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Campus Connection: Grand Valley State - Nov 02, 2007
posted by: Josh
The winner of the Division II Directors’ Cup each of the past four years, Grand Valley State has made a tradition out of being the top all-around athletics department in the country. Last Saturday, Grand Valley defeated Ferris State on the football field, 34-7, to win a Division II-record 36th consecutive game. A national contender in almost every sport, all 19 Laker teams advanced to NCAA championship play last year. On today’s edition of Campus Connection, Grand Valley State Director of Athletics Tim Selgo discusses the university’s athletics success, but more importantly, says it’s the performance of the Laker student-athletes in the classroom and the school’s commitment to the Division II philosophy that make the program truly special.
CommentsPicked up win number 37 Saturday against Saginaw Valley, 21-10. And did you catch the Laker Men’s Basketball win against Michigan State in Lansing Friday? I think it is great to see Grand Valley compete at such a high level in all athletics. They do a very good job of recuriting and handling their players. I think every school should follow their blueprint. Post a Comment |
  
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