2006-07 - Minnesota State University Mavericks

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TABLE OF CONTENTS & MEDIA NOTES
To The Media: This publication has
been prepared by the MSU Athletic Communications Office for use by members
of the media and friends of MSU women’s basketball. The book is designed to
supply you with the basic information
needed as you follow the Mavericks
through the 2006-07 season. Permission
is granted to quote any portion of this
publication in day-to-day coverage. For
more information, contact:
The Minnesota State University women’s
basketball team, which finished 12-16
overall in 2005-06, returns two starters
and welcomes seven newcomers to its
2006-07 squad.
Media Notes............................................ 1
Quick Facts & Media Information........... 2
Information & Directions........................ 3
Head Coach Lori Fish............................. 4
Asst. Coaches & Year-by-Year................ 5
Roster...................................................... 6
Season Outlook....................................... 7
Meet the Mavericks............................8-15
2005-06 Statistics & Results................. 16
2005-06 Individual Game-by-Game..... 17
2006-07 NCC Composite Schedule...... 18
NCC Information.................................. 19
2005-06 NCC Standings & Awards...... 20
Taylor Center........................................ 21
2006-07 Opponents..........................22-23
Pepsi Tip-Off......................................... 24
Year-by-Year....................................25-27
Team-by-Team.................................28-29
Recordbook........................................... 30
All-Time Roster.................................... 31
Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees........... 32
Middle insert contains information on the
City of Mankato, Minnesota State University
academics and athletics, MSU’s national
team and individual champions, MSU’s
North Central Conference team championships, MSU staff bios and directory and
MSU facilities.
www.msumavericks.com
Paul Allan
Assistant AD/Communications
Minnesota State University, Mankato
175 Taylor Center
Mankato, MN 56001
Office: 507-389-2625
Home: 507-381-7503
E-mail: [email protected]
Credentials: Working press box
credentials will be issued only to accredited newspapers, magazines, radio
and television reporters. Please make
all requests for credentials in advance
by phone or mail to the MSU Athletic
Communications Office. Credentials can
be mailed or picked up the day of the
game at Taylor Center.
week should be set up through the MSU
Athletic Communications Office.
Weekly Releases: A press release and
cumulative statistics will be e-mailed or
faxed every Monday during the season.
Requests to receive the release and other
materials should be made through the
MSU Athletic Communications Office.
MSU’s releases, statistics and other
pertinent material will also be posted
on the MSU Athletics Web Site:
People with special needs who will
be attending any Minnesota State University athletic event should call 507389-6111 24-hours in advance. This
publication is also available in alternative
formats upon request.
Photography Area: Credentialed
photographers are permitted to shoot
from the side of the court outside of the
players’ benches. Photographers should
direct requests for credentials to the MSU
Athletic Communications Office.
Parking: A limited number of parking passes are available for the working
media and will be issued on a first-come,
first-serve basis. Contact the MSU Athletic Communications Office for availability.
Press Row: The working press row
for MSU women’s basketball is located
on the floor of Taylor Center.
Interviews: Head coach Lori Fish is
available in her office during the week
in the mornings. After games, players
and coaches are available upon request.
Arrangements should be made with a
MSU Athletic Communications staff
member. Player interviews during the
On The Cover: Senior guards Jessica
Stanek and Alanna Wahl.
Cover design by SportPiX Graphic
Designer Eric Hoffman.
2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball
QUICK FACTS & MEDIA INFORMATION
Minnesota State Women’s Basketball
Covering the Mavericks
Newspapers
Quick Facts
Jim Rueda, Chad Courrier
Mankato Free Press
418 South 2nd St.
Mankato, MN 56001
507-625-4451
Location......................................................Mankato, Minn.
Founded........................................................................1868
Enrollment.................................................................14,036
Nickname.............................................................Mavericks
Colors......................................................... Purple and Gold
Facility............................................................ Taylor Center
Affiliation................................................ NCAA Division II
Conference .................................................... North Central
First Year of Competition...................................... 1966-67
All-Time Record...........................................492-485 (.504)
NCAA Tournament Appearances.........................1 (1986)
President.......................................... Dr. Richard Davenport
Director of Athletics....................................Kevin Buisman
Athletic Director Phone................................ 507-389-6111
Television
Perry Dyke, Erick Lind, Jim McCann
KEYC-TV
P.O. Box 128
Mankato, MN 56001
507-625-7905
Radio
Head Coach............................................................Lori Fish
Alma Mater.................................. South Dakota State ‘91
Record at MSU..............................................23-32 (.418)
Career Record...............................................23-32 (.418)
North Central Conference Record................8-16 (.333)
Fish’s Office Phone.....................................507-389-2678
Miskec’s E-mail................................. [email protected]
Assistant Coach................................................... Pam Gohl
Alma Mater................................................ Augustana ‘99
Gohl’s Office Phone...................................507-389-1458
Gohl’s [email protected]
Graduate Assistant Coach...................... Jessica Abrahams
Alma Mater......................................... St. Cloud State ‘03
Abrahams’ Office Phone............................507-389-5724
Abrahams’ E-mail.............. [email protected]
Mike Sullivan, Sports
KDOG Radio
Highway 14 East
Mankato, MN 56001
507-625-1420
Randall Harder, News & Sports
KYSM/KXLP
P.O. Box 3345
Mankato, MN 56003
507-345-4673
Casey Lloyd, Sports
KTOE Radio
Highway 14 East
Mankato, MN 56001
507-345-4537
Greg Travis, News & Sports
KEEZ Radio
54934 210 Lane
Mankato, MN 56001
507-345-4646
Sports Director
KMSU Radio
204 Alumni Foundation Center
Mankato, MN 56001
507-345-2921
Please direct all Minnesota State
Women’s Basketball inquiries to:
2005-06 Overall Record...................................12-16 (.429)
2005-06 NCC Record (Finish).................3-9 (Tied for 5th)
Letterwinners Returning...................................................7
Letterwinners Lost.............................................................4
Starters Returning.............................................................2
Starters Lost.......................................................................3
Jenny (Folgers) Baertsch
Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant
Minnesota State University, Mankato
175 Taylor Center
Mankato, MN 56001
Office: 507-389-2625
Cell: 847-287-6227
Fax: 507-389-1923
[email protected]
Assistant AD/Communications..........................Paul Allan
Allan’s [email protected]
Interim Assistant Director of
Athletic Communications.............................. Scott Nelsen
Nelsen’s [email protected]
Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant and
Women’s Basketball Contact......Jenny (Folgers) Baertsch
Baertsch’s E-mail.................. [email protected]
Athletic Communications
Graduate Assistant............................................ John Reger
Reger’s E-mail............................... [email protected]
Athletic Communications Phone.................507-389-2625
Athletic Communications Fax.....................507-289-1923
Website......................................... www.msumavericks.com
Sports Reporter
MSU Reporter
293 Centennial Student Union
Mankato, MN 56001
507-389-1776
The 2006-07 Minnesota State University,
Mankato Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a
production of the MSU Athletic Communications
Office, Paul Allan, Director. Editorial and
research assistance provided by Paul Allan,
Scott Nelsen, Jenny (Folgers) Baertsch, John
Reger and A.J. Petersen. Design done on a
Power Macintosh PowerBook using PageMager
7.0 and Adobe Photoshop. Presswork done by
MSU Printing Services. Graphic Support by Gail
Connelly, MSU Printing Services. Cover design
and photography by SportPiX.
INFORMATION & DIRECTIONS
Keep Up With The Mavericks
MSU Athletics offers several options for those who wish to keep up with what’s going on with the Mavericks.
Besides calling the main ofﬁce at 507-389-6111, you can use the following methods to get all the scoops:
TextMessaging:The Minnesota State Department of
Athletics has partnered with Midwest Wireless to offer
a text messaging system that automatically forwards
Maverick results to users’ wireless phones. Available
free of charge to all Midwest Wireless cellular phone
subscribers, those wishing to register can sign-up by
sending the text message “play” to phone number
“6287” (or MAVS spelled out). Users will receive a
text message shortly thereafter confirming they have
been added to the service. Once registered, users can
opt out of the program by sending the text message
“stop” to “6287.”
Hot Line: Through the cooperative efforts of the
Minnesota State Department of Athletics and Midwest
Wireless, a telephone “hot-line” is available for your
latest MSU Athletics information. Callers receive the
latest information and results on men’s and women’s
sports and upcoming events. The Maverick Sports
Hot-Linecan be accessed by dialing 507-380-9785 or
800-920-9785 in state.
MondayswiththeMavericks:MSU coaches
and staff gather every Monday at noon at Green Mill
(located at 330 Stadium Road in Stadium Centre) for a
weekly media luncheon. The public is invited, admission is free and lunch is available.
MSUontheWeb:Weekly press releases, statistics,
player and staff biographies, etc., on all of Minnesota
State’s 23 varsity sports are available at the official
website of MSU Athletics located at www.msumavericks.com.
Who We Are: According to official University
guidelines, there are only three acceptable usages of
the school name. The first official acceptable name is
“Minnesota State University, Mankato” and is to only
be used on the first reference of the school. Following
that, the only other acceptable usages of the school
name are “Minnesota State,” or “MSU” and no others.
The Minnesota State Athletic Communications Office
appreciates all cooperation with this matter.
Directions to Minnesota State University
FromSouth-BoundHighway169:Take the Mankato/North Mankato exit. Turn left at the stop light
and cross the bridge into Mankato. Turn right at the stop light on Broad Street. Continue on Broad Street
to the third stop light and turn left onto Warren Street. Follow Warren Street all the way up the hill until
you get to Stadium Road. Turn right on Stadium Road — Blakeslee Stadium is on the left, Taylor Center,
Myers Field House and Otto Arena are on the right.
FromEast-BoundHighway14: Exit to Highway 169 South and follow the directions above.
FromWest-Bound14/60:Exit at Highway 22 and turn left at the stop light. Continue on Highway 22
to Highway 83 and take a right at the stop light. Take the next right onto Victory Drive and the next
left on to Balcerzak Avenue at the stop light. Turn left at Monks Avenue and right at the stop sign on
Stadium Road. Follow Stadium Road for two blocks to reach campus.
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2006-07MaverickWomen’sBasketball
HEAD COACH LORI FISH
Now in her third season with the
Minnesota State women’s basketball
program, Lori Fish, the seventh head
coach in MSU women’s basketball
history, is 23-32 (.418) in her career
as a head coach. In North Central
Conference games, Fish holds an 8-16
(.333) record.
In her two years with the Mavericks, Fish has coached two All-NCC
selections, two All-NCC Honorable
Mention honorees, one Academic
All-NCC recipient and an ESPN The
Magazine Academic All-District V
First-Team selection. She also tutored
three-time NCC Player of the Week
Arin Andrews, who finished her career
ranked seventh on the MSU all-time
rebounding (784) and ninth on the alltime points scored list (1,200).
Before coming to MSU, Fish served
as an assistant coach with the woman’s basketball program at St. Cloud State
University, beginning in 1999. The Huskies went 78-61 (.561) during her tenure, including a 21-9 record and a first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in
2000-01. During her time at St. Cloud State, Fish coached 12 All-NCC award
winners in addition to two NCC First-Year Player of the Year selections and
a NCC Defensive Player of the Year. She also coached 18 Academic All-NCC
award winners and one CoSIDA Academic All-America honoree.
Prior to her stint at St. Cloud State, Fish served as an assistant coach with
the South Dakota State University
women’s basketball program from
1996 to1999, during which the Jackrabbits posted a 57-25 (.695) record and
earned a NCAA regional appearance
in 1998-99. In 1995-96, Fish spent a
season as an assistant coach on the
women’s basketball staff at Eastern
Illinois University, a NCAA Division
I program.
A 1991 graduate of SDSU, Fish
served as a graduate assistant for the
Jackrabbits for two seasons (199394 and 1994-95), during which they
posted a 46-14 record and made NCAA
postseason appearances both years.
She earned her master’s degree from
SDSU in 1995.
A two-time All-NCC performer at
SDSU, Fish served as a team captain
during her senior season. She completed her career ranking 20th on the
school’s all-time scoring list with 1,133
points and her 662 career rebounds
ranks 10th. SDSU made a NCAA postseason tournament appearance in 1988
during her sophomore campaign, and
the program built an 80-34 (.701) mark
during her four-year career.
Did You Know?
Fish’s uncle, Lemont Lenarz, played
football and basketball for Minnesota State in 1951-52. Lenarz led
his basketball team to a 14-6 record
as the Teacher’s College League top
individual scorer and was also named
captain of the All-Star Five.
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ABOVE: Head coach Lori Fish discusses
Maverick women’s basketball with Casey
Lloyd of KTOE Radio (1420 AM) during
halftime of a MSU men’s basketball game
in Taylor Center.
LEFT: Fish calls out a play from the sideline
as graduate assistant coach Jessica Abrahams watches the action. Fish and Abrahams
have worked together on the coaching staff
for the past three seasons.
Lemont Lenarz, 1951-52
ASST. COACHES & COACHES YEAR-BY-YEAR
Pam Gohl
MSU Women’s Basketball Year-By-Year
Assistant Coach
Year
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
Pam Gohl enters her first season
as the assistant women’s basketball
coach at Minnesota State University.
Prior to joining the Mavericks, Gohl
served as the head coach at NAIA
Division II-member Briar Cliff
University in Sioux City, Iowa, from
2003 to 2006. During her time at BCU, Gohl placed four
players on the All-Great Plains Athletic Conference squad
with two earning First Team honors.
Prior to her arrival at Briar Cliff, Gohl served as an
assistant coach at NCAA Division II-member Fort Hays
State University for two seasons, helping the program post
a record of 37-18 in that span. Gohl started her coaching
career as a graduate assistant at North Central Conference
institution St. Cloud State University, working with the
Huskies from 1999-2001 on a staff that included then-assistant and current Maverick head coach Lori Fish. Under
her guidance in 2000-01, SCSU made its first-ever NCAA
Tournament appearance.
A 1999 graduate of the NCC’s Augustana College
with a degree in physical education, Gohl was a four-year
member of the Viking women’s basketball team, leaving
the school ranking ninth on its all-time assist chart. Gohl
earned her master’s degree in sports management from
St. Cloud State. Gohl, her husband, Eric, and son, Carson,
reside in Mankato.
Pct.
.800
1.00
.875
.909
.636
.625
.700
.583
.714
.318
.259
.448
.485
.697
.656
.613
.677
.692
.714
.862
.571
.423
.250
.143
.370
.464
.536
.444
.630
.370
.444
.259
.630
.296
.333
.286
.333
.333
.321
.407
.429
Head Coach
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Mary Willerscheidt
Sarah Novak
Sarah Novak
Sarah Novak
Sarah Novak
Susan Buntin
Joan Anderson
Joan Anderson
Joan Anderson
Joan Anderson
Joan Anderson
Joan Anderson
Joan Anderson
Joan Anderson
Paula Buscher
Ann Walker
Ann Walker
Ann Walker
Ann Walker
Ann Walker
Ann Walker
Lori Fish
Lori Fish
MSU Women’s Basketball Coaching Records
Jessica Abrahams
Head Coach
Mary Willerscheidt
Sarah Novak
Susan Buntin
Joan Anderson
Paula Buscher
Ann Walker
Lori Fish
Career Record
Graduate Assistant Coach
Jessica Abrahams returns for her
third season as graduate assistant
coach for the Mavericks. No stranger
to the North Central Conference,
she came to MSU after playing
under Lori Fish for four seasons
at St. Cloud State University, where
she was named All-NCC Honorable Mention in both her
sophomore and junior seasons and Academic All-NCC her
senior year. A 1,000 point scorer, Abrahams also served as
a team captain her junior and senior year and was a member
of the 2000-01 NCAA Tournament squad.
A native of Detroit Lakes, Minn., Abrahams participated in basketball, volleyball and track in high school.
She is currently finishing her master’s degree in physical
education and health education at MSU.
Record
4-1
7-0
7-1
10-1
7-4
10-6
14-6
7-5
15-6
7-15
7-20
13-16
16-17
23-10
21-11
19-12
21-10
18-8
20-8
25-4
16-12
11-15
5-15
1-6
10-17
13-15
15-13
12-15
17-10
10-17
12-15
7-20
17-10
8-19
9-18
8-20
9-18
9-18
9-19
11-16
12-16
Mary Willerscheidt
1966-1985
Sarah Novak
1985-1989
Paula Buscher
1997-1998
Span (Years)
1966-85 (19)
1985-89 (4)
1988-89 (1)
1989-97 (8)
1997-98 (1)
1998-04 (6)
2004-06 (2)
41 years
Record
246-157
57-46
1-6
96-122
17-10
52-112
23-32
492-485
Susan Buntin
1988-1989
Ann Walker
1998-2004
Pct.
.610
.553
.142
.440
.629
.317
.418
.504
Joan Anderson
1989-1997
Lori Fish
2004-current
ROSTERS
Numerical
No.
3
5
10
11
12
15
20
21
23
24
25
32
34
40
42
44
50
52
54
Name Jessica Stanek
Mari Korton
Amanda Nygaard
Heather Johnson
Tiffany Moe
Alanna Wahl
Jenn Lammers
Joanne Noreen
Dani Gill
Jamie Kienitz
Lindsey Hass
Teresa Parker
Flecia Foster
Liz Trauger
Alex Andrews
Anna Voltmer
Jenni Strand
Gretta Layman
Lindsey O’Neill
Year
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
So.-R
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.-R
Fr.
Fr.
Pos.
G
C
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F
C
G
F
G
F
F
C
F
Height
5-7
6-1
5-6
5-8
5-9
5-9
5-8
5-8
5-8
5-6
5-9
6-1
5-8
6-0
5-11
6-0
6-1
6-2
6-2
Hometown/HighSchool/PreviousSchool
Tripoli, Iowa/Blaine High School
Coon Rapids, Minn./Andover High School/Bradley University
Coon Rapids, Minn./Centennial High School
Janesville, Minn./Janesville-Waldorf-Pembertan High School
Brookings, S.D./Brookings High School
Lakeville, Minn./Lakeville High School
Hartford, S.D./O’Gorman High School
Avon, Minn./Albany High School
Albany, Minn./Albany High School
Apple Valley, Minn./Apple Valley High School
Eyota, Minn./Dover-Eyota High School/Highland Community College
Pequot Lakes, Minn./Pequot Lakes High School/Southern Illinois University
Pequot Lakes, Minn./Pequot Lakes High School
Livermore, Iowa/Twin River Valley High School
West Concord, Minn./Triton High School
Decorah, Iowa/Decorah High School
Alexandria, Minn./Alexandria High School
Chippewa Falls, Wis./Chippewa Falls High School
New Hampton, Iowa/New Hampton High School
Alphabetical
Name Alex Andrews
Flecia Foster
Dani Gill
Lindsey Hass
Heather Johnson
Jamie Kienitz
Mari Korton
Jenn Lammers
Gretta Layman
Tiffany Moe
Joanne Noreen
Amanda Nygaard
Lindsey O’Neill
Teresa Parker
Jessica Stanek
Jenni Strand
Liz Trauger
Anna Voltmer
Alanna Wahl
No.
42
34
23
25
11
24
5
20
52
12
21
10
54
32
3
50
40
44
15
Year
So.
So.
Jr.
So.-R
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.-R
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
Pos.
G
G
G
F
G
G
C
G
C
G
G
G
F
C
G
F
F
F
G
Height
5-11
5-8
5-8
5-9
5-8
5-6
6-1
5-8
6-2
5-9
5-8
5-6
6-2
6-1
5-7
6-1
6-0
6-0
5-9
Hometown/HighSchool/PreviousSchool
West Concord, Minn./Triton High School
Pequot Lakes, Minn./Pequot Lakes High School
Albany, Minn./Albany High School
Eyota, Minn./Dover-Eyota High School/Highland Community College
Janesville, Minn./Janesville-Waldorf-Pembertan High School
Apple Valley, Minn./Apple Valley High School
Coon Rapids, Minn./Andover High School/Bradley University
Hartford, S.D./O’Gorman High School
Chippewa Falls, Wis./Chippewa Falls High School
Brookings, S.D./Brookings High School
Avon, Minn./Albany High School
Coon Rapids, Minn./Centennial High School
New Hampton, Iowa/New Hampton High School
Pequot Lakes, Minn./Pequot Lakes High School/Southern Illinois University
Tripoli, Iowa/Tripoli High School
Alexandria, Minn./Alexandria High School
Livermore, Iowa/Twin River Valley High School
Decorah, Iowa/Decorah High School
Lakeville, Minn./Lakeville High School
HeadCoach:Lori Fish (South Dakota State ‘91)
AssistantCoach:Pam Gohl (Augustana ‘99)
GraduateAssistantCoach:Jessica Abrahams (St. Cloud State ‘03)
MAVERICKSBY...
Height...
Class...
State...
Position...
5-6 ..................................2
5-7 ..................................1
5-8 ..................................5
5-9 ..................................3
5-11 ................................1
6-0 ..................................2
6-1 ..................................3
6-2 ..................................2
Senior .............................2
Junior..............................3
Sophomore .....................7
Freshman ........................7
Iowa................................4
Minnesota.......................12
South Dakota..................2
Wisconsin .......................1
Guard..............................11
Forward ..........................5
Center .............................3
6
SEASON OUTLOOK
Senior guard AlannaWahlreturns after leading
the 2005-06 Mavericks with 99 assists.
When comparing the 2006-07 Minnesota
State University women’s basketball team to
the 2005-06 Mavericks, one area easily stands
out: height.
Not that the team got a little taller over the
summer — the returners come in at exactly the
same heights as they were in 2005-06.
However, when the team suits up for its
first contest on Friday, Nov. 17, against the
University of Minnesota, Crookston, the fans
will see seven newcomers on the court — five
of which are 6-0 or taller.
And in addition to those seven newcomers,
seven additional players are listed as sophomores, making the underclassmen total 14 of
19 on the roster.
“We’re going to be a young team, but we
feel we have the potential to make a significant
jump in the win column this season,” third-year
head coach LoriFishsaid. “We have several
players who contributed a year ago, and we feel
we’ve added more speed and athleticism to help
create an up-tempo style of play.”
In 2005-06, the Mavericks posted a 12-16
(.429) overall record and ended 3-9 in the North
Central Conference, finishing in a fifth-place tie
in league standings. The team was led by threetime All-NCC senior center Arin Andrews, who
averaged 13.4 points per game.
MSU returns two of its starters from last
season, including senior guard AlannaWahl
(Lakeville, Minn.) and sophomore guard Flecia
Foster(Pequot Lakes, Minn.). Wahl finished last
season with a team-high 99 assists, also posting
216 points to rank third on the team. She ended
the season shooting 81-of-204 (.397) from the
field and grabbed 96 rebounds. As a freshman
starter, Foster led the Mavericks with 40 steals
and ranked fourth in points scored with 215,
becoming one of only five Mavericks to net 200
or more points. Her 7.7 points per game finished
29th in NCC rankings, and she recorded doubledigit points in nine of the team’s 28 contests.
“Alanna and Flecia will bring a great deal
of intensity, and we’ll look for them to be our
floor leaders,” Fish said. “Sophomores Alex
Andrews (West Concord, Minn.), Heather
Johnson (Janesville, Minn.) and JoanneNoreen
(Avon, Minn.) made huge strides last season,
and we’ll look for them to be big contributors
on both ends of the floor.”
According to Fish, the experience of the
upperclassmen, including senior JessicaStanek
(Tripoli, Iowa) and juniors DaniGill(Albany,
Minn.), JamieKienitz(Apple Valley, Minn.)
and AnnaVoltmer (Decorah, Iowa), will be
called upon to lead the underclassmen. Stanek,
Foster and Andrews were selected as captions
for 2006-07.
The team’s list of newcomers include
transfers TeresaParker(Pequot Lakes, Minn.)
and MariKorton(Coon Rapids, Minn.) from
Southern Illinois University and Bradley University, respectively. The freshmen class is full
of players who bring in high school state tournament experience, including guards Amanda
Nygaard (Coon Rapids, Minn.) and Tiffany
Moe(Brookings, S.D.), forwards LizTrauger
(Livermore, Iowa) and LindseyO’Neill(New
Hampton, Iowa) and center Gretta Layman
(Chippewa Falls, Wis.).
“Teresa and Mari will be needed to anchor
down the center position for us,” Fish said. “They
both bring a lot of athleticism and are not afraid
to get after people defensively.”
The Mavericks also welcome assistant
coach PamGohlto the squad this season. Gohl
joins MSU after a three-year stint as the head
coach at Briar Cliff University, and prior to her
arrival at BCU, she served as an assistant coach
at Fort Hays State University. Gohl began her
coaching career as a graduate assistant at St.
Cloud State University, working with the Huskies from 1999-2001 on a staff that included
Fish as an assistant coach.
“Having coached with (Gohl) before, I
know that she is going to be an excellent addition to our program and will play a large role
in helping us reach our goals,” Fish said.
The Mavericks open their season with their
own MSU Pepsi Tip-Off on Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 17 and 18, in Taylor Center. The team takes
on the University of Minnesota, Crookston on
Nov. 17 at 6 p.m., and on Nov. 18, Bemidji State
faces MSU at 6 p.m.
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Q&A
Head Coach Lori Fish
Q: What are your primary expectations for Minnesota State
womenʼs basketball this season?
A: We only return two players
with starting experience, but we
feel comfortable in the fact that
we return a lot of players with
significant playing time from a year
ago. This is going to make practice
very competitive with players
competing for starting roles. We
feel we have a lot of weapons so
teams won’t be able to key in on
one or two players.
Q: How did the team fare in the
off-season?
A: We are very pleased with how
our players prepared themselves
this off-season. They have worked
extremely hard at their strength and
conditioning and becoming better
basketball players.
Q: Can you comment on your
freshmen newcomers and transfers?
A: With their help, we’ll get after
teams defensively and look to score
in transition. They bring much
needed size and athleticism with
a strong desire to be successful.
