Texas Longhorns women's cross country

The Texas Longhorns women's cross country team is coached by Edrick Floréal. They have won 4 Southwest Conference championships and the 1986 NCAA Cross Country Championship.

Texas Longhorns women's cross country
UniversityUniversity of Texas at Austin
Athletic directorChris Del Conte
Head coachEdrick Floréal (2nd season)
ConferenceBig 12
LocationAustin, TX
NicknameLonghorns
ColorsBurnt Orange and White
   
National championships
1986
NCAA Championship appearances
1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019
Conference champions
SWC
1985, 1986, 1987, 1989

Yearly Record

Source[1]

Season Head Coach NCAA Conference
Southwest Conference
1983Terry Crawford2nd (61)
1984Terry Crawford2nd (58)
1985Terry Crawford5th (143)T-1st (38)
1986Terry Crawford1st (62)1st (23)
1987Terry Crawford4th (141)1st (37)
1988Terry Crawford16th (324)2nd (54)
1989Terry Crawford19th (414)1st (45)
1990Terry Crawford9th (237)
1991Terry Crawford2nd (60)
1992Beverly Kearney5th (124)
1993Beverly Kearney3rd (75)
1994Beverly Kearney4th (87)
Big 12 Conference
1995Beverly Kearney5th (145)
1996Beverly Kearney8th (202)
1997Beverly Kearney6th (174)
1998Beverly Kearney29th (508)4th (110)
1999Beverly Kearney22nd (472)6th (142)
2000Beverly Kearney8th (208)
2001Beverly Kearney28th (620)3rd (115)
2002Beverly Kearney22nd (529)3rd (109)
2003Beverly Kearney31st (644)5th (124)
2004Beverly Kearney12th (299)
2005Beverly Kearney11th (313)
2006Beverly Kearney10th (280)
2007Beverly Kearney9th (177)
2008Beverly Kearney4th (117)
2009Beverly Kearney8th (210)
2010Beverly Kearney20th (441)5th (147)
2011Beverly Kearney26th (559)2nd (83)
2012Beverly Kearney25th (526)3rd (87)
2013Mario Sategna4th (121)
2014Mario Sategna7th (173)
2015Mario Sategna31st (828)6th (158)
2016Mario Sategna7th (139)
2017Tonja Buford-Bailey31st (788)3rd (90)
2018Edrick Floréal31st (862)5th (113)
2019Edrick Floréal30th (713)2nd (54)
Total1SWC: 4
Big 12: 0

See also

References

  1. "Texas Track & Field/Cross Country Record Book" (PDF). Texas Sports. pp. 70–71. Retrieved May 24, 2020.
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