · American Southwest

NAIA · 13

Wayland Baptist University logoWayland Baptist UniversityPlainview · Sooner AthleticOur Lady of the Lake University logoOur Lady of the Lake UniversitySan Antonio · Red River AthleticTexas Wesleyan University logoTexas Wesleyan UniversityFort Worth · Sooner AthleticNorth American University logoNorth American UniversityStafford · Red River Athletic

Junior college · 13

Blinn College logoBlinn CollegeBrenham · Region 14Jacksonville College logoJacksonville CollegeJacksonville · Region 14Amarillo College logoAmarillo CollegeAmarillo · Region 5North Central Texas College logoNorth Central Texas CollegeGainesville · Region 5

Other associations · 1

Dallas Christian College logoDallas Christian CollegeDallas · NCCAA Division II, South
Questions

Questions about Men's Cross Country colleges in Texas

Quick answers about the programs and how to reach their coaches.

How many colleges in Texas have Men's Cross Country?

71 colleges in Texas have Men's Cross Country programs: 22 Division I, 9 Division II, 13 Division III, 13 NAIA and 13 Junior college.

Which colleges in Texas have Division I Men's Cross Country?

Abilene Christian University, Baylor University, East Texas A&M University, Houston Christian University, Lamar University, Prairie View A&M University, Sam Houston State University, Southern Methodist University and 14 more.

What is the most affordable college in Texas with Men's Cross Country?

Texas Southmost College has the lowest average net price at $2,905 a year after grants and scholarships.

What conference do most Men's Cross Country programs in Texas compete in?

The Region 5 has the most Men's Cross Country programs in Texas.

How do I contact Men's Cross Country coaches in Texas?

There are 241 coaches recruiting Men's Cross Country in Texas. Create a free AthleticScholar account to see who recruits your position and send personal messages from your own Gmail, with follow-ups until they reply.