N orthern S un I ntercollegiate C onference
NSIC TERRITORY St. Cloud State University Baseball 2009
University of Minnesota, Crookston Crookston, Minnesota University of Mary Bismarck, North Dakota
Bemidji State University Bemidji, Minnesota
NORTH DAKOTA
Minnesota State University Moorhead Moorhead, Minnesota
University of Minnesota Duluth Duluth, Minnesota
MINNESOTA
Northern State University Aberdeen, South Dakota Southwest Minnesota State University Marshall, Minnesota
St. Cloud State University St. Cloud, Minnesota Concordia University-St. Paul St. Paul, Minnesota
SOUTH DAKOTA
Minnesota State University, Mankato Mankato, Minnesota Winona State University Winona, Minnesota
Augustana College Sioux Falls, South Dakota Wayne State College Wayne, Nebraska
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Upper Iowa University Fayette, Iowa
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T able of C ontents Table of Contents Table of Contents ...........................................................1 Traditions and Staff Information .....................................2 SCSU Athletic Media Relations.......................................3 SCSU Administration....................................................... 4 SCSU Head Coaches and Staff......................................5 About St. Cloud State/St. Cloud Traditions..................6-7 Athletic Facilities...........................................................8-9 Joe Faber Field & Media Information............................ 10 Head Coach Pat Dolan............................................ 11-12 Assistant Coaches....................................................... 13 2009 Outlook............................................................14-17 Roster and Team Photo................................................18 2009 Bios.................................................................19-32 2008 Stats and Recap...................................................33 NCC and NSIC Results & 2009 Opponents................. 34 SCSU Opponents.....................................................34-36 SCSU Records.........................................................37-38 SCSU Scholarships.......................................................39 Huskies in the Pros.......................................................40 Program Results.......................................................41-48 All Time Opponents.......................................................49 NCC, NSIC History and Awards...............................50-51 SCSU Hall of Fame.......................................................52
2009 SCSU Baseball Information Founded....................................................................................... 1869 Location..................................................... St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498 Enrollment................................................................................. 16,882 Team Colors...........................................................Cardinal and Black Team Nickname....................................................................... Huskies Home Field..................................................................Joe Faber Field National Affiliation.......................................................NCAA Division II Conference Affiliation..................................Northern Sun Conference 2008 Overall Record................................................................27-23-1 2008 NCC Record/NCC Finish..................................13-12 / 3rd NCC
SCSU Baseball Staff Head Coach......................................................................... Pat Dolan Alma Mater...................................................................St. Cloud State Office Phone...................................................................320-308-4718 Coach e-mail...............................................pldolan@stcloudstate.edu Graduate Assistant Coaches.............Adam Kampsen, Luke MacLean Assistant Coach...................................................................Ken Picha Pitching Coach..................................................................... Pete Pratt
SCSU Administrative Staff
Lauren Green
Brandon Peyer
Nate Johnson
President...............................................................Dr. Earl H. Potter III Institutional Representative.......................................... Dr. Bill Hudson Director of Athletics.....................................................Dr. Morris Kurtz Associate Athletics Director..........................................Dr. Sue Becker Associate Athletics Director................................................... Tracy Dill Assistant Athletics Director................................................. John Lewis Assistant Athletics Director.......................................... Scott Schreiner Assistant Athletics Director.............................................. Chad Sheetz Compliance Officer................................................Holly Schmidtbauer Head Athletic Trainer........................................... Julie Alexander, ATC Equipment Managers.....................Josh Williams and Kay Czarnetzki Athletic Media Relations Director......................................Anne Abicht E-mail..........................................................aabicht@stcloudstate.edu Assistant AMR Director..................................................... Tom Nelson E-mail........................................................tcnelson@stcloudstate.edu Tom Nelson’s Home Phone............................................320-654-9815 Assistant AMR Director................................................... Celest Stang E-mail......................................................... crstang@stcloudstate.edu AMR Graduate Assistants............................ Matt Marek, Pat McCabe Email.................................................... mama0705@stcloudstate.edu AMR/Athletic Insurance Secretary..................................Terry Tschida
Important Numbers at SCSU The 2009 St. Cloud State University Baseball Media Guide is a production of the Husky Media Relations Office. The guide was created and designed by former Graduate Assistant Christy Kramer. Assistance was provided by Director of Media Relations Anne Abicht, Graduate Assistant Matt Marek and the Husky Baseball Staff. All recent photographs were taken by University Photographer Neil Andersen. All other photos are credited to the SCSU athletic files.
Athletic Office Phone......................................................320-308-3102 AMR Office Phone..........................................................320-308-2141 AMR/Athletic Office FAX................................................320-308-2099 NHC Training Room.......................................................320-308-5229 Equipment Room............................................................320-308-2371 NHC Press Row.............................................................320-308-5227 Ticket Information........................... 320-308-2173 or 1-877-SCSUTIX SCSU Admissions Office........................1-877-654-7278 or 308-2244
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T raditions / S taff P hone D irectory St. Cloud State Traditions: History of the Nickname The Husky Nickname: St. Cloud State's nickname has gone through several changes over the years. Early nicknames included "Normals," "Teachers," "Bear Cats," "Peds," and "Flying Clouds." There are several theories about how the nickname "Huskies" began to be used. One says that it is a result of a student contest. Another suggests that the name originated with the football team.
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There was a story in the February 4, 1938, edition of the College Chronicle which referred to the "football huskies." Since huskies was not capitalized in the story, the author could have been referring to the team's size, and this possibly led to the nickname. Another theory is that the nickname originated within the football team. "I think it occurred during Coach Kasch's days as football coach (1935-42)," said John Weisman, former SCSU Dean of Men and former coach. "The team just started calling themselves the "Huskies." Why the name was chosen or who exactly selected it remains unclear. The name could have been intended to mean "burly, robust or large," "one that is husky," or "a heavily coated working dog of the arctic region.” Perhaps the nickname was meant to encompass all three meanings. Regardless of its origin, the Husky nickname continues to represent SCSU as a symbol and image of strength.
The St. Cloud State Rouser Oh, here we are, the gang and all, to cheer our team to victory. SCSU has heard the call, We're here to show our loyalty, RAH! RAH! Come on team fight, We'll win this game, and to our colors we'll be true. We'll sing our song, both loud and long, to victory — S.C.S.U.
The St. Cloud State Hymn Sing to thee our Alma Mater, High on oakcrowned banks, Emblem of our search for knowledge, Symbol of our youthful ranks, Filled with fires of true ambition, Let us ever be; Loyal to thy fine tradition, Hail St. Cloud, to thee. By the river’s flowing water, By its islands fair, may the loyal sons and daughters, thy enduring friendship share. May they with sincere ambition, through the years e’er be; Loyal to thy fine tradition, Hail St. Cloud, to thee.
SCSU Athletic Dept. Phone Directory Name Anne Abicht Julie Alexander Jerry Anderson Dr. Sue Becker Cheryl Boesche Steve Costanzo Kay Czarnetzki Bryan DeMaine Tracy Dill Pat Dolan Lori Fish Jeremy Frost Jeff Giesen Steve Grimit Jeff Hegle Becky Heiberger Dr. Bill Hudson Jason Johnson Rachel Johnson Jennifer Kranz Dr. Morris Kurtz Judi Larkin John Lewis Denny Lorsung Joe Meierhofer Patricia Mickow Jeremiah Minkel Seth Mischke Bob Motzko Aaron Nelson Tom Nelson Doug Patterson Steve Patterson Matt Reimer Eric Rud Kevin Schlagel Holly Schmidtbauer Scott Schreiner Ron Seibring Chad Sheetz Celest Stang Larry Sundby Cindy Terwey Carol Thelen Therese Todd Terry Tschida Glen Tuomaala Scott Underwood Paula U’Ren Josh Williams Travis Zins
Sport Phone Athletic Media Relations...................... 308-2141 Head Athletic Trainer.................. 308-3827/2597 M/W Tennis.......................................... 308-5269 Associate Athletic Director................... 308-3102 Administrative Specialist...................... 308-3102 Wrestling/Strength-Conditioning.......... 308-2996 Equipment Manager............................. 308-2633 Athletic Trainer..................................... 308-2588 Asst. Athletic Director........................... 308-4924 Baseball............................................... 308-3702 Women’s Basketball............................ 308-2230 Nordic Ski............................................. 308-2245 Women’s Hockey................................. 308-4806 Asst. Football ...................................... 308-3251 Swimming & Diving.............................. 308-4266 Soccer.................................................. 308-4967 Faculty Representative........................ 308-2241 Asst. Women’s Hockey........................ 308-4806 Athletic Trainer..................................... 308-2590 Asst. Women’s Hockey........................ 308-4806 Athletic Director.................................... 308-3102 M & W Golf.......................................... 308-3102 Asst. Athletic Director........................... 308-3102 Concessions/Game Operations........... 308-3208 Director of Operations - NHC.................. 308-3327 Volleyball.............................................. 308-3140 Hockey Equipment Manager............... 308-2371 M & W Track/CC.................................. 308-2242 Men’s Hockey...................................... 308-4806 Asst. Volleyball..................................... 308-2051 Athletic Media Relations...................... 308-2141 Asst. Football....................................... 308-6693 Athletic Trainer..................................... 308-2503 Asst. Men’s Basketball......................... 308-4253 Asst. Men’s Hockey............................. 308-4806 Men’s Basketball.................................. 308-3297 Compliance.......................................... 308-2292 Marketing & Promotions...................... 308-2293 Dir. of Rec. Sports/Intramurals............. 308-3325 Business Manager/Tickets................... 308-2137 Athletic Media Relations...................... 308-2141 Asst. M/W Tennis................................. 308-3279 Dept. Secretary.................................... 308-3102 Asst. Women’s Basketball................... 308-5929 Dept. Secretary.................................... 308-4806 Insurance/AMR Secretary.................... 308-2141 Husky Sports Band Director................ 308-3201 Football................................................ 308-4113 Softball................................................. 308-2900 Equipment Manager............................. 308-2633 Strength & Conditioning....................... 308-1255
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Office Numbers: St. Cloud State University Athletics Main Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-3102 SCSU Ticket Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-877-SCSUTIX or 308-2137 SCSU Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-877-654-7278 or 308-2244 SCSU Athletic Office FAX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-2099 SCSU Athletic Media Relations Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-2141 Halenbeck Hall Training Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-2597 National Hockey Center Training Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-5229 Halenbeck Hall Weight Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-3827 National Hockey Center Weight Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-3827 Halenbeck Hall Aquatics Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-2632 National Hockey Center Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-4806 Husky Stadium Press Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-3220 Press Box Numbers: Husky Stadium - Soccer/Football Press Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255-3220 Halenbeck Hall - Basketball/Volleyball Press Row . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-5102 National Hockey Center Press Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308-5227
**All campus e-mail addresses completed by @StCloudState.edu
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Anne Abicht Director Anne Abicht (aabicht@stcloudstate.edu) Assistant Directors Tom Nelson (tcnelson@stcloudstate.edu) Celest Stang (crstang@stcloudstate.edu) Office Manager/Athletic Insurance Terry Tschida (ttschida@stcloudstate.edu) Graduate Assistants Matt Marek Pat McCabe Mailing/Shipping Address: Halenbeck Hall 328 St. Cloud State University 720 4th Avenue South St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498 AMR Office Phone: 320-308-2141 320-308-2099 (fax)
Other Important Numbers National Hockey Center Press Box 320-308-5227 SCSU Athletic Office 320-308-3102 SCSU Hockey Office 320-308-4806 SCSU Equipment Center 320-308-2371 NHC Operations 320-308-3327 NHC Pro Shop 320-308-5103 SCSU Athletic Ticket Office 320-308-2137 1-877-SCSUTIX SCSU Admissions Office 1-877-308-7278 or 320-308-2244
Director of Athletic Media Relations Anne Abicht joined the St. Cloud State University staff in January of 1985 as the Sports Information Director. Since arriving on the SCSU campus, the athletic department moved its hockey program to NCAA Division I status, and added three women’s sports in women’s ice hockey, soccer and nordic skiing. During this growth period, Abicht has overseen a growth in staff in the department now known as Athletic Media Relations. SCSU has added a part-time office manager, two full-time assistants and two graduate assistants to assist in the coverage of the 21 sport program. She received CoSIDA’s 25-Year Award in July of 2006. Abicht graduated from the University of Minnesota Duluth with a degree in mass communications and a minor in journalism. The Burnsville, Minn., native holds a master’s degree in sports management from St. Cloud State. Anne and her husband Dennis Lorsung, reside in St. Cloud.
