Upcoming Event: Cross Country versus Beehive Invitational on September 12, 2025 at W: 10:00 AM / M: 10:45 AM
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Cross Country Unveils 2025 Schedule
8/4/2025 1:00 PM | Cross Country
The 2025 Utah cross country schedule features four meets in the Beehive State.
SALT LAKE CITY – The 2025 Utah cross country schedule was officially released on Monday and features five regular-season meets before kicking off the championships season on Halloween with the Big 12 Championships.
The Women of Utah will once again open the season at Scera Park in Orem, Utah, for the UVU Invitational (Aug. 29). Utah's lone home meet of the year – which will be known as the Beehive Invitational – is moved up by a month and will be held on Friday, Sept. 12, at Sugar House Park.
Utah then gets a sneak peek of this year's NCAA Championships course as it competes at the Gans Creek Classic on Friday, Sept. 26, hosted by Missouri. It'll then send a select group up north to Logan, Utah, a couple weeks later for the Steve T. Reeder Memorial Invitational (Sept. 10).
The Utes return to Nuttycombe Invitational for the fourth-straight year on Friday, Oct. 17, as they close out the 2025 regular-season at the Zimmer Championship Course.
Kansas plays host to this year's Big 12 Championships, which will be held on Halloween at Rim Rock Farm. The Utes finished third last year at the conference meet in their first year as members of the Big 12.
Utah then returns home to host the NCAA Mountain Regional for the first time since 2019 at the Regional Athletic Complex on Friday, Nov. 14. The last time Utah hosted a championship meet at the RAC was back in 2021 for the Pac-12 Championships.
Should the Utes earn an AQ spot (top-two in each regional) or an at-large berth on Selection Saturday, they'll return to Gans Creek Cross Country Course on Saturday, Nov. 22, for the NCAA Championships.
For the latest news and information on the Utah cross country and track & field programs, fans can stay connected online at www.UtahUtes.com, on social media by following on Facebook, X and Instagram or stay connected with Utah360 app.
The Women of Utah will once again open the season at Scera Park in Orem, Utah, for the UVU Invitational (Aug. 29). Utah's lone home meet of the year – which will be known as the Beehive Invitational – is moved up by a month and will be held on Friday, Sept. 12, at Sugar House Park.
Utah then gets a sneak peek of this year's NCAA Championships course as it competes at the Gans Creek Classic on Friday, Sept. 26, hosted by Missouri. It'll then send a select group up north to Logan, Utah, a couple weeks later for the Steve T. Reeder Memorial Invitational (Sept. 10).
The Utes return to Nuttycombe Invitational for the fourth-straight year on Friday, Oct. 17, as they close out the 2025 regular-season at the Zimmer Championship Course.
Kansas plays host to this year's Big 12 Championships, which will be held on Halloween at Rim Rock Farm. The Utes finished third last year at the conference meet in their first year as members of the Big 12.
Utah then returns home to host the NCAA Mountain Regional for the first time since 2019 at the Regional Athletic Complex on Friday, Nov. 14. The last time Utah hosted a championship meet at the RAC was back in 2021 for the Pac-12 Championships.
Should the Utes earn an AQ spot (top-two in each regional) or an at-large berth on Selection Saturday, they'll return to Gans Creek Cross Country Course on Saturday, Nov. 22, for the NCAA Championships.
For the latest news and information on the Utah cross country and track & field programs, fans can stay connected online at www.UtahUtes.com, on social media by following on Facebook, X and Instagram or stay connected with Utah360 app.
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