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Rice University Women's Cross Country

NCAA D1American ConferenceHouston, TX
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Coaching Staff (1)

Jim Bevan
Jim Bevan

Head Coach

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Email Coach Bevan 2025 TTFCA Hall of Fame 2023 Conference USA Outdoor Coach of the Year 2021 USTFCCCA South Central Cross Country Coach of the Year 2020 Conference USA Indoor Coach of the Year 2017 Elizabeth Gillis Award for Exemplary Service by Rice University (Award given to the one faculty/staff member at Rice for outstanding service to the school) 2016 Conference USA Cross Country Coach of the Year 2016 Conference USA Outdoor Coach of the Year 2015 Conference USA Cross Country Coach of the Year 2008 Conference USA Indoor Coach of the Year 2008 Conference USA Outdoor Coach of the Year 2007 NCAA South Central Regional Cross Country Coach of the Year 2007 Conference USA Cross Country Coach of the Year 2007 Conference USA Outdoor Coach of the Year 2007 Conference USA Indoor Coach of the Year 2005 Conference USA Cross Country Coach of the Year 2002 Western Athletic Conference Cross Country Coach of the Year 1999 Western Athletic Conference Cross Country Coach of the Year 1994 Southwest Conference Cross Country Coach of the Year Veteran cross country and track and field coach Jim Bevan enters his 40th season (2025-26) with the Rice women’s track and field program and his 21st year as head coach of the Rice Owls. During Rice's stay in Conference USA under Bevan’s tutelage, the Owls were one of the league’s annual contenders for the team trophy and captured 13 team titles between cross country (2005, 2007, 2015, 2016), indoor (2007, 2008, 2009, 2020) and outdoor (2007, 2008, 2009

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The Rice University Women's Cross Country program currently has 1 coaching staff member listed.
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Jim Bevan is the current head coach of Rice University Women's Cross Country.
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Rice University competes in NCAA D1 (Division I).
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Academic Snapshot

NCAA D1PrivateNCAA since 1913Graduate
6100 S Main Street, Houston, TX 77005
Acceptance Rate
8%
Undergrad Enrollment
4,562
Avg Net Price
$12,640/yr
In-State Tuition
$58,128/yr
Out-of-State Tuition
$58,128/yr
Avg SAT
1,553
6-Year Graduation Rate
96%
Freshman Retention
98%
Avg Earnings (10yr)
$91,600/yr

Last verified: Mar 2026

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