INDIANAPOLIS -- Outdoor track and field action continues this week as multiple Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) programs compete across the midwest. All 12 G-MAC schools will be back in action Friday and Saturday as teams continue to kick off their outdoor track and field season.

 

G-MAC Programs in Action

Ashland, Findlay, Hillsdale, Tiffin, Northwood, and Thomas More will travel to Cedarville University to compete in the Yellow Jacket Collegiate Open. For Cedarville, Findlay, and Thomas More, this marks their first competition since the conclusion of the indoor national championships in Virginia Beach. Ashland, Hillsdale, Tiffin, and Northwood have already begun their outdoor campaigns earlier this season.

Additional competition opportunities across the Midwest include:

• Hillsdale will also send athletes to Colorado for the Chuck Haering Classic.

• Tiffin will send additional athletes to North Carolina for the Raleigh Relays.

Recent Notable Performances:

• Joyce Stallard (So., Ashland) 26.01 seconds in the women’s 200 meters.

• Kara Fields (Jr., Ashland) 1.59 meters in the women’s high jump.

• Molly Winner (Jr., Ashland) 15.16 meters in the women’s shot put.

• Olivia Drozd (Jr., Tiffin) 4:28.55 in the women’s 1500 meters.

• Gregoire Goupil (So., Tiffin) 14.10 in the men’s 110 hurdles.

• Jordan Cortner (So., Tiffin) 52.98 in the men’s 400 hurdles.

• Blake Vier (Jr., Northwood) 13.73 in the men’s 110 hurdles.

• Breanna Hyde (Jr., Northwood) 5.52 meters in the women’s long jump.

• Luke Eros (So., Northwood) 51.02 meters in the men’s discus.

 

Malone and Ohio Dominican

 

Malone and Ohio Dominican will travel to North Carolina to compete in the Raleigh Relays. This will be Ohio Dominican’s first outdoor meet of the season and Malone’s second. Ohio Dominican will also send a separate group of athletes to Granville, Ohio, to compete at the Denison Lid-Lifter Meet.

 

Recent Highlights:

• Phil Stupka (Jr., Malone) 10.53 seconds in the men’s 100 meters.

• Allea Graves (So., Malone) 2:23.00 in the women’s 800 meters

• Bryant Thompson (Fr., Malone) 10.70 seconds in the men’s 100 meters.

 

Walsh

 

Walsh will travel to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to compete in the Carnegie Mellon Invitational. The Cavaliers are coming off a strong indoor season, highlighted by Joel Brown’s runner-up finish in the heptathlon at the national championships. Walsh sent three athletes to the national meet and will look to carry that momentum into the outdoor season.

 

Recent Highlights:

•  Nathan Kessler (So., Walsh) 10.76 seconds in the men’s 100 meters.

• Kayden Schoelles (Jr., Walsh) 1:55.62 in the men’s 800 meters. 

• Kendra Berger (Fr., Walsh) 3.00 meters in the women’s pole vault.

• Tatum Miller (Jr., Walsh) 41.87 meters in the women’s discus.

 

Ursuline

 

Ursuline will open its outdoor season at the Denison Lid-Lifter Meet in Granville, Ohio, alongside Ohio Dominican. The Arrows are coming off a seventh-place finish at the G-MAC Indoor Championships and will look to build momentum ahead of the G-MAC Outdoor Championships, scheduled for late April at Hillsdale.

 

Lake Erie

 

Lake Erie opened its 2026 outdoor season last week at Lee University. Alan de Falchi made a statement early after throwing 54.89 meters in the men’s discus hitting the NCAA qualifying mark. The Storm return to action this weekend at the Amy Adams Memorial Invitational, hosted by Muskingum University.

 

Recent Highlights:

• Genesis Ghide-Bryan (Jr., Lake Erie) 12.62 in the women’s 100 meters.

• Bryce Michaelis (Sr., Lake Erie) 51.71 in the men’s 400 meters.

•  Maggie Waldo (Sr., Lake Erie) 1.65 meters in the women’s high jump.

• Alan de Falchi (Sr., Lake Erie) 54.89 meters in the men’s discus.