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  • Lund Center Project to Break Ground This Spring

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    jakin

    The expansion and renovation of Gustavus Adolphus College’s wellness and athletic facility begins in April 2021.

  • Gustavus Winter Sports Begin MIAC Schedules Feb. 6

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    siewert

    Gustavus winter sports teams will begin their conference seasons on Saturday, Feb. 6 after the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) Presidents’ Council voted to approve plans for a return to competitive athletics this winter.

  • MIAC Postpones 2020 Fall Sports

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    siewert

    The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) announced Tuesday it will postpone fall 2020 competition in cross country, football, soccer, and volleyball due to the ongoing pandemic. The conference is working to develop spring schedules for those sports, which have been deemed at medium- or high-risk for coronavirus transmission by the NCAA.

  • MIAC Cancels 2020 Fall Non-Conference Contests

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    siewert

    The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) announced today that non-conference contests are cancelled for the 2020 fall sports season. More changes could be made in the future, as Presidents and Athletic Directors continue to explore opportunities for the fall.

  • Gustavus vs. St. Scholastica to Become MIAC Matchup in 2021

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    siewert

    Big changes are coming to the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference a year from now. The conference announced Wednesday the College of St. Scholastica has been accepted as a new member of the league, beginning the 2021-22 academic year.

  • MIAC Cancels Spring Sports Season

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    siewert

    The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) Presidents’ Council has voted to cancel the 2020 conference regular season and postseason championships for spring-sports through the remainder of the academic year, effective immediately. The decision was based on the ongoing impact of the coronavirus, following the lead of the NCAA canceling spring-sport championships and many other conferences…