Keep Creighton running
Creighton cross country promotes perseverance, leadership and integrity — skills that endure with our student-athletes long after they've left the trail.
Donors like you keep our program running. Your gift helps ensure that our coaches and student-athletes have what they need to go further, to achieve more.
With your support, we will continue to provide student-athletes with a rewarding experience. We will attract and retain dedicated faculty and staff. We will improve our facilities.
We will, with your help, transform lives — one mile at a time.
The cross country program provides student-athletes with the best opportunity to pursue athletic goals that align with their academic pursuits of excellence at Creighton.
— Matthew Fayers, graduate assistant with the cross country program
Creighton Athletics
Our move to the BIG EAST is more than an honor for our athletics program. It’s a testament to the level of our academics and reputation throughout the country.
Fueled by you
Creighton Athletics has a long and storied history. Multiple programs have competed in the NCAA Tournament, continuing the University’s 30-year streak with at least one NCAA Tournament team.
In 2013, our move to the BIG EAST Conference brought an unprecedented level of national attention — to Creighton and Omaha.
It also created countless opportunities for our nearly 300 student-athletes, who have access to some of the best coaches, faculty and facilities in the nation.
We know it takes more than great skills to compete. It requires endurance — endurance fueled by you.
Creighton Athletics
It's about more than sports. Our student-athletes are committed to community, service and academic excellence. And every step of the way, they're supported by one of the best fan bases in the nation.
success rate
Creighton has a 96% success rate for our student-athlete graduates.
hours
Athletics staff and student-athletes have completed 5,000 hours of community service.
in the nation
Creighton is No. 5 in the nation for average home attendance at men’s basketball games.