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TABLE OF CONTENTSGENErAL INFOrmATION

2008-09 Quick Facts & Table of Contents ......................................... 1

2008-09 Season Outlook .................................................................. 2

BSU Head Coach Matt Bowen ........................................................... 3

What they are saying about Coach Bowen ....................................... 4

Assistant Coaches / Support Staff .................................................... 5

mEET ThE 2008-09 TEAm

Support Staff / Team Photo ........................................................... 6-7

Numerical Roster / Roster Breakdown ............................................. 8

The Team .................................................................................... 9-15

2007-08 SEASON-IN-rEvIEw

Season Recap .................................................................................16

BSU Record When ...........................................................................16

Statistics & Results ..........................................................................17

Game-by-Game Statistics ..........................................................17-18

Significant Milestones ....................................................................19

Player and Team Highs ...................................................................19

NOrThErN SuN INTErCOLLEGIATE CONFErENCE

General Information .......................................................................20

2007-08 Statistics ............................................................................21

2007-08 Standings, Honors & Awards .............................................21

All-Time Records ............................................................................23

All-Time Standings & Champions ...................................................23

2008-09 Preseason Coaches’ Poll & Players to Watch ......................23

2008-09 NSIC Opponents ..........................................................24-26

2008-09 Composite Schedule .........................................................27

BEmIdjI STATE BASkETBALL hISTOry & rECOrdS

Game, Season, Career & Top 10 Records ........................................28

Year-by-Year Leaders & Team Statistics ..........................................29

BSU All-Time Award Winners .........................................................30

All-Time Records vs. Opponents / 100-Point Games .......................31

Coaching Records ..........................................................................32

Year-by-Year Results .................................................................33-39

SChOOL INFOrmATION

Home of the Beavers .......................................................................40

Welcome to Bemidji .......................................................................41

This is Bemidji State University .......................................................42

BSU Athletic Facilities .....................................................................43

Beaver Pride: The Team Behind the Teams .....................................44

Media Information / NCAA Rules Compliance ..........................45-46

Bemidji State Administration & Support Staff ..................................47

Department of Athletics Staff & Directory .......................................48

2008-09 Schedule .......................................................................OBC

BEmIdjI STATE QuICk FACTSEnrollment:................................................. 5,020Location: ............................ Bemidji, Minn. 56601 Founded: ..................................................... 1919Conference: ........... Northern Sun Intercollegiate Commissioner: ........................Butch Raymond Assistant Commissioner/SWA: ...........Erin Lind Assistant Commissioner/MR: ......Nick Kornder Media Relations Phone: .............(651) 288-4017 Web site: ....................... www.northernsun.org Affiliation: NCAA Division II (NCAA I-Hockey)Nickname: ............................................. BeaversSchool Colors: .........Green (PMS 329) and WhiteHome Court (capacity): BSU Gymnasium (2,500)President: ......Dr. Jon E. Quistgaard (Arizona ‘79)Athletic Director: . Dr. Rick Goeb (North Dakota St. ‘89)Head Athletic Trainer: ........................ Bill CrewsAssistant Athletic Trainer: ... Corrine DauksavageAssistant Athletic Trainer ................ Travis Shock Athletic Trainer Phone: .............(218) 755-2769Equipment Managers: .........................Vance Balstad Equipment Phone: ........................(218) 755-3292Compliance Coordinator: .......... Sarah LevesqueAthletic Secretary: ............................Deb Slough Athletic Phone: .........................(218) 755-2941 Athletic Fax: .............................(218) 755-3898Ticket Manager: .................................. Pam Papp Ticket Phone: ............................(218) 755-2057

AThLETIC mEdIA rELATIONSDirector: ........ Brad Folkestad (Bemidji State ‘01) Office: ......................................(218) 755-4603 Cell: ..........................................(218) 308-1115 Email: ............... [email protected]/Basketball SID: Troy Berneking (Minnesota,

Crookston ‘04) Assistant Phone: ........................(218) 755-2763 Assistant Home: ........................(218) 370-2039 Assistant Email: [email protected] Assistant: .. Cedrique Flemming (Kansas

State ‘07) Graduate Assistant Email: .................cflemming@

bemidjistate.eduBasketball Press Row: ...................(218) 755-3620Web site: .....http://info.bemidjistate.edu/sportsSID Fax: .......................................(218) 755-3898Mailing Address: .............BSU Sports Information

1500 Birchmont Drive, NE, # 29Bemidji, MN 56601

PrOGrAm hISTOryFirst year of men’s basketball: .....................1921 Overall record: ......... 876-993 (.469) - 86 seasonsYears in post-season play: ..................... 5 (NAIA)

(National - 1940, 1941, 1942; District - 1984, ‘85) .........................................................1 (NCAA)

(North Central Regional - 2004)Northern Intercollegiate (NIC) Championships:... 8 ....(1940, 1941, 1942, 1951, 1952, 1954, 1957, 1967)Northern Sun Intercollegiate (NSIC) Championships: 1 (2004)

COAChING STAFFHead Coach: .............................. Matthew Bowen

(Indiana, 1995)Men’s Basketball Office Phone: ....(218) 755-2774Record at School: ..................11-44 (third season)Career Record: .....................11-44 (third season)Assistant Coaches: . Jeremy Tiers (Lakehead University ‘98) Ryan Montgomery (Hamline University ‘06)

TEAm INFOrmATION2007-08 Record: ...........................................6-21NSIC Record/Finish: ....................3-15 NSIC (9th)Starters Returning/Lost: .................................3/2Letter winners Returning/Lost ........................9/6Newcomers ....................................................... 4

CrEdITS:The 2008-09 Bemidji State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a production of the Bemidji State University Athletic Media Relations Office. All Rights Reserved. The 2008-09 version of this media guide was written, designed and edited by Assistant Athletic Media Relations Director Troy Berneking using the Adobe Creative Suite on a Macintosh MacBook. Research, editorial and technical assistance provided by Director of Marketing and Communications Rose Jones, Athletic Media Relations Director Brad Folkestad, Graduate Assistant Cedrique Flemming, and student assistants Tim Adams, Eric Story, Alayna Skibness, Garrett Kollin, Kellen Noga. Printing: Arrow Printing Bemidji, Minn. Outside cover design: Arrow Printing, Bemidji, Minn. Inside cover design: Troy Berneking Photos: John Swartz, BSU Photo Services. For additional copies of this publication, contact the BSU Athletic Media Relations Office at (218) 755-2763 or mail check or money order of $5.00 to BSU Athletic Media Relations: MBB Media Guide, 1500 Birchmont Drive NE #29, Bemidji, MN 56601.

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aS the Bemidji State UniverSity men’S BaSketBall program enterS itS third SeaSon Under the helm of head coach mATT BOwEN he admitS that hiS SqUad iS a work in progreSS. it iS a work, however, that iS Beginning to take Shape. after endUring a forgettaBle 6-21 campaign a year ago, the third-year head coach BelieveS that hiS team haS BegUn to aSSemBle the partS and adopt the mentality to Become a contender in the northern SUn intercollegiate conference. firSt thingS are firSt for Bowen, how-ever, who iS content on focUSing on the BaSicS. “Being the yoUngeSt team in the leagUe with eleven freShmen and SophomoreS, we have a lot of growing to do in a Short amoUnt of time,” commented Bowen. “we continUe to Strive to get Better everyday and with the expanSion of the nSic, i hope oUr growth iS eqUal to the leagUe.” BSU retUrnS nine playerS from laSt SeaSon’S roSter, two who were Starting at the end of the SeaSon a year ago-led By Sopho-more gUard BrAdy FAIrBANkS and Sophomore forward PATrICk CASSIdy. the BeaverS alSo retUrn two Senior gUardS jAmES GIBSON and GuNThEr ZAjIC, jUnior gUard SETh hAAkE and jUnior forward SErGEj BASkOw and Sophomore point gUard Zach eaStman along with Sopho-more gUard/forward TyLEr wruCk and Sopho-more center jImmy jOhNSON.“with the retUrn of So many playerS, they Un-derStand the SyStem and what it takeS to Be competitive within the leagUe,” Bowen Said. “even thoUgh we are yoUng and in year two of the reBUilding proceSS, i can certainly See US Being a little Better than laSt year jUSt in the growth of oUr kidS.” two of the team’S BiggeSt proBlemS a year ago were prodUcing a conSiStent Scoring threat and inexperience. the BeaverS had jUSt two playerS play in every Single game laSt Sea-Son Both of whom where freShmen and aS the minUteS piled Up and the minUteS Slipped away, the BeaverS foUnd life in itS Second SeaSon Un-der Bowen to Be very challenging. after falling in doUBle-overtime againSt nSic foe minneSota, crookSton, com-ing cloSe BUt coming Up Short againSt Univer-Sity of mary in overtime and SqUandering away an eight point halftime lead to concordia-St. paUl, the BeaverS Saved their BeSt performance of the SeaSon for one of their laSt home StandS when they Blew oUt conference rival mSU moorhead at the BSU gymnaSiUm, 70-54 on feB. 2, 2008. with the BeaverS’ additional fire-power and SiZe, Bowen doeSn’t expect to See a repeat of laSt year’S offenSive woeS, when the team Scored an nSic worSt 61 pointS per game and reached 70 pointS in a game only three timeS. BSU retUrnS foUr of itS top Six ScorerS from a year ago. thiS SeaSon, they will have plenty of help. in addition, the BeaverS only oUtreBoUnded eight opponentS dUring the year. with foUr playerS 6-foot-6 or taller (hall, caSSidy, johnSon and BaSkow), it ShoUld help in that regard.“hopefUlly we are Starting to fix oUr Scoring droUght throUgh oUr recrUiting,” Bowen Said. “oUr BiggeSt goal iS to improve and BUild con-fidence within oUr SyStem and with confidence comeS making more ShotS.”

rETurNEES Bemidji State retUrnS 57-percent of itS Scoring and 58-percent of itS reBoUnding from laSt SeaSon, thankS in large part to the re-tUrn of five of itS Seven leading ScorerS a year ago. with the retUrn of nine playerS along with Six playerS that averaged over ten minUteS per game, BSU haS a yoUng team that haS a wealth of experience retUrning for the 2008-09 SeaSon. headlining the groUp iS the trio of SETh hAAkE (jr., g, eden prairie, minn.), BrAdy FAIrBANkS (So., g/f, Bena, minn.) and PATrICk CASSIdy (So., f, St. paUl, minn.) who all averaged over 22-minUteS per game laSt winter. haake BeginS hiS third year with the BSU BaSketBall program. aS Soon aS he Stepped foot on the BaSketBall coUrt in the winter of 2007 he haS made an impact on the program. after playing a fUll year of BaSketBall, haake finiShed the SeaSon third on the team in Scoring with 8.0 pointS per conteSt while diShing oUt 63 aSSiStS and Shooting 81.3 percent from the

free-throw line (52-64), third in nSic play. fairBankS iS coming off a rookie campaign in which he waS Second on the team in min-UteS played, 25.9 p/g. he finiShed the SeaSon ranked foUrth among hiS teammateS in Scoring av-eraging 7.8 pointS per game while poSting 34 three-point field goalS, while Shooting 40-percent from Behind the arc. the Sophomore led the BeaverS in Scoring on five occaSionS laSt winter, inclUding a career-high 17 pointS verSUS pUget SoUnd on nov. 24 in hiS very firSt collegiate game wearing the green and white. caSSidy will fill one of the wing poSitionS for the BeaverS thiS SeaSon aS he Started more gameS than any player on the BeaverS roSter laSt SeaSon with 21 StartS. a Solid reBoUnder and defender who developed on the offenSive end aS a trUe freShman, he will again play an im-portant role for the BeaverS in 2008-09. the St. paUl, minn. native averaged 23.6 minUteS per game laSt year (6.0 pointS) and finiShed Second on the team with 130 reBoUndS. jameS giBSon, gUnter Zajic, Sergej BaSkow, jimmy johnSon, Zach eaStman, tyler wrUck and red Shirt freShman Bryan BorcherS alSo retUrn to the BeaverS line-Up. giBSon, Zajic, and eaStman will Be looked to provide athletic aBility and leaderShip to the Back coUrt, while BaSkow and johnSon will Be looked Upon to provide Some phySical play and Solid defenSe in the poSt. tyler wrUck and Bryan BorcherS Bring Some flexiBility to the BeaverS line-Up Being aBle to play inSide and oUtSide while.NEwCOmErS Bemidji State BroUght in foUr newcomerS to the team in 2008-09. Bowen added all minneSota kidS to hiS roSter in three playerS from the minneapoliS/St. paUl area and one from northern minneSota. he added two of the top ScorerS in the State laSt SeaSon in jAkE LINd-STrOm (cottage grove, minn.) and BryCE TESdAhL (croSBy-ironton, minn.). Bemidji State alSo picked Up TAyLOr hALL from Spring lake park, minn. and TIm SAxON from minneapoliS, minn. lindStrom comeS to BSU after averaging 24.1 pointS per game dUring hiS Senior cam-paign roUnding oUt hiS career with 1,726 pointS, good for Second all-time at park high School. the mcdonald’S all-american nominee ended hiS career aS the all-time three-point field goal leader at phS. “jake waS a prolific Scorer in high School, and hopefUlly he can do a lot of the Same for US thiS SeaSon and yearS to come,” Said Bowen. teSdahl comeS to BSU aS the croSBy-ironton ranger Boy’S BaSketBall program’S all-time leading Scorer with 1,943 career pointS. he averaged 17 pointS per game and waS capaBle of reaching doUBle-figUreS in aSSiStS and reBoUndS while leading the rangerS to a 32-1 record and a Second place finiSh in the minneSota State claSS 2a BoyS’ BaSketBall toUrnament hiS Senior SeaSon. “Bryce haS a real Strong SenSe of the game,” commented Bowen. “he UnderStandS where the Ball needS to Be, who needS to take the ShotS and haS Been a real conSiStent player for US thiS fall.” aS a Senior, hall averaged 15.2 pointS per game on hiS way to placing Sixth on the Spring lake park Single-SeaSon Scoring liSt. he had Seven 20-point gameS dUring hiS Senior campaign inclUding a career-high 26-point performance in a 68-49 win over centennial high School on dec. 29, 2007. “aS taylor continUeS to grow into hiS game he iS going to Be a phenomenal athlete,” Bowen Said. “he iS a hard worker and iS a very verSatile player who at 6-7 can play Both inSide and oUtSide for US.” Saxon iS another Sharp Shooter aS he iS a 1500-point Scorer at patrick henry high School where he led hiS team in three point field goalS. he iS alSo a minneapoliS all-conference performer. SChEduLE prior to the Start of the 2008-09 SeaSon the Bemidji State men’S BaSketBall team will travel to Bloomington, ind. to take on the indiana UniverSity hooSierS on nov. 11 for an exhiBi-tion game. Bemidji State will open the 2008-09 SeaSon at home for the firSt time Since 2003-04 when the BeaverS rekindle a SerieS with jameStown college that haS Been idle Since 2003. BSU will then head weSt on highway 2 to grand forkS, n.d. for a meeting with the UniverSity of north dakota, on SatUrday, nov. 22. wrapping Up the month of novemBer Bemidji State will travel to SioUx fallS, S.d. to compete in the firSt ever nSic holiday hoopSfeSt hoSted By aUgUStana college and northern State UniverSity. the BeaverS open the hoopSfeSt nov. 29 verSUS Upper iowa UniverSity followed By a tilt with northern State on nov. 30. BSU continUeS play on the road opening itS conference SchedUle verSUS minneSota State UniverSity, moorhead on dec. 5. the following evening BSU continUeS leagUe play By viSiting the UniverSity of minneSota, crookSton. the BeaverS will retUrn home to hoSt a pair of conference gameS on dec. 12-13. the BeaverS firSt welcome the 2008 ncaa diviSion ii national champion winona State warriorS to the BSU gymnaSiUm on dec. 12 followed By Upper iowa on dec. 13. after a Short foUr game Swing throUgh leagUe play the BeaverS Step oUt of the nSic to take on a coUple non-confer-ence opponentS to wrap Up the 2008 calendar year. BSU viSitS jameStown (n.d.) on dec. 18 and will hoSt UniverSity of wiSconSin-river fallS on dec. 20 for the firSt time Since the 1992 SeaSon. to Begin the new year the BeaverS will play Six of itS ten gameS in janUary on the road Beginning with a trip to SioUx fallS, S.d. and wayne, neB. to Battle aUgUStana and wayne State (neB.). after a year off, BSU will rekindle itS SerieS with aUgUStana on jan. 2 for jUSt the ninth ever meeting Between the two teamS. jan. 3, the BeaverS continUe heading weSt to take on wayne State (neB.). on tUeSday, jan. 6, the BeaverS will head to dickinSon, n.d. for the firSt time in hiStory to take on the dickinSon State BlUe hawkS. BSU will retUrn to the BSU gymnaSiUm for the firSt time in 2009 to hoSt concordia-St. paUl on jan. 9 followed By St. cloUd State on jan. 10. after the Brief home Stint the BeaverS will emBark on their longeSt conference road Swing of the SeaSon aS they will viSit northern State (jan. 16), the UniverSity of mary (jan. 17) and the UniverSity of minneSota dUlUth (jan. 24). BSU tackleS minneSota State UniverSity jan. 30 in the firSt half of a two-game home Stand to cloSe oUt the month of janUary. the laSt game in janUary for the BeaverS fallS on jan. 31 againSt SoUthweSt minneSota State UniverSity. feBrUary will open with BSU viSiting concordia-St. paUl on feB. 6 followed By a trip to St. cloUd, minn., to Battle the hUSkieS from St. cloUd State on feB. 7. BSU will retUrn home for a weekend tilt with mSU moorhead and minneSota, crookSton on feB. 13-14. the BeaverS wrap Up the road portion of their SchedUle on SatUrday, feB. 21 at winona State. BSU finiSheS the regUlar SeaSon with a pair of home gameS verSUS conference oppo-nentS. in a rare wedneSday evening conteSt, the BeaverS hoSt minneSota dUlUth on, feB. 25 and then wrap Up the regUlar SeaSon hoSting wayne State in a matinee affair on SatUrday, feB. 28. the nSic toUrnament iS SchedUled to Begin in march BUt the dateS are yet to Be deter-mined.

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Matt Bowen became the 19th head men’s basketball coach at Bemidji State June 30, 2006. He enters his third season as head coach at Bemidji State University after spending 15 years as an assistant coach at the Division I level. Last season the River Falls, Wis. native guided his team to a 6-21 overall record and a 3-15 record in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Confer-ence for a ninth place finish. Bowen and his staff are still in the rebuilding stages as he was met with the challenge of repairing a team that went 15-13 overall and 9-5 in the NSIC that was dismantled at the conclusion of the 2005-06. Bowen assembled a team that carried over just three players from the 2005-06 squad. In the process of rebuilding there are bumps along the road, over the last two seasons the BSU basketball team has hit those bumps as they have won just eleven games. Bowen and his squad are 11-44 overall and 8-29 in the NSIC. In the process of rebuilding, Bowen and his staff have recruited and brought in some of the best talent from around the state of Minnesota to help put the pieces of the BSU men’s basketball program back together. Bowen comes to BSU after spending the past 15 years molding his coaching style after some of NCAA Division I men’s basketball’s greatest coaching legends. He was a student manager for Bob Knight at Indiana University and served as an assistant coach under both Gene Bartow at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and most recently, Homer Drew at Valparaiso University. Bowen’s trio of mentors have combined for nearly 2,100 career wins and 105 years of head coaching experience. Although the BSU head coaching assignment is the first of its kind for Bowen, he wel-comes the opportunity to take the reigns and guide a program for himself. During his four years under Drew at Valpo, Bowen helped to lead the Crusaders to an overall record of 70-52 (.574) with a 41-21 (.661) mark versus Mid-Continent Conference competition. In 2003, his first season at the university, the team was 20-11 overall and 12-2 in the league as it grabbed the front end of back-to-back conference titles. The Valpo men capped the year off with a trip to the National Invitational Tournament (NIT). The following season, the Crusaders went 18-13 overall with an 11-5 mark versus the league to earn their second league crown and a berth into the NCAA Tournament. In addition to game day and practice duties, Bowen was responsible for organizing all re-cruiting efforts, summer youth camps, game preparation and scouting and being the team’s academic coordinator. As a recruiter, Bowen was responsible for signing the No. 1 incoming class in the Mid-Continent Conference and one of the Top-100 nationally according to last spring’s Hoop-Scoop and Dave Telep recruiting publications. Bowen’s ties to the Midwest, specifically Min-nesota, were evident in the class as it was headlined by Mr. Basketball Minnesota Finalist and Tartan High School graduate Urule Igbavboa. Bowen began his collegiate coaching ventures in 1995 when he was hired as an assistant coach at Alabama-Birmingham. In seven seasons at UAB, the Blazers captured a Conference USA National Division Championship (1999), went to the NCAA Tournament (1999) and were twice invited to participate in the NIT (1997, 1998). The River Falls, Wis. native and son of long-time NCAA Division III head men’s basketball coach at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, Bowen has been around basketball all of his life. But he first acquired a taste of his own for collegiate basketball as the student manager for Knight’s Indiana Hoosiers (1990-1995). While serving under coach Knight, Bowen was a part of two Big Ten titles (1991, 1993) and four NCAA Tournament appearances, twice ad-vancing to the Elite Eight (1992-1993) and earning a spot in the Final Four in 1992. He joins a long list of former Indiana managers who have gone on to make a name for themselves in coaching, most notably New Jersey Nets Head Coach Lawrence Frank, a man-ager at IU from 1989 to 1992. While at Indiana, Bowen also worked directly with George Da-vid, now the Director of Scouting for the Detroit Pistons and Ryan Carr, a scout for the Indiana Pacers. In addition, Bowen’s father, Rick, got his feet wet as a Hoosier student manager under Branch McCracken in the 1960s. Bowen is a 1995 graduate of Indiana with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER). He picked up a Master of Arts degree in education during his time at UAB, graduating in 1999. Bowen and his wife Ashli have a six-year-old daughter McKenzi and a one year old daughter Addison.

matt BowenhEAd COACh - ThIrd SEASON

ThE BOwEN FILEyEAr SChOOL ASSIGNmENT NOTABLE TEAm AChIEvEmENTS1990-91 indiana StUdent manager Big ten champion, ncaa toUrnament1991-92 indiana StUdent manager ncaa toUrnament, final foUr1992-93 indiana StUdent manager Big ten champion, ncaa toUrnament, elite eight1993-94 indiana StUdent manager ncaa toUrnament1994-95 indiana StUdent manager1995-96 alaBama-Birmingham aSSiStant coach1996-97 alaBama Birmingham aSSiStant coach nit participant1997-98 alaBama-Birmingham aSSiStant coach nit participant1998-99 alaBama-Birmingham aSSiStant coach ncaa toUrnament, conference USa diviSion champS1999-00 alaBama-Birmingham aSSiStant coach 2000-01 alaBama-Birmingham aSSiStant coach2001-02 alaBama-Birmingham aSSiStant coach2002-03 valparaiSo aSSiStant coach nit participant, mid-continent conference champS2003-04 valparaiSo aSSiStant coach ncaa toUrnament, mid-continent conference champS2004-05 valparaiSo aSSiStant coach 2005-06 valparaiSo aSSiStant coach2006-07 Bemidji State head coach 5-23/5-13 nSic, nSic toUrnament

2007-08 Bemidji State head coach 6-21/3-15 nSic

Bowen’s BsU Team VersUs...Alaska-Anchorage 0-2Augustana (S.D.) 0-1Concordia-St. Paul 0-4Dickinson State 1-0Mary (N.D.) 0-4Minnesota, Crookston 3-1Minnesota Duluth 0-2MSU Moorhead 1-3Minnesota State 0-1Nebraska-Omaha 0-1North Dakota 0-3Northern State 0-4Northland College (Wis.) 1-0Puget Sound 0-1SW Minnesota State 0-5St. Cloud State 0-2Upper Iowa 2-2Wayne State (Neb.) 2-2Winona State 0-4Wisconsin-Stout 0-1Wisconsin-Superior 1-1

Bowen’s exhiBiTion record...Minnesota 0-1North Dakota State 0-1Northern Iowa 0-1UW-River Falls 1-0

Bowen’s milesTones aT BsU...First game: Minnesota Duluth (11/15/06)First Win: at Minnesota, Crookston (1/6/07)First NSIC Win: at Minnesota, Crookston (1/6/07)First overtime win: vs. Minnesota, Crookston (1/5/08)First 100-point game: none

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Matt and his wife, Ashli, are the parents of Mekenzi, 6, and Addison, 1.



“I had the opportunity to work with Matt when we were much younger coaches at UAB and I could see first hand that he had the makings of a very good head coach. He has great work ethic and knowledge of the game. He, like I, have been very fortunate to have been around quality teachers and program builders in Coach Knight and Gene Bartow. I am sure he’s going to bring that same approach to this situation at Bemidji State.”

-Coach Andy Kennedy, University of Mississippi

“Bemidji State is fortunate to get a person of Matt’s charac-ter and coaching ability. He comes from a great basketball family and has had good training at UAB and Valpo. I can say that when he was with me at UAB he was an outstanding coach on the floor, he was incredibly knowledgable and he had great work ethic. I think he has an incredibly bright future in the game.”

-Coach Murry Bartow, East Tennessee State University

“Matt is an excellent teacher of the game of basketball, grounded in fundamentals from offense to defense. I think he is going to do a wonderful job for Bemidji State. He is from the Midwest, knows the area and has done extensive recruiting in Minnesota and Wisconsin while at Valparaiso University.”

-Coach Homer Drew, Valparaiso University

“Matt Bowen is a young coach with a very good basket-ball background. He did a tremendous job at Indiana. The people and programs he has been with since those days say he has done an outstanding job with them, as well. Clearly, Matt is well prepared for this opportunity and he’s excited for the chance to coach at BSU. Bemidji State is a great setting for him. Bob Knight Texas Tech University”

-Coach Bob Knight, Texas Tech University

What They Say About Bowen.......................................................................................................



jErEmy

TIErSASSISTANT COACh

SECONd SEASON

Jeremy Tiers enters his third season as an assistant coach on the Bemidji State University men’s basketball staff. Tiers’ responsibilities include recruiting, compliance, coordinating summer camps and working primarily with the Beavers’ front court play-ers.

In his first two seasons at Bemidji State, Tiers’ tireless efforts on the recruiting trail paid big dividends, as the Beavers successfully recruited top-notch student-athletes, including five players who earned all-state honors. Additionally, two of those five players (Brady Fairbanks and Jake Lindstrom) were McDonald’s All-American nominees. Tiers’ hard work is not only seen on the recruiting trail, but also on the court as evidenced by the outstand-ing play last season of senior post Alex Smith and freshman forward Patrick Cassidy. In both of his final two sea-sons at BSU, Smith finished #6 in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate conference in rebounds per game, and amongst the top 65 nationally in blocked shots per game. His teammate, Cassidy, led all NSIC freshmen in rebounding this past year, with an average of 4.8 per game. Tiers came to Bemidji State after spending two seasons (2004-2006) as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minn. During Tiers’ two-year debut stop in the collegiate coaching ranks, Hamline increased its win total each season. In 2005-06, the team made the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference post-season tournament for the first time in 12 years and won its first playoff game in 21 years. In addition to recruiting coordinator while at Hamline, he also spent six years working for well-known re-cruiting analyst Bob Gibbons and his All-Start Report scouting service. Through this position, Tiers was a regular at camps, clinics and tournaments honing a keen sense of evaluation for high school talent and establishing con-nections around the country. Tiers’ recruiting prowess was evident at the conclusion of the 2005-06 season when a pair of freshmen topped the Pipers’ scoring list earning All-MIAC honors along the way. Prior to his jump to college basketball, Tiers was an assistant coach at Park Center High School (1999-2004). During his time there, he helped the team string together back-to-back 20-win seasons and capture the schools’ first Northwest Suburban West championship. Tiers began his coaching career in 1998 as an assistant at his alma mater, Nelson High School, in his native Ontario. While at NHS, the team was ranked nationally and represented its region in the provincial tournament. A native of Burlington, Ont., Tiers is a graduate of Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ont., where he earned an honors bachelor’s degree in history in 1998. He and his wife, Jenni, were married in January 2000.

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Ryan Montgomery enters his first season with Bemidji State University as a Graduate assistant coach.

Montgomery graduated from Plainview High School in 2002 and attended Hamline University in St. Paul, Minn. At Hamline, Montgomery lettered four years in basket-ball and one year in track and field. During Montgom-

ery’s senior season he helped lead Hamline to their first Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference post-season performance in 12 years and their first playoff win in 21 years. Montgomery spent the 2007 season as an assistant coach at Plainview-Elgin-Millville High School.

Montgomery graduated with an Exercise Sport Science degree from Hamline University and is pursuing a graduate degree in Sports Studies.

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Travis Shock enters his first season as the athletic trainer for the Bemidji State men’s basketball team. Prior to Bemidji State, Shock served as an athletic trainer through the MeritCare Health Systems in Fargo, N.D. since 2004 where he covered eleven high school sports at Breckenridge High School. Shock also served as the rehabili-tation coordinator along with coordinat-ing summer speed and strength camps for high school and junior high athletes. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training with a minor in psychol-ogy in 2001 from the University of North Dakota. He received his master’s degree in 2008 in exercise science. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association from California University of Pennsylvania.

Trent Fisher enters his first season as a stu-dent manager for the Beavers’ men’s bas-ketball program. A freshman from Backus, Minn., Fisher played football and basket-ball while at Pine River-Backus High School. A business major, he is the son of Blair and Garnet Zaffke, and the late Steve Fisher.

Michael Gelle enters his second sea-son as a student manager for the Bemidji State men’s basketball program. A na-tive of Somerset, Wis., he is a transferstudent from The University of Wisconsin-Stout. He is a graduate of Somerset High School and has aspirations to one day work for a professional sports franchise. Gelle is majoring in sports management at BSU. He is the son of Scott and Kim Gelle.

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Matt Blake enters his first season as a stu-dent manager for the Bemidji State men’s basketball program. A native of Grand Marais, Minn., Blake was an assistant varsity basketball coach from 2005-08, and an as-sistant varsity football coach for the 2006 & 2007 seasons at Cook County High School. Before attending BSU, Matt served as a U.S. Marine from 1996-2000 and attended the U.S. Naval Academy from 2000-04. Blake is a senior mathematics major (teaching licen-sure) with a political science minor. He is the son of Helena and the late Dwight Blake.

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Reid Nichols enters his second season as a student manager for the Bemidji State men’s basketball program. Nich-ols is a member of the Bemidji State Uni-versity Track and Field team. A native of Golden Valley, Minn., he participated in cross-country running, cross-country skiing and was a distance runner on the track and field team at Armstrong High School. Nichols, who is a sopho-more, is undecided on his major at BSU.

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A native of Nicollet, Minn., Dusty partic-ipated in football, basketball, and golf while at Nicollet Public High School. A senior this year at BSU, he is working to-ward his B.S. in Biology, with an empha-sis in Ecology, Ethology, and Evolution. VanThuyne is also pursuing a minor in Wetlands Ecology and Environmental Studies. This will be his first season as a manager for the Beavers. He is the son of Dale and Cindy VanThuyne.

2008-09 TEAm PhOTO

2008-09 BSU Men’s Basketball Team: Front Row (L to R): Seth Haake, Gunther Zajic, Zach Eastman, Tim Saxon, Jake Lindstrom, James Gibson, Anthony Humphrey, and Brady Fairbanks. Back Row (L to R): Tyler Wruck, Patrick Cassidy, Taylor Hall, Jimmy Johnson, Sergej Baskow, Bryan Borchers, and Bryce Tesdahl.

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ShArON GrITZmAChErlearning SkillS SpecialiSt/trio/StUdent SUpport ServiceS

Sharon Gritzmacher enters her sixteenth year as a Learning Skills Specialist with TRIO/Student Support Services. Gritzmacher’s responsibilities at Bemidji State include teaching effective reading and study strategies courses along with academic advising, coordinating tutoring, and helping students track their progress toward graduation. She is also a role model who listens and encourages students, and she consistently reminds them that the key to suc-cess is finding a balance between academics adn all other aspects of life. She has been working with the men’s basketball team since the 2004 season, help-ing these student-athletes balance athletics and academics while helping them stay on track towards graduation. Her role as a TRIO/SSS faculty member is to work with TRIO eligible students (low income, first generation, and/or students with disabilities). Although her job duties are to work with TRIO-eligible students, she goes above and beyond as she volunteers to work with all the student-athletes on the men’s basketball team who are looking for academic and social support. “I’ve really enjoyed working with the team and getting to know the players,” com-mented Sharon. “Witnessing their increased commitment to academic and personal development while also developing athletically has been an incredibly gratifying expe-rience.” Gritzmacher received her Bachelor of Science degree in education in 1983 and her Master’s degree in education in 1984, both from the University of Missouri.

TrOy BErNEkINGaSSiStant director of athletic media relationS

Troy Berneking enters his second year as the Assistant Director of Athletic Media Relations at Bemidji State University. Berneking, a 2004 graduate of the University of Minnesota, Crookston became the Assistant Athletic Media Relations Director in the Summer of 2007 after a two-year stint in the BSU Athletic Media Relations Office as a Graduate Assistant. During that time Berneking was the main contact for the Beavers’ NCAA Division I women’s ice hockey team while he directly oversaw day-to-day duties of their cross country and baseball programs. He also assisted with a variety of other sports. He has also volunteered for media relations staff opportunities at a number of con-ference and national tournaments. Most notably at the 2006 NCAA Division I Women’s Frozen Four and the 2008 Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships. Berneking’s current responsibilities at Bemidji State include handling the public-ity for volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and baseball while assisting with other day-to-day duties within the office. The Grand Marais, Minn. native is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, Crook-ston with a degree in sport and recreation management, business marketing with a coaching minor. He picked up a Master of Science degree in sports studies from Bemidji State University, graduating in 2008.



By ClassSENIORS (2)Gibson, ZajicJUNIORS (2)Baskow, HaakeSOPHOMORES (5)Cassidy, Eastman, Fairbanks, Johnson and WruckFRESHMEN (5) Borchers, Hall, Lindstrom, Saxon, TesdahlBy State/CountryUNITED STATES (12)FLORIDA (1)Gibson (Miami)IOWA (1)Bryan Borchers (LeMars)MINNESOTA (10)Cassidy (St. Paul)Eastman (Chaska)Fairbanks (Bena)Haake (Eden Prairie)Hall (Blaine)Johnson (Andover)Lindstrom (Cottage Grove)Saxon (Minneapolis)Tesdahl (Crosby-Ironton)Wruck (Foley)Austria (1)Zajic (Linz)GERMANY (1)Baskow (Ludwigsburg)By HeightJimmy Johnson 6-10Sergej Baskow 6-8Taylor Hall 6-7Patrick Cassidy 6-6Bryan Borchers 6-5Brady Fairbanks 6-5Tyler Wruck 6-4Seth Haake 6-3Bryce Tesdahl 6-3James Gibson 6-2Zach Eastman 6-1Tim Saxon 6-1Jake Lindstrom 6-0Gunther Zajic 6-0

By PositionGUARDS (6)Eastman, Haake, Lindstrom, Saxon, Tesdahl, ZajicGUARD/FORWARDS (4)Fairbanks, Gibson, Hall, WruckFORWARDS (2)Borchers and CassidyFOWARD/CENTERS (2) Baskow and Johnson

Pronounciation GuideSERGEJ BASKOW SURGE-a BAS-cowSeth HAAKE HAY-keyBryan BORCHERS boar-CHERSGunther ZAJIC ZA-jick

Head Coach: Matt Bowen (Indiana 1995)Assistant Coach: Jeremy Tiers (Lakehead (Ont.) 1998)Assistant Coach: Ryan Montgomery (Hamline University 2006)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Last School)

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Last School)Alphebetical

Coaching Staff

1 Tim Saxon G 6-1 202 Fr. Minneapolis, Minn. (Patrick Henry) 2 Seth Haake G 6-3 169 Jr. Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie HS) 3 James Gibson G/F 6-2 179 Sr. Miami, Fla. (Pace HS) 4 Brady Fairbanks G/F 6-5 198 So. Bena, Minn. (Cass Lake-Bena HS) 5 Taylor Hall G/F 6-7 200 Fr. Blaine, Minn. (Spring Lake Park HS) 10 Zach Eastman G 6-1 178 So. Chaska, Minn. (Chaska HS) 11 Jake Lindstrom G 6-0 184 Fr. Cottage Grove, Minn. (Park HS) 12 Gunther Zajic G 6-0 172 Sr. Linz, Austria (Central Lakes CC) 13 Patrick Cassidy F 6-6 209 So. St. Paul, Minn. (St. Bernard’s)15 Jimmy Johnson C 6-10 238 So. Andover, Minn. (Andover HS)24 Tyler Wruck G/F 6-4 199 So. Foley, Minn. (Foley HS)32 Bryce Tesdahl G 6-3 200 Fr. Crosby-Ironton, Minn. (Crosby-Ironton HS)34 Bryan Borchers F 6-5 184 RS-Fr. LeMars, Iowa (LeMars HS)41 Sergei Baskow F/C 6-8 215 Jr. Ludwigsburg, Germany

41 Sergei Baskow F/C 6-8 215 Jr. Ludwigsburg, Germany34 Bryan Borchers F 6-5 184 RS-Fr. LeMars, Iowa (LeMars HS) 13 Patrick Cassidy F 6-6 209 So. St. Paul, Minn. (St. Bernard’s) 10 Zach Eastman G 6-1 178 So. Chaska, Minn. (Chaska HS) 4 Brady Fairbanks G/F 6-5 198 So. Bena, Minn. (Cass Lake-Bena HS) 3 James Gibson G/F 6-2 179 Sr. Miami, Fla. (Pace HS) 2 Seth Haake G 6-3 169 Jr. Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie HS) 5 Taylor Hall G/F 6-7 200 Fr. Blaine, Minn. (Spring Lake Park HS)15 Jimmy Johnson F/C 6-10 238 So. Andover, Minn. (Andover HS) 11 Jake Lindstrom G 6-0 184 Fr. Cottage Grove, Minn. (Park HS) 1 Tim Saxon G 6-1 202 Fr. Minneapolis, Minn. (Patrick Henry)32 Bryce Tesdahl G 6-3 200 Fr. Crosby-Ironton, Minn. (Crosby-Ironton HS)24 Tyler Wruck G/F 6-4 199 So. Foley, Minn. (Foley HS) 12 Gunther Zajic G 6-0 172 Sr. Linz, Austria (Central Lakes CC)

2007-08 Roster and Breakdown

Numerical and Alphabetical Rosters....................................................................................



............................................................................................................................... Meet the Beavers

Bemidji State (2007-08): Saw time in sixteen games while earning six starts last winter...averaged 6.5 minutes per game as a situational player...netted a season-high three points versus Southwest Minnesota State on 1-of-1 from the floor and 1-of-1 from beyond the three-point arc (11/30/08)...pulled down five rebounds versus Puget Sound (11/24/08)...finished his junior campaign shooting .286 from the field and .500 from three-point land.

Bemidji State (2006-07): Was one of the four BSU players to appear in 28 games, earning 24 starts last winter...averaged 19.6 minutes per contest...netted a career-high seven points versus Wayne State (Neb.) on Jan. 27, 2007...pulled down seven rebounds versus St. Cloud State on Nov. 28, 2006 marking his best rebounding effort as a collegiate player...shot .600 (6-10) from the three point line and was .750 from the free throw line (6-8)...wore number 3 during his sophomore season at Bemidji State.

Bemidji State (2005-06): Appeared in seven games for the Beavers last season...averaged just under three minutes per game as a situational player...netted a career-high five points versus University of North Dakota on 2-of-5 from the floor and 1-of-2 from beyond the three-point arc (12/10/05)...pulled down a pair of rebounds at University of Minnesota, Crookston (2/4/06) marking his best rebounding effort as a collegiate player...finished his freshman campaign shooting .333 from three-point land...wore number 11 in his first season at BSU.

Pace High School Career: Is the only BSU roster player to come straight from the high school ranks to collegiate court in the following season...averaged 19.2 points per game leading PHS to a 23-7 record and a 3A playoff berth...earned a place on the honor roll.

Dade Christian High School Career: Helped to lead DCHS to a Florida State 2A Championship...set school record hitting eight three-point field goals in one game...was an honor roll student.

Personal: Born March 25, 1986 in Miami, Fla...he is the son of James and Janet Gibson...is a business administration and sport management major at Bemidji State...counts his hobbies as football, track and field and X-Box 360.

GIBSON’S CArEEr hIGhS Points: 7 vs. Wayne State (1/27/07)FG made: 3 vs. Wayne State (1/27/07)FG attempts: 5 - three times3Pt FG made: 1 - eight times3Pt FG attempts: 2 - two timesFT made: 2 - two timesFT attempts: 2 - six times Rebounds: 7 vs. St. Cloud State (11/28/06)Assists: 4 - two timesSteals: 4 vs. Northland College (11/25/07)Blocked Shots: 1 vs. Puget Sound (11/24/07)Fouls: 4, four timesMinutes: 35 vs. Wayne State (12/1/06)

giBSon’S StatS at BSUYR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB PF FO A BLK STL PTS AVG2005-06 7 2-7 .286 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 3 1 0 0 0 0 5 0.72006-07 28 15-54 .278 6-10 .600 6-8 .750 72 48 0 34 0 19 42 1.52007-08 16 2-7 .286 1-2 .500 1-4 .250 17 10 0 5 1 5 6 0.4 Total 51 19-68 .565 8-15 1.038 7-12 1.00 92 59 0 39 1 24 53 1.74

jAmES GIBSONSenior w gUard w forward

6-2 w 179 lBS

miami, fla.pace high School

3

GuNThEr ZAjICSenior w gUard 6-1 w 164 lBS

linZ, aUStria

central lakeS college

12

Bemidji State (2007-08): Played 11 of the Beavers 27 games last season seeing 5.7 minutes per contest...had a career game against MSU Moorhead on Feb. 2, 2008 when he netted a career-high 17 points on 6-of-10 from the field and 5-of-9 from beyond the three point arc...shot .375 (9-24) from the field and .348 (8-23) from the three point arc...led the Beavers in scoring once during his junior campaign.

Central Lakes College (2006-07): Played two seasons at Central Lakes College under head coach Jim Russell in Brainerd, Minn...in 2006-07 he played in 25 games...leading the team with 42 made three-pointers...second on the team with a 39.3 three point percentage (42-107)...averaged 1.44 rebounds per game and 1.1 assists per contest...scored 155 points, 6.2 per contest...he played in the state championship game of the Minnesota Junior College Playoffs.

Little Falls High School: Played high school ball under Kevin Jordan at Little Falls High School...he was also an ‘A’ honor roll student during his prep career at Little Falls.

Played basketball in Linz, Austria for BBC Linz.

Personal: Born August 31, 1985 in Linz, Austria....he is the son of the late Dr. Otto Zajic and Mathilde Zajic....he is a sports management major at BSU...he enjoys spending time with his family, reading and the Internet while off the court.

Zajic’S StatS at BSUYR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB PF FO A BLK STL PTS AVG2007-08 11 9-24 .375 8-23 .348 0-2 .000 6 5 0 4 0 2 26 2.4Total 11 9-24 .375 8-23 .348 0-2 .000 6 5 0 4 0 2 26 2.4

ZAjIC’S CArEEr hIGhS Points: 17 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08) FG made: 6 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08)FG attempts: 10 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08) 3Pt FG made: 5 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08)3Pt FG attempts: 9 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08)FT made: -FT attempts: 1 - two timesRebounds: 2 at Upper Iowa (1/18/08)Assists: 2 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08)Steals: 1 - two timesBlocked Shots: - Fouls: 2 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08)Minutes: 23 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08)



Meet the Beavers................................................................................................................................

