Friday
Meet Info
Updated Time Schedule
Alphabetical List
Men's and women's 5k Race
Live Results
Friday's Meet Program

Saturday
Meet Info
Updated Meet Schedule
Alphabetical List
Live Results
Field Heat Sheets (Throws begin at 9:00 a.m., while the rest of the field starts at 10:00 a.m.)

The Grand Valley State track and field teams are back home this weekend and are set to host the GVSU Big Meet-Friday, on Friday (Feb. 9) and the GVSU Big Meet-Saturday, on Saturday (Feb. 10); as this year the GVSU Big Meet will be split into two separate meets. The Lakers enter the meets with the number one national ranking on the women's side, while the men moved up two spots in the ranking and sit as the number two ranked team in the poll.
 
The Big Meets will be the largest meets that GVSU has hosted thus far this season and will include several Division I programs. Friday's meet will begin at 10:00 a.m. with the 5,000 meter race as the first event, while the field events will commence at 12:00 p.m. Saturday's meet starts at 9:00 a.m. with field events, followed by the track events at 10:00 a.m.
 
At the top of this page there information regarding the meets schedule, program, general information, heat sheets and a link for live results will also be provided (as they become available). FloTrack will also be providing coverage for the meet and that can be found here.
 
Last week the Lakers had four top performers that swept the GLIAC Track and Field Athlete of the Week awards. The men had a first place finish by Jacob Battani in the pole vault (5.12 meters, 16' 9.5'', a NCAA provisional mark) at the Hillsdale Wide-Track Classic, as Wuoi Mach set a school record and an NCAA automatic mark in the 3,000 meter race with a time of 8:04.81 during the Meyo Invitational. On the women's side, Rachael Walters and Elli Kimes had strong performances in their events, as Kimes tabbed a first place finish in the pole vault (3.82m, 12' 6.25", a NCAA provisional mark) during the Hillsdale Wide-Track Classic. Walters hit an NCAA automatic time after she finished second in the 800 meter race during the Meyo Invitational with a time of 2:06.41, which was the fourth fastest time ever in the meet's history.