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2013 GWC Outdoor Championships Courtney Parker CSU Bakersfield Martin Cassé UT-Pan American Matt Perri Houston Baptist 2013 Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track Championships May 3-5 ♦ Turner Stadium ♦ Humble, Texas Hosted by Houston Baptist University McKell Camp-Nielson Utah Valley Jonathan Daudelin NJIT Alisha Wren Chicago State Note: The facility map above details locations for events and services during the GWC Championships. Entry will be through the gates at the scoreboard end of the stadium, adjacent to the parking area. Dear Participants, Family Members, Friends and Fans, After a successful event here in Humble last season, the Great West returns to Turner Stadium for the 2013 Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The 250 student-athletes who are competing at this state of the art track and field complex have hopes of advancing to the NCAA regional competition in two weeks. The staff at Houston Baptist University has done a wonderful job preparing for this championship, which should be the peak of the season for the competing student-athletes and coaches from each Great West institution. We are looking for a very competitive outdoor championship as many league records fell and new champions were crowned during our indoor championship in late February just south of here at the University of Houston. Host Houston Baptist captured both the men’s and women’s indoor titles, stopping reigning champion Utah Valley which finished as runner-up on both the men’s and women’s side. With six institutions competing this weekend, we anticipate having several student-athletes advance to NCAA regional competition either in Greensboro, N.C, or Austin, Texas, with an opportunity to compete in the NCAA Championships, June 5-8 in Eugene, Ore. The championships that will be contested over this three-day period represent just two of the 12 events the Great West will conduct during our fourth full year as an all-sport conference. The Great West and its member institutions recognize the importance of each of these championships for the student-athletes, coaches and fans alike, and the league makes it a priority for each competition to be a first-class event. On behalf of the entire league staff, I would like to wish all of this week’s participants the best of luck as they compete for the 2013 Great West Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Ed Grom Commissioner Great West Conference 2012-13 Great West Conference Championships Tournament Championship Dates Location Host Institution Champion Champion Men’s Cross Country Oct. 27, 2012 Chicago, Ill. Chicago State Utah Valley N/A Women’s Cross Country Oct. 27, 2012 Chicago, Ill. Chicago State Utah Valley N/A Women’s Soccer Nov. 3-5, 2012 Orem, Utah Utah Valley Utah Valley Utah Valley Volleyball Nov. 16-17, 2012 Orem, Utah Utah Valley UVU & HBU Utah Valley Men’s Indoor Track & Field Feb. 23-24, 2013 Houston, Texas HBU & UTPA Houston Baptist N/A Women’s Indoor Track & Field Feb. 23-24, 2013 Houston, Texas HBU & UTPA Houston Baptist N/A Men’s Basketball Mar. 14-16, 2013 Chicago, Ill. Chicago State NJIT Chicago State Women’s Basketball Mar. 14-16, 2013 Chicago, Ill. Chicago State Utah Valley NJIT Women’s Golf Apr. 24-26, 2013 San Antonio, Texas UTPA & HBU Houston Baptist N/A Men’s Outdoor Track & Field May 3-5, 2013 Humble, Texas Houston Baptist Women’s Outdoor Track & Field May 3-5, 2013 Humble, Texas Houston Baptist Baseball May 21-25, 2013 Newark, N.J. NJIT Great West Conference Ed Grom - Commissioner Jacque Cottrell - Director of Media Relations P.O. Box 9344 Mike Sharpe - Assistant Commissioner Cliff Martin - Assistant Director of Media Relations Naperville, IL 60567 1 2013 Great West Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships Meet Schedule Friday, May 3 Combined Events 2:00 pm ..................................................................................Men Decathlon: 100m FINALS 2:30 pm ...................................................................................Women Heptathlon: 100m Hurdles FINALS .....................................................................................Men Decathlon: Long Jump FINALS .....................................................................................Women Heptathlon: High Jump FINALS .....................................................................................Men Decathlon: Shot Put FINALS .....................................................................................Men Decathlon: High Jump FINALS .....................................................................................Women Heptathlon: Shot Put FINALS .....................................................................................Women Heptathlon: 200m FINALS .....................................................................................Men Decathlon: 400m FINALS Saturday, May 4 Combined Events 12:00 pm .................................................................................Men Decathlon: 110m Hurdles FINALS 12:30 pm .................................................................................Women Heptathlon: Long Jump FINALS .....................................................................................Men Decathlon: Discus FINALS .....................................................................................Women Heptathlon: Javelin FINALS .....................................................................................Men Decathlon: Pole Vault FINALS .....................................................................................Women Heptathlon: 800m FINALS .....................................................................................Men Decathlon: Javelin FINALS .....................................................................................Men Decathlon: 1500m FINALS Field Events 1:00 pm ...................................................................................Men Shot Put FINALS 1:00 pm ...................................................................................Women Long Jump FINALS 1:00 pm ...................................................................................Men High Jump FINALS 4:00 pm ..................................................................................Women Shot Put FINALS 4:00 pm ..................................................................................Men Long Jump FINALS 5:00 pm ..................................................................................Men Pole Vault FINALS Track Events 4:05 pm ...................................................................................Women 1500m Prelims 4:25 pm ...................................................................................Men 1500m Prelims 4:50 pm ...................................................................................Women 100m Hurdles Prelims 5:05 pm ...................................................................................Women 110m Hurdles Prelims 5:25 pm ...................................................................................Women 400m Prelims 5:40 pm ...................................................................................Men 400m Prelims 6:00 pm ..................................................................................Women 100m Prelims 6:15 pm ....................................................................................Men 100m Prelims 6:35 pm ...................................................................................Women 800m Prelims 6:50 pm...................................................................................Men 800m Prelims 7:15 pm ....................................................................................Women 400m Hurdles Prelims 7:30 pm ...................................................................................Men 400m Hurdles Prelims 7:55 pm ...................................................................................Women 200m Prelims 8:05 pm ...................................................................................Men 200m Prelims 8:20 pm ...................................................................................Women 3000m Steeplechase FINALS 8:40 pm ...................................................................................Men 3000m Steeplechase FINALS 2 2013 Great West Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships Meet Schedule Sunday, May 5 Field Events 10:00 am ................................................................................Women High Jump FINALS 10:00 am ................................................................................Men Discus FINALS 10:00 am ................................................................................Women Pole Vault FINALS 10:00 am ................................................................................Men Triple Jump FINALS 1:00 pm ...................................................................................Women Discus FINALS 1:00 pm ...................................................................................Women Triple Jump FINALS Track Events 11:50 am ..................................................................................NATIONAL ANTHEM 12:00 pm .................................................................................Men 4x100 Meter Relay FINALS 12:05 pm .................................................................................Women 4x100 Meter Relay FINALS 12:15 pm ...................................................................................Men 1500 Meter Run FINALS 12:25 pm ..................................................................................Women
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