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Western Washington University We are extremely excited to bring our indoor track and field championships to The Podium, surely one of the finest venues of its kind, anywhere, GNAC commissioner Dave Haglund said in a statement.
The GNAC needed to find a new venue for their championship after Boise State University and the Ford Idaho Center announced the event would no longer be able to be held at the venue.
The Podium is currently set to open in the summer of 2021. The GNAC championships would happen just days before the 2022 USATF Indoor Championships.
The Podium will be a multi-purpose sports complex with the ability to host local, national and international competitions. The venue will make Spokane more competitive as a host city, according to the venue’s FAQ page. When not used for national events the venue will also provide space for local sports programming and youth sports, as well as other community events and gatherings.