Having claimed the past seven SEC Championships in cross country, the Razorback women are predicted to garner its eighth consecutive title and 21st overall this fall as decided by a vote of the league’s head coaches.

Arkansas returns to competition mode this fall with a four-meet cross country season which will introduce a slew of Razorback newcomers joining a pair of returning seniors, who were members of the 2019 national championship team.

Following the announcement of SEC plans for the 2020 cross country season, the Razorbacks will have a four-meet season which concludes with the SEC Championships on October 30 in Baton Rouge.

The Southeastern Conference has established new start dates and formats for the SEC cross country, soccer and volleyball seasons as well as the fall golf and tennis seasons, as the 14 members of the SEC continue to monitor developments related to COVID-19, SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey announced Thursday.

After 76 years as a member of the Southwest Conference, the Razorbacks made a bold move to a new conference home, a decision that would lead to unprecedented growth for both the University of Arkansas and the SEC and help ignite a change in the landscape of intercollegiate athletics.

Beginning Monday, our “20/20 Look Back” series will kick off here on ArkansasRazorbacks.com and across our social media platforms. I hope you will take an opportunity to check in each weekday to celebrate the phenomenal year that was 2019-20.

The Southeastern Conference announced Tuesday that it will postpone the start of volleyball, soccer and cross country competition through at least August 31. The decision will provide additional time to prepare for the safe return of competition on an adjusted timeline.