GVSU Softball season ends with CWS loss to Augustana
No. 13 Grand Valley State ends 2021 at the College World Series with a 13-2 defeat to No. 1 Augustana at MSU Denver Assembly Complex. Lakers finish 45-10, 1-2 at the site, as Holmen Henning Segorski depart. Lakers claim fourth straight GLIAC regular season title and third straight GLIAC tournament title before a second straight CWS appearance.
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Trials Continue From Page One Michigan Swimmer Aims For NCAA Final
Michigan Lakeshore Aquatics coach Jim Whitehead notes Cook Weeks has matured into a focused swimmer. Weeks credits COVID with reshaping priorities, leading to his best year and renewed drive as he approaches Olympic trials. He plans to train hard for one final collegiate season.
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GVSU claims national titles in men’s and women’s track events
Rockford native senior Isaac Harding won the 5000m in 14 13.78 to give GVSU its sole individual national championship. The Lakers also excelled in the 3000m steeplechase, 400m relays, and field events, led by coach Jerry Baltes in his 22nd year, as the men scored 76 points and the women finished runner-up with 77 points to highlight a strong national meet showing.
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Charlotte Brings Normal to NASCAR at Charlotte Motor Speedway
Charlotte hosted a near-normal NASCAR weekend with a 50,000 crowd, reflecting a shift toward pre pandemic routines. Kyle Larson won the Coca Cola 600 for Hendrick Motorsports as fans, sponsors, and VIPs returned, while drivers like Ryan Newman and Chase Elliott noted the restored atmosphere and familiar practices.
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