SErGEj BASkOwjUnior w forward w center

6-8 w 215 lBS

lUdwigSBUrg, germany

41

Bemidji State (2007-08): Played in 25 of 27 games earning five starts last winter for the Beavers...was fifth on the team averaging 7.4 ppg and was second among his teammates with 3.8 rpg in 15.3 minutes per game...He was second among his teammates in field goal percentage shooting .476 (70-147) and third in blocked shots with fifteen on the season (0.6 b/g)...Baskow netted a career-high 18 points versus the University of Mary (1/12/08) on 3-of-4 from the field and 11-of-13 from the free-throw line...the eleven made free-throws was a career-high...he led the team in scoring on four occasions...he was one of three players to record double-digit rebounds.

Bemidji State (2006-07): Was one of four players to appear in all 28 games while earning 18 starts last winter for the Beavers...played 19.4 minutes per contest, 5.9 points per contest while pulling down 3.6 rebounds...from the field he was 63-for-172, shooting .366 from the field...in his very first game wearing the green and white he scored a career-high 12 points against Minnesota Duluth (11/15/06)...he tied his career-high in points on two other occasions throughout the year...he recorded his first double-double of his career on 12/08/06 against Concordia-St. Paul when he netted 12 points and pulled down a career-high 13 rebounds...he led the Beavers in rebounds six times.

Previous to Bemidji State: Played for the Bremen Roosters of Ludwigsburg, Germany...He averaged 3.1 points and 2.9 rebounds per game while shooting .459 from the floor and .444 from behind the arc...Posted highs of 12 points and eight rebounds in 99-90 win over Braunschwieg (2/22/06)...has also participated as a member of Team Baden-Wuettenberg...Helped lead his team to a U-20 German Championship and a pair of U-18 third place finishes...was invited to try out for the German National Team.

Personal: Born to Slava and Katherina Baskow May, 30, 1986, the native of Kazakhstan calls Ludwigsburg, Germany home...enjoys traveling in his free time...Baskow is a sport management major at BSU.

BaSkow’S StatS at BSUYR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB PF FO A BLK STL PTS AVG2006-07 28 63-172 .366 2-13 .154 38-62 .613 100 99 8 19 9 18 166 5.92007-08 25 70-147 .476 2-10 .200 44-82 .537 96 85 7 19 15 16 186 7.4Total 53 133-319 .417 4-23 .174 82-144 .569 196 184 15 38 24 34 352 6.6

BASkOw’S CArEEr hIGhS Points: 18 vs. University of Mary (1/12/08)FG made: 7 at Upper Iowa (2/23/07)FG attempts: 12 - at Winona State (1/19/08) 3Pt FG made: 1 - four times3Pt FG attempts: 3 at Alaska Anchorage (11/17/06)FT made: 11 vs. University of Mary (1/12/08)FT attempts: 13 vs. University of Mary (1/12/08)Rebounds: 13 vs. Concordia-St. Paul (12/08/06)Assists: 4 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08)Steals: 4 vs. Wisconsin-Stout (11/21/06)Blocked Shots: 2 - five times Fouls: 5 - fifteen timesMinutes: 39 at Northern State (1/13/07)

SETh hAAkEjUnior w gUard

6-3 w 169 lBS

eden prairie, minn.eden prairie high School

2

haake’S StatS at BSUYR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB PF FO A BLK STL PTS AVG2006-07 15 39-88 .443 19-46 .413 22-29 .759 43 24 0 15 2 15 119 7.92007-08 26 65-153 .425 26-69 .377 52-64 .813 82 50 0 63 1 21 208 8.0Total 41 104-241 .432 45-115 .391 74-93 .796 125 74 0 78 3 36 327 8.0

Bemidji State (2007-08): Played in 26 of 27 games for the Beavers last winter earning seven starts...led the Beavers in scoring once during the 2007-08 campaign while netting double-digit points eight times...was third on the team in scoring at 8.0 points per game and was second in assists with 63 (2.4 a/g)...shot .425 (65-153) from the field and .377 (26-69) from behind the arc while leading his teammates at the charity stripe shooting a sizzling .813 (52-64) percent which was third in the NSIC...pulled down 3.2 rebounds per game...was named to the NSIC Winter All-Academic team.

Bemidji State (2006-07): Haake joined the Beaver squad after the Christmas break last season...when in the line-up the Beavers posted a 5-10 mark...played in 15 games for the Beavers earning starts in 13 of those contests...led the Beavers in scoring three times including a career-high performance of 21 points helping the Beavers secure a 60-59 win over Upper Iowa (2/23/07)...led the Beavers in shooting percentage, shooting .443 (39-88) from the field along with .413 (19-46) from the three point arc...pulled down 2.9 rebounds per game and was the third leading scorer among his teammates averaging almost eight points per contest at 7.9 points per game.

Eden Prairie High School Career: Helped lead his team to a 26-3 record, and to a Lake Conference Championship under head coach Keith Erickson...earned Lake Conference honorable mention honors.

Personal: The son of Loren and Deb Haake, was born on June 21, 1987 in Eden Prairie, Minn..he plans to major in marketing communications at BSU...enjoys playing the guitar, drums and playing frisbee golf in his free time...his brother Max played basketball at Minneapolis Community College for two years and then at Northwestern College in St. Paul, Minn. for two seasons.

hAAkE’S CArEEr hIGhS Points: 21 at Upper Iowa (2/23/07) FG made: 7 at Upper Iowa (2/23/07)FG attempts: 12 at Upper Iowa (2/23/07) 3Pt FG made: 4 - two times3Pt FG attempts: 7 - three timesFT made: 6 at Northern Statel (2/16/08)FT attempts: 8 vs. Wayne State (1/6/06)Rebounds: 7 - two timesAssists: 6 at University of Mary (2/15/08)Steals: 3 - four timesBlocked Shots: 1 - three times Fouls: 4 - seven timesMinutes: 38 at Minnesota, Crookston (2/10/08)



............................................................................................................................... Meet the Beavers

PATrICk CASSIdySophomore w forward 6-6 w 209 lBS

St. paUl, minn.St. Bernard’S high School

13

Bemidji State (2007-08): Was one of two Beaver players to play in all 27 contests last season while starting 21 games, which was most among his teammates...had six double-digit scoring performances including a career-high 16 point performance twice during his freshman campaign...led the Beavers in scoring twice and on the boards six times including a career-high 13 rebounds versus Minnesota, Crookston (1/5/08)...was second in scoring among freshmen at 6.0 points per game and second in rebounds among his teammates with 4.8 boards per game...was third among his teammates shooting .463 (63-136) from the field and second in free throw percentage .735 (36-49)...posted one of BSU’s four double-double performances last season netting 14 points and pulling down 13 boards against Minnesota, Crookston (1/5/08).

St. Bernard’s High School: Cassidy averaged 13 points per game for the Bulldogs as a senior en route to All-Tri Metro Conference and All-State Honorable Mention honors...the three-year starter helped his team to a 30-1 overall record and a trip to the Minnesota State High School Tournament...The Bulldogs rattled off 30 consecutive victories and were ranked No. 1 in class “A” headed into the tournament but bowed out to Ellsworth, the eventual state champion, in the semifinal round...A three-sport athlete for the Bulldogs he was a four-time letter winner on the gridiron and earned a pair of varsity letters in track and field...Cassidy also excelled in the classroom as he was a member of the National Honor Society, was a consistent member of the “B” honor roll, received an Academic Letter, and was the Physical Education award recipient.

Personal: Born May 23, 1989 in St. Paul, Minn....he is the son of Edward and Jennifer Cassidy....he will be majoring in exercise science at BSU...following the footsteps of his parents who were both college athletes, his mom was a member of the St. Thomas softball team and his dad played basketball at Hamline University.

CASSIdy’S CArEEr hIGhS Points: 16 - two times FG made: 7 - two timesFG attempts: 12 at Northern State (2/16/08) 3Pt FG made: 1 vs. Minnesota, Crookston (1/5/08)3Pt FG attempts: 2 vs. Northland College (11/25/08)FT made: 7 vs. Northland College (11/25/07)FT attempts: 8 vs. Northland College (11/25/07)Rebounds: 13 vs. Minnesota, Crookston (1/5/08)Assists: 4 vs. Northern State (1/11/08) Steals: 2 - three timesBlocked Shots: 2 at Minnesota State (12/20/07 Fouls: 5 - two timesMinutes: 41 vs. Minnesota, Crookston (1/5/08)

caSSidy’S StatS at BSUYR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB PF FO A BLK STL PTS AVG2007-08 27 36-136 .463 1-11 0.91 36-49 .735 130 46 2 31 8 9 163 6.0Total 27 36-136 .463 1-11 0.91 36-49 .735 130 46 2 31 8 9 163 6.0

ZACh EASTmANSophomore w gUard 6-1 w 178 lBS

chaSka, minn.chaSka high School

10

Bemidji State (2007-08): Started two of sixteen games played while averaging 12.4 minutes per game...averaged 1.6 points per game, 1.4 assists per game, and 0.8 rebound during his freshman campaign...he shot .290 (9-31) from the field and .231 (6-26) from behind the arc...recorded a career-high six points in his first ever collegiate game at Minnesota State (12/20).

Chaska High School: Began his high school at Brainerd High School where he led the warriors in scoring and assists during his freshman season and was second in scoring and first in assists his sophomore season...he then moved to Chaska, Minn. for his final two seasons where he led the Hawks in assists and was second in scoring...was an All-State Honorable Mention performer and was a two-time All-Conference member...ended his high school career with over 1,000 points and 400 assists...was a member of the Dean’s list for four years.

Personal: Born July 18, 1988 in Fargo, N.D....he is the son of Dennis and Pam Eastman...his dad played football at Minnesota State University Moorhead for two years and at North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton, N.D. where he is a member of the Hall of Fame at both schools...undecided in what he will major in at BSU...he enjoys all sports, playing video games, and hanging out with friends.

eaStman’S StatS at BSUYR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB PF FO A BLK STL PTS AVG2007-08 16 9-31 .290 6-26 .231 1-4 .250 12 15 0 22 1 5 25 1.6Total 16 9-31 .290 6-26 .231 1-4 .250 12 15 0 22 1 5 25 1.6

EASTmAN’S CArEEr hIGhS Points: 6 at Minnesota State ( 12/20/07) FG made: 2 - two timesFG attempts: 6 - two times 3Pt FG made: 2 at Minnesota State ( 12/20/07) 3Pt FG attempts: 5 - two timesFT made: 1 at Wayne State (1/25/08)FT attempts: 2 - two timesRebounds: 3 vs. U-Mary (1/12/08)Assists: 4 - two tmes Steals: 1 - five timesBlocked Shots: 1 vs. U-Mary (1/12/08) Fouls: 3 vs. U-Mary (1/12/08)Minutes: 29 at Northern State (2/16/08)



Meet the Beavers................................................................................................................................

BrAdy FAIrBANkSSophomore w gUard w forward

6-5 w 198 lBS

Bena, minn.caSS lake-Bena high School

4

Bemidji State (2007-08): Saw time in 24 of 27 games playing 25.9 minutes which topped all freshmen...earned starts in 20 games...was fourth among his teammates with 7.8 points per game, he also pulled down 3.3 rebounds and dished out 0.6 assists...was second in three-point field goals made with 34 and second in attempts with 85 three point attempts...was fourth on the team in shooting percentage .438 (34-85) and third in three point field goal percentage .400 (34-85)...had eight double-digit scoring performances including a career-high in his first collegiate contest of 17 points versus Puget Sound (11/24/08)...was second in 15-point games...led the Beavers in scoring five times throughout the season and on the boards once with a career-high eight rebounds versus Concordia-St. Paul (2/1/08)...was fourteenth in the NSIC in three-point field goal percentage.

Cass Lake-Bena High School Career: Fairbanks comes to BSU after a stellar senior season in which he led the state averaging over 30 points per game, posted in excess of 10 rebounds per contest. He helped his Cass Lake-Bena squad to a 30-2 overall record, a perfect 14-0 Northland Conference title and its first ever trip to the Minnesota High School State championship game. Although his Panthers saw their championship dreams snapped on a last-second three-pointer, Fairbanks wowed crowds and was selected to the Minnesota State Tournament All-Tournament team. For his efforts, the highly-touted Fairbanks also earned All-Northland conference accolades, was named CLB and conference Most Valuable Player, earned Second Team All-State honors and was one of 2,500 high school players to be nominated as a McDonald’s All-American. Fairbanks left Cass Lake-Bena after a three-year career in which he set the school’s all-time scoring mark at nearly 2,000 points and helped his teams to an 84-11 record, 58-4 over the last two seasons, and two trips to the state tournament...he also received the national high school player of the year award during the Native Elite Sports basketball camp on July 27-28, 2007.

Personal: Born Aug. 11, 1989 in Minneapolis, Minn...he is undecided on a major at BSU..Son of LeRoy Staples and Bonnie Fairbanks...enjoys playing basketball and hanging out with friends in his free time.

FAIrBANk’S CArEEr hIGhS Points: 17 vs. Puget Sound (11/24/07) FG made: 7 vs. Puget Sound (11/24/07)FG attempts: 14 at Northern State (2/16/08) 3Pt FG made: 4 - three times3Pt FG attempts: 9 vs. Wayne State (Neb.) (12/01/07)FT made: 5 vs. Northland College (11/25/07)FT attempts: 6 vs. Northland College (11/25/07)Rebounds: 8 vs. Concordia-St. Paul (12/1/08)Assists: 3 - two times Steals: 3 vs. Winona State (2/22/08)Blocked Shots: 1 - five timesFouls: 4 - three timesMinutes: 43 vs. Minnesota, Crookston (1/5/08)

Fairbanks Stats at BSUYR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB PF FO A BLK STL PTS AVG2007-08 24 71-162 .438 34-85 .400 11-18 .611 80 35 0 15 5 12 187 7.8Total 24 71-162 .438 34-85 .400 11-18 .611 80 35 0 15 5 12 187 7.8

jImmy jOhNSONSophomore w center 6-10 w 238 lBS

andover, minn.andover high School

15

Bemidji State (2007-08): Was one of two players to see time in every game last winter earning five starts playing 12.2 minutes per contest...He averaged 4.1 points per contest and 3.5 rebounds, which was second among freshmen...Johnson posted a career-high nine points twice last season and pulled down a career-high eight rebounds at Concordia-St. Paul...he was second in blocked shots among his teammates with 27 (1.0 b/g), which was good for tenth in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference...he shot .404 (36-89) from the field in his rookie season...posted a career-high four blocks on three occasions last season.

Andover High School Career: Johnson came to BSU after playing three seasons at Andover High School while starting each of the last two in the paint for the Huskies. During his senior season, Johnson scored nearly 12 points, hauled in over seven rebounds and recorded almost two blocks per game. For his efforts he was rewarded by being selected All-Northwest Suburban and earning a spot on the All-State Honorable Mention list. Each accolade marked the second consecutive season he was honored in such a way. A vital cog to the success of AHS over the past few seasons, Johnson knows what it takes to be a winner and what it feels like to play in big time situations. Johnson and his Huskies made three Minnesota State Tournament appearances earning a fourth place finish in 2005...Johnson holds the rebounding and blocks record at Andover High school.

Personal: The son of Jerry and Monica Johnson...was born on Oct. 31, 1988 in Coon Rapids, Minn...is a business major at BSU...Johnson’s hobbies include basketball, music, long boarding and hanging out with friends.

johnSon’S StatS at BSUYR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB PF FO A BLK STL PTS AVG2007-08 27 36-89 .404 0-0 .000 38-68 .559 94 57 1 17 27 7 110 4.1Total 27 36-89 .404 0-0 .000 38-68 .559 94 57 1 17 27 7 110 4.1

jOhNSON’S CArEEr hIGhS Points: 9 - two times FG made: 3 - six timesFG attempts: 10 at Minnesota State (12/20/07) 3Pt FG made: none3Pt FG attempts: noneFT made: 4 at Southwest Minnesota (1/26/08)FT attempts: 6 - three timesRebounds: 8 - two timesAssists: 3 vs. Upper Iowa Univ. (2/23/08) Steals: 2 vs. Southwest Minnesota St. (11/30/07)Blocked Shots: 4 - three times Fouls: 5 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2/08)Minutes: 23 at Northern State (2/16/08)



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TyLEr wruCkSophomore w gUard w forward

6-4 w 199 lBS

foley, minn.foley high School

24

Bemidji State (2007-08): Saw time in 21 games playing eight minutes per contest...recorded a career-high nine points versus Dickinson State where he made 3-of-5 three pointers...led Bemidji State in assists once with three against Winona State (1/19/08)...averaged 1.5 points, 1.1 rebounds, and 0.6 assists per game during his rookie season...shot .345 (10-29) from the field and nearly 70-percent from the charity stripe netting 9 of his 13 chances.

Foley High School Career: Wruck finished his prep career with 837 points despite missing a third of his senior season and a good chunk of his junior campaign due to injuries. The Foley, Minn. native averaged 16.3 points, 7.2 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game as a senior while helping to lead his Falcons to an 18-8 overall record in 2006-07. In the nine games Wruck missed due to a broken bone in his shooting hand, the team was 5-4. Despite admitting he was not 100 percent in his stretch run comeback, in mid-February, Wruck posted a career-high 32 points in a come-from-behind Rum River Conference victory over Pine City. He was also a regular contributor as a wide receiver on the FHS football team and has been active on the AAU basketball circuit. Received letters in golf four years, basketball three years and football two years at Foley High School. Wruck also received All-Conference honors in basketball, football, and golf.

Personal: Born December 9, 1988 in St. Cloud, Minn....he is the son of Scott and Chris Wruck.....he enjoys spending his free time playing video games and golf...is undecided on a major at BSU.

wrUck’S StatS at BSUYR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB PF FO A BLK STL PTS AVG2007-08 21 10-29 .345 3-15 .200 9-13 .692 23 15 0 12 0 5 32 1.5Total 21 10-29 .345 3-15 .200 9-13 .692 23 15 0 12 0 5 32 1.5

wruCk’S CArEEr hIGhS Points: 9 vs. Dickinson State (1/2/08) FG made: 4 at Minnesota State (12/20/08)FG attempts: 6 at Minnesota State (12/16/08) 3Pt FG made: 3 vs. Dickinson State (1/2/08)3Pt FG attempts: 5 vs. Dickinson State (1/2/08)FT made: 2 - three timesFT attempts: 4 vs. Puget Sound (11/24/08)Rebounds: 3 - three timesAssists: 3 at Winona State (1/19/08) Steals: 1 - five timesBlocked Shots: none Fouls: 4 vs. Winona State (2/22/08)Minutes: 16 - two times

BryAN BOrChErSrS-freShman w forward

6-5 w 184 lBS

lemarS, iowa

lemarS high School

34

Bemidji State (2007-08): Redshirt

LeMars Community High School Career: A four sport athlete for the LeMars Community High School Bulldogs, Borchers earned letters in basketball, football, track and baseball...was also an All-Conference and all-district performer in basketball and was an All-District performer in Football at LCHS...led the Bulldogs to the 2005 and 2006 state semifinals in the Iowa State High School football tournament...excelled also in the classroom as he was a member of the national honor society and received academic All-Conference and All-District honors.

Personal: Born April 23, 1988 in LeMars, Iowa...he is undecided on a major at BSU...Son of Barry and Vicki Borchers...enjoys playing Xbox 360 and listening to music in his free time.



Meet the Beavers................................................................................................................................

TAyLOr hALLfreShman w gUard w forward

6-7 w 200 lBS

Blaine, minn.Spring lake park high School

5

Spring Lake Park High School Career: Hall comes to BSU as a three-sport athlete at Spring Lake Park High School earning letters in soccer, basketball, and baseball. During his two-year stint at the varsity level for the Panthers’ basketball team, he was a member of the 2006-07 team that made a Minnesota State Tournament appearance. He had seven 20-point games during his senior campaign including a career-high 26-point performance in a 68-49 win over Centennial High School on Dec. 29, 2007. As a senior he averaged 15.2 ppg on his way to placing sixth on the Spring Lake Park single-season scoring list.

Hall’s dad Tom played college baseball for the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers.

Personal: The son of Tom and Cindy Hall...was born on June 9, 1990 in New Berlin, Wis...he enjoys paintball, fishing and golf...is undecided on major at Bemidji State.

jAkE LINdSTrOmfreShman w gUard

6-0 w 184 lBS

cottage grove, minn.park high School

11

Park High School: Lindstrom averaged 24.1 points per game during his senior campaign rounding out his career with 1,726 points, good for second all-time at Park High School. A four-year basketball letter winner, he is a three-point specialist shooting 37-percent from behind the arc. He ends his career as the all-time three-point field goal leader at Park High. Lindstrom was a Suburban East All-Conference and All-State Honorable Mention performer his final three seasons. At the conclusion of his senior campaign he was a McDonald’s All-American nominee and was selected to the MBCA All Star game. He had 14 30-point games throughout his final two seasons, including a career-high 37-point performance Dec. 15, 2006 against Mounds View. The Cottage Grove native also notched 20 or more points in 41 of 53 games played during his final two seasons with the Wolf Pack. Lindstrom also earned athletic letters in football and tennis and has been a constant on the Park High School ‘A’ Honor Roll.

Personal: Born November 19, 1989...he is the son of Kris and Carrie Lindstrom....in his free time he enjoys basketball, jet skiing, fishing, camping, and volleyball...he is undecided on his major at BSU.



............................................................................................................................... Meet the Beavers

TIm SAxONfreShman w gUard 6-1 w 202 lBS

minneapoliS, minn.patrick henry high School

1

Patrick Henry High School: Was a four year member of the Patrick Henry basketball team where he led his team in three point field goals all four years along with netting over 1500 points in his career...he was also a Minneapolis All-Conference and Minnesota State All-Conference performer.

Personal: Born January 17, 1989 in Minneapolis, Minn....he is the son of Tim and Brenda Saxon....he will be majoring in mass media and sport management at BSU...he enjoys basketball, football, playing video games, shopping and hanging out with his friends in his free time...Saxon is also a member of the BSU football team where he is a wide receiver.

BryCE TESdAhLfreShman w gUard 6-3 w 200 lBS

croSBy-ironton, minn.croSBy-ironton high School

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Crosby-Ironton High School Career: Tesdahl leaves Crosby-Ironton as the Ranger boy’s basketball all-time leading scorer with 1,943 career points. The Mid-State League All-Conference performer averaged 17 points per game and was capable of reaching double-figures in rebounds and assists every night. Set the single season record for assists in Minnesota and the assist record in the Minnesota State Tournament. As a senior he helped lead the Rangers to a 32-1 record, a Mid-State Conference Championship, Section 8AA Championship and a runner-up in the Minnesota State Class 2A boys’ basketball tournament. The four-year varsity starter was named to the Minnesota Class 2A All-Tournament Team and was a Minnesota Associated Press All-State second team selection at the conclusion of his senior campaign. Was named the Brainerd Dispatch Player of the Year his junior and senior seasons. Tesdahl’s basketball roots run deep as he is the grandson of legendary head coach Bob McDonald (Chisholm High School) who has been a head coach for 53 years and owns more victories than any basketball coach in Minnesota history.

Personal: The son of Neil and Sue Tesdahl...was born on May 3, 1990 in Brainerd, Minn...spends his free time playing basketball, volleyball, tennis and fishing...is going to major in education at Bemidji State.



Day of the WeekSunday 1-1Monday 0-0Tuesday 1-1Wednesday 1-0Thursday 0-1Friday 0-9Saturday 3-9

time of GameDay games (before 6 p.m.) 1-2Night games (6 p.m. or later) 5-19

LocationHome games 4-7Road games 1-11Neutral site games 1-3

haLftime scoreLeading at the half 3-3Trailing at the Half 3-18Tied at the half 0-0

rebounDinG marGinMore rebounds than opponent 3-5Fewer rebounds than opponent 2-15Same number of rebounds as opponent 1-1

shootinG percentaGeHigher than opponent 5-5Lower than opponent 1-26Shot 45% or better 2-7Shot less than 45% 3-13Hold opponent under 40% 4-4

free-throW marGinMake more free-throws 3-4Make fewer free-throws 2-14Make same number of free-throws 1-3

turnoversCommit fewer turnovers 3-1Commit more turnovers 3-18Commit same number of turnovers 1-1

misceLLaneousvs. Nationally-ranked opponent 0-4On television 4-7In tournament play 1-3In overtime games 1-1When hitting more threes than opponent 4-6

marGin of victory1-5 points 3-26-10 points 1-211-15 points 0-616-20 points 1-421+ points 1-7

conference affiLiationsNorthern Sun Intercollegiate 3-15North Central Conference 0-5North West Conference 0-1Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 2-0Dakota Athletic Conference 1-0

monthNovember 2-5December 1-4January 2-6February 1-6March 0-0

BEAvErS’ 2007-08 rECOrd whEN... In the second year of the rebuilding process of the Bemidji State men’s basketball program, head coach Matt Bowen guided his team to a 6-21 overall record while posting a 3-15 mark in North-ern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) play. With a roster that featured just three seniors and five juniors, the Beavers knew that there would be some ups and downs during the course of the season. With the youth and inexperience, Bowen was forced to use a total of 15 different players during the season, including 13 different starting line-ups and 12 different starters over the course of the 27 game season. BSU opened the season with a pair of losses at the St. Cloud State Tournament against North Central Conference (NCC) foes St. Cloud State University and Nebraska-Omaha. Alex Smith had ar-guably his best weekend of the season as he posted consecutive double-doubles with 10 points and 10 rebounds versus St. Cloud State and 25 points and a career-high13 rebounds against Nebraska-Omaha. The Beavers then returned home for their home opener versus the Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs before heading to the Wisconsin-Stout Tournament. The Bulldogs spoiled BSU’s home opener up-ending the Beavers 77-41. Bemidji State opened up the Wisconsin-Stout Tournament versus a first time opponent, the University of Puget Sound (Wash.). The Loggers opened up a 46-18 lead going into halftime and eventually prevailed 91-68 to give BSU an 0-4 record. The Beavers finally got on the winning track as they upended Northland College (Wis.) 69-59 in the final game of the UW-Sout Tournament. The Beavers out scored the Lumberjacks 28-19 off of turnovers and netted 14 second chance points while doubling-up the Lumberjacks on the glass as the Beavers pulled down 45 re-bounds to the Lumberjacks 21. The win set off a streak in which the Beavers won three of their next four games. Less than a week later, the team collected its first road victory of the season at Wisconsin-Superior, 76-71. BSU posted its best shooting night of the season hitting on 55.8 (29-52) percent from the field and 61.5 (8-13) percent from the three-point arc. The win meant the Beavers would enter play inside the North-ern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) with a 2-4 record. After a rough opening night against Southwest Minnesota State, the team rebounded with a huge win over Wayne State Col-lege, 68-67. BSU earned its first conference victory of the season in dramatic fashion as Arron Evans scored six points in the last :45 seconds to lift the Beavers to the one point victory. Brady Fairbanks went for 16 points as the Beavers earned their first conference vic-tory of the season. The momentum would be short-lived, however, as BSU would drop its next four games, two coming to NSIC opponents. The Beavers fell to Minnesota State University, Moorhead, Concordia-St. Paul and Minnesota State University all on the road before heading into the Christmas break. BSU opened up the second half of its schedule against the University of North Dakota at the Target Cen-ter in Minneapolis, Minn., dropping a 70-52 decision. After nearly a month on the road the Beavers returned home to the friendly confines of the BSU Gymnasium for four games. BSU opened the new year with a win over first time opponent Dickinson State. The Beavers put up their second highest point total of the season while tying a season-high 10 three-point field goals made in a 75-53 rout over the Blue Hawks. The win for the Beavers was its largest win since Feb. 4, 2006 when the Beavers defeated Minnesota, Crookston, 82-60. BSU was led by Sergej Baskow’s 14-point effort. Three days later the Beavers extended their win streak to two games with a 68-67 double overtime win over Minnesota, Crookston. Patrick Cassidy led the

Beavers with his first collegiate double-double with career highs in both points and rebounds as he netted 14 points and grabbed 13 rebounds. The overtime win over the Golden Eagles sent the Bea-vers into a season long seven game slide with BSU picking up just one win over its last 13 games. During BSU’s seven game losing streak BSU dropped three games by eight points or less including a heartbreaking 71-69 overtime loss at the hands of the University of Mary Marauders. During that stretch BSU also let an eight point halftime lead over Concordia-St. Paul slip away in the second half as the Beavers fell to the Golden Bears 68-62. The Beavers snapped their losing skid with its best team performance of the season against Minnesota State University, Moorhead. Gunther Zajic’s performance off the bench sparked the Beavers to a 70-54 win over the Dragons. Zajic scored a career-high 17 points on 6-of-10 shooting from the field and a sizzling 5-of-9 from beyond the arc helping BSU snap a four game losing skid to MSU Moorhead. BSU struggled in the final five games of the season ending the 2007-08 campaign on a five game losing

skid. The Beavers lost four of their five games by 11 points or more including a three point loss (68-65) to Minnesota, Crookston in Crookston, Minn. BSU finished the 2007-08 season ninth in the NSIC, missing the NSIC Tournament for the first time since the tournament began in 2000. The season ended with accolades for sophomore Seth Haake as he was named to the 2007-08 NSIC Winter All-Academic Team for his performance in the classroom. It was the first award of its kind for the sophomore guard.

2007-08 Season in Review.............................................................................................................

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minneSota dUlUth 11/20/07 41-77/L 2-5-3 5-5-0 0-0-1 DNP 2-2-3 DNP 9-0-2 DNP 0-1-2 7-7-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 5-1-0 11-3-1vs. Puget Sound 11/24/07 68-91/L 8-4-0 6-2-1 0-5-1 17-5-0 8-1-4 DNP 6-5-2 DNP 6-4-1 1-1-0 4-1-2 4-1-1 0-0-0 2-0-0 6-7-2vs. Northland 11/25/07 69-59/W 5-5-1 12-4-1 0-2-2 12-5-0 13-8-3 DNP 7-1-0 DNP 9-9-3 6-3-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 5-4-1at Wisconsin-Superior 11/27/07 76-71/W 21-9-0 16-3-2 0-0-0 7-4-3 2-5-9 DNP 16-2-4 DNP 0-4-1 4-4-1 DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 10-1-1Sw minneSota State 11/30/07 59-79/L 4-4-0 4-1-1 3-1-0 8-3-0 4-1-7 DNP 4-2-1 DNP 4-1-1 3-1-1 3-0-1 0-0-1 0-1-0 8-3-0 14-3-0wayne State (neB.) 12/1/07 68-67/W 7-7-1 12-3-2 0-0-0 16-6-2 6-4-3 DNP 12-3-1 DNP 2-0-1 2-1-0 DNP DNP 4-2-1 2-2-0 5-7-2

at MSU Moorhead 12/7/07 55-70/L 4-4-0 12-5-5 0-1-0 0-2-1 6-4-1 DNP 11-2-0 0-0-0 0-2-2 7-2-0 0-0-1 3-0-0 5-1-1 3-1-1 4-4-0at Concordia-St. Paul 12/8/07 62-75/L 7-2-0 6-7-3 DNP 2-1-0 4-4-4 DNP 15-2-3 3-1-0 8-6-1 5-8-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 12-4-0at Minnesota State 12/20/07 56-81/L 7-5-2 8-0-2 DNP 4-4-0 3-1-1 6-1-2 8-2-3 DNP 4-8-0 6-2-1 8-2-0 DNP DNP DNP 2-1-0north dakota 12/29/07 52-70/L 8-9-1 0-2-2 0-0-0 16-1-0 10-3-1 3-0-0 3-2-1 0-0-0 0-7-2 2-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 6-0-1 0-1-0 4-2-0dickinSon State 1/2/08 75-53/W 5-4-1 5-3-2 0-0-0 13-3-1 0-3-7 0-1-4 10-2-3 0-1-1 0-10-1 6-2-1 9-1-0 5-1-0 4-1-1 4-1-1 14-3-0minneSota, crookSton 1/5/08 68-67/W 12-4-2 DNP DNP 5-5-0 4-2-2 3-2-4 16-9-4 DNP 14-13-1 5-5-0 0-1-2 DNP 4-0-0 0-1-0 5-1-0northern State 1/11/08 61-81/L 14-8-0 5-2-1 DNP 4-2-0 2-0-5 0-0-0 16-7-2 DNP 9-0-4 5-1-0 DNP DNP 2-1-1 DNP 4-3-1UniverSity of mary 1/12/08 69-71/L 8-10-0 8-1-3 DNP 3-1-1 2-5-5 0-3-1 19-0-3 DNP 8-5-0 1-2-0 2-2-1 DNP 0-0-0 DNP 18-3-0at Upper Iowa 1/18/08 54-73/L 6-7-0 5-1-2 0-0-0 4-0-1 0-3-2 0-1-2 10-3-1 6-2-0 16-6-2 0-1-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 0-0-1 7-1-0 0-0-0at Winona State 1/19/08 48-78/L 4-2-0 0-0-1 DNP 8-4-0 2-2-1 4-0-1 8-2-1 DNP 7-6-1 2-5-0 1-3-3 DNP 0-0-0 0-1-0 12-6-0at Wayne State (Neb.) 1/25/08 56-68/L 13-10-1 4-3-4 0-0-0 2-6-1 7-2-1 4-2-2 16-0-2 0-0-0 8-8-1 2-3-1 DNP DNP 0-0-1 DNP 0-2-0at SW Minnesota State 1/26/08 61-69/L 14-6-1 11-2-2 DNP 3-1-2 4-1-1 0-0-0 10-2-3 DNP 10-0-1 6-6-2 0-1-0 DNP 0-1-0 DNP 3-4-2concordia-St. paUl 2/1/08 62-68/L 19-5-3 8-1-2 DNP 7-8-3 0-1-0 0-1-2 11-2-3 DNP 10-3-1 0-1-0 0-0-0 DNP 0-0-1 DNP 7-4-3mSU moorhead 2/2/08 70-54/W 12-6-5 9-5-5 1-1-0 3-3-0 DNP 0-0-0 8-2-1 17-0-2 3-6-0 6-6-0 2-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 9-10-4at Minnesota, Crookston 2/10/08 65-68/L 5-8-2 7-5-5 DNP 2-3-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 18-2-1 0-1-1 14-6-0 9-6-1 1-1-0 DNP DNP 0-0-0 9-3-1at University of Mary 2/15/08 68-79/L 3-3-1 14-6-6 DNP 7-3-0 4-1-0 DNP 18-3-1 0-0-0 2-7-3 9-1-0 0-0-0 DNP 1-0-0 0-1-1 10-5-1at Northern State 2/16/08 55-79/L DNP 13-4-1 DNP 12-4-0 0-0-0 3-0-3 DNP 0-1-0 16-5-3 3-7-1 0-3-0 DNP DNP DNP 8-4-0winona State 2/22/08 47-72/L 4-2-0 7-7-4 0-2-0 16-5-0 DNP 2-0-1 2-0-3 0-0-0 7-5-0 7-8-1 0-1-2 DNP 0-0-0 2-7-1 DNPUpper iowa 2/23/08 50-64/L 8-3-1 9-2-4 0-3-0 16-1-0 DNP 0-0-0 3-3-2 0-0-0 2-1-0 0-2-3 DNP DNP 3-2-0 9-5-0 DNP

2007-08 Statistics Overall Record: 6-21 NSIC: 3-15 Home: 4-7 Away: 1-11 Neutral: 1-3 TOTAL 3-POINTER’S FREE THROW REBOUNDS## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg11 Evans, Arron 26 20 738 28.4 98 246 .398 50 119 .420 37 51 .725 10 52 62 2.4 54 2 54 66 1 20 283 10.9 Conference-Only 17 14 516 30.4 70 168 .417 30 77 .390 27 34 .794 5 39 44 2.6 33 1 32 43 1 14 197 11.601 Smith, Alex 26 19 618 23.8 96 196 .490 4 14 .286 39 77 .506 34 121 155 6.0 49 0 25 47 42 5 235 9.0 Conference-Only 17 13 401 23.6 61 127 .480 0 6 .000 22 49 .449 19 72 91 5.4 30 0 17 28 26 3 144 8.502 Haake, Seth 26 7 584 22.5 65 153 .425 26 69 .377 52 64 .813 38 44 82 3.2 50 0 63 55 1 21 208 8.0 Conference-Only 17 5 415 24.4 43 102 .422 20 47 .426 28 38 .737 26 29 55 3.2 33 0 51 40 1 15 134 7.904 Fairbanks, Brady 24 20 621 25.9 71 162 .438 34 85 .400 11 18 .611 23 57 80 3.3 35 0 15 34 5 12 187 7.8 Conference-Only 18 15 474 26.3 46 116 .397 25 65 .385 1 5 .200 15 43 58 3.2 21 0 11 26 4 8 118 6.641 Baskow, Sergej 25 5 382 15.3 70 147 .476 2 10 .200 44 82 .537 28 68 96 3.8 85 7 19 37 15 16 186 7.4 Conference-Only 16 2 251 15.7 43 94 .457 2 8 .250 32 53 .604 18 45 63 3.9 54 4 14 25 8 7 120 7.513 Cassidy, Patrick 27 21 638 23.6 63 136 .463 1 11 .091 36 49 .735 34 96 130 4.8 46 2 31 49 8 9 163 6.0 Conference-Only 18 16 448 24.9 56 110 .509 1 7 .143 27 37 .730 23 57 80 4.4 37 2 21 29 5 5 140 7.815 Johnson, Jimmy 27 5 330 12.2 36 89 .404 0 0 .000 38 68 .559 30 64 94 3.5 57 1 17 37 27 7 110 4.1 Conference-Only 18 4 213 11.8 22 54 .407 0 0 .000 28 45 .622 22 44 66 3.7 37 1 10 26 21 7 72 4.005 Scott, Kyle 24 18 577 24.0 38 95 .400 0 16 .000 13 29 .448 13 46 59 2.5 28 0 65 54 2 19 89 3.7 Conference-Only 15 11 324 21.6 19 45 .422 0 8 .000 7 13 .538 6 24 30 2.0 15 0 32 31 1 7 45 3.034 Ramos, Marques 19 4 214 11.3 18 55 .327 6 16 .375 10 17 .588 7 23 30 1.6 34 0 5 11 3 2 52 2.7 Conference-Only 12 2 119 9.9 10 31 .323 4 8 .500 7 10 .700 3 19 22 1.8 21 0 2 4 2 0 31 2.612 Zajic, Gunther 11 0 63 5.7 9 24 .375 8 23 .348 0 2 .000 2 4 6 0.5 5 0 4 5 0 2 26 2.4 Conference-Only 9 0 59 6.6 9 23 .391 8 22 .364 0 2 .000 2 3 5 0.6 5 0 3 4 0 2 26 2.910 Eastman, Zach 16 2 198 12.4 9 31 .290 6 26 .231 1 4 .250 3 9 12 0.8 15 0 22 28 1 5 25 1.6 Conference-Only 13 2 163 12.5 6 24 .250 3 19 .158 1 4 .250 2 8 10 0.8 11 0 16 24 1 4 16 1.224 Wruck, Tyler 21 0 169 8.0 10 29 .345 3 15 .200 9 13 .692 7 16 23 1.1 15 0 12 9 0 5 32 1.5 Conference-Only 14 0 113 8.1 2 13 .154 0 6 .000 5 7 .714 4 12 16 1.1 9 0 12 4 0 4 9 0.625 Marsh, Jermon 10 0 40 4.0 5 11 .455 1 4 .250 3 4 .750 0 2 2 0.2 1 0 2 1 1 1 14 1.4 Conference-Only 5 0 17 3.4 1 3 .333 0 1 .000 1 2 .500 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 0.632 Bell, Andre 23 3 199 8.7 9 42 .214 1 18 .056 12 16 .750 3 10 13 0.6 42 0 9 23 0 13 31 1.3 Conference-Only 16 2 128 8.0 4 23 .174 1 10 .100 10 13 .769 2 6 8 0.5 27 0 6 11 0 10 19 1.203 Gibson, James 16 6 104 6.5 2 7 .286 1 2 .500 1 4 .250 5 12 17 1.1 10 0 5 6 1 5 6 0.4 Conference-Only 8 4 34 4.3 1 3 .333 1 1 1.000 1 4 .250 1 7 8 1.0 7 0 0 1 0 1 4 0.5TM TEAM 28 37 65 2.4 0 7 Conference-Only. 22 28 50 2.8 0 2 Total 27 599 1423 .421 143 428 .334 306 498 .614 265 661 926 34.3 526 12 348 469 107 142 1647 61.0 Conference-Only 18 393 936 .420 95 285 .333 197 316 .623 170 436 606 33.7 341 8 228 298 70 87 1078 59.9Opponents. 27 702 1590 .442 170 449 .379 382 563 .679 328 676 1004 37.2 499 - 406 352 80 256 1956 72.4 Conference-Only 18 463 1046 .443 111 309 .359 245 372 .659 220 448 668 37.1 324 6 275 212 60 161 1282 71.2

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalBemidji State University 792 833 14 8 1647Opponents 941 992 16 7 1956

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTALBemidji State University 69 2 71Opponents 76 6 82



2007-08 rESuLTS ANd INdIvIduAL LEAdErS

Individual HighsDate Opponent Result Streak Record NSIC Scorer Rebounder Assists Blocks AttendanceNov. 16 @ St. Cloud State L, 61-86 L1 0-1 0-0 Three with 10 Smith -10 Evans - 3 Smith - 2 2322Nov. 17 vs. Nebraska-Omaha L, 71-86 L2 0-2 0-0 Smith - 25 Smith - 13 Evans - 6 Johnson - 1 723Nov. 20 vs. Minnesota Duluth L, 41-77 L3 0-3 0-0 Baskow -11 Johnson - 7 Two with 3 None 508Nov. 24 vs. Puget Sound L, 68-91 L3 0-4 0-0 Fairbanks - 17 Baskow - 7 Scott - 4 Two with 2 175Nov. 25 vs. Northland W, 69-59 W1 1-4 0-0 Scott - 13 Cassidy - 9 Two with 3 Smith - 5 120Nov. 27 @ Wisconsin-Superior W, 76-71 W2 2-4 0-0 Smith - 21 Smith - 9 Scott - 9 Three with 1 NANov. 30 vs. SW Minnesota State L, 59-79 L1 2-5 0-1 Baskow - 14 Smith - 4 Scott - 9 Johnson - 1 882Dec. 1 vs. Wayne State (Neb.) W, 68-67 W1 3-5 1-1 Fairbanks - 16 Two with 7 Scott - 3 Smith - 2 6-7Dec. 7 @ MSU Moorhead L, 55-70 L1 3-6 1-2 Haake - 12 Haake - 5 Haake - 5 Johnson - 4 556Dec. 8 @ Concordia-St. Paul L, 62-75 L2 3-7 1-3 Evans - 15 Johnson - 8 Scott - 4 Four with 1 389Dec. 20 @ Minnesota State L, 56-81 L3 3-8 1-3 Three with 8 Cassidy - 8 Three with 2 Smith - 3 1021Dec. 29 vs. North Dakota1 L, 52-70 L4 3-9 1-3 Fairbanks - 16 Smith - 9 Haake- 2 Smith - 2 453Jan. 2 vs. Dickinson State W, 75-53 W1 4-9 1-3 Baskow - 14 Cassidy - 10 Scott - 7 Two with 2 456Jan. 5 vs. Minnesota, Crookston W, 68-67 (2OT) W2 5-9 2-3 Evans - 16 Cassidy - 13 Two with 4 Smith - 5 460Jan. 11 vs. Northern State L, 61-81 L1 5-10 2-4 Evans - 16 Smith - 8 Scott - 5 Smith - 2 667Jan. 12 vs. University of Mary L, 69-71 (OT) L2 5-11 2-5 Evans - 19 Smith - 10 Scott - 5 Johnson - 3 717Jan. 18 @ Upper Iowa L, 54-73 L3 5-12 2-6 Cassidy - 16 Smith - 7 Four with 2 Smith - 2 350 Jan. 19 @ Winona State L, 48-78 L4 5-13 2-7 Baskow -12 Two with 6 Wruck - 3 Two with 1 3023Jan. 25 @ Wayne State (Neb.) L, 56-68 L5 5-14 2-8 Evans - 16 Smith -10 Haake - 4 Two with 1 824Jan. 26 @ SW Minnesota State L, 61-69 L6 5-15 2-9 Smith - 14 Two with 6 Evans - 3 Scott - 1 2912Feb. 1 vs. Concordia-St. Paul L, 62-68 L7 5-16 2-10 Smith - 19 Fairbanks - 8 Four with 3 Smith - 4 673Feb. 2 vs. MSU Moorhead W, 70-54 W1 6-16 3-10 Zajic - 17 Baskow - 10 Two with 5 Smith - 3 762Feb. 9 @ Minnesota, Crookston L, 65-68 L1 6-17 3-11 Evans -18 Smith - 8 Haake - 5 Smith - 2 650Feb. 15 @ University of Mary L, 68-79 L2 6-18 3-12 Evans - 18 Cassidy - 7 Haake - 6 none 1429Feb. 16 @ Northern State L, 55-79 L3 6-19 3-13 Cassidy - 16 Johnson - 7 Two with 3 Three with 1 5254Feb. 22 vs. Winona State L, 47-72 L4 6-20 3-14 Fairbanks - 16 Johnson - 8 Haake - 4 Johnson - 4 637Feb. 23 vs. Upper Iowa L, 50-64 L5 6-21 3-15 Fairbanks - 16 Ramos - 5 Haake - 4 Three with 1 602Home Games in Bold Target Center Game 1

