Georgia State's women's track and field team combined for a 3.07 grade point average for the fall semester.

The cross country team earned a 3.59 Grade Point Average for the fall semester, the second-highest average among the women's teams.

The Georgia State athletic department partnered with After-School All-Stars to collect gifts for children in need, and several student-athletes helped distribute the gifts at a Christmas party at City of Refuge near the GSU campus.

Women's track and field standout LaPorscha Wells and men's basketball player T.J. Shipes are the Georgia State Student-Athletes of the Week, powered by Georgia Power.

GSU's track and field team had multiple first-place finishers and another school record in the season indoor opening meet in Birmingham Friday.

GSU's LaPorscha Wells set a school record in the weight throw in the first event of the 2014-15 indoor track and field season.

BSC Icebreaker opens indoor track and field season on Friday in Birmingham, Ala. for Panthers.

Producing the Sun Belt Conference individual champion and having a team ranked as high as No. 10 in the NCAA South Region will make the 2014 Georgia State cross country season a memorable one in the history books.

Hannah Stefanoff finished 35th in Friday's NCAA South Region cross country championship. The senior clocked a personal-best 20:40.50 6K time, which was just 10 seconds from the top 25 and all-region honors.

Sun Belt champion Hannah Stefanoff will try to earn All-Region honors and qualify for the NCAA Championship race when she and her Georgia State teammates run Friday in the NCAA South Region championship.