Citrus College Cross country

Association: CCCAA
Conference: WESTERN-STATE
Teams: Men & women Cross country
Location: United States
Tuition & fees, 2025–26: From $1,254 USD
Undergraduates: 13,136

Overview

About Citrus

Citrus College has men’s and women’s cross country, competing in CCCAA as a member of the Western State Conference (WESTERN-STATE). The Owls train at Citrus Stadium (400m outdoor track). Citrus is in Glendora, California, with 13,136 undergraduates, and 2025–26 tuition and fees start at $1,254 USD.

Teams

Owls cross country

Men's cross country: Team site
Women's cross country: Team site

Recruiting standards

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Coaching staff

Alan WaddingtonHead Cross Country Coach
Antonella CuringaAssistant Cross Country Coach

Campus and facilities

Established: 1915
Website: citruscollege.edu

Facilities

Academics

Language

English is the language of instruction at CC

Fields of study

Learn more about academic programs at Citrus College →

Admissions and graduation

Graduated within three years: 49%

Graduation rate for full-time students who started in fall 2022. Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard

Cost

Tuition and fees, 2025–26

In-state: $1,254 USD
Out-of-state: $11,334 USD
International (same as out-of-state): $11,334 USD

Full cost for a first-year student

Cost of attendance, 2024–25: $11,080 USD
Average net price, 2024–25: $850 USD

Cost of attendance is tuition, fees, books, housing and food for a year. Net price is what students who got federal aid paid on average after grants and scholarships.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard