HOUGHTON, Mich. – The Michigan Tech track & field teams are prepared to travel downstate to Allendale, Michigan, for the 2025 GLIAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships hosted by Grand Valley State on Thursday and Friday.
Live results and a live stream ($) of the championship can be found at Michigantechhuskies.com/live.Â
The Huskies will have 16 men and 11 women competing across seven events at the conference meet, with five student-athletes collecting performances that would score at the championships during the regular season.Â
John Paul Norland, the men's 800m runner-up from a season ago, ranks sixth in the event with his season-opening time of 1:50.87. First-year 800m specialist Grace Folkema resides eighth in the conference with her 2:13.93 effort.
Tucker Ringhand, the school record holder over 5,000m (14:23.21), sits in the seventh spot in the results during the regular season and claimed runner-up honors at the GLIAC Championships two seasons ago. Sophomore standout Sophia Rhein sits seventh in the women's 5,000m with her 17:12.26 performance at the UW-Platteville Invitational.
Veteran Cedar Gordon has the eighth-fastest time in the 10,000m with her season-debuting time of 37:06.07.
Callen Carrier, who placed seventh in the men's 3,000m steeplechase a year ago, has the fifth-best time in the event within the league, clocking a 9:23.59 the last time out while Zeb Swager has the eighth-best time in the GLIAC with his 9:43.73 effort at the Chippewa Challenge.
Women's steeplechaser Claire Endres makes her return to the championship meet following a redshirt spring a season ago, sitting at ninth in the event with her time of 11:21.02 set at the Chippewa Challenge.
