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The Grand Valley State Men's and Women's Basketball teams were back in Allendale this past weekend for their first home contests of 2026 as they took on the Wayne State Warriors (Thursday) and Purdue ...

To kick off the 2026 calendar year, the Grand Valley State Men's and Women's Basketball teams took the trip to the Upper Peninsula on New Year's Day for a pair of GLIAC contests against the Michigan T...

The 2025 calendar year is officially in the books, and here's how the year ended for the Grand Valley State Men's and Women's Basketball teams this past week with more non-conference action: *GVSU MEN...

It was a light week on the hardwood for the GVSU Men's and Women's Basketball teams as only one game was played this past weekend between the two programs due to finals taking place to conclude the fa...

The nationally ranked Grand Valley State Men's and Women's Basketball teams embarked on the opening of GLIAC play for the 2025-26 season this past weekend at home against the Lake Superior State Laker...

Life is good on the hardwood currently for the Grand Valley State Men's and Women's Basketball programs as both teams wrapped up the month of November with 6-0 records following two more non-conferenc...

With the Laker Women not having a game this week, the Grand Valley State Men's Basketball team took the trek to Sioux Falls, South Dakota over the weekend for a pair of non-conference contests against...

The Grand Valley State Men's and Women's Basketball teams are off to fast starts for the 2025-26 season with both teams going a combined 6-0 through the first couple of weekends. Also, both teams have...

The first all-time meeting in Allendale between #21 Grand Valley State and Roosevelt was a one-sided contest from the beginning as the "Battle of the Lakers" was controlled by the home team as GVSU to...

The #23-ranked Grand Valley State Football team looked to stay unbeaten in the month of November as they squared off against a stout Michigan Tech Huskies squad as both teams looked to keep their narr...