Tom Nelson Assistant Director of AMR
Tom Nelson joined the staff at St. Cloud State University as assistant athletic media relations director in 1996. A 1983 graduate of North Central College in Naperville, Ill., Nelson serves as the University’s men’s hockey contact and also coordinates the athletic website at SCSU. Nelson previously worked at Aurora University and St. John’s University (Minn.) before making the move to St. Cloud State. An active member of CoSIDA, Nelson sits on that group’s Site Selection Committee. He has served as a media coordinator at numerous USA Hockey Player Development Camps and has been the media stewart for the MSHSL Class AA baseball tournament since 1997. A former member of the Jim Henson and Dick Clark Fan Clubs, Nelson resides in St. Cloud with his wife Colleen and their two children, Lauren and Patrick. His hobbies include crocheting, stamp collecting and building model trains.
Celest Stang Assistant Director of AMR
Celestine Stang joined the St. Cloud State University staff as the assistant athletic media relations director in December of 2005. Prior to joining the SCSU staff, Stang served as the Sports Information Director at Saint John’s University (Minn.) in nearby Collegeville from August-November of 2005. From 2003 to 2005, Stang served as a graduate assistant in the SCSU Athletic Media Relations office while earning her master’s degree in athletic administration. After playing four years of basketball at SCSU from 1999-2003, Stang graduated with a bachelor’s of science degree in sport management and recreation in May of 2003. Stang’s hobbies include making latch hook rugs and collecting decorative thimbles. A native of Redwood Falls, Minn., Stang resides in St. Augusta, Minn. with her husband Jake and son Andray.
Matt Marek
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Athletic Media Relations Staff and Directory
AMR Graduate Assistant Matt Marek returns to the SCSU Athletic Media Relations staff in 2008-09 as a gaduate assistant for his second season. Marek is a graduate of Campbell University in Buies Creek, N.C., with a bachelor’s degree in broadcasting. In 2006-07 he served as the Media Services Intern at Campbell and was the media contact for women’s soccer, wrestlng, women’s swimming and baseball. He was a two-year member of the CU baseball team and played in the Northwoods League in 2004 and 2005, including a sting with the St. Cloud RiverBats. Marek is a native of East Grand Forks, Minn., where he spends his summers as a youth baseball coach for the Parks and Recreation department.
Pat McCabe
AMR Graduate Assistant Patrick McCabe also returns to the SCSU staff in 2008-09. He is a graduate of the University of Minnesota-Crookston where he played football and interned in the Sports Information office. A team captain, McCabe earned All-Academic honors and Honorable Mention All-Conference playing honors. He was the 2005-06 recipient of the UMC Student Service Award for service and leadership to the school, co-founder and President of the UMC Sport and Recreation Management Club, a three-time member of the Dean’s List, coordinator for UMC Athletic Awards Banquet and “Snow Bowl”, and named Crookston Student Association Club Representative of the Year. A native of Bloomington, Minn., he has a degree in sport and recreation management and a minor in coaching.
