Best Women's Cross Country colleges in Virginia

41 colleges in Virginia have Women's Cross Country programs: 13 Division I, 4 Division II, 18 Division III, 1 NAIA and 4 Junior college.

13 colleges in Virginia compete in NCAA Division I Women's Cross Country: George Mason University, Hampton University, James Madison University, Liberty University, Longwood University, Norfolk State University, Radford University, University of Richmond and 5 more.

4 colleges in Virginia compete in NCAA Division II Women's Cross Country: Emory & Henry University, University of Virginia, Wise, Virginia State University and Virginia Union University.

18 colleges in Virginia compete in NCAA Division III Women's Cross Country: Averett University, Bridgewater College, Christopher Newport University, Eastern Mennonite University, Ferrum College, Hampden Sydney College, Hollins University, Mary Baldwin University and 10 more.

1 college in Virginia competes in NAIA Women's Cross Country: Bluefield University.

4 colleges in Virginia compete in NJCAA junior college Women's Cross Country: Bryant & Stratton College, Virginia Beach, Mountain Gateway Community College, Patrick & Henry Community College and Richard Bland College.

Patrick & Henry Community College has the lowest average net price at $4,446 a year after grants and scholarships.

The Old Dominion Athletic Conference has the most Women's Cross Country programs in Virginia.

Trevor Dunbar (University of Virginia), Rebekah Ricksecker (James Madison University), Andrew Gerard (George Mason University), Lori Taylor (University of Richmond), Jon Riley (Virginia Commonwealth University), Franck Charles (Virginia Union University), Leroy Worley (Emory & Henry University) and Andrew Howard (University of Virginia, Wise).

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