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Scoring Margin -25 -15 -36 -23 +10 +5 -20 +1 -15 -13 -25 -18 +22 +1 -20 -2 -19 -30 -12 -8 -6 +16 -3 -11 -24 -25 -14Field Goals 18-46 25-63 16-55 28-59 20-46 29-52 20-52 25-62 20-52 25-52 22-52 17-53 31-61 22-58 24-49 21-47 20-54 19-61 23-56 23-45 25-49 23-52 24-45 24-49 19-55 17-54 19-44Field Goals % 39.1 39.7 29.1 47.5 43.5 55.8 38.5 40.3 38.5 48.1 42.3 32.1 50.0 37.9 49.0 44.7 37.0 31.1 41.1 51.1 51.0 44.2 53.3 49.0 34.5 31.5 43.23-point FG 7-13 6-26 4-12 2-11 3-11 8-13 5-15 7-25 6-21 3-15 4-16 4-20 10-21 5-17 3-15 6-14 5-15 3-16 3-15 5-11 6-12 10-20 6-14 6-10 5-19 5-14 6-173-point FG % 53.8 23.1 33.3 18.2 27.3 61.5 33.3 28.0 28.6 20.0 25.0 20.0 47.6 29.4 20.0 42.9 33.3 18.8 20.0 45.5 50.0 50.0 42.9 .600 26.3 35.7 35.3Free Throws 18-31 15-31 5-10 10-18 26-40 10-18 14-20 11-17 9-13 9-20 8-14 14-15 3-5 19-29 10-14 21-29 9-14 7-11 7-21 10-10 6-6 14-25 11-21 14-24 12-16 8-13 6-13

Free-Throw % 58.1 48.4 50.0 55.6 65.0 55.6 70.0 64.7 69.2 45.0 57.1 93.2 60.0 65.5 71.4 72.4 64.3 63.6 33.3 1.000 1.000 56.0 50.0 58.3 75.0 61.5 46.2Rebounds 34 47 28 38 45 32 21 37 34 36 30 30 36 45 25 24 31 37 39 30 28 43 39 32 29 41 25Assists 10 15 12 10 12 21 13 13 10 12 9 8 23 14 14 14 12 8 14 14 18 18 11 13 8 12 10Turnovers 23 17 15 24 19 16 12 12 21 20 24 17 16 15 15 20 19 12 13 20 19 12 24 15 14 24 11Blocks 2 1 0 6 8 3 1 3 4 4 6 4 7 12 5 6 4 2 2 1 4 7 3 0 3 6 3Steals 2 4 6 8 12 5 5 6 6 7 5 2 11 4 5 6 7 4 4 2 2 5 3 4 6 8 3Fouls 20 24 15 25 25 15 12 20 18 20 23 21 17 20 19 24 31 17 17 16 14 15 19 20 16 27 16

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DOUBLE-DOUBLESPLAyEr OPPONENT (dATE) PT rB

Alex Smith (1) Nebraska-Omaha (11/17) 25 13Patrick Cassidy (13) Minnesota-Crookston (1/5) 14 13Alex Smith (1) Wayne State College(1/25) 13 10Alex Smith (1) St. Cloud State (11/16) 10 10 Season Breakdown: Alex Smith (3), Patrick Cassidy (1) - Total: 415-POINT GAMESPLAyEr OPPONENT (dATE) POINTSAlex Smith (1) Nebraska-Omaha (11/17) 25Arron Evans (11) Nebraska-Omaha (11/17) 17Brady Fairbanks (1) Puget Sound (11/24) 17Alex Smith (1) Wisconsin-Superior (11/27) 21Arron Evans (11) Wisconsin-Superior (11/27) 16Seth Haake (2) Wisconsin-Superior (11/27) 16Brady Fairbanks (4) Wanye State College (12/1) 16Arron Evans (11) Concordia-St.Paul (12/8) 15Brady Fairbanks (4) North Dakota (12/29) 16Arron Evans (11) Minnesota-Crookston (1/5) 16Arron Evans (11) Northern State (1/11) 16Arron Evans (11) University of Mary (1/12) 19Sergej Baskow (41) University of Mary (1/12 18Patrick Cassidy (13) Upper Iowa (1/18) 16Arron Evans (11) Wanye State College (1/25) 16Alex Smith (1) Concordia-St. Paul (2/1) 19Gunther Zajic (12) MSU-Moorhead (2/2) 17Arron Evans (11) Minnesota-Crookston (2/10) 18Arron Evans (11) University of Mary(2/15) 18Patrick Cassidy (13) Northern State (2/16) 16Brady Fairbanks (4) Winona State (2/22) 16 Brady Fairbanks (4) Upper Iowa (2/23) 16

Breakdown: Aaron Evans (9), Brady Fairbanks (5), Alex Smith (3), Patrick Cassidy (2) Seth Haake (1), Sergej Baskow (1), Gunther Zajic (1) - Total: 2210-REBOUND GAMESPLAyEr OPPONENT (dATE) rEBOuNdSAlex Smith (1) St. Cloud State (11/16) 10 Alex Smith (1) Nebraska-Omaha (11/17) 13Patrick Cassidy (13) Dickinson State (1/2) 10Patrick Cassidy (13) Minnesota-Crookston (1/5) 13Alex Smith (1) University of Mary (1/12) 10Alex Smith (1) Wayne State College (1/25) 10Sergej Baskow (41) MSU-Moorhead (2/2) 10

Breakdown: Alex Smith (4), Patrick Cassidy (2) Sergej Baskow (1), Total: 75-ASSIST GAMESPLAyEr OPPONENT (dATE) ASSISTS

Arron Evans (11) Nebraska-Omaha (11/17) 6Kyle Scott (5) Wisconsin-Superior (11/27) 9Kyle Scott (5) SW-Minnesota State (11/30) 7Seth Haake (2) MSU Moorhead (12/7) 5Kyle Scott (5) Dickinson State (1/2) 7Kyle Scott (5) Northern State (1/11) 5Kyle Scott (5) University of Mary (1/12) 5Seth Haake (2) MSU-Moorhead (2/2) 5Alex Smith (1) MSU-Moorhead (2/2) 5Seth Haake (2) Minnesota-Crookston (2/10) 5Seth Haake (2) University of Mary (2/15) 6

Breakdown: Kyle Scott (5), Seth Haake (4), Ar-ron Evans (1), Alex Smith (1) - Total: 11

2007-08 BSU Player HighsPoints: ....................................................................... 25, Alex Smith vs. Nebraska, Omaha (11/17)............................................................................................ 21, Alex Smith at UW-Superior (11/27)..................................................................... 19, Alex Smith vs. Concordia University, St. Paul (2/1)......................................................................................19, Arron Evans vs. University Mary (1/12)................................................................................... 18, Arron Evans at University of Mary (2/15)..............................................................................18, Arron Evans at Minnesota, Crookston (2/10).............................................................................. 18, Sergej Baskow vs. Univeristy of Mary (1/12) Field Goals Made: ................................................... 10, Alex Smith vs. Nebraska, Omaha (11/17).............................................................................................9, Alex Smith vs. UW-Superior (11/27)Field Goals Attempted:..........................................15, Arron Evans vs. Nebraska, Omaha (11/17)...................................................................................14, Brady Fairbanks at Northern State (2/16)................................................................................14, Arron Evans at Wayne State College (1/25).................................................................................14, Alex Smith vs. Minnesota, Crookston (1/5)................................................................................... 14, Alex Smith vs. Nebraska, Omaha (11/17)Field Goal % (min 5 made): ................................. .833 (5-6), Seth Haake at UW-Superior (11/27)........................................................................... .883 (5-6), Sergej Baskow at UW-Superior (11/27)3-Pt Field Goals Made: .................................................5, Gunther Zajic vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2)............................................................................................5, Arron Evans at UW-Superior (11/27)3-Pt Field Goal Attempts: .............................................9, Gunther Zajic vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2)..........................................................................9, Brady Fairbanks vs. Wayne State College (12/1)3-Pt FG % (min 2 made): ............................. 1.000 (4-4), Arron Evans at University of Mary (2/15).................................................................. 1.000 (2-2), Seth Haake at Minnesota, Crookston (2/10)........................................................1.000 (2-2), Seth Haake vs. Concordia University, St. Paul (2/1)........................................................... 1.000 (2-2), Seth Haake at Southwest Minnesota State (1/26).............................................................................. 1.000 (2-2), Seth Haake at UW-Superior (11/27).............................................................................1.000 (2-2), Alex Smtih at St. Cloud State (11/16)Free Throws Made: ............................................. 11, Sergej Baskow vs. University of Mary (2/16)............................................................................ 7, Patrick Cassidy vs. Northland College (11/25)Free Throw Attempts: ......................................... 13, Sergej Baskow vs. University of Mary (1/12)..................................................................................... 9, Kyle Scott vs. Northland College (11/25)..............................................................................9, Sergej Baskow vs. Northland College (11/25)Free Throw % (min 5 made): .............................. 1.000 (6-6) Seth Haake at Northern State (2/16)Rebounds: ....................................................... 13, Patrick Cassidy vs. Minnesota, Crookston (1/5)................................................................................... 13, Alex Smith vs. Nebraska, Omaha (11/17)Assists: ...................................................................................9, Kyle Scott at UW-Superior (11/27) .............................................................................................. 7, Kyle Scott vs. Dickinson State (1/2)......................................................................... 7, Kyle Scott vs. Southwest Minnesota State (11/30)Steals: ......................................................................... 4, Kyle Scott vs. Northland College (11/25)............................................................................... 4, James Gibson vs. Northland College (11/25)Blocked Shots: ........................................................5, Alex Smith vs. Minnesota, Crookston (12/8)......................................................................................5, Alex Smith vs. Northland College (2/16)

2007-08 BSU Team HighsPoints: ..................................................................................................76 at UW-Superior (11/27)Field Goals Made: ............................................................................ 31 vs. Dickinson State (1/2)Field Goal Attempts: ................................................. 63 vs. University, Nebraska-Omaha (11/17)Field Goal %: ....................................................................... .558 (29-52) at UW-Superior (11/27)3-Pt Field Goals Made: ..................................................................... 10 vs. MSU Moorhead (2/2)3-Pt Field Goal Attempts: ......................................... 26 vs. University, Nebraska-Omaha (11/17)3-Pt FG %: .............................................................................. .615 (8-13) at UW-Superior (11/27)Free Throws Made: .................................................................. 26 vs. Northland College (11/25)......................................................................................................21 vs. University of Mary (1/12)Free Throw Attempts: ................................................................ 40 vs. Northland College (1/25).................................................................................... 31 vs. University, Nebraska-Omaha (11/17)Free Throw %: ................................................ 1.000 (10-10) at Southwest Minnesota State (1/26)Rebounds: ....................................................................47 vs. University, Nebraska-Omaha (1/17) Assists: ............................................................................................... 23 vs. Dickinson State (1/2)Steals: ....................................................................................... 12 vs. Northland College (11/25)Blocked Shots: ......................................................................... 12 vs. Minnesota, Crookston (1/5)..................................................................................................... 8 vs. Northland College (11/25)Turnovers: ........................................................................................... 24 vs. Winona State (2/22)Fouls: ...................................................................................... 31 at Upper Iowa University (1/18).............................................................................................................. 27 vs. Winona State (2/22)

4-BLOCK GAMESPLAyEr OPPONENT (dATE) STEALS

Alex Smith (1) Northland College (11/25) 5Jimmy Johnson (15) MSU-Moorhead (12/7) 4Alex Smith (1) Minnesota-Crookston (1/5) 5Jimmy Johnson (15) Minnesota-Crookston (1/5) 4

4-BLOCK GAMESPLAyEr OPPONENT (dATE) STEALS

Alex Smith (1) Concordia-St. Paul (2/1) 4Jimmy Johnson (15) Winona State (2/22) 4

Breakdown: Alex Smith (3), Jimmy Johnson (3) - Total: 6

........................................................................................................................... 2007-08 Stats/Recap



Founded in 1932, the Northern Intercollegiate Conference (NIC) has enjoyed a varied exis-tence in the upper Midwest region it calls home. In the spring of 1992 the Northern Sun Inter-collegiate Conference (NSIC) was formed out of the merger of the NIC, the men’s conference, and the women’s Northern Sun Conference (NSC). The NSC had existed since 1979. The NSIC is currently made up of institutions from Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North and South Dakota. In the 1999-00 academic year, the NSIC became an expanded 10-team league from a previ-ous seven-member conference. The conference featured eight members from 2004-05 until 2005-06 but the league expanded back to 10 teams in 2006-07 as the University of Mary in Bismarck, N.D., and Upper Iowa University in Fayette, Iowa, joined the league. Since 1932, various institutions have competed in the NSIC. Bemidji State University, Minne-sota State University Moorhead and Winona State University are charter members and have re-mained in the conference for the 76 years of its existence. The University of Minnesota Duluth, which departed following the 2003-04 season and will return in 2008-09, was also an original member. Other current members joined in later years: Southwest Minnesota State University in 1969, Northern State University in 1978, Wayne State College (Nebraska) in 1998, Concordia University-St. Paul and the University of Minnesota, Crookston in 1999 and the University of Mary and Upper Iowa University in 2006. The University of Minnesota, Morris became a league member in 1966, however, the Cougars opted for the NCAA Division III ranks in 2003. The 2008-09 season is one of transition for the NSIC. The league will expand to 14 teams with the addition of Minnesota State University, Mankato, Augustana College, St. Cloud State University and Minnesota Duluth. The addition of these four regionally recognized institutions will push the NSIC into the upper echelon of NCAA Division II athletics. Before the NSIC became eligible for National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) championship competition in 1995, its member institutions had an extremely rich tradition in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The NIC’s and NSC’s tenure in the NAIA included several national championship teams and individuals as well as many national qualifiers. Following the 2004-05 season, Winona State became the first team other than Minnesota Duluth to capture the NSIC All-Sports Competition trophy. The Warriors have taken home the trophy now the last four seasons. The Warriors put the NSIC on the map in 2006 as they hosted and won the NCAA North Central Regional Tournament and advanced to the Elite Eight. Al-though Winona State wasn’t the first men’s basketball team to compete in the Elite Eight (SW Minnesota State in 2001 & Northern State in 1998) they were the first to win it. The National Championship for Winona State marked the first NCAA Title for any NSIC institution. However, since WSU’s title to conclude the 2004-05 campaign, the Warriors have added an-other championship to their basketball trophy case (2007-08) while Concordia University-St. Paul garnered a volleyball national championship in 2007. Since 2000, the NSIC has participated in the only officially-sanctioned NCAA Division II football bowl game in the country. With a rich history dating back to 1948, the Mineral Water Bowl is hosted by the Quarterback Club of Excelsior Springs., Mo. The game matches the highest-finishing team from the NSIC not selected for the NCAA Division II playoffs against the highest-finishing team from the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) not participating in the NCAA Division II playoffs. Now in its 41st year, the first game was played on Thanksgiving Day, 1948. The first MIAA/NSIC meeting in 2000 marked the Mineral Water Bowl’s inaugural year of the Division II era. Winona State defeated Missouri Western State, 43-41, in triple overtime, marking the Warriors first-ever postseason win at the Division II level. The league gears up for the upcoming academic year with the annual NSIC Summer Kickoff Event the last weekend in July. The event includes the NSIC Golf Tournament, Hall of Fame Banquet, officiating clinics and meetings involving the conference leadership. The Northern Sun Showcase television program returns to the airwaves again on Fox Sports Net North. The Northern Sun Spotlight radio show will air on several stations throughout the Midwest for 20 weeks during 2007-08 sports season. Over the years, the NSIC, comprised of schools of modest size, has provided extremely competitive intercollegiate athletic programs for its members. Although the programs are not designed to be equal to Division I athletics, many former NSIC athletes have distinguished themselves in national and international competition. Each member school emphasizes the educational, entertainment and unifying value of sports while pointing with pride to the many advantages to be gained by attending these colleges and universities. As some affiliated with the conference have coined, the NSIC quite possibly is, “the most competitive conference in NCAA Division II.”

nSic adminiStrationAffiliation: ........................ NCAA Division IIFounded: ............................................ 1932Web Site: ................. www.northernsun.orgNSIC Fax Number: .................651/224-8583Address: ...... 161 St. Anthony Ave. Suite 920.......................................St. Paul, MN 55103

COmmISSIONEr

Butch RaymondOffice: 651/288-4015Home: 612/825-3682Cell: 612/716-6454e-mail: [email protected]

ASSISTANT COmmISSIONEr

Nick KornderOffice: 651/288-4017e-mail:[email protected]

SENIOr wOmAN AdmINISTrATOr

Erin LindOffice: 651/288-4016Home: 952/898-0627Cell: 612/419-0339e-mail: [email protected]

ComplianCe

Melissa BraatenOffice: 651/222-0092Fax: 651/224-8583e-mail: [email protected]

OTHER NSIC STAFFFootball Information Director: ........... Larry ScottOffice: ........................................... 218/236-2113Home:............................................ 218/233-6447Fax: .............................................. 218/236-3291e-mail: ................................ [email protected] : . Minnesota State Univ. Moorhead, Alex .................... Nemzek Hall Moorhead, MN 56563

Football Officials Coordinator: ..........Mike NevinPhone: ........................................... 612/445-4869e-mail: ................ [email protected]: .................................. 922 Minnesota St...........................................Shakopee, MN 55739

Basketball Officials Coordinator: ..........Roy WardPhone: ........................................... 651/777-3973Fax: ............................................... 651/777-2591Address: .......................................2172 Buhl Ave..................................... North St. Paul, MN 55109

Volleyball Officials Coordinator: .........Jose JonesOffice: ........................................... 612/721-6676e-mail: [email protected]

Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference........................................................................

TEAM ...............................NICKNAME ..................LOCATION .................COMMUNITY .....................ENROLLMENTAugaustana ....................Vikings .............. Souix Falls, S.D. ................139,517 .............1,860 (2008) Bemidji State ..................Beavers .................Bemidji, MN ...................30,982 ..............5,100 (1932)Concordia-St. Paul ..... Golden Bears ............. St. Paul, MN ...................272,000 .............1,800 (1999)Mary ........................... Marauders .............Bismarck, N.D. ..................95,000 ..............2,842 (2006)Minnesota Duluth ..........Bulldogs ................ Duluth, MN ....................86,918 .............10,500 (2008)Minnesota State ............Mavericks ..............Mankato, MN ...................34,976 .............14,036 (2008)MSU Moorhead ............. Dragons .............. Moorhead, MN ................150,000 .............6,650 (1932)St. Cloud State ................Huskies ................St. Cloud, MN ..................65,792 .............16,500 (2008)Northern State ................ Wolves ............... Aberdeen, S.D. .................25,000 ..............2,800 (1980)SW Minnesota State ...... Mustangs ...............Marshall, MN ...................11,000 ..............3,600 (1970)Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles ......... Crookston, MN ..................8,100 ...............1,700 (1999)Upper Iowa .................. Peacocks ............... Fayette, Iowa ....................1,300 ...............1,600 (2006) Wayne State ..................Wildcats ............... Wayne, Neb. ....................9,300 ...............4,000 (1998)Winona State .................Warriors ............... Winona, MN ...................47,800 ..............7,300 (1932)

2008-09 nSiC member inStitutionS



2007-08 NSIC TEAm rANkINGS FOr BSu - ALL GAmES

Scoring Offense ....................................10th, 61.0Scoring Defense .................................... 8th, 72.4Scoring Margin ....................................... 8th, -9.1Free Throw Percentage .........10th, .614 (306-498)Field Goal Percentage .........9th, .421 (599-1,423)Field Goal Percentage Defense .. 4th, .442 (702-1,590)3-Point Field Goal Percentage 9th, .334 (143-428)3-Point Field Goal Percentage Defense 7th, .379 (170-449)Rebounding Offense ........................5th, 34.4 rpgRebounding Defense .....................10th, 37.2 rpgRebounding Margin ........................10th, -2.9 rpgBlocked Shots .................................3rd, 3.96 bpgAssists ............................................8th, 12.89 apgSteals .............................................10th, 5.26 spgTurnover Margin ................................. 10th, -4.33Assist/Turnover Ratio ........................ 10th, +0.74Offensive Rebounds ........................8th, 9.81 rpgDefensive Rebounds ..................... 3rd, 24.48 rpg3-Point Field Goals Made......................10th, 5.30

2007-08 NSIC INdIvIduAL rANk-INGS FOr BSu - NSIC GAmESScoring ...................Arron Evans - 16th, 10.9 ppg...................................Alex Smith - 26th - 9.0 ppgRebounding ...................Alex Smith - 7th, 6.0 rpg............................. Patrick Cassidy - 17th, 4.8 rpgField Goal Percentage Alex Smith - 13th, .490 (96-196)Assists ......................... Kyle Scott - 10th, 2.71 apgFree Throw Percentage Seth Haake - 3rd, .813 (52-64)Steals ...................................................................3-Point F/G Percentage .Arron Evans- 12th, .420 (50-119)..............................................Brady Fairbanks - 14th (34-85)3-Point F/G Made ....Arron Evans - 7th, 50 (1.92 pg)Blocked Shots .....Alex Smith - 2nd, 42 (1.62 bpg).....................Jimmy Johnson - 10th, 27 (1.00 bpg)Assist/Turnover Ratio .......................................... Offensive Reb ...................................................Defensive Reb ....Alex Smith - 3rd, 121 (4.65 pg).................. Patrick Cassidy - 13th, 96 (3.56 rpg)

.......................................................................................................................... 2007-08 NSIC Recap

2007-08 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Final Standings Conference Overall W L PCT. W L PCT.1. Winona State+*^$ 18 0 1.000 38 1 .9742. Northern State ^ 16 2 .889 29 4 .8793. SW Minnesota State 11 7 .611 17 12 .5864. Concordia St. Paul 10 8 .556 16 12 .571 Wayne State 10 8 .556 16 13 .5526. Upper Iowa 8 10 .444 9 19 .3217. MSU Moorhead 7 11 .389 14 14 .5008. University of Mary 5 13 .278 8 20 .2869. Bemidji State 3 15 .167 6 21 .22210. Minnesota, Crookston 2 16 .111 5 22 .185

* - 2007-08 NSIC Regular Season Champions+ - 2008 NSIC Tournament Champions ^ - 2008 NCAA Tournament Participants$ - 2008 NCAA DII National Champions

2007-08 All-NSIC First TeamPlayer School Yr Pos. Ht. Hometown32 Craig Heiman Concordia-St. Paul So. F 6-5 Marshall, Wis.13 Kevin Ratzsh Northern State R-Jr. F 6-5 Bloomington, Ill.30 Bryce Caldwell Wayne State Sr. G 5-11 Davenport, Iowa21 Jonte Flowers Winona State Sr. G 6-4 Cottage Grove, Wis.42 John Smith Winona State Sr. C 6-8 Johnsburg, Ill.

2007-08 All-NSIC Second TeamPlayer School Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown32 Eric Erdmann University of Mary Fr. F 6-5 Fargo, N.D.15 Levi Hamilton Northern State Jr. F 6-6 Lincoln, Neb.2 Craig Nelson Northern State R-Sr. G 5-11 Mayville, N.D.22 Matt Fletcher SW Minnesota State Sr. G 6-2 North Branch, Minn.5 Jamar Diggs Wayne State So. G 6-2 Minneapolis, Minn.

2007-08 All-NSIC Third TeamPlayer School Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown30 James Metcalf Concordia-St. Paul Sr. G 6-3 Killeen, Texas25 Travis Krenske SW Minnesota State Sr. G 6-2 Faribault, Minn.4 Quincy Henderson Winona State Sr. G 6-5 Madison, Wis.5 Luke Wicks Northern State Sr. G/F 6-1 Gillette, Wyo.1 Jude Roybal Upper Iowa Sr. G 5-9 Albuquerque, N.M.

2007-08 NSIC Player of the Year - John Smith, Winona State (Sr., F, Johnsburg Ill.)2007-08 NSIC Newcomer of the Year - Justyn Burgess, MSU Moorhead (Jr., G, Minneapolis, Minn.) Matt Leson, Upper Iowa (Fr., G, Solon, Iowa)2007-08 NSIC Defensive Player of the Year - Jonte Flowers, Winona State (Sr., G, Cottage Grove, Wis.)2007-08 NSIC Coach of the Year - Mike Leaf, Winona State

2008 All-NSIC Tournament TeamPlayer School Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown42 John Smith * Winona State Sr. F 6-8 Johnsburg, Ill.21 Jonte Flowers Winona State Sr. G 6-4 Cottage Grove, Wis.3 Travis Whipple Winona State Jr. G 5-10 Woodbury, Minn.5 Jamar Diggs Wayne State So. G 6-2 Minneapolis, Minn.31 Robert Thomas Northern State So. C 6-10 Mankato, Minn.

*NSIC Tournament Most Valuable Player



NSIC Career Records*Individual Scoring LeadersPlayer (Years) TP AVE.1. Joe Hasz, UMC 1999-03 1,389 19.32. Dan Hagen, SCSU 1977-81 1,329 20.83. Larry Grimes, MTU 1968-72 1,167 24.34. Jacob Fahl, SMSU 1999-03 1,094 15.95. Charles Hanks, BSU 2001-04 1,021 19.66. Kevin Mulder, MSU 1976-80 1,016 16.47. John Smith, WSU 2004-08 1,012 15.88. Eric Kline, NSU 1992-95 975 27.19. David Zellman, WSU 2002-06 958 17.410. Zach Malvik, WSU 2002-03, 2004-07 942 14.7

Individual Rebounding LeadersPlayer (Years) NO. AVE.1. Gus Johnson, WSU 1971-75 819 17.12. Dan Hagen, SCSU 1977-81 611 9.53. John Smith, WSU 2004-08 542 8.54. Walt Whitaker, MSU 1978-82 523 8.65. Bob Foss, UMM 1975-79 513 9.36. Jim Kapitan, MSU 1975-79 504 9.77. Jason Schneeweis, UMD 1999-03 496 7.48. Sundance Wicks, NSU 1999-03 436 6.59. Roscoe Young, WSU, 1970-74 429 9.510. Randy Schwegel, UMM, 1974-77 420 8.1

NSIC SINGLE-SEASON rECOrdSIndividual HighsPOINTS SCORED: ..................420, Joe Hasz, UMC (2001-02)SCORING AVERAGE: ..... 33.8, Brett Beeson, MSU (1995-96)FG ATTEMPTS: ............318, Andrew Kelson, MSU (1976-77)FG’S MADE: ...................168, Scott Bosanko, NSU (1979-80)FG %: ................ .726, Josh Quigley, UMD (1997-98, 77-106)3PT FG ATTEMPTS: ..... 161, Bryce Caldwell, WSC (2007-08)3PT FG MADE: ..............73, Bryce Caldwell, WSC (2007-08)3PT FG %: ..........613, Bruce Lanoue, UMM (1987-88, 19-31)FT ATTEMPTS: ................ 158, Josh Quigley, UMD (1999-00)FT’S MADE: ..................... 107, Brett Beeson, MSU (1994-95)FT %: ...............1.000, Kevin Buntrock, NSU (1980-81, 26-26)REBOUNDS: ............... 221, Rockne Johnson, UMD (1979-80)REBOUND AVERAGE: ..... 17.4, Gus Johnson, WSU (1975-76)ASSISTS: ......................113, Marques Pena, SMSU (2000-01)ASSIST AVERAGE: .......... 8.6, Darren Miller, WSU (1988-89)STEALS: ........................... 64, Jonte Flowers, WSU (2007-08)STEAL AVERAGE: ..........3.76, Jonte Flowers, WSU (2007-08)

Team HighsVICTORIES: .............. 18, Winona State (2006-07 & 2007-08)LOSSES: ............................. 18, Minnesota-Morris (2002-03)WINNING STREAK: ...... 49, Winona State (1/13/06 to present)LOSING STREAK: 37, Bemidji State (1994-95 to1997-98)TOTAL POINTS: 1,598, Southwest Minnesota State (2002-03)SCORING AVERAGE: .........90.9, Moorhead State (1995-96)FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 1,234, Bemidji State (1979-80)FIELD GOALS MADE: ............595, St. Cloud State (1979-80)FG %: ............... .594, Minnesota Duluth (1982-83, 400-673)3PT FG ATTEMPTS: ......... 583, Bemidji State (2002-03)3PT FIELD GOALS MADE: 219, Bemidji State (2002-03)3PT FG %: ............... .513, Northern State (1991-92, 79-154)FT ATTEMPTS: ..................442, Minnesota Duluth (1999-00)FREE THROWS MADE: 343, Southwest Minnesota State (2000-01)FREE THROW %: ..... .818, Winona State (1984-85, 171-209)REBOUNDS: .........................759, Moorhead State (1979-80)REBOUND AVERAGE: ............ 54.7, Winona State ( 1971-72)FEWEST PTS ALLOWED: .......691, St. Cloud State (1968-69)BEST DEFENSIVE AVG: ........51.6, St. Cloud State (1968-69)

rEGuLAr SEASON GAmE rECOrdSIndividual HighsPTS SCORED: .... 56, Izzy Schmiesing, SCSU (vs. MTU, 1966)FG ATTEMPTS: ........... 44, Carter Glad, WSU (vs. SSU, 1989)FG’S MADE: .........21, Herschel Lewis, WSU (vs. MTU, 1972)3PT FG ATTEMPTS: ....... 21, Eric Kline, NSU (vs. UMD, 1994)3PT FIELD GOALS: ........ 11, Eric Kline, NSU (vs. UMD, 1994)FT ATTEMPTS: ............23, Brett Beeson, MSU (vs. SSU, 1995)FT’S MADE: ................21, Brett Beeson, MSU (vs. SSU, 1995)REBOUNDS: ............... 32, Gus Johnson, WSU (vs. BSU, 1975)ASSISTS: ................15, Marques Pena, SMSU (vs. BSU, 2001).................................... Dave Joerger, MSU (vs. UMM, 1996)...................................... Darren Miller, WSU (vs. SSU, 1989)...................................... Kendall Kelly, UMD (vs. SSU, 1986)STEALS: ..................10, Jonte Flowers, WSU (vs. UMC, 2008)BLOCKS: ...................... 8, John Smith, WSU (vs. SMSU, 2006)

Team HighsPOINTS SCORED: .........123, Northern State (vs. MSU, 1993)TOTAL POINTS: 229, Wayne State & Minnesota Crookston (2004)FG ATTEMPTS: ............... 103, Winona State (vs. MSU, 1973)FG’S MADE ................... 49, Moorhead State (vs. SSU, 1974)FG %: ............ .765, Moorhead State (vs. UMD, 1985, 26-34)3PT FG ATTEMPTS: 46, Bemidji State (vs. UMM, 2003))3PT FG’S MADE: ........20, Bemidji State (vs. CSP, 2003)3PT FG %: .857, Minnesota, Crookston (vs. MSUM, 2004-05, 6-7)

FT ATTEMPTS: ........ 51, Bemidji State (vs. MTU, 1972)FT’S MADE: .................. 39, Southwest State (vs. WSU, 1971)FT %: .......... 1.000, Minnesota-Morris (vs. NSU, 1998, 23-23)................................. Minnesota Duluth (WSC, 2004, 16-16)..................................SW Minnesota State (vs. UMC, 14-14)................................... Winona State (vs. UMD, 2004, 13-13)................................... Winona State (vs. UMD, 1999, 11-11).......................... Minnesota, Crookston (vs. WSU, 2005, 8-8)..................... Wayne State (at MSU Moorhead, 2007, 13-13)...Bemidji State (at Southwest Minnesota State, 2008, 10-10)REBOUNDS: ... 77, Minnesota-Morris (vs. Mankato St., 1967)ASSISTS: ............................33, Wayne State (vs. UMC, 2000).......................................... Moorhead State (vs. WSU, 1996)STEALS: .........................20, Northern State (vs. UMC, 2006)......................................... Southwest State (vs. UMM, 2000)....................................... Minnesota Duluth (vs. WSU, 1996)............................................. Northern State (vs. BSU, 1993)FEWEST PTS ALLOWED: 26, St. Cloud State (vs. WSU, 1969)

NSIC TOurNAmENT GAmE rECOrdSIndividual HighsPOINTS SCORED: ...... 37, Kyle Schlaak, WSU (vs. SSU, 2001)FG ATTEMPTS: ......... 22, Scott Koenen, SSU (vs. WSC, 2000)FG’S MADE: ............. 15, Scott Koenen, SSU (vs. WSC, 2000)3-PT FG ATTEMPTS: 14, Nick Schroeder, NSU (vs. UMM, 2002)............................ Alvin Muse, BSU (vs. MSUM, 2006).................................... Craig Nelson, NSU (vs. SMSU, 2007)3-PT FG’S MADE: 7, Stan Johnson, BSU (vs. MSUM, 2003)FT ATTEMPTS: ........16, Matt Hammer, NSU (vs. SMSU, 2005)FT’S MADE: ............ 12, Travis Leech, WSU (vs. SMSU, 2002)REBOUNDS:.. 20, Stacy Pearson-Taylor, BSU (vs. MSUM, 2006)ASSISTS: ................... 9, Jamie Carrier, WSU (vs. MSU, 2000)................................ Marcus Johnson, UMD (vs. WSC, 2003)..................................Sean Seaman, UMD (vs. MSUM, 2003)......................... James Roberson, BSU (vs. NSU, 2005)..................... Derik Hollyfield, BSU (vs. MSUM, 2006)STEALS: ...................6, Kyle Schlaak, WSU (vs. MSUM, 2001)BLOCKS: .........................7, John Smith, WSU (vs. NSU, 2005)

Team HighsPOINTS SCORED: ....106, Bemidji State, (vs. WSU, 2003)TOTAL POINTS (2 TEAMS): 185, BSU-106 (vs. WSU-79, 2003)FG ATTEMPTS: ........... 74, Minnesota Duluth (vs. NSU 2004)FG’S MADE: ............. 37, Bemidji State (vs. WSU, 2003)FG PCT: ................... . .611, Northern State (vs. SMSU, 2005)3-PT FG ATTEMPTS: .39, Bemidji State (vs. MSUM, 2003)3-PT FG’S MADE: .. 17, Bemidji State (vs. MSUM, 2003)3-PT FG %: ........... .643, Concordia-St. Paul (vs. WSC, 2005)FT ATTEMPTS: ............... 41, Winona State (vs. MSUM, 2005)FT’S MADE: ................... 32, Winona State (vs. MSUM, 2005)FT %: .........1.000 (16-16) Minnesota Duluth (vs. WSC, 2004)REBOUNDS: 49, Minnesota Duluth (vs. Northern State, 2004)...........................................Northern State (vs. UMM, 2002)ASSISTS: ........ 29, Minnesota Duluth (vs. Wayne State, 2003)STEALS: ...........................14, Northern State (vs. CSP, 2004)FEWEST PTS ALLOWED: ....... 40, Northern State (vs. WSU, 2008)

Most Valuable Player1960-61 .............................John Schultz, Mankato State1961-62 ..............................Jim Nagel, Moorhead State1962-63 .......................... Jack Harrison, St. Cloud State1963-64 ...............................Jon Hagen , Mankato State1964-65 ........................Peter Lysaker, Moorhead State1965-66 ...................... Izzy Schmiesing, St. Cloud State1966-67 ...................................................Not available1967-68 ...................................................Not available1968-69 ...................................................Not available1969-70 .............................Mike Berg, Moorhead State1970-71 .............................Mike Berg, Moorhead State1971-72 ..........................Larry Grimes, Michigan Tech1972-73 ........................... Hershel Lewis, Winona State1973-74 ............................Mark Stoeve, St. Cloud State1974-75 ..............................Gus Johnson, Winona State1975-76 ..........................Sam Leggett, Southwest State1976-77 ................Randy Schwegel, Minnesota-Morris1977-78 .......................Dexter Cooley, Southwest State 1978-79 ............................Bob Foss, Minnesota-Morris1979-80 ........................ Kevin Mulder, Moorhead State1980-81 ......................... Scott Bosanko, Northern State1981-82 ....................... Walt Whitaker, Moorhead State1982-83 .............................. Kevin King, Northern State1983-84 ..................Chris Neumann, Minnesota Duluth1984-85 ...........................Gene Lorenz, Northern State1985-86 ..................... Mike Bednarek, Moorhead State..............................................Jason West, Winona State1986-87 .................... Jeff Guidinger, Minnesota Duluth...................................... Juan Mitchell, Southwest State1987-88 ................David Thompson, Minnesota Duluth1988-89 .....................Jay Guidinger, Minnesota Duluth1989-90 .....................Jay Guidinger, Minnesota Duluth1990-91 .....................Jay Guidinger, Minnesota Duluth1991-92 ................ Barry Fermanich, Minnesota Duluth1992-93 ............................... Eric Kline, Northern State1993-94 ............................... Eric Kline, Northern State

1994-95 ............................... Eric Kline, Northern State1995-96 ......................... Brett Beeson, Moorhead State1996-97 ..........................Jeremy Vliem, Northern State1997-98 ............................. Ryan Miller, Northern State1998-99 .......................Josh Quigley, Minnesota Duluth1999-00 .......................Josh Quigley, Minnesota Duluth2000-01 ............................ Kyle Schlaak, Winona State2001-02 ...........................Brad Hansen, Northern State2002-03 ...............Jason Schneeweis, Minnesota Duluth2003-04 ..................Charles Hanks, Bemidji State2004-05 ..........................Matt Hammer, Northern State2005-06 .........................David Zellmann, Winona State2006-07 .................................John Smith, Winona State2007-08 .................................John Smith, Winona State

Tournament Most Valuable Player2000 ............................ Brad Joens, Wayne State (Neb.)2001 .................................. Kyle Schlaak, Winona State2002 ....................Jason Schneeweis, Minnesota Duluth2003 .......................... Dusty Decker, Minnesota Duluth2004 ................................ Steve Smiley, Northern State2005 ...............................Matt Hammer, Northern State2006 ..............................David Zellmann, Winona State2007 ................................... Zach Malvik, Winona State2008 ......................................John Smith, Winona State

Newcomer of the Year1998-99 ........................ Chad Koenen, Southwest State1999-2000 ................ Sundance Wicks, Northern State2000-01 ........... Todd Klostermann, Wayne State (Neb.)2001-02 ..................Charles Hanks, Bemidji State2002-03 .........................David Zellmann, Winona State2003-04 ................James Roberson, Bemidji State2004-05 ....................Duane Fields, Bemidji State2005-06 ....................Quincy Henderson, Winona State2006-07 ......... Bryce Cummings, Minnesota, Crookson............................................ Jamar Diggs, Wayne State2007-08 .......................Justyn Burgess, MSU Moorhead................................................Matt Lesan, Upper Iowa

Defensive Player of the Year2000-01 ............................. Kyle Schlaak, Winona State2001-02 .................... Jake Nettleton, Minnesota Duluth2002-03 ....................... Jimmy Dekker, Southwest State2003-04 ........................... Steve Smiley, Northern State............................................... John Hopf, Winona State2004-05 ............................ Jonte Flowers, Winona State2005-06 ............................ Jonte Flowers, Winona State2006-07 ............................ Jonte Flowers, Winona State2007-08 ............................ Jonte Flowers, Winona State

Coach of the Year1980-81 ................... Dave Schellhase, Moorhead State1981-82 ..................George Fischer, Minnesota Duluth................................ Dave Schellhase, Moorhead State1982-83 ....................George Fisher, Minnesota Duluth.......................................Mel Lewis, Minnesota-Morris1983-84 ....................George Fisher, Minnesota Duluth...........................................Bob Wachs, Northern State1984-85 ..............................Bob Wachs, Northern State1985-86 .......................... Dale Race, Minnesota Duluth1986-87 .......................... Dale Race, Minnesota Duluth1987-88 .......................... Dale Race, Minnesota Duluth1988-89 .......................... Dale Race, Minnesota Duluth1989-90 .......................... Dale Race, Minnesota Duluth1990-91 .............................. Bob Olson, Northern State 1991-92 .......................... Dale Race, Minnesota Duluth1992-93 .............................. Bob Olson, Northern State 1993-94 ......................... Perry Ford, Minnesota-Morris1994-95 .............................. Bob Olson, Northern State1995-96 .............................. Bob Olson, Northern State1996-97 .......................... Dale Race, Minnesota Duluth1997-98 .............................. Bob Olson, Northern State1998-99 ..................................Mike Leaf, Winona State1999-00 ............. Greg McDermott, Wayne State (Neb.)2000-01 ...............................Tim Mies, Southwest State2001-02 ..............................Don Meyer, Northern State2002-03 ..............................Don Meyer, Northern State2003-04 ......................... Jeff Guiot, Bemidji State2004-05 ..................................Mike Leaf, Winona State2005-06 ...................................Mike Leaf, Winona Sate2006-07 ..................................Mike Leaf, Winona State2007-08 ..................................Mike Leaf, Winona State*Northern Intercollegiate Conference merged into NSIC before 1993-94 sea-son. Includes NSIC games only. Updated through 2003-04 season.

NSIC Records/Awards...................................................................................................................



ALL-TImE NSIC STANdINGS W L PCT.Northern State 280 122 .697Minnesota Duluth 340 166 .671St. Cloud State 314 171 .647 Minnesota State 221 147 .601Wayne State 83 69 .546Winona State 416 414 .501MSU Moorhead 391 436 .473SW Minnesota State 232 299 .437Bemidji State 368 487 .430Minnesota-Morris* 197 289 .405Concordia-St. Paul 59 93 .388Michigan Tech* 95 166 .370 University of Mary 10 26 .278Upper Iowa 10 26 .278Minnesota, Crookston 27 125 .178

Records from 1932-2008&Conference games only* No longer NSIC member

TITLES wON Or ShArEdSchool No. Last TitleSt. Cloud State 17 1975-76Minnesota Duluth 15 1996-97Winona State 14 2007-08Minnesota State 13 1978-79Northern State 10 2002-03Bemidji State 9 2003-04MSU Moorhead 4 1981-82Minnesota-Morris* 3 1993-94Michigan Tech* 2 1979-80Wayne State (Neb.) 1 1999-00SW Minnesota State 1 2000-01

*no longer NSIC member

NSIC TOurNAmENT ChAmPIONS(earnS aUtomatic Bid to ncaa toUrnament)Year Team2000 Wayne State (Neb.)2001 Minnesota Duluth2002 Winona State2003 Minnesota Duluth2004 Northern State2005 Northern State2006 Winona State2007 Winona State2008 Winona State

NSIC TOurNAmENT rECOrdSMinnesota Duluth 11-3 (.785)Winona State 16-5 (.762)Northern State 13-8 (.619)SW Minnesota State 9-9 (.500)Bemidji State 5-8 (.385)Wayne State 5-8 (.385)Concordia-St. Paul 2-7 (.222)MSU Moorhead 2-9 (.189)Minnesota-Morris* 0-3 (.000)Minnesota, Crookston 0-2 (.000)Upper Iowa 0-2 (.000)

2008-09 NSIC Preseason Coaches’ Poll Pts. #1 votes Minnesota State % 176 7Northern State % 169 5Winona State *^% $ 159 2Augustana 139St. Cloud State 131Minnesota Duluth 118SW Minnesota State 116Concordia-St. Paul 103Wayne State 76MSU Moorhead 69Upper Iowa 68University of Mary 55Bemidji State 51Minnesota, Crookston 25

*- Defending NSIC Regular Season Champion^-Defending NSIC Tournament Champion%-2008 NCAA Tournament Appearance$-Defending NCAA Division II Champion

2008-09 NSIC Preseason Players to WatchPlayer School Yr Pos. Ht. HometownEric Krogman Augustana College Sr. F 6-6 Elkton, S.D.Sergej Baskow Bemidji State Jr. F 6-8 Ludwigsburg, GermanyCraig Heiman Concordia-St. Paul Jr. F 6-5 Marshall, Wis.Eric Erdmann Univeristy of Mary Jr. F 6-5 Fargo, N.D.Akeem Cubie Minnesota, Crookston So. G 6-5 Minneapolis, Minn.Brian Sykora Minnesota Duluth Jr. F 6-7 Bloomington, Minn.Jake Morrow Minnesota State Sr. G 6-4 Wild Rose, Wis.Justyn Burgess MSU Moorhead Sr. G 6-3 Minneapolis, Minn.Kevin Ratzsch Northern State Sr. F 6-5 Bloomington, Ill.Ross DeMasi SW Minnesota State Sr. F 6-8 Swanton, Vt.Matt Schneck St. Cloud State Jr. C 6-8 Whitefish Bay, Wis.Matt Lesan Upper Iowa So. G 6-2 Solon, IowaJonathon Thomas Wayne State Sr. F 6-6 Earlville, IowaDavid Johnson Winona State Jr. G 6-2 Hayfield, Minn.