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Dr. Earl H. Potter III University President
Dr. Earl H. Potter III was appointed St. Cloud State University’s 22nd president by the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees, effective July 1, 2007. President Potter was attracted to Minnesota’s second largest university because it offers an affordable, high-quality education and wellrounded college experience for students who hail from Minnesota and around the world. Under his leadership and a strong commitment to student success, academic distinction, global education, diversity, and community partnerships, the state’s most widely accredited undergraduate university will move forward as the flagship of the MnSCU system.
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SCSU’s newest president came from Southern Oregon University, where he had served as executive vice president and provost since 2003. Previously, he was dean of the College of Business at Eastern Michigan University; dean of the School of Management at Lesley University; director for organizational development and employment services at Cornell University; associate dean for academics at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy; a fellow for the American Council on Education in the Office of the Chancellor at the University of Colorado; and chief negotiator for management and head of the Department of Economics and Management at the U. S. Coast Guard Academy.
Director of Athletics
Dr. Morris Kurtz arrived at St. Cloud State in the fall of 1984 following athletic administrative positions at both Penn State University and Memphis State University. At SCSU he served as Director of Men’s Athletics from 1984 to 1995 and as Director of Athletics of the combined men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletics since 1996. One of Dr. Kurtz’s most significant achievements has been to enhance the department’s fundraising program utilizing innovative solicitation techniques, marketing, promotional strategies and increased community involvement and support. The community support that has developed has been overwhelming. Under Dr. Kurtz’s direction, the Athletic Department has experienced tremendous growth and in doing so has become a rallying point for SCSU faculty, staff, students, alumni, the city of St. Cloud, as well as the surrounding communities throughout Central Minnesota. The Husky Athletic Program has become nationally recognized and has established itself as a competitive force in intercollegiate athletics while producing the highest caliber of student-athletes. Dr. Kurtz, his wife Janell Kurtz, a Professor in the G.R. Herberger College of Business, son David and daughter Stacey, reside in St. Cloud.
President Potter holds a Ph.D. in organizational psychology and a master’s degree in psychology, both from the University of Washington; and a bachelor’s degree in psychology with honors from Williams College. He also served in the U.S. Coast Guard from 1969 to 1993 and retired at the rank of captain.
Dr. Sue Becker
Associate Athletic Director Dr. Sue Becker was named the interim associate director of athletics/senior women’s administrator for the Huskies in December of 2005. She is responsible for directing the internal operations of the SCSU athletic department. Dr. Becker also oversees daily compliance operations in the athletic department. A 1982 graduate of the University of WisconsinEau Claire, Dr. Becker served as the assistant softball and volleyball coach at Emporia State University (KS) while earning her master’s degree. Dr. Becker served as SCSU head softball coach from 1985 to 1991 and also from 1995 to 1997. She led the Huskies to a 242-162 overall record and two NCAA playoff appearances. From 1991 to 1994, Dr. Becker completed her doctorate degree at Oregon State University. In 1997, Dr. Becker was named the Athletic Department’s compliance officer and she has also served as an associate professor in SCSU’s department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Sports Science since 1984. At UW-Eau Claire, Dr. Becker was a three-year letterwinner in volleyball and was a volleyball student assistant coach in 1982. A native of Stitzer, Wisc., Dr. Becker resides in St. Cloud.
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Tracy Dill
Associate Athletic Director After coaching men’s and women’s track and field and football at St. Cloud State, Tracy Dill was promoted to Associate Athletic Director for Marketing, Promotions and Fundraising in September of 1999. Since that time, he has been responsible for promoting, marketing and fundraising for the 21-sport SCSU athletic department. He has been instrumental in creating added visibility and broadening the SCSU branding program for intercollegiate athletics. Dill joined the SCSU athletic department in 1985 as an assistant football coach. In 1988, in addition to his football responsibilities, he was named head men’s track and field coach. In 1995, he resigned from his football coaching duties and became the head coach for both men’s and women’s track and field. As the men’s track coach, he coached 15 North Central Conference Indoor Track Champions and 19 NCC Outdoor Champions. He coached three NCC Champions each in women’s indoor track and outdoor track. In addition, he coached 21 All-Americans and two National Champions. Dill is a native of Keota, Iowa. He has an undergraduate degree from William Penn College in Iowa and his master’s from St. Cloud State. He and his wife Kristy, along with their two sons, Trey and Tye, reside in St. Cloud.
