Sioux City, Iowa – Honors for the 2025 Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Outdoor Track and Field Season have been announced.
The top Track and Field Performances-of-the-Meet and the Coaching Staff-of-the-Year honors were voted on by the league coaches. GPAC Athlete-of-the-Year honors went to the highest individual point scorers in the meet.
The Outstanding Performances-of-the-Meet were voted on by the league coaches and are as follows:
Women’s Track Performance –
Adrianna Rodencal, Concordia – 400 Hurdles – 58.90 – GPAC Record
Women’s Field Performance –
Abi Wohlgemuth, Concordia – Hammer Throw – 180-01
Men’s Track Performance –
Zach Turner, Dordt – 400 Meter Hurdles – 49.99 – GPAC Record
Men’s Field Performance –
Robert Atwater, Midland – Triple Jump – 49-04.25
Adrianna Rodencal from Concordia and Robert Atwater from Midland were named the Hauff Mid-America Sports GPAC Outdoor Track and Field Outstanding Athletes-of-the-Year. Rodencal scored 41 points in the meet for the Bulldogs, while Atwater scored 38 points for the Warriors.
Ed Fye from Doane, representing the Tigers coaching staff and program, has been named the Jim McMahon/Hauff Mid-America Sports GPAC Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Staff-of-the-Year after leading Doane to the women’s team title (222 points). Ed Fye from Doane, representing the Tigers coaching staff and program, was named the Fred Beile/Hauff Mid-America Sports Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Staff-of-the-Year after leading Doane to the men’s team title (233.5 points).
The 2025 GPAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships were held in Hastings, Nebraska, and were hosted by Hastings College at the Jack Osborne Track Complex.
The top eight in each event and top three relays are considered GPAC All-Conference for Indoor Track and Field.
For the full results, click here.
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