2008-09 NSIC Preseason Player of the YearPlayer School Yr Pos. Ht. HometownKevin Ratzsch Northern State Sr. F 6-5 Bloomington, Ill.

.......................................................................................................................... The NSIC in 2008-09



GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: .................. Bismarck, N.D. (2,842)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: ...........................Royal Blue and OrangeHome Court: ..............................Activity Center (2,000)President: ................................... Sister Thomas WelderAthletic Director: .....................................Roger ThomasAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (701) 355-8110

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ...................................Brian LarsonEmail: .......................................... [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (701) 355-8354SID Fax: ................................................. (701) 355-8302Web site: ........................www.umary.edu/um/athleticsMailing Address: ......................... 7500 University Drive......................................................Bismarck, N.D. 58504

HEAD COACHHead Coach: ................................................ Juno PintarHead Coach’s email: ....................... [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (701) 355-8220Record at School/Years: ....................... 48-67 (.417)/5thCareer Record: ..................................... 48-67 (.417)/5thAssistant Coaches: ..................................... Kevin Forde, .......... Nate Welstad, Bruce Erdmann and Luke Wiersma

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ......................................................8-20Conference Record: ................................................5-13Conference Finish: ....................................................8thStarters Returning: .......................................................3Starters Lost: ................................................................2Top Returner: ...... Eric Erdmann Jr., F, 6-5 (14.1 ppg, 4.8

rpg) 2007-08 All-NSIC Second Team

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: .............. Moorhead, Minn. (7,500)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division IISchool Colors: ...................................Scarlet and WhiteHome Court: ..........................Alex Nemzek Hall (2,600)President: ......................................... Dr. Roland BardenAthletic Director: ........................................ Doug PetersAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (218) 477-2306

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ...................................... Larry ScottEmail: ............................................ [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (218) 477-2113SID Fax: ................................................. (218) 477-2550Web site: ................................. www.msumdragon.comMailing Address: ................................Alex Nemzek Hall

Moorhead, MN 56563

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: ..................................................Stu EngenHead Coach’s email: ................. [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (218) 477-2293Record at School/Years: .......................82-87 (.485) /7thCareer Record: ................................287-195 (.594)/19thAssistant Coaches: .......Jason Beschta and Luke Herbert

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ....................................................14-14Conference Record: ................................................7-11Conference Finish: ....................................................7thStarters Returning: .......................................................2Starters Lost: ................................................................3Top Returner: .... Justyn Burgess Sr., G, 6-3 (13.3 ppg, 4.2

rpg, .483 FG%) 2007-08 Co-Newcomer of the Year

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: ............... Crookston, Minn. (1,200)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: ...................................Maroon and GoldHome Court: ......................Lysaker Gymnasium (3,000)Chancellor: ............................ Charles H. Casey, D.V.M.Athletic Director: ............................ Stephanie HelgesonAthletic Phone: ...................................... (218) 281-8414

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: .................................. Mitch BakkenEmail: [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (218) 281-8414SID Fax: ................................................. (218) 281-8430Web site: .............. ........... www.goldeneaglesports.comMailing Address: ......139 Sports Center, 2900 University

Ave., Crookston, MN 56716

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: .................................................. Jeff OsethHead Coach’s email: [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (218) 281-8426Record at School/Years: .....................23-114 (.168) /6thCareer Record: ...................................23-114 (.168) /6thAssistant Coaches: ...... Scott Sorenson and Victor Garza

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ......................................................5-22Conference Record: ................................................2-16Conference Finish: ..................................................10thStarters Returning: .......................................................3Starters Lost: ................................................................2Top Returner: ......Bryce Cummings Jr., G, 6-2 (10.0 ppg,

.709 FT%)

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: ................... St. Paul, Minn. (2,236)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: ..................... Navy Blue and Vegas GoldHome Court: ........................ Gangelhoff Center (2,500)President: .............................................Dr. Robert HolstAthletic Director: .....................................Tom RubbelkeAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (651) 641-8700

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ........................................ Josh DeerEmail: ....................................................jdeer@csp.eduSID Phone: ............................................. (651) 641-8893SID Fax: ................................................. (651) 641-8767Web site: .............................. www.cugoldenbears.comMailing Address: ....................275 N Syndicate Street N........................................................... St. Paul, MN 55104

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: ...................................................Kelly BoeHead Coach’s email: ................................ [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (651) 603-6250Record at School/Years: ....................... 37-20 (.649)/3rdCareer RecordYears: ............................ 60-29 (.674)/4thAsst. Coaches: .......................... Chad Welk and RJ Allen

TEAM INFORMATION2006-07 Record: ....................................................16-12Conference Record: ................................................10-8Conference Finish: ....................................................T-4Starters Returning: .......................................................4Starters Lost: ................................................................1Top Returners: ......Craig Heiman Jr., F, 6-5 (18.0 ppg, 5.1

rpg) 2007-08 All-NSIC First Team

CONCOrdIA uNIvErSITy

GOLdEN BEArS

Jan. 9 • 8:00 p.m. @ Bemidji, Minn.Feb. 6 • 8:00 p.m. @ St. Paul, Minn.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: .................Marshall, Minn. (3,200)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: ........................... Brown and Vegas GoldHome Court: ....................................R/A Facility (4,000)President: .........................................Dr. David DanaharInterim Athletic Director:................... Chris HmielewskiAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (507) 537-7984

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: .........................................Kelly LoftEmail: ................................... [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (507) 537-7177SID Fax: ................................................. (507) 537-6578Web site: ...............................www.smsumustangs.comMailing Address: ................................. 1501 State Street....................................................... Marshall, MN 56258

HEAD COACHHead Coach: ............................................ Greg StemenHead Coach’s email: ........ [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (507) 537-7128Record at School/Years: .....................113-90 (.557) /7thCareer Record: ...................................113-90 (.557) /7thAssistant Coaches: ...............Brad Bigler, Nate Kaeding,

Jeff Hansen

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ....................................................17-12Conference Record: ................................................11-7Conference Finish: ................................................... 3rdStarters Returning: .......................................................2Starters Lost: ................................................................3Top Returner: .... Kevin Andrews Jr., F, 6-4 (8.7 ppg, .523

FG%)

SOuThwEST mINNESOTA STATE

uNIvErSITy muSTANGS

Jan. 31 • 8:00 p.m. @ Bemidji, Minn.

uNIvErSITy OF mINNESOTA, CrOOkTON GOLdEN EAGLES

Dec. 6 • 8:00 p.m. @ Crookston, Minn.Feb. 14 • 8:00 p.m. @ Bemidji, Minn

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: .................. Aberdeen, S.D. (3,000)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: ................................... Maroon and GoldHome Court: ................................. Wachs Arena (8,057)Interim President: .............. Dr. Laurie Stenberg NicholsAthletic Director: ........................................... Bob OlsonAthletic Phone: ...................................... (605) 626-7732

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ...................................Jacque ScobyEmail: ............................... [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (605) 626-7748SID Fax: ................................................. (605) 626-2238Web site: ................ www.northernwolvesathletics.comMailing Address: ........................... 1200 South Jay Street

Aberdeen, SD 57401

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: ................................................ Don MeyerHead Coach’s email: .................. [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (605) 626-7730Record at School/Years: .....................189-79 (.705) /9thCareer Record: ............................... 891-299 (.749) /36thAssistant Coaches: ...... Randy Baruth, Brad Christenson,

Scott Stevens

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ......................................................29-4Conference Record: ................................................16-2Conference Finish: ...................................................2ndStarters Returning: .......................................................2Starters Lost: ................................................................3Top Returner: .....Kevin Ratzsch, Sr., F, 6-5 (16.8 ppg, 5.7

rpg) 2007-08 All-NSIC First Team

NOrThErN STATE uNIvErSITy

wOLvES

Nov. 30 • 2:00 p.m. @ Sioux Falls, S.D.Jan. 16 • 8:00 p.m. @ Aberdeen, S.D.

mINNESOTA STATE uNIvErSITy mOOrhEAd drAGONS

Dec. 5 • 8:00 p.m. @ Moorhead, Minn.Feb. 13 • 8:00 p.m. @ Bemidji, Minn.

uNIvErSITy OF mAry

mArAudErS

Jan. 17 • 8:00 p.m. @ Bismarck, N.D.

NSIC Opponents................................................................................................................................



GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: .....................Fayette, Iowa (1,600)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: .........................Peacock Blue and WhiteHome Court: ..................... Dorman Gymnasium (1,500)President: ............................................. Dr. Alan WalkerAthletic Director: ..................................................... TBAAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (563) 425-5293

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ..........................Howard ThompsonEmail: ........................................... [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (563) 425-5307SID Fax: ................................................. (563) 425-5712Web site: ........................www.upperiowaathletics.comMailing Address: ........................................PO Box 1857........................................................ Fayette, Iowa 52142

HEAD COACHHead Coach: ...............................................Brian DolanHead Coach’s email: [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (563) 425-5294Record at School/Years: ....................... 12-44 (.214)/3rdCareer Record: .....................................36-55 (.396) /4thAsst. Coaches: ........... Greg Stephen and Keven Bradley

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ......................................................9-19Conference Record: ................................................8-10Conference Finish: ....................................................6thStarters Returning: .......................................................2Starters Lost: ................................................................3Top Returner: Matt Lesan So.., G, 6-2 (12.5 ppg, 2.3 rpg,

.797 3FG %) 2007-08 Co-Newcomer of the Year

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: ..................Sioux Falls, S.D. (1,750)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: .....................................Navy and YellowHome Court: ................................Elmen Center (4,000)President: ............................................Robert C. OliverAthletic Director: ............................................ Bill GrossAthletic Phone: ...................................... (605) 274-4315

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: .................................. Kevin LudwigEmail: [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (605) 274-4335SID Fax: ................................................. (605) 274-5298Web site: ......................................... www.goaugie.comMailing Address: .............................2001 S. Summit Ave.

Sioux Falls, S.D. 57197

HEAD COACHHead Coach: .............................................. Tom BilleterHead Coach’s email: ................ [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (605) 274-4317Record at School/Years: .................................N/A, 22ndCareer Record: ...............................................N/A, 22ndAsst. Coaches: .............Jayden Olson, Collin Authier, Ian

McKeithen

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ......................................................22-9NCC Conference Record: ..........................................8-4Conference Finish: .................................................. 2ndStarters Returning: .......................................................3Starters Lost: ................................................................2Top Returner: David Foster Jr., G, 6-5 (10.7 ppg, 3.1 rpg)

2007-08 All-North Central Conference

uPPEr IOwA uNIvErSITy

PEACOCkS

Nov. 29 • 8:00 p.m. @ Sioux Falls, S.D.Dec. 13 • 8:00 p.m. @ Bemidji, Minn.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: ..................... Wayne, Neb. (3,600)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: ...................................... Black and GoldHome Court: ............................ Rice Auditorium (2,500)President: ...................................... Dr. Richard CollingsAthletic Director: ...........................................Eric SchohAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (402) 375-7520

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ..................................... Mike GroszEmail: ............................................. [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (402) 375-7326SID Fax: ................................................. (402) 375-7271Web site: ..................................www.wsc.edu/athleticsMailing Address: ................................. 1111 Main Street.........................................................Wayne, Neb. 68787

HEAD COACHHead Coach: .............................................. Rico BurkettHead Coach’s email: ........................ [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (402) 375-7309Record at School/Years: ...................100-122 (.450) /8thCareer Record: .................................100-122 (.450) /8thAsst. Coach:......................... Matt Murken, Scott Hannon

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ....................................................16-13Conference Record: ................................................10-8Conference Finish: ................................................. t-4thStarters Returning: .......................................................2Starters Lost: ................................................................3Top Returner: .. Jonathon Thomas Sr., F, 6-6 (9.9 ppg, 6.8

rpg .509 FG%)

wAyNE STATE COLLEGE

wILdCATS

Jan. 3 • 8:00 p.m. @ Wayne, Neb.Feb. 28 • 8:00 p.m. @ Bemidji, Minn.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: .................. Winona, Minn. (7,300)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: ............. Northwestern Purple and WhiteHome Court: .................... McCown Gymnasium (3,500)President: .............................................. Judith RamaleyAthletic Director: ...................................... Larry HolstadAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (507) 457-5212

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ...........................Michael HerzbergEmail: [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (507) 457-5576SID Fax: ................................................. (507) 457-5479Web site: ............................. www.winona.edu/athleticsMailing Address: .......................... 175 West Mark Street

Winona, MN 55987

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: .................................................. Mike LeafHead Coach’s email: ........................ [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (507) 457-5530Record at School/Years: ................... 202-78 (.721) /10thCareer Record: ................................. 202-78 (.721) /10thAsst. Coach:... Tom Brown, Chris Gove and Brady Moore

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ......................................................38-1Conference Record: ................................................18-0Conference Finish: .................................................... 1stStarters Returning: .......................................................2Starters Lost: ................................................................3Top Returner: ..... David Johnson Jr., G, 6-2 (11.1 ppg, 2.7

rpg, .443 FG%)

wINONA STATE uNIvErSITy

wArrIOrS

Dec. 12 • 8:00 p.m. @ Bemidji, Minn.Feb. 21 • 8:00 p.m. @ Winona, Minn.

.................................................................................................................................. NSIC Opponents

AuGuSTANA COLLEGE

vIkINGS

Jan. 2 • 8:00 p.m. @ Sioux Falls, S.D.

• AUGUSTANA COLLEGE • BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY • CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY-ST. PAUL •• UNIVERSITY OF MARY • UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, CROOKSTON •

•UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA DULUTH • MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, MANKATO •• MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MOORHEAD • NORTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY • • SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY • ST. CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITY •

• UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY • WAYNE STATE COLLEGE • WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY •

SOUTH DAKOTA

NEBRASKA

MINNESOTA

University of Minnesota, CrookstonCrookston, Minnesota

Bemidji State UniversityBemidji, Minnesota

University of MaryBismarck, North Dakota

IOWA

NORTH DAKOTA

NSIC TERRITORY

University of Minnesota DuluthDuluth, Minnesota

St. Cloud State UniversitySt. Cloud, Minnesota

Minnesota State University MoorheadMoorhead, Minnesota

Northern State UniversityAberdeen, South Dakota

Southwest Minnesota State UniversityMarshall, Minnesota

Augustana CollegeSioux Falls, South Dakota

Wayne State College Wayne, Nebraska

Concordia University-St. PaulSt. Paul, Minnesota

Minnesota State University, MankatoMankato, Minnesota

Winona State UniversityWinona, Minnesota

Upper Iowa UniversityFayette, Iowa



GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: ............... Mankato, Minn. (14,036)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: .....................................Purple and GoldHome Court: ................................Taylor Center (4,521)President: ...................................Dr. Richard DavenportAthletic Director: .....................................Kevin BuismanAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (507) 389-6111

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ....................................... Paul AllanEmail: ......................................... [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (507) 389-2625SID Fax: ................................................. (507) 389-1923Web site: ............................... www.msumavericks.comMailing Address: ....................... Myers Field House 135.............................................Minnesota State University............................................................... Mankato, Minn

HEAD COACHHead Coach: .................................... Matt MargenthalerHead Coach’s email: ...... [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (507) 389-2311Record at School/Years: .................... 140-67 (.676) /7thCareer Record: .................................. 140-67 (.676) /7thAsst. Coach:.....................Mike Schott and Nigel Jenkins

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ......................................................28-5NCC Conference Record: ........................................11-1Conference Finish: .................................................... 1stStarters Returning: .......................................................3Starters Lost: ................................................................2Top Returner: ... Jake Morrow Sr., G, 6-4 (16.0 ppg, ..439

FG%)2007-08 All-North Central Conference

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: ............... St. Cloud, Minn (16,882)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: .................................Cardinal and BlackHome Court: .............................Hallenbeck Hall (6,927)President: ............................................Dr. Earl Potter IIIAthletic Director: ...................................Dr. Morris KurtzAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (320) 308-3102

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ....................................Anne AbichtEmail: ................................... [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (320) 308-2141SID Fax: ................................................. (320) 308-2099Web site: ..................... www.stcloudstate.edu/athleticsMailing Address: ...................................Halenbeck Hall.................................................................720 4th Ave S............................................ St. Cloud, Minn. 56301-4498

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: ...........................................Kevin SchlagelHead Coach’s email: ......... [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (320) 308-3297Record at School/Years: ................. 215-103 (.676) /12thCareer Record: ............................... 215-103 (.676) /12thAsst. Coach:... Matt Reimer, Corey Schlagel and Andrew

Cone

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: .................................................... 17-11NCC Conference Record: ..........................................5-7Conference Finish: ....................................................5thStarters Returning: .......................................................3Starters Lost: ................................................................2Top Returners: ......Matt Schneck Jr., C, 6-7 (13.0 ppg, 6.6

rbg)

ST. CLOud STATE

huSkIES

Jan. 10 • 8:00 p.m. @ Bemidji, Minn.Feb. 7 • 8:00 p.m. @ St. Cloud, Minn.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation/Enrollment: .................. Duluth, Minn. (11,300)Conference: ......................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: ........................................... NCAA Division II School Colors: ...................................Maroon and GoldHome Court: ..................... Romano Gymnasium (2,759)Chancellor: ...........................................Kathryn MartinAthletic Director: ........................................ Bob NielsenAthletic Director Phone: ......................... (218) 726-8718

SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact: ...................................Bob NygaardEmail: [email protected] Phone: ............................................. (218) 726-8191SID Fax: ................................................. (218) 726-6529Web site: ................................. www.umdbulldogs.comMailing Address: ............................. 1216 Ordean Court

Duluth, Minn. 55812

HEAD COACHHead Coach: ........................................... Gary HolquistHead Coach’s email: [email protected] Office Phone: ........................ (218) 726-6185Record at School/Years: ..................155-137 (.531)/10thCareer Record: ............................... 155-137 (.531) /10thAsst. Coaches: ............................................ Jeff Nicholas

TEAM INFORMATION2007-08 Record: ......................................................9-19NCC Conference Record: ........................................2-10Conference Finish: ....................................................7thStarters Returning: .......................................................2Starters Lost: ................................................................3Top Returner: Brian Sykora Sr., F, 6-7 (16.5 ppg, 8.4 rpg)

2007-08 All-North Central Conference

NSIC Opponents..................................................................................................................................

NON-CONFErENCE OPPONENT SId dIrECTOryDickinson State Basketball Contact ............................... Galen Morton SID Phone ........................................... (701) 227-2102 SID e-mail [email protected] SID Fax .................................................................N/A Web site .................................... www.dsu.nodak.edu

Indiana University Basketball Contact .............................. Nate Wiechers AMR Phone ......................................... (812) 855-9794 SID e-mail ............................. [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (812) 855-9401 Web site ................................... www.iuhoosiers.com

Jamestown College Basketball Contact ...............................................N/A SID Phone ........................................... (701) 253-4450 SID e-mail ............................................................N/A SID Fax ................................................ (701) 253-4450 Web site ..................................................www.jc.edu

University of Wisconsin-River Falls Basketball Contact ....................................... Jim Thies SID Phone ........................................... (715) 425-3846 SID e-mail [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (715) 425-4486 Web: ....................................... www.uwrf.edu/sports

University of North Dakota Basketball Contact .................................Jayson Hajdu SID Phone ........................................... (701) 777-2986 SID e-mail ............ [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (701) 777-4352 Web site ............................... www.fightingsioux.com

NSIC OPPONENT SId dIrECTOryAugustana College Basketball Contact ................................Kevin Ludwig SID Phone ........................................... (605) 274-4335 SID e-mail [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (605) 274-5298 Web site .......................................www.goaugie.com

Concordia University-St. Paul Basketball Contact ...................................... Josh Deer SID Phone ........................................... (651) 641-8893 SID e-mail [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (651) 641-8787 Web site ............................ www.cugoldenbears.com

University of Minnesota, Crookston Basketball Contact ................................Mitch Bakken SID Phone ........................................... (218) 281-8414 SID e-mail ................................... [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (218) 281-8430 Web site ...................... www.goldeneaglesports.com

University of Minnesota Duluth Basketball Contact .................................Bob Nygaard SID Phone ........................................... (218) 726-8191 SID e-mail [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (218) 726-6529 Web site ...............................www.umdbulldogs.com

Minnesota State University Basketball Contact ..................................... Paul Allen SID Phone ........................................... (507) 389-2625 SID e-mail ............................... [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (507) 389-1923 Web site ............................. www.msumavericks.com

Minnesota State University, Moorhead Basketball Contact .................................... Larry Scott SID Phone ........................................... (218) 477-2113 SID e-mail .................................. [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (218) 477-2550 Web site ............................. www.msumdragons.com

Northern State University Basketball Contact ................................ Jacque Scoby SID Phone ........................................... (605) 626-7748 SID e-mail ..................... [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (605) 626-2238 Web site .............. www.northernwolvesathletics.com

Southwest Minnesota State University Basketball Contact .......................................Kelly Loft SID Phone ........................................... (507) 537-7177 SID e-mail ......................... [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (507) 537-6578 Web site .............................www.smsumustangs.com

St. Cloud State University Basketball Contact ..................................Anne Abicht SID Phone ........................................... (320) 308-2141 SID e-mail ......................... [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (320) 308-2099 Web site ................... www.stcloudstate.edu/athletics

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University of Upper Iowa Basketball Contact ........................Howard Thompson SID Phone ........................................... (563) 425-5307 SID e-mail ................................. [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (563) 425-5712 Web site ......................www.upperiowaathletics.com

University of Mary Basketball Contact ................................. Brian Larson SID Phone ........................................... (701) 355-8354 SID e-mail ................................ [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (701) 355-8302 Web site ........................www.umary.edu/um/athltics

Wayne State College Basketball Contact ................................... Mike Grosz SID Phone ........................................... (402) 375-7326 SID e-mail ................................... [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (402) 375-7271 Web site ................................www.wsc.edu/athletics

Winona State University Basketball Contact ............................. Mike Herzberg SID Phone ........................................... (507) 457-5576 SID e-mail [email protected] SID Fax ................................................ (507) 457-5479 Web site .......................... www.winona.edu/athletics



SATurdAy, OCTOBEr 25northern State vS. Black hillS State 7 pm

FrIdAy, OCTOBEr 31Sw minneSota State vS. St. olaf 7 pm

SATurdAy, NOvEmBEr 1aUgUStana at wiSconSin 7 pmminneSota dUlUth at wiSconSin-green Bay 7 pmmSU moorhead at montana State 7 pmwayne State at gonZaga tBa

mONdAy, NOvEmBEr 3minneSota, crookSton at minot State 7 pmSw minneSota State vS. SoUth dakota State 7 pmSt. cloUd State at minneSota 7 pm

TuESdAy, NOvEmBEr 4UniverSity of mary at north dakota State 7 pm

ThurSdAy, NOvEmBEr 6northern State at minneSota tBaUpper iowa vS. dream BUilderS tBa

FrIdAy, NOvEmBEr 7minneSota dUlUth vS. U. of montevello 4 pmSw minneSota State vS. alaSka-anchorage 11 amminneSota Sttate vS. Bently 1:30 pm

SATurdAy, NOvEmBEr 8minneSota State vS. SoUthern indiana 1:30 pmmSU moorhead at north dakota State 3 pmwinona State at Uw-lacroSSe 4 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. leeS-mcrae 4 pmnorthern State at pUrdUe 6 pmSw minneSota State vS. hUmBolt State 7 pm

SuNdAy, NOvEmBEr 9minneSota State vS. St. martinS 11 amSw minneSota State vS. ft. lewiS 1 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. florida SoUthern 6:30 pm

mONdAy, NOvEmBEr 10UniverSity of mary at montana State 7 pmminneSota, crookSton vS. SioUx fallS 7 pmwayne State at northern iowa 7 pm

TuESdAy, NOvEmBEr 11Bemidji State at indiana 7 pm

wEdNESdAy, NOvEmBEr 12winona State vS. concordia-alBerta 7 pm

FrIdAy, NOvEmBEr 14Sw minneSota State vS. northweStern 7 pmconcordia UniverSity at minneSota 8 pm

SATurdAy, NOvEmBEr 15minneSota, crookSton vS. wayne State 2 pmaUgUStana at chadron State 3 pmSt. cloUd State vS. metro State 4 pmUpper iowa at drUry 7 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. georgia State 6 pmminneSota State vS. monmoUth 8 pmwinona State vS. St. mary’S 8 pm

SuNdAy, NOvEmBEr 16minneSota dUlUth at northern michigan 12 pmminneSota, crookSton vS. metro State 2 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. Bowling green 4 pmSt. cloUd State vS. wayne State 4 pm

TuESdAy, NOvEmBEr 18Bemidji State vS. jameStown 7 pmnorthern State vS. moUnt marty 7 pmSw minneSota State at north dakota 7 pmwinona State vS. tBa tBa

wEdNESdAy, NOvEmBEr 19UniverSity of mary at St. martinS 7 pmUpper iowa at Uw-milwaUkee 7 pmwayne State vS. morningSide 7 pmaUgUStana vS. UniverSity of SioUx fallS 8 pm

ThurSdAy, NOvEmBEr 20northern State vS. mayville State 7 pmmSU moorhead vS. manitoBa 7:30 pmwinona State vS. tBa tBa

FrIdAy, NOvEmBEr 21UniverSity of mary at Seattle pacific toUrn. tBaminneSota State vS. poSt 8 pmnorthern State vS. preSentation college 8 pm

SATurdAy, NOvEmBEr 22Bemidji State at north dakota 2 pmaUgUStana vS. SoUth dakota School of mineS 3 pmminneSota, crookSton at minneSota, morriiS 5 pm

St. cloUd State at St. john’S 7:30 pmminneSota State vS. chowan 8 pmwinona State vS. tBa tBaUniverSity of mary at Seattle pacific toUrn. tBa

SuNdAy, NOvEmBEr 23minneSota dUlUth at michigan tech 11 amconcordia UniverSity vS. aUgSBUrg 4 pm

mONdAy, NOvEmBEr 24northern State vS. jameStown college 7 pmwayne State vS. neBraSka-kearney 8 pm

TuESdAy, NOvEmBEr 25minneSota, crookSton at mayville State 7 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. wiSconSin-SUperior 7 pmUpper iowa at SoUth dakota State 7 pmmSU moorhead vS. concordia college 7:30 pmminneSota State vS. william penn 8 pm

wEdNESdAy, NOvEmBEr 26UniverSity of mary at montana State 7 pm

FrIdAy, NOvEmBEr 28winona State vS. aUgBUrg 7 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. San franciSco State 7:30 pmSt. cloUd State vS. hUmBolt State 7:30 pmminneSota, crookSton at Uw-StoUt toUrney tBa

SATurdAy, NOvEmBEr 29minneSota dUlUth vS. northern State 2 pmBemidji State vS. Upper iowa 3 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. cal. State mon. Bay 4 pmaUgUStana vS. Sw minneSota State 7 pmminneSota State vS. Bethany lUtheran 7 pmwinona State vS. gUStavUS 7 pmmSU moorhead vS. wayne State 8 pmSt. cloUd State vS. chico State 9:30 pmminneSota, crookSton at Uw-StoUt toUrney tBa

SuNdAy, NOvEmBEr 30Bemidji State vS. northern State 2 pmSw minneSota State vS. Upper iowa 3 pmaUgUStana vS. mSU moorhead 7 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. wayne State 8 pm

mONdAy, dECEmBEr 1UniverSity of mary vS. montana State 7 pm

wEdNESdAy, dECEmBEr 3Sw minneSota State vS. northweStern 7 pm FrIdAy, dECEmBEr 5aUgUStana at UniverSity of mary 8 pmBemidji State at mSU moorhead 8 pmconcordia UniverSity at Upper iowa 8 pmminneSota, crookSton vS. minneSota dUlUth 8 pmnorthern State vS. wayne State 8 pmSt. cloUd State at winona State 8 pm

FrIdAy, dECEmBEr 6aUgUStana at northern State 8 pmBemidji State at minneSota, crookSton 8 pmconcordia UniverSity at winona State 8 pmUniverSity of mary vS. wayne State 8 pmminneSota dUlUth at mSU moorhead 8 pmminneSota State at Sw minneSota State 8 pmSt. cloUd State at Upper iowa 8 pm

TuESdAy, dECEmBEr 9aUgUStana vS. dakota State 7 pm

FrIdAy, dECEmBEr 12Bemidji State vS. winona State 8 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. minneSota, crookSton 8 pmUniverSity of mary vS. minneSota State 8 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. Upper iowa 8 pmmSU moorhead at St. cloUd State 8 pmnorthern State vS. Sw minneSota State 8 pm

SATurdAy, dECEmBEr 13aUgUStana at wayne State 8 pmBemidji State vS. Upper iowa 8 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. mSU moorhead 8 pmUniverSity of mary vS. Sw minneSota State 8 pmminneSota, crookSton at St. cloUd State 8 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. winona State 8 pmminneSota State at northern State 8 pm

wEdNESdAy, dECEmBEr 17winona State at trUman State 7 pm

ThurSdAy, dECEmBEr 18Bemidji State at jameStown 7 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. northweStern 7 pmminneSota State vS. macmUrray 7 pm

FrIdAy, dECEmBEr 19UniverSity of mary vS. mayville State 7 pmminneSota State vS. crown college 7 pmminneSota dUlUth at SoUth dakota 8 pm

SATurdAy, dECEmBEr 20wayne State vS. york college 2 pmwinona State vS. lewiS 3 pmBemidji State vS. Uw-river fallS 7 pmmSU moorhead vS. crown college 7 pmSt. cloUd State vS. dakota State 8 pmaUgUStana at montana State tBa

mONdAy, dECEmBEr 22Upper iowa at miSSoUri-St. loUiS 6 pmSw minneSota State at SoUth dakota 7 pm

TuESdAy, dECEmBEr 28northern State vS. midland lUtheran 7 pmwinona State vS. texaS a&m int’l 7 pm

wEdNESdAy, dECEmBEr 29mSU moorhead vS. mayville State 3 pm

TuESdAy, dECEmBEr 30St. cloUd State vS. St. mary’S 6 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. St. thomaS 7 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. northland 7 pmSw minneSota State at SioUx fallS 7 pmminneSota, crookSton at north dakota tBa

FrIdAy, jANuAry 2concordia UniverSity vS. valley city State 3 pmaUgUStana at Bemidji State 8 pmUniverSity of mary at Upper iowa 8 pmminneSota, crookSton at minneSota State 8 pmminneSota dUlUth at wayne State 8 pmmSU moorhead at Sw minneSota State 8 pmnorthern State at winona State 8 pm

SATurdAy, jANuAry 3concordia UniverSity at St. cloUd State 4 pmaUgUStana vS. minneSota dUlUth 8 pmBemidji State at wayne State college 8 pmUniverSity of mary at winona State 8 pmminneSota, crookSton at Sw minneSota State 8 pmminneSota State vS. mSU moorhead 8 pmnorthern State at Upper iowa 8 pm

TuESdAy, jANuAry 6Bemidji State at dickinSon State 6 pm

FrIdAy, jANuAry 9aUgUStana at mSU moorhead 8 pmBemidji State vS. concordia UniverSity 8 pmminneSota, crookSton vS. wayne State 8 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. St. cloUd State 8 pmminneSota State vS. Upper iowa 8 pmSw minneSota State vS. winona State 8 pm

SATurdAy, jANuAry 10aUgUStana at minneSota, crookSton 8 pmBemidji State vS. St. cloUd State 8 pmconcordia UniverSity at minneSota dUlUth 8 pmUniverSity of mary at northern State 8 pmminneSota State vS. winona State 8 pmmSU moorhead vS. wayne State 8 pmSw minneSota State vS. Upper iowa 8 pm

TuESdAy, jANuAry 13UniverSity of mary at north dakota 7 pm

FrIdAy, jANuAry 16aUgUStana vS. Upper iowa 8 pmBemidji State at northern State 8 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. minneSota State 8 pmUniverSity of mary vS. minneSota dUlUth 8 pmSw minneSota State at St. cloUd State 8 pmwayne State vS. winona State 8 pm

SATurdAy, jANuAry 17aUgUStana vS. winona State 8 pmBemidji State at UniverSity of mary 8 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. Sw minneSota State 8 pmminneSota, crookSton vS. mSU moorhead 8 pmminneSota dUlUth at northern State 8 pmminneSota State at St. cloUd State 8 pmUpper iowa vS. wayne State 8 pm

FrIdAy, jANuAry 23aUgUStana at Sw minneSota State 8 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. northern State 8 pmUniverSity of mary at St. cloUd State 8 pmminneSota, crookSton at Upper iowa 8 pmminneSota State vS. wayne State 8 pmmSU moorhead at winona State 8 pm

SATurdAy, jANuAry 24Bemidji State at minneSota dUlUth 5 pmaUgUStana at minneSota State 8 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. UniverSity of mary 8 pmmSU moorhead at Upper iowa 8 pmnorthern State at St. cloUd State 8 pm Sw minneSota State vS. wayne State 8 pmminneSota, crookton at winona State 8 pm

TuESdAy, jANuAry 27Upper iowa at north dakota 7 pm

FrIdAy, jANuAry 30aUgUStana vS.concordia UniverSity 8 pmBemidji State vS. minneSota State 8 pmUniverSity of mary at minneSota, crookSton 8 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. Sw minneSota State 8 pmmSU moorhead vS. northern State 8 pmSt. cloUd State at wayne State 8 pm

SATurdAy, jANuAry 31aUgUStana vS. St. cloUd State 8 pmBemidji State vS. Sw minneSota State 8 pmconcordia UniverSity at wayne State 8 pmUniverSity of mary at mSU moorhead 8 pmminneSota, crookSton vS. northern State 8 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. minneSota State 8 pmUpper iowa vS. winona State 8 pm

TuESdAy, FEBruAry 3Sw minneSota State vS. north dakota 7 pm

FrIdAy, FEBruAry 6Bemidji State at concordia UniverSity 8 pmUniverSity of mary vS. Upper iowa 8 pmminneSota, crookSton vS. minneSota State 8 pmminneSota dUlUth at St. cloUd State 8 pmmSU moorhead vS. Sw minneSota State 8 pmnorthern State vS. winona State 8 pm

SATurdAy, FEBruAry 7aUgUStana vS. wayne State college 8 pmBemidji State at St. cloUd State 8 pmUniverSity of mary vS. winona State 8 pmminneSota, crookSton vS. Sw minneSota State 8 pmminneSota State at mSU moorhead 8 pmnorthern State vS. Upper iowa 8 pmminneSota dUlUth at concordia UniverSity 8 pm

FrIdAy, FEBruAry 13wayne State at winona State 6 pmaUgUStana at Upper iowa 8 pmBemidji State vS. mSU moorhead 8 pmconcordia UniverSity at minneSota State 8 pmminneSota, crookSton at minneSota dUlUth 8 pmSw minneSota State vS. St. cloUd State 8 pm

SATurdAy, FEBruAry 14aUgUStana at winona State 8 pmBemidji State vS. minneSota, crookSton 8 pmconcordia UniverSity at Sw minneSota State 8 pmUniverSity of mary vS. northern State 8 pmminneSota dUlUth vS. mSU moorhead 8 pmminneSota State vS. St. cloUd State 8 pmUpper iowa vS. wayne State 8 pm

FrIdAy, FEBruAry 20aUgUStana vS. UniveriSty of mary 8 pmnorthern State at wayne State 8 pm

SATurdAy, FEBruAry 21minneSota, crookSton vS. St. cloUd State 4 pmaUgUStana vS. northern State 8 pmBemidji State at winona State 8 pmconcordia UniverSity at mSU moorhead 8 pmUniverSity of mary at wayne State 8 pmminneSota dUlUth at Upper iowa 8 pmminneSota State vS. Sw minneSota State 8 pm

wEdNESdAy, FEBruAry 25aUgUStana vS. minneSota State 8 pmBemidji State vS. minneSota dUlUth 8 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. St. cloUd State 8 pmUniverSity of mary vS. minneSota, crookSton 8 pmmSU moorhead at northern State 8 pmSw minneSota State at wayne State 8 pmUpper iowa vS. winona State 8 pm

SATurdAy, FEBruAry 28aUgUStana at minneSota dUlUth 5 pmBemidji State vS. wayne State college 8 pmUniverSity of mary at minneSota State 8 pmminneSota, crookSton at mSU moorhead 8 pmnorthern State at Sw minneSota State 8 pmSt. cloUd State vS. winona State 8 pmconcordia UniverSity vS. Upper iowa tBa

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INdIvIduAL CArEEr BESTSFG Made: ............................ 807, David Lee (1984-88)FG Pct:.: ...............................548, Mac Smith (1997-01)FTs Made: ........................... 364, David Lee (1984-88)FT Pct:.: .............................. .773, David Lee (1984-88)3-Point FG Made: ............152, Adam Daley (2002-04)Rebounds: .........................694, Steve Vogel (1975-78)Assists: ................................ 314, David Lee (1984-88)Steals: ................................213, Tony Brown (1987-91)Blocked Shots: ................107, Scott Kramer (1990-94)Most Points: ..................... 2,034, David Lee (1984-88)PPG Average: ...... 23.1, Kevin Nichols (1991-92; 93-94)

SINGLE-SEASON BESTSPlayer HighsFG Made: ..................... 246, Charles Hanks (2003-04)FG Attempts: ..................460, Kevin Nichols (1993-94)FG Pct:. (min. 100 att.): . .610 (92-50), Keith Cross (1989-90)FTs Made: ..................137, Teaser Sweeney (1992-93)FTs Attempts:.............185, Teaser Sweeney (1992-93)FT Pct:. (min. 50 att.):.. .885 (46-52), Duane Fields (2004-05)3-Point FG Made: .............. 79, Adam Daley (2003-04)3-Point FG Attempts: ........165, Adam Daley (2003-04)3-Point FG Pct:. (min. 50 att.): .540 (42-78), David Lee (1987-88)Rebounds: .......................273, Scott Kramer (1993-94)Assists: ................... 167, James Roberson (2003-04)Steals: .............................104, Kevin Nichols (1993-94)Blocked Shots: ..................63, Scott Kramer (1993-94)Most Points: ..................649, Kevin Nichols (1993-94)PPG Average: ................ 25.0 Kevin Nichols (1993-94)

Team HighsFG Made: .............................................925, (2003-04)FG Attempts: ....................................1,913, (2003-04) FG Pct:.: ............................. .501; 884-1,765 (1993-94)FTs Made:............................................ 493 (1985-86)FTs Attempts:.......................................698 (1985-86)FT Pct:.: ................................ .785; 386-492 (1999-00)3-Point FG Made: ................................338 (2002-03)3-Point FG Attempts: ...........................892 (2002-03)3-Point FG Pct:.: ..................... .458; 88-192 (1987-88)Rebounds: ......................................... 1,110 (2003-04)Assists: .................................................571 (2002-03)Steals: ...................................................329 (1991-92)Blocked Shots: .....................................119 (2003-04)Most Points: ...................................... 2,536 (2003-04)Points Per Game Average: .................89.0 (1993-94)

SINGLE-GAmE BESTSPlayer HighsFG Made: ....................... 17, Frank Kopetka, (1/15/74)FG Attempts: ................................... 25, Kevin Nichols ...................................................... vs. SCSU (1993-94)FG Pct:. (min 10 att.): ........ .917 (11-12), Scott Kramer ................................. vs. Wayne State (Neb.) (1993-94) .. .917 (11-12), Alvin Muse, vs. Lake Superior State (11/22/04)FTs Made: ............. 15, David Heiss vs. UMD (1984-85)FTs Attempts:...........................20, Mark Carlin (1967)FT Pct:.: ..............................................................1.000, .......(10-10), David Lee vs. Cal Poly-Pomona (1984-85)3-Pt. FG Made: ..............................9 Mark Hronski vs. ........................................Wayne State (Neb.) (2/3/96)3-Pt. FG Attempts: ...................... 18 Mark Hronski vs. ........................................Wayne State (Neb.) (2/3/96)3-Pt. FG Pct:. . 1.000 (4 -4) Chad Nelson vs. UM-Crookston (12/8/00) .. 1.000 (4-4) James Roberson at Minnesota Duluth (11/15/04) ..........1.000 (4-4) Arron Evans at University of Mary (2/15/08)Rebounds: ..20 Stacy Pearson-Taylor vs. MSU Moorhead (3/1/06)Assists: . 13, James Roberson vs. Concordia-St. Paul (1/2/04)Steals: .............................................8 Kevin Nichols vs. ........................ St. Cloud and St. Scholastica (1993-94)Blocked Shots: ...............7 Scott Kramer (three times)Most Points: .........44, Charles Hanks vs. WSU (3/1/03)

Team HighsFG Made: ............. 52 vs. Northland (Wis.) (12/13/91)FG Attempts: ........ 87 vs. Northland (Wis.) (12/13/91)FG Pct:.: .. .633 (31-49) vs. Minnesota-Morris (1/5/01)FTs Made: ..........................31 vs. Valley City (2/7/01) ........................................ 31 vs. Northern St. (2/9/01)FT Attempts ................... 51 vs. Michigan Tech (1972)FT Pct:.: ........ 1.000 (10-10) vs. Wayne State, (1/14/00) 1.000 (10-10) at Southwest Minnesota State, (1/26/08)

3-Point FG Made: 20 vs. Concordia-St. Paul (2/28/03) 3-Point FG Attempts: ...........46 vs. Minnesota-Morris (1/17/03)3-Point FG Pct:.: .720 (18-25) vs. SW Minnesota St. (1/22/00)Rebounds: .................. 59 vs. UW-Parkside (11/23/92)Assists: ..................30 vs. Minnesota-Morris (2/22/03)Steals: ........................25 vs. St. Scholastica (12/11/02)Blocked Shots: ............... 9 vs. Southwest St. (1/12/94) ................................. 9 vs. Minnesota-Morris (1/5/01) .................................... 9 vs. Northern State (1/15/05)Personal Fouls: ....33 vs. Wayne State (NE) (12/28/02) ..............................33 at Concordia-St. Paul (2/26/05)Most Points: .......... 126 vs. Northland (WI) (1991/92)Most Points Allowed: ...114 vs. Minnesota Duluth, (1/5/57) Largest Margin of Victory: ............................... 55 vs. ............................................... Mayville St. (12/13/93)Largest Margin of Defeat: .................... 46 (42-88) at .................................... Alaska-Anchorage (11/18/06)

MiscellaneousFirst Team: ....................................................1921-22500th Team Win: ..................... 88-66 vs. Winona State ............................................................(1/9/73 at BSU)Best Team Record: .....................18-3 (.857) (1951-52)Most Wins One Season: ............ 20 (20-10 in 2003-04)Consecutive Wins: ......... 14 2x (1951-52 and 1966-67) Longest Rivalry: ................................MSU Moorhead ...................................(160 games; 79 wins, 81 losses)NIC / NSIC Championships: ...(9) - 1940, 1941, 1942, ...............................1951, 1952, 1954, 1957, 1967, 2004

BSu TOP TEN rECOrdSTop Game Scoring# Pts. Player .........................................Opponent1. 44 Charles Hanks ......... Winona State (3/1/03)2. 42 Mark Hronski ............Wayne State (2/3/96)3 41 David Muelken .. Moorhead State (2/15/88) 41 Max LaVelle ........ Michigan Tech (1/25/69)5. 39 Mark Carlin ............... Augustana (1966-67) 39 Brian Onken ...................Viterbo (1981-82)7. 38 Kevin Nichols .... Moorhead State (1/11/92) 38 Gerald Freudenberg .... Superior (1959-60)9. 37 Frank Kopetka ..... St. Cloud State (1973-74) 37 Charles Hanks ...... St. Scholastica (12/9/03)10. 36 Frank Kopetka .............. Superior (1974-75)

Top Season Scoring# Pts. Player ...................Season ...........Avg.1. 649 Kevin Nichols ............1993-94 ............. 25.02. 616 Charles Hanks ...........2003-04 ............. 20.53. 597 Rich Gross .................1982-83 ............. 20.64. 596 David Lee ..................1987-88 ............. 23.85. 576 Scott Kramer .............1993-94 ............. 22.26. 543 Brian Onken ..............1982-83 ............. 18.77. 543 David Heiss ...............1984-85 ............. 18.78. 535 David Lee ..................1985-86 ............. 19.89. 529 Dale Harper ..............1986-87 ............. 18.910. 519 Tony Brown ...............1989-90 ............. 18.5

Top Career Scoring Totals# Pts. Player ...............................Seasons1. 2,034 David Lee ................................. 1984-882. 1,613 Charles Hanks .......................... 2001-043. 1,462 Mac Smith ................................ 1997-014. 1,410 Mark Carlin ...............................................1963-675. 1,361 Scott Kramer ...................................................1991-946. 1,335 Tony Brown ................................................1986-917. 1,272 Frank Kopetka .......................... 1972-758. 1,251 Steve Vogel .........................................1975-789. 1,222 Irv St. John ...........................................1950-5410. 1,190 David Muelken ......................... 1984-88

Top Game Rebounding# Reb. Player ............................... Opponent1 20 Stacy Pearson-Taylor.. MSU Moorhead (3/1/06)2 18 Scott Kramer .. Minnesota Duluth (2/16/94) 18 Scott Kramer ............. Winona St. (1/22/94) 18 Randy Gross ....... Northern Iowa (1/28/73) 18 Gary Wagner ...... Michigan Tech (1/12/73)6. 17 Charles Hanks .....Nebraska-Kearney (3/13/04) 17 Pat Harbin .....Minnesota, Crookston (11/20/95) 17 Randy Gross .......... Mayville St. (11/29/72)

9. 16 Charles Hanks Minnesota, Crookston (1/31/04) 16 Chad Feldman ...Minnesota, Crookston (11/19/94) 16 Randy Gross ....... St. Cloud State (1/23/73) 16 Randy Gross .............Lakehead (12/19/72)

Top Season Rebounding# Reb. Player .......................Season ..............Avg.1. 273 Scott Kramer .............1993-94 ............. 10.52. 244 Gary Wagner ............1971-72 ...............9.43. 244 Mike Silk ..................1971-72 ...............9.44. 237 Randy Gross .............1972-73 ...............9.15. 230 Charles Hanks ..........2003-04 ...............7.76. 224 Del Grussing ............1973-74 ...............9.37. 212 Jim Allen ...................1975-76 ...............9.28. 211 Spencer Carter .........2004-05 ...............7.59. 201 Steve Vogel ...............1975-76 ...............8.410. 198 Steve Vogel ...............1976-77 ...............8.2

Top Career Rebounding Totals# Reb. Player ........................................Seasons1. 694 Steve Vogel ...............................1975-782. 654 Mac Smith .................................1997-013. 639 Scott Kramer .............................1991-944. 613 Gary Wagner ............................1970-735. 600 Charles Hanks ...........................2001-046. 590 Randy Gross ..............................1970-747. 538 Dale Harper ..............................1983-878. 498 Mike Silk ...................................1970-739. 467 Brian Weierke ...........................1987-9110. 455 Jim Allen ...................................1973-76

Top Single-Game Assists Totals# Asts. Player ................................Opponent1. 13 James Roberson....... Concordia-St. Paul (1/2/04)2. 12 James Roberson ... UM-Crookston (1/31/04)3. 11 James Roberson....Nebraska-Kearney (3/13/04) 11 James Roberson ....... Winona State (2/6/04) 11 Royce Bryan ..........UM-Crookston (2/2/02) 11 Mike Curry ........ UM-Crookston (11/20/95) 11 Mike Curry ............. Mayville St. (11/18/95)4. 10 jameS roBerSon Sw minneSota State (2/12/05)9. 9 Derik Hollyfield ....MSU Moorhead (3/1/06) 9 James Roberson ......Upper Iowa (12/12/04) 9 James Roberson .....Northern State (3/5/05) 9 James Roberson ..MSU Moorhead (2/13/04) 9 Royce Bryan .. Concordia-St. Paul (2/22/02) 9 Royce Bryan ...... UM-Crookston (12/29/01) 9 B.J. LaVelle ................. Northern St. (1/9/99) 9 Mark Hronski ........ Valley City St. (12/1/95) 9 Steve South .............. St. Cloud St. (12/8/94) 9 Kevin Nichols ........... St. Cloud St. (12/2/93)

Top Season Assists# Asts. Player ..................Season ...........Avg.1. 167 James Roberson ........2003-04 ...............5.62. 145 Royce Bryan .............2001-02 ...............5.13. 142 Tyrone Terrill ...........1975-76 ...............5.94. 135 James Roberson ........2004-05 ...............5.05. 129 Kevin Nichols ............1993-94 ...............5.06. 124 Mike Curry ...............1995-96 ...............4.67. 114 Stan Johnson .............2002-03 ...............4.18. 106 Derik Hollyfield ........2005-06 ...............3.89. 104 Teaser Sweeney ........1992-93 ...............4.210. 103 David Heiss ..............1984-85 ...............3.4

Top Career Assist Totals (1976-Present)# Assists Player ............................... Seasons1. 314 David Lee ..................................1984-882. 302 James Roberson ........................2003-053. 247 Royce Bryan ..............................2002-03 247 Tony Brown ...............................1987-915. 233 Teaser Sweeney ........................1989-936. 212 B.J. LaVelle ................................1996-997. 207 Brian Weierke ...........................1987-918. 200 Kevin Nichols .................1991-92, ‘93-949. 190 David Heiss ...............................1983-8510. 183 David Muelken ..........................1984-88

BSU All-Time Records.....................................................................................................................



Year-by-Year Scoring Leaders (1970-present)Year ...........Player .....................Pts. ................... Avg.1970-71 ........Lloyd Stauff ...................245 ..........................10.71971-72 ........Gary Wagner ...............386 ..........................14.61972-73 ........Frank Kopetka..............387 ..........................14.91973-74 ........Frank Kopetka..............408 ..........................17.01974-75 ........Frank Kopetka..............466 ..........................19.41975-76 ........Jim Allen .......................402 ..........................17.51976-77 ........Steve Vogel ...................358 ..........................14.71977-78 ........Steve Vogel ...................358 ..........................15.61978-79 ........Mike Roysland .............337 ..........................13.01979-80 ........Jim Hardy ......................377 ..........................17.11980-81 ........Tom Spies .....................312 ..........................12.51981-82 ........Gary Spezia ..................439 ..........................16.91982-83 ........Rich Gross ....................597 ..........................20.61983-84 ........Bobby Johnson .............457 ..........................17.61984-85 ........David Heiss ..................543 ..........................18.71985-86 ........David Lee .....................535 ..........................19.81986-87 ........Dale Harper .................529 ..........................18.91987-88 ........David Lee .....................596 ..........................23.81988-89 ........Stacey Evans ................307 ..........................11.81989-90 ........Tony Brown ...................519 ..........................18.51990-91 ........Tony Brown ...................445 ..........................16.51991-92 ........Kevin Nichols ...............476 ..........................19.01992-93 ........Teaser Sweeney ...........511 ..........................20.41993-94 ........Kevin Nichols ...............649 ..........................25.01994-95 ........Chad Feldman .............295 ..........................10.91995-96 ........Mark Bronski ................468 ..........................17.31996-97 ........Ben Caron ....................341 ..........................13.11997-98 ........B.J. LaVelle ....................298 ..........................11.01998-99 ........B.J. LaVelle ....................330 ..........................12.21999-00 ........Mac Smith .....................469 ..........................17.42000-01 ........Mac Smith .....................467 ..........................17.32001-02 ........Charles Hanks .............499 ..........................17.82002-03 ........Charles Hanks .............498 ..........................17.22003-04 ........Charles Hanks .............616 ..........................20.52004-05 ........Derrick Beechum ........354 ..........................12.22005-06 ........Derik Hollyfield ...........328 ..........................11.72006-07 ........Alex Smith ....................286 ..........................10.12007-08 ......Arron Evans ............283 ....................10.9

Year-by-Year Rebound Leaders (1970-Present)Year ..........Player .....................Reb. .................. Avg.1970-71 ........Gary Wagner ...............177 ............................7.71971-72 ........Gary Wagner ...............244 ............................9.4 Mike Silk ............................244 ............................9.41972-73 ........Randy Gross .................237 ............................9.11973-74 ........Del Grussing ................224 ............................9.31974-75 ........Larry Bunnell................141 ............................5.91975-76 ........Jim Allen .......................212 ............................9.21976-77 ........Steve Vogel ...................198 ............................8.21977-78 ........Steve Vogel ...................179 ............................7.81978-79 ........Mark Kurtzahn..............150 ............................6.51979-80 ........Steve Brekke ................188 ............................7.51980-81 ........Doug Steiner ................138 ............................6.91981-82 ........Brian Onken .................130 ............................5.91982-83 ........Brian Onken .................185 ............................6.4 Gary Spezia .......................185 ............................6.41983-84 ........Steve Johnson ...............166 ............................5.71984-85 ........David Heiss ..................173 ............................6.01985-86 ........Dale Harper .................182 ............................6.71986-87 ........Dale Harper .................196 ............................7.01987-88 ........David Muelken ............131 ............................4.91988-89 ........Stacey Evans ................184 ............................7.11989-90 ........Terrance Gebhardt ......150 ............................5.61990-91 ........Terrance Gebhardt ......143 ............................5.51991-92 ........Scott Kramer.................174 ............................6.41992-93 ........Bill Yaekel .....................135 ............................5.21993-94 ........Scott Kramer.................273 ..........................10.51994-95 ........Ryan Good ...................158 ............................5.91995-96 ........Doug Peters .................169 ............................6.31996-97 ........Ken Ponto .....................138 ............................5.11998-99 ........Mac Smith .....................179 ............................6.61999-00 ........Mac Smith .....................164 ............................6.12000-01 ........Mac Smith .....................179 ............................6.62001-02 ........Charles Hanks .............174 ............................6.22002-03 ........Charles Hanks .............196 ............................6.82003-04 ........Charles Hanks .............230 ............................7.72004-05 ........Spencer Carter ............212 ............................7.52005-06 ........Manuel Guzman ..........177 ............................6.32006-07 ........Alex Smith ....................166 ............................6.12007-08 ......Alex Smith ...............155 ..................... 6.0

Year-by-Year Assist Leaders (1975-Present)Year ...........Player .....................Assists .............. Avg.1975-76 ........Tyrone Terrill ...............142 ............................5.91976-77 ........Mike Roysland .............44 ..............................1.81977-78 ........Don Hubbell.................48 ..............................2.11978-79 ........Don Sims ......................57 ..............................2.61979-80 ........Kevin Hanson ...............61 ..............................2.51980-81 ........Mark Fairchild ..............51 ..............................2.11981-82 ........Dan Mozzetti.................40 ..............................1.51982-83 ........Dean Riddle .................71 ..............................3.11983-84 ........David Heiss ..................87 ..............................3.01984-85 ........David Heiss ..................103 ............................3.41985-86 ........David Lee .....................80 ..............................3.01986-87 ........David Lee .....................75 ..............................2.71987-88 ........David Lee .....................66 ..............................2.61988-89 ........Shawn Naas ..................65 ..............................2.41989-90 ........Tony Brown ...................80 ..............................2.91990-91 ........Tony Brown ...................83 ..............................3.11991-92 ........Teaser Sweeney ...........100 ............................3.81992-93 ........Teaser Sweeney ...........104 ............................4.21993-94 ........Kevin Nichols ...............129 ............................5.01994-95 ........Steve South ...................93 ..............................3.91995-96 ........Mike Curry ...................124 ............................4.61996-97 ........Todd Fazio ....................84 ..............................3.11997-98 ........Todd Fazio ....................89 ..............................3.31998-99 ........B.J. LaVelle ....................69 ..............................2.61999-00 ........Chad Nelson ................61 ..............................2.32000-01 ........Chad Nelson ................76 ..............................2.82001-02 ........Royce Bryan .................145 ............................5.12002-03 ........Stan Johnson .................114 ............................4.12003-04 ........James Roberson ...........167 ............................5.82004-05 ........James Roberson ...........137 ............................5.02005-06 ........Derik Hollyfield ...........106 ............................3.82006-07 ........Arron Evans .................61 ..............................2.22007-08 ......Kyle Scott ................65 ....................... 2.7

yEAr-By-yEAr TEAm STATISTICS (SINCE 1970)* Year GP FG/FGA PCT FT/FTA PCT 3PT-FG 3PT-FGA PCT REBS ASTS STLS BLKS TP AVE2007-08 27 599-1,423 .421 306-498 .614 143 428 .334 926 348 142 107 1,647 61.02006-07 28 563-1,507 .374 268-421 .637 149 423 .352 854 325 163 65 1,543 55.12005-06 28 745-1,756 .424 358-517 .692 213 597 .357 1,010 381 269 94 2,061 73.62004-05 29 793/1,743 .455 388/538 .721 272 675 .403 967 429 237 96 2,246 77.42003-04 30 925/1,913 .484 362/512 .707 324 783 .414 1,110 553 198 119 2,536 84.52002-03 29 881/1,837 .480 408/575 .710 338 892 .379 1,029 571 292 80 2,508 86.52001-02 28 752/1,668 .451 318/456 .697 244 692 .353 888 441 211 61 2,066 78.82000-01 27 649/1,443 .450 419/578 .725 129 357 .361 902 330 138 85 1,846 68.41999-2000 27 676/1,525 .443 386/492 .785 100 289 .346 860 308 159 81 1,838 68.11998-99 27 728/1,469 .496 365/552 .661 123 314 .392 839 310 188 59 1,944 72.01997-98 27 700/1,421 .493 365/527 .693 108 291 .371 849 390 176 44 1,873 69.41996-97 27 638/1,461 .437 290/443 .655 124 367 .338 899 391 171 56 1,690 62.61995-96 27 658/1,512 .435 320/444 .721 194 524 .370 798 385 164 29 1,830 67.81994-95 27 675/1,586 .426 346/569 .608 139 409 .340 1,046 355 158 69 1,835 68.01993-94 26 884/1,765 .501 430/638 .674 116 340 .341 997 447 277 107 2,314 89.01992-93 27 798/1,688 .473 461/675 .683 78 242 .322 992 390 236 61 2,135 79.11991-92 27 773/1,538 .500 460/696 .660 92 288 .320 895 410 329 88 2,282 84.51990-91 27 671/1,337 .500 380/604 .630 128 327 .390 888 449 252 78 2,106 78.01989-90 28 823/1,706 .480 359/582 .620 87 213 .410 978 422 298 66 2,092 74.71988-89 27 704/1,538 .460 358/543 .660 68 200 .340 931 543 239 65 1,970 73.01987-88 27 863/1,758 .490 379//537 .710 88 192 .460 800 345 222 42 2,192 81.21986-87 28 832/1,729 .481 436/560 .779 51 115 .443 890 437 199 45 2,146 76.61985-86 27 785/1,692 .464 493/698 .706 999 388 210 71 2,113 78.31984-85 30 756/1,554 .486 447/632 .707 1,026 383 170 51 1.959 65.31983-84 29 788/1,601 .492 479/662 .724 909 343 226 48 2,055 70.91982-83 29 974/1,952 .499 445/655 .679 1,107 287 2,207 76.11981-82 26 662/1,517 .436 310/441 .703 895 181 1,634 62.81980-81 25 644/1,534 .420 269/403 .667 842 265 1,557 62.31979-80 27 839/1,864 .450 265/446 .594 1,080 351 1,943 72.01978-79 26 731/1,604 .456 280/418 .670 923 276 1,742 67.01977-78 23 682/1,479 .461 269/388 .693 813 212 1,633 71.01976-77 24 652/1,616 .403 263/387 .679 777 252 1,567 65.21975-76 24 703/1,675 .420 284/416 .683 911 381 1,690 70.41974-75 24 804/1,752 .458 304/433 .702 911 1,912 79.71973-74 24 756/1,708 .442 294/442 .665 1,003 1,808 75.31972-73 26 854/1,889 .452 359/530 .677 1,173 2,068 79.51971-72 26 801/1,909 .419 436/679 .642 1,190 2,017 77.61970-71 23 593/1,479 .401 362/539 .672 751 1,548 67.0*based on unofficial records

........................................................................................................................ Year-by-Year Leaders



NSIC PLAyErS OF ThE wEEk1998-99Dec. 13, 1998 ......................... G, B.J. LaVelle (Sr.)

1999-00Jan. 10, 2000..............................F, Mac Smith (Jr.)

2000-01Jan. 2, 2001 .............................. F, Mac Smith (Sr.)

2001-02Dec. 10, 2001 .................... F, Charles Hanks (So.)Feb. 11, 2002 .................... F, Charles Hanks (So.)Feb. 18, 2002 ......................... F, John Szwaja (Sr.)

2002-03Jan. 6, 2003 ...........................G, Adam Daley (Jr.)Jan. 20, 2003 ........................G, Royce Bryan (Sr.)Jan. 27, 2003 ...................... F, Charles Hanks (Jr.)Feb. 24, 2003 ..................... F, Charles Hanks (Jr.)Mar. 3, 2003 ...................... F, Charles Hanks (Jr.)

2003-04Nov. 24, 2003 .................. F, Sherwin Johnson (Jr.)Dec. 8, 2003 ......................F, Charles Hanks (Sr.)Jan. 5, 2004 .......................... G, Adam Daley (Sr.)Jan. 12, 2004 ......................F, Charles Hanks (Sr.)Jan. 19, 2004 ......................F, Charles Hanks (Sr.)Feb. 23, 2004 .....................F, Charles Hanks (Sr.)Mar. 1, 2004 ......................F, Charles Hanks (Sr.)

2004-05Nov. 29, 2004 ..........................G, Alvin Muse (Jr.)Jan. 10, 2005 ....................... G, Duane Fields (Jr.)Jan. 24, 2005 .....................F, Spencer Carter (Jr.)

2005-06Jan. 3, 2006 ........................... G, Will Watson (Sr.)Jan. 9, 2006 .................... G, Derik Hollyfield (Sr.)

Totals - 23: Charles Hanks (10), Mac Smith (2), Adam Daley (2), B.J. LaVelle (1), John Szwaja (1), Royce Bryan (1), Sherwin Johnson (1), Alvin Muse (1), Duane Fields (1), Spencer Carter (1), Will Watson (1), Derik Hollyfield (1).

*no records available before the 1998-99 season.

BSu ALL-AmErICANSArne Johnson..................................1941Charles Hanks ........2004 (Second Team)

BSu ACAdEmIC ALL-AmErICANSSteve Vogel ..................1975, 1976, 1977Royce Bryan ...................................2003

BSu NAIA SChOLAr AThLETESDale Harper ...................................1987

BSu PLAyErS TO PLAy PrOFESSIONALLyJamal Clements 2005-06 ................New Mexico Style (ABA)Manuel Guzman 2006-07 ....................Fuerza Guinda (MEX) 2007-08 .......................Algodoneros (MEX)Charles Hanks 2005-present ...Azs Koszalin (Poland-DBL) .............Fort Worth Flyers (NBA D-League) 2004-05 ...................Algodoneros (Mexico) 2003-04 .........Pennsylvania Valley Dawgs (USBL)Derik Hollyfield 2006-07 .............. Sauk Valley Rollers (ABA) 2007-08 ...........................Elgin Racers (IBL)Arne Johnson 1948-1953 .............Rochester Royals (NBA)Scott Kramer 1994-95 ......................................Macedonia 1995-96 ...........................................BulgariaAmir Major 2006-07 ................. Twin City Ballers (ABA) 2007-08 ....Chicago Windy City Soldiers (IBL)Alvin Muse 2006-07 ................. Hollywood Fame (ABA)Stacy Pearson-Taylor 2006-07 ........................... Rist-Wedel (GER) 2007-08 ..........................San Lazaro (DOM)Terrance Watkins 2001-02 .. Sherbrooke Suns (Australia VBL)

BSu ALL-NSIC SELECTIONSRoger Ackerman .......................................1986 - Honorable MentionJim Allen ................................................................... 1976 - 1st TeamGreg Beaumont ......................................................... 1973 - 1st TeamTerry Boone .............................................................1970 - 2nd TeamSteve Brekke .............................................1980 - Honorable MentionTony Brown ................................................1990 and 1991 - 2nd TeamRoyce Bryan .............................................................. 2003 - 1st TeamLarry Bunnell ............................................................1975 - 2nd TeamMark Carlin ........................................1965 and 1967, 1966 2nd TeamKen Corens ...............................................................1968 - 2nd TeamAdam Daley .............................................................. 2004 - 1st TeamStacey Evans .............................................1989 - Honorable MentionRandy Gross .............................................................1974 - 2nd TeamRich Gross ................................................................1983 - 2nd TeamCharles Hanks ....................................................2002, 2003 and 2004Dale Harper ...................1987 - 2nd Team, 1986 - Honorable MentionDavid Heiss .....................................................1985, 1984 - 2nd TeamDerik Hollyfield ........................................................2006 - 2nd TeamMark Hronski ............................................................1996 - 2nd TeamBobby Johnson .......................................................... 1984 - 1st TeamStan Johnson ........................................... 2003 - Honorable Mention&Frank Kopetka ................. 1975 - 2nd Team, 1973 and 1974 - 1st TeamScott Kramer .....................................1993 - Honorable Mention, 1994B.J. LaVelle .................................................1999 - Honorable MentionMax LaVelle ............................................................... 1969 - 1st TeamDavid Lee 1986, 1987 and 1988 - 1st Team, 1985 - Honorable MentionDavid Muelken ...............1988 - 2nd Team, 1987 - Honorable MentionAlvin Muse ................................................ 2005 and 2006 - 3rd TeamKevin Nichols ..................................................1994, 1992 - 2nd TeamSteve Noonkesser ...................................................... 1970 - 1st TeamDave Odegaard ...............................................1966, 1965 - 2nd TeamBrian Onken .............................................................1982 - 2nd TeamDoug Peters ..............................................1995 - Honorable MentionJohn Phillips .............................................................. 1967 - 1st TeamDale Rettker .............................................................1967 - 2nd TeamJames Roberson ......................................... 2004 and 2005 - 1st TeamMike Roysland ..........................................................1979 - 2nd TeamMac Smith ......................................... 1999, 2000 and 2001 - 1st TeamRod Schwarzrock ....................................................... 1972 - 1st TeamGary Spezia ...............................................1982 - Honorable MentionTeaser Sweeney ........................................................ 1993 - 1st TeamSteve Vogel ...............................................................1977 - 2nd TeamGary Wagner ..................................... 1971, 1972 and 1973 - 1st TeamTerrence Watkins ...................................................... 2002 - 1st TeamBrian Weierke ............................................1991 - Honorable MentionJerry Wilmot .............................................................1966 - 2nd TeamJohn Wilson ...............................................1990 - Honorable Mention**NSIC began in 1992, before that it was the NIC.

Derik Hollyfield

Scott Kramer

James Roberson

Mike Roysland

Steve Vogel

Royce Bryan

Most Valuable Player

Charles Hanks, 2004

NEwCOmEr OF ThE yEAr

Charles Hanks, 2002James Roberson, 2004Duane Fields, 2005

Coach of the Year

Jeff Guiot, 2004

Charles Hanks Duane Fields Jeff Guiot

BSU Award Winners...........................................................................................................................



Date Opponent ..................... Score12/28/05 vs. #18 South Dakota ..........101-8012/2/05 Colorado Christian ............100-87 2/20/04 @SW Minnesota State ........107-82#11/22/03 @ Pittsburg State .............103-1003/5/03 Winona State .....................106-793/1/03 Winona State .....................102-962/22/03 Minnesota-Morris ..............118-701/24/03 Winona State .....................108-981/17/03 @ Minnesota-Morris ..........116-7112/11/02 St. Scholastica ....................102-6712/2/02 Wisconsin-Superior ...........102-5612/12/94 Mayville St. ........................102-671/22/94 Winona St. .........................100-801/8/94 @ Wayne St. .......................105-9412/13/93 Mayville St. ........................102-4712/2/93 St. Cloud St ........................107-9111/20/93 @ Mayville St. ....................104-611/22/93 Moorhead St ......................105-941/9/93 Mayville St. ........................103-851/11/92 @ Moorhead St. ...............113-1091/4/92 Northwestern.....................106-84*12/13/91 Northland ..........................126-9612/7/91 Jamestown .........................103-801/10/91 Northland ..........................101-8712/13/90 Jamestown .........................107-7211/28/89 Jamestown .........................103-9112/20/88 Southwest St. ......................117-752/13/87 Minnesota-Morris ..............101-8712/6/86 @ Northland ......................101-9012/13/85 Northland ..........................108-792/9/84 Moorhead St. .....................102-81^12/29/83 Winona St. .......................108-1062/28/80 @ Winona St. .....................105-8812/4/73 Mayville St. ........................107-602/3/73 Valley City St......................107-651/19/73 Southwest St. ......................102-5912/1/72 @Wisconsin-Superior .......102-6911/29/72 Mayville St. ........................100-7912/5/69 Northland ..........................100-652/10/68 Augustana (SD) ..................108-9412/11/65 Northland ..........................105-962/22/65 Minnesota-Morris ..............104-952/6/65 Winona St. .........................110-651/18/65 Northland ..........................101-8512/7/64 Valley City State ................102-842/21/64 Manitoba ...........................104-461/8/64 Bethel ................................105-811/16/60 Winona State .....................104-841/5/60 Mayville State ....................110-8612/6/58 St. John’s .............................111-873/3/56 Manitoba ...........................101-831/16/56 Wahpeton (N.D.) ................100-622/11/55 Bethel ................................100-752/27/54 St. Cloud State ...................101-92

*School Record#Overtime^Two Overtimes

ALL-TImE 100-POINT GAmESAberdeen 0-1 .000 11/29/58, 55-78 L 0-1Alaska Anchorage 0-2 .000 11/18/06, 42-88 L 0-2All-Stars 2-0 1.000 12/28/49, 50-45 W 2-0Alumni 14-2 .875 11/16/68, 82-69 W 5-0Am. Puerto-Rico 1-0 1.000 12/4/98, 84-73 W 1-0Appalachian State 0-1 .000 3/11/40, 34-43 L 0-1Augsburg 3-7 .300 11/19/83, 68-69 L 0-5Augustana (S.D.) 4-4 .500 11/24/06, 48-68 L 2-3Bagley 1-0 1.000 12/4/42, 45-23 W 1-0Bagley Independents 1-0 1.000 12/3/27, 18-11 W 1-0Bagley City Team 1-0 1.000 12/5/28, 37-22 W 1-0Bagley High School 1-4 .200 2/6/26, 13-15 L 1-4Bear Cats College 0-1 .000 12/16/26, 5-8 L 0-1Bemidji, High School 0-2 .000 3/22/22, 22-28 L 0-2Bethel 20-2 .910 11/26/02, 81-72 W 4-1Black Hills State 0-1 .000 12/28/96, 67-83 L 0-1Blackduck High School 3-2 .600 11/7/27, 15-9 W 3-2Brandon University 0-1 .000 12/28/79, 71-81 L 0-1Buena Vista 1-0 1.000 12/13/75, 69-62 W 1-0Cal Poly 1-0 1.000 12/30/84, 80-73 W 1-0UC-Santa Barbara 0-1 .000 11/26/83, 68-86 L 0-1Carthage 1-0 1.000 12/19/49, 63-44 W 1-0Cass Lake High School 4-2 .667 1/17/27, 15-9 W 3-2Central State 0-1 .000 3/12/42, 32-46 L 0-1Central Washington 0-1 .000 12/2/00, 61-73 L 0-1Chapman College 0-1 .000 12/6/85, 77-80 L 0-1Chicago 0-1 .000 12/20/48, -47 L 0-1Clothier-Shoeman 1-0 1.000 12/14/26, 11-9 W 1-0College-Faculty 0-1 .000 1/10/25, 7-25 L 0-1Colorado Christian 1-1 .500 12/2/05, 100-87 W 1-1Colorado State-Pueblo 1-0 1.000 12/3/04, 75-73 W 1-0Company K of Bemidji 2-2 .500 1/23/29, 33-17 W 2-2Concordia-St. Paul 11-7 .611 2/1/08, 62-68 L 1-4Concordia-Moorhead 8-5 .615 12/4/82, 98-79 W 3-2Dakota State 1-0 1.000 11/20/87, 91-74 W 1-0Deer River High School 2-1 .667 1/15/27, 14-13 W 2-1Dickinson State 1-0 1.000 1/2/08, 75-53 W 1-0Drake 0-1 .000 11/12/05, 70-79 L 0-1Drury 0-1 .000 12/30/95, 54-66 L 0-1East Stroudsburg State 1-0 1.000 12/29/75, 93-81 W 1-0Eastern Michigan 0-1 .000 12/26/68, 62-93 L 0-1Eastern Montana 0-1 .000 12/19/69, 64-84 L 0-1 Ellendale 3-0 1.000 12/5/68, 94-74 W 3-0Emporia State 1-1 .500 12/29/95, 67-69 L 1-1Eveleth JC 9-7 .563 3/2/40, 38-32 W 4-1Ferris St. 0-1 .000 12/30/75, 62-73 L 0-1Finlandia 2-0 1.000 11/29/01, 89-83 L 2-0Florida Tech 0-1 .000 12/31/97, 77-81 L 0-1Fosston HS 0-1 .000 1/4/22, 17-25 L 0-1Galloping Gophers 1-0 1.000 2/11/41, 40-39 W 1-0Gustavus Adolphus 4-7 .364 12/8/75, 82-69 W 3-2Hamline 1-4 .200 1/2/71, 77-75, W 1-4Hibbing HS 0-2 .000 1/30/27, 7-64 L 0-2Hibbing JC 4-11 .267 12/12/36, 37-22 W 1-4Illinois College 0-1 .000 12/20/49, 49-63 L 0-1Illinois State 0-1 .000 12/1/70, 67-80 L 0-1Illinois Wesleyan 0-1 .000 12/2/74, 69-81 L 0-1International Falls 0-1 .000 12/17/43, 27-43 L 0-1Iowa College 0-1 .000 12/15/62, 70-81 L 0-1Iowa Weslyan 0-1 .000 12/10/76, 77-79 L 0-1Iowa State 0-2 .000 11/11/05, 78-84 L 0-2Itasca JC-Coleraine 13-19 .406 2/2/43, 63-26 W 5-0Jamestown 25-12 .675 11/25/03, 89-104 L 3-2Judson College 0-1 .000 11/22/88, 74-81 L 0-1Kelliher High School 1-0 1.000 12/15/21, 51-11 W 1-0Lake Superior State 1-0 1.000 11/22/04, 92-83 W 1-0Lakehead 4-1 .800 11/16/82, 68-69 L 4-1Lewis University 1-1 .500 11/24/92, 86-75, W 1-1Lincoln (PA) 1-1 .500 12/28/68, 65-79 L 1-1Loras 0-1 .000 11/18/83, 59-64 L 0-1Loyola Marymount 0-1 .000 12/4/85, 74-100 L 0-1Luther 5-3 .625 12/13/74, 72-63 W 3-2Lynn 0-1 .000 12/29/97, 66-89 L 0-1Macalester 3-5 .375 2/8/66, 84-76 W 2-3Manitoba 12-1 .923 1/7/87, 95-88 W OT 5-0Mary (N.D.) 1-6 .142 2/15/08, 68-79 L 1-4Mayville State 46-35 .568 11/16/01, 89-80 W 3-2McIntosh HS 0-1 .000 2/25/22, 8-9 L 0-1Mesa State (Colo.) 0-1 .000 12/3/05, 56-67 L 0-1Michigan Tech 36-16 .692 12/14/02, 70-80 L 0-5Millikin University 0-1 .000 12/3/74, 87-109 L 0-1Minot State 6-4 .600 12/8/90, 90-83 W 3-2Minnesota 0-1 .000 11/3/06, 32-88 L 0-1U of MN B Team 2-0 1.000 11/25/47, 56-45 W 2-0Minnesota, Crookston 32-12 .738 2/10/08, 65-68 L 4-1

Minnesota Duluth 35-80 .304 11/20/07, 41-77 L 0-5Minnesota-Morris 37-43 .463 2/22/03, 118-70 W 4-1Minnesota State Mankato 33-59 .359 12/20/07, 56-81 L 0-5MSU Moorhead 79-81 .494 2/2/08, 70-54 W 2-3Missouri 0-1 .000 11/2/05, 56-105 L 0-1Missouri-Southern 1-1 .500 11/26/05, 60-74 L 1-1Missouri-St. Louis 1-0 1.000 12/28/72, 94-76 W 1-0Montana 0-2 .000 12/19/64, 75-81 L 0-2Montana State 0-4 .000 11/29/80, 53-85 L 0-4Montana Tech 1-1 .500 12/11/76, 68-77 L 1-1Morningside 1-0 1.000 12/29/64, 77-73 W 1-0Mount Senario 0-1 .000 12/5/98, 73-77 L OT 0-1N.T.C. 1-0 1.000 12/18/59, 78-48 W 1-0Nasson 1-0 1.000 12/29/69, 80-59 W 1-0Naval Militia 1-0 1.000 2/1/22, 28-14, W 1-0Nebraska-Kearney 0-2 .000 3/13/04, 90-104 L 0-2Nebraska-Omaha 0-2 .000 11/17/07, 71-86 L 0-2New Mexico-Highlands 1-0 1.000 12/4/04, 87-67 W 1-0North Central (Ill.) 0-1 .000 11/17/84, 55-73 L 0-1North Dakota 10-28 .263 12/27/07, 52-70 L 1-4N.D. Freshman 1-0 1.000 12/17/28, 24-20 W 1-0N.D. Ag. College 2-1 .667 1/22/44, 52-37 W 1-0ND College of Science 13-0 1.000 1/6/59, 95-61 W 5-0North Dakota State 6-15 .286 10/31/07, 56-80 L 0-5Northeast Oklahoma 0-1 .000 12/18/61, 72-80 L 0-1Northern Arizona 0-1 .000 12/3/91, 67-79 L 0-1Northern Illinois 0-2 .000 11/26/84, 69-94 L 0-2Northern Iowa 2-2 .500 11/4/07, 61-79 L 2-2Northern Michigan 3-19 .136 12/15/01, 66-72 L 1-4Northern Montana 1-0 1.000 12/12/73, 90-69 W 1-0Northern State 21-49 .300 2/16/08, 55-79 L 0-5Northland 49-7 .875 11/25/07, 69-59 W 4-1Northome HS 2-1 .666 2/26/27, 11-12 L OT 2-1Northwestern (Minn.) 7-4 .636 12/18/99, 61-68 L 3-2Northwestern-St. Paul 0-1 .000 12/19/96, 68-83 L 0-1Northwest Missouri 0-1 .000 12/17/58, 63-67 L OT 0-1Panzer College 1-0 1.000 3/10/42, 46-37, W 1-0 Pittsburg State (Kan.) 3-0 1.000 11/25/05, 71-66 W 3-0Presentation 2-0 1.000 1/6/98, 90-76 W 2-0Printers College 1-0 1.000 1/4/27, 16-6 W 1-0Puget Sound 0-1 .000 11/24/07, 68-91 L 0-1Red Lake 1-0 1.000 12/14/28, 26-13 W 1-0Regis 0-1 .000 12/1/04, 54-70 L 0-1Rocky Mountain College 1-1 .500 12/17/71, 89-99 L 1-1 Saginaw Valley St. 0-1 .000 12/22/94, 65-91 L 0-1San Diego State 1-0 1.000 3/11/42, 41-32 W 1-0Santa Barbara 0-1 .000 3/12/41, 29-31 L 0-1SCI 0-1 .000 12/10/66, 67-84 L 0-1South Dakota 1-3 .250 12/28/05, 101-80 W 0-2South Dakota State 0-5 .000 11/28/03, 85-96 L 0-5South Dakota Tech 0-2 .000 12/30/96, 61-87 L 0-2Southern California 0-1 .000 12/7/85, 77-78 L 0-1Southwest Minnesota State 35-47 .427 1/26/08, 61-69 L 0-5St. Ambrose 0-1 .000 12/9/76, 74-81 L 0-1St. Cloud State 40-86 .317 11/16/07, 61-86 L 0-5St. Francis 0-1 .000 11/19/82, 60-65 L 0-1St. John’s 7-7 .500 3/3/84, 55-67 L 0-5St. Olaf 1-3 .250 12/29/60, 72-73 L 1-3St. Scholastica 21-5 .807 12/9/03, 99-82 W 3-2St. Thomas 0-7 .000 3/5/73, 76-80 L 0-5Stanford 0-1 .000 11/28/83, 59-98 L 0-1Taylor 1-0 1.000 12/28/83, 72-67 W 1-0Teikyo Maycrest 0-1 .000 11/25/94, 64-69 L 0-1Upper Iowa 3-2 .600 2/23/08, 50-64 L 3-2Wadena 1-0 1.000 12/14/43, 37-33 W 1-0Walker HS 2-1 .666 1/25/22, 29-15 W 2-1Wartburg 1-0 1.000 12/29/73, 29-15 W 1-0Wayne State (Neb.) 13-22 .371 1/25/08, 56-68 L 2-3Westmar 2-0 1.000 12/20/51, 68-58 W 2-0William Penn 1-0 1.000 12/10/73, 71-64 W 1-0Winnipeg 3-0 1.000 1/5/90, 79-76 W 3-0Winona State 66-78 .458 2/22/08, 47-72 L 0-5Wisconsin Lutheran 1-0 1.000 11/26/94, 83-73 W 1-0Wisconsin-Eau Claire 2-4 .333 11/18/88, 43-90 L 1-4Wisconsin-La Crosse 1-2 .333 1/19/95, 65-87 L 1-2Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1-1 .500 12/16/89, 60-68 L 1-1Wisconsin-Parkside 6-2 .750 12/21/94, 84-92 L 4-1Wisconsin-Platteville 1-0 1.000 1/6/75, 80-79 W 1-0Wisconsin-River Falls 5-4 .556 11/10/07, 80-61 W 3-2Wisconsin-Stevens Point 0-2 .000 2/4/96, 74-84 L 0-2Wisconsin-Stout 7-3 .700 11/21/06, 49-67 L 3-2Wisconsin-Superior 20-18 .526 11/27/07, 76-71 W 4-1Valley City State 29-23 .558 11/22/02, 76-64 W 5-0Virginia JC 3-25 .107 2/28/42, 35-32 W 3-2Viterbo College 1-0 1.000 11/20/82, 95-87 W 1-0Yankton College 1-0 1.000 12/29/79, 78-64 W 1-0 2007-08 Opponents are in Boldface

........................................................................................... All-Time Records vs. Opponents



ALL-TIME HEAD COACHESName ...................... Year(s) ............... Season(s) ..................Win ................... Loss .................. Tie .................. Pct.F.P. Wirth ..................................2............................... 1921-24 ..............................12 ............................... 15 .............................. 0 ........................... .444E.W. Beck..................................2............................... 1924-26 ...............................4 ................................ 22 .............................. 0 ........................... .154R.E. Mendenhall .......................2............................... 1926-28 ..............................10 ............................... 18 .............................. 0 ........................... .357Eldon Mason ............................3............................... 1928-31 ..............................17 ............................... 17 .............................. 0 ........................... .500Jack Sterett ...............................4............................... 1931-35 ..............................15 ............................... 36 .............................. 0 ........................... .294Reuben Frost ............................8........................ 1935-42, 1946-47 .......................80 ............................... 55 .............................. 0 ........................... .593Jim Witham ...............................2............................... 1942-44 ..............................16 ................................ 7 ............................... 0 ........................... .696H.J. Erickson .............................2............................... 1944-46 ..............................23 ................................ 6 ............................... 0 ........................... .793Stan Hall ...................................7............................... 1948-54 .............................105 .............................. 37 .............................. 0 ........................... .734Harry Fritz ................................4............................... 1954-58 ..............................39 ............................... 48 .............................. 0 ........................... .448Jack Vinje .................................5............................... 1958-63 ..............................56 ............................... 54 .............................. 0 ........................... .509Zeke Hogelund.........................4............................... 1963-67 ..............................52 ............................... 37 .............................. 0 ........................... .584Dave Hutchins .........................14 .............................. 1967-81 .............................142 ............................. 200 ............................. 0 ........................... .415Karl Salscheider ......................13 ....................... 1981-85, 1987-95 ......................147 ............................. 211 ............................. 0 ........................... .411Will Baird .................................1............................... 1985-86 ..............................12 ............................... 15 .............................. 0 ........................... .444Dave Gunther ...........................6............................... 1996-01 ..............................49 .............................. 113 ............................. 0 ........................... .302Jeff Guiot ..................................3............................... 2002-04 ..............................54 ............................... 33 .............................. 0 ........................... .621Patrick Smith ............................2............................... 2004-06 ..............................32 ............................... 25 .............................. 0 ............................ .561Matt Bowen...............................2........................... 2006-present ..........................11 ............................... 44 .............................. 0 ............................ .250

yEAr-By-yEAr hEAd COAChES

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

Seasons Coached 14 Dave Hutchins 1967-8113 Karl Salschieder 1981-85, 1987-957 Stan Hall 1948-546 Dave Gunther 1996-014 Zeke Hogelund 1963-67

Coaching Victories147 Karl Salscheider 1981-85, 1987-95139 Dave Hutchins 1967-81105 Stan Hall 1948-5480 Reuben Frost 1932-42, 1946-4752 Zeke Hogelund 1963-67

Winning Percentage .793 H.J. Erickson 1944-46.734 Stan Hall 1948-54.696 Jim Witham 1942-44.621 Jeff Guiot 2001-04.593 Rueben Frost 1935-42, 1946-47

14 147 .793

Name ................ Year...........Win ......LossF. P. Wirth ............. 1921-22 ............ 6 ............. 12No Team .............. 1922-23 ............ 0 ............... 0F. P. Wirth ............. 1923-24 ............ 6 ............... 3E.W. Beck ............ 1924-25 ............ 4 ............... 8E.W. Beck ............ 1925-26 ............ 0 ............. 14R.E. Mendenhall .. 1926-27 ............ 5 ............. 11R.E. Mendenhall .. 1927-28 ............ 5 ............... 7Eldon Mason ....... 1928-29 ........... 11 .............. 1Eldon Mason ....... 1929-30 ............ 1 ............... 8Eldon Mason ....... 1930-31 ............ 5 ............... 8Jack Sterett .......... 1931-32 ............ 4 ............... 8Jack Sterett .......... 1932-33 ............ 8 ............... 6Jack Sterett .......... 1933-34 ............ 2 ............. 13Jack Sterett .......... 1934-35 ............ 1 ............... 9Rueben Frost ....... 1935-36 ............ 5 ............... 6Rueben Frost ....... 1936-37 ............ 4 ............. 12Rueben Frost ....... 1937-38 ............ 8 ............... 7Rueben Frost ....... 1938-39 ............ 6 ............... 8Rueben Frost ....... 1939-40 ........... 13 .............. 4Rueben Frost ....... 1940-41 ........... 17 .............. 5Rueben Frost ....... 1941-42 ........... 17 .............. 6Jim Witham .......... 1942-43 ........... 10 .............. 4Jim Witham .......... 1943-44 ............ 6 ............... 3H.J. Erickson ........ 1944-45 ........... 10 .............. 4H.J. Erickson ........ 1945-46 ........... 13 .............. 2Rueben Frost ....... 1946-47 ........... 10 .............. 7Stan Hall .............. 1947-48 ........... 14 .............. 5Stan Hall .............. 1948-49 ........... 13 .............. 8Stan Hall .............. 1949-50 ........... 14 ............ 10Stan Hall .............. 1950-51 ........... 17 .............. 3Stan Hall .............. 1951-52 ........... 17 .............. 3Stan Hall .............. 1952-53 ........... 15 .............. 4Stan Hall .............. 1953-54 ........... 15 .............. 4Harry Fritz ........... 1954-55 ............ 5 ............. 16Harry Fritz ........... 1955-56 ............ 9 ............. 13Harry Fritz ........... 1956-57 ........... 17 .............. 7

Harry Fritz ........... 1957-58 ............ 8 ............. 12Jack Vinje ............ 1958-59 ........... 14 .............. 8Jack Vinje ............ 1959-60 ........... 13 .............. 8Jack Vinje ............ 1960-61 ............ 5 ............. 19Jack Vinje ............ 1961-62 ........... 11 ............ 10Jack Vinje ............ 1962-63 ........... 13 .............. 9Zeke Hogelund.... 1963-64 ............ 8 ............. 14Zeke Hogelund.... 1964-65 ........... 10 ............ 11Zeke Hogelund.... 1965-66 ........... 15 .............. 7Zeke Hogelund.... 1966-67 ........... 19 .............. 5Dave Hutchins ..... 1967-68 ........... 11 ............ 11Dave Hutchins ..... 1968-69 ............ 7 ............. 15Dave Hutchins ..... 1969-70 ........... 17 .............. 8Dave Hutchins ..... 1970-71 ........... 10 ............ 13Dave Hutchins ..... 1971-72 ........... 17 .............. 9Dave Hutchins ..... 1972-73 ........... 19 .............. 7Dave Hutchins ..... 1973-74 ........... 16 .............. 8Dave Hutchins ..... 1974-75 ........... 13 ............ 11Dave Hutchins ..... 1975-76 ........... 11 ............ 13Dave Hutchins ..... 1976-77 ............ 4 ............. 20Dave Hutchins ..... 1977-78 ............ 5 ............. 19Dave Hutchins ..... 1978-79 ............ 5 ............. 21Dave Hutchins ..... 1979-80 ............ 6 ............. 21Dave Hutchins ..... 1980-81 ............ 1 ............. 24Karl Salscheider .. 1981-82 ............ 4 ............. 22Karl Salscheider .. 1982-83 ........... 11 ............ 18Karl Salscheider .. 1983-84 ........... 15 ............ 14Karl Salscheider .. 1984-85 ........... 13 ............ 17Will Baird ............ 1985-86 ........... 12 ............ 15Karl Salscheider . 1986-87& .......... 12 ............ 16Karl Salscheider .. 1987-88 ........... 12 ............ 15Karl Salscheider . 1988-89& ........... 9 ............. 18Karl Salscheider .. 1989-90 ........... 14 ............ 14Karl Salscheider .. 1990-91 ........... 12 ............ 15Karl Salscheider .. 1991-92 ........... 14 ............ 13Karl Salscheider .. 1992-93 ........... 10 ............ 17

Karl Salscheider .. 1993-94 ........... 15 ............ 11Karl Salscheider .. 1994-95 ............ 6 ............. 21Dave Gunther ...... 1995-96 ............ 4 ............. 23Dave Gunther ...... 1996-97 ............ 4 ............. 23Dave Gunther ...... 1997-98 ........... 11 ............ 16Dave Gunther ...... 1998-99 ........... 10 ............ 17Dave Gunther .....1999-2000 ......... 10 ............ 17Dave Gunther ...... 2000-01 ........... 10 ............ 17Jeff Guiot ............. 2001-02 ........... 17 ............ 11Jeff Guiot ............. 2002-03 ........... 17 ............ 12Jeff Guiot ............. 2003-04 ........... 20 ............ 10Patirck Smith ....... 2004-05 ........... 17 ............ 12Patrick Smith ....... 2005-06 ........... 15 ............ 13Matt Bowen.......... 2006-07 ............ 5 ............. 23Matt Bowen.......... 2007-08 ............ 6 ............. 21TOTALS ......... 86 Seasons ..... 876-993 (.469)

&BSU had to forfeit 10 games in 1986-87; five games in 1988-89 - records display those de-spite the forfeits. NCAA rules state that games played and subsequently forfeited do not alter records.

BSU Coaching Records...................................................................................................................



1921-22 (6-12)Head Coach F.P. WirthDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/15/21 @ Kelliher H.S. W, 51-1112/17/21 @ Cass Lake H.S. W, 23-112/21/21 @ Walker H.S. L, 22-171/4/22 Fosston H.S. L, 25-171/6/22 @ St. Cloud State L, 47-131/13/22 Crookston Agricultural& L, 21-151/25/22 Walker H.S. W, 29-152/1/22 Naval Militia W, 28-142/4/22 @ Crookston Ag. L, 36-242/9/22 @ Deer River H.S. W, 18-172/10/22 @ Hibbing H.S. L, 20-52/11/22 @ Virginia J.C. L, 19-112/17/22 Hibbing H.S. L, 18-132/25/22 McIntosh H.S. L, 9-83/1/22 St. Cloud State L, 39-113/10/22 @ Bagley H.S. W, 19-163/16/22 Bemidji H.S. (@ Armory) L, 28-193/22/22 Bemidji H.S. (@ Armory) L, 28-22

1922-23 No Varsity Team

1923-24 6-3Head Coach F.P. WirthDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/7/23 Bagley H.S. L, 11-9 (ot)12/17/23 Northome H.S. W, 33-1212/21/23 @ Blackduck H.S. W, 19-131/19/24 Crookston Agricultural W, 19-91/26/24 Virginia J.C. L, 25-42/2/24 @ St. Cloud State L, 29-62/9/24 Blackduck H.S. W, 32-22/15/24 @ Northome H.S. W, 19-172/23/24 @ Crookston Ag. Col. W, 30-11

1924-25 4-8Head Coach E.W. BeckDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/5/24 @ Cass Lake H.S. W, 36-1012/9/24 Company K W, 12-1112/12/24 Virginia J.C. L, 16-14 (ot)1/16/25 @ Itasac-Coleraine J.C. L, 27-121/17/25 @ Hibbing J.C. L, 30-171/19/25 @ Virginia J.C. L, 24-131/24/25 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 19-172/2/25 Hibbing J.C. L, 23-112/7/25 @ Crookston Ag. L, 28-182/18/25 Cass Lake H.S. W, 11-92/26/25 @ Bagley H.S. L, 9-5 (ot)2/28/25 Crookston Agricultural W, 33-10

1925-26 0-14Head Coach E.W. BeckDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/4/25 @ Cass Lake H.S. L, 14-11 (2ot)12/14/25 @ Black Duck H.S. L, 25-1812/18/25 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 42-81/8/26 Bagley H.S. L, 10-51/11/26 Blackduck H.S. L, 11-71/16/26 Virginia J.C. L, 33-81/30/26 @ Crookston Ag. L, 28-102/1/26 Hibbing J.C. L, 54-32/6/26 @ Bagley H.S. L, 15-132/8/26 @ Hibbing J.C. L, 38-72/19/26 @ Virginia J.C. L, 56-112/20/26 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 54-72/24/26 Cass Lake H.S. L, 20-18 (ot)2/28/26 Crookston Agricultura L, 15-14

1926-27 5-11Head Coach R.E. MendenhallDATE OPPONENT SCORE

1931-32 4-8/3-7 ConferenceHead Coach Jack SterettDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/5/31 Eveleth J.C.* L, 32-2112/11/31 @ Virginia J.C.* L, 30-1912/12/31 @ Crookston L, 31-211/9/32 Itasca-Coleraine J.C.* W, 24-141/11/32 Crookston W, 37-171/16/32 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 24-191/22/32 St. Cloud State* L, 29-271/29/32 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C* W, 28-121/30/32 @ Eveleth* L, 29-222/5/32 @ Virginia J.C.* L, 38-342/13/32 Minnesota Duluth* L, 27-183/4/32 @ St. Cloud State* L, 41-24*Conference games

1932-33 8-6/5-4 NIC (3rd)Head Coach Jack SterrettDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/3/32 @ Eveleth W, 44-42 (OT)12/9/32 Virginia J.C. L, 28-2512/10/32 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. W, 47-2812/18/32 Crookston W, 63-181/7/33 Winona* W, 43-34 (OT)1/14/33 Moorhead* L, 42-271/20/33 Minnesota Duluth* W, 31-261/21/33 St. Cloud State* W, 45-391/27/33 Mankato* L, 24-231/28/33 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 40-341/30/33 Crookston W, 58-162/18/33 Mankato* L, 45-192/27/33 St. Cloud State L, 42-383/4/33 Minnesota Duluth* W, 29-28*NIC games

1933-34 2-13/1-8 NIC (6th)Head Coach Jack SterrettDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/9/33 @ Virginia J.C. L, 55-2512/14/33 Superior L, 43-3312/20/33 @ Crookston W, 47-191/6/34 Eveleth L, 34-261/12/34 @ Winona* L, 19-181/13/34 @ Mankato* L, 30-181/19/34 @ St. Cloud State* L, 45-251/20/34 @ Moorhead* L, 30-241/26/34 @ Superior L, 47-211/27/34 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 35-242/3/34 Winona* W, 34-33 (OT)2/10/34 Moorhead* L, 38-272/16/34 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 39-112/17/34 Minnesota Duluth* L, 46-232/23/34 Mankato* L, 35-23*NIC games

1934-35 1-9/1-7 NIC (6th)Head Coach Jack SterrettDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/15/34 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 41-3612/19/34 Mankato* W, 35-271/5/35 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 28-261/11/35 @ Winona* L, 31-261/12/35 @ Mankato* L, 61-291/19/35 St. Cloud State* L, 38-161/26/35 Minnesota Duluth* L, 40-192/9/35 Moorhead* L, 58-342/16/35 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 41-272/22/03 @ Moorhead* L, 44-21* NIC games

1935-36 5-6/4-5 NIC (3rd)Head Coach Rueben FrostDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/26/35 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C. W, 55-2912/11/35 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 27-2612/19/35 Mankato* W, 45-371/11/36 Winona* W, 42-271/18/36 @ Moorhead* L, 34-301/25/36 Minnesota Duluth* L, 39-352/1/36 St. Cloud State* L, 58-382/8/36 Moorhead* W, 43-40

2/14/36 @ St. Cloud State* L, 48-382/15/36 @ Mankato* L, 45-362/22/36 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 50-34* NIC games

1936-37 4-12/3-7 NIC (4th)Head Coach Rueben FrostDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/27/36 @ Virginia L, 26-1512/4/36 @ Hibbing L, 33-3012/5/36 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 25-2412/12/36 Hibbing W, 37-2212/17/36 Winona* L, 46-401/8/37 @ Mankato* L, 53-251/9/37 @ Winona* L, 35-341/14/37 Moorhead* W, 54-371/16/37 Virginia L, 43-391/23/37 @Minnesota Duluth* L, 43-251/30/37 St. Cloud State* W, 51-492/4/37 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 47-462/6/37 @ Moorhead* L, 32-292/12/37 Mankato* W, 53-352/20/37 Minnesota Duluth* L, 45-372/27/37 @ St. Cloud State* L, 34-33*NIC games

1937-38 8-7/3-5 NIC (5th)Head Coach Rueben FrostDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/26/37 @ Virginia L, 23-1811/27/37 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C. W, 40-2812/4/37 Concordia W, 42-3912/11/37 Winona* L, 34-3212/20/37 Eveleth W, 51-221/8/38 Virginia L, 37-361/12/38 @ St. Cloud State* W, 48-45 (OT)1/15/38 @ Moorhead* L, 39-331/22/38 Minnesota Duluth* L, 51-431/29/38 @ Eveleth W, 33-322/4/38 @ St. Cloud State* L, 44-312/5/38 @ Mankato* W, 35-342/12/38 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. W, 46-412/19/38 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 41-362/26/38 Moorhead* W, 55-43*NIC games

1938-39 6-8/3-5 NIC (T-4th)Head Coach Rueben FrostDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/22/38 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C. W, 35-2711/23/38 @ Virginia L, 35-3112/9/38 @ Winona* L, 44-4012/10/38 @ St. Cloud State* W, 34-3012/15/38 @ Eveleth L, 39-321/7/39 Virginia L, 42-361/12/39 Mankato* L, 50-361/21/39 Minnesota Duluth* W, 31-271/27/39 @ Moorhead* L, 49-48 (OT)2/4/39 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. W, 48-332/18/39 Moorhead* W, 50-342/24/39 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 46-45 (OT)3/2/39 St. Cloud State* L, 53-433/4/39 Eveleth W, 44-35*NIC games

1939-40 13-4/8-1 NIC (1st)Head Coach Rueben Frost

DATE OPPONENT SCORE11/27/39 @ Virginia L, 43-2612/2/39 North Dakota W, 40-3412/9/39 State John’s W, 41-3412/15/39 Winona* W, 43-3112/18/39 Mayville W, 40-321/6/40 Moorhead* W, 49-421/13/40 Virginia L, 39-381/20/40 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 34-291/26/40 @ St. Cloud State* W, 47-371/27/40 @ Mankato* W, 37-262/2/40 @ Moorhead* W, 36-312/9/40 Mankato* W, 38-27

12/7/26 Company K of Bemidji L, 13-1112/11/26 Deer River L, 18-1412/14/26 Clothier-Shoeman W, 11-912/16/26 Bear Cats College L, 8-512/17/26 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 38-71/4/27 Printers College W, 16-61/6/27 Co. K of Bemidji L, 15-91/15/27 @ Deer River W, 14-131/17/27 Blackduck H.S. W, 15-91/29/27 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C. L, 27-171/30/27 @ Hibbing H.S. L, 64-72/1/27 @ Eveleth L, 24-212/5/27 @ Crookston L, 28-162/26/27 @ Northome H.S. L, 12-11 (ot)2/28/27 Cass Lake H.S. W, 24-193/8/27 Crookston L, 19-16

1927-28 5-7/2-5 ConferenceHead Coach R.E. MendenhallDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/3/27 Bagley Independents W, 18-1112/10/27 Virginia J.C.* L, 27-2012/13/27 Mayville W, 41-311/6/28 N.D. Agricultural College W, 43-221/13/28 @ St. Cloud State* W, 36-321/28/28 Itasca-Coleraine J.C.* L, 28-251/31/28 Hibbing J.C.* L, 23-132/3/28 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C.* L, 24-222/17/28 @ Moorhead Teacher’s L, 33-222/18/28 @ Mayville L, 52-392/21/28 @ Virginia J.C.* L, 38-372/22/28 @ Hibbing J.C.* W, 36-20*Conference games

1928-29 11-1/5-1 ConferenceHead Coach Eldon MasonDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/5/28 Bagley City Team W, 37-2212/17/28 N.D. Freshmen W, 24-2012/14/28 @ Red Lake W, 26-131/11/29 St. Cloud State* W, 24-211/19/29 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C.* W, 33-211/23/29 Company K of Bemidji W, 33-171/26/29 Virginia J.C.* L, 21-182/9/29 Hibbing J.C. W, 38-192/18/29 @ St. Cloud State* W, 18-172/23/29 Itasca-Coleraine J.C.* W, 33-202/25/29 @ Hibbing J.C. W, 22-143/2/29 Eveleth J.C.* W, 48-25* Conference games

1929-30 1-8/1-8 ConferenceHead Coach Eldon MasonDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/14/29 Itasca-Coleraine J.C.* W, 13-111/11/30 Hibbing J.C.* L, 23-71/25/30 @ Virginia J.C.* L, 40-192/8/30 Eveleth J.C.* L, 49-292/10/30 St. Cloud State* L, 37-222/15/30 @ Eveleth J.C.* L, 54-172/22/30 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C.* L, 24-222/24/30 @ Hibbing J.C.* L, 23-122/28/30 @ St. Cloud State* L, 45-16* Conference games

1930-31 5-8/3-8 ConferenceHead Coach Eldon MasonDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/13/30 Virginia J.C.* L, 34-2912/15/30 @ Crookston W, 24-101/9/31 @ Eveleth J.C.* W, 29-201/10/31 @ Itasca-Coleraine J.C.* L, 32-181/17/31 Itasca-Coleraine J.C.* L, 26-221/24/31 St. Cloud State* L, 24-201/31/31 Eveleth J.C.* W, 35-342/2/31 @ Hibbing J.C.* L, 21-172/6/31 @ Virginia J.C.* L, 33-192/14/31 Hibbing J.C.* L, 20-92/16/31 @ St. Cloud State* L, 38-192/19/31 Crookston W, 35-272/21/31 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 28-26*Conference games

F.P. Wirth1921-19242 years / 12-15 (.444)

R.E. Mendenhall1926-19282 years / 10-18 (.357)

E.W. Beck1924-19262 years / 4-22 (.154)

Eldon Mason1928-19313 years / 17-17 (.500)

Jack Sterett1931-19354 years / 15-36 (.294)

Rueben Frost1935-1942 and 19478 years / 80-55 (.592)

.................................................................................................................. BSU All-Time Results



1/27/50 Manitoba W, 77-542/3/50 *Moorhead W, 65-532/7/50 @Wisconsin-Superior L, 50-372/11/50 *Winona W, 54-522/14/50 @*St. Cloud State L, 66-552/18/50 Mankato* L, 57-452/24/50 Stout Institute W, 61-583/4/50 @Manitoba W, 56-51*NIC games^Played in Jacksonville, Ill.

1950-51 17-3/6-2 NIC (T-1st)Head Coach Stan Hall

DATE OPPONENT SCORE12/1/50 Jamestown W, 82-5312/2/50 Westmar (IA) W, 66-3812/8/50 Mayville W, 71-4712/9/50 Manitoba W, 77-3512/13/50 Valley City W, 74-5412/16/50 Macalester L, 87-51 12/20/50 Wapheton W, 71-5012/21/50 @ Mayville W, 77-3512/29/50 vs. Mayville^ W, 83-5312/30/50 vs. Concordia^ W, 61-481/6/51 @ *St. Cloud State W, 52-491/12/51 *Moorhead W, 67-281/19/51 *Mankato L, 59-531/26/51 *Winona W, 58-532/2/51 @ *Winona L, 61-592/3/51 @ *Mankato W, 49-472/10/51 @ *Moorhead W, 56-432/15/51 * St. Cloud State W, 61-542/24/51 @ Stout Institute W, 76-672/23/51 Michigan Tech W, 92-58*NIC games^Played at Moorhead Tournament

1951-52 17-3/7-1 NIC (1st)Head Coach Stan Hall

DATE OPPONENT SCORE12/1/51 @Minnesota Duluth L, 58-5512/4/51 Wisconsin-Stout W, 78-4512/7/51 Northland W, 74-5112/10/51 Valley City W, 87-5312/14/51 Minnesota Duluth W, 62-4712/17/51 Mayville W, 91-4512/19/51 @ Wahpeton (ND) W, 79-6212/20/51 @Westmar W, 68-581/4/52 Manitoba W, 72-271/11/52 *St. Cloud State W, 68-651/19/52 @*Moorhead W, 67-471/24/52 @Northland W, 73-531/25/52 @Michigan Tech W, 66-562/2/52 *Winona W, 86-522/8/52 @*Winona W, 59-462/9/52 @*Mankato State L, 82-632/15/52 *Mankato State W, 73-582/22/52 *Moorhead W, 90-562/29/52 @*St. Cloud State W, 67-613/6/52 Hamline^ L, 104-75*NIC games^Played at Minneapolis Armory

1952-53 15-4/10-4 NIC (2nd )Head Coach Stan HallDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/5/52 Jamestown W, 77-6212/7/52 @Mayville L, 77-7512/10/52 @ Eau Claire W, 63-58

12/5/46 Univ. of MN “B-team” W, 41-3912/9/46 @ Wahpeton (ND) W, 50-4412/10/46 @ North Dakota L, 46-3112/14/46 Minnesota Duluth* W, 50-4612/19/46 Northland W, 45-361/10/47 Minnesota Duluth* L, 47-401/14/47 North Dakota W, 55-431/17/47 Moorhead* W, 53-431/25/47 Winona* W, 61-421/31/47 @ St. Cloud State* L, 47-462/1/47 Moorhead* L, 55-452/7/47 @ St. Cloud State* W, 48-402/11/47 North Dakota W, 54-412/14/47 Mankato* L, 62-472/21/47 @ Winona* L, 62-502/22/47 @ Mankato* L, 60-30*NIC games

1947-48 14-5/7-3 NIC (2nd)Head Coach Stan HallDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/25/47 Univ. of MN “B-team” W, 56-4512/5/47 Manitoba W, 44-3412/6/47 @ Northland W, 69-6712/13/47 Minnesota Duluth* W, 62-4712/16/47 @ North Dakota L, 57-5312/19/47 @ Mayville W, 72-521/9/48 @ Manitoba L, 43-381/10/48 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 60-551/16/48 @ Mankato* L, 59-521/17/48 @ Winona* W, 50-331/20/48 Northland W, 46-401/24/48 Mankato* W, 49-471/26/48 North Dakota W, 47-451/30/48 St. Cloud State* W, 53-462/6/48 @ Moorhead* W, 69-562/7/48 @ St. Cloud State* L, 59-572/13/48 Winona* W, 49-382/21/48 Valley City W, 77-692/23/48 Moorhead* W, 60-52*NIC games

1948-49 13-8/5-5 NIC (T-4th)Head Coach Stan HallDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/26/48 @ Valley City L, 56-5012/3/48 Mayville W, 54-4912/10/48 Luther College W, 56-5412/15/48 Valley City W, 66-6312/18/48 @ Augsburg W, 45-4312/20/48 @ Chicago L, 47-4012/29/48 All-Stars W, 63-571/1/49 Jamestown W, 58-501/4/49 Augsburg W, 53-351/8/49 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 71-451/14/49 Moorhead* W, 56-521/18/49 @ Superior L, 60-501/22/49 Winona* W, 48-391/29/49 @ Moorhead* L, 68-591/31/49 @ St. Cloud State* W, 68-592/5/49 St. Cloud State* W, 68-592/8/49 Superior W, 61-582/14/49 Mankato* L, 58-432/18/49 @ Winona* W, 60-542/19/49 @ Mankato* L, 80-512/25/49 Minnesota Duluth* L, 60-59 (OT)*NIC games

1949-50 14-10/4-5 NIC (4th)Head Coach Stan HallDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/2/49 @ Jamestown W, 61-3812/3/49 @ Mayville L, 72-6712/5/49 Valley City State W, 64-63 12/9/49 Wahpeton (ND) W, 68-4312/13/49 Mayville State W, 54-4912/15/49 @Luther L, 55-5212/16/49 @ Upper Iowa W, 97-6912/19/49 vs. Carthage^ W, 63-4412/20/49 @ Illinois College^ L, 63-4912/28/49 All-Stars W, 50-4512/30/49 Macalester W, 68-611/7/50 *St. Cloud State L, 56-451/10/50 Wisconsin-Superior L, 59-501/14/50 @*Moorhead L, 61-571/20/50 @*Mankato State L, 71-611/21/50 @*Winona W, 60-56

1942-43 10-4/6-1 NIC (2nd)Head Coach Jim WithamDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/12/42 Concordia L, 36-2512/14/42 Hamline L, 44-2812/17/42 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 39-3012/18/42 @ Itasca W, 65-381/8/43 Duluth Coast Guard W, 44-391/15/43 @ Mankato W, 32-281/23/43 Winona* W, 41-391/30/43 @ Concordia W, 33-321/29/43 @ Moorhead* L, 59-422/2/43 Itasca-Coleraine J.C. W, 63-262/6/43 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 37-232/12/43 Moorhead* W, 46-452/19/43 St. Cloud State* L, 38-332/26/43 Minnesota Duluth* W, 41-33*NIC games

1943-44 6-3 Head Coach Jim WithamDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/4/43 Bagley W, 45-2312/7/43 Walker W, 56-1712/9/43 @ Concordia L, 39-3412/14/43 @ Wadena W, 37-3312/17/43 @ International Falls L, 43-271/6/44 Concordia W, 43-401/15/44 @ ND Agricultural L, 53-321/22/44 ND Agricultural College W, 52-372/5/44 Jamestown W, 43-32*Shortened due to WWII

1944-45 10-4/7-1 NICHead Coach H.J. EricksonDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/1/44 Moorhead* W, 38-2012/8/44 Minnesota Duluth* W, 38-2612/11/44 @ Gustavus Adolphus L, 61-4312/18/44 @ Winona* W, 65-4712/19/44 @Mankato* L, 51-411/11/45 @ Moorhead* W, 43-251/16/45 Mankato* W, 50-381/18/45 @ Mayville W, 56-531/26/45 Superior W, 36-142/1/45 St. Cloud State* W, 45-212/8/45 Mayville W, 54-452/17/45 Hamline L, 56-322/23/45 @ St. Cloud State* W, 53-222/24/45 @ Hamline L, 61-32*NIC games

1945-46 13-2/ 5-2 NIC (3rd)Head Coach H.J. EricksonDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/7/45 Moorhead* W, 54-3612/14/45 Minnesota Duluth* W, 43-291/9/46 North Dakota W, 37-361/10/46 @ Moorhead* W, 44-351/12/46 Wahpeton (ND) W, 47-341/18/46 Winona* W, 43-351/22/46 @ Mayville W, 52-441/26/46 North Dakota W, 48-452/1/46 St. Cloud State* L, 42-412/4/46 @ Michigan Tech W, 57-332/5/46 @ Northland W, 45-372/15/46 @ St. Cloud State* W, 52-442/16/46 @ Wahpeton (ND) W, 53-452/20/46 Mankato* L, 38-362/28/46 Michigan Tech W, 51-4*NIC games

1946-47 10-7/4-6 NIC (4th)Head Coach Rueben FrostDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/3/46 Mayville W, 54-42

2/16/40 Minnesota Duluth* W, 40-212/19/40 @ Eveleth W, 52-452/27/40 St. Cloud State* W, 44-263/2/40 Eveleth W, 38-323/11/40 Appalachian State (N.C.)^ L, 43-34*NIC games^N.A.I.B. Tournament at Kansas City, Mo.

1940-41 17-5/6-2 NIC (T-1st)Head Coach Rueben Frost

DATE OPPONENT SCORE11/29/40 Eddie Collegians W, 44-3012/7/40 Jamestown L, 24-2012/18/40 North Dakota State W, 47-3912/13/40 @ Moorhead* W, 49-1912/19/40 Jamestown^ W, 35-2912/20/40 Concordia^ W, 39-3112/21/40 North Dakota^ W, 30-261/3/41 Augsburg W, 28-171/17/41 Moorhead* W, 41-361/18/41 Mayville W, 44-361/23/41 Mankato* W, 46-401/30/41 @ Mankato* W, 40-301/31/41 @ Winona* L, 35-342/7/41 Minnesota Duluth* W, 27-202/11/41 Galloping Gophers W, 40-392/15/41 Virginia W, 49-402/21/41 St. Cloud State* L, 49-393/1/41 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 37-303/7/41 @ Virginia L, 57-403/8/41 Stout Institute W, 37-353/11/41 Pittsburg (KS)# W, 35-333/12/41 Santa Barbara# L, 31-29*NIC games^Moorhead Tournament#N.A.I.B Tournament at Kansas City, Mo.

1941-42 17-6/10-0 NIC (1st)Head Coach Rueben Frost

DATE OPPONENT SCORE12/5/41 Northland W, 62-3112/11/41 Mayville W, 56-2612/16/41 St. Olaf L, 33-3112/20/41 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 39-2612/29/41 Mayville& W, 47-2512/30/41 South Dakota State& L, 39-321/5/42 Gustavus Adolphus L, 36-321/10/42 Virginia W, 46-381/16/42 Moorhead* W, 49-291/23/42 @ St. Cloud State* W, 48-401/24/42 @ Moorhead* W, 48-291/30/42 St. Cloud State* W, 43-322/2/42 @ Gustavus Adolphus L, 47-382/6/42 Winona* W, 34-312/12/42 @ Mankato* W, 39-312/13/42 @ Winona* W, 45-352/14/42 @ Stout L, 54-392/20/42 Mankato* W, 38-362/27/42 Minnesota Duluth* W, 30-202/28/42 @ Virginia W, 35-323/10/42 Panzer College^ W, 46-373/11/42 San Diego State^ W, 41-323/12/42 Central State (MO)^ L, 46-32

*NIC games&Moorhead Tournament^N.A.I.B Tournament at Kansas City, Mo.

Jim Witham1942-19442 years / 16-7 (.697)

H.J. Erickson1944-19462 years / 23-6 (.793)

Rueben Frost1936-1942 and 19478 years / 80-55 (593)

Stan Hall1947-19547 years / 65-37 (.637)

BSU All-Time Results.......................................................................................................................



12/1/61 @ North Dakota State W, 61-5612/2/61 @ North Dakota L, 79-7512/5/61 @ Mayville L, 75-7012/8/61 Michigan Tech* W, 72-7012/15/61 @ Mankato* L, 71-6112/18/61 N.E. Oklahoma L, 80-7212/28/61 State John’s^ W, 77-4912/29/61 Stout Institute^ W, 71-551/6/62 Bethel W, 81-541/8/62 @ Moorhead* L,65- 541/9/62 @ Valley City L, 82-781/13/62 @ St. Cloud State* L, 72-651/20/62 @ Michigan Tech* W, 66-651/23/62 Northland W, 64-571/27/62 Moorhead* W, 73-652/3/62 Winona* W, 81-742/10/62 @ Winona* L, 85-822/14/62 Superior L, 91-822/17/62 St. Cloud State* W, 62-60 (OT)2/24/62 Mankato* W, 58-55*NIC games^Played in Beaver Invitational

1962-63 13-9 / 5-5 NIC (4th)Head Coach Zeke Hogeland DATE OPPONENT SCORE11/30/62 Bethel W, 69-5812/3/62 @ Concordia L, 86-5612/4/62 Mayville W, 84-5612/7/62 @ *Michigan Tech L, 81-6712/8/62 @ Northland W, 97-7812/14/62 @ *Mankato L, 82-7412/15/62 @ Iowa College L, 81-7012/28/62 Gustavus Adolphus^ W, 76-7412/29/62 Minnesota Duluth^ L, 71-451/4/63 @ Superior L, 83-721/7/63 *Moorhead W, 83-711/9/63 Valley City W, 71-661/12/63 @ *St. Cloud State L, 99-741/18/63 *Winona W, 83-681/19/63 *Mankato L, 91-791/24/63 North Dakota W, 75-721/26/63 @ *Moorhead W, 62-591/29/63 Wisconsin-Superior W, 71-672/2/63 *St. Cloud State State W, 54-502/9/63 @ *Winona L, 76-70 (OT)2/16/63 @ Manitoba W, 87-572/23/63 *Michigan Tech W, 73-71*NIC games^Played in Beaver Invitational 1963-64 8-14/3-7 NIC (5th)Head Coach Zeke Hogeland DATE OPPONENT SCORE11/30/63 Northern State W, 95-6712/3/63 @ Valley City State W, 80-7112/7/63 Concordia L, 72-7012/14/63 @ Mayville State W, 74-6112/16/63 *Michigan Tech W, 87-7012/20/63 @ Montana State L, 80-7012/21/63 @ Montana College L, 73-5212/27/63 North Dakota^ L, 72-6412/28/63 Augsburg^ L, 82-731/4/64 *Mankato State L, 62-611/10/64 @ *Michigan Tech W, 91-761/11/64 @ Northern Michigan L, 82-681/17/64 *Moorhead State L, 76-721/25/64 @ *St. Cloud State State L, 116-781/31/64 *Winona State W, 85-712/7/64 @ Macalester L, 106-842/8/64 @ Bethel W, 105-812/14/64 @ *Mankato State L, 104-792/15/64 @ *Winona State L, 98-722/21/64 Manitoba W, 104-462/22/64 @ *Moorhead State L, 73-652/29/64 *St. Cloud State State L, 77-72*NIC games^Played in Beaver Invitational

1964-65 10-11/3-6 NIC (4th)Head Coach Zeke Hogeland DATE OPPONENT SCORE11/28/64 @ Northern (SD) State L, 67-6112/5/64 Mayville State W, 78-6612/7/64 Valley City State W, 102-8412/9/64 @ North Dakota L, 101-7812/12/64 @ State John’s L, 77-61

1958-59 14-8/6-4 NIC (2nd)Head Coach Jack VinjeDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/29/58 @ Aberdeen L, 78-55 12/3/58 Michigan Tech* W, 81-7812/4/58 Mayville W, 84-7012/6/58 State John’s W, 111-8712/9/58 Superior W, 88-8212/12/58 Minnesota Duluth L, 70-7612/17/58 NW Missouri L, 67-63 (OT)12/29/58 St. Olaf^ W, 65-6012/30/58 Luther^ W, 91-761/6/59 Wahpeton (ND) W, 95-611/9/59 Jamestown W, 71-601/16/59 Mankato* L, 85-841/24/59 @ St. Cloud State* L, 86-651/27/59 @ Jamestown W, 71-602/2/59 @ Mankato* L, 75-721/30/59 Winona* W, 81-792/7/59 Winona* W, 92-812/13/59 St. Cloud State* W, 64-622/17/59 @ Moorhead* L, 88-87 (OT)2/21/59 Moorhead* W, 75-642/23/59 @ Michigan Tech* W, 73-722/24/59 @ Superior L, 70-63*NIC games^Played in Beaver Invitational 1959-60 13-8/6-4 NIC (3rd)Head Coach Jack VinjeDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/28/59 @ State John’s W, 99-7212/4/59 @ Superior L, 66-6512/11/59 Wahpeton (ND) W, 60-5612/16/59 @ Moorhead* W, 83-6212/18/59 Northern (SD) State W, 78-4812/19/59 Macalester W, 84-7012/28/59 St. Olaf^ L, 67-6412/29/59 Luther^ L, 73-621/4/60 North Dakota W, 74-511/5/60 @ Mayville W, 110-861/9/60 St. Cloud State* L, 70-691/16/60 Winona* W, 104-841/22/60 Michigan Tech* W, 88-751/29/60 @ Michigan Tech* W, 86-501/30/60 @ Minnesota Duluth L, 82-742/6/60 @ Mankato* L, 104-762/8/60 @ Winona* W, 73-702/12/60 Moorhead* W, 82-692/15/60 @ St. Cloud State* L, 80-78 (OT)2/19/60 Superior W, 97-902/27/60 Mankato* L, 88-80*NIC games^Played in Beaver Invitational 1960-61 5-19/2-8 NIC (5th)Head Coach Jack VinjeDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/26/60 @ Northern (SD) State L, 84-5112/1/60 @ North Dakota L, 80-7112/3/60 @ Michigan Tech* W, 75-6812/5/60 Minnesota Duluth L, 79-7412/9/60 Moorhead* L, 69-5312/12/60 @ Superior L, 106-7212/17/60 Concordia L, 96-7912/19/60 @ North Dakota L, 83-6312/28/60 St. Thomas^ L, 69-5512/29/60 St. Olaf^ L, 73-721/2/61 North Dakota L, 85-731/3/61 Mayville W, 74-731/6/61 @ Mankato* L, 74-631/7/61 @ Bethel W, 83-681/9/61 @ Macalester L, 85-661/14/61 @ St. Cloud State* L, 86-701/17/61 State John’s W, 67-641/20/61 Mankato* L, 71-591/24/61 Superior L, 74-561/27/61 @ Moorhead* L, 73-572/4/61 @ Winona* L, 78-662/10/61 Winona* L, 79-712/18/61 Michigan Tech* W, 84-732/25/61 St. Cloud State* L, 95-81*NIC games^Played in Beaver Invitational

1961-62 11-10/6-4 NIC (2nd)Head Coach Jack VinjeDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/25/61 Northern (SD) State L, 79-73

DATE OPPONENT SCORE11/28/55 Bethel W, 99-6812/2/55 @Michigan Tech L, 77-7112/3/55 @N. Michigan L, 93-8712/9/55 Superior L, 83-7712/16/55 Mayville L, 84-6612/21/55 @ Vallley City L, 92-9112/28/55 Augsburg^ L, 94-7112/29/55 St. Cloud State^ L, 92-671/9/56 U of Manitoba W, 84-721/14/56 @*Winona W, 85-781/16/56 Wahpeton (ND) W, 100-621/21/56 @*Mankato L, 86-701/27/56 *Winona W, 59-542/3/56 Northland W, 78-682/4/56 @Bethel L, 77-722/7/56 @*Moorhead L, 87-672/10/56 *St. Cloud State L, 71-702/13/56 @Northland W, 95-842/18/56 *Mankato L, 81-672/24/56 @*St. Cloud State L, 92-662/28/56 *Moorhead W, 92-633/3/56 @Manitoba W, 101-83*NIC games^Beaver Invitational

1956-57 17-7/6-2 NIC (T-1st)Head Coach Harry Fritz

DATE OPPONENT SCORE11/24/56 Manitoba W, 69-6311/26/56 Bethel W, 94-7411/27/56 @ St. Thomas L, 72-6412/1/56 @ Superior W, 78-6512/8/56 Michigan Tech W, 84-6812/11/56 Superior L, 72-6612/14/56 Jamestown W, 72-5312/19/56 Valley City W, 79-7712/20/56 @ Wahpeton (ND) W, 89-6212/28/56 Augsburg^ L, 71-5712/29/56 State John’s^ W, 70-691/5/57 @ Minnesota Duluth L, 114-721/7/57 Manitoba W, 78-661/12/57 @ St. Cloud State* L, 82-67 1/21/57 Mankato* W, 73-611/25/57 @ Bethel W, 70-661/26/57 @ Macalester L, 76-61 2/2/57 @ Winona* W, 69-642/4/57 N. Michigan W, 88-712/8/57 St. Cloud State* W, 92-742/16/57 Winona* W, 91-592/19/57 Moorhead* W, 76-652/23/57 @ Mankato* W, 70-683/2/57 @ Moorhead* L, 86-83*NIC games^Played in Beaver Invitational

1957-58 8-12/2-6 NIC (5th)Head Coach Harry FritzDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/6/57 @ Mayville L, 91-70 12/7/57 @ State John’s L, 64-6212/10/57 @ Superior W, 76-6912/13/57 Minnesota Duluth L, 73-7012/16/58 @ Jamestown W, 72-5812/27/57 Augsburg^ L, 65-5212/28/57 Taylor College^ W, 72-671/7/58 Wahpeton (ND) W, 70-561/11/58 St. Thomas L, 72-651/17/58 Mankato* W, 69-551/20/58 St. Cloud State* L, 76-47 1/25/58 @ Mankato* L, 81-651/27/58 Superior W, 85-721/31/58 Winona* L, 68-55 2/1/58 Macalester L, 76-61 2/4/58 @ Moorhead* L, 92-81 2/7/58 Jamestown W, 83-622/15/58 @ St. Cloud State* L, 66-622/22/58 @ Winona* L, 75-743/1/58 Moorhead* W, 83-65*NIC games^Played in Beaver Invitational

12/11/52 @ Bethel W, 86-6212/16/52 Wahpeton (ND) W, 68-5112/17/52 @Valley City W, 83-7312/19/52 @ Gustavus L, 60-5312/28/52 Luther^ W, 86-8312/29/52 Mankato^ W, 76-621/9/53 *St. Cloud State W, 74-541/12/53 Minnesota Duluth W, 83-691/15/53 @*Moorhead W, 76-611/19/53 Bethel W, 82-511/23/53 @*Mankato W, 65-621/30/53 *Winona W, 80-592/6/53 @*Winona L, 67-592/13/53 *Mankato L, 63-532/20/53 *Moorhead W, 81-772/27/53 @ *St. Cloud State W, 101-92*NIC games^Played at Bemidji State Tournament

1953-54 15-4 / 6-3 NIC (2nd)Head Coach Stan Hall

DATE OPPONENT SCORE12/5/53 Jamestown W, 77-6212/10/53 @Wisconsin-Eau Claire W, 63-5812/11/53 @Bethel W, 86-6212/16/53 @Wahpeton (ND) W, 68-5112/17/53 @Valley City W, 83-7312/19/53 Gustavus Adolphus L, 60-5312/29/53 Luther^ W, 86-8312/29/53 Mankato^ W, 76-621/9/54 *St. Cloud State W, 74-541/12/54 Minnesota Duluth W, 83-691/15/54 @*Moorhead W, 76-611/18/54 Bethel W, 82-511/23/54 @*Mankato W, 65-621/30/54 *Winona W, 80-592/6/54 @*Winona L, 67-592/13/54 *Mankato L, 63-532/20/54 *Moorhead W, 81-772/27/54 @*St. Cloud State W, 101-923/2/54 *Mankato# L, 62-53*NIC games^Played at Beaver Invitational#Played in St. Cloud State, Minn.

1954-55 5-16/1-7 NIC (5th)Head Coach Harry FritzDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/4/54 @Luther L, 77-5312/6/54 @River Falls L, 90-6912/8/54 Mayville L, 92-7812/11/54 @ Superior L, 74-6312/15/54 Wahpeton (ND) W, 64-5012/21/54 Emporia W, 63-4812/28/54 Eau Claire^ L, 102-7412/29/55 Moorhead^ L, 80-691/5/55 Mayville# L, 84-701/8/55 @*St. Cloud State L, 90-761/10/55 @Bethel W, 90-821/22/55 *Mankato L, 91-811/25/55 @Minnesota Duluth L, 88-741/28/55 @*Winona L, 79-751/19/55 @Lacrosse L, 87-652/4/55 *Winona W, 82-732/8/55 @*Moorhead L, 70-562/11/55 Bethel W, 100-752/14/55 @*Mankato L, 78-632/23/55 *Moorhead L, 53-462/25/55 *St. Cloud State L, 72-69*NIC games#Played in Ada, N.D.^Played at Beaver Invitational

1955-56 9-13/3-5 NIC (4th)Head Coach Harry Fritz

Harry Fritz1954-19584 years / 39-48 (.448)

Jack Vinje1958-19634 years / 43-45 (.489)

Zeke Hogeland1963-19675 years / 65-46 (.586)

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1967-68 11-11/5-7 Nic (5th)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/27/67 Mayville State L, 74-5811/30/67 Northland W, 91-5312/5/67 Ellendale W, 73-7012/7/67 Valley City State L, 74-7112/16/67 *Minnesota-Morris L, 91-6412/28/67 Minot State^ W, 86-8212/29/67 Mayville State^ L, 85-841/5/68 *Michigan Tech W, 82-761/12/68 @ *Winona State L, 69-611/13/68 @ *Mankato State W, 78-761/19/68 *Winona State L, 88-741/20/68 *Mankato State L, 66-621/27/68 @ *Michigan Tech W, 87-862/3/68 *Moorhead State W, 61-492/5/68 @ Valley City L, 81-68 (OT)2/7/68 Northland W, 85-642/10/68 Augustana W, 108-942/12/68 @ Bethel W, 83-732/17/68 *St. Cloud State L, 99-582/20/68 @ *Moorhead State W, 90-862/24/68 *Minnesota-Morris L, 71-662/27/68 @ *St. Cloud State L, 78-58*NIC games^Mayville Invitational played in Mayville, N.D.

1968-69 7-15/4-7 NIC (T-5th)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/21/68 Valley City W, 74-6011/30/68 @ Superior L, 66-6512/3/68 Mayville L, 82-6712/5/68 Ellendale W, 94-7412/6/68 Gustavus Adolphus^ L, 70-6412/7/68 Southwest State^ L, 74-6012/14/68 @ North Dakota State L, 88-8012/26/68 Eastern Michigan# L, 93-6212/27/68 State John’s# L, 85-8212/28/68 Lincoln (PA)# L, 79-651/3/69 *Mankato State W, 72-681/4/69 *Winona State L, 67-651/11/69 *Minnesota-Morris L, 73-611/17/69 @ *Winona State L, 64-381/18/69 @ *Mankato State W, 62-561/25/69 *Michigan Tech W, 91-721/31/69 *St. Cloud State State L, 47-442/1/69 @ *Minnesota-Morris W, 73-722/8/69 @ *Moorhead State L, 79-672/15/69 *Moorhead State L, 76-562/21/69 @ *Michigan Tech L, 92-882/22/69 @ Northland W, 98-72*NIC games^Southwest Invitational played in Marshall, Minn.#Granite City Invitational played in St. Cloud State, Minn.

1969-70 17-8/9-3 NIC (T-2nd)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/1/69 Wisconsin-Superior W, 88-5712/2/69 Mayville W, 71-6812/5/69 Northland W, 100-6512/6/69 @ Minnesota Duluth W, 60-5812/10/69 North Dakota State L, 70-6612/18/69 @ Minot W, 94-8712/19/69 @ Rocky Mountain W, 90-6912/20/69 @ Eastern Montana State L, 84-6412/29/69 Nasson^ W, 80-5912/30/69 Lacrosse^ W, 74-7112/31/69 Moorhead State^ L, 69-641/9/70 @ *Winona State L, 63-571/10/70 @ *Southwest State W, 60-581/13/70 @North Dakota L, 82-711/16/70 *Michigan Tech W, 70-681/17/70 @ Valley City L, 94-741/20/70 *St. Cloud State State W, 62-511/24/70 @ *Minnesota-Morris W, 67-601/27/70 @ *St. Cloud State State L, 76-561/31/70 *Minnesota-Morris W, 75-652/4/70 @ *Moorhead State L, 75-582/13/70 *Southwest State W, 59-542/14/70 *Winona State W, 52-512/20/70 @ *Michigan Tech W, 70-672/28/70 *Moorhead State W, 64-55*NIC games^Granite City Invite played in St. Cloud State, Minn.

1970-71 10-13/4-7 NIC (6th)Head Coach Dave Hutchins

12/18/64 Montana State L, 88-7012/19/64 Montana College L, 81-7512/29/64 Morningside^ W, 77-7312/30/64 Lincoln^ W, 82-761/5/65 @ *Moorhead State L, 71-561/9/65 *St. Cloud State State L, 72-651/16/65 @ *Michigan Tech W, 95-821/18/65 @ Northland W, 101-851/23/65 *Mankato State W, 86-751/29/65 @ *St. Cloud State State L, 96-682/6/65 *Winona State W, 110-652/12/65 *Michigan Tech W, 95-782/16/65 *Moorhead State L, 92-742/20/65 @*Mankato State L, 107-912/22/65 @ Minnesota-Morris W, 104-952/27/65 @ *Winona State L, 94-82*NIC games^Played in Beaver Invitational

1965-66 15-7/6-4 NIC (2nd)Head Coach Zeke HogelandDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/22/65 Minnesota-Morris W, 76-7512/1/65 @Minnesota Duluth L, 84-7912/3/65 State John’s W, 84-7012/7/65 @ Mayville W, 93-6212/11/65 Northland W, 105-9612/29/65 Concordia^ W, 84-7312/30/65 *Moorhead State^ W, 82-651/7/66 *Moorhead State W, 56-451/10/66 @Concordia W, 78-711/15/66 @*St. Cloud State State L, 82-751/18/66 North Dakota L, 91-761/22/66 @ *Michigan Tech W, 85-711/28/66 *Mankato State W, 91-861/29/66 *Winona State L, 79-772/4/66 *St. Cloud State L, 89-612/7/66 @ Valley City W, 72-682/8/66 Macalester W, 84-762/11/66 @Minnesota-Morris L, 85-712/15/66 @*Moorhead State L, 67-632/19/66 *Michigan Tech W, 85-602/25/66 @*Winona State W, 77-732/26/66 @*Mankato State W, 83-67*NIC games^Played in Red River Classic @ Moorhead

1966-67 19-5/12-0 NIC (1st)Head Coach Zeke Hogeland

DATE OPPONENT SCORE 11/22/66 Mayville State W, 98-8712/1/66 Minnesota Duluth W, 85-6312/3/66 Valley City State W, 80-6412/9/66 @ South Dakota L, 83-7312/10/66 @ SCI L, 84-6712/17/66 @ Augustana (SD) W, 95-8612/28/66 Jamestown^ W, 97-7712/29/66 Northern State^ L, 88-761/3/67 @ Northland L, 102-981/7/67 @ *St. Cloud State State W, 61-591/10/67 Ellendale W, 95-511/14/67 @ *Michigan Tech W, 90-771/20/67 *Winona State W, 89-701/21/67 *Mankato State W, 85-721/28/67 *St. Cloud State State W, 56-522/4/67 *Minnesota-Morris W, 60-572/7/67 @ *Moorhead State W, 72-652/9/67 Bethel W, 83-722/11/67 *Michigan Tech W, 79-722/14/67 @ *Minnesota-Morris W, 70-642/17/67 @ *Mankato State W, 72-692/18/67 @ *Winona State W, 78-712/25/67 *Moorhead State W, 79-683/7/67 St. Thomas L, 73-64*NIC games^Northern State Invitational played in Aberdeen, S.D.

Dave Hutchins1967-198114 years / 142-200 (.415)

DATE OPPONENT SCORE12/1/70 @ Illinois State L, 80-6712/2/70 @ Northern Iowa W, 69-6512/4/70 Minot State W, 74-7112/5/70 Minnesota Duluth W, 71-6612/9/70 Mayville State W, 74-7112/29/70 Wisconsin-Stout L, 100-5812/30/70 Winona State* L, 69-611/2/71 Hamline^ W, 77-751/3/71 St. Thomas^ L, 78-481/6/71 Valley City State L, 75-721/9/71 Moorhead State* L, 85-701/15/71 @ Southwest State* W, 57-561/16/71 @ Winona State* L, 62-531/20/71 North Dakota State L, 83-751/23/71 @ Michigan Tech* L, 91-671/26/71 St. Cloud State State* L, 76-671/30/71 Southwest State* W, 65-612/2/71 @ St. Cloud State State* L, 67-642/12/71 Michigan Tech* W, 83-802/13/71 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 45-432/17/71 @ Wisconsin-Superior W, 77-652/20/71 @ Moorhead State* L, 84-742/26/71 Minnesota-Morris* W, 74-60*NIC games^Twin Cities Classic

1971-72 17-9 / 10-2 NIC (2nd)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/1/71 Wisconsin-Superior W, 97-8012/4/71 @ Gustavus Adolphus W, 60-5812/6/71 @ Bethel W, 75-7112/10/71 @ Northland W, 89-5812/16/71 @ Minot State L, 107-8012/17/71 @ Rocky Mountain L, 99-8912/18/71 @ Mary L, 92-8712/29/71 vs. Wisconsin-River Falls& W, 92-8312/30/71 vs. Dakota Wesleyan& L, 88-801/3/72 @ Valley City State L, 84-751/4/72 @ Mayville State L, 78-641/7/72 Southwest State* W, 92-771/8/72 @ Moorhead State* W, 78-761/13/72 Lakehead W, 90-661/15/72 Winona State* W, 77-701/18/72 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 73-701/22/72 Michigan Tech* W, 93-681/25/72 @ St. Cloud State State* W, 67-641/29/72 @ Southwest State* W, 66-562/1/72 St. Cloud State State* W, 77-762/5/72 Northland W, 85-662/8/72 Minnesota-Morris* L, 67-582/12/72 @ Michigan Tech* W, 97-872/19/72 Moorhead State* W, 60-542/26/72 @ Winona State* L, 76-712/28/72 @ St. Thomas^ L, 106-70*NIC games& Corn Palace Classic Holiday Tournament^ NAIA District 13 Playoff Game

1972-73 19-7/8-4 NIC (2nd)Head coach Dave HutchinDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/29/72 Mayville State W, 100-7912/1/72 @ Wisconsin-Superior W, 102-6912/6/72 Gustavus Adolphus W, 70-5912/8/72 Minot State W, 85-6012/15/72 Winnipeg W, 75-5912/19/72 @ Lakehead W, 74-6512/20/72 @ Lakehead W, 57-5512/22/72 vs. Wisconsin-Superior W, 98-4712/23/72 @ Minnesota Duluth L, 81-6512/28/72 vs. UM-State Louis W, 94-7612/29/72 @ UN-Omaha L, 83-701/3/73 Moorhead State* L, 62-57 (ot)1/5/73 Winona State* L, 72-691/9/73 Minnesota-Morris* W, 88-661/12/73 @ Michigan Tech* L, 62-60 (ot)1/16/73 St. Cloud State State* W, 67-611/19/73 Southwest State* W, 102-591/23/73 @ St. Cloud State State* W, 85-701/28/73 Northern Iowa W, 69-681/30/73 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 86-752/2/73 Michigan Tech* W, 72-602/3/73 Valley City State W, 107-652/10/73 @ Moorhead State* W, 95-92 (2ot)2/16/73 @ Winona State* L, 102-662/24/73 @ Southwest State* W, 76-623/5/73 vs. St. Thomas^ L, 80-76* NIC games^ NAIA DiState 13 Playoff Game 1973-74 16-8/5-7 NIC (5th)Head Coach Dave Hutchins

DATE OPPONENT SCORE11/30/73 Wisconsin-Superior W, 69-6612/4/73 Mayville State W, 107-6012/10/73 William Penn W, 71-6412/12/73 Northern Montana W, 90-6912/14/73 vs. Lakehead^ W, 82-6712/15/73 vs. Bethel College^ W, 77-6812/29/73 vs. Wartburg& W, 82-6712/30/73 @ Wayne State & W, 71-581/4/74 @ Winona State* L, 70-641/5/74 @ Bethel College W, 82-671/8/74 @ Moorhead State* L, 70-691/9/74 @ Mayville State W, 69-661/11/74 Michigan Tech* W, 80-671/15/74 @ St. Cloud State State* L, 81-781/18/74 @ Southwest State* L, 68-661/21/74 @ Northland College L, 80-791/25/74 @ Valley City State W, 70-621/29/74 Minnesota-Morris* W, 86-591/31/74 Michigan Tech* L, 72-592/5/74 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 68-652/9/74 Moorhead State* W, 77-712/15/74 Winona State* L, 80-662/23/74 Southwest State* W, 83-532/27/74 St. Cloud State State* W, 66-59* NIC games^ Minnesota Duluth Invitational& Wayne State Invitational

1974-75 13-11/5-7 NIC (T-3rd)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/21/74 @ Mayville State L, 79-6911/30/74 @ Wisconsin-Superior W, 83-8112/2/74 @ Illinois Wesleyan L, 81-6912/3/74 @ Millikin (IL) L, 109-8712/6/74 Bethel College W, 83-7612/7/74 Montana Tech W, 98-7112/13/74 @ Luther College W, 72-6312/14/74 @ State John’s L, 67-6112/19/74 Mayville State W, 90-631/4/75 @ Southwest State* L, 78-751/6/75 UW-Platteville W, 80-791/8/75 Winona State* L, 85-711/13/75 Moorhead State* W, 79-771/18/75 @ Michigan Tech* L, 92-821/20/75 Northland College W, 86-811/22/75 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 84-761/25/75 Southwest State* W, 92-792/1/75 St. Cloud State State* W, 66-632/5/75 @ St. Cloud State State* L, 68-672/8/75 Michigan Tech* W, 83-682/10/75 Minnesota-Morris* W, 85-752/14/75 Valley City State W, 95-762/19/75 @ Moorhead State* L, 99-852/22/75 @ Winona State* L, 89-76*NIC games

1975-76 11-13/4-8 NIC (6th)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/22/75 @ Mayville State W, 78-6712/1/75 @ Gustavus Adolphus L, 77-6312/3/75 Wisconsin-Superior W, 79-7212/4/75 Mayville State W, 96-8712/8/75 Gustavus Adolphus W, 82-6912/13/75 @ Buena Vista W, 69-6212/14/75 @ State John’s L, 82-6512/19/75 Valley City State L, 73-6212/29/75 @ East Stroudsburg State W, 93-8112/30/75 @ Ferris State L, 73-6212/31/75 @ St. Cloud State State W, 84-821/3/76 @ Southwest State* L, 78-741/7/76 UW-La Crosse L, 88-651/9/76 @ Winona State* W, 68-651/12/76 St. Cloud State State* L, 78-491/15/76 @ Moorhead State* W, 78-761/17/76 Michigan Tech* W, 70-611/21/76 Minnesota-Morris* L, 78-571/31/76 @ St. Cloud State State* L, 69-662/6/76 @ Michigan Tech* L, 104-742/9/76 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 72-562/14/76 Winona State* L, 64-632/18/76 Moorhead State* W, 75-682/20/76 Southwest State* L, 65-61* NIC Games

1976-77 4-20/2-12 NIC (8th)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/1/76 Mayville State W, 66-5212/4/76 @ Wisconsin-Superior L, 90-6312/7/76 @ North Dakota State L, 91-5912/9/76 @ St. Ambrosee L, 81-74

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2/10/85 Minnesota-Morris* W, 72-632/15/85 @ Moorhead State* W, 61-522/17/85 @ Northern State* L, 99-862/23/85 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 67-553/5/85 @ Southwest State&# W, 85-843/7/85 @ Minnesota Duluth& L, 71-54* NIC games& NAIA District 13 Playoffs#School’s 1st playoff win

1985-86 12-15/4-8 NIC (6th)Head Coach Will BairdDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/22/85 Mayville State W, 91-6311/30/85 @ Northern Michigan L, 86-5812/4/85 @ Loyola Marymount L, 100-7412/6/85 vs. Chapman College& L, 80-7712/7/85 vs. Southern California& L, 78-7712/10/85 St. Cloud State State L, 87-6512/12/85 Valley City State W, 78-7712/13/85 Northland W, 108-7912/17/85 @ North Dakota L, 80-6312/20/85 @ St. Scholastica W, 99-7912/28/85 vs. Northern State% W, 81-7012/29/85 vs. Minnesota Duluth% L, 74-5612/30/85 vs. Minnesota-Morris% W, 87-86 (ot)1/9/86 St. Scholastica W, 89-701/12/86 @ Northern State* L, 84-681/13/86 @ Southwest State* L, 81-701/17/86 Minnesota-Morris* W, 86-821/18/86 Moorhead State* W, 89-761/24/86 @ Winona State* L, 76-682/1/86 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 56-482/2/86 @ Northland W, 95-832/7/86 Northern State* L, 99-862/8/86 Southwest State* W, 99-952/14/86 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 82-772/15/86 @ Moorhead State* L, 81-772/18/86 Minnesota Duluth* L, 74-672/21/86 Winona State* W, 80-74* NIC games& Orange Optimist Tourney @ Orange, Calif.% NIC Holiday Tournament @ Duluth, Minn.

1986-87 12-16/5-7 NIC (5th) Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/21/86 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire& L, 75-4411/22/86 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee&# W, 68-5012/1/86 @ Valley City State L, 84-7112/2/86 @ Mayville State L, 83-7612/6/86 @ Northland College# W, 101-9012/13/86 Jamestown# W, 95-7612/19/86 @ South Dakota State L, 95-8712/28/86 vs. Moorhead State*%# W, 80-73 (ot)12/29/86 vs. Minnesota Duluth*% L, 88-4712/30/86 vs. Winona State*% L, 86-641/7/87 Univ. of Manitoba# W, 95-88 (ot)1/9/87 Northern State* L, 74-711/10/87 Southwest State*# W, 88-851/13/87 Northern Michigan L, 96-801/16/87 @ Minnesota-Morris*# W, 85-841/17/87 @ Moorhead State* L, 57-511/20/87 St. Scholastica L, 83-791/23/87 Winona State*# W, 78-661/25/87 @ Mary College L, 77-621/26/87 @ Jamestown# W, 89-751/29/87 Moorhead State*# W, 97-671/31/87 Minnesota Duluth* L, 73-632/7/87 @ Northern State* L, 79-752/8/87 @ Southwest State* L, 85-83 (ot)2/13/87 Minnesota-Morris* W, 101-872/15/87 @ Winona State* L, 106-752/18/87 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 81-442/21/87 Northland College W, 98-74*NIC games&Eau Claire Tip Off Tournament%Northern Intercollegiate Tournament#Indicates forfeits, games played and subsequently forfeited do NOT alter records

11/30/82 Jamestown W, 83-7912/2/82 Wisconsin-Superior W, 91-7012/4/82 Concordia College W, 98-7912/6/82 @ Jamestown L, 90-7612/7/82 @ Valley City State L, 73-6812/10/82 @ Northland College W, 93-8812/11/82 @ Northern Michigan L, 100-8512/14/82 @ Mayville State L, 101-7112/16/82 St. Scholastica W, 79-7712/20/82 @ Northern Iowa L, 102-6412/22/82 @ Northern Illinois L, 88-621/11/83 Moorhead State* L, 70-661/15/83 Northern State* W, 82-741/20/83 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 94-681/21/83 @ Southwest State* L, 76-721/25/83 Minnesota Duluth* L, 85-661/28/83 Winona State* W, 61-602/1/83 Northern Michigan L, 80-782/5/83 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 89-642/10/83 @ Northwestern L, 94-832/11/83 @ Winona State* L, 98-85 Northland College W, 85-692/18/83 Minnesota-Morris* W, 63-612/19/83 Southwest State* W, 94-852/22/83 @ Moorhead State* L, 80-792/23/83 @ Northern State* L, 100-68* NIC games& Wartburg Tournament

1983-84 15-14/8-4 NIC (3rd)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/18/83 vs. Loras& L, 64-5911/19/83 vs. Augsburg& L, 69-6811/26/83 @ UC-Santa Barbara L, 86-6811/28/83 @ Stanford L, 98-5912/3/83 Valley City State W, 54-5112/6/83 Jamestown W, 73-6712/10/83 Northern Michigan L, 72-6912/13/83 St. Scholastica W, 76-6912/15/83 @ Wisconsin-River Falls L, 84-7312/27/83 vs. Minnesota-Morris% L, 66-5212/28/83 vs. Moorhead State% L, 93-7312/29/83 vs. Winona State% W, 108-106^ 1/10/84 Northwestern W, 77-491/13/84 @ Moorhead State* L, 72-671/15/84 @ Northern State* L, 65-601/20/84 Southwest State* W, 68-641/21/84 Minnesota-Morris* W, 78-621/24/84 Minnesota Duluth* L, 67-62 (ot)1/27/84 @ Winona State* W, 75-72 (ot)1/28/84 @ St. Scholastica W, 65-642/3/84 Winona State* W, 64-612/9/84 Moorhead State* W, 102-812/11/84 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 80-642/16/84 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 71-552/17/84 @ Southwest State* W, 76-742/22/84 Northern State* W, 78-672/24/84 @ Northland W, 95-802/25/84 @ Northern Michigan L, 84-653/3/84 vs. State John’s$ L, 67-55*NIC games^Double Overtime& Wisconsin-Eau Claire Tournament% NIC Tournament$ NCAA Div. II/NAIA Division I Playoffs 1984-85 13-17/7-5 NIC (T-4th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/16/84 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire L, 76-5411/17/84 vs. North Central (IL) L, 73-5511/26/84 @ Northern Illinois L, 94-6312/1/84 Wisconsin-River Falls W, 71-6812/4/84 Jamestown W, 64-5012/6/84 @ St. Cloud State State L, 70-6612/7/84 @ Northwestern L, 75-6412/14/84 @ Valley City State L, 68-5612/15/84 @ Mayville State L, 80-6712/22/84 @ Northern Michigan L, 90-6612/28/84 vs. South Dakota Tech L, 68-6312/29/84 vs. Moorhead State L, 74-7312/30/84 vs. Cal Poly W, 80-731/8/85 St. Scholastica W, 2-0(Forfeit)1/11/85 Northern State* L, 87-641/12/85 Moorhead State* W, 68-671/18/85 Winona State* W, 77-621/19/85 Northern Michigan L, 69-651/25/85 @ Southwest State* L, 71-701/26/85 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 65-641/29/85 Minnesota Duluth* W, 62-542/1/85 @ Winona State* W, 80-712/5/85 Northland College W, 77-642/9/85 Southwest State* L, 77-74

1/7/80 @ Moorhead State* L, 85-601/9/80 Minnesota-Morris* W, 76-571/16/80 @ St. Cloud State State* L, 98-931/19/80 @ Southwest State* L, 103-681/21/80 Northland L, 90-841/25/80 Mankato State* L, 75-591/26/80 Winona State* W, 75-631/31/80 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 79-682/2/80 @ Michigan Tech* L, 61-452/5/80 @ Northland W, 82-682/9/80 Moorhead State* L, 104-662/13/80 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 64-632/16/80 Northern State* W, 80-792/20/80 St. Cloud State State* L, 101-802/23/80 Southwest State* L, 74-602/27/80 @ Mankato State* L, 78-612/28/80 @ Winona State* W, 105-88*NIC games

1980-81 1-24/0-15 NIC (9th)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/21/80 Augsburg L, 85-5411/22//80 @ North Dakota L, 79-3611/29/80 @ Montana State L, 85-5312/2/80 Valley City State L, 77-4512/6/80 Jamestown L, 58-4712/12/80 Northland L, 70-6012/13/80 St. Scholastica W, 85-5712/15/80 @ Jamestown L, 74-6012/19/80 Northern State* L, 83-761/2/81 @ Southwest State* L, 75-501/3/81 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 96-651/8/81 @ St. Cloud State State* L, 87-781/12/81 Moorhead State* L, 94-691/17/81 Minnesota Duluth* L, 63-541/23/81 @ Mankato State* L, 59-521/24/81 @ Winona State* L, 80-751/30/81 @ Northern State* L, 88-671/31/81 @ Moorhead State* L, 79-652/6/81 Southwest State* L, 70-612/7/81 Minnesota-Morris* L, 100-772/11/81 @ St. Scholastica L, 73-712/12/81 St. Cloud State State* L, 74-642/20/81 @ Northland L, 98-692/21/81 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 92-682/28/81 Mankato State* L, 97-56* NIC games

1981-82 4-22/1-11 NIC (7th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE12/3/81 @ Valley City State L, 86-5812/4/81 @ Jamestown L, 54-4012/10/81 St. Scholastica L, 69-6312/12/81 Northwestern W, 85-82 (ot)12/17/81 Mayville State L, 67-6012/19/81 @ Concordia College L, 66-651/3/82 Southwest State* L, 73-65 (ot)1/9/82 Minnesota-Morris* L, 86-751/14/82 St. Cloud State State L, 71-661/16/28 @ Moorhead State* L, 67-651/19/82 @ Northern State* L, 70-651/21/82 Jamestown L, 66-491/23/82 Minnesota Duluth* L, 90-621/24/82 St. Scholastica W, 77-731/29/82 Mankato State L, 87-531/30/82 Winona State* L, 53-512/2/82 @ Northland L, 53-472/5/82 Northern State* W, 64-632/6/82 Moorhead State* L, 98-722/8/82 @ St. Cloud State State L, 51-412/12/82 @ Southwest State* L, 88-572/13/82 Minnesota-Morris* L, 80-772/18/82 Minnesota Duluth* L, 97-692/20/82 Northland W, 80-652/26/82 @ Winona State* L, 82-732/27/82 @ Mankato State L, 68-55* NIC games

1982-83 11-18/4-8 NIC (5th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/16/82 Lakehead University L, 69-6811/19/82 vs. St. Francis& L, 65-6011/20/82 vs. Viterbo College& W, 95-87

12/10/76 @ Iowa Weslyan L, 79-7712/11/76 Montana Tech L, 77-6812/13/76 Valley City State W, 89-7512/16/76 Northern State L, 71-6212/18/76 @ Montana State L, 86-681/4/77 @ Mayville State L, 67-651/8/77 Minnesota-Morris* L, 63-491/10/77 Michigan Tech* L, 63-591/12/77 @ Moorhead State* L, 72-571/15/77 @ St. Cloud State State* L, 71-471/19/77 @ Southwest State* L, 69-681/21/77 Winona State* W, 83-691/26/77 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 71-602/2/77 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 73-522/5/77 Moorhead State* L, 75-722/7/77 @ Michigan Tech* L, 68-562/9/77 St. Cloud State State* L, 81-582/12/77 Southwest State* W, 87-762/16/77 Minnesota Duluth* L, 76-462/19/77 @ Winona State* L, 98-82*NIC games

1977-78 5-19/3-11 NIC (T-7th)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/28/77 @ South Dakota State L, 88-6512/2/77 Mayville State L, 65-6412/3/77 Wisconsin-Superior L, 97-8712/6/77 North Dakota State L, 86-5512/10/77 Winnipeg W, 94-9312/13/77 @ Valley City State L, 91-6412/15/77 @ Mayville State L, 75-721/7/78 Valley City State L, 91-641/10/78 Wisconsin-River Falls W, 68-661/13/78 Southwest State* L, 78-741/14/78 Minnesota-Morris* L, 87-581/20/78 @ Winona State* L, 76-631/21/78 @ St. Cloud State State* W, 75-681/24/78 @ Moorhead State* L, 92-781/27/78 Michigan Tech* W, 57-551/28/78 Minnesota Duluth* L, 64-612/3/78 @ Southwest State* L, 71-672/4/78 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 63-622/10/78 Winona State* W, 86-782/11/78 St. Cloud State State* L, 79-672/17/78 @ Michigan Tech* L, 92-692/18/78 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 83-752/21/78 Moorhead State* L, 100-96 * NIC games

1978-79 5-21/2-14 NIC (8th)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/18/78 @ Northland College W, 88-6311/30/78 @ Mayville State L, 90-7012/4/78 @ Northern State W, 75-6812/5/78 @ North Dakota State L, 72-5612/8/78 Northland College W, 76-6812/28/78 @ State John’s College L, 72-5112/29/78 @ Mankato State L, 88-7012/30/78 @ Jamestown L, 81-631/3/79 @ Southwest State* L, 60-541/4/79 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 62-461/6/79 St. Cloud State State* L, 86-751/8/79 @ Moorhead State* L, 91-811/12/79 Michigan Tech* W, 60-571/13/79 Minnesota Duluth* L, 86-761/17/79 Valley City State L, 94-781/19/79 @ Mankato State* L, 81-621/20/79 @ Winona State* L, 97-731/25/79 Mayville State L, 67-651/27/79 Moorhead State* L, 83-762/2/83 Southwest State* W, 49-482/3/83 Minnesota-Morris* L, 80-502/10/79 @ St. Cloud State State* L, 78-762/16/79 @ Michigan Tech* L, 90-692/17/79 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 93-792/23/79 Mankato State* L, 74-602/24/79 Winona State* L, 69-64* NIC games

1979-80 6-21/3-15 NIC (9th)Head Coach Dave HutchinsDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/30/79 @ Augsburg L, 76-6912/1/79 @ Wisconsin-River Falls L, 76-6412/8/79 @ Northern State* L, 79-6812/10/79 Mayville State L, 78-7512/13/79 Minnesota Duluth* L, 77-6512/15/79 Michigan Tech* L, 91-8412/17/79 @ Valley City State L, 98-7712/28/79 @ Brandon University L, 81-7112/29/79 @ Yankton College W, 78-641/5/80 @ Mayville State L, 78-67

Will Baird1985-19861 year / 13-17 (.433)

Karl Salscheider1981-1985 and 1987-199513 years / 147-211

Karl Salscheider1981-1985 and 1987-199513 years / 147-211

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1/18/93 @ Wayne State L, 83-661/22/93 Moorhead State* W, 105-941/26/93 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 76-661/29/93 Northern State* L, 108-871/30/93 Minnesota-Morris* W, 71-702/5/93 @ Moorhead State* L, 83-812/6/93 @ Northern State* L, 103-712/13/93 Southwest State* W, 84-822/19/93 Winona State* L, 79-762/20/93 Minnesota Duluth* L, 77-712/26/93 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 89-80*NIC games& Kearney State Tournament

1993-94 15-11/7-5 NSIC (T4th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/20/93 @ Mayville State W, 104-6111/30/93 @ North Dakota State L, 102-7512/2/93 St. Cloud State State W, 107-9112/5/93 @ Northern Michigan L, 107-9912/8/93 Mankato State L, 90-8512/13/93 Mayville State W, 102-4712/14/93 Wisconsin-Parkside W, 93-8412/16/93 @ St. Scholastica W, 93-85 (ot)12/18/93 @ St. Cloud State State L, 83-7812/20/93 @ UW-Stevens Point L, 92-831/3/94 Northern Michigan W, 87-791/5/94 Northern State* W, 88-841/8/94 @ Wayne State W, 105-941/12/94 @ Southwest State* W, 87-621/15/94 Minnesota-Morris* L, 88-771/19/94 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 77-661/22/94 Winona State* W, 100-801/29/94 @ Moorhead State* L, 99-862/2/94 @ Northern State* W, 92-852/5/94 Wayne State W, 99-912/9/94 Southwest State* W, 81-662/12/94 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 86-682/16/94 Minnesota Duluth* L, 90-842/19/94 @ Winona State* W, 84-792/21/94 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L, 92-842/26/94 Moorhead State* L, 110-96* NSIC games

1994-95 6-21/1-11 NSIC (6th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/11/94 Minnesota, Crookston L, 88-7611/25/94 vs. Teikyo Marycrest& L, 69-6411/26/94 vs. Wisconsin Lutheran& W, 83-7311/29/94 @ Mayville State W, 95-7412/1/94 @ Valley City State L, 72-6812/3/94 Wisconsin-Stout W, 58-5712/6/94 North Dakota State L, 91-5612/8/94 St. Cloud State State L, 70-6512/12/94 Mayville State W, 102-6712/15/94 St. Scholastica W, 77-6812/21/94 @ North Dakota% L, 81-4712/22/94 vs. Saginaw Valley State% L, 91-6512/28/94 @ Mankato State L, 82-801/4/95 @ Northern State* L, 107-551/7/95 Wayne State L, 70-611/11/95 Southwest State* W, 87-621/14/95 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 90-561/18/95 Minnesota Duluth* L, 94-661/21/95 @ Winona State* L, 60-531/28/95 Moorhead State* L, 83-562/1/95 Northern State* L, 96-702/4/95 @ Wayne State L, 99-532/8/95 @ Southwest State* L, 78-752/11/95 Minnesota-Morris* L, 85-652/15/95 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 96-592/18/95 Winona State* L, 88-642/25/95 @ Moorhead State* L, 94-70* NSIC games& UW-Stevens Point Tournament% North Dakota Tournament

1995-96 4-23/0-12 NSIC (7th)Head Coach Dave GuntherDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/18/95 Mayville State W, 77-6911/20/95 Minnesota, Crookston W, 83-5812/1/95 Valley City State L, 92-8012/5/95 Mankato State L, 66-5712/9/95 North Dakota L, 76-58

1/30/90 Minnesota Duluth* L, 65-542/1/90 @ Moorhead State* W, 82-812/3/90 @ Mayville State W, 95-89 (ot)2/9/90 @ Southwest State* W, 74-66 (ot)2/10/90 @ Winona State* W, 68-582/16/90 Northern State* W, 74-712/17/90 Minnesota-Morris* L, 78-732/21/90 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 67-612/24/90 Moorhead State* L, 82-79*NIC games

1990-91 12-15/2-10 NIC (7th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/17/90 @ Northwestern W, 96-7911/19/90 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W, 74-6711/27/90 St. Scholastica W, 69-6211/28/90 @ Jamestown L, 82-7712/4/90 North Dakota L, 79-6112/7/90 @ Valley City State W, 76-6612/8/90 @ Minot State W, 90-8312/11/90 @ St. Cloud State State L, 83-6712/13/90 Jamestown W, 107-7212/15/90 @ Mayville State L, 84-771/4/91 Valley City State W, 85-591/5/91 Mayville State W, 82-631/10/91 Northland W, 101-871/12/91 Moorhead State* L, 87-861/15/91 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 71-571/18/91 Winona State* W, 67-661/21/91 Wisconsin-Parkside W, 86-611/25/91 @ Southwest State* L, 87-751/26/91 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 91-781/30/91 @ Moorhead State* L, 79-772/2/91 Norhtern State* L, 93-742/5/91 Minnesota Duluth* L, 64-542/8/91 @ Winona State* L, 90-802/9/91 @ Northland L, 93-792/15/91 Southwest State* L, 77-692/16/91 Minnesota-Morris* W, 75-662/23/91 @ Norhtern State* L, 85-74* NIC games

1991-92 14-13/5-7 NIC (5th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/22/91 St. Scholastica W, 86-5911/25/91 @ Wisconsin-Stout W, 92-7512/3/91 @ Northern Arizona L, 79-6412/6/91 Mayville State L, 105-9312/7/91 Jamestown W, 103-8012/11/91 @ North Dakota L, 101-7612/13/91 Northland College W, 126-9612/17/91 St. Cloud State State L, 84-7712/21/91 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L, 79-601/4/92 Northwestern W, 106-841/7/92 @ Mayville State L, 85-781/11/92 @ Moorhead State* W, 113-1091/14/92 Minnesota Duluth* L, 88-811/17/92 @ Winona State* L, 81-731/18/92 @ Northland College W, 92-911/24/92 Southwest State* W, 81-771/25/92 Minnesota-Morris* L, 64-601/27/92 Wisconsin-River Falls W, 88-731/30/92 Moorhead State* L, 100-892/1/92 @ Northern State* L, 82-762/8/92 Winona State* L, 85-802/14/92 @ Southwest State* W, 82-662/15/92 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 98-912/17/92 @ Jamestown W, 89-872/22/92 Northern State* W, 89-872/23/92 Wisconsin-Parkside W, 65-632/29/92 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 75-65*NIC games

1992-93 10-17/4-8 NIC (6th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/21/92 @ Northern Michigan L, 100-8611/23/92 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W, 98-92 (ot)11/24/92 @ Lewis University W, 86-7512/1/92 North Dakota L, 87-6612/3/92 Northern Michigan L, 87-8012/5/92 Wayne State W, 88-8112/8/92 @ Mayville State L, 108-9712/9/92 St. Scholastica W, 67-6112/19/92 @ St. Cloud State L, 89-6412/20/92 @ Mankato State L, 81-641/4/93 @ Nebraska-Kearney& L, 97-901/5/93 vs. Wayne State& L, 76-711/9/93 Mayville State W, 103-851/11/93 Wisconsin-Parkside W, 65-641/15/93 @ Winona State* L, 86-641/16/93 @ Southwest State* L, 82-76

1987-88 12-15/4-8 NIC (T-5th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/20/87 vs. Dakota State& W, 91-7411/21/87 @ St. Cloud State State& L, 104-9611/23/87 @ Northern Michigan L, 98-7611/24/87 @ Northland College W, 90-5912/6/87 Minot State W, 73-7212/8/87 Valley City State L, 90-8012/11/87 Mary College W, 96-7612/12/87 Jamestown L, 85-8012/17/87 Mayville State L, 88-8612/19/87 @ Jamestown W, 88-7312/22/87 @ St. Scholastica W, 84-8012/28/87 vs. Minnesota-Morris# L, 101-5612/29/87 @ Northern State# L, 82-7112/30/87 vs. Moorhead State# W, 74-701/8/88 @ Northern State* W, 82-811/9/88 @ Southwest State* L, 104-911/15/88 Moorhead State* W, 95-871/16/88 Minnesota-Morris* L, 78-771/22/88 Winona State* L, 85-771/26/88 Northland College W, 87-681/30/88 Minnesota Duluth* L, 86-622/5/88 Northern State* L, 94-872/6/88 Southwest State* L, 90-892/13/88 Minnesota-Morris* L, 70-682/15/88 Moorhead State* W, 90-792/19/88 Winona State* W, 73-682/27/88 Minnesota Duluth* L, 93-64*NIC games& Holiday Inn Tourny @ St. Cloud State, Minn.# NIC Holiday Tournament @ Aberdeen, S.D.

1988-89 9-18/3-9 NIC (6th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/18/88 vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire$ L, 90-4311/19/88 vs. Northwestern$ W, 86-8111/21/88 @ Lewis University# L, 84-6811/22/88 vs. Judson College# L, 81-7412/3/88 Northland% W, 87-7112/6/88 Mayville State L, 83-7612/13/88 St. Scholastica% W, 91-81 (ot)12/16/88 @ Jamestown L, 89-7312/18/88 @ Minot State L, 100-8912/28/88 vs. Northern State& L, 92-7812/29/88 vs. Winona State& L, 83-6012/20/88 vs. Southwest State&% W, 117-751/12/89 @ Northland% W, 84-651/14/89 Jamestown% W, 84-751/20/89 @ Southwest State* W, 81-771/21/89 @ Winona State* L, 83-601/24/89 @ Mayville State L, 98-761/27/89 Northern State* L, 67-631/28/89 Minnesota-Morris* L, 82-751/31/89 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 72-582/2/89 Moorhead State* W, 80-692/10/89 Southwest State* W, 67-572/11/89 Winona State* L, 73-722/17/89 @ Northern State* L, 93-732/19/89 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 84-652/23/89 Minnesota Duluth* L, 72-582/25/89 @ Moorhead State* L, 88-74*NIC games$ Wisconsin-Eau Claire Tip-Off Tournament# Lewis University Tournament& NIC Holiday Tournament%Indicates forfeits, games played and subsequently forfeited do NOT alter records

1989-90 14-14/4-8 NIC (6th)Head Coach Karl SalscheiderDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/17/89 @ North Dakota L, 96-6511/18/89 @ St. Cloud State State L, 82-5311/28/89 @ Jamestown W, 103-9111/30/89 Valley City State W, 92-8412/2/89 Northwestern W, 81-7012/5/89 Mayville State W, 84-7412/9/89 Jamestown W, 72-6312/12/89 @ Valley City State L, 75-7212/14/89 Northland W, 81-7412/16/89 @ Wisconsin-Milwaukee L, 68-6012/18/89 @ Wisconsin-River Falls L, 78-701/4/90 Minot State L, 81-761/5/90 Winnipeg W, 79-761/12/90 @ St. Scholastica W, 72-541/13/90 @ Northland W, 96-681/19/90 Southwest State* L, 70-611/20/90 Winona State* L, 79-741/26/90 @ Northern State* L, 76-671/27/90 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 85-71

Dave Gunther1995-20016 years / 49-114 (.301)

12/12/95 @ St. Cloud State State L, 103-5812/15/95 @ St. Scholastica W, 69-6812/19/95 @ Minnesota, Crookston W, 88-8012/21/95 @ North Dakota State L, 95-6912/29/95 vs. Emporia State& L, 79-6412/30/95 vs. Drury& L, 66-541/9/96 @ Mayville State L, 79-541/13/96 Southwest State* L, 81-661/17/96 Winona State* L, 90-701/20/96 @ Moorhead State* L, 71-651/24/96 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 88-361/27/96 Northern State* L, 85-671/31/96 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 90-632/3/96 Wayne State L, 100-91 (ot)2/4/96 UW-Stevens Point L, 84-742/7/96 @ Winona State* L, 75-662/10/96 @ Southwest State* L, 76-522/14/96 Minnesota Duluth* L, 79-602/17/96 Moorhead State* L, 92-812/21/96 Minnesota-Morris* L, 92-832/24/96 @ Northern State* L, 98-673/2/96 @ Wayne State L, 88-78* NSIC games& Drury Tournament @ Springfield, Mo.

1996-97 4-23/0-12 NSIC (7th)Head Coach Dave GuntherDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/16/96 @ Northern Michigan L, 59-5411/26/96 @ Valley City State L, 62-5711/29/96 Mayville State L, 72-6312/3/96 @ Minnesota, Crookston W, 62-4812/7/96 St. Cloud State State L, 66-3912/9/96 St. Scholastica L, 92-7612/13/96 @ North Dakota W, 79-7512/19/96 Northwestern-State Paul L, 83-6812/21/96 @ Mankato State L, 84-6412/28/96 @ Black Hills State L, 83-6712/30/96 @ South Dakota Tech L, 87-611/2/97 Minnesota, Crookston W, 66-551/15/97 @ Winona State* L, 68-531/18/97 Moorhead State* L, 62-591/22/97 Minnesota Duluth* L, 62-611/25/97 @ Northern State* L, 80-511/29/97 Minnesota-Morris* L, 83-652/1/97 Wayne State L, 81-572/3/97 Presentation W, 87-542/8/97 Southwest State* L, 79-752/12/97 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 83-662/15/97 @ Moorhead State* L, 82-662/19/97 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 67-622/22/97 Northern State* L, 78-602/28/97 @ Southwest State* L, 85-653/1/97 @ Wayne State L, 87-49* NSIC games

1997-98 11-16/4-8 NSIC (4th)Head Coach Dave GuntherDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/15/97 Northern Michigan W, 84-7811/22/97 Valley City State W, 94-7711/24/97 @ Mayville State W, 65-6312/2/97 Minnesota, Crookston W, 80-6812/6/97 North Dakota State L, 64-5012/9/97 @ St. Scholastica W, 65-6412/11/97 North Dakota L, 95-5112/15/97 Mankato State L, 70-5012/27/97 @ Minnesota, Crookston W, 65-5312/19/97 @ NW’ern (Minn.) L, 85-80 (ot)12/29/97 @ Lynn L, 89-6612/31/97 @ Florida Tech L, 81-771/6/98 @ Presentation W, 90-761/10/98 Northern State* L, 88-701/14/9 Winona State* L, 85-721/17/98 @ Moorhead State* W, 74-651/21/98 @ Minnesota-Morris* L, 87-721/24/98 Wayne State (Neb.) L, 66-601/28/98 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 88-431/31/98 Southwest State* L, 74-612/4/98 @ Winona State* W, 72-652/7/98 @ Northern State* L, 79-652/11/98 Minnesota-Morris* W, 72-712/14/98 Moorhead State* L, 76-732/18/98 Minnesota Duluth* W, 85-692/21/98 @ Wayne State (Neb) L, 75-672/25/98 @ Southwest State* L, 83-70* NSIC games

1998-99 10-17/4-8 NSIC (6th)Head Coach Dave GuntherDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/14/96 @ Mankato State L, 84-5211/19/98 @ Valley City State W, 85-5911/24/98 @ North Dakota L, 76-62

BSU All-Time Results........................................................................................................................



11/28/98 @ Northern Michigan L, 76-5312/2/98 @ Minnesota, Crookston W, 91-5612/4/98 vs. Amer.-Puerto Rico& W, 84-7312/5/98 vs. Mount Senario& L, 77-73 (ot)12/9/98 Minnesota, Crookston W, 95-8212/11/98 vs. North Dakota State% L, 88-7912/12/98 vs. Moorhead State% W, 74-72 (ot)12/18/98 Northwestern (Minn.) W, 82-7912/31/98 Mayville State L, 78-671/2/99 @ St. Scholastica L, 89-591/9/99 @ Northern State* L, 76-631/13/99 @ Winona State* L, 82-691/16/99 Moorhead State* W, 73-701/20/99 Minnesota-Morris* W, 71-641/23/99 @ Wayne State (Neb.) L, 83-501/27/99 Minnesota Duluth* W, 63-601/30/99 @ Southwest State* L, 74-642/3/99 Winona State* L, 80-78 (ot)2/6/99 Northern State* L, 105-892/10/99 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 89-722/13/99 @ Moorhead State* L, 67-652/17/99 Minnesota Duluth* L, 85-742/20/99 Wayne State (Neb.) L, 90-572/24/99 Southwest State* L, 88-83* NSIC games& Minnesota Duluth Tournament% North Dakota State Tournament

1999-2000 10-17/8-10 NSIC (6th)Head Coach Dave GuntherDATE OPPONENT SCORE11/20/99 Valley City State W, 81-7711/23/99 North Dakota L, 72-6211/27/99 Northern Michigan L, 78-5311/30/99 Minn. State-Mankato L, 78-6912/3/99 @ Mayville L, 85-6212/10/99 @ Minnesota, Crookston* L, 71-6612//11/99 @ Moorhead State* W, 64-4912/14/99 St. Scholastica W, 70-6212/18/99 @ Northwestern L, 68-6112/29/99 @ St. Cloud State State L, 103-5801/3/00 Minnesota Duluth* L, 70-5901/7/00 Minnesota-Morris* W, 93-7601/8/00 Northern State* W, 77-7001/14/00 @ Winona State* L, 68-4901/15/00 @ Concordia St. Paul* L, 51-4901/21/00 Wayne State* W, 75-6601/22/00 Southwest State* L, 93-6801/28/00 Moorhead State* W, 76-6301/29/00 Minnesota, Crookston* W, 90-6302/5/00 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 78-6602/11/00 @ Northern State* L, 87-81 (ot)02/12/00 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 75-6702/18/00 Concordia-StatePaul* W, 68-5802/19/00 Winona State* L, 80-7102/25/00 @ Southwest State* L, 86-6602/26/00 @ Wayne State* L, 89-6602/29/00 vs. Minnesota Duluth^ L, 78-63*NSIC Games^NSIC Tournament

2000-01 10-18/7-11 NSIC (6th)Head coach Dave GuntherDATE OPPONENT RESULT11/17/00 Mayville State W, 59-5811/21/00 St. Cloud State State L, 76-5511/24/00 @ North Dakota L, 74-6411/25/00 Findlandia W, 85-6311/27/00 @ Valley City State W, 90-7712/1/00 @ North Dakota State L, 80-5712/2/00 @ Central Washington L, 73-6112/8/00 Minnesota, Crookston* W, 72-6312/9/00 MSU-Moorhead* L, 57-4212/15/00 @ Northern Michigan L, 85-6412/30/00 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 60-591/5/01 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 96-791/6/01 @ Northern State* L, 90-781/12/01 Winona State* L, 78-731/13/01 Concordia St. Paul* W, 78-651/19/01 @ Wayne State* L, 91-651/20/01 @ Southwest State* L, 97-701/26/01 @ MSU-Moorhead* W, 59-571/27/01 @ Minnesota, Crookston* L, 77-582/3/01 Minnesota Duluth* L, 86-722/9/01 Northern State* W, 95-762/10/01 Minnesota-Morris* L, 82-762/16/01 @ Concordia St. Paul* W, 73-642/17/01 @ Winona State* L, 94-532/23/01 Southwest State* L, 90-542/24/01 Wayne State* L, 81-702/27/01 vs. Wayne State^ L, 73-67*NSIC games^NSIC Tournament

11/28/03 @ South Dakota State & L, 96-8511/29/03 vs. South Dakota & L, 88-7912/1/03 @ Wisconsin-Superior W, 80-77 (ot)12/5/03 @ North Dakota State L, 81-6812/7/03 @ St. Cloud State State L, 69-6012/9/03 @ St. Scholastica W, 99-8212/14/03 @ North Dakota L, 73-641/2/04 @ Concordia St. Paul * W, 87-831/3/04 @ Winona State * W, 92-731/6/04 Northern State * W, 94-831/10/04 Minnesota-Crookston * W, 81-611/13/04 MSU-Moorhead * W, 74-621/16/04 Wayne State (Neb.) * W, 84-661/17/04 SW Minnesota State * W, 69-591/24/04 @ Minnesota Duluth * W, 87-831/31/04 @ Minnesota, Crookston * W, 85-532/6/04 Winona State * W, 96-852/7/04 Concordia St. Paul * W, 96-712/13/04 @ MSU-Moorhead * W, 77-572/14/04 @ Northern State * L, 97-932/20/04 @ SW Minnesota State * W, 107-822/21/04 @ Wayne State * W, 81-702/26/04 Minnesota Duluth * W, 86-763/3/04 MSU-Moorhead *% W, 75-623/6/04 vs. Minnesota Duluth % L, 81-753/13/04 vs. Nebraska-Kearney ! L, 104-90

*NSIC games^Pepsi-Edge3D Classic, Pittsburg State &Jackrabbit Thanksgiving Classic, SDSU%NSIC Tournament, Concordia St. Paul!NCAA North Central Reginoal, Denver, Colo.

Patrick Smith2004-20062 years / 32-25 (.561)

2004-05 17-12/10-4 NSIC (2nd)Head coach Patrick SmithDATE OPPONENT RESULT11/9/04 @Iowa State (exh.) L, 80-5711/15/04 @Minnesota Duluth L, 90-7711/19/04 vs. Augustana^ L, 103-7811/20/04 @Minnesota State^ L, 82-7211/22/04 Lake Superior State W, 92-8311/24/04 North Dakota W, 68-5711/26/04 Augustana W, 88-8511/30/04 @Colorado Christian L, 102-9512/1/04 @Regis L, 70-5412/3/04 @Colo. State-Peublo& W, 75-7312/4/04 vs. New Mexico-Highlands& W, 87-6712/8/04 St. Cloud State State L, 77-7312/10/04 @North Dakota L, 77-6912/12/04 Upper Iowa W, 74-531/7/05 Concordia St. Paul* W, 76-651/8/05 Winona State* W, 94-771/14/05 MSU-Moorhead * W, 68-611/15/05 Northern State* L, 87-84 (ot)1/22/05 @SW Minnesota State* W, 70-581/23/05 @Wayne State* W, 73-721/29/05 @Minnesota-Crookston* W, 81-702/5/05 Minnesota-Crookston* W, 88-792/11/05 Wayne State* W, 70-682/12/05 SW Minnesota State* W, 94-842/18/05 @Northern State* W, 94-822/19/05 @MSU-Moorhead* L, 80-682/25/05 @Winona State* L, 80-672/26/05 @Concordia St. Paul* L, 76-703/2/05 Minnesota-Crookston# W, 81-683/5/05 vs. Northern State$ L, 76-66

^ Pepsi Tip Off; Mankato, Minn.& Chuck Stephens Classic; Peuble, Colo.# NSIC Tournament First Round; Bemidji, Minn.$ NSIC Tournament Semifinals; Winona, Minn.

2005-06 15-13/9-5 NSIC (3rd)Head coach Patrick SmithDATE OPPONENT RESULT11/2/05 @ Missouri (exh.) L, 56-10511/11/05 @ Iowa State (exh.) L, 77-8411/12/05 @ Drake (exh.) L, 70-7911/15/05 Minnesota Duluth L, 66-77 (ot)11/18/05 vs. Augustana ^ W, 83-71 11/19/05 @ #23 South Dakota ^ L, 76-7811/25/05 vs. Pittsburg State & W, 71-6611/26/05 @ Missouri Southern & L, 60-7411/29/05 @ St. Cloud State State L, 72-8412/2/05 Colorado Christian W, 100-8712/3/05 Mesa State L, 56-6712/10/05 North Dakota W, 87-6312/17/05 @ North Dakota L, 75-8012/28/05 vs. #18 South Dakota $ W, 101-8012/29/05 @ Augustana $ L, 83-841/6/06 @ Concordia St. Paul * L, 62-721/7/06 @ #14 Winona State * W, 84-791/13/06 @ MSU Moorhead * W, 74-731/14/06 @ #6 Northern State * L, 75-85

1/20/06 SW Minnesota State * W, 70-661/21/06 Wayne State (Neb.) * W, 75-661/28/06 Minnesota, Crookston * W, 66-572/4/06 @ Minnesota, Crookston * W, 82-602/10/06 @ Wayne State (Neb.) * L, 59-652/11/06 @ SW Minnesota State * W, 84-712/17/06 #16 Northern State * W, 58-552/18/06 MSU Moorhead * L, 76-82 (ot)2/24/06 #6 Winona State * L, 67-852/25/06 Concordia St. Paul * W, 63-603/1/06 MSU Moorhead % W, 76-633/4/06 #14 Northern State ! L, 58-71

^ South Dakota Classic; Vermillion, S.D.& Freeman Sports Medicine/Chris Tucker Memorial; Joplin, Mo.$ Sioux Valley Holiday Classic; Sioux Falls, S.D.* NSIC Game% NSIC Tournament First Round; Bemidji, Minn.! NSIC Tournament Semifinals; Winona, Minn.

2006-07 5-23/5-13 NSIC (T-7th)Head coach Matt BowenDATE OPPONENT RESULT11/3/06 @Minnesota (exh.) L, 32-8811/15/06 @Minnesota Duluth L, 59-90 11/17/06 @Alacka-Anchorage L, 58-7911/18/06 @Alaska-Anchorage L, 42-8811/21/06 Wisconsin-Stout L, 49-6711/24/06 Angustana (S.D.) L, 48-6811/28/06 St. Cloud State L, 50-8012/1/06 @Wayne State (Neb)* L, 68-8112/2/06 @SW Minnesota State* L, 45-8712/5/06 @North Dakota L, 49-9412/8/06 Concordia-St.Paul* L, 55-7212/9/06 Minnesota St., Moorhead* L, 61-7212/20/06 North Dakota L, 56-7912/29/06 Wisconsin-Superior L, 69-751/6/07 @Minnesota, Crookston* W, 64-621/12/07 @Mary (N.D.)* L, 48-761/13/07 @Northern State* L, 51-871/19/07 Winona State* L, 37-821/20/07 Upper Lowa* W, 53-511/26/07 SW Minnesota State* L, 54-631/27/07 Wayne State (Neb.)* W, 66-592/2/07 @Minnesota St., Moorhead* L, 56-702/3/07 @Concordia-St.Paul* L, 68-752/10/07 Minnesota, Crookston* W, 67-632/16/07 Northern State* L, 57-612/17/07 @Mary (N.D.)* L, 50-702/23/07 @Upper Iowa* W, 60-592/24/07 Winona State* L, 60-762/28/07 vs. SW Minnesota State# L, 43-86

# NSIC Tournament First Round; Mashall, Minn.

2007-08 6-21/3-15 NSIC (9th)Head coach Matt BowenDATE OPPONENT RESULT10/31 @ North Dakota State (ex.) L, 56-8011/4 @ Northern Iowa (ex.) L, 61-7911/10 @ UW-River Falls (ex.) W, 80-6111/16 @ St. Cloud State $ L, 61-8611/17 vs. Nebraska-Omaha $ L, 71-8611/20 vs. Minnesota Duluth L, 41-7711/24 vs. Puget Sound ^ L, 68-9111/25 vs. Northland College ^ W, 69-5911/27 @ Wisconsin Superior W, 76-7111/30 vs. SW Minnesota State * L, 59-7912/1 vs. Wayne State * W, 68-6712/7 @ MSU Moorhead * L, 55-7012/8 @ Concordia-St. Paul * L, 62-7512/20 @ Minnesota State L, 56-8112/29 vs. North Dakota L, 52-701/2 vs. Dickinson State W, 75-531/5 vs. Minnesota, Crookston * W, 68-67 (2ot)1/11 vs. Northern State * L, 61-811/12 vs. U-Mary * L, 69-71 (ot)1/18 @ Upper Iowa * L, 54-731/19 @ No. 3 Winona State * L, 48-781/25 @ Wayne State (Neb.) * L, 56-681/26 @ SW Minnesota State * L, 61-692/1 vs. Concordia-St. Paul * L, 62-682/2 vs. MSU Moorhead * W, 70-542/10 @ Minnesota, Crookston * L, 65-682/15 @ U-Mary * L, 68-792/16 @ No. 5 Northern State * L, 55-792/22 vs. No. 3 Winona State * L, 47-722/23 vs. Upper Iowa * L, 50-64

* NSIC Games$ St. Cloud State Tournament^ Wisconsin-Stout Tournament

Matt Bowen2006-Present2 years / 11-44 (.200)

......................................................................................................................BSU All-Time Results

2001-02 17-11/13-5 NSIC (4th)Head coach Jeff GuiotDATE OPPONENT RESULT11/16/01 @ Mayville State W, 89-8011/20/01 @ St. Cloud State State L, 85-5711/23/01 North Dakota L, 89-7811/27/01 Bethel L, 94-87 (ot)11/29/01 @ Findlandia W, 89-8312/1/01 @ Michigan Tech L, 90-7612/7/01 Wayne State* W, 77-75 (ot)12/8/01 Southwest State* W, 66-6312/15/01 Northern Michigan L, 72-6612/21/01 Valley City State W, 71-6912/29/01 @ Minnesota, Crookston* W, 94-92 (ot)12/30/01 @ MSU-Moorhead* L, 76-661/5/02 Minnesota Duluth* W, 82-801/11/02 Minnesota-Morris* W, 84-541/12/02 Northern State* L, 93-691/19/02 @ Winona State* L, 60-471/19/02 @ Concordia St. Paul* W, 80-771/25/02 @ Southwest State* L, 84-811/26/02 @ Wayne State* W, 77-682/1/02 MSU-Moorhead* W, 71-592/2/02 Minnesota, Crookston* W, 71-622/9/02 @ Minnesota Duluth* W, 61-572/15/02 @ Northern State* W, 79-762/16/02 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 78-602/22/02 Concordia St. Paul* W, 91-762/23/02 Winona State* L, 85-652/27/02 Winona State^ W, 70-693/2/02 vs. Minnesota Duluth^ L, 69-58*NSIC games^NSIC Tournament

2002-03 17-12/12-6 NSIC (4th)Head coach Jeff GuiotDATE OPPONENT RESULT11/22/02 @ Valley City State W, 73-6411/23/02 @ Jamestown (ND) L, 82-7811/26/02 @ Bethel W, 81-7211/29/02 vs. Augustana^ L, 74-7011/30/02 @ South Dakota State^ L, 83-6612/2/02 Wisconsin-Superior W, 102-5612/5/02 St. Cloud State State L, 91-8412/11/02 St. Scholastica W, 102-6712/14/02 Michigan Tech L, 80-7012/28/02 @ Wayne State* L, 78-7112/29/02 @ Southwest State* L, 73-591/3/03 Minnesota, Crookston* W, 99-591/4/03 MSU-Moorhead* W, 89-601/11/03 @ Minnesota Duluth* L, 86-691/17/03 @ Minnesota-Morris* W, 116-711/18/03 @ Northern State* W, 82-771/24/03 Winona State* W, 108-981/25/03 Concordia St. Paul* W, 94-841/31/03 Southwest State* L, 87-83 (OT)2/1/03 Wayne State* L, 88-782/7/03 @ MSU-Moorhead* W, 91-682/8/03 @ Minnesota, Crookston* L, 88-852/14/03 Minnesota Duluth* W, 90-672/21/03 Northern State* W, 69-682/22/03 Minnesota-Morris* W, 118-702/28/03 @ Concordia St. Paul* W, 95-773/1/03 @ Winona State* W, 102-963/5/03 Winona State% W, 106-793/8/03 vs. MSU-Moorhead% L, 79-78 (ot)*NSIC games^South Dakota State Tournament%NSIC Tournament

2003-04 20-10/14-2 NSIC (1st)Head coach Jeff Guiot

DATE OPPONENT RESULT11/15/03 North Dakota W, 87-8511/21/03 vs. Missouri Southern^ W, 97-8011/22/03 @ Pittsburg State^ W, 103-100 (ot)11/25/03 Jamestown L, 104-89

Jeff Guiot2001-20043 years / 54-33 (.614)



BSu GymNASIumThe 2,500-seat BSU Gymnasium officially became home to the

Bemidji State basketball program January 4, 1960, in front of a

crowd of community members and dignitaries. The grand opening

ceremony was led by the Governor of Minnesota Orville Freeman.

Later that evening the Beavers broke the facility in with a 74-51

victory over the University of North Dakota. In nearly five decades

since the building was opened, the facility has been home to the

BSU volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball teams as well as a

number of high school tournaments and playoff games. In addition

the gym is also used for events ranging from concerts and recitals

to faculty meetings and commencement ceremonies.

The BSU Gym is only a portion of the physical education

complex that was erected beginning in 1959 with funds secured from

the state legislature. The one million-dollar complex also houses a six

lane Olympic size swimming pool, classrooms and offices for faculty and athletic staff. Encompassed at the gym-floor level are locker room facilities for all BSU athletic teams, faculty, staff and students as well as for visiting teams, officials and coaches. There is also space allotted for

athletic training facilities and laundry and equipment rooms. Not only does it house an array of activities, but perhaps more importantly it gives a distinct “home-court” advantage for the athletic squads that use it. BSU fans and boosters of all ages are regularly seen sporting the green and white colors in peculiar styles. As Governor Freeman said at the grand opening of the facility, “the one million dollars that the new Bemidji State College Gymnasium cost is not a debt, but an investment.” Since that time countless student-athletes have called the BSU gymnasium their athletic home, while spectators have come in droves to watch BSU events, proving that this really was an investment. The BSU Gymnasium was closed for nearly two months beginning Oct. 6, 2004, to undergo a $150,000 floor replacement project. The face-lift not only gave the 45-year-old facility an updated and a fresh look, the new maple stripped floor is also a softer, more athlete-friendly foundation.

Chet Anderson Stadium is home to BSU’s football and outdoor track and field programs. It is one of just three collegiate football stadiums in the nation with a lakeside setting.

BSU Baseball Field plays host to the Beaver baseball program in the spring. The stadium grandstand is BSU’s newest athletics facility, completed for the 2002 season.

BSU Gymnasium is the home of BSU’s men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball programs. BSU’s men and women each won a home-court first-round NSIC playoff game in 2004.

Bemidji State’s softball program plays its home contests at the BSU Softball Field, adjacent to the baseball field.

John S. Glas Fieldhouse is the legendary home of BSU’s men’s and women’s ice hockey programs. BSU’s men have won five national championships in the building.

The BSU indoor track and tennis teams make their home in the Gillette Rec Center. One of the finest indoor facilities in the region, the center also serves as the campus recreational center.

mEmOrIAL hALL After more than a decade of playing without a building to call its own, Bemidji State received news in the spring of 1937 that it had been allocated $220,000 for campus building construction in a State of Minnesota legislative act. The funding for the building came close to 20 years after plans for a gym were included in the initial building plans of the university, but were dropped down the priority list and eventually scrapped. Construction of Memorial Hall began on December 15, 1937, with plans to includ a second gym, a swimming pool, an auditorium and several classrooms, but even before construction was started, it was realized that funds granted were insufficient. The college applied to the Works Prog-ress Administration for aid, which was granted to construct the main gym first with the other parts of the complex to be added as more funding came in. No additional funds were granted to the college as all of the allotted funds--$220,000 from the state and $140,000 from the federal government--were used to complete “Plan A” of the project. When Memorial Hall was completed in 1939, it was the largest WPA project in the State of Minnesota at the time. The Bemidji State basketball team officially called the gym home in the fall of 1939. Rueben Frost led the Beavers to a 13-4 overall record and a 8-1 record in Northern Intercollegiate Confer-ence play garnering the school’s first conference championship. The building included the gym (also used as an auditorium), locker rooms, classrooms. During two decades of play in the 1,500-seat gym, the Beavers collected 163 wins while post-ing a .805 winning percentage. The building was witness to a pair of undefeated home slates. The 1944-45 team was 5-0, while the 1947-48 squad began a streak of 20-consecutive home wins with a perfect 10-0 home campaign. The Beavers again inhabited Memorial for a portion of the 2004-05 season. The move across campus

was made to allow for the completion of the floor replacement project in the BSU Gymnasium. The Beavers posted a perfect 3-0 record in the old barn rekindling the spark the team always had when playing in its first home. Since the Beavers moved to the BSU Gymnasium in 1960, the gym has been used as a classroom, practice facility, and the temporary home to the university’s library from 1996-2000 while the A.C. Clark Library underwent renovations.

BSU Gymnasium

Bucky Beaver

Memorial Hall

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The Bemidji area is home to a population of more than 30,000 and includes the Leech Lake, White Earth, and Red Lake Indian Reservations, and Lake Itasca, the headwa-ters to the Mississippi River. The City of Bemidji provides a focus for educational, business, and medical services. Recreational and cultural activities reflect a multicultural heritage that includes American Indian, European and Ca-nadian influences. Bemidji is a “golden city” along the river’s bank, only miles from where the mighty Mississippi River begins its 2,552 mile journey to New Orleans and the Gulf of Mexi-co, a city at the center of the legends of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox. Bemidji’s natural beauty and bounty as a meeting or group tour destination is also enhanced with historic char-acter. From world renown statues and architecture listed on the National Register of Historic Places, to ancient earth mounds and burial grounds, the past takes an interesting turn in Bemidji. Bemidji’s waterfront is home to the world-famous statues of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Nearby is Bemidji’s Tourist Information Center. In addition to Paul Bunyan memorabilia, The Bunyan House features the Fireplace of States built with stones from every state in the U.S. and Ca-nadian provinces. To the north, you’ll encounter Library Park and the statue of Bemidji’s founding Chief Bemidji, as well as the Community Arts Center in the Carnegie Building, also on the National Register. At the south end of Lake Bemidji is Nymore Beach, site of the Crookston Lumber Co. The burning of the mill in 1924 marked the end of the county’s logging era. On the way into Bemidji, you may cross over the his-toric Mississippi River Bridge, built in 1916. This structure is listed on the National Register as one of the earliest examples of a steel-reinforced concrete bridge. At the

southern end of Minnesota Avenue lies the Great North-ern Depot, completed in 1913. On the Historic Register, the Depot is the last early 20th century railroad building left in its original condition. The Commercial Building on Third Street, built in 1910, is cited in the Architecture of Minnesota Guide as a successful prairie-style solution for a single-story build-ing. Other examples of historic architecture include the Beltrami County Courthouse built in 1902. Across the street you’ll find the 1917 Colonial Revival-style former Post Office. Perhaps Bemidji’s best-known historic district is the eight-block section of Lake Boulevard. Once known as Bemidji’s “Gold Coast,” among the many venerable homes to be viewed is the Dr. Johnson House built in 1910 with a showcase garden. The Bacon House was also built in 1910, later used for a Catholic convent. An unusual log structure, the Fisk House was reconstructed log-by-log at the present site. Judge Fisk enjoyed entertaining many distinguished guests, including writer F. Scott Fitzgerald. Further along you’ll find Warfield House, the 1912 home of the man who built Bemidji’s electric light plant. Two lady teachers resided at the 1930s Parker & Mangelsdorf House, also known for its large, informal gar-dens. Birchmont Drive displays two art deco classics built in 1937, one with a semicircular glass projection, is located at Bemidji State University, the only lakeshore campus in the state with architecture dating back to 1919. Located about midway between Minneapolis/St. Paul to the south and Winnipeg, Canada to the north, Bemidji has easy access by air, motor carrier, and auto-mobile to metropolitan areas and international airports.

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GoalsBemidji State’s vision - Shaping Potential, Shaping Worlds - reflects the opportunities that approximately 5,000 students have each year at BSU to expand their talents and skill and to use their abilities in making an impact within their personnal, professional, community and global spheres. It also exemplifies Bemidji State’s role in shaping students’ interests and talents while preparing them for the future.

HistoryBemidji State began as a state Normal school in 1919, became a leading teachers’ college in the region, and achieved University status in 1975. Currently, BSU recognizes over 40,000 alumni.

Academic ProgramsThe only baccalaureate institution in northern Minnesota, Bemidji State offers over 70 major fields of study housed in one of three major colleges: College of Arts & Sciences, College of

Health Sciences and Human Ecology and College Three (as-yet-unnamed: name to be determined by Sept. 15). Quality education is a priority at BSU, as many programs have earned national acclaim. The accounting program ranks among the nation’s Top 10 in preparing students for the CPA examination, and scientific research has gained national exposure in a variety of fields.

Students / FacultyWhile more than 86 percent of Bemidji State students come from Minnesota, the University attracts a broad and diverse student body from 35 states adn 35 foreign nations. Through teaching and and informed attention to the educational needs of students, the University seeks to instill the spark of openness and commitment for lifelong learning. In fact, many BSU faculty members continue to pursue knowledge as specialists and educators in their fields.

LocationBemidji State University lies in the heart of the city of Bemidji, midway between Minneapolis/St. Paul and Winnipeg, deep within Minnesota’s lakes and forest region. With stands of pine, oak and birch reflecting the nearby presence of the northern woods, the east side of campus lines the shores of Lake Bemidji. The city of Bemidji, which serves a population of approximately 40,000, provides a regional focus for educational, business and medical services. Entertainment and activities include lively downtown Bemidji, shopping malls, theatre, art, downhill and cross country skiing and various forms of water recreation.

FacilitiesThe modern campus spans 89 acres on the shores of Lake Bemidji, including the renovated Physical Education Complex which houses the John S. Glas Fieldhouse, host to several NCAA Championships. The BSU Gymnasium hosts the basketball and volleyball events, and a 3,000 square foot weight room, human performance laboratory, indoor track, and tennis, racquetball and swimming areas complete the complex. Football fans can catch a spectacular view of Lake Bemidji through the east end zone of Chet Anderson Stadium.

Financial Aid / ScholarshipsEighty-two percent of students at Bemidji State receive some form of financial assistance. Over $16 million was awarded last year to students, including $6 million in grants and scholarships.

InternshipsEach year, students complete internships with the NASA space program in Houston, Texas, Disneyland, Compaq, Rubbermaid and a host of architectural firms.

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Chet Anderson Stadium is home to BSU’s football and outdoor track and field programs. It is one of just three collegiate football stadiums in the nation with a lakeside setting.

BSU Baseball Field plays host to the Beaver baseball program in the spring. The stadium grandstand was completed for the 2002 season and the facility underwent a $170,000 renovation project including the installation of new dugouts and a Fair-Paly electronic LED scoreboard in 2007.

BSU Gymnasium is the home of BSU’s men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball programs. BSU’s men and women each won a home-court first-round NSIC playoff game in 2004.

Bemidji State’s softball program plays its home contests at the BSU Softball Field, adjacent to the baseball field. In the spring of 2008, the school unveiled a new permanent scoreboard at the facility.

John S. Glas Fieldhouse is the legendary home of BSU’s men’s and women’s ice hockey programs. BSU’s men have won five national championships in the building.

The BSU indoor track and tennis teams make their home in the Gillett Recreation/Fitness Center. One of the finest indoor facilities in the region, the center also serves as the campus recreational center.

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Internet ServicesBemidji State provides extensive Internet infor-mation resources for those covering BSU volley-ball and its other athletic programs. The BSU athletics web site contains schedules, rosters, updated statistics and some historical information from previous seasons. Print-quality photos of BSU players and coaches are also avail-able for download. BSU’s weekly game-notes package is com-pleted and made available on-line Tuesday afternoons during the season, following the release of national statistics by the NCAA. BSU’s game notes are in Adobe PDF format and will be distributed via electronic means only (e-mail or web). Due to the size of the release, it will not be regularly distributed via fax.

Official BSU athletics web site:• http://info.bemidjistate.edu/sportsAdditionally, information on Bemidji State volleyball is available on other reputable web sites which cover college volleyball:• http://www.avca.org

Game-Day ServicesGameday packages containing programs, game notes and other information will be available on press row prior to all home contests. Final statistics include an official NCAA box score, game summary, individual and team sta-tistics. Game notes and quotes from coaches and selected players will also be available. Telephone, copier and fax services are avail-able on a first-come, first-served basis.

Credentials / Pass ListSeason credentials will be issued to all media covering the Beavers on a regular basis. For single-game passes and credentials, contact the BSU sports information office no less than 24 hours before the scheduled start-ing time of the event. Credential requests must be submitted via fax on official letterhead. Credentials will be issued only to representa-tives of an accredited media outlet who will be working in an official capacity to cover a BSU athletic event. No credentials will be issued to friends, spouses, children or other family mem-bers. Credentials remain the property of Bemidji State University and may be revoked at any time.

Interview PoliciesAll player interviews outside of post-game and practice time must be arranged through the BSU sports information office. For interviews with coaches, contact the sports information office at (218) 755-2763. By NCAA rule, no player interviews will be available on gameday until the conclusion of that day’s contest. Contact the sports informa-tion office with questions or for assistance.

Directions Highway 2 passes through Bemidji east-west, and Highway 71 is the main north-south thor-oughfare. Each leads to Bemidji Avenue/Paul Bunyan Drive. Follow Bemidji Avenue / Paul Bunyan Drive to 19th Street, turn right; BSU Gymnasium and the John Glas Fieldhouse are on right one block ahead.

Who Are Boosters?You are considered a booster or a representative of Bemidji State University Athletics interests if you:

• Participated in or are currently a member of any athletics department booster group, includ-ing Beaver Pride• Have made a donation to the athletic program• Have assisted or been asked to assist with recruiting of prospective student athletes• Have assisted in providing benefits to enrolled student athletes or families• Have helped to promote BSU athletics or BSU athletic interests in any way

Once a person has become identified as a booster to BSU they retain that identity indefinitely even if they no longer support the athletics program.

Who Are Prospective Student-Athletes?The NCAA defines a “prospect” as anyone who has started classes for the ninth grade.

In addition, a student who has not started classes for the ninth grade becomes a prospect, if the institution provides any financial assistance or other benefits not provided to any prospec-tive student.

What Are Permissible Activities by Boosters?The following are activities that BSU boosters can participate in:

• May attend events such as contests or banquets where prospects are present so long as the booster is there on their own initiative. Boosters are NOT able to contact prospects or pros-pect’s relatives at such events.

• Boosters can inform BSU coaches of prospects in their area by contacting the BSU staff and/or sending newspaper clippings about the prospect.

• Boosters may arrange employment for prospects. Prospects may not start the job until after completion of their senior year in high school, and compensation must be based on actual work performed at a normal rate.

• Boosters can continue to establish family relationships with friends and neighbors. Contacts with prospects are permitted as long as they are NOT for recruiting purposes and are NOT initiated by BSU staff members.

What is a Contact and what is Considered Recruiting?A contact is any face-to-face encounter between a prospect or their parents/guardians and a BSU staff member or athletics representative (booster) during which dialogue occurs in excess of a greeting.

Recruiting is any solicitation of a prospect or the prospect’s relatives by a BSU staff member or athletics representative (booster) for the purpose of securing the prospect’s enrollment and eventual participation in the BSU intercollegiate athletics program.

BSU Rules ComplianceBSU Athletics Compliance Office1500 Birchmont Drive NE, Box 29Bemidji, MN 56601

Compliance officer: Sarah Levesque phone: (218) 755-2142 fax: (218) 755-3898 e-mail: [email protected] assistant: Sara Anderson phone: (218) 755-2142 e-mail: [email protected]



loCal print• Bemidji Pioneer .................... (218) 751-3740 Fax ...................................... (218) 751-6914 1320 Washington Ave, SE Bemidji, MN 56601 http://www.bemidjipioneer.com Jim Carrington [email protected] John McRae .. [email protected] Eric Stromgren [email protected]

• The Northern Student ............ (218) 755-2987 Phone/Fax ..............(218) 755-3757 or 2913 Bemidji State University Bemidji, MN 56601

loCal televiSion• KAWE/KAWB-TV ................... (218) 751-0085 Toll-free .............................. (800) 292-0922 Fax .......... (218) 759-0460 or (800) 861-7544 Lakeland News Bemidji State University, Box 9 Bemidji, MN 56601 Dennis Weimann .................. News Director Nicole Darin ........... [email protected]

• KBSU TV-17 ............................ (218) 755-2402 Bemidji State University Bemidji, MN 56601 Scott Williams [email protected]

loCal radio• KKBJ 1360 Talk Radio ............ (218) 751-7777 Fax ...................................... (218) 759-0658 Flagship Network 2115 Washington Ave.; Bemidji, MN 56601 http://www.kkbj.com Brian Schultz (Voice of the Beavers) email .................. [email protected]

• KBUN 1450 AM ...................... (218) 444-1500 Fax ...................................... (218) 751-8091 502 Beltrami Avenue Bemidji, MN 56601 Moose Richards ................... sports director e-mail [email protected] Scott Williams ........... [email protected]

internet WebCaStS• Listen to the Beavers Dot Com www.listentothebeavers.com 3422 Mill St. NE Bemidji, MN 56601 Brian Schultz .. [email protected] Kelly Schultz [email protected]

regional print• Duluth News-Tribune ........... (800) 456-8181 Fax ...................................... (218) 723-5314 424 W. First Street; Duluth, MN 55802 http://www.duluthnews.com Contact ................................... Jon Nowacki email ................... [email protected]

• Fargo Forum ......................... (701) 235-7311 Fax ...................................... (701) 241-5487 e-mail ................. [email protected] 101 5th Street North; Fargo, ND 58102 http://www.in-forum.com Contact: ........Brian Peterson (Sports Editor)

• Grand Forks Herald ...... (710) 780-1100, x243 Toll-free .............................. (800) 477-6572 Fax ...................................... (701) 795-4603 P.O. Box 6008; Grand Forks, ND 58206 http://www.gfherald.com Contact: .... Kevin Fee ([email protected])

• Minneapolis Star-Tribune ..... (800) 829-8742 425 Portland Ave.; Minneapolis, MN 55488 http://www.startribune.com Fax ...................................... (612) 673-7774

• St. Paul Pioneer Press ............ (612) 228-5516 345 Cedar State; St. Paul, MN 55101 Fax ....................................... (612)228-5527

regional televiSion• KVLY-TV (Channel 11, Fargo) Phone .......(701) 237-5211 / (800) 450-5844 Fax: ..................................... (701) 237-5396 P.O. Box 1878; Fargo, ND 58103 • WDIO-TV (Channel 13, Duluth) Phone/Fax . (218) 727-6865 / 727-2318/4415 10 Observation Road; Duluth, MN 55811 Contact: .............................. Tyler Jacobson

State-Wide outletS• Minn. Associated Press ......... (612) 332-2727 Toll-free .............................. (800) 552-7250 Fax ...................................... (612) 342-5299 511 11th Avenue S. (404) Minneapolis, MN 55415

• Minn. News Network Radio ... (612) 321-7211 Toll free .............................. (800) 879-3462 Fax ...................................... (612) 321-7222 100 N 6th Street Suite 476 A Minneapolis, MN 55403

• USA Today Online Edition .... (800) 872-3410 Fax ...................................... (703) 276-5505 1000 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA 22229 http://www.usatoday.com

national outletS• USA Today http://www.usatoday.com

• ESPN http://www.espn.com • College Sports Report http://www.dopke.com Editor: ......................................Brad Dopke e-mail: ....................... [email protected]

• Division II Bulletinhttp://home.teleport.com/~gsr/

Television: KBSU TV 17In 2003, Bemidji State athletics entered a new era of media coverage, part-nering with Charter Communications to provide live coverage for up to 50 BSU sporting events each year exclusively to Bemidji-area customers on Charter cable systems. KBSU, Bemidji State’s campus television station, will continue its long standing tradition of producing BSU athletics events. In addition to the full

home schedule of BSU men’s hockey, KBSU will also produce BSU’s full schedule of home football games, most home women’s hockey games and a selection of men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball games giving BSU unparalleled media coverage for its intercollegiate programs. Local radio personality Scott Williams, recognized as one of the region’s pre-eminant on-air talents, handles play-by-play duties for all KBSU-produced television broadcasts.

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BRAD FOLKESTADDirector of Athletic Media RelationsBemidji State University (2001)

Brad Folkestad is in his seventh year in the Sports Information office at Bemidji State. As Director of Athletic Media Relations he oversees all publicity and media relations opera-tions for BSU’s 17-sport athletics department, and directly handles the uni-versity’s football, men’s hockey, golf and track and field programs. Entering his ninth year in the athletic media relations field, Folkestad was promoted to the Director post in the spring of 2007. Folkestad has spent six years of profession-al career at BSU. Starting with a two-year stint as a graduate assistant in 2002, he returned as the Assistant SID in the fall of 2004 after a one-

year assignment in the same capacity at the University of Minnesota Duluth. In addition to serving as the men’s and women’s basketball contact during each of the first four years in the business, Folkestad’s interests and experience in collegiate basket-ball run deep. He has volunteered at numer-ous conference, regional and national tourna-ments including the 2003 and 2006 NCAA Division I Men’s Midwest Regional Tournament in Minneapolis, Minn., the 2005 NCAA Division II Elite Eight in Grand Forks, N.D. at the 2003 NCAA Division II Women’s Frozen Four. He is an active member of the College Sports Information Directors of America and has been recognized for excellence in publi-cations on a number of occasions including a Ninth in the Nation finish for his 2005 BSU Volleyball Media Guide. Folkestad, 30, received his bachelor’s degree in communication from BSU in 2001 and continues to work toward a master’s degree in sports studies. He resides in Bemidji, Minn. with his wife Lisa and their five children Tim,

Nicole, Carly, Mackenna and Baylor.

BSU ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS STAFFDirector Brad Folkestad (Bemidji State, 2001) football, men’s hockey (218) 755-4603 [email protected] Assistant Director Troy Berneking (Minn.-Crookston, 2004) volleyball, men’s & women’s basketball (218) 755-2763 [email protected] Assistant Cedrique Flemming (Kansas State, 2007) soccer, women’s ice hockey, softball (218) 755-2763 [email protected]

Student InternsJordan Buckley 1st yearTim Evans 2nd yearAlayna Skibness 2nd yearEric Story 2nd year

DR. JON QUISTGAARDPresident, Bemidji State UniversityUniversity of Arizona (1970)

Dr. Jon E. Quistgaard became the ninth president of Bemidji State University in August, 2001. The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees named him to the position in late May, 2001 following a national search. A member of the BSU community for 23 years, he had served since 1997 as the vice president for aca-demic and student affairs. As the chief academic offi-cer of the institution, he was responsible for academic programming in three colleges, integrative studies,

distance learning, academic services, international student services, coun-seling, career services, the American Indian Resource Center, and student development programs. Quistgaard began his association with BSU in 1979 as an admissions representative. He became the director of admissions and advising in 1980; was named the dean of undergraduate admissions and graduate studies in 1988; served as acting vice president for academic and student affairs from 1993-94; and was the associate vice president for academic affairs and dean of academic services from 1994-1997. Quistgaard is an active presenter on the national level in the areas of continuous quality improvement, challenges in higher education, planning, assessment models, and transforming higher education. He received a doc-torate in political science from the University of Arizona, where he also earned his master’s and bachelor’s degrees in government.

DR. RICK GOEBDirector of AthleticsNorth Dakota State University (1989)

A new era in Bemidji State University athletics began July 13, 2001 when Dr. Rick Goeb was named BSU‘s first full-time director of intercollegiate athletics. Goeb directs a 17-sport varsity athletics program at BSU with NCAA Division I men’s and women’s ice hockey and 15 Division II sports. Beaver athletics has undergone dramatic changes in Goeb’s tenure, having seen more than a dozen positions created or filled with new hires - including head coaches for women’s hockey, men’s and women’s basketball, soccer, softball, baseball, women’s golf, tennis and volleyball - and the hiring of BSU’s first full-time athletics fundraiser. In Goeb’s five years overseeing BSU athletics, the program has entered one of the best all-around eras in the program’s history. Men’s ice hockey has won two College Hockey America regular-season titles, two tournament titles and made its first Division I NCAA Tournament appearance; men’s basketball won its first NSIC Championship in decades, advanced to its first-ever NCAA Tournament and has hosted first-round NSIC playoff games each of the last four years; women’s basketball hosted and won its first-ever NSIC playoff game; indoor track won its first-ever NSIC Championship; men’s and women’s golf have made NCAA regional

appearances with both full teams and individual performers. BSU athletics has also assembled a strong academic reputation under Goeb’s leadership. Men’s hockey has set a CHA single-season record for number of Academic All-CHA performers three times and produced the 2005 CHA Student-Athlete of the Year; women’s ice hockey posted three consecutive WCHA Student-Athletes of the Year from 2002-04; and nearly two dozen BSU student-athletes have been recognized on the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District V Team with four Academic All-America honorees. Goeb came to Bemidji State after six years as senior associate athletics direc-tor at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks. At Fairbanks, Goeb served as NCAA compliance officer, monitored academic eligibility and acted as the liaison for booster clubs. Prior to his position at Fairbanks, Goeb spent two years as an administra-tor at North Dakota. Goeb also served as the head wrestling coach at St. Cloud State from 1990-93 when he was an instructor in physical education and a facility coordinator; was the strength and conditioning coach at Northern Colorado from 1989-’90; and served as an assistant wrestling coach at North Dakota State from 1988-’89. Originally from Anoka, Minn., Goeb received his undergraduate degree at North Dakota State, where he was also a Division II national wrestling champion. Goeb earned his master’s from Northern Colorado and doctorate from North Dakota. He and his wife Carol have two daughters, Amber and Anne and a son, Jordan.

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Student Interns Kellen Noga - 1st year Garrett Kollin - 1st year Tim Evans - 2nd year Alayna Skibness - 2nd year Eric Story - 2nd year



Administration & Support Staff phone e-mailDr. Rick Goeb, Athletics Director 755-2941 rgoebSarah Levesque, Associate AD, Compliance/SWA 755-2142 slevesque Debbie Slough, Athletics Administrative Assistant 755-2941 dsloughBrad Folkestad, Director Athletic Media Relations 755-4603 bfolkestad Troy Berneking, Assistant Director 755-2763 tberneking Cedrique Flemming, Graduate Assistant 755-2763 cflemmingBill Crews, Head Athletic Trainer 755-2769 wcrews Corinne Dauksavage, Ass’t Trainer 755-2769 cdauksavage TBA, Ass’t Trainer 755-2769 TBAVance Balstad & Justin Enfield, Equip. Mgrs 755-3292

Coaching Staff phone e-mailJeff Tesch; HC, Football 755-2772 jtesch Rich Jahner, Assoc. HC, Football 755-3785 rjahner Brent Bolte, Ass’t Football Coach 755-2768 bbolte Eric Medberry, Ass’t Footbal Coach 755-3770 emedberryMatt Bowen; HC, Men’s Basketball 755-2774 mbowen Jeremy Tiers, Ass’t MBB Coach 755-2323 jtiers

Coaching Staff phone e-mailLaurie Bitter; HC, Volleyball 755-3785 lbitterTim Bellew; HC, Baseball 755-4108 tbellewSteve Sertich; HC, Women’s Hockey 755-2958 ssertich Heather Ferrell, Ass’t WIH Coach 755-4251 hferrell Shane Veenker, Ass’t WIH Coach 755-4251 sveenkerTom Serratore; HC, Men’s Hockey 755-2879 tserratore Bert Gilling, Ass’t MIH Coach 755-2765 bgilling Ted Belisle, Ass’t MIH Coach 755-2765 ebelisleMike Curfman; HC, Women’s Basketball 755-2783 mcurfman Krissi Super, Ass’t WBB/HC, Women’s Golf 755-2324 ksuperCraig Hougen; HC, Track & Field 755-2883 chougenJim Stone; HC, Soccer 755-3784 jstoneTBA; HC, Tennis 755-2325 TBADon Niskanen; HC, Men’s Golf 755-4641Jeremy Popp; HC Softball 755-4619 jpopp

All numbers area code (218); e-mail suffix @bemidjistate.edu

Craig HougenHead Coach

Track & Field/XC

Don NiskanenHead CoachMen’s Golf

Krissi SuperHead Coach

Women’s Golf

TBAHead Coach

Tennis

Tim BellewHead Coach

Baseball

Jeremy PoppHead Coach

Softball

Bucky the BeaverMascot

Laurie BitterHead Volleyball Coach

Jeff TeschHead Coach

Football

Tom SerratoreHead Coach

Men’s Ice Hockey

Steve SertichHead Coach

Women’s Ice Hockey

Matt BowenHead Coach

Men’s Basketball

Mike CurfmanHead Coach

Women’s Basketball

Jim StoneHead Coach

Soccer

Dr. Rick GoebDirector of Athletics

Sarah LevesqueAssociate Athletic Dir.

Compliance/SWA

Bill CrewsHead Athletic Trainer

Brad FolkestadDirector of Athletic

Media Relations

Vance BalstadEquipment Manager

Justin EnfieldEquipment Manager

Deb SloughOffice Manager

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year leaders team statistics

game statistics

team support staff team

team highs

coaching records

year results

statistics results