They’ll give us the depth to get
after teams defensively and play
up-tempo.
Q: How will the Mavericks stand
in the North Central Conference
this season?
A: The conference looks to be
extremely tough again this year.
We have to establish a toughness at
home where it becomes difficult for
people to play here. Even though
we will be a young team, we feel
we can compete with everyone in
our league.
MEET THE MAVERICKS
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Jessica Stanek
Senior
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Guard
Career Highs
Points: 11 vs. Tiffin (12/31/03)
Rebounds: 10 vs. Grand Canyon (12/30/03)
5-7
Tripoli, Iowa.
Blaine High School
Assists: 6 vs. Grand Canyon (12/30/03)
Steals: 4 vs. Tiffin (12/31/03)
Blocks: 1 vs. South Dakota State (3/2/04)
2005-06: Saw action in eight Minnesota State contests...Posted 10 rebounds
and 14 points, recording a season-best three assists and five points against
Briar Cliff (1/8/06) with the help of a last-second three-pointer...Named to
the first ever North Central Conference Commissioner’s Academic Honor
Roll with her impressive 3.76 grade point average.
2004-05: Competed in 13 games...Scored a season-best four points against
Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04).
2003-04: Played in 28 games, starting 24...Recorded her first career doubledouble against Grand Canyon (12/30/03) after posting 10 points and 10
rebounds...Scored 10 or more points four times during the season.
High School: A three-year letter winner in volleyball and basketball and a
four-year letter winner in golf and softball...Her teams won a state title in
golf, three state crowns in volleyball and participated in the state basketball
tournament two times...Averaged 18.4 points per game her senior year and
scored 1,000 points over her four-year career...Named First-Team All-Iowa
Star Conference and first-team all-district as a junior and senior.
Personal: Daughter of Randy Stanek and Darla Moorman...Born October
25, 1984...A mass communications major.
Did You Know?
During her four-year golf career at Tripoli High School,
Stanek won three individual state titles. Her team won a
state title in 2000-01 when she was a sophomore.
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Jessica Stanek’s Career Numbers
Year
05-06
04-05
03-04
Total GP
8
13
28
49
FG
5
3
30
38
FGA
8
15
72
95
PCT
.625
.200
.417
.400
3PT
2
1
16
19
3PTA
3
9
39
51
PCT
.667
.111
.410
.373
FT
2
4
15
21
FTA
2
5
16
23
PCT PTS
1.000 14
.800 11
.938 91
.913 116
PPG
1.8
0.8
3.3
2.4
REB
10
12
45
67
RPG
1.3
0.9
1.6
1.4
A
8
9
50
67
S
5
1
19
25
MEET THE MAVERICKS
15
Career Highs
Alanna Wahl
Senior
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Points: 20 vs. South Dakota (2/11/05)
Guard
Rebounds: 9 vs. Adams State (12/2/05)
5-9
Lakeville, Minn.
Lakeville High School
Assists: 8 vs. Winona State (11/23/04)
Steals: 5 vs. Regis (12/3/04)
Blocks: 1, last vs. South Dakota (2/9/06)
2005-06: Led Minnesota State with 99 assists to rank ninth in North Central
Conference standings...Started all 28 Maverick contests...Posted 216 points
on the season and averaged 7.7 points per game, ranking third on the team...
Grabbed a career-high nine rebounds against Adams State (12/2/05).
2004-05: One of four Mavericks to start all 27 games...Led team with 115
assists, becoming the 10th player in Maverick history to tally 100 or more
assists in one season...Her 115 assists also ranked fifth in NCC final standings...Scored a career-high 20 points against South Dakota (2/11/05).
2003-04: Started eight games, seeing action in 24 games...Finished ninth
in the NCC in three-point field goal percentage...Recorded a season-high
15 points against North Dakota (2/28/04).
High School: Three-year starter and letter winner for Lakeville High
School...Member of the state championship team her sophomore and junior
seasons...Named All-Lake Conference her junior and senior years...An allstate honorable mention honoree her senior year.
Personal: Daughter of George Wahl and Mary Carroll...Born August 23,
1985...A physical education major.
Did You Know?
Wahl’s father, George, is a 1972 graduate of Minnesota
State University. Her brother, Dan, attended MSU in
2002-03 as a sophomore.
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Alanna Wahl’s Career Numbers
Year
05-06
04-05
03-04
Total
GP
28
27
24
79
FG
81
72
55
208
FGA
204
211
161
576
PCT
.397
.341
.342
.361
3PT
16
18
32
66
3PTAPCT
55 .291
74 .243
88 .364
217 .304
FT
38
32
26
96
FTA
48
49
33
130
PCT
.792
.653
.788
.738
PTS
216
194
168
578
PPG
7.7
7.2
7.0
7.3
REB
96
83
36
215
RPG
3.4
3.1
1.5
2.7
A
99
115
50
264
S
24
32
15
71
MEET THE MAVERICKS
23
Career Highs
Dani Gill
Junior
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Points: 5 vs. Viterbo (12/20/04)
Guard
Rebounds: 3 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06)
5-8
Albany, Minn.
Albany High School
Assists: 2 vs. Northern State (11/26/04)
Steals: 2 vs. Winona State (11/23/04)
2005-06: Saw action in eight Minnesota State contests...Recorded a career-high three rebounds
against Briar Cliff (1/8/06)...Posted seven points, seven rebounds and four assists.
2004-05: Competed in seven games for the Mavericks...Posted a career-high five points in
the win over Viterbo (12/20/04).
High School: Earned three varsity letters in both basketball and softball at Albany High
School...Helped guide the Huskies to a third-place finish in the 2003-04 state tournament and
back-to-back West Central Conference championships her junior and senior years.
Did You
Know?
A graphic design
major, Gill hopes
to work for an advertising agency
after graduation.
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Personal: Daughter of Thomas and Val Gill...Born June 5, 1985...A graphic design major.
Dani Gill’s Career Numbers
Year
05-06
04-05
Total GP
8
7
15
FG
2
3
5
FGA
13
10
23
PCT
.154
.300
.217
3PT
1
1
2
3PTA
7
4
11
PCT
.143
.250
.182
FT
2
0
2
FTA
6
2
8
PCT
.333
.000
.250
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Guard
Kienitz’s grandfather, Delbert
LeClaire, played
baseball for the
University of St.
Thomas (Minn.).
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Year
05-06
04-05
Total GP
28
27
55
FG
30
47
77
REB
7
7
14
RPG
0.9
1.0
0.9
PCT
.345
.370
.360
3PT
11
21
32
S
2
2
4
Rebounds: 4, last vs. St. Cloud State (1/12/06)
Assists: 6 vs. Viterbo (12/20/04)
Steals: 3, last vs. Wisconsin-Stout (11/18/05)
2005-06: Saw action in all 28 games...Finished with a .345 field goal effort for 90 points on
the season...Scored 13 points against Nebraska-Omaha (2/11/06) to mark her season high.
2004-05: The only freshmen to play in all 27 games...Was second on the team in three-point
field goals scored (21-46)...Scored a career-best 16 points against UNO (2/26/05).
High School: Participated in four years of tennis, baketball and softball...Her team won the
Lake Conference championship three times with perfect 14-0 ledgers...Holds the school record
for assists in one season (163)...A state tournament participant her senior year.
Personal: Daughter of Pat and Jayne Kienitz...Born January 4, 1986...Majoring in sports
management.
Jamie Kienitz’s Career Numbers
FGA
87
127
214
A
4
4
8
Points: 16 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/26/05)
5-6
Apple Valley, Minn.
Apple Valley High School
Did You
Know?
PPG
0.9
1.0
0.9
Career Highs
Jamie Kienitz
Junior
PTS
7
7
14
3PTA
38
46
84
PCT
.289
.457
.381
FT
19
12
31
10
FTA
20
20
40
PCT
.950
.600
.775
PTS
90
127
217
PPG
3.2
4.7
3.9
REB
27
39
66
RPG
1.0
1.4
1.2
A
43
42
85
S
22
22
44
MEET THE MAVERICKS
44
Career Highs
Anna Voltmer
Junior
Points: 19 vs. Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04)
Forward
6-0
Decorah, Iowa
Decorah High School
Did You
Know?
Voltmer received
the Decorah High
School Academic
Athlete Award all
four years and plans
to attend graduate
school after MSU.
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Rebounds: 8 vs. Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04)
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Assists: 2 vs. Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04)
Steals: 2, last vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06)
Blocks: 3, last vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/25/06)
2005-06: Boasted an 83 percent (33-40) free throw and 46 percent (65-140) field goal effort...
Ranked eighth on the team with 164 points...Named to the first ever North Central Conference
Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll with her 3.88 grade point average.
2004-05: Saw action in 26 games...Was in double digits on four occassions, scoring a careerhigh 19 points against Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04)...Finished the season with a team-best
field goal percentage of .550 (44-80).
High School: Four-year participant in soccer, swimming, basketball and track for Decorah
High School...Scored 1,133 career points...Named the Most Valuable Player of the Iowa Girls
Basketball Coaches Association game.
Personal: Daughter of Mike and Joann Voltmer...Born July 23, 1985...Majoring in physical
education and health.
Anna Voltmer’s Career Numbers
Year
05-06
04-05
Total GP
28
26
54
FG
65
44
109
FGA
140
80
220
PCT
.464
.550
.495
3PT
1
1
2
3PTA
1
5
6
PCT
1.000
.200
.333
FT
33
9
42
FTA
40
11
51
PCT
.825
.818
.824
42
PTS
164
98
262
PPG
5.9
3.8
4.9
REB
67
36
103
RPG
2.4
1.4
1.9
A
11
7
18
S
13
7
20
Career Highs
Alex Andrews
Points: 11 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06)
Sophomore l Guard
5-11
West Concord, Minn.
Triton High School
Rebounds: 7 vs. St. Cloud State (2/4/06)
Assists: 5 vs. Minnesota Duluth (1/5/06)
Steals: 3, last vs. St. Cloud State (1/12/06)
Blocks: 1, last vs. Augustana (2/18/06)
2005-06: One of just three freshmen Mavericks to play in all 28 contests...Recorded a careerhigh 11 points in the 83-52 victory over Briar Cliff (1/8/06)...Posted 112 points (4.0 points per
game) and 92 rebounds (3.3 rebounds per game), scoring in all but five games.
High School: Recorded 1,296 points and 972 rebounds over her four-year basketball career
at Triton High School, playing in 102 games...Named All-Hiawatha Valley League her sophomore, junior and senior years and all-state honorable mention her junior and senior years...
Also participated in volleyball and track and field...Holds 12 school records in volleyball...
Participated in the state track meet all four years.
Personal: Daughter of Dave and Glenda Andrews...Born February 27, 1987...A dietetics and
exercise science major.
Did You
Know?
Andrews’ mother, Glenda, was a
letter winner for
MSU volleyball in
1981-82. Her sister,
Arin, was a center
for the Mavericks
from 2002-06.
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Alex Andrews’ Career Numbers
Year GP
05-06 28
Total 28
FG
45
45
FGA
95
95
PCT
.474
.474
3PT
2
2
3PTA PCT
16
.125
16
.125
FT
20
20
FTA
59
59
11
PCT
.339
.339
PTS
112
112
PPG
4.0
4.0
REB
92
92
RPG
3.3
3.3
A
24
24
S
27
27
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Career Highs
Flecia Foster
Sophomore l Guard
5-8
Pequot Lakes, Minn.
Pequot Lakes High School
Rebounds: 6 vs. Dakota Wesleyan (1/2/06)
Assists: 6, last vs. Minn. Crookston (12/10/05)
Steals: 4, last vs. Dakota Wesleyan (1/2/06)
Blocks: 1, last vs. North Dakota (1/19/06)
2005-06: The only freshman to start all 28 games...Led the Mavericks with 40 steals...Ranked
fourth on the team in points scored with 215...Recorded double-digit points in nine contests,
scoring a career-high 17 points against Nebraska-Omaha (2/25/06).
High School: Earned a total of 11 varsity letters while competing in volleyball, basketball
and track and field for Pequot Lakes High School...Member of the Mid-State Conference
championship team her senior year, which placed second at state...Named all-conference all
four years and all-state her junior and senior years...Holds school record for points, assists
and steals.
Personal: Daughter of Tim and Carmella Foster...Born November 11, 1986...Majoring in
marketing.
Did You
Know?
Foster holds
the high school
state record for
most free throws
made (16) and attempted (21) in a
state tournament
game.
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Flecia Foster’s Career Numbers
Year GP
05-06 28
Total 28
FG
81
81
FGA
216
216
PCT
.375
.375
3PT
12
12
3PTA PCT
40
.300
40
.300
FT
41
41
FTA
51
51
25
PCT
.804
.804
PTS
215
215
Lindsey Hass
Sophomore-R l Forward
5-9
Eyota, Minn.
Dover-Eyota High School
Highland Community College
Did You
Know?
l Hass played
AAU
basketball in 2003
with the Northwinds. Her team
won all of its games
and placed second
at nationals.
PPG
7.7
7.7
REB
62
62
RPG
2.2
2.2
A
36
36
S
40
40
Career Highs
Points: 2, last vs. Augustana (1/21/06)
Rebounds: 1, last vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06)
Assists: 1, last vs. Upper Iowa (12/31/05)
Steals: 1, last vs. Augustana (1/21/06)
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2005-06: Made her collegiate basketball debut in the Mavericks’ 69-53 victory over Adams
State (12/2/05)...Scored a career-high two points against Augustana (1/21/06)...Finished the
season with four points, three rebounds, two steals and two assists in six games played.
Pre-MSU: Attended Highland Community Junior College (Kan.) for one year.
High School: Earned three varsity letters as a member of the volleyball, basketball and softball
teams at Dover-Eyota High School...Named Honorable Mention All-Three Rivers Conference
her senior year, seeing action in 32 of the Eagles’ 32 games.
Personal: Daughter of Julie Hass...Born December 11, 1985...A sports management major
at Minnesota State.
Lindsay Hass’ Career Numbers
Year GP
05-06 6
Total 6
FG
1
1
FGA
2
2
PCT
.500
.500
3PT
0
0
3PTA PCT
0
.000
0
.000
FT
2
2
12
FTA
2
2
PCT PTS
1.000 4
1.000 4
PPG
0.7
0.7
REB
3
3
RPG
0.5
0.5
A
2
2
S
2
2
MEET THE MAVERICKS
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Heather Johnson
Career Highs
Sophomore l Guard
5-8
Janesville, Minn.
Janesville-Waldorf-Pembertan
High School
Did You
Know?
l Johnson is J-W-P
High School’s alltime scoring leader
for both boys and
girls basketball
with 1,829 points.
Rebounds: 4 vs. Augustana (2/18/06)
Assists: 2, last vs. North Dakota (2/23/06)
Steals: 2, last vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/25/06)
2005-06: Recorded 141 points in 23 games played, scoring in double digits in six contests...
Tied for the team lead in three-pointers made with 31...Her 40 percent (31-78) effort from
behind the arc ranked sixth among the North Central Conference.
High School: Earned a total of 12 varsity letters after participating in volleyball, basketball
and softball for Janesville-Waldorf-Pembertan High School for four years...The school’s
all-time leader in points (1,829), three-pointers (231) and steals (342)...Named All-Gopher
Conference and all-area all four years...Led the conference in scoring as a senior...Member
of the three-time sub-section champion team.
Personal: Daughter of Ritchie and Cherrie Johnson...Born March 29, 1987...Undecided on
a major.
Heather Johnson’s Career Numbers
Year GP
05-06 23
Total 23
FG
49
49
FGA
118
118
PCT
.415
.415
3PT
31
31
3PTA PCT
78
.397
78
.397
FT
12
12
FTA
14
14
PCT
.857
.857
20
PTS
141
141
Jenn Lammers
PPG
6.1
6.1
REB
32
32
RPG
1.4
1.4
A
15
15
S
15
15
Career Highs
Sophomore l Guard
5-8
Hartford, S.D.
O’Gorman High School
Points: 4 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06)
Rebounds: 5 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06)
Assists: 1 vs. Southwest Minn. State (12/15/05)
Steals: 1 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06)
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2005-06: Saw playing time in seven Minnesota State contests...Finished the season with
eight points and 10 rebounds (four offensive and six defensive)...Recorded four points, five
rebounds and one steal in the Mavericks’ 83-52 victory over Briar Cliff (1/8/06), marking her
career highs in all three categories.
High School: Earned a total of 10 varsity letters in volleyball, basketball and track and field
at O’Gorman High School...A three-year starter...Named First-Team All-Greater Dakota
Conference and all-state her junior and senior seasons...Scored the winning basket to give
her team a third-place state tournament finish her senior year.
Personal: Daughter of Jim and Susie Lammers...Born Feb. 3, 1987...Majoring in nursing at
Minnesota State.
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Did You
Know?
Lammers has an
identical twin sister named Jess who
plays basketball at
Creighton University in Omaha, Neb.
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Jenn Lammers’ Career Numbers
Year GP
05-06 7
Total 6
FG
2
2
FGA
13
13
PCT
.154
.154
3PT
0
0
3PTA PCT
4
.000
4
.000
FT
4
4
13
FTA
6
6
PCT
.667
.667
PTS
8
8
PPG
1.1
1.1
REB
10
10
RPG
1.4
1.4
A
1
1
S
1
1
MEET THE MAVERICKS
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Career Highs
Joanne Noreen
Points: 17, last vs. South Dakota (1/28/06)
Sophomore l Guard
5-8
Avon, Minn.
Albany High School
Did You
Know?
Noreen’s father,
Jon, graduated from
Minnesota State in
1973. He is now a
teacher and the varsity girls basketball
coach at Albany
High School.
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Rebounds: 5, last vs. South Dakota (1/28/06)
Assists: 3, last vs. Minnesota Duluth (1/14/06)
Steals: 4 vs. St. Cloud State (2/4/06)
Blocks: 1 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/11/06)
2005-06: Saw the most court action of all the freshmen non-starters, boasting 444 minutes to
average 15.9 minutes per game...Netted 17 points and grabbed five rebounds against South
Dakota (1/28/06), marking her career-highs...Recorded 169 points to rank seventh on the
team and 63 rebounds to rank eithth...Finished 48-of-64 from the free throw line for a 75
percent effort.
High School: Scored 2,051 points during her basketball career...Averaged 19.4 points per game
over 32 games her senior year...Named All-West Central Conference all four years as well as
the conference Most Valuable Player for two years...Given all-state honors her sophomore,
junior and senior seasons...Also participated in swimming and softball, collecting 10 varsity
letters in three sports played.
Personal: Daughter of Jon and Lynette Noreen...Born March 5, 1986...Currently undecided
on a major.
Joanne Noreen’s Career Numbers
Year GP
05-06 28
Total 28
FG
56
56
FGA
158
158
PCT
.354
.354
3PT
9
9
3PTA PCT
29
.310
29
.310
FT
48
48
FTA
64
64
PCT
.750
.750
PTS
169
169
PPG
6.0
6.0
REB
63
63
RPG
2.3
2.3
A
32
32
S
37
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2006-07 Minnesota State Women’s Basketball
Top row (from left to right): Amanda Nygaard, Flecia Foster, Alanna Wahl, Heather Johnson, Jessica Stanek, Jamie Kienitz.
Middle row (from left to right): Head Coach Lori Fish, Liz Trauger, Tiffany Moe, Jenn Lammers, Dani Gill, Lindsey Hass, Joanne Noreen, Graduate Assistant
Coach Jessica Abrahams, Assistant Coach Pam Gohl.
Front row (from left to right): Gretta Layman, Teresa Parker, Lindsey O’Neill, Anna Voltmer, Alex Andrews, Mari Korton.
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MEET THE MAVERICKS
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Mari Korton
Freshman l Center
6-1
Coon Rapids, Minn.
Andover High School/
Bradley University
Pre-MSU:
Redshirted at
Bradley University in Peoria,
Ill.
High School:
Earned six varsity letters in
basketball and
volleyball at
Andover High School...Member of
the 2005-06 Northwest Suburban
Conference championship team...
A two-year team captain and threetime all-conference selection...Team
won sectionals her junior year and
sub-sectionals her sophomore year.
Personal: Daughter of Dave and
Debb Korton...Born February 13,
1987...A proposed accounting major.
Freshman l Center
6-2
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Chippewa Falls High School
Freshman l Guard
5-9
Brookings, S.D.
Brookings High School
Tiffany Moe
Amanda Nygaard
High School:
Member of the
back-to-back
regional and
Big Rivers Conference championship squads
as a junior and
senior at Chippewa Falls High
School...Team
went 40-1 in league play during her
final two seasons...Led her team in
blocks as a junior (42) and senior
(46)...Named second-team all-conference and first-team all-county as
a senior in 2005-06.
High School:
Earned three varsity letters and
started two seasons as a guard
at Brookings
High School...
Her team won
the South Dakota state championship during
her sophomore season...A member
of the conference championship team
as a senior in 2005-06, posting a 13-1
league ledger...Played under former
MSU assistant coach Lisa Kannegieter as a freshman and sophomore.
Personal: Daughter of Scott and
Brenda Layman...Born May 18,
1988...Intends to major in secondary
education while at Minnesota State.
Personal: Daughter of Duane and
Julie Moe...Born March 9, 1988...
A proposed business major at Minnesota State.
High School:
Won two conference titles as a
starting guard at
Centennial High
School...A threetime all-conference and two-time
all-metro defensive team selection...Named allstate honorable mention as a senior in
2005-06...Holds the school record in
career games played, single game shot
percentage (93 percent) and single-season steal record (93 steals)...Member
of the section championship team as a
freshman, sophomore and senior.
Gretta Layman
Freshman l Guard
5-6
Coon Rapids, Minn.
Centennial High School
Personal: Daughter of James and
Barbara Nygaard...Born July 19, 1987...
Intends to major in business.
54 32 50 40
Lindsey O'Neill
Freshman l Forward
6-2
New Hampton, Iowa
New Hampton High School
Teresa Parker
Sophomore-R l Center
6-1
Pequot Lakes, Minn.
Pequot Lakes High School/
Southern Illinois University
High School:
Played volleyball and basketball for New
Hampton High
School...Owns
four school records, including single game
points (29) and
rebounds (19)
and career points (985) and rebounds
(585)...Named All-Northeast Iowa
Conference all four years...Averaged
a double-double (15 points and 10 rebounds per game) as a senior...Named
third-team all-state in 2005-06.
High School:
A four-year
starter and letterwinner for Pequot Lakes High
School...Her team won the Midstate
Conference title her senior year with
a perfect 20-0 ledger...A three-time
all-conference selection...Named
all-state as a senior in 2004-05.
Personal: Daughter of Michall and
Margie O’Neill...Born May 31,
1987...A nursing major.
Personal: Daughter of Larry and
Mary Parker...Born June 27, 1986...
A psychology major.
Pre-MSU:
Played one year
of basketball for
Southern Illinois University
in Carbondale,
Ill.
Jenni Strand
Freshman-R l Forward
6-1
Alexandria, Minn.
Alexandria High School
2005-06:
Redshirted.
High School:
Played four years
of basketball for
the Cardinals of
Alexandria High
School, leading
the team to two
Central Lakes
Conference championships...Named
all-conference all four years and allstate her junior and senior years...
Owns the school record for points
scored in a season (471).
Personal: Daughter of Brad and
Chris Strand...Born January 26,
1987...Majoring in sports management at Minnesota State.
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Liz Trauger
Freshman l Forward
6-0
Livermore, Iowa
Twin River Valley High School
High School:
A member of
the three-time
Twin River Valley Conference
championship
teams which
posted undefeated league
records all three
seasons...Scored
2,115 career points...Named a McDonald’s All-American National
Finalist as a senior...Owns 11 school
records...Led the state in scoring as
a senior with a 30 points per game
average.
Personal: Daughter of Larry and
Jane Trauger...Born October 7,
1987...Intends to major in business.
2005-06 STATISTICS & RESULTS
2005-06 Minnesota State Women’s Basketball Statistics
Overall Record: 12-16 NCC Record: 3-9 (Tied for 5th)
TOTAL 3-POINTERS FREE THROWS
Player
GP FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct
FT FTA Pct
Arin Andrews
28 149 283 .527 0 3 .000 77 108 .713
Stacie Johnson
28 66 169 .391 31 94 .330 55 78 .705
Alanna Wahl
28 81 204 .397 16 55 .291 38 48 .792
Flecia Foster
28 81 216 .375 12 40 .300 41 51 .804
Heather Peterson
28 74 196 .378 18 65 .277 44 56 .786
Heather Johnson
23 49 118 .415 31 78 .397 12 14 .857
Joanne Noreen
28 56 158 .354 9 29 .310 48 64 .750
Anna Voltmer
28 65 140 .464 1 1 1.000 33 40 .825
Alex Andrews
28 45 95 .474 2 16 .125 20 59 .339
Jamie Kienitz
28 30 87 .345 11 38 .289 19 20 .950
Stacey Duarte
28 25 68 .368 0 0 .000 14 24 .583
Jessica Stanek
8
5 8 .625 2 3 .667 2 2 1.000
Jenn Lammers
7
2 13 .154 0 4 .000 4 6 .667
Dani Gill
8
2 13 .154 1 7 .143 2 6 .333
Lindsey Hass
6
1 2 .500 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000
TEAM
Total
28 731 1770 .413 134 433 .309 411 578 .711
Opponents
28 713 1569 .454 140 438 .320 463 647 .716
REBOUNDS
Off Def Tot A
102 137 239 48
12 68 80 64
51 45 96 99
28 34 62 36
35 69 104 57
12 20 32 15
27 36 63 32
21 46 67 11
39 53 92 24
4 23 27 43
21 46 67 23
0 10 10 8
4 6 10
1
2 5 74
5
2 1 32
2
53 59 112
413 658 1071 467
301 724 1025 413
TO
84
43
64
60
42
18
57
25
50
40
19
10
3
0
0
7
529
573
Blk
15
1
6
2
2
0
1
9
6
0
12
0
0
2
2
Stl
36
34
24
40
30
15
37
13
27
22
7
5
1
4
3
54 295
123 268
PF
92
42
65
58
84
20
45
34
48
31
43
3
5
43
23
Min
671
732
699
616
706
237
444
335
348
363
316
52
41
7
4
Pts
375
218
216
215
210
141
169
164
112
90
64
14
8
0.9
0.7
Avg
13.4
7.8
7.7
7.7
7.5
6.1
6.0
5.9
4.0
3.2
2.3
1.8
1.1
577 5626 2007 71.7
492 5626 2029 72.5
2005-06 MSU Women’s Basketball Results
Date
Nov. 4
Nov. 15
Nov. 18
Nov. 19
Nov. 25
Nov. 26
Dec. 2
Dec. 3
Dec. 7
Dec. 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 15
Dec. 20
Dec. 31
Jan. 2
Jan. 5
Jan. 8
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
Jan. 19
Jan. 21
Jan. 28
Feb. 4
Feb. 9
Feb. 11
Feb. 18
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
March 1
Opponent
Gustavus Adolphus (Exhibition)
Viterbo
Wisconsin-Stout !