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SCSU H ead C oaches & S taff St. Cloud State University Head Coaches and Staff
Jeff Hegle M & W Swimming and Diving
Kevin Schlagel Men’s Basketball
Dr. Bill Hudson Faculty Rep.
Cindy Terwey Office Administrator
Steve Costanzo Wrestling
Becky Heiberger Soccer
Paula U’Ren Softball
John Lewis Assistant A.D.
Therese Todd Office Administrator
Pat Dolan Baseball
Judi Larkin M & W Golf
Scott Underwood Football
Jeremiah Minkel Equipment Manager
Terry Tschida AMR Office Administrator Insurance Coordinator Graphic Design
Lori Fish Women’s Basketball
Patricia Mickow Volleyball
Jeremy Frost Nordic Ski
Seth Mischke M & W Track and Field Cross Country
Jeff Giesen Women’s Hockey
Bob Motzko Men’s Hockey
Cheryl Boesche Office Administrator
Kay Czarnetzki Equipment Manager
Chad Sheetz Assistant A.D.
Holly Schmidtbauer Compliance
Scott Schreiner Assistant A.D.
Glen Tuomaala Husky Sports Band Director
Josh Williams Equipment Manager
Travis Zins Strength & Conditioning
Julie Alexander Head Athletic Trainer
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Jerry Anderson M & W Tennis
A bout S t . C loud S tate / S t . C loud T raditions St. Cloud State University “A Tradition of Excellence and Opportunity”
A Tradition...
St. Cloud State University, located on the banks of the Mississippi River 70 miles northwest of Minneapolis, has a 138-year tradition of excellence and opportunity. In keeping with the needs of a new century, SCSU is an affordable university where students benefit from nationally accredited, top-rated academic programs and cutting-edge technology.
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While it started as a state normal school and remains one of the top 15 producers of teachers in the nation, nationally recognized programs such as Business, Mass Communications and Applied Psychology provide career preparation for many of today’s SCSU graduates. With nearly 17,000 students from Minnesota, nearly all 50 states and 90 foreign countries, SCSU is the second largest university in Minnesota. The university offers 175 majors, minors and pre-professional programs, and is one of the few universities in the Upper Midwest with programs in such diverse fields as Aviation, Meteorology and Geographic Information Systems. The university also offers more than 50 master’s degrees and has begun offering doctoral degrees.
offers a world-clas s education at a ve affordable price. Lis ry ted below are the estimated comprehensive co sts (tuition, room & board, books and misc. fees) for the 2008-09 schoo l year: Minnesota Residen t: $13, 116 Out of State Resid ent: $19,445 (Note: SCSU also offers tuition recipr ocity with students living in Wisconsin, South Dakota, North Dakota and Manit oba.)
SCSU is committed to being at the forefront in academic excellence and technology. To that end, SCSU built a $32.5 million, state-of-the-art library and completed the university’s first-ever capital campaign. The 235,000-square-foot library, which opened in the fall of 2000, is the visual centerpiece of the campus and the hub of research and learning. The university’s physical master plan is turning the campus into a more inviting environment, with the addition of a riverwalk along the Mississippi and trees and clearly marked entryways along the campus perimeter. The university’s strategic plan provides the blueprint and the capital campaign provides the support to make SCSU one of the top universities in the nation while remaining a school where students receive the same personal attention they would at a small college.
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SCSU brings significant benefits to its home community. St. Cloud residents, as well as students, benefit from a wide array of opportunities for educational and cultural enrichment, as well as athletic and entertainment events. According to a recent economic impact survey conducted by the SCSU Department of Economics, the university has a $369 million annual impact on local retail business. Some other facts about St. Cloud’s fourth largest employer and Minnesota’s largest and finest publiclyfunded undergraduate university include:
A Great University. . . • SCSU is accredited by the North Central Accrediting Agency, and nearly every one of its services and programs -- including Business, Mass Communications, Theater, Computer Science, Education, Aviation, and Electrical Engineering -- has been recognized by national accrediting agencies in their fields.
