Regarding winning both the women's and men's league titles Doane Head Coach Ed Fye stated, "We knew it would be close on both sides, especially on the women's side it would be really tough. Based on where the athletes ranked in the conference going in, we knew we would need some special performances because those places don't hold when the day is done. We trailed midway through but kept chipping away and had enough depth to get it done again."

The Doane women scored 167 points on the day and out distanced second place Concordia by 12 points. The Bulldogs scores 155 points. Nebraska Wesleyan was third with 106 points. The Tiger men scored 207.5 points on the day and outdistanced second place Concordia by 53.5 points. The Bulldogs scored 154 points. Nebraska Wesleyan was third with 133 points.

Concordia's Charista Zehnder was named the Female Outstanding Athlete-of-the-Meet, and the 2009 GPAC Outdoor Women's Track and Field Athlete-of-the-Year, scoring 31.5 points for the Bulldogs. Individually Zehnder placed second in the 100, 200, and Long Jump. In the triple jump she placed sixth. She was also on the winning 4x400 and second place 4x100 relays.

Doane's Virgil Mitchell was named the Male Outstanding Athlete-of-the-Meet, and the 2009 GPAC Outdoor Women's Track and Field Athlete-of-the-Year, scoring 22.5 points for the Tigers. Mitchell individually won the 110 hurdles and 400. He was also on the winning Tiger 4x400 relay.

Five records were set on the day at Williams Field:

Women's 3,000 Meter Steeplechase - Bridget Baldwin, Nebraska Wesleyan - 10:55.72

Women's 4x800 Relay - Hastings (Broekmeier, Farmer, Curtis, Shaw) - 9:16.32

Women's Discus - Laura Wortman, Mount Marty - 168-01 (51.24 meters)

Men's 4x800 Relay - Concordia (Tucker, Egger, Bloomfield, Saalfeld) - 7:48.46

Men's Discus - Jared Schuurmans, Doane - 183-09 (56.01 meters)

The Outstanding Performances-of-the-Meet and Coaches-of-the-Year will be named next week.