Wayne State Women鈥檚 Track & Field Earns USTFCCCA All-Academic Honors
The Wayne State University women's track and field team achieved national recognition by being ranked tied for ninth among all NCAA Division 2 programs, boasting a 3.66 GPA. They placed fourth in the Midwest Region and second in the GLIAC while setting a new team record with 12 USTFCCCA All-Academic Athlete awards. Coach Grant Lofdahl praised the team for their academic excellence and continued success. The leadership from captains with a combined GPA of 3.78 has been instrumental in setting high academic standards. The team aims to strive for top rankings again next year.
By the Numbers- WSU women's track team GPA: 3.66
- 12 student-athletes received USTFCCCA All-Academic recognition, a new school record.
- Ranked fourth in the Midwest Region and second in the GLIAC.
- Team has consistently placed in the top-10 nationally for two consecutive years.
The team plans to continue building on their academic and competitive success, targeting top finishes in the GLIAC and Midwest Region next year. They aim to break new records and increase the number of All-Academic Athletes.
Bottom LineWayne State's women's track and field team exemplifies the intersection of athletic and academic excellence, setting ambitious goals for future success while maintaining strong leadership and commitment to education.
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