Minnesota, Crookston !
Fort Hays State @
Nebraska-Kearney @
Adams State #
Mesa State #
Concordia-St. Paul
Minnesota, Crookston
Bemidji State
Southwest Minnesota State
MSU-Moorhead
Upper Iowa
Dakota Wesleyan
Minnesota Duluth *
Briar Cliff
St. Cloud State *
Minnesota Duluth *
North Dakota *
Augustana *
South Dakota *
St. Cloud State *
South Dakota *
Nebraska-Omaha *
Augustana *
North Dakota *
Nebraska-Omaha *
St. Cloud State $
Result
W, 74-67
W, 65-58
L, 89-86 (OT)
W, 81-73
W, 66-63
L, 74-65
W, 69-53
W, 86-56
L, 81-67
L, 76-72
L, 78-57
W, 81-46
L, 65-61
W, 86-71
W, 79-68
L, 68-57
W, 83-52
L, 82-68
L, 78-64
L, 83-69
L, 92-73
W, 65-63
L, 77-65
W, 78-63
W, 76-67
L, 74-63
L, 99-70
L, 94-81
L, 86-74
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Home games are in BOLD and played in Taylor Center
16
2005-06 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME
Wisconsin-Stout !
Minnesota, Crookston !
Fort Hays State @
Nebraska-Kearney @
Adams State #
Mesa State #
Concordia-St. Paul
Bemidji State
MSU-Moorhead
Upper Iowa
Dakota Wesleyan
Minnesota Duluth *
Briar Cliff
St. Cloud State *
Minnesota Duluth *
North Dakota *
Augustana *
South Dakota *
St. Cloud State *
South Dakota *
Nebraska-Omaha *
Augustana *
North Dakota *
14
10
8
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3
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#5 Stacey Duarte
Points Rebounds
Assists 64
67
23
4
5
2
4
2
0
0
2
0
0
4
0
3
0
1
2
4
3
6
2
2
1
2
2
0
1
0
0
1
0
6
6
2
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4
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9
5
0
3
1
0
0
0
1
2
2
2
2
6
3
4
2
0
2
1
0
0
1
2
0
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4
4
1
0
1
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
2
1
2
0 8
3 2
0 1
#10 Stacie Johnson
Points Rebounds
Assists 218 1
80 4
64 0
11 13 8
5 2 2
2 4 2
3
4
0
2
4
3
5
3
2
11 12 15 6
5 0 5 1
1 4 2 1
7
2
3
4
6
2
7
2
1
7
1
2
0
3
1
9
4
2
8
4
1
6
2
4
0
4
2
11 11 11 4
3 2 1 2
2 1 2 2
10 6
5 1
4 5
13 17
1 2
7 2
#11 Heather Johnson
Points Rebounds
Assists 141 -
32 -
15 -
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3
1
0
5
2
1
6
2
2
0
1
2
7
0
1
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2 -
0 -
12 3
3 2
2 1
3
1
0
12 0
2 0
0 0
3
0
0
3
0
0
3
2
1
5
2
1
0
0
0
8
4
1
#15 Alanna Wahl
Points Rebounds
Assists 216 11 13 8
96 6 3 1
99 3 6 5
6
7
5
4
3
3
8
9
3
6
2
4
5
0
3
13 9
4 2
4 3
2
0
3
6
5
3
16 6
2 5
5 5
4
5
3
10 5
2 5
6 2
15 9
3 5
4 7
7
2
3
8
5
2
10 4
2 5
4 4
7
1
1
10 5
2 3
2 0
7 2
3 4
2 4
#20 Jenn Lammers
Points Rebounds
Assists 8
10
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
0
0
0
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0
3
1
-
-
-
0
0
0
-
-
-
4
5
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
0
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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#21 Heather Peterson
Points Rebounds
Assists 210 16 10 10 11 6
104 7 6 2 5 4
57 4 5 2 4 2
6
5
3
6
6
2
14 12 4
6 6 4
2 1 1
4
1
1
6
2
0
11 13 4
3 3 2
1 0 1
7
1
3
9
2
1
7
3
2
6
4
2
0
4
4
3
5
4
6
4
3
5
4
1
10 5
2 4
2 0
11 3 5
2 2 5
3 1 2
#22 Joanne Noreen
Points Rebounds
Assists 169 1
63 1
32 0
1
1
1
4
1
2
0
0
0
17 3
5 2
0 0
7
0
0
3
3
1
4
1
0
4
3
1
4
2
3
3
3
0
5
4
2
10 11 4
4 3 1
3 1 3
8
5
0
8
1
3
8
3
1
4
1
1
17 3
5 1
1 2
5
2
2
9
1
1
5
4
1
11 4 6
1 1 4
1 0 2
#23 Dani Gill
Points Rebounds
Assists 7
7
4
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0
0
0
2
0
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
0
0
0
0
2
1
-
-
-
3
0
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
0
3
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
2
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0
0
0
- - - -
#24 Jamie Kienitz
Points Rebounds
Assists 90
27
43
6
2
0
2
0
1
7
0
4
5
1
2
2
2
0
2
2
5
1
1
1
5
1
1
3
1
4
0
0
2
3
2
1
3
0
0
0
0
0
4
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
3
4
2
3
0
1
2
0
1
2
2
1
0
1
1
7
0
3
8
0
3
13 0
3 1
2 3
5
1
1
0 0
0 0
1 0
#25 Lindsey Hass
Points Rebounds
Assists 4
3
2
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0
0
0
0
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
1
1
-
-
-
0
0
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
0
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
0
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- - - -
#33 Arin Andrews
Points Rebounds
Assists 375 8
239 4
48 0
#34 Flecia Foster
Points Rebounds
Assists 215 10 16 16 4
62 2 5 2 0
36 1 6 3 1
2
1
0
12 10 8
4 4 2
1 1 1
7
1
6
14 6
1 4
0 2
4
1
4
4
2
1
8
6
1
2
1
0
5
1
0
3
2
2
#42 Alex Andrews
Points Rebounds
Assists 112 2
92 5
24 0
2
3
1
1
1
2
0
2
1
7
6
0
6
2
0
5
3
0
0
2
0
0
3
2
7
6
3
8
0
0
4
6
0
3
4
1
3
2
5
11 6
4 6
2 1
#44 Anna Voltmer
Points Rebounds
Assists 164 6
67 2
11 0
2
1
1
12 15 4
2 2 3
0 0 1
8
4
1
7
4
0
6
0
0
4
1
0
5
3
1
14 7
3 3
1 0
6
6
1
4
3
0
4
2
0
8
5
0
! Pepsi Tip-Off
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25 10 16 21 11 20 9
9 11 4 9 2 12 9
1 0 1 2 4 0 0
1
2
0
2
1
0
10 4
15 5
2 1
12 16 12 18 17 13 8 9
9 13 4 10 12 9 11 6
2 1 2 5 3 4 2 2
# UNO DoubleTree Classic
17
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14 4
1 2
0 1
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Nebraska-Omaha *
Viterbo
Points Rebounds
Assists #3 Jessica Stanek
St. Cloud State $
Totals
2005-06 Minnesota State Game-By-Game
Points, Rebounds, Assists
11 19 8
0 1 3
2 0 0
0
1
0
18 27 10 15 17 12 10 4
10 10 6 4 14 6 14 2
0 0 1 1 5 4 0 1
12 11
12 7
2 2
7
3
0
4
2
0
13 7
3 1
0 0
5
1
0
6
3
0
12 7
3 2
1 1
4
2
3
17 2
1 2
0 1
0
2
0
3
2
0
7
4
1
2
2
0
4
7
2
8
3
0
3
2
2
0
4
0
5
2
0
4 10
3 4
1 0
15 0
3 2
0 0
8
1
0
4
3
0
2
3
0
0
1
0
0
4
1
2
2
1
8
1
0
6
1
1
2 5
1 1
1 1
* NCC Game
$ Wells Fargo Finals Game
2006-07 NCC COMPOSITE SCHEDULE
Friday,Nov.3
Stonehill vs. Augustana, Noon
North Dakota vs. North Georgia State, 5:30 p.m.
Saturday,Nov.4
Augustana vs. West Texas A&M, Noon
North Dakota vs. Lock Haven, 5:30 p.m.
Sunday,Nov.5
Augustana vs. Felician, Noon
North Dakota vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday,Dec.5
North Dakota at Mary, 5 p.m.
Presentation at Augustana, 6 p.m.
Peru State at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m.
Minnesota-Morris at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m.
Wednesday,Dec.6
Minnesota Duluth at Winona State, 7 p.m.
Thursday,Dec.7
North Central at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m.
Wednesday,Nov.15
Concordia-St. Paul vs. Augustana, 6 p.m.
Minnesota Duluth at Grand Valley State, 6 p.m.
South Dakota at Chadron State, 7 p.m.
Friday,Dec.8
Augsburg at Minnesota State, 6 p.m.
Dickinson State at North Dakota, 6 p.m.
Alaska-Fairbanks at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m.
Friday,Nov.17
Augustana vs. Bemidji State, 1 p.m.
St. Cloud State vs. Colo.-Colorado Springs, 2 p.m.
Nebraska-Omaha at Colorado State-Pueblo, 5 p.m
Minnesota Duluth vs. MSU-Moorhead, 6 p.m.
Minnesota, Crookston at Minnesota State, 6 p.m.
North Dakota vs. Metro State, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Dec.9
Alaska-Fairbanks at North Dakota, 5 p.m.
York at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Nov.18
Nebraska-Omaha vs. Colo.-Colorado Springs, 1 p.m.
Augustana vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 1 p.m.
Minnesota Duluth at Concordia-St. Paul, 5 p.m.
Bemidji State at Minnesota State, 6 p.m.
St. Cloud State at Colorado State-Pueblo, 6 p.m.
North Dakota vs. Mont. State-Billings/W. Oregon
Monday,Dec.11
Wisconsin-Stout at Minnesota State, 7 p.m.
Tuesday,Nov.21
Northern State at North Dakota, 6 p.m.
Augustana at Winona State, 7 p.m.
Wednesday,Nov.22
MSU-Moorhead at Minnesota State, 7 p.m.
South Dakota at Colorado School of Mines, 8 p.m.
Friday,Nov.24
St. Cloud State vs. Northern Michigan, 1 p.m.
Lewis at North Dakota, 4 p.m.
South Dakota at Regis, 5 p.m.
Bemidji State at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
Colo. School of Mines at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Nov.25
Minnesota State vs. Colo. School of Mines, 1 p.m.
St. Cloud State vs. Bemidji State, 1 p.m.
Augustana at Nebraska-Kearney, 6 p.m.
Northern Michigan at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
Caldwell at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m.
South Dakota at Colorado Christian, 7 p.m.
Sunday,Nov.26
Minnesota State vs. Caldwell, 1 p.m.
Minnesota State-Moorhead at North Dakota, 4 p.m.
Monday,Nov.27
St. Martin’s at North Dakota, 7 p.m.
Tuesday,Nov.28
Nebraska-Omaha at Nebraska-Kearney, 6 p.m.
Concordia-St. Paul at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m.
Thursday,Nov.30
South Dakota at Nebraska-Kearney, 6 p.m.
Friday,Dec.1
Minnesota Duluth vs. New Mexico Highlands, 2 p.m.
Augustana vs. Adams State, 5 p.m.
Minnesota State at Colorado State-Pueblo, 6 p.m.
St. Cloud State at Metro State, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Dec.2
Colorado-Colorado Springs at South Dakota, 1 p.m.
Augustana vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 2 p.m.
Mayville State at North Dakota, 2 p.m.
Minnesota State vs. New Mexico Highlands, 2 p.m.
Adams State at Nebraska-Omaha, 4 p.m.
Minnesota Duluth at Colorado State-Pueblo, 6 p.m.
St. Cloud State vs. Regis, 6 p.m.
Sunday,Dec.3
Hawaii-Hilo at Nebraska-Omaha, 2 p.m.
Monday,Dec.4
St. Mary’s (Neb.) at South Dakota, 6 p.m.
Sunday,Dec.10
Wisconsin-Eau Claire at St. Cloud State, 1 p.m.
Mount Mary at South Dakota, 3 p.m.
Tuesday,Dec.12
St. Scholastica at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
Bethany Lutheran at Augustana, 7 p.m.
Wednesday,Dec.13.
Dakota Wesleyan vs. Augustana, 6 p.m.
St. Cloud State at Concordia-St. Paul, 6 p.m.
Minnesota, Crookston at North Dakota, 7 p.m.
Saturday,Dec.16
North Dakota at Concordia-St. Paul, 3 p.m.
Minnesota, Crookston at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
Minnesota State at Dakota Wesleyan, 6 p.m.
St. Cloud State at Minnesota State-Moorhead, 6 p.m.
Wayne State at South Dakota, 6 p.m.
Mount Mercy at Augustana, 7 p.m.
Nebraska-Omaha at Mount Mary
Sunday,Dec.17
Nebraska-Omaha at Indiana Northwest, 2 p.m.
Minnesota State at Dakota State, 3 p.m.
Saturday,Jan.6
*St. Cloud State at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m.
*Augustana at South Dakota, 6 p.m.
*Minnesota State at North Dakota, 6 p.m.
Monday,Jan.8
Briar Cliff at Minnesota State, 7 p.m.
Tuesday,Jan.9
Southwest Minn. State at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m.
Thursday,Jan.11
*Minnesota Duluth at Augustana, 6 p.m.
*Minnesota State at St. Cloud State, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Jan.13
*Minnesota Duluth at Nebraska-Omaha, 2 p.m.
*St. Cloud State at Augustana, 6 p.m.
*North Dakota at South Dakota, 6 p.m.
Monday,Jan.15
Minnesota Duluth at South Dakota State, 7 p.m.
Tuesday,Jan.16
Minnesota State at Bemidji State, 6 p.m.
Thursday,Jan.18
*South Dakota at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Jan.20
*Nebraska-Omaha at North Dakota, 2 p.m.
*Minnesota Duluth at St. Cloud State, 2 p.m.
*Augustana at Minnesota State, 6 p.m.
Tuesday,Jan.23
Minnesota, Crookston at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m.
Thursday,Jan.25
*Augustana at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m.
*South Dakota at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
*North Dakota at Minnesota State, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Jan.27
*Nebraska-Omaha at St. Cloud State, 2 p.m.
*South Dakota at Minnesota State, 6 p.m.
*North Dakota at Augustana, 6 p.m.
Tuesday,Jan.30
Sioux Falls at South Dakota, 6 p.m.
Monday,Dec.18
Nebraska-Omaha at Temple Baptist, 1 p.m.
Northern State at South Dakota, 7 p.m.
Thursday,Feb.1
*Minnesota State at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
*North Dakota at St. Cloud State, 6 p.m.
Wednesday,Dec.20
North Dakota at Bemidji State, 6 p.m.
Briar Cliff at Augustana, 7 p.m.
Mayville State at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m.
Minnesota State at Southwest Minn. State, 7 p.m.
Northwest Missouri State at South Dakota, 7 p.m.
Saturday,Feb.3
*Augustana at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m.
*St. Cloud State at Minnesota State, 2 p.m.
*Nebraska-Omaha at South Dakota, 6 p.m.
Friday,Dec.22
Minnesota Duluth at Michigan Tech, 6 p.m.
Wednesday,Dec.27
South Dakota vs. Upper Iowa, 2 p.m.
Dakota State at Augustana, 6 p.m.
Thursday,Dec.28
South Dakota vs. Dakota State, 2 p.m.
Upper Iowa at Augustana, 6 p.m.
Thursday,Feb.8
*Augustana at North Dakota, 6 p.m.
*Minnesota State at South Dakota, 6 p.m.
*St. Cloud State at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Feb.10
*Minnesota State at Nebraska-Omaha, 2 p.m.
*Minnesota Duluth at North Dakota, 2 p.m.
*St. Cloud State at South Dakota, 6 p.m.
Monday,Feb.12
Minnesota Duluth at Bemidji State, 7 p.m.
Friday,Dec.29
Nebraska-Omaha at Adams State, 1 p.m.
North Dakota at Seattle, 9 p.m.
Thursday,Feb.15
*Minnesota State at Augustana, 6 p.m.
*South Dakota at North Dakota, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Dec.30
Minnesota Duluth at Southwest Minn. State, 3 p.m.
Nebraska-Omaha at Metro State, 3 p.m.
North Dakota at Seattle Pacific, 4 p.m.
Minnesota State at Concordia-St. Paul, 7 p.m.
Saturday,Feb.17
*Augustana at St. Cloud State, 2 p.m.
*North Dakota at Nebraska-Omaha, 2 p.m.
*Minnesota Duluth at South Dakota, 2 p.m.
Sunday,Dec.31
Chadron State at South Dakota, Noon
Southwest Minnesota State at Augustana, 2 p.m.
Thursday,Jan.4
*Nebraska-Omaha at Augustana, 6 p.m.
*St. Cloud State at North Dakota, 6 p.m.
*Minnesota Duluth at Minnesota State, 6 p.m.
Wednesday,Feb.21
*South Dakota at Augustana, 6 p.m.
Thursday,Feb.22
*Nebraska-Omaha at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m.
Saturday,Feb.24
*North Dakota at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m.
*Nebraska-Omaha at Minnesota State, 2 p.m.
*South Dakota at St. Cloud State, 2 p.m.
*IndicatesNorthCentralConferencegame
NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION
Representatives of colleges and
universities in North Dakota, South
Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, and
Minnesota met in the late fall of 1921
in Chicago to consider the formation of
what was to become the North Central
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference,
now commonly known at the North Central Conference or NCC.
There were representatives from nine institutions at the meeting: North Dakota
Agricultural College (now NDSU), the University of North Dakota, State University
of South Dakota, South Dakota State College, Morningside College, Des Moines
Municipal University, Nebraska Wesleyan, College of St. Thomas and Creighton
University.
Shortly after the conference began, it met with some rough going with four
members withdrawing. Des Moines Municipal went first, dropping out after the
1926 season. Nebraska Wesleyan severed relationships after the season of 1927. In
1928, St. Thomas and Creighton also became casualties. It was not until 1935 that
Omaha University was allowed to join the league. In 1936, Iowa State Teacher’s
College (now Northern Iowa) was admitted, and in 1941, Augustana College of
Sioux Falls was allowed to become a member. Omaha withdrew in 1943, leaving
the NCC membership intact until 1968: Morningside, Northern Iowa, North Dakota
State, North Dakota, Augustana, South Dakota and South Dakota State.
At the fall meeting in 1968, Minnesota State University, Mankato (known
then as Mankato State College) was admitted into the league. The University of
Nebraska-Omaha (formerly Omaha University) was readmitted in the spring of
1976. Minnesota State dropped out in the spring of 1977, and Northern Iowa left in
the spring of 1978. The University of Northern Colorado became the eighth member
of the NCC in January of 1979, and Minnesota State was readmitted along with St.
Cloud State University in 1981 to bring the membership to 10.
Recent years have seen plenty of change in the NCC, with charter member
Morningside departing after the 2001-02 school year after moving to NAIA affiliation
and Northern Colorado leaving the league after 2002-03 to reclassify to NCAA
Division I. In addition, the 2003-04 school year was the last in the league for NCC
mainstays North Dakota State and South Dakota State, both of which followed
UNC’s route to NCAA Division I.
To help fill the void left by the departure of those four schools, Minnesota Duluth
joined the conference during the 2004-05 school year, joining the league after a stint
in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference and bringing the current membership
to seven schools. Augustana, Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota State, Nebraska-Omaha,
North Dakota, St. Cloud State and South Dakota will comprise the North Central
Conference for the upcoming school year and the forseeable future.
The league offers championships in 10 sports for men, and nine for women.
The NCC offices are located in Sioux Falls, S.D.
NCC Quick Facts
School
Augustana
Minnesota Duluth
Minnesota State
Nebraska-Omaha
North Dakota
South Dakota
St. Cloud State
Enrollment
1,800
10,300
14,036
14,000
12,954
8,120
16,000
Location
Sioux Falls, S.D.
Duluth, Minn.
Mankato, Minn.
Omaha, Neb.
Grand Forks, N.D.
Vermillion, S.D.
St. Cloud, Minn.
Population
75,000
87,000
53,000
450,000
49,000
6,300
35,000
All-Time NCC Women’s Basketball Champions
1982 — Nebraska-Omaha
1983 — South Dakota
1986—MinnesotaState
1987 — North Dakota State
1990 — North Dakota
2003 — Tie: South Dakota/South Dakota State
North Central Conference
RamkotaInn
2400NorthLouise
SiouxFalls,S.D.57107
Phone:(605)338-0907
Fax:(605)338-1889
www.northcentralconference.org
NCC Staff
Named the sixth commissioner of the North
Central Conference in January of 2005, Roger
Thomas ([email protected]) is
in his first year guiding the league. Thomas was
Director of Athletics at the University of North
Dakota from 1999-2005 and currently serves
on the NCAA Division II Management Council.
Thomas served as the UND’s head football coach
for 13 seasons, leaving with more wins than
any other UND coach and a record of 90-49-2.
Thomas was a runningback and quarterback at Augustana College
(Ill.), earning a bachelor’s degree in physical education and history
in 1969. He earned a master’s degree from the University of South
Dakota in 1972. His coaching career began at Augustana College
(S.D.), and in 1976, Thomas was named head football coach at the
University of Sioux Falls. After the 1979 season, Thomas left and
held assistant coaching positions at California State UniversityFullerton, the University of Minnesota and with the Toronto
Argonauts before returning to North Dakota to become the 23rd
head football coach in 1986.
Now in herninth year as Assistant Commissioner
of the North Central Conference, MelanieNelson
([email protected]) is a 1993
Iowa State graduate. Nelson was a member
of the Cyclones’ track and field team as an
undergraduate. The Williamsburg, Iowa, native
earned a master’s degree from the U.S. Sports
Academy and taught and coached in Missouri
for eight years. She is a member of the NCAA
Division II Women’s Basketball Committee.
Jon Martin (info@northcentralconference.
org) became the first full-time North Central
Conference Director of Media Relations in July
of 1998. A Springfield, Mo., native and a graduate
of North Dakota State University, Martin owns a
master’s degree from Minnesota State University,
Mankato. Prior to spending two years as a
graduate assistant in the sports information office
at MSU, Martin also held internships at Southwest
Missouri State University and ESPN. Martin spent
the summer of 1996 working as a member of the
media relations staff with the Atlanta local organizing committee
for the Summer Olympics and served as the venue press chief for
curling at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
NCC Commissioners
Jack McClelland
Dr. Richard Koppenhaver
R.D. “Dewey” Halford
Noel Olsen
Mike Marcil
Roger Thomas
1968-1970
1970-1977
1977-1984
1984-1997
1997-2004
2005-present
2005-06 NCC STANDINGS & AWARDS
Final NCC Standings
Team
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
Augustana
Nebraska-Omaha
Minnesota Duluth
South Dakota
Minnesota State
Conference
12-0
9-3
7-5
5-7
3-9
3-9
3-9
Per.
1.000
.750
.583
.417
.250
.250
.250
Overall
34-1
29-5
21-10
20-11
16-12
15-13
12-16
MSU All-Time Women’s
Basketball Honors
Per.
.971
.853
.677
.645
.571
.536
.429
All-NCC Players
All-NCC Team
Name Alison Adamson*
Arin Andrews^
Kristi Boese^
Lindsey Dietz*
Sascha Hansen*
Jessica Klein
Ashley Langen*
Erika Quigley^
Ashley Robinette
J.J. Smith*
Karen Thies*
Katie Winkelman
Team Augustana
Minnesota State
North Dakota
Minnesota Duluth
St. Cloud State
Augustana
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
South Dakota
Nebraska-Omaha
Nebraska-Omaha
Minnesota Duluth
Pos.
G
C
F
F
G
F
C
F
F
F
G
F/C
Yr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Ht.
5-5
6-0
6-1
6-0
5-9
6-0
6-2
6-2
5-11
6-0
5-4
6-1
Hometown
Willmar, Minn.
West Concord, Minn.
Rochester, Minn.
Elk River, Minn.
Marshall, Minn.
Dell Rapids, S.D.
Kennedy, Minn.
Duluth, Minn.
South Sioux City, Neb.
Lincoln, Neb.
Durango, Colo.
Morris, Minn.
* Two-time selection (2005 and 2006), ^ Three-time selection (2004, 2005 and 2006)
NCC Awards
Most Valuable Player..................... Kristi Boese, North Dakota
Coach Of The Year......................... Gene Roebuck, North Dakota
Freshman Of The Year.................. Chelsea DeVille, Augustana
Defensive Players of the Year........ Carissa Jahner, UND & Ashley Holiday, AC
Newcomer of the Year.................... Ashley Freerksen, Nebraska-Omaha
Academic All-NCC Team
Name Team Alison Adamson Augustana
Lindsey Dietz* Minnesota Duluth
Laura Doshier
Augustana
Sascha Hansen* St. Cloud State
Amy Mahlum
North Dakota
Erica Schroeder* South Dakota
Andrea Seefeldt* Augustana
J.J. Smith^
Nebraska-Omaha
Karen Thies
Nebraska-Omaha
Katie Winkelman* Minnesota Duluth
Meghan Woster* South Dakota
Pos.
G
F
F
G
G
F
G/F
F
G
F/C
G/F
Yr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
GPA
3.98
3.973
4.00
3.52
3.54
4.00
3.70
3.97
3.74
3.801
3.813
Hometown
Willmar, Minn.
Elk River, Minn.
Rapid City, S.D.
Marshall, Minn.
Spring Valley, Minn.
Miller, S.D.
Clark, S.D.
Lincoln, Neb.
Durango, Colo.
Morris, Minn.
Sioux Falls, S.D.
* Two-time selection, ^ Three-time selection
MSU Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll Selections
Name
Arin Andrews
Stacey Duarte
Jessica Stanek
Anna Voltmer
Yr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Major
Exercise Science & Pre-Physical Therapy
Elementary Education & Spanish
Mass Communications
Physical Education & Health
GPA
3.25
3.74
3.76
3.88
20
1984: Anne Christopherson
1984: Rhonda House
1985: Carla Schuck
1986: Julie Cink
1986: Pat Burns
1986, 1987, 1988: Lisa Walters
1992: Sereena Fayne
1994: Lynell Anderson
1995: Amy Swanson
1995, 1996: Carla Bronson
1997: Tracy Harter
1998: Amy Hintgen
1999, 2000: Brenda Stachowski
2001: Kris Neuberger
2002: Jenny Groom
2004: Hannah Stolba
2004, 2005, 2006: Arin Andrews
2005: Kelli Freeman
NCC Players Of The Week
1983-84: Rhonda House (Jan. 16)
1983-84: Ann Christopherson (Feb. 28)
1985-86: Julie Cink (Dec. 10)
1985-86: Lisa Walters (Feb. 4)
1986-87: Lisa Walters (Jan. 19)
1988-89: Robyn Rude (Nov. 28)
1989-90: Ellen Sathohff (Dec. 18)
1993-94: Lynell Anderson (Dec. 20)
1993-94: Tracy Filipa (Feb. 7)
1994-95: Tracy Filipa (Dec. 12)
1994-95: Tracy Filipa (Jan. 16)
1995-96: Carla Bronson (Jan. 15)
1997-98: Brenda Stachowski (Jan. 19)
2004-05: Arin Andrews (Jan. 10)
2005-06: Arin Andrews (Dec. 5)
2005-06: Arin Andrews (Feb. 13)
All-American Honors
1980: Elsie Ohm (AIAW)
1986: Lisa Walters (NCAA)
1987: Lisa Walters (AWSF)
1988: Lisa Walters (NCAA)
In The Pros
Cheryl Engel (Minnesota Fillies, 1977-79, 1981)
Elsie Ohm (New Orleans Pride, Minn. Fillies)
Lynn Peterson (Minnesota Fillies, 1981)
Mary Manderfeld (Minnesota Fillies, 1981)
Lisa Walters (Sweden)
TAYLOR CENTER
Glen Taylor
The result of Minnesota State University,
Mankato alum Glen Taylor’s original $8
million donation was the construction
of Taylor Center, a multipurpose arena
and student center that is the gateway to
Minnesota State.
Taylor Center is the home of the
Mavericks, an inviting and state-ofthe-art admissions center, and Bresnan
Arena, a 4,521-seat coliseum designed
for University gatherings and the best in
intercollegiate athletics.
Designed specifically to highlight
intercollegiate basketball, volleyball
and wrestling, Bresnan Arena features
seating built to give Maverick fans the
best view of the action. MSU athletic
programs benefit from locker rooms,
coaching and staff offices, athletic
training facilities, and a weight room.
A spacious alumni center overlooks
the court, and an upscale design makes
Bresnan Arena one of the most attractive
sports facilities in all of Minnesota and
the upper Midwest.
Bresnan Arena also serves as a gathering place for the MSU community,
featuring convocations, commencement
and activities that demand a high-capacity location. Just as the Taylor Center is
the crown of Minnesota State, Bresnan
Arena is the crown of the Taylor Center
and the pride of the MSU Department of
Intercollegiate Athletics.
Bresnan Arena and Taylor Center
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officially opened during Minnesota
State’s Homecoming weekend on Oct.
14, 2000. The first official event was the
Pepsi Tip-Off basketball tournament on
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17-18, 2000.
The Pepsi Tip-Off is a two-day annual
affair that features four women’s teams
and four men’s teams, and will be held
this season on Friday and Saturday, Nov.
17-18, 2006.
OPPONENTS
Augsburg
Augustana
Bemidji State
Briar Cliff
Caldwell
Dec.8Mankato, Minn.
Nov.18Mankato, Minn.
Jan.16Bemidji, Minn.
Jan.8Mankato, Minn.
Nov.26Omaha, Neb.
Location:
Minneapolis, Minn.
Enrollment:
3,564
Nickname:
Auggies
Arena:
Si Melby Hall
Colors:
Maroon and Gray
Affiliation:
NCAA Division III
Conference:
Minnesota Intercollegiate (MIAC)
President:
Dr. Paul Pribbenow
Women’sAthleticDirector:
Marilyn Florian
HeadCoach:
Jennifer Britz
CareerRecord:
11-37
AssistantCoaches:
Angie Heisler, Amy Jones,
Melissa Lee
2005-06Record:
7-18
2005-06ConferenceRecord:
4-16
SportsInformationDirector:
Don Stoner
SIDPhone:
(612) 330-1677
SIDFax:
(612) 330-1780
WebSite:
www.augsburg.edu/athletics/
Jan.20Mankato, Minn.
Feb.15Sioux Falls, S.D.
Location:
Sioux Falls, S.D.
Enrollment:
1,800
Nickname:
Vikings
Arena:
Elmen Center, Sioux Falls Arena
Colors:
Navy and Yellow
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
North Central (NCC)
President:
Robert C. Oliver
AthleticDirector:
Bill Gross
HeadCoach:
Dave Krauth
CareerRecord:
330-159
AssistantCoach:
Travis Traphagen, Sandra Heinitz
2005-06Record:
21-10
7-5
Kevin Ludwig
SIDPhone:
(605) 274-4335
SIDFax:
(605) 274-5298
WebSite:
www.goaugie.com
Location:
Bemidji, Minn.
Enrollment:
5,000
Nickname:
Beavers
Arena:
BSU Gymnasium
Colors:
Green and White
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
Northern Sun (NSIC)
President:
Dr. Jon E. Quistgaard
AthleticDirector:
Dr. Rick Goeb
HeadCoach:
Mike Curfman
CareerRecord:
68-100
AssistantCoaches:
Karen Siira, Brenna Rollie
2005-06Record:
13-15
6-8
Brad Folkestad
SIDPhone:
(218) 755-2763
SIDFax:
(218) 755-3898
WebSite:
info.bemidjistate.edu/sports/
Location:
Sioux City, Iowa
Enrollment:
1,100
Nickname:
Chargers
Arena:
Newman Flanagan Center
Colors:
Blue and Gold
Affiliation:
NAIA Division II
Conference:
Great Plains (GPAC)
President:
Beverly A. Wharton
AthleticDirector:
Dick Strittmatter
HeadCoach:
Mike Power
CareerRecord:
127-73
AssistantCoach:
Paul Brunsdon
2005-06Record:
10-20
3-15
Jared Bodammer
SIDPhone:
(712) 279-1653
SIDFax:
(712) 279-5592
WebSite:
www.briarcliff.edu/athletics
Location:
Caldwell, N.J.
Enrollment:
2,270
Nickname:
Cougars
Arena:
George R. Newman Center
Colors:
Scarlet, White and Gold
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II, ECAC
Conference:
Central Atlantic (CACC)
President:
Sister Patrice Werner
AthleticDirector:
Mark A. Corino
HeadCoach:
Linda Cimino
CareerRecord:
0-0
AssistantCoaches:
Veronica Mullen, Stephanie Del Preore
2005-06Record:
8-20
8-16
Matt McLagan
SIDPhone:
(963) 618-3567
SIDFax:
(963) 618-3370
WebSite:
info.caldwell.edu/athletics/
Minnesota,
Crookston
Minnesota
Duluth
MSUMoorhead
NebraskaOmaha
New Mexico
Highlands
Location:
Crookston, Minn.
Enrollment:
1,700
Nickname:
Golden Eagles
Arena:
Lysaker Gymnasium
Colors:
Maroon and Gold
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
Northern Sun (NSIC)
CampusCEO:
Dr. Charles H. Casey
AthleticDirector:
Stephanie Helgeson
HeadCoach:
Mike Roysland
CareerRecord:
0-0
AssistantCoach:
Abby Hearn
2005-06Record:
6-22
3-11
Mitch Bakken
SIDPhone:
(218) 281-8414
SIDFax:
(218) 281-8430
WebSite:
www.crk.umn.edu/people/athletics
Jan.4Mankato, Minn.
Feb.1Duluth, Minn.
Location:
Duluth, Minn.
Enrollment:
10,300
Nickname:
Bulldogs
Arena:
Romano Gymnasium
Colors:
Maroon and Gold
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
North Central (NCC)
Chancellor:
Dr. Kathryn Martin
AthleticDirector:
Bob Nielson
HeadCoach:
Dave Stromme
CareerRecord:
0-0
AssistantCoach:
Rachael Otto
2005-06Record:
16-12
3-9
Kelly Grgas-Wheeler
SIDPhone:
(218) 726-8937
SIDFax:
(218) 726-6529
WebSite:
www.umdbulldogs.com
Location:
Moorhead, Minn.
Enrollment:
7,600
Nickname:
Dragons
Arena:
Alex Nemzek Hall
Colors:
Scarlet and Red
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
Northern Sun (NSIC)
President:
Dr. Roland Barden
AthleticDirector:
Sylvia Barnier
HeadCoach:
Karla Nelson
CareerRecord:
101-71
AssistantCoaches:
Jason Sobolik, Kelly Anderson
2005-06Record:
15-14
7-7
Larry Scott
SIDPhone:
(218) 477-2113
SIDFax:
(218) 477-2550
WebSite:
www.msumdragons.com
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Feb.10Omaha, Neb.
Feb.24Mankato, Minn.
Location:
Omaha, Neb.
Enrollment:
14,000
Nickname:
Mavericks
Arena:
Sapp Fieldhouse
Colors:
Crimson and Black
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
North Central (NCC)
Chancellor:
John Christensen (Interim)
AthleticDirector:
David Herbster
HeadCoach:
Patty Patton Shearer
CareerRecord:
94-74
AssistantCoaches:
Jason Flores, Brad Schick, Maurtice Ivy
2005-06Record:
20-11
5-7
Gary Anderson
SIDPhone:
(402) 554-3387
SIDFax:
(402) 554-3694
WebSite:
gomavs.unomaha.edu
Dec.31Pueblo, Colo.
Location:
Las Vegas, N.M.
Enrollment:
3,500
Nickname:
Cowgirls
Arena:
John A. Wilson Complex
Colors:
Navy Blue and White
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
Rocky Mountain (RMAC)
President:
Dr. Manuel T. Pacheco
AthleticDirector:
Sedillo Elizabeth (Interim)
HeadCoach:
Thomas Roberts (Interim)
CareerRecord:
0-0
2005-06Record:
12-14
8-11
Tim Gotto
SIDPhone:
(505) 426-2018
SIDFax:
(505) 426-2016
WebSite:
www.nmhu.edu/current/athletics/
index.html
OPPONENTS
Colorado
School of Mines
Colorado StatePueblo
ConcordiaSt. Paul
Dakota State
Nov.25Omaha, Neb.
Dec.1Pueblo, Colo.
Location:
Golden, Colo.
Enrollment:
3,200
Nickname:
Orediggers
Arena:
Volk Gymnasium
Colors:
Silver and Blue
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
President:
Dr. John U. Trefny
AthleticDirector:
Tom Spicer
HeadCoach:
Paula Krueger
CareerRecord:
47-39
AssistantCoach:
Mike Jacobsma
2005-06Record:
16-14
8-11
Greg Murphy
SIDPhone:
(303) 273-3095
SIDFax:
(303) 273-3362
WebSite:
athletics.mines.edu/
Dec.30St. Paul, Minn.
Dec.17Madison, S.D.
Location:
Pueblo, Colo.
Enrollment:
4,173
Nickname:
ThunderWolves
Arena:
State Fair Events Center
Colors:
Red and Blue
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
President:
Joseph Garcia
AthleticDirector:
Joe Folda
HeadCoach:
Kip Drown
CareerRecord:
268-227
AssistantCoach:
Diane Dittburner
2005-06Record:
19-12
11-8
Mike McNeely
SIDPhone:
(719) 549-2022
SIDFax:
(719) 549-2570
WebSite:
twolves.colostate-pueblo.edu/
Location:
St. Paul, Minn.
Enrollment:
1,921
Nickname:
Golden Bears
Arena:
Gangelhoff Center
Colors:
Navy Blue and Vegas Gold
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
Northern Sun (NSIC)
President:
Dr. Robert Holst
AthleticDirector:
Tom Rubbelke
HeadCoach:
Paul Fessler
CareerRecord:
229-71
AssistantCoaches:
Kerri Stockwell, Angie Woods,
Drew Woods
2005-06Record:
20-11
9-5
Jen Foley
SIDPhone:
(651) 641-8893
SIDFax:
(651) 641-8787
WebSite:
www.csp.edu/athletics/
Location:
Madison, S.D.
Enrollment:
2,500
Nickname:
Lady T’s
Arena:
Dakota State Fieldhouse
Colors:
Royal Blue and Laker Gold
Affiliation:
NAIA Division II
Conference:
Dakota (DAC)
President:
Dr. Douglas Knowlton
AthleticDirector:
Gene Wockenfuss
HeadCoach:
Jeff Dittman
CareerRecord:
203-178
AssistantCoach:
Jenny Brown
2005-06Record:
22-11
10-4
Nick Huntimer
SIDPhone:
(605) 256-5233
SIDFax:
(605) 256-7335
WebSite:
www.departments.dsu.edu/athletics/
Location:
Mitchell, S.D.
Enrollment:
783
Nickname:
Tigers
Arena:
Corn Palace
Colors:
Royal Blue and White
Affiliation:
NAIA Division II
Conference:
Great Plains (GPAC)
President:
Dr. Robert G. Duffett
AthleticDirector:
Chad Vogel
HeadCoach:
Ann Konechne
CareerRecord:
18-45
AssistantCoach:
Wes Morgan, Jill Thomas
2005-06Record:
11-21
7-11
Alex Linden
SIDPhone:
(605) 995-2854
SIDFax:
(605) 995-2150
WebSite:
www.dwu.edu/athletics/
North Dakota
St. Cloud State
South Dakota
Wisconsin-Stout
Jan.6Grand Forks, N.D.
Jan.11St. Cloud, Minn.
Feb.3Mankato, Minn.
Feb.8Vermillion, S.D.
Southwest
Minnesota State
Location:
Grand Forks, N.D.
Enrollment:
12,954
Arena:
Betty Engelstad Center
Colors:
Kelly Green and White
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
North Central (NCC)
President:
Dr. Charles E. Kupchella
AthleticDirector:
Tom Buning
HeadCoach:
Gene Roebuck
CareerRecord:
585-99
AssistantCoaches:
Megan Kelling, Greg Ulland,
Josh Johnson
2005-06Record:
34-1
12-0
Jayson Hajdu
SIDPhone:
(701) 777-2986
SIDFax:
(701) 777-4352
Location:
St. Cloud, Minn.
Enrollment:
16,000
Nickname:
Huskies
Arena:
Halenbeck Hall
Colors:
Cardinal and Black
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
North Central (NCC)
President:
Dr. Roy H. Saigo
AthleticDirector:
Dr. Morris Kurtz
HeadCoach:
Dr. Lori Ulferts
CareerRecord:
343-239
AssistantCoaches:
Carol Thelen, Chad Eickhoff
2005-06Record:
29-5
9-3
Anne Abicht
SIDPhone:
(320) 308-2141
SIDFax:
(320) 208-2099
WebSite:
www.stcloudstate.edu/athletics
Location:
Vermillion, S.D.
Enrollment:
8,641
Nickname:
Coyotes
Arena:
DakotaDome
Colors:
Red and White
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
North Central (NCC)
President:
James W. Abbott
AthleticDirector:
Joel Nielsen
HeadCoach:
Chad Lavin
CareerRecord:
393-290
AssistantCoach:
Becky Flynn-Jensen
2005-06Record:
15-13
3-9
Dan Genzler
SIDPhone:
(605) 677-5927
SIDFax:
(605) 677-6273
WebSite:
www.usdcoyotes.com
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Dec.20Marshall, Minn.
Location:
Marshall, Minn.
Enrollment:
3,700
Nickname:
Mustangs
Arena:
Recreation/Athletic Facility
Colors:
Brown and Vegas Gold
Affiliation:
NCAA Division II
Conference:
Northern Sun (NSIC)
President:
Dr. Dan Danahar
AthleticDirector:
Dr. Howard Gauthier
HeadCoach:
Mike Jewett
CareerRecord:
0-0
AssistantCoaches:
Katie Huschle, Sascha Hansen
2005-06Record:
7-21
4-10
Kelly Loft
SIDPhone:
(507) 537-7177
SIDFax:
(507) 537-6578
WebSite:
www.smsumustangs.com
Dakota
Wesleyan
Dec.16Mitchell, S.D.
Dec.11Mankato, Minn.
Location:
Menomonie, Wis.
Enrollment:
7,200
Nickname:
Blue Devils
Arena:
Johnson Fieldhouse
Colors:
Navy and White
Affiliation:
NCAA Division III
Conference:
Wisconsin Intercollegiate (WIAC)
Chancellor:
Charles W. Sorensen
AthleticDirector:
Steven Terry
HeadCoach:
Mark Thomas
CareerRecord:
332-174
AssistantCoaches:
Mark Noll, Erin Crank
2005-06Record:
22-8
12-4
Layne Pitt
SIDPhone:
(715) 232-2275
SIDFax:
(715) 232-1684
WebSite:
www.uwstout.edu/athletics
PEPSI TIP-OFF
Tip-Off Action for Minnesota State
Friday, Nov. 17
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Saturday, Nov. 18
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Taylor Center
All-Time Results
2000
Game 1:
Nebraska-Kearney 114, St. Mary’s (Neb.) 35
Game 2:
Minnesota State 99, Minnesota, Crookston 61
Consolation:
Minn., Crookston 100, St. Mary’s (Neb.) 45
Championship:
Nebraska-Kearney 76, Minnesota State 67
2001
Game 1:
Northern Michigan 93, Truman State 82
Game 2:
Minnesota State 114, Metropolitan State 102
Consolation:
Truman State 79, Metropolitan State 78
Championship:
Minnesota State 78, Northern Michigan 69
2002
Game 1:
Minnesota, Crookston 84, Mount Mercy 67
Game 2:
Minnesota State 66, UW-Parkside 64
Game 3:
UW-Parkside 87, Minnesota, Crookston 80
Game 4:
Minnesota State 104, Mount Mercy 56
2003
Game 1:
Southwest Minn. State 66, Chadron State 51
Game 2:
Minnesota State 79, Missouri-Rolla 61
Game 3:
Southwest Minn. State 65, Missouri-Rolla 47
Game 4:
Minnesota State 79, Chadron State 64
2004
Game 1:
Minneota, Crookston 81, UC-San Diego 61
Game 2:
Minnesota State 77, Upper Iowa 55
Game 3:
UC-San Diego 79, Upper Iowa 53
Game 4:
Minnesota, Crookston 87, Minnesota State 76
2005
Game 1:
St. Cloud State 110, Minnesota, Crookston 77
Game 2:
UW-Stout 89, Minnesota State 86
Game 3:
St. Cloud State 92, UW-Stout 75
Game 4:
Minnesota State 81, Minnesota, Crookston 73
On Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18, the Minnesota State men’s and women’s
basketball teams will host the annual Pepsi Tip-Off in Taylor Center. This season’s Pepsi
Tip-Off represents the seventh year in which the Maverick women’s basketball program
has participated in the event and the fifth year it has done so under the classic format.
The Minnesota State women’s team is slated to face the University of Minnesota,
Crookston on Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. The Golden Eagles finished 6-22 overall last season
and return leading scorer and rebounder Kari Score, who averaged 17.6 points and 9.5
rebounds per game. On Nov. 18 at 6 p.m., MSU entertains Bemidji State University.
BSU, which posted a 13-15 ledger last season, returns center Stephanie Peterson. Peterson
averaged 12 points and 8.5 rebounds per game in 2005-06 to lead the team.
Last season, MSU opened the season with a split in the Pepsi Tip-Off, falling to the
University of Wisconsin-Stout in overtime, 89-86. The Mavericks went on to defeat
Minnesota, Crookston, 81-73, to conclude their Tip-Off action. Just a freshman, Flecia
Foster posted 16 points in each of MSU’s contests, while Arin Andrews put in 25 points
against the Blue Devils and another 10 in the win over UMC.
Individual Records
Most Points in a Game:
34, Jennifer Perkins
Truman State vs. Metro State (2001)
Most Rebounds in a Game:
22, Erika Quigley (St. Cloud State)
St. Cloud State vs. UW-Stout (2005)
Most Assists in a Game:
11, Molly Hendricks (UW-Stout)
Minnesota State vs. UW-Stout (2005)
Tip-Off Awards:
2000
MVP: Beth Swift (Nebraska-Kearney)
Best Hustle: Kim Curtis (Minnesota State)
2001
MVP: Susan Salonek (Minnesota State)
Best Hustle: Kim Curtis (Minnesota State)
2002
MVP: Hannah Stolba (Minnesota State)
Best Hustle: Stacie Johnson (Minnesota State)
2003
MVP: Arin Andrews (Minnesota State)
Best Hustle: Mary Roddel (SW Minn. State)
Most Tournament Points:
56, Jennifer Perkins, Truman State (2001)
56, Karna Plaine, Minnesota, Crookston (2005)
2004
MVP: Steph Mayclin (Minnesota, Crookston)
Best Hustle: Hannah Stolba (Minnesota State)
Most Tournament Rebounds:
35, Erika Quigley, St. Cloud State (2005)
2005
MVP: Erika Quigley (St. Cloud State)
Best Hustle: Flecia Foster (Minnesota State)
Most Tournament Assists:
14, Sascha Hansen, St. Cloud State (2005)
Women’s Team Records
Most Points in a Game: 114 (twice)
Last, Minnesota State vs. Metro State (2001)
Most Points By Two Teams: 216
Minnesota State vs. Metro State (2001)
Fewest Points By One Team: 35
St. Mary’s (Neb.) vs. Neb.-Kearney (2000)
Fewest Points By Two Teams: 130
Minnesota State vs. UW-Parkside (2002)
Minnesota State’s Flecia Foster was awarded
the Best Hustle Award for her efforts in the 2005
Pepsi Tip-Off.
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YEAR-BY-YEAR
1966-67: 4-1 (6-player)
Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt
MSU
49
Carleton College
32
Minnesota
60
St. Olaf College
45
Minnesota
46
St. Olaf College
OPP
19
40
38
41
43
1967-68: 7-0 (6-player)
MSU
61
St. Olaf College
66
Pillsbury College
62
Minnesota
46
St. Cloud State
44
St. Olaf College
63
Minnesota
83
Pillsbury College
OPP
26
28
37
24
24
16
27
1968-69: 7-1 (6-player)
MSU
66
St. Cloud State
25
UW-River Falls
50
St. Olaf College
46
Minnesota
60
Winona State
52
Minnesota
39
St. Olaf College
52
UW-River Falls
OPP
24
33
27
30
23
27
13
40
1969-70: 10-1 (5-player)
MSU
48
Gustavus College
42
UW-River Falls
31
Minnesota
49
Winona State
42 St. Olaf College
57
UW-River Falls
40
Minnesota
45
Winona State
61
St. Cloud State
49
Winona State*
43
St. Olaf College*
Southern Minnesota Regional Champions
* Post season game
OPP
27
37
34
25
32
33
31
30
43
25
24
1970-71: 7-4
MSU
45
UW-River Falls
40
Carleton College
50
Minnesota
44
Winona State
36
Dr. Martin Luther
49
St. Cloud State
41
Minnesota
42
South Dakota State
82
UW-River Falls
62
Southwest State*
31
Gustavus College*
* Post season game
OPP
33
11
63
34
38
35
42
41
41
36
35
1971-72: 10-6
MSU
42
Gustavus College
39
Winona State
36
South Dakota State
43
UW-River Falls
39
South Dakota State
40
Minnesota
47
Dr. Martin Luther
48
St. Cloud State
43
UW-River Falls
43
Minnesota
65
St. Olaf College*
42
Southwest State*
45
Dr. Martin Luther*
50 Carleton College*
45
UM-Duluth*
42
Dr. Martin Luther*
MAIA State Champions (All Div.)
* Post season games
OPP
23
57
51
38
61
50
36
29
27
45
42
40
51
42
43
35
1972-73: 14-6
MSU
42
South Dakota State
66
Gustavus College
36
South Dakota State
48
Minnesota
69
St. Cloud State
46
Southwest State
50
Dr. Martin Luther
56 Winona State
55
Minnesota
34
Dr. Martin Luther
68
Anoka-Ramsey CC*
60
UM-Duluth*
41
Winona State*
29
Southwest State*
44
Minnesota*
37
Southwest State*
43
Southwest State*
37
Northern Iowa* 56
Westmar College*
43
Valley City College*
* Post season game
OPP
52
25
56
44
42
43
44
47
54
41
25
41
29
37
43
33
39
49
57
42
1973-74: 7-5
MSU
41
Dr. Martin Luther 43
Dr. Martin Luther
39
South Dakota State
41
Dr. Martin Luther
49
Gustavus College
27
St. Cloud State
44
Southwest State
44
Winona State 46
Minnesota
34
South Dakota State
44
Carelton College*
49
Dr. Martin Luther*
* Post season game
MAPAW State Runner-up (All Div.)
OPP
56
42
54
24
40
22
58
42
40
76
36
53
1974-75: 15-6
MSU
54
Carleton College
53
Dr. Martin Luther
43
So. Dakota State
44
UW-La Crosse
46
Minnesota
62
Gustavus College
58
Dr. Martin Luther
55
St. Cloud State
59
Minnesota
57
St. Catherine
58
Winona State
42
South Dakota State
51
St. Cloud State*
51
Minnesota*
62
Dr. Martin Luther*
47
Southwest State*
57
Concordia (St. Paul)
45
Lakehead (Canada)
37
SW Missouri*
47
South Dakota State*
56
Dickinson State*
* Post season game
OPP
36
48
48
58
37
48
46
44
40
49
60
54
44
49
32
36
40
48
70
42
40
1975-76: 7-15
MSU
44
Minnesota
14
UW-La Crosse
40
Illinois State
40
Wisconsin
75
St. Catherine
46
Dr. Martin Luther
36
U of Minnesota
50
UW-River Falls
55
Gustavus College
29
St. Cloud State
55
Southwest State
48
South Dakota State
54
Winona State
53
Winona State
51
St. Olaf 43
Westmar College
35
Wayne State
44
Dr. Martin Luther
37
Dr. Martin Luther*
55
St. Catherine’s*
61
Winona State*
41
Bemidji State*
* Post season game
OPP
73
79
78
39
59
59
59
59
36
58
78
58
69
48
46
79
94
66
65
42
35
48
1976-77: 7-20
MSU
39
UW-Superior
90
Michigan Tech
65
Dr. Martin Luther
47
North Dakota
60
Concordia (Moorhead) 62
North Dakota State 36
UW-River Falls
25
U of Minnesota
64
Dr. Martin Luther
50
South Dakota State
35
Minnesota
54
Moorhead State
33
North Dakota
36
Winona State
51
St. Cloud State
46
Minnesota Duluth
53
South Dakota
59
Southwest State
53
St. Catherine’s
63
Gustavus College
39
South Dakota State
54
Winona State
62
UM-Waseca
44
Minnesota*
41
St. Cloud State*
44
Minnesota*
MAIA Division I (3rd place)
* Post season game
OPP
49
29
62
77
84
54
44
60
50
58
60
75
59
57
54
69
56
50
67
54
57
49
58
73
60
65
48
1977-78: 13-16
MSU
62
Dr. Martin Luther
53
Southwest State 49
St. Olaf
60
Dickenson State
56
UM-Duluth
79
Moorhead State
48
North Iowa Area CC
62
Minnesota
64
Winona State
57
UM-Duluth
87
UW-Superior
70
Michigan Tech
59
Moorhead State
76
UM-Waseca
60
North Dakota State
66
North Dakota
61
Winona State
59
St. Cloud State
69
UW-River Falls
66
Minnesota
70
North Iowa Area CC
62
St. Cloud State
56
Moorhead State
68
St. Cloud State
45
St. Catherine
93
Dr. Martin Luther
56
Gustavus College
67
South Dakota State
68
St. Cloud State*
* Post season game
OPP
55
58
53
53
54
81
90
100
78
61
55
52
74
44
59
51
91
69
58
91
68
78
61
77
47
50
40
73
78
1978-79: 16-17
MSU
64
Winnepeg (Canada)
76
Michigan Tech
65
UW-La Crosse
77
UM-Waseca
96
Dr. Martin Luther
71
St. Catherine
52
Concordia (Moorhead)
54
North Dakota State
66
UW-River Falls
85
Wayne State
66
Kearney State
61
Chadron State
51
Bemidji State
64
Minnesota Duluth
68
Southwest State
56
Concordia-St. Paul
69
Minnesota Duluth
63
Winona State
61
St. Cloud State
55
Minnesota
50
St. Cloud State
75
Minnesota Duluth
62
North Dakota
92
Gustavus Adolphus
78
Dr. Martin Luther
64
Moorhead State
75
UM-Morris
59
St. Cloud State
69
Minnesota
52
Minnesota
76
South Dakota State
60
St. Cloud State*
68
North Iowa Area CC
* Post season game
OPP
95
44
89
27
37
66
73
65
65
68
75
64
54
54
55
52
78
54
72
82
63
58
53
36
56
58
65
60
76
72
79
69
76
1979-80: 23-10
MSU
79
Upper Iowa
84
Dr. Martin Luther
55
UW-La Crosse
74
Augsburg College
78
St. Catherine
76
UM-Duluth
61
St. Cloud State
71
Bemidji State
65
No. Iowa Area CC
83
Kearney State
82
Northern State (S.D.)
87
Dickenson State
97
Gustavus College
72
Southwest State*
89
Moorhead State
74
UM-Morris
71
UM-Duluth 69
St. Cloud State (OT)*
77
UW-La Crosse
68
St. Cloud State
69
St. Catherine’s
88
UW-River Falls
77
UM-Morris
84
North Dakota State
71
Dr. Martin Luther
53
Minnesota Duluth*
66
Bemidji State*
65
Moorhead State*
58
South. Dakota State
106
Winona State
78
UM-Duluth*
69
St. Cloud State*
58
Southwest State*
MAIAW Division II (2nd place)
* Post season game
OPP
55
59
86
58
74
69
70
70
46
82
90
75
63
77
48
75
74
73
79
59
62
68
72
77
52
60
53
53
67
54
62
59
64
1980-81: 21-11
MSU
69
Upper Iowa
83
Dr. Martin Luther 87
Gustavus College
43
UW-La Crosse
67
Northern Iowa
63
St. Cloud State
73
Bemidji State
66
UW-River Falls
35
Concordia (Moorhead)
70
Moorhead State
91
Valley City State
83
St. Catherine
65
Moorhead State
79
Concordia (St. Paul)
51
North Dakota State
53
South. Dakota State
73
Moorhead State#
98
Winona State#
57
St. Cloud State
66
Moorhead State
66
St. Thomas
56
Southwest State#
72
UM-Duluth#
67
UM-Morris#
86
Bemidji State#
68
Dr. Martin Luther
66
St. Cloud State#
81
Augsburg College
80
Bemidji State*
63
St. Cloud State*
81
UM-Duluth*
* Post season game
# Northern Sun Conference game
OPP
58
54
69
69
80
74
62
50
54
58
46
46
54
52
75
82
42
53
50
63
54
47
67
83
60
67
72
51
59
59
74
92
25
1981-82: 19-12
MSU
66
UW-La Crosse
40
UW-Milwaukee 78
Eastern Illinois
63
St. Cloud State 51
Lewis University
65
St. Cloud State
57
UW-River Falls
67
Indiana-Evansville
51
UW-Milwaukee
67
St. Catherine
58
Minnesota Duluth
61
St. Cloud State
58
Winona State
87
Bemidji State
50
Grand Valley College
71
Northern State
71
Augsburg College
72
UM-Morris
57
Southwest State
82
Dr. Martin Luther
65
UM-Duluth
63
St. Cloud State
67
Winona State
47
Moorhead State
76
Bemidji State
52
Southwest State
43
UM-Morris
74
Dr. Martin Luther
57
Moorhead State
51
Moorhead State
57
Southwest State
OPP
70
63
71
58
70
58
42
46
61
64
54
45
48
49
64
67
43
94
71
74
62
72
41
59
55
44
45
65
56
54
66
1982-83: 21-10
MSU
60
Augustana
63
Nebraska-Omaha
63
UW-River Falls
62
UW-La Crosse
74
St. Ambrose
71
Northern Iowa
80
South Dakota State
57
UW-La Crosse
74
Northern Michigan
84
Northeast Illinois
74
Moorhead State
76
Bemidji State
69
Southwest State
75
UM-Morris
73
Winona State
71 Northern State (S.D.)
66
UW-La Crosse
55
St. Cloud State
57
St. Cloud State
84
UM-Duluth
68
Winona State
74
Bemidji State
85
Moorhead State 64
Southwest State
68 UM-Morris
65
Gustavus Adolphus
91
St. Cloud State
81
Minnesota Duluth
89
Dr. Martin Luther
65
Minnesota Duluth*
72
Southwest State*
* Post season game
OPP
67
61
31
57
54
69
78
68
75
43
58
67
64
68
50
70
61
65
80
94
54
60
61
67
70
38
95
68
43
66
69
1983-84: 18-8
MSU
92
Minnesota Duluth!
92
Gustavus Adolphus
99
Dr. Martin Luther
83
UW-La Crosse
62
Nebraska-Omaha#
72
North Dakota#
85
Minnesota Duluth
73
UW Stevens Point
81
St. Olaf
70
Winona State
70
North Dakota State#
71
North Dakota #
62
St. Cloud State#
84
Nebraska-Omaha#
60
South Dakota #
76
Southwest State
73
Augustana#
97
South Dakota State#
63
St. Cloud State#
75
North Dakota State#
69
UW-La Crosse
91
South Dakota State#
72
South Dakota#
72
Moorhead State
71
Bemidji State
84
Augustana#
91
South Dakota State
72
South Dakota
! Minnesota Duluth Tournament
# North Central Conference game
OPP
62
41
44
59
79
84
62
54
49
58
84
54
80
70
66
73
88
83
79
69
90
64
66
54
47
78
64
66
YEAR-BY-YEAR
1984-85: 20-8
MSU
82
Alaska-Fairbanks!
76
Minnesota Duluth!
88
Morningside
83
Augustana (Ill.)@
86
Augustana@
82
UW-La Crosse@
80
Winona State
69
U of San Diego
75
Minnesota Duluth
71
North Dakota State#
52
North Dakota#
87
Gustavus Adolphus
72
Nebraska-Omaha#
58
South Dakota State#
70
Augustana#
57
South Dakota#
65
St. Cloud State#
71
UM-Morris
67
North Dakota State#
69
North Dakota#
69
Nebraska-Omaha#
72
Bemidji State
86
Southwest State
87
Augustana#
87
South Dakota State#
63
St. Cloud State#
72
Grand View
72
South Dakota#
! Minnesota Duluth Tournament
@ UW-La Crosse Tournament
1985-86: 25-4
Head Coach Sarah Novak
MSU
84
Morningside
71
Grand View *
76
Northwestern (Iowa)*
76
Central Missouri$
82
St. Cloud State$
91
Mount Marty
71
Mary College%
87
Northern State (S.D.)%
73
Winona State%
77
North Dakota State#
72
North Dakota#
69
Nebraska-Omaha#
71
Bemidji State
100
South Dakota State#
93
Augustana (S.D.)#
72
St. Cloud State#
78
Grand View
73
South Dakota #
73
North Dakota State#
80
North Dakota#
88
Nebraska-Omaha#
56
Creighton
84
Southwest State 67
South Dakota State#
92
Augustana#
104
UM-Morris
78
St. Cloud State#
61
South Dakota#
62
North Dakota State&
* Northwestern (IA) Tournament
$ St. Cloud State Tournament
% Northern College Tournament
& NCAA Regional Championship
1986-87: 16-12
MSU
69
Minnesota Duluth@
81
Augustana@
64
Morningside@
67
Bemidji State
69
Lincoln University
66
UW-Milwaukee
69
Morningside
85
Winona State
69
UM-Duluth
75
Chapman College
74
UC-Riverside
65
Cal. State Northridge
71
North Dakota# 64
North Dakota State#
58
Minnesota Duluth
64
Nebraska-Omaha#
91
Augustana#
72
South Dakota State #
54
St. Cloud State#
75
North Dakota#
63
North Dakota State#
66
Grand View
68
Nebraska-Omaha#
65
South Dakota#
90
Augustana#
70
South Dakota State#
62
St. Cloud State#
65
South Dakota#
@ Augustana Tournament
OPP
58
57
66
63
72
54
54
48
56
59
79
50
68
50
49
59
75
60
80
80
72
57
48
77
64
65
59
82
1985-86 North Central Conference Championship Team
OPP
68
68
46
58
59
88
66
59
43
70
69
44
49
44
71
61
80
46
60
66
72
72
49
65
60
44
63
62
67
OPP
57
75
61
79
48
58
74
56
72
73
68
71
54
72
61
70
72
65
78
61
79
52
71
59
72
75
75
58
Front row (from left to right): Diane Johns, Pat Burns, Carla Schuck, Katie Rasmussen, Anne
Christopherson, Lisa Hexom.
Back row (from left to right): Cheryl Walters, Julie Cink, Geri Murra, Heidi Schoen, Lisa Walters,
Sue Johnson, Robyn Rude, Tammy Domonoske.
1987-88: 11-15
MSU
72
North Dakota!
56
Sippery Rock!
63
Bemidji State 68
Morningside
62
Minnesota Duluth
66
Oklahoma Christian@
56
William Jewell
69
Grand View
74
Clarion (Pa.)
69
Bentley (Mass.)
65
North Dakota #
63
North Dakota State#
71
South Dakota# 78
Nebraska-Omaha#
70
Augustana#
67
South Dakota State#
73
St. Cloud State#
55
North Dakota#
64
North Dakota State#
74
South Dakota #
73
Nebraska-Omaha#
71
Augustana#
67
South Dakota State#
66
St. Cloud State#
83
Northern Colorado
73
Denver Univeristy
! Northern Michigan Tournament
@ Dial Classic
1988-89: 6-21
MSU
59
Minnesota-Duluth!
79
UW-Parkside!
71
St. Thomas
46
SE Missouri State@
82
Slippery Rock@
58
Morningside
46
Bemidji State
48
Kutztown State
66
Adelphi University
67
Queens College
57
C.W. Post
67
North Dakota State#
44
North Dakota#
54
Nebraska-Omaha#
53
South Dakota#
49
South Dakota State#
71
Augustana#
45
St. Cloud State#
45
North Dakota State#
48
North Dakota#
52
Nebraska-Omaha#
70
South Dakota#
69
South Dakota State#
64
Augustana# 60
Minnesota-Duluth
50
Northern Colorado#
48
St. Cloud State#
! American Insurance Classic
@ No. Kent/Perkins Classic
OPP
74
75
47
63
67
75
58
37
64
56
74
73
65
62
74
83
82
56
69
77
77
63
68
60
66
69
1989-90: 10-17
Head Coach Susan Buntin
MSU
72
St. Thomas
48
Bemidji State
43
Eastern Montana
52
Rocky Mtn. College
57
Minnesota-Morris
84
CSU-Los Angeles
56
Saginaw Valley
70
Minnesota-Duluth
77
Minnesota-Morris
54
North Dakota#
61
North Dakota State#
48
South Dakota#
76
Northern Colorado#
61
Nebraska-Omaha#
68
Augustana#
70
South Dakota State#
59
St. Cloud State#
62
Morningside #
39
North Dakota#
54
North Dakota State#
57
Northern Colorado#
66
Nebraska-Omaha#
58
Augustana#
52
South Dakota State#
65
St. Cloud State#
48
South Dakota#
61
Morningside#
OPP
61
47
57
51
46
50
74
74
69
89
79
67
67
71
88
68
78
55
59
77
92
74
62
65
87
67
53
OPP
75
61
80
70
72
91
73
56
72
39
56
69
67
83
94
61
63
71
79
78
76
65
72
67
65
68
75
1990-91: 13-15
Head Coach Joan Anderson
MSU
64
St. Thomas
63 Bemidji State
74
Condordia(St. Paul)$
68
Minnesota-Morris$
59
Minnesota-Morris
59
Minnesota-Duluth
67
Wayne State
52
Cal. Poly Pomona
68
Cal. Riverside
66
CSU- San Bernadino
66
Morningside#
64
South Dakota#
58
North Dakota State#
43
North Dakota#
73 Nebraska-Omaha#
78
Northern Colorado#
73 Augustana#
80
South Dakota State#
59
St. Cloud State#
66
Morningside#
49
North Dakota#
51
North Dakota State#
64
Northern Colorado#
49
Nebraska-Omaha#
62
South Dakota State#
67
Augustana#
55
South Dakota#
71
St. Cloud State#
$ Hamline Tournament
OPP
59
75
37
56
65
57
68
89
66
53
50
76
82
82
71
73
98
75
58
63
75
78
76
56
66
78
62
60
1991-92: 15-13
MSU
77
Bemidji State
75
Minnesota-Morris
64
Lewis University
68
UW-Oshkosh
64
Minnesota Duluth
66
Gustavus Adolphus
56
Florida Southern
98
Barry University
78
Wayne State*
68
Nebraska-Kearney*
69
South Dakota#
60
Morningside#
68
North Dakota State#
78
North Dakota#
59
Nebraska-Omaha#
67
Northern Colorado#
75
Augustana#
62
South Dakota State#
78
St. Cloud State#
56
North Dakota#
69
North Dakota State#
89
Northern Colorado#
66
Nebraska-Omaha#
63
South Dakota State#
81
Augustana#
81
St. Cloud State#
67
South Dakota#
85
Morningside#
*Happy Chef Tournament
OPP
61
43
43
59
56
52
71
43
64
70
64
82
79
76
66
61
91
75
64
84
86
72
73
69
94
78
76
77
1992-93: 12-15
MSU
77
St. Scholastica
65
Gustavus Adolphus
60
UM-Duluth
77
Viterbo
58
Hastings
74
Nebraska-Kearney
76
Cal.State-L.A*
59
Moorhead State*
81
Mt. Senario
60
North Dakota#
50
North Dakota State#
59
Morningside#
73
South Dakota#
81
St. Cloud State#
66
Augustana#
73
South Dakota State#
63
Nebraska-Omaha#
74
Northern Colorado#
81
South Dakota#
65
Morningside#
80
St. Cloud State#
67
South Dakota State#
69
Augustana#
63
Northern Colorado#
65
Nebraska-Omaha#
78
North Dakota State#
50
North Dakota#
* Happy Chef Tournament
OPP
48
51
68
53
75
62
41
57
38
72
50
78
83
38
75
61
68
81
67
84
57
80
79
47
65
78
71
1993-94: 17-10
MSU
73
Wisconsin-Parkside
61
Gustavus Adolphus
94
St. Scholastica
60
Minnesota Duluth
79
Winona State
99
IUP-Indianapolis
64
IUP-Fort Wayne
72
*NW Missouri StATE*
56
*Southwest State*
62
North Dakota State#
68
North Dakota#
72
Morningside#
74
South Dakota#
79
St. Cloud State#
77
Augustana#
76
South Dakota State#
75
Nebraska-Omaha#
59
Northern Colorado#
78
South Dakota#
70
Morningside#
84
St. Cloud State#
75
South Dakota State#
77
Augustana#
49
Northern Colorado#
71
Nebraska-Omaha#
57
North Dakota#
77
North Dakota State#
* Happy Chef Tournament
OPP
64
32
38
52
67
65
75
61
53
82
81
64
66
48
90
97
74
53
72
60
63
70
90
59
78
68
99
LEFT: The first head coach in MSU women’s
basketball history, Mary Willerscheidt led
the team for 19 seasons and produced a 246157 (.610) record. Willerscheidt also coached
volleyball, cross country and track and field
during her time at Minnesota State.
RIGHT: Joan Anderson was at the helm of
Minnesota State women’s basketball from
1989-97, finishing 96-122 (.440) during her
eight-year span.
26
YEAR-BY-YEAR
1994-95: 10-17
MSU
82
Moorhead State
76
UW-Parkside
67
Michigan Tech
51
UM-Duluth
81
Southern Colorado+
78
Mesa State+
82
St. Francis&
73
Mt. Mercy & 48
Moorhead State
56
Nebraska Omaha#
67
Northern Colorado#
52
North Dakota State#
58
North Dakota#
73
Morningside#
86
South Dakota#
83
St. Cloud State#
80
Augustana#
67
South Dakota State#
59
North Dakota#
60
North Dakota State#
65
South Dakota#
83
Morningside#
61
St. Cloud State#
65
South Dakota State#
71
Augustana#
61
Northern Colorado#
77
Nebraska Omaha#
+ Southern Colorado Tournament
& Happy Chef Tournament
OPP
79
45
78
62
72
77
60
77
62
57
71
77
90
71
77
66
87
74
72
80
75
59
67
92
77
65
76
1995-96: 12-15
MSU
53
Michigan Tech
66 Soutwest State
96
Minnesota Morris
78
Winona State
44
MINNESOTA DULUTH
57
Indianapolis&
63
Lake Superior State&
74
Bemidji State&
95
UM-Crookston
53
Neberaska Omaha#
67
Northern Colorado#
53
North Dakota State#
69
North Dakota#
101
Morningside#
104
South Dakota# 94
St. Cloud State#
74
Augustana#
54
South Dakota State#
81
North Dakota#
63
North Dakota State#
66
South Dakota#
86
Morningside#
96
St. Cloud State#
59
South Dakota State#
76
Augustana#
64
Nebraska Omaha#
83
Northern Colorado#
OPP
73
80
50
64
72
53
56
96
59
71
80
86
103
67
68
82
92
90
73
86
44
75
85
83
84
92
89
1996-97: 7-20
MSU
57
Moorhead State
75
46
Washburn
65
Emporia State
63
UM-Morris
102
Winona State
43
Minnesota Duluth
52
Southwest Minnesota&
105
Johnson C. Smith&
61
Augustana#
51
South Dakota State#
65
Nebraska-Omaha#
47
North. Colorado#
53
North Dakota State#
80
North Dakota#
72
Morningside#
58
South Dakota#
49
St. Cloud State#
61
Northern Colorado#
81
Nebraska-Omaha#
48
North Dakota#
59
North Dakota State#
74
South Dakota#
73
Morningside#
74
St. Cloud State#
62
South Dakota State#
64
Augustana#
OPP
47
46
63
75
74
56
66
60
69
67
65
69
65
82
89
83
49
73
71
86
97
97
63
82
73
87
81
1997-98: 17-10
Head Coach Paula Buscher
MSU
72
St. Francis
64
Wisconsin-Parkside
56
Southwest State
70
Moorhead State
72
Mount Senario
74
Minnesota-Morris
63
Winona State
78
Northern State
91
Bemidji State
64
Augustana#
67
South Dakota State#
74
Nebraska-Omaha#
54
Northern Colorado#
51
North Dakota State#
53
North Dakota#
96
Morningside#
69
South Dakota#
75
St. Cloud State#
59
Northern Colorado#
66
Nebraska-Omaha#
55
North Dakota#
62
North Dakota State#
65
South Dakota#
84
Morningside#
87
St. Cloud State#
62
South Dakota State.#
59
Augustana#
OPP
62
58
50
60
43
63
40
69
67
67
69
54
74
70
99
84
47
80
71
58
73
79
55
63
61
81
54
1998-99: 8-19
Head Coach Ann Walker
MSU
74
Winona State
81
Southwest State
61
Minnsota Morris
66
Chico
59
Cal-Davis
55
Moorhead State
63
Northern State
61
Minnesota Duluth
57
Bemidji State
78
St. Cloud State#
57
Augustana#
44
South Dakota State#
68
Nebraska-Omaha#
64
Northern Colorado#
46
North Dakota State#
58
North Dakota#
84
Morningside#
45
South Dakota#
57
South Dakota State#
56
Augustana#
75
North Colorado#
67
Nebraska-Omaha#
64
North Dakota#
51
North Dakota State#
63
South Dakota#
50
Morningside#
78
St. Cloud State#
OPP
66
77
54
59
81
67
70
64
86
75
69
77
62
68
68
78
79
50
67
84
81
71
78
70
54
80
85
1999-00: 9-18
MSU
76
Southwest State$
74
Minnesota-Duluth$
67
Moorhead State&
105
McPherson&
75
Rockhurst
69
Winona State
95
Concordia-St. Paul
77
Minnesota Morris
60
Northern State
49
St. Cloud State#
71
Augustana#
61
South Dakota State#
77
Nebraska-Omaha#
46
Northern Colorado#
61
North Dakota State#
58
North Dakota#
98
Morningside#
64
South Dakota#
53
South Dakota State#
63
Augustana#
52
Northern Colorado#
72
Nebraska-Omaha#
72
North Dakota#
43
North Dakota State#
78
South Dakota#
81
Morningside#
60
St. Cloud State#
$ Southwest State Tourney
& UN-Kearney Tourney
OPP
91
91
80
54
51
91
89
68
61
77
62
77
80
53
76
90
60
77
75
76
76
54
88
86
68
63
83
2000-01: 8-20
MSU
99
UM-Crookston%
67
UN-Kearney%
67
Concordia-St. Paul
73
Northern State
75
Southwest State&
51
UM-Duluth&
52
Winona State
64
South Dakota#
96
Morningside#
85
Bemidji State#
64
Abiline Christian
59
American International
63
St. Cloud State#
73
South Dakato State#
68
Augustana#
51
Nebraska-Omaha#
53
Northern Colorado#
53
North Dakota State#
49
North Dakota#
62
St. Cloud State#
56
South Dakota State#
60
Augustana#
72
Northern Colorado#
49
Nebraska-Omaha#
62
North Dakota#
54
North Dakato State#
74
Morningside#
50
South Dakota#
% Tip-Off Tourney (MSU)
& Southwest State Tourney
OPP
61
76
69
78
82
70
77
61
71
68
55
70
75
77
61
66
65
80
78
89
88
81
63
65
83
71
53
64
2001-02: 9-18
MSU
114
Metro State%
78
Northern State%
85
Rockhurst
61
Missouri Western
76
CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL
79
Bemidji State
82
Morningside
70
South Dakota#
55
Minnesota-Duluth
80
Minnesota-Crookston
73
67
St. Cloud State#
70
Augustana#
49
South Dakota State#
84
Nebraska-Omaha#
70
Northern Colorado#
66
North Dakota State#
65
North Dakota#
72
St. Cloud State#
70
South Dakota State#
66
Augustana#
43
Northern Colorado#
86
Nebraska-Omaha#
67
North Dakota#
61
North Dakota State#
56
South Dakota#
73
Morningside#
%Tip-Off Tourney (MSU)
OPP
102
69
60
85
83
50
73
68
77
83
64
71
68
86
88
69
80
91
80
72
84
69
95
89
78
71
90
2002-03: 9-18
MSU
66
Wisconsin-Parkside!
104
Mount Mercy!
97
Winona State
59
Bemidji State 66
Wayne State @
76
Southwest Minnesota State@
86
Concorida-St. Paul
69
Southwest Bapitst*
52
West Texas A&M*
72
VITERBRO
94
NORTHLAND
65
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE#
84
AUGUSTANA#
49
North Dakota #
58
North Dakota State #
100
NEBRASKA-OMAHA #
59
Northern Colorado
74
NORTH DAKOTA STATE#
65
ST. CLOUD STATE#
81
Augustana#
61
St. Cloud State#
61
NORTH DAKOTA#
50
South Dakota#
51
South Dakota State#
70
NORTHERN COLORADO#
61
SOUTH DAKOTA#
! Pepsi Tip-Off
@ Southwest Minnesota State Classic
* Disney Classic
OPP
64
56
104
67
81
67
93
70
51
57
72
99
85
80
80
108
68
94
79
70
73
104
72
101
68
72
2003-04: 9-19
MSU
79
Missouri-Rolla !
79
Chadron State !
72
Rockhurst
57
Finlandia
83
Concordia-St. Paul
59
Winona State
66
Wisconsin-Platteville
62
57
MSU-Moorhead
49
Bemidji State
73
Grand Canyon University @
93
Tiffin @
73
St. Norbert
40
North Dakota#
50
North Dakota State#
61
South Dakota State#
73
Augustana#
47
South Dakota# 81
Nebrsaka-Omaha#
68
St. Cloud State#
69
St. Cloud State#
71
Nebraska-Omaha#
53
South Dakota#
72
Augustana#
53
South Dakota State#
46
North Dakota State#
72
North Dakota#
53
South Dakota State#
! Pepsi Tip-Off Tourney (MSU)
@ Grand Canyon Classic
2004-05: 11-16
MSU
77
UPPER IOWA!
76
MINNESOTA, CROOKSTON!
80
Winona State
86
Northern State@
61
Southwest Minnesota State@
60
Regis*
72
Metro State*
73
Concordia-St. Paul
58
MSU-MOORHEAD
93
BETHANY LUTHERAN
92
VITERBO
72
Cal State-Monterey Bay&
48
Drury&
75
Minnesota Duluth#
73
ST. CLOUD STATE#
65
MINNESOTA DULUTH#
60
North Dakota#
68
Augustana#
75
SOUTH DAKOTA#
60
St. Cloud State#
71
South Dakota#
78
Nebraska-Omaha#
57
North Dakota State
89
AUGUSTANA#
67
NORTH DAKOTA#
78
NEBRASKA-OMAHA#
59
St. Cloud State#
! Pepsi Tip-Off (MSU)
@ SMSU/US Bank Classic
* Coors Classic
& Monterey Bay Classic
2005-06: 12-16
MSU
65
Viterbo
86
WISCONSIN-STOUT!
81
MINNESOTA, CROOKSTON!
66
Fort Hays State@
65
Nebraska-Kearney@
69
Adams State&
86
Mesa State&
67
CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL
72
57
Bemidji State
81
SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE
61
MSU-Moorhead
86
Upper Iowa
79
DAKOTA WESLEYAN
57
MINNESOTA DULUTH#
83
BRIAR CLIFF
68
St. Cloud State#
64
Minnesota Duluth#
69
NORTH DAKOTA#
73
AUGUSTANA#
65
South Dakota#
65
ST. CLOUD STATE#
78
SOUTH DAKOTA#
76
NEBRASKA-OMAHA#
63
AUGUSTANA#
70
North Dakota#
81
Nebraska-Omaha#
74
St. Cloud State$
! Pepsi Tip-Off (MSU)
& UNO DoubleTree Classic
$ Wells Fargo Finals game
OPP
61
64
55
47
89
69
76
73
75
50
67
100
58
89
78
82
89
84
60
84
70
51
68
71
88
76
90
96
OPP
55
87
57
62
74
68
80
84
68
54
50
55
80
71
80
84
66
74
74
103
81
67
73
77
80
70
81
OPP
58
89
73
63
74
53
56
81
76
78
46
65
71
68
68
52
82
78
83
92
63
77
63
67
74
99
94
86
LEFT: From 1998-2004, Anne Walker
guided Minnesota State, recording a 52-112
(.317) ledger during her six seasons as head
coach.
RIGHT: This season, Lori Fish enters
her third year as head coach. She guided
the Mavericks to 11-16 and 12-16 records
in 2004-05 and 2005-06, respectively. Her
North Central Conference ledger currently
rests at 8-16 (.333).
27
TEAM-BY-TEAM
Note: MSU 2006-07 opponents in Italics
Abilene Christian, 1-0
2000, Win, 64-55
Adams State, 1-0
2006, Won, 69-53
Adelphi, 0-1
1988, Lost, 72-66
Alaska-Fairbanks, 1-0
1984, Won, 82-58
American International, 0-1
2000, Lost, 70-59
Anoka-Ramsey CC, 1-0
1973, Won, 68-25
Augsburg, 3-0
1979, Won, 74-58
1981, Won, 81-59
1982, Won, 71-43
Augustana (Ill.), 1-0
1984, Won, 83-63
Augustana (S.D.), 18-31
1982, Lost, 67-60
1984, Lost, 88-73
1984, Won, 84-78
1984, Won, 86-72
1985, Won, 70-59
1985, Won, 87-77
1986, Won, 93-71
1986, Won, 92-60
1986, Won, 81-75
1987, Won, 91-72
1987, Won, 90-72
1988, Lost, 74-70
1988, Won, 71-63
1989, Won, 71-63
1989, Lost, 67-64
1990, Lost, 88-68
1990, Lost, 62-58
1991, Lost, 98-73
1991, Lost, 78-67
1992, Lost, 75-91
1992, Lost, 81-94
1993, Lost, 75-66
1993, Lost, 79-69
1994, Lost, 90-77
1994, Lost, 90-77
1995, Lost, 87-80
1995, Lost, 77-71
1996, Lost 74-92
1996, Lost 76-84
1996, Lost 67-61
1997, Lost 81-64
1997, Lost, 67-64
1998, Won, 59-54
1999, Lost, 69-57
1999, Lost, 84-56
2000, Won, 71-62
2000, Lost, 76-63
2001, Win, 68-61
2001, Lost, 81-60
2002, Won, 70-68
2002, Lost, 88-64
2003, Lost 85-84
2003, Won 81-70
2004, Lost 89-73
2004, Won 72-71
2005, Lost, 74-68
2005, Won, 89-77
2006, Lost, 92-73
2006, Lost, 74-63
Barry, 1-0
1992, Won, 98-43
Bemidji State, 18-10
1976, Lost, 41-48
1979, Lost, 51-54
1979, Won, 74-60
1979, Won, 71-70
1980, Won, 66-53
1980, Won, 97-50
1981, Won, 86-67
1981, Won, 80-59
1982, Won, 87-49
1982, Won, 76-55
1983, Won, 76-67
1984, Won, 71-47
1985, Won, 72-57
1986, Won, 71-49
1986, Lost, 79-67
1987, Won, 63-47
1988, Lost, 46-73
1989, Won, 48-47
1991, Lost, 63-75
1992, Won, 77-61
1996, Lost, 74-96
1997, Won, 91-67
1998, Lost, 57-86
2000, Won, 85-68
2001, Won, 79-50
2002, Lost, 67-59
2003, Lost, 50-59
2006, Lost, 78-57
Bentley (Mass.), 1-0
1987, Won, 69-56
Bethany, 1-0
2005, Won, 93-54
Briar Cliff, 1-0
2006, Won, 83-52
CSU-L.A., 2-0
1989, Won, 84-50
1993, Won, 76-41
CSU-Northridge, 0-1
1986, Lost, 71-65
CSU-San Bernadino, 1-0
1990, Won, 66-53
CSU-Monteray Bay, 1-0
2005, Won, 72-55
C.W. Post, 1-0
1988, Won, 57-56
California-Davis, 0-1
1998, Lost, 59-81
Cal.-Poly Pomona, 0-1
1991, Lost, 89-52
Cal.-Riverside, 2-0
1986, Won, 74-68
1991, Won, 68-66
Carleton, 5-0
1966, Won, 49-19
1970, Won, 40-11
1972, Won, 50-42
1974, Won, 44-36
1974, Won, 54-36
Denver, 1-0
1988, Won, 73-69
Johnson C. Smith, 1-0
1996, Won, 105-69
Dickinson State (N.D.), 3-0
1975, Won, 56-40
1977, Won, 60-53
1979, Won, 87-75
Kutztown, 0-1
1988, Lost, 56-48
Dr. Martin Luther, 20-9
1970, Lost, 38-36
1971, Won, 47-36
1972, Lost, 51-45
1972, Won, 42-35
1972, Won, 50-44
1973, Lost, 41-34
1973, Lost, 56-41
1973, Won, 43-42
1973, Won, 41-24
1974, Lost, 53-49
1974, Won, 53-48
1974, Won, 58-46
1975, Won, 63-32
1975, Lost, 59-46
1976, Lost, 66-44
1976, Lost, 65-37
1976, Won, 65-62
1977, Won, 64-50
1977, Won, 62-55
1978, Won, 93-50
1978, Won, 96-37
1979, Won, 89-43
1979, Won, 84-59
1980, Won, 71-52
1980, Won, 83-74
1981, Lost, 72-68
1982, Won, 82-74
1982, Won, 74-65
1983, Won, 99-44
Drury, 0-1
2005, Lost, 80-48
Eastern Illinois, 1-0
1981, Won, 78-71
Eastern Montana, 0-1
1989, Lost, 57-43
Emporia State, 0-1
1996, Lost, 57-43
Central Missouri, 1-0
1985, Won, 76-58
Florida Southern, 0-1
1992, Lost, 56-71
Chadron State (Neb.), 1-1
1979, Lost, 64-61
2003, Won 79-64
Fort Hays State, 1-0
2006, Won, 66-63
Chapman (Calif.), 1-0
1986, Won, 75-73
Chico State (Calif.), 1-0
1998, Won, 66-59
Clarion (Pa.), 1-0
1987, Won, 74-64
Colo. School of Mines
2007, First Meeting
Colorado State-Pueblo
2007, First Meeting
Concordia (Moorhead), 1-4
1976, Lost, 64-60
1977, Lost, 59-33
1978, Lost, 73-52
1980, Won, 73-58
1981, Lost, 58-33
Concordia-St. Paul, 5-6
1975, Won, 57-40
1979, Won, 56-52
1981, Won, 79-75
1991, Won, 74-37
2000, Won, 95-89
2000, Lost, 69-67
2001, Lost, 83-76
2002, Lost 76-67
2003, Lost 89-83
2005, Lost, 84-73
2006, Lost, 81-67
Grand Canyon, 1-0
2004, Won 73-67
Grand Valley State, 0-1
1982, Lost, 64-50
Grand View, 4-1
1985, Won, 72-59
1985, Won, 71-68
1986, Lost, 80-78
1987, Won, 69-37
1987, Won, 72-59
Gustavus Adolphus, 17-1
1969, Won, 48-27
1971, Lost, 35-31
1971, Won, 42-23
1972, Won, 66-25
1973, Won, 49-40
1974, Won, 62-48
1975, Won, 55-36
1977, Won, 92-36
1978, Won, 56-40
1979, Won, 65-38
1980, Won, 97-63
1980, Won, 87-69
1983, Won, 63-57
1983, Won, 92-41
1985, Won, 87-59
1992, Won, 66-52
1993, Won, 65-51
1993, Won, 61-32
Hastings (Neb.) 0-1
1993, Lost, 75-58
Creighton, 0-1
1986, Lost, 72-56
IUP-Fort Wayne, 0-1
1993, Lost, 75-64
Dakota State
2007, First Meeting
IUP-Indianapolis, 1-0
1993, Won, 99-65
Dakota Wesleyan, 1-0
2006, Won, 79-68
Illinois State, 0-1
1975, Lost, 75-40
Indianapolis, 1-0
1996, Won, 57-53
Lakehead (Canada), 0-1
1975, Lost, 48-45
Lake Superior State, 1-0
1996, Won, 63-56
Lewis, 1-1
1981, Lost, 70-51
1992, Won, 64-43
Lincoln, 1-0
1986, Won, 69-46
Mary, 1-0
1985, Won, 71-66
McPherson, 1-0
2000, Won, 105-54
Mesa State, 2-0
1995, Won, 78-77
2006, Won, 86-56
Metropolitan State, 1-1
2001, Won, 114-102
2005, Lost, 80-72
Michigan Tech, 3-2
1976, Won, 90-29
1978, Won, 70-52
1978, Won, 76-44
1995, Lost, 78-67
1996, Lost, 53-73
Minnesota, 12-18
1966, Lost, 40-32
1967, Won, 45-41
1967, Won, 62-37
1968, Won 63-16
1968, Won, 46-30
1969, Won, 52-27
1969, Lost , 34-31
1970, Won, 40-31
1970, Lost, 63-50
1971, Lost, 42-41
1972, Lost, 50-40
1972, Lost, 45-43
1972, Lost, 48-44
1973, Won, 55-54
1973, Won, 44-43
1974, Won, 46-40
1974, Won, 46-37
1975, Won, 59-40
1975, Won, 51-49
1975, Lost, 73-44
1976, Lost, 59-36
1977, Lost, 60-25
1977, Lost, 60-35
1977, Lost, 60-44
1977, Lost, 48-44
1978, Lost, 100-62
1978, Lost, 91-66
1979, Lost, 82-55
1979, Lost, 76-69
1979, Lost, 72-52
Minnesota, Crookston, 3-3
1996, Win, 75-46
2000, Win, 99-61
2001, Lost, 83-80
2005, Lost, 87-76
2006, Won, 81-73
2006, Lost, 76-72
Minnesota Duluth, 17-25
1972, Won, 45-43
1973, Won, 60-41
1979, Won, 64-54
1979, Lost, 78-69
1979, Won, 75-58
1979, Won, 76-69
1980, Lost, 74-71
1980, Lost, 60-53
1980, Won, 78-62
1981, Lost, 83-72
1981, Lost, 92-81
1982, Won, 58-54
1982, Won, 65-62
1982, Lost, 94-84
1983, Lost, 56-46
1983, Lost, 81-68
1983, Lost, 66-65
1983, Won, 92-62
1983, Won, 85-62
1984, Won, 76-57
1985, Won, 75-56
1986, Won, 69-57
1987, Lost, 72-69
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1987, Lost, 61-58
1987, Lost, 67-62
1988, Lost, 75-59
1989, Lost, 65-60
1989, Lost, 74-70
1991, Won, 59-57
1992, Won, 64-56
1993, Lost, 68-60
1993, Won, 65-52
1995, Lost, 62-51
1996, Lost, 44-72
1998, Lost, 64-61
2000, Lost, 91-74
2000, Lost, 70-51
2001, Lost, 77-55
2005, Won, 75-71
2005, Lost, 84-65
2006, Lost, 68-57
2006, Lost, 78-64
Minnesota-Morris, 14-5
1979, Won, 75-65
1980, Lost, 75-74
1980, Won, 77-72
1981, Won, 67-60
1982, Lost, 92-74
1982, Lost, 45-43
1983, Won, 75-68
1985, Won, 70-61
1986, Won, 104-44
1989, Won, 57-46
1989, Won, 77-69
1991, Won, 68-56
1991, Lost, 65-59
1992, Won, 75-43
1996, Won, 96-50
1996, Lost, 74-63
1997, Won, 74-63
1998, Won, 61-54
2000, Won, 77-68
Minnesota-Waseca, 2-1
1977, Lost, 73-62
1978, Won, 76-44
1978, Won, 77-27
Missouri-Rolla 1-0
2004, Won 79-61
Missouri Western, 1-0
2001, Won, 85-61
MSU-Moorhead, 16-12
1977, Lost, 75-54
1977, Lost, 81-79
1978, Lost, 74-59
1978, Lost, 61-56
1978, Won, 64-58
1979, Won, 85-61
1980, Won, 89-48
1980, Won, 65-53
1981, Won, 70-46
1981, Won, 65-52
1981, Won, 73-53
1981, Won, 66-54
1982, Lost, 59-47
1982, Won, 57-56
1982, Lost, 54-51
1983, Won, 74-58
1983, Won, 85-61
1984, Won, 72-54
1993, Won, 59-57
1995, Won, 82-79
1995, Lost, 62-48
1996, Won, 57-47
1997, Won, 70-60
1998, Lost, 67-55
2000, Lost, 80-67
2004, Lost 75-57
2005, Lost, 68-58
2006, Lost, 65-61
Morningside, 23-9
1984, Won, 88-66
1985, Won, 84-68
1986, Won, 64-61
1987, Lost, 74-69
1987, Won, 68-63
1988, Lost, 91-58
1990, Won, 62-55
1990, Won, 61-53
1991, Won, 66-50
1991, Won, 66-63
1992, Lost, 60-82
1992, Won, 85-77
1993, Lost, 78-59
1993, Lost, 84-65
1994, Won, 72-64
1994, Won, 70-60
1995, Won, 73-71
1995, Won, 83-59
1996, Won, 104-68
1996, Won, 86-75
1997, Lost, 83-72
1997, Lost, 82-73
1998, Won, 96-84
1998, Won, 84-63
1999, Won, 84-79
1999, Lost 50-80
2000, Won, 98-60
2000, Won, 81-63
2000, Won, 96-71
2001, Won, 74-53
2001, Won, 82-73
2002, Lost, 90-73
Mount Marty, 1-0
1985, Won, 91-88
Mount Mercy, 0-1
1995, Lost, 78-73
Mount Senario, 2-0
1993, Won, 81-38
1997, Won, 72-43
Nebraska-Kearney, 2-4
1978, Lost, 75-66
1979, Won, 83-82
1992, Lost, 70-68
1993, Won, 74-62
2000, Lost, 76-67
2006, Lost, 74-65
Nebraska-Omaha, 19-28
1982, Won, 63-61
1983, Lost, 79-62
1984, Won, 84-70
1985, Won, 72-68
1985, Lost, 72-69
1986, Won, 69-44
1986, Won, 88-72
1987, Lost, 70-64
1987, Lost, 71-68
1988, Won, 78-62
1988, Lost, 77-73
1989, Lost, 83-54
1989, Lost, 76-52
1990, Lost, 71-61
1990, Lost, 74-66
1991, Won, 73-71
1991, Lost, 56-49
1992, Lost, 59-66
1992, Lost, 66-73
1993, Lost, 68-63
1993, Lost, 73-65
1994, Won, 75-74
1994, Lost, 78-71
1995, Lost, 57-56
1995, Won, 77-76
1996, Lost, 53-71
1996, Lost, 86-75
1997, Lost, 69-65
1997, Lost, 86-81
1998, Won, 74-54
1998, Won, 66-58
1999, Won, 68-62
1999, Lost, 71-67
2000, Lost, 80-77
2000, Won, 72-54
2001, Lost, 66-51
2001, Lost, 65-49
2002, Lost, 88-84
2002, Lost, 95-86
2003, Lost 108-100
2003, Won 90-88 (OT)
2004, Won, 81-60
2004, Won 71-51
2005, Won, 78-67
2005, Won, 78-70
2006, Won, 76-67
2006, Lost, 94-81
New Mexico Highlands
2007, First Meeting
North Dakota, 11-41
1976, Lost, 77-47
1976, Won, 60-57
1978, Won, 62-53
1978, Won, 66-51
1983, Lost, 84-72
1984, Won, 71-54
1985, Lost, 79-52
1985, Lost, 80-69
1986, Won, 72-69
1986, Won, 80-66
1987, Won, 71-54
1987, Won, 75-61
1987, Lost, 74-72
1988, Lost, 74-65
1988, Lost, 56-55
1989, Lost, 67-44
1989, Lost, 78-48
1990, Lost, 89-54
1990, Lost, 59-39
1991, Lost, 82-43
1991, Lost, 75-49
1992, Won, 78-76
1992, Lost, 56-84
1993, Lost, 72-60
1993, Lost, 71-50
1994, Lost, 81-68
1994, Lost, 68-57
1995, Lost, 90-58
1995, Lost, 72-59
1996, Lost, 69-103
1996, Won, 81-73
1997, Lost, 89-80
1997, Lost, 97-48
1998, Lost, 99-53
1998, Lost, 73-55
1999, Lost, 78-58
1999, Lost, 74-64
2000, Lost, 90-58
2000, Lost, 88-72
2001, Lost, 78-49
2001, Lost, 83-62
2002, Lost, 91-65
2002, Lost, 89-67
2003, Lost 80-49
2003, Lost 104-61
2004, Lost, 89-40
2004, Lost 90-72
2005, Lost, 66-60
2005, Lost, 80-67
2006, Lost, 83-69
2006, Lost, 99-70
North Dakota State, 7-42
1976, Won, 62-54
1978, Won, 60-59
1978, Lost, 65-54
1980, Won, 84-77
1981, Lost, 82-51
1984, Lost, 84-70
1984, Won, 75-69
1985, Won, 71-59
1985, Lost, 80-67
1986, Won, 77-70
1986, Won, 73-60
1986, Lost, 67-62
1987, Lost, 72-64
1987, Lost, 79-63
1988, Lost, 73-63
1988, Lost, 69-64
1989, Lost, 69-67
1989, Lost, 79-45
1990, Lost, 79-61
1990, Lost, 77-54
1991, Lost, 82-58
1991, Lost, 78-51
1992, Lost, 68-79
1992, Lost, 69-86
1993, Lost, 92-50
1993, Lost, 95-78
1994, Lost, 82-62
1994, Lost, 99-77
1995, Lost, 77-52
1995, Lost, 80-60
1996, Lost, 53-86
1996, Lost, 63-86
1997, Lost, 82-53
1997, Lost, 97-59
1998, Lost, 70-51
1998, Lost, 79-62
1999, Lost, 68-46
1999, Lost, 70-51
2000, Lost, 76-61
2000, Lost, 86-43
2001, Lost, 80-53
2001, Lost, 71-54
2002, Lost, 80-66
2002, Lost, 78-61
2003, Lost 80-58
2003, Lost 94-74
2004, Lost 78-50
2004, Lost 76-46
2005, Lost, 73-57
North Iowa Area CC, 2-2
1977, Lost, 76-68
1977, Lost, 90-48
1978, Won, 70-68
1979, Won, 65-46
Northeast Illinois, 1-0
1982, Won, 84-43
Northeast Missouri, 1-0
1993, Won, 72-61
Northern Colorado, 11-19
1988, Won, 83-66
1989, Lost, 68-50
1990, Won, 76-67
1990, Lost, 92-57
1991, Won, 78-73
1991, Won, 76-64
1991, Won, 67-61
1992, Won, 89-72
1993, Lost, 81-74
TEAM-BY-TEAM
1993, Won, 63-47
1994, Won, 59-53
1994, Lost, 59-49
1995, Lost, 71-67
1995, Lost, 65-61
1996, Lost, 67-80
1996, Lost, 83-89
1997, Lost, 65-47
1997, Lost, 71-61
1998, Lost, 74-54
1998, Lost, 71-59
1999, Lost, 81-75
1999, Lost, 68-64
2000, Lost, 53-46
2000, Lost, 76-52
2001, Lost, 65-53
2001, Won, 72-63
2002, Won, 70-69
2002, Lost, 69-43
2003, Lost, 68-59
2003, Won, 70-68
Northern Iowa, 1-2
1973, Lost, 49-37
1980, Lost, 80-67
1982, Won, 71-69
Northern Michigan, 1-1
1982, Lost, 75-74
2001, Won, 78-69
Northern State (S.D.) 5-3
1982, Won, 71-67
1983, Won, 71-70
1985, Won, 87-59
1997, Won, 78-69
1998, Lost, 70-63
2000, Lost, 61-60
2001, Lost, 78-73
2005, Won, 86-62
Northland, 1-0
2002, Won 72-57
Northwestern (Iowa), 1-0
1985, Won, 76-46
Oklahoma Christian, 0-1
1987, Lost, 75-66
Queens, 1-0
1988, Won, 67-39
Pillsbury, 2-0
1967, Won, 66-28
1968, Won, 83-27
Regis, 0-1
2005, Lost, 68-60
Rockhurst, 3-0
2000, Won, 75-51
2001, Won, 85-60
2003, Won 72-55
Rocky Mountain, 1-0
1989, Won, 52-51
Saginaw Valley State, 0-1
1989, Lost, 74-56
San Diego, 1-0
1984, Won, 69-48
Slippery Rock, 1-1
1987, Lost, 75-56
1988, Won, 82-72
South Dakota, 25-22
1976, Won, 53-50
1984, Lost, 66-60
1984, Won, 72-66
1985, Lost, 59-57
1985, Lost, 82-72
1986, Won, 73-46
1986, Lost, 62-61
1987, Won, 65-59
1987, Won, 65-58
1988, Won, 71-65
1988, Lost, 77-74
1989, Lost, 94-53
1989, Won, 70-65
1990, Lost, 67-48
1990, Lost, 67-48
1991, Lost, 76-64
1991, Lost, 62-55
1992, Won, 69-64
1992, Lost, 67-76
1993, Lost, 83-73
1993, Won, 81-67
1994, Won, 74-66
1994, Won, 78-72
1995, Won, 86-77
1995, Lost, 75-65
1996, Won, 94-82
1996, Won, 66-44
1997, Won, 58-49
1997, Won, 74-63
1998, Won, 69-47
1998, Won, 65-55
1999, Lost, 50-45
1999, Won, 63-54
2000, Lost, 77-64
2000, Won, 78-68
2000, Won, 64-61
2001, Lost, 64-50
2001, Won, 70-68
2002, Lost, 71-56
2003, Lost 72-50
2003, Lost 72-61
2004, Lost 84-47
2004, Lost 68-53
2005, Won, 75-74
2005, Lost, 81-71
2006, Won, 65-63
2006, Won, 78-63
South Dakota State, 14-46
1971, Won, 42-41
1971, Lost, 51-36
1972, Lost, 61-39
1972, Lost, 52-42
1972, Lost, 56-36
1973, Lost, 54-39
1974, Lost, 76-34
1974, Lost, 48-43
1975, Lost, 54-42
1975, Won, 47-42
1976, Lost, 58-48
1976, Lost, 58-50
1978, Lost, 79-76
1981, Won, 53-42
1977, Lost, 73-67
1979, Lost, 67-58
1982, Won, 80-78
1984, Won, 97-83
1984, Won, 91-64
1985, Won, 58-50
1985, Won, 87-64
1986, Won, 100-64
1986, Won, 67-65
1987, Won, 72-65
1987, Lost, 75-70
1988, Lost, 83-67
1988, Lost, 68-67
1989, Lost, 61-49
1989, Lost, 72-69
1990, Won, 70-68
1990, Lost, 65-52
1991, Won, 80-75
1991, Lost, 66-62
1992, Lost, 62-75
1992, Lost, 63-69
1993, Won, 73-61
1993, Lost, 80-67
1994, Lost, 97-76
1994, Lost, 75-70
1995, Lost, 74-67
1995, Lost, 92-65
1996, Lost, 54-90
1996, Lost, 59-83
1996, Lost, 65-51
1997, Lost 87-62
1997, Lost, 69-67
1998, Lost, 81-62
1999, Lost, 77-47
1999, Lost, 57-86
2000, Lost, 77-61
2000, Lost, 75-53
2001, Lost, 77-73
2001, Lost, 88-56
2002, Lost, 86-49
2002, Lost, 72-70
2003, Lost 99-65
2003, Lost 101-51
2004, Lost 82-61
2004, Lost, 88-53
2004, Lost 96-53
1972, Lost, 37-29
1972, Won, 43-39
1973, Won, 37-33
1974, Lost, 58-44
1975, Won, 47-36
1976, Lost, 78-55
1976, Lost, 67-59
1977, Lost, 58-53
1979, Won, 68-55
1980, Lost, 77-72
1980, Lost, 64-58
1981, Lost 67-56
1982, Lost, 71-57
1982, Won, 52-44
1982, Won, 69-64
1982, Lost, 67-64
1997, Won, 56-50
1998, Won, 81-77
2000, Lost, 91-76
2000, Lost, 82-75
2001, Won, 73-64
2002, Won 76-67
2003, Lost 73-62
2005, Lost, 74-61
2006, Won, 81-46
1997, Won, 74-73
1998, Lost, 80-75
1998, Won, 87-61
1999, Won, 78-75
1999, Lost, 85-78
2000, Lost, 77-49
2000, Lost, 83-60
2000, Lost, 75-63
2001, Lost, 89-62
2001, Lost, 71-67
2002, Lost, 80-72
2003, Lost 79-65
2003, Lost 73-61
2004, Lost 8468
2004, Lost 70-69
2005, Lost, 80-73
2005, Lost, 103-60
2005, Lost, 81-59
2006, Lost, 82-68
2006, Lost, 77-65
2006, Lost, 86-74
St. Ambrose, 5-2
1982, Won, 74-54
1978, Lost, 47-45
1979, Won, 78-74
1980, Won, 69-62
1981, Won, 83-54
1982, Won, 67-64
1983, Lost, 54-53
St. Norbert, 1-0
2004, Won, 73-58
St. Catherine, 10-1
1974, Won, 57-49
1975, Won, 75-59
1975, Won, 55-42
1978, Won, 71-66
1982, Won, 72-69
1983, Won, 76-73
1984, Won, 86-48
1985, Won, 84-49
1993, Won, 56-53
1996, Won, 66-80
1996, Lost, 60-52
St. Cloud State, 30-46
1968, Won, 46-24
1968, Won, 66-24
1970, Won, 61-43
1971, Won, 49-35
1972, Won, 48-29
1972, Won, 69-42
1973, Won, 27-22
1974, Won, 51-44
1975, Won, 51-44
1976, Lost, 58-29
1977, Lost, 69-51
1977, Lost, 65-41
1978, Lost, 69-59
1978, Lost, 78-62
1978, Lost, 77-68
1978, Lost, 78-68
1979, Lost, 72-61
1979, Lost, 63-50
1979, Lost, 60-59
1981, Lost, 74-63
1981, Won, 63-58
1981, Won, 65-58
1982, Won, 61-45
1982, Lost, 72-63
1983, Lost, 65-55
1983, Lost, 80-57
1983, Lost, 95-91
1984, Lost, 80-62
1984, Lost, 79-63
1985, Lost, 76-65
1985, Lost, 65-63
1985, Won, 82-59
1986, Won, 72-61
1986, Won, 78-63
1987, Lost, 78-54
1987, Lost, 75-62
SE Missouri State, 0-1
1988, Lost, 82-73
1988, Lost, 70-46
1988, Won, 66-60
1989, Lost, 71-45
Southern Colorado, 1-0
1989, Lost, 75-48
1995, Won, 81-72
1990, Lost, 78-59
1990, Lost, 87-65
Southern Indiana, 1-0
1991, Won, 59-58
1981, Won, 67-46
1989, Won, 71-60
1992, Won, 78-64
Southwest Baptist 0-1
1992, Won, 81-78
2002, Lost, 70-69
1993, Won, 81-38
1993, Won, 80-57
SW Missouri State, 0-1
1994, Won, 79-48
1975, Lost, 70-37
1994, Won, 84-63
1995, Won, 83-66
Southwest Minn. State, 14-14 1995, Lost, 67-61
1971, Won, 62-36
1996, Won, 94-82
1971, Won, 42-40
1996, Won, 96-85
1972, Won, 46-43
1997, Lost, 73-49
St. Francis, 2-0
1995, Won, 82-60
1997, Won, 72-62
St. Olaf, 11-1
1966, Won, 60-38
1967, Won, 46-43
1967, Won, 61-26
1968, Won, 44-24
1968, Won, 50-27
1969, Won, 39-13
1970, Won, 42-32
1970, Won, 43-24
1972, Won, 65-42
1976, Won, 51-46
1977, Lost, 53-49
1983, Won, 81-49
St. Scholastica, 2-0
1993, Won, 77-48
1993, Won, 94-38
St. Thomas, 3-1
1981, Won, 66-47
1988, Lost, 80-71
1989, Won, 72-61
1991, Won, 64-59
1975, Lost, 59-50
1976, Lost, 44-36
1977, Won, 69-58
1978, Won, 66-65
1979, Won, 88-68
1980, Won, 66-54
1981, Won, 57-42
1982, Won, 63-31
UW-Stevens Point, 1-0
1983, Won, 73-54
UW-Stout, 0-1
2005, Lost, 89-86 (OT)
UW-Superior, 1-1
1976, Lost, 94-35
1977, Won, 87-55
Valley City State, 2-1
1973, Won, 43-42
1980, Won, 91-46
1986, Lost, 80-78
Viterbo, 4-0
1993, Won, 77-53
2002, Won, 72-57
2005, Won, 92-50
2006, Won, 65-58
Washburn, 0-1
1996, Lost, 63-46
Wayne State (Neb.), 2-3
1976, Lost, 94-35
1978, Won, 85-68
1991, Lost, 68-67
1992, Won, 78-64
2002, Lost, 81-66
West Texas A&M
2002, Won, 70-69
Western State
2007, First Meeting
Westmar, 0-2
1973, Lost, 57-56
1976, Lost, 79-43
William Jewell, 0-1
1987, Lost, 58-56
Tiffin, 0-1
2004, Lost, 100-93 (3OT)
Winnepeg (Canada), 0-1
1978, Lost, 95-64
Upper Iowa, 4-0
1979, Won, 79-55
1980, Won, 69-58
2005, Won, 77-55
2006, Won, 86-71
Winona State, 27-10
1969, Won, 60-23
1969, Won, 49-25
1970, Won, 45-30
1970, Won, 49-25
1970, Won, 44-34
1971, Lost, 57-39
1972, Won, 56-47
1973, Won, 41-29
1974, Won, 44-42
1975, Lost, 60-58
1976, Lost, 69-54
1976, Won, 53-48
1976, Won, 61-35
1977, Lost, 54-36
1977, Lost, 58-54
1977, Lost, 78-64
1978, Lost, 91-61
1979, Won, 63-54
1980, Won, 106-54
1981, Won, 98-50
1982, Won, 58-48
1982, Won, 67-41
1982, Won, 68-54
1983, Won, 73-50
1983, Won, 70-58
1984, Won, 80-54
1985, Won, 73-43
1986, Won, 85-56
1993, Won, 79-67
1996, Won, 78-64
1996, Won, 102-56
1997, Won, 63-40
1998, Won, 74-66
2000, Lost, 91-69
2002, Lost, 104-97 (2OT)
2003, Lost, 69-59
2005, Won, 80-57
UW-La Crosse, 4-9
1974, Lost, 58-44
1975, Lost, 79-14
1978, Lost, 89-65
1979, Lost, 86-55
1979, Lost, 79-77
1980, Lost, 69-43
1981, Lost, 70-66
1982, Won, 62-57
1982, Lost, 68-57
1982, Won, 66-61
1983, Won, 83-59
1983, Lost, 90-69
1984, Won, 82-54
UW-Milwaukee, 1-2
1981, Lost, 63-40
1981, Lost, 61-51
1986, Won, 66-58
UW-Oshkosh, 1-0
1992, Won, 68-59
UW-Parkside, 5-0
1988, Won, 79-61
1993, Won, 73-64
1995, Won, 76-45
1997, Won, 64-58
2001, Won, 66-64
UW-Platteville, 0-1
2004, Lost, 76-66
UW-River Falls, 13-3
1968, Lost, 33-25
1968, Won, 52-40
1969, Won, 42-37
1969, Won, 57-33
1970, Won, 45-33
1970, Won, 82-41
1971, Won, 43-38
1971, Won, 43-27
29
Only two Mavericks have earned three
All-North Central Conference accolades,
including Lisa Walters (above) and
Arin Andrews (below). Walters played
for MSU from 1984-88 and is currently
the all-time point scorer (2,072) and rebounder (1,074). She was tabbed All-NCC
in 1986, 1987 and 1988. From 2002-06,
Andrews played center for the Mavericks,
collecting 1,200 points and 784 rebounds.
She earned all-conference recognition in
2004, 2005 and 2006.
Wisconsin, 1-0
1975, Won, 40-39
RECORDBOOK
TEAM SEASON RECORDS
Most Games Played: 33 (78-79, 79-80)
Most Victories: 25 (85-86)
Most Losses: 21 (88-89)
Fewest Victories: 4 (66-67)
Fewest Losses: 0 (67-68)
Best W/L Percentage: 1.000 (67-68)
Most Home Wins: 11 (81-82)
Most Road Wins: 14 (79-80) (85-86)
Most Home Losses: 8 (Four times, last 02-03)
Most Road Losses: 13 (88-89)
Most Points Scored: 2,454 (79-80)
Highest Scoring Average: 78.0 (85-86)
Lowest Scoring Average: 41.8 (73-74)
Highest Opponent Average: 78.6 (02-03)
Lowest Opponent Average: 26.0 (67-68)
Most Field Goals Attempted: 2,482 (79-80)
Most Field Goals Made: 1,071 (79-80)
Best Field Goal Percentage: .463 (85-86)
Most Free Throws Attempted: 634 (95-96)
Most Free Throws Made: 432 (95-96)
Best Free Throw Percentage: .735 (98-99)
Most Rebounds: 1,734 (79-80)
INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS
Most Games Played: 123 Lori Klammer (78-82)
Consecutive Games Played: 110 Rita Hilgers (89-93)
Most Points Scored: 2,072 Lisa Walters (84-88)
Most FG Attempted: 2,477 Pat Burns (82-86)
Most FG Made: 821 Lisa Walters (84-88)
Best FG Percentage: .539 Lisa Walters (84-88)
Most Three Pt. FG Made: 241 Kelli Freeman (00-05)
Most Three Pt. Attempted: 647 Kelli Freeman (00-05)
Most FT Attempted: 561 Lisa Walters (84-88)
Most FT Made: 430 Lisa Walters (84-88)
Best FT Percentage: .781 Carla Schuck (84-86),
Mandy Bartlett (96-00)
Most Rebounds: 1,074 Lisa Walters (84-88)
Best Rebound Avg: 13.0 Mary Manderfeld (77-79)
Most Assists: 575 Anne Christopherson (82-86)
Most Steals: 290 Rhonda House (80-84)
INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS
Most Points: 43, Lynn Peterson vs. UMD (80-81)
Most FG Attempted: 31, Cheryl Engel vs. WSU (7273)
Most FG Made: 18, Lynn Peterson vs. UMD (80-81)
Best FG Pct (min. 8 shots): .900, Lisa Walters vs. SDSU
(84-85)
Most FT Att.: 24, Mary Manderfeld vs. SCSU (77-78)
Most FT Made: 17, Mary Manderfeld vs. SCSU (7778)
Best FT Pct: 1.000 Many Players
Most Three Pt. FG Made: 7, Amy Swanson vs. Augustana and Morningside (94-95)
Most Three Pt. Attempted: 14, Amy Swanson vs.
Augustana (94-95); Kelli Freeman vs. Minnesota,
Crookston (04-05)
Most Rebounds: 25, Mary Manderfeld vs. Moorhead
(78-79)
Most Assists: 15, Anne Christopherson vs. UNO (8384); Carla Bronson vs. UNO (94-95)
Most Steals: 10, Angie Swanson vs. UNO (97-98)
INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS
Most Points: 799 Lynn Peterson (80-81)
Best Scoring Average: 24.9 Lynn Peterson (80-81)
Most FG Attempted: 656 Lynn Peterson (80-81)
Most FG Made: 318 Lynn Peterson (80-81)
Best FG Percentage: .595 Ellen Sathoff (89-90)
Most FT Attempted: 189 Carla Bronson (95-96)
Most FT Made: 143 Lynn Peterson (80-81)
Best FT Percentage: .855 Lisa Walters (86-87)
Most Three Pt. FG Made: 80 Amy Swanson (94-95)
Most Three Pt. Attempted: 181 Amy Swanson (94-95)
Most Rebounds: 467 Mary Manderfeld (78-79)
Most Assists: 248 Carla Bronson (94-95)
Most Steals: 121 Barb Hood (77-78)
Most Consecutive FT Made: 31 Sereena Fayne (91-92)
MSU 1,000-Career Point Club
1. Lisa Walters (84-88)........................................... 2,072
2. Rhonda House (80-84)....................................... 1,654
3. Pat Burns (82-86)............................................... 1,524
4. Lynn Peterson (78-82)........................................ 1,518
5. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)................................ 1,416
6. Amy Swanson (92-96)....................................... 1,389
7. Lynell Anderson (90-94).................................... 1,285
8. Mary Manderfield (77-79)................................. 1,213
9. Arin Andrews (02-06)........................................ 1,200
10. Julie Cink (82-86)............................................ 1,179
11. Kelli Freeman (00-05)...................................... 1,109
11. Tracy Harter (93-97)........................................ 1,107
13. Jenny Groom (98-02)....................................... 1,041
14. Hannah Stolba (01-05)..................................... 1,027
MSU 800-Point/500-Rebound Club
1. Lisa Walters (84-88): 2,034 points, 1,074 rebounds
2. Rhonda House (80-84): 1,654 points, 812 rebounds
3. Pat Burns (82-86): 1,524 points, 614 rebounds
4. Lynn Peterson (78-82): 1,518 points, 865 rebounds
5. Brenda Stachowski (96-00): 1,416 points, 724 rebounds
6. Arin Andrews (02-06): 1,200 points, 784 rebounds
7. Julie Cink (82-86): 1,179 points, 1,025 rebounds
8. Jenny Groom (98-02): 1,041 points, 718 rebounds
9. Hannah Stolba (01-05): 1,027 points, 500 rebounds
10. Amy Hintgen (95-99): 950 points, 682 rebounds
CAREER RECORDS (Top 10 Individuals)
Games Played
1. Lori Klammer (78-82)........................................... 123
2. Peg Mikelson (78-82)........................................... 117
3. Kelli Freeman (00-05)........................................... 115
4. Anne Christopherson (82-86)................................ 113
5. Hannah Stolba (01-05)...........................................111
6. Julie Clink (82-86)................................................ 110
6. Lisa Walters (84-88).............................................. 110
6. Rita Hilgers (89-93).............................................. 110
9. Marguerite Brunette (88-92)................................. 109
9. Stacie Johnson (02-06).......................................... 109
Field Goals
1. Lisa Walters (84-88).............................................. 821
2. Rhonda House (80-84).......................................... 738
3. Pat Burns (82-86).................................................. 662
4. Lynn Peterson (78-82)........................................... 619
5. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)................................... 540
6. Julie Cink (82-86)................................................. 527
7. Mary Manderfeld (77-79)..................................... 524
8. Arin Andrews (02-06)........................................... 482
9. Amy Swanson (92-96).......................................... 480
10. Lynell Anderson (90-94)..................................... 478
Field Goals Attempted
1. Pat Burns (82-86)............................................... 2,477
2. Sereena Fayne (90-92)....................................... 2,346
3. Rhonda House (80-84)....................................... 1,788
4. Lisa Walters (84-88)........................................... 1,524
5. Shirley Ethen (87-89)......................................... 1,270
6. Julie Cink (82-86).............................................. 1,261
7. Lynn Peterson (78-82)........................................ 1,235
8. Amy Swanson (92-96)....................................... 1,207
10. Mary Manderfeld (77-79)................................ 1,082
Free Throws
1. Lisa Walters (84-88).............................................. 430
2. Lynell Anderson (90-94)....................................... 329
3. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)................................... 315
4. Carla Bronson (92-96).......................................... 305
5. Lynn Peterson (78-82)........................................... 260
6. Arin Andrews (02-06)........................................... 253
7. Tracy Harter (93-97)............................................. 246
8. Jenny Groom (98-02)............................................ 219
8. Angie Swanson (96-00)......................................... 219
10. Robyn Rude (85-89)........................................... 215
Points
1. Lisa Walters (84-88)........................................... 2,072
2. Rhonda House (80-84)....................................... 1,654
3. Pat Burns (82-86)............................................... 1,524
4. Lynn Peterson (78-82)........................................ 1,518
6. Amy Swanson (92-96)....................................... 1,389
7. Lynell Anderson (90-94).................................... 1,285
8. Mary Manderfeld (77-79).................................. 1,213
9. Arin Andrews (02-06)........................................ 1,200
10. Julie Cink (82-86)............................................ 1,179
Points Per Game
1. Mary Manderfeld (77-79).................................... 19.9
2. Lisa Walters ( 84-88)............................................ 19.8
3. Carla Schuck (84-86)........................................... 16.5
4. Lynn Peterson (78-82).......................................... 15.6
5. Rhonda House (80-84)......................................... 15.5
6. Pat Burns (82-86)................................................. 14.1
7. Brenda Stachowski (96-00).................................. 13.6
8. Amy Swanson (92-96)......................................... 12.9
9. Lynell Anderson (90-94)...................................... 12.6
10. Sereena Fayne (90-92)....................................... 12.0
10. Arin Andrews (02-06)........................................ 12.0
Three-Pointers Made
1. Kelli Freeman (00-05)........................................... 241
2. Amy Swanson (92-96).......................................... 217
3. Susan Salonek (99-03).......................................... 144
4. Kris Wolle (99-03)................................................ 126
5. Hannah Stolba (01-05).......................................... 109
6. Tammy Sloane (95-99)............................................ 91
7. Amy Hintgen (95-99).............................................. 89
8. Kim Curtis (99-03).................................................. 86
9. Tracy Harter (93-97)............................................... 85
10. Sheli Kuhl (95-99)................................................ 78
Three-Pointers Attempted
1. Kelli Freeman (00-05)........................................... 647
2. Amy Swanson (92-96).......................................... 535
3. Susan Salonek (99-03).......................................... 445
4. Kris Wolle (99-03)................................................ 382
5. Kim Curtis (99-03)................................................ 369
6. Tammy Sloane (95-99).......................................... 302
7. Hannah Stolba (01-05).......................................... 251
7. Stacie Johnson (02-06).......................................... 251
9. Amy Hintgen (95-99)............................................ 240
10. Mandy Bartlett (96-00)....................................... 223
Steals
1. Rhonda House (80-84).......................................... 290
3. Pat Burns (82-86).................................................. 244
4. Angie Swanson (96-00)......................................... 220
5. Barb Hood (77-80)................................................ 213
6. Lori Klammer (78-82)........................................... 204
7. Carla Bronson (92-96).......................................... 192
8. Rita Hilgers (89-93).............................................. 191
9. Julie Cink (82-86)................................................. 185
10. Peg Mikelson (78-82)......................................... 170
Rebounds
1. Lisa Walters (84-88)........................................... 1,074
2. Julie Cink (82-86).............................................. 1,025
3. Lynn Peterson (78-82)........................................... 865
4. Mary Manderfeld (77-79)..................................... 812
4. Rhonda House (80-84).......................................... 812
6. Pat Burns (82-86).................................................. 802
7. Arin Andrews (02-06)........................................... 784
8. Amy Hintgen (95-99)............................................ 782
9. Jenny Groom (98-02)............................................ 738
10. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)................................. 724
Assists
2. Carla Bronson (92-96).......................................... 537
3. Pat Burns (82-86).................................................. 444
4. Karyn Valentino (90-94)....................................... 396
5. Kendra Carter (88-91)........................................... 369
6. Rita Hilgers (89-93).............................................. 322
7. Angie Swanson (96-00)......................................... 321
8. Peg Mikelson (78-82)........................................... 299
9. Patty Shumaker (87-91)........................................ 295
10. Candy Gniffke (81-85)........................................ 275
SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS (Top Three Individuals)
Field Goals
1. Lynn Peterson (80-81)........................................... 318
2. Mary Manderfeld (78-79)..................................... 312
3. Elsie Ohm (79-80)................................................. 277
Field Goals Attempted
1. Lynn Peterson (80-81)........................................... 656
2. Mary Manderfeld (78-79)..................................... 645
3. Elsie Ohm (79-80)................................................. 557
Three-Pointers
1. Amy Swanson (94-95)........................................... 80
2. Kelli Freeman (04-05)............................................. 73
3. Kelli Freeman (02-03)............................................. 60
Three-Pointers Attempted
1. Kelli Freeman (04-05)........................................... 195
2. Amy Swanson (94-95).......................................... 181
3. Kelli Freeman (02-03)........................................... 148
Free Throws
1. Lynn Peterson (80-81)........................................... 143
2. Lisa Walters (87-88).............................................. 126
3. Lisa Walters (85-86).............................................. 124
Free Throws Attempted
1. Carla Bronson (95-96).......................................... 189
30
2. Lynn Peterson (80-81)........................................... 183
3. Lisa Walters (87-88).............................................. 180
Points
1. Lynn Peterson (80-81)........................................... 799
2. Mary Manderfeld (78-79)..................................... 721
3. Elsie Ohm (79-80)................................................. 645
Points Per Game
1. Lynn Peterson (80-81).......................................... 25.0
2. Lisa Walters (87-88)............................................. 22.9
3. Lisa Walters (86-87)............................................. 22.1
Steals
1. Barb Hood (77-78)................................................ 121
2. Rhonda House (80-81).......................................... 105
3. Anne Christopherson (82-83).................................. 92
Rebounds
1. Mary Manderfeld (78-79)..................................... 467
2. Elsie Ohm (79-80)................................................. 376
3. Lynn Peterson (79-80)........................................... 363
Assists
1. Carla Bronson (94-98).......................................... 248
2. Karyn Valentino (93-94)....................................... 172
3. Pat Burns (85-86).................................................. 162
ALL-TIME ROSTER
-AActon, Robin (Fridley, Minn.) ........................ 80-81
Almendinger, Lois (Fairbault, Minn.) ............. 72-73
Anderson, Cheryl (Dilworth, Minn.) .............. 73-74
Anderson, Darci (Caledonia, Minn.)............... 88-90
Anderson, Emily (St. James, Minn.) ............... 98-00
Anderson, Lynell (St. James, Minn.) .............. 90-94
Anderson, Rita (Cottage Grove, Minn.).......... 96-00
Anderst, Connie (Austin, Minn.) .................... 72-73
Andrews, Alex (West Concord, Minn.)........... 05-SA
Andrews, Arin (West Concord, Minn.) ........... 02-06
Andrews, Tedi (Kingsley, Iowa) ..................... 03-05
Angelstad, Lisa ............................................... 87-88
Applen, Megan (Champlin, Minn.)................. 99-01
Atkinson, Jane (Truman, Minn.) ..................... 76-77
Axon, Sue........................................................ 71-72
-BBaehman, Amy (Oshkosh, Wis.) ..................... 95-96
Banks, Danita (Minneapolis, Minn.) .............. 73-74
Bartlett, Mandy (Barron, Wis.) ....................... 96-00
Baumgardt, Beth (Racine, Wis.) ..................... 90-94
Beaudette, Kate (Mankato, Minn.) ................. 95-97
Berg, Marcia (Claremont, Minn.) ................... 79-81
Berg, Patricia (Claremont, Minn.) .................. 72-73
Bihrle, Stephanie (Eden Prairie, Minn.).......... 87-88
Birkholz, Emily (St. James, Minn.) ................ 00-02
Bjorklund, Jenny (St. Peter, Minn.) ................ 03-04
Bode, Holly (Nicollet, Minn.) ......................... 92-95
Boehnke, Bev (Ventura, Iowa) ........................ 77-78
Boyum, Connie (Kasson, Minn.) .................... 77-79
Bridges, Danielle (Altoona, Iowa) .................. 00-01
Bronson, Carla (Farmington, Minn.) .............. 92-96
Brunette, Marguerite (Green Bay, Wis.) ......... 88-92
Burns, Pat (Heron Lake, Minn.)...................... 82-86
-CCarda, Mona (Janesville, Minn.)..................... 83-84
Carlson, Cheryl ............................................... 87-88
Carter, Kendra (Mankato, Minn.) ................... 88-91
Catlin, Rae....................................................... 67-68
Charlton, Betty (Moorhead, Minn.) ................ 99-00
Chase, Linda ................................................... 66-69
Christopherson, Anne (Austin, Minn.)............ 82-86
Cink, Julie (Wesley, Iowa) .............................. 82-86
Clementson, Jeanne (Owatonna, Minn.) ......... 83-84
Coleman, Connie (LeSueur, Minn.) ................ 77-78
Collins, Janessa (Waunakee, Wis.).................. 99-03
Corneil, Sue..................................................... 67-68
Corr, Janet (Burnsville, Minn.) ....................... 86-88
Cossor, Mary (Woodbury, Minn.) ................... 72-73
Cowley, Sue (Naples, N.Y.) ............................ 81-82
Cox, Kim (Apple Valley, Minn.) ..................... 75-77
Crippen, Candy ............................................... 69-70
Curtis, Kim (Coon Rapids, Minn.).................. 99-03
-DDalager, Ann (Minnetonka, Minn.) ................. 69-73
Danwatter, Donnie .......................................... 70-71
Dauphinee, Joan (Fridley, Minn.) ................... 69-73
Davis, Vicki (St. Peter, Minn.) ........................ 68-71
Diedrich, Valori (Hinkley, Minn.) ................... 03-04
Domonoske, Tammy (Waterville, Minn.) ....... 85-88
Donner, JoAnn (Clara City, Minn.)................. 76-77
Doppes, Tina (Niederrosterrei, Austria) .......... 91-92
Duarte, Stacey (Lima, Peru)............................ 02-06
Duea, Diane (Rosemount, Minn.) ................... 73-74
Duoos, Sue (New Brighton, Minn.) ................ 86-90
-EElg, Kim (Bloomington, Minn.) ..................... 00-02
Ellison, Joan (Minneapolis, Minn.)................. 75-78
Engel, Cheryl (St. Louis Park, Minn.) ............ 70-74
Erickson, Kathy (Apple Valley, Minn.)........... 81-85
Ethen, Shirley.................................................. 87-89
-FFairchild, Dee.................................................. 66-67
Fayne, Sereena (Milwaukee, Wis.) ................. 90-92
Ferguson, Amy (Rochester, Minn.) ................. 88-89
File, Rhonda (Cherokee, Iowa) ....................... 71-73
Filipa, Tracy (Stewartville, Minn.) ................. 92-95
Findley, Syndi (Mason City, Iowa) ................. 73-74
Fitzsimmons, Jill (Mapleton, Minn.) .............. 98-99
Formanek, Krista (Viroqua, Wis.) ................... 96-97
Forss, Terry ..................................................... 66-70
Foster, Flecia (Pequot Lakes, Minn.) .............. 05-SA
Frederickson, Linda (Windom, Minn.) ........... 71-75
Fredregill, Emilie (Zearing, Iowa) .................. 94-95
Freeman, Kelli (West Des Moines, Iowa) ....... 00-05
Frindley, Syndi ................................................ 73-74
-GGarrett, Pam (Redwood Falls, Minn.)............. 77-79
Gaut, Jane........................................................ 66-69
Geyen, Deb (Maple Lake, Minn.) ................... 80-81
Gill, Dani (Albany, Minn) ............................... 04-SA
Glowatzke, Diane ............................................ 66-68
Gniffke, Candy (Cottonwood, Minn.)............. 81-85
Gobersen, Linda (Ida Grove, Iowa) ................ 74-75
Goebel, Janet (Mankato, Minn.) ..................... 80-82
Goodwin, Dianne (Spring Lake Park, Minn.) .... 74-75
Green, Toni (Sturgis, S.D.).............................. 88-89
Gronholz, Lisa (New Ulm, Minn.).................. 96-97
Groom, Jenny (Hudson, Wis.)......................... 98-02
Grorud, Stacey (Brookings, S.D.) ................... 87-88
Gstalder, Jane .................................................. 72-73
-HHaaven, Jamie (Alexandria, Minn.) ................ 74-75
Hamrick, Joan (Webb, Iowa) .......................... 70-73
Happ, Lindsay (Victoria, Minn.) ..................... 02-03
Happke, Chris (Pierz, Minn.) .......................... 82-83
Happke, Karen (Pierz, Minn.) ......................... 86-87
Harter, Tracy (Viriqua, Wis.)........................... 93-97
Hass, Lindsey (Eyota, Minn.) ......................... 05-SA
Hauer, Barb (Montgomery, Minn.) ................. 76-79
Hayes, Liz (Cedarburg, Wis.).......................... 92-96
Heaven, Jamie (Alexandria, Minn.) ................ 74-75
Heger, Pat (Le Salle, Minn.) ........................... 66-69
Hessenius, Peg (Marshalltown, Iowa) ............ 74-75
Hexom, Lisa (Elk River, Minn.) ..................... 84-88
Hilgers, Rita (Chaska, Minn.) ......................... 89-93
Hintgen, Amy (St. James, Minn.) ................... 95-99
Hood, Barb (Esterville, Iowa) ......................... 77-80
Hood, Teresa (Estherville, Iowa) .................... 79-80
Hoover, Sandy ................................................. 69-72
House, Rhonda (Spring Valley, Minn.) ........... 80-84
-IInserra, Robi (St. Paul, Minn.) ........................ 72-74
-JJeddeloh, Mary (Waseca, Minn.) .................... 75-79
Johns, Diane (Harmony, Minn.) ...................... 84-86
Johnson, Heather (Janesville, Minn.) .............. 05-SA
Johnson, Jill (Glencoe, Minn.) ........................ 79-82
Johnson, Stacie (Hutchinson, Minn.) .............. 02-06
Johnson, Sue (Lyle, Minn.) ............................. 85-87
Jordanger, Cindy ............................................. 72-73
-KKallio, Jessica (Mentor, Ohio) ........................ 04-05
Kienitz, Jamie (Apple Valley, Minn.) ............. 04-SA
Klammer, Lori (Howard Lake, Minn.)............ 78-82
Klinkenborg, Nadean (George, Iowa) ............. 67-68
Knudson, Sis ................................................... 66-67
Korton, Mari (Coon Rapids, Minn.) ............... 06-SA
Kowalsky, Joan (St. Louis Park, Minn.) ......... 81-83
Kriegler, Pat (Roseville, Minn.) ...................... 75-76
Krohn, Linda (Jackson, Minn.) ....................... 67-71
Kuhl, Sheli (Waukee, Iowa) ............................ 95-99
Kummer, Barb ................................................. 66-67
Kundrat, Susie (Jefferson, Iowa)..................... 86-88
Kurtz, Lindsey (Echo, Minn) .......................... 02-04
-LLaleman, Helen (Minneota, Minn.) ................ 79-84
Lambert, Marilyn (West Concord, Iowa) ........ 72-73
Lammers, Jenn (Hartford, S.D.)...................... 05-SA
Larson, Rochelle (Sargeant, Minn.) ................ 95-96
Layman, Gretta (Chippewa, Wis.) .................. 06-SA
Lee, Jodi (Spring Valley, Wis.) ....................... 97-98
Lien, Nancy (Richfield, Minn.) ....................... 77-78
Lindberg, Muriel ............................................. 67-70
Loso, Mary (Minneapolis, Minn.)................... 82-83
Louk, Sue ........................................................ 68-69
Lucier, Penny (Brainerd, Minn.) ..................... 72-73
Lutgen, Carrie (Cold Spring, Minn.) .............. 94-98
-MMacias, Pam (Mankato, Minn.) ...................... 75-77
Manderfeld, Mary (New Ulm, Minn.) ............ 77-79
Mansky, Kristin (Waunakee, Wis.) ................. 02-05
Marshall, Sue .................................................. 69-71
Matuska, Cathy (Mankato, Minn.).................. 80-84
Mayer, Joan ..................................................... 72-73
McDonough, Pat (Rosemont, Minn.).............. 74-76
McGahn, Sandy (St. Paul, Minn.) ................... 81-85
Meyer, Lori (Ritchfield, Minn.) ...................... 80-81
Mikelson, Peg (Granite Falls, Minn.) ............. 78-82
Milliner, Martha (Hornell, N.Y.) ..................... 79-81
Moe, Tiffany (Brookings, S.D.) ...................... 06-SA
Monnens, Margie (Shakopee, Minn.) ............. 79-80
Moyer, Jodi (Orangeville, Ill.) ........................ 86-87
Mueller, Steff (Bloomington, Minn.) .............. 70-72
Murra, Geri (Delavan, Minn.) ......................... 85-87
Mushel, Tami (New Brighton, Minn.) ............ 89-93
-NNelson, Lynn (Mound, Minn.) ........................ 80-81
Neuberger, Kris (Garner, Iowa) ...................... 99-01
Nji, Afor (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) ....................... 00-02
Noreen, Joanne (Avon, Minn.) ........................ 05-SA
Nygaard, Amanda (Coon Rapids, Minn.) ....... 06-SA
-OOhm, Elsie (Elgin, Minn.)............................... 79-80
O’Neill, Lindsay (New Hampton, Iowa) ........ 06-SA
Otis, Colleen (Northwood, Iowa).................... 78-79
Ott, Laura (Plethorn, Iowa) ............................. 72-73
Ottum, Kathy (Burnsville, Minn.)................... 83-84
Owens, Amy (Hubertus, Wis.) ........................ 02-04
-PPallardy, Karen (La Crosse, Wis.) ................... 04-05
Palmer, Lindsey (White Bear Lake, Minn.)..... 04-05
Parker, Teresa (Pequot Lakes, Minn.) ............. 06-SA
Paulson, Brenda (Granite Falls, Minn.) .......... 80-81
Peterson, Amy (Britt, Iowa) ............................ 98-99
Peterson, Heather (Blaine, Minn.) .................. 04-06
Peterson, Lori (Bricelyn, Minn.) ..................... 79-83
Peterson, Lynn (Bricelyn, Minn.) ................... 78-82
Pettis, Kanisha (Wakegan, Ill.)........................ 04-05
Plath, Jeanneane (Hastings, Minn.)................. 80-83
Plumhoff, Julie (St. James, Minn.).................. 76-77
Puck, Ronna ................................................... 72-73
Pudelko, Kathy (Gordon, Neb,) ...................... 73-74
Puskedra, Deb (Mankato, Minn.).................... 80-83
-RRadtke, Kristin (Keynon, Minn.) .................... 01-02
Rasmussen, Katie (East Grand Forks, Minn.) .... 84-87
Rehbein, Jackie (Cottage Grove, Minn.) ........ 95-97
Reed, Teri (North St. Paul, Minn.) ................. 80-81
Reynolds, Anna (Baraboo, Wis.)..................... 94-95
Rezac, Pam (Dolliver, Iowa) ........................... 73-74
Rostvold, Tami (Caledonia, Minn.) ................ 80-81
Roth, Rachel (Madison, Minn.) ...................... 76-77
Rotundo, Anne (Carpentersville, Ill.).............. 86-90
Rude, Robyn (Deerwood, Minn.) ................... 85-89
Russo, Dawn (Chaska, Minn.) ........................ 90-93
-SSalonek, Susan (Elk River, Minn.).................. 99-03
Sartor, Deb (Faribault, Minn.)......................... 96-98
Sathoff, Ellen (Monroe, Wis.) ......................... 89-92
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Setter, Bridget (Moorhead, Minn.).................. 95-99
Schoeberl, Shelly (Caledonia, Minn.) ............. 89-92
Schoen, Heidi (St. Paul, Minn.) ...................... 83-87
Schoettler, Margaret (Mankato, Minn.) .......... 78-80
Schubert, Barb (Lakefield, Minn.) .................. 73-77
Schuck, Carla (Little Rock, Iowa) .................. 84-86
Schumaker, Patty (Watertown, Wis.) .............. 87-91
Scott, Theresa .................................................. 72-73
Sharping, Calla (Sioux Falls, S.D.) ................. 05-06
Shiveley, LeeAnn (Springfield, Minn.) ........... 82-84
Siljendahl, Jennia (Naperville, Ill.) ................. 02-03
Sisson, Jane (Rosemount, Minn.) ................... 71-75
Skelly, Kathy (Minneapolis, Minn.) ............... 71-72
Sloane, Tammy (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) ............ 95-99
Soderman, Lisa (Aurora, Minn.) ..................... 94-95
Solseth, Katie (Battle Lake, Minn.) ................ 93-94
Sorenson, Susie (Minneapolis, Minn.)............ 90-94
Spilles, Mary (Mallard, Iowa) ......................... 79-81
Stachowski, Brenda (Brooklyn Center, Minn.) .... 96-00
Stanek, Jessica (Tripolia, Iowa) ...................... 03-SA
Starr, Deb (Emmetsburg, Iowa) ...................... 76-77
Stavaland, Jane (New Brighton, Minn.).......... 74-76
Stolba, Hannah (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)............. 01-05
Stolte, Jody (New Ulm, Minn.)....................... 94-95
Strachan, Val (Northfield, Minn.).................... 68-72
Strand, Jenni (Alexandria, Minn.)................... 05-SA
Stuvland, Jane (New Brighton, Minn.) ........... 74-75
Sunderman, Debra (LeSueur, Minn.) .............. 75-77
Sutter, Laurie (Rochester, Minn.).................... 72-76
Swanson, Amy (Mankato, Minn.) ................... 92-96
Swanson, Angie (Mankato, Minn.) ................. 96-00
-TTaylor, Heidi (Lamberton, Minn.)................... 93-94
Thompson, Diane (Hastings, Minn.)............... 77-78
Tollefson, Tara (Coon Rapids, Minn.) ............ 89-91
Trauger, Liz (Livermore, Iowa) ...................... 06-SA
Trio, Janet (Easton, Minn.) ............................. 80-82
-UUlferts, Karen (Lakefield, Minn.) ................... 82-83
-VValentino, Karyn (St. Paul, Minn.) ................. 90-94
VanDuynhoven, Carolyn (Green Isle, Minn.) .... 75-79
Vierling, Mary (Oakdale, Minn.) .................... 82-83
Volk, Kristin (New Hampton, Iowa) ............... 99-03
Voltmer, Anna (Decorah, Iowa) ...................... 04-SA
-WWahl, Alanna (Lakeville, Minn.) .................... 03-SA
Walsh, Amy (Waterford, Wis.) ........................ 84-85
Walters, Cheryl (Henderson, Minn.) ............... 83-87
Walters, Lisa (Henderson, Minn.) ................... 84-88
Willson, Linda (Mankato, Minn.) ................... 80-81
Wohlers, Kathy (Stillwater, Minn.) ................. 80-83
Woitas, Amy (Mankato, Minn.) ...................... 88-89
Wolle, Kris (Mankato, Minn.)......................... 99-03
Wynglarz, Fran ................................................ 68-69
-YYost, Amy (St. Peter, Minn.) ........................... 92-94
-ZZiebell, Melissa (Colefax, Wis.) ..................... 94-95
Zwach, Colleen (Walnut Grove, Minn.) ......... 80-82
* Please note our records are incomplete for some of the
years, leading us to believe that some of this information
may be incorrect. Our apologies for any mistakes, omissions, etc. Please send your corrections or additions to:
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MSU ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Name (Year Inducted, Years at MSU, Sports)
Patricia Burns (1997, 1982-86, Bas-
ketball) Four-year starter...All-Conference
selection...Co-captain on 25-4 team in
1985-86, the first MSU women’s basketball
team to win the conference title and the
first team to make it to NCAA post-season
action...No. 3 on the MSU all-time points
list with 1,524...No. 3 in field goals made
with 662 ...No. 1 in field goals attempted
with 2,477...No. 6 in points per game with
14.1...No. 3 in steals with 244...No. 6 in rebounds with 802...
No. 3 in assists with 444...No 2 in single season assists with
162...Scored 539 points her freshman season...Ranked eighth
on MSU’s Female Athletes of the Century list.
Anne Christopherson
(1997, 1982-86, Basketball)
Four-year starter...Member of the 1985-86 NCC Championship
team that made the first MSU appearance in the NCAA women’s
post-season tournament...Three-time NCC All-Academic pick
and an All-Conference selection in 1984...Appeared in 113
career games and scored 947 points...Holds the school record
for assists in a game (15) and ranks second in career assists
(286)...Currently serves as a teacher and coach at Austin Pacelli
High School (Minn.).
Vicki (Davis) Dahlberg
(1983,
1968-71, Volleyball, Basketball) Talented
hitter in volleyball and a forward and center
in basketball...Team captain of both squads
at MSU...Played in the 1971 national
volleyball tournament...Fine all-around
athlete who could have performed in many
sports in college...Was the first girl to play
organized little league baseball in the state of Minnesota in
1961...Excellent official who has worked numerous basketball
state high school events...Officiated four state high school
volleyball championships...Worked the 1972 national college
volleyball championships in Miami, Fla....A 1971 graduate of
MSU...At the time of induction, she was the assistant athletic
director and volleyball coach at Hastings High School (Minn.)...
Served as president of the Minnesota State Girls High School
Coaches Association.
Joan Ellison (1992, 1975-79, Basketball, Softball, Vol-
leyball) A four-year MSU letterwinner in volleyball (1975-79)
and three-year letterwinner in basketball (1975-78) and softball
(1976-79)...A member of the 1978-79 volleyball team that
advanced to the AIAW Regional Tournament...Selected to
the softball all-tournament team as a first basemen in 1978...
Graduated from MSU with a Bachelor’s degree in physical
education.
Cheryl Engel
(1986, 1971-74,
Volleyball, Basketball, Track & Field,
Softball) Earned 12 letters at MSU — four
in volleyball and basketball, three in track
and one in softball...Averaged 20 points
and 10 rebounds over four seasons with
the basketball team...Played on the state
championship volleyball team and won the
MAIAW state title in discus, shotput and
javelin...Following her graduation in 1974,
she played on the USVBA team that earned a trip to nationals,
and a year later, earned a spot on the USA Olympic Volleyball
squad and competed in Europe, Japan, Bulgaria and throughout
the U.S....Played for the Minnesota Fillies women’s professional
basketball team in 1978...Served as an assistant coach with the
University of Minnesota volleyball program...Ranked third on
MSU’s Female Athletes of the Century list.
Dee Fairchild
(1987, 1964-67, Basketball) Member of
the first women’s varsity basketball team at MSU (1966-67)...
Team went 4-1 in first year...Participated in various other
sports at MSU prior to “varsity” status, including badminton,
volleyball and tennis...Attained a Bachelor’s degree in physical
education in 1967, Master’s in 1970...Coached and taught at St.
Alban’s in Vermont...Was the athletic director at Johnson State
(Vermont)...Presently the athletic director at Grinnell College
(Iowa), and at the time of her hiring, was only the 20th women
to be named athletic director among 318 NCAA Division III
schools and the 31st of 793 colleges and universities in all of
the NCAA...Has also served as field hockey and basketball
coach for Grinnell.
Jane Gaut (1985, 1965-69, Volleyball,
Basketball, Track & Field) Outstanding
three-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball
and track at MSU...Was a hitter in volleyball, a guard in basketball and a hurdler/high
jumper on the track...Held both the 50 and
70-yard MSU hurdle records (events no
longer run)...Played on U.S. Volleyball Association teams for over 16 years...Played
in eight national volleyball tournaments and was asked to try
out for the 1976 national team in volleyball.
Diane Glowatzke (1988, 1964-68, Basketball, Volleyball)
MSU volleyball captain in 1967 and 1968 seasons...Basketball
captain in 1968...Graduated from MSU in 1968 and owns a
Master’s degree from St. Cloud State University...Taught and
coached at Annadale High School (Minn.) after graduating from
MSU...Served as head volleyball coach at SCSU for 26 years
until her retirement in 2002 compiling a 527-418 win-loss record
(.558)...1985 North Central Conference Volleyball Coach of
the Year...Also coached the SCSU softball team from 1978-84,
compiling a 78-68 mark...She served as an assistant professor
in women’s athletics at SCSU...A nationally-rated volleyball
official who has presided at several national tournaments.
Rhonda (House) Loeffelholz
(1996, 1980-84, Basketball) A four-year
letterwinner and three-time team Most
Valuable Player (1982, 1983, 1984)...
Served as a team captain in 1984...Holds
school record for career steals (290) and
ranks highly in several other statistical
categories, including career points (2nd;
1,654), career field goals made (2nd; 738)
and career points per game (5th; 15.5).
Muriel “Mello” Lundberg (1999, 1967-74, Volleyball,
Basketball, Track & Field) Three-sport athlete at Minnesota
State ...Member of the volleyball team that went 12-1 in 1971,
losing only to the University of Minnesota and was invited to
the National Intercollegiate Volleyball Championship where it
went 3-3...Member of first women’s volleyball team in 196768, and her teams went 41-3-1 in her four years of volleyball.
Lori (Klammer) Manecke (1999, 1978-82, Basketball,
Golf) Four-year letterwinner in both basketball and golf...
Holds women’s basketball school record for games played
(123)...Ranks sixth all-time in career steals (204)..Member of
the women’s golf teams that participated in the AIAW Regionals in 1980 and 1981 and the AIAW Division II Nationals in
1981 and 1982...Second Team Women’s Basketball Academic
All-American in 1982...MSU Women’s Athlete of the Year in
1981-82.
Lynn (Peterson) Murray (1992,
1977-81, Basketball) A four-year MSU
basketball participant...At the end of her
career, set 19 career, season and game
records...Still holds MSU season records,
all set in 1980-81, for most points (799),
best scoring average (25), most field goals
attempted (656) and most field goals made
(318)...Holds individual game records,
also set in 1980-81, for most points (43)
and most field goals made (18)...Ranks
fourth on MSU’s career scoring list with 1,518 points and was
named Outstanding Senior Female Athlete (1980-81)...Was
all-regional twice (1979-80 and 1980-81) and was captain and
Most Valuable Player in 1980-81...Graduated Magnum Cum
Laude with a Bachelor’s degree in business administration
in 1981 and earned Academic All-American honors in 197980...Played for the Minnesota Fillies women’s professional
basketball team.
Elsie (Ohm) Slinger (1994, 1979-80, Basketball) One-
year letterwinner in basketball for MSU...Stands No. 3 on
MSU’s single-season records list in field goals made (277), field
goals attempted (557) and points (645) and No. 2 in rebounds
(376) — all set in 1979-80...MSU’s Most Valuable Player in
1979-80...Earned All-State, All-Region and All-American honors
that year...Graduated in 1980 with a Bachelor’s degree in mass
communications/news writing...Drafted in 1980 by New Orleans
Pride...Played for Minnesota Fillies in 1981.
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Carla (Schuck) Wollin
(2003, 1984-86, Basketball) Twoyear letterwinner as a transfer from
Worthington Community College
where she was a JUCO All-American...Key member of the 1986 North
Central Conference championship
team...Led 1984-85 team in scoring
(19.6 points per game) and ranked
second in the NCC in scoring that
year (20.8 points per game)...Ranks
third in MSU all-time points per
game average (16.5)...Tallied 952
points in two seasons with the
Mavericks.....She was named AllDistrict and All-NCC in 1985...An
Academic All-NCC selection as a junior...A Minnesota State
co-captain in 1985-86.
Val Strachan
(1988, 1968-73, Volleyball, Basketball,
Track & Field) Graduated from MSU in 1973 with a Bachelor’s
degree in physical education...Earned 10 letters...Competed in
basketball and volleyball four years and in track two years...
Her volleyball teams competed in 1970 and 1971 national
tournaments...Two-time amateur softball All-American...She
went on to play professional softball for the Buffalo Bisons
for three seasons (1976-78)...Named to All-Pro softball team
in 1977.
Deb Sunderman
(1989, 1975-79,
Basketball) Held record her freshman
year (1975) in shooting percentage, most
points and most rebounds...Selected
captain during her sophomore year but
only played half the season because of
a hip injury...Graduated in 1979 with a
Bachelor’s degree in physical education...
Won Olympic gold medal as a member of
the 1988 U.S. wheelchair basketball team...Played with the
Rolling Gophers team that has won three consecutive national
championships...Named Most Valuable Player of National
Tourney two consecutive years...At the time of induction, she
held the national record for field goal percentage during the
tournament with 71 percent in five games.
Lisa (Walters) Sukalski (1998, 1984-88, Basketball) A
two-time Kodak All-American who was named GTE/CoSIDA
Academic All-American of the Year in 1988...The North Central
Conference’s Stan Marshall Award recipient as the league’s
outstanding female student-athlete in 1987-88...MSU’s Senior
Female Athlete of the Year in 1987-88...The 1986 NCC Most
Valuable Player...A three-time All-NCC pick...A three-time
All-Region selection...She owns several school records, including most career points with 2,072 and rebounds with 1,074...
Owned NCC records for career points, rebounds and field goals
upon conclusion of her career...Ranked first on MSU’s Female
Athletes of the Century list...Played professionally in Sweden
in 1988-89.
Mary Willerscheidt
(1987, 196685, Track & Field, Cross Country, Basketball, Volleyball Coach) MSU’s first
women’s basketball coach from 1966-85...
Career win-loss mark of 246-158 (.609)
in 19 seasons...Her teams produced four
members of the now defunct Women’s
Professional League...Coached teams to
Minnesota State championships in 1972,
1973 and 1975...Has also coached MSU track, cross country
and volleyball teams...Has been the president of the Minnesota
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (MAIAW)
and chairperson for the Southwestern Board of Officials for
the National Association of Girl’s and Women’s Sports...A
1961 St. Catherine graduate...Holds a Master’s degree from
MSU (1966)...Served as an assistant professor of Physical
Education at MSU.

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