WWU Track & Field travels to GNAC Outdoor Championships

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BELLINGHAM, Wash. – The Western Washington University track & field program competes Friday and Saturday at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships, hosted by Western Oregon University at McArthur Field.

The meet begins Friday afternoon with field events starting at 2 pm and track events at 2:45 pm. The Friday track schedule features distance events and the preliminaries for the sprints and middle distance events. Competition continues with a 10 am start for field events and a 12 pm start for track events on Saturday.

GNAC Outdoor Championships
The GNAC Outdoor Championships can be followed with live results at GNAC.Live. The live results feature a live scoreboard, event lists, team scores and the option to subscribe for results notifications via email, text and/or Twitter.

Tickets for the GNAC Outdoor Championships can be purchased at GNACtickets.com until the online sales deadline ends at midnight on Thursday, May 10. Online ticket prices are $9 for adults and $5 for children, students and seniors. Box office prices for the meet are $10 for adults and $6 for children, students and seniors.

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