• While 90 percent of SCSU students are from Minnesota, the campus also is home to more than 900 international students and students from all 50 states. • SCSU has 175 undergraduate and graduate majors, minors and programs of study geared toward career and life preparation. • SCSU students may choose to join any of more than 240 organizations, many of which stress campus and community volunteer activities. • SCSU offers opportunities for overseas study in 16 countries and a variety of practical internships.
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Facts about the city of St. Cloud and the Centra Minnesota region: • 5 colleges & universities • Home to world-renowned gardens • 18 movie theaters • Over 200 restaurants • 5 live theaters • 28 city & county parks • More than 4000 employers • Located in heart of Minnesota’s scenic Central Lakes Region • Major retail center, featuring lively dowtown area and Crossroads Shopping Center Climate Coldest Month: December Hottest Month: July Annual Avg. Rain: 29 inches Annual Avg. Snowfall: 46.8 inches
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SCSU location on I-94 ma easy place to get to! Mileage to SCSU: Twin Cities Bemidji, Minn. Fargo, N.D. Chicago, Ill. Denver, Colo. Des Moines, Iowa Duluth, Minn. Green Bay, Wis. LaCrosse, Wis. Los Angeles, Calif. Mankato, Minn. Milwaukee, Wis. New York, N.Y. Omaha, Neb. Rochester, Minn. St. Louis, Mo. Sioux Falls, S.D. Winnipeg, Mant.
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In addition to a strong economic environment, St. Cloud offers very ample and diverse opportunities in education, recreation and the arts. Some of those highlights include nearby access to top-notch fishing, camping and hunting; renowned international gardens (across the river from campus); a lively downtown retail and entertainment district and great shopping at the region’s largest mall - Crossroads Center. The St. Cloud metropolitan area is comprised of the three counties of Stearns, Benton and Sherburne, and is the political, cultural, commercial, and manufacturing center for all of central Minnesota. Access to St. Cloud is easy, with the city served daily by bus (Greyhound), train (Amtrak) and airline (Northwest Airlink to Minneapolis-St. Paul) service.
The Cities . . . SCSU students also benefit from the University’s location, which is approximately one hour northwest of the Twin Cities
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Look Who Has Attended St. Cloud State • Tyler Arnason, 2001 - currently playing professional hockey for Colorado (NHL). • Todd Bouman, 1996 - member of the Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL). • Joanne Benson, 1964 - former Lt. Governor of Minnesota and state legislator. • Dick Bremer, 1977 - play-by-play announcer for the Minnesota Twins. • Jay Caldwell, 1998 - sports director at St. Cloud’s Regent Broadcasting. • Matt Cullen, 1998 - currently playing for Carolina Hurricanes (NHL). • Bonnie Henrickson, 1986 - head women’s basketball coach at Kansas University. • Jim Eisenreich, 1980 - former major league baseball player. • Jeff Finger, 2003 - currently playing professional hockey for the Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL). • Ann Govednik Van Steinburg, 1939 competed in 1932 & 1936 Olympics with U.S. swim team. • Dave and Jim Hazewinkel, 1966 & 1967 - U.S. Olympic wrestling team in 1968 and 1972. • Mark Hartigan, 2002 - played with 200708 Stanley Cup Champions Detroit (NHL). • Brett Hedican, 1992 - currently playing professional hockey for Anaheim (NHL). • Ralph Heimdahl, 1930- creator and producer of the Bugs Bunny cartoons. • Larry Heinemi, 1965 - professional wrestler, who competed as Lars Anderson. • Tami and Toni Jameson, 1990 - participated in 1992 Olympics in team handball. • Ryan Malone, 2003 - currently playing pro hockey with Tampa Bay (NHL). • Clay Matvick, 1996 - sports personality for ESPNU out of Minneapolis-St. Paul. • Andreas Nodl, 2008 - currently playing professional hockey for Philadelphia (NHL) • Van Nelson, 1968 - educator, member of 1968 USA Olympic track team. • Jim Olander, 2003 - radio voice of the Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL). • Mark Parrish, 1998 - played professional hockey for Dallas (NHL). • Jeff Passolt, 1981 - news anchor for KMSP (Ch. 9) in Minneapolis-St. Paul. • Reggie Perkins, 1988 - played for the Harlem Globetrotters. • Sven Sundgaard, 2003 - weekend weatherman for KARE 11 television • John Tobler, 1969 - former member of U.S. national diving team. A national and world diving champion. • Duvie Westcott, 2001 - currently playing professional hockey in Russia. • Les Wolff. 1966 - professional wrestler who competed as Buddy Wolf.
(an easy drive from campus).
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The city of St. Cloud, home to St. Cloud State University, is located in the heart Minnesota’s scenic Central Lakes Region along the wooded banks of the Mississippi and Sauk Rivers -- 65 miles northwest of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area. St. Cloud serves as the commercial and business hub for over 160,000 people and three counties. The area is at the center of Minnesota's fastest growing metropolitan areas. Incorporated in 1856, St. Cloud served as a stop on the famed Red River Trail. The city’s location on the Mississippi River, helped St. Cloud grow as a center for the lumber industry. Another local resource closely identified with the region is granite. The first granite in the area was quarried in 1869, and the industry rapidly helped St. Cloud gain the nickname “Granite City.”
A thletic F acilities FIRST CLASS PROGRAMS, FIRST CLASS FACILITIES St. Cloud State University's tradition of excellence in athletics is mirrored by the many outstanding athletic facilities that are featured on the SCSU campus. The majority of SCSU's home sporting events take place at the following locations: Halenbeck Hall, Husky Stadium, Selke Field, Dick Putz Field, and the National Hockey Center. Selke Field is the home to Husky softball, which placed third in the nation in 2004. The softball diamond is located in the southeast corner of the Selke Field athletic complex. Bleachers and two dugouts complete the playing area. In addition, the SCSU baseball team has a practice field at Selke, and SCSU students use the facility for intramural soccer and touch football.
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The newest addition to the SCSU facilities list is Husky Stadium, which opened in September 2004. This multi-purpose facility offers seating for 4,198 spectators and is the home to SCSU football and soccer. The field overlooks the scenic Mississippi River and features a state-of-the-art synthetic playing surface along with lights for night play. In the winter months, the field is covered with an inflatable bubble that provides an outstanding practice space for many of the SCSU athletic teams and SCSU’s recreation sports programs. Other features of the facility include a press box, President’s Suite, concession stands, ticket booths and bathroom facilities. The stadium is connected to Halenbeck Hall by a new student recreation facility that features a massive fitness center, climbing walls, classrooms, dance studios, snack bar, office space and storage locations.
SCSU’s Halenbeck Hall Halenbeck Hall was completed and dedicated in 1965. The main gymnasium of Halenbeck Hall has a seating capacity of 6,451. Volleyball, men's and women's basketball, wrestling, and swimming all compete in the main area of Halenbeck. In the summer of 2001, a new wooden floor, arena seating and scoreboard were installed, which makes Halenbeck one of the best courts in the NCC. The Halenbeck Aquatics Center has seating capacity for 500 spectators. Its features include a six-lane pool and a diving well with one and three meter boards. Halenbeck Hall is home to the SCSU Athletic Hall of Fame, which was completed in the spring of 1996. The Hall of Fame is located in the south lobby of the main gymnasium and houses the Hall of Fame plaques, as well as trophy cases for each of the Huskies' sports. The building also houses several classrooms, a complete computer lab and offices for the coaches and athletic administrative staff. Halenbeck Hall South was completed in 1980. It provides SCSU with an indoor training facility for track, soccer, baseball, softball, and tