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GVSU Advances to 2009 Division II National Championship Game

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The Lakers of Grand Valley State University will once again be travelling to Florence, Alabama for the Division II National Championship game!

With a 41-27 win over the Eagles of Carson-Newman, the Lakers are set to take on the rival Bearcats from Northwest Missouri State University. The Bearcats advanced with a 56-31 semifinal win over the Vulcans from California University of Pennsylvania on Saturday December 5th.

The championship game is set for 1pm on Saturday December 12th and will be nationally televised on ESPN2.

More championship details as well as semifinal photos tomorrow.

GO LAKERS!

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