Wayne State Women Preparing for GLIAC Championships at Final Tune-Up Meets
Wayne State University women's track and field team is gearing up for the GLIAC Championships through final tune-up meets at Grand Valley State and Concordia University this weekend.
By the Numbers- Junior Emily Gordon aims for an NCAA Provisional time of at least 2:11.87 in the 800m run.
- Redshirt senior Thailyia Christensen, ranked 15th in NCAA Division 2 in steeplechase, will compete.
- Redshirt senior Katherine Ray targets the NCAA Provisional time of 4:31.00 in the 1,500m run.
- Junior Reagan Justice will run for the NCAA Provisional mark of 17:03.78 in the 5K.
- The GLIAC Championships start on May 1st at Grand Valley State.
- Competitors are participating in final preparations for the upcoming GLIAC Championships.
- The team will engage in various track and field events at different meets this weekend.
- The athletes will aim to achieve NCAA Provisional times and personal bests.
The GLIAC Championships kick off on May 1st with the heptathlon, followed by the full WSU team competing on May 2nd and 3rd.
Bottom LineThe Wayne State women's track and field team is intensively preparing for the GLIAC Championships through strategic participation in tune-up meets, aiming for top performances and qualifications ahead of the prestigious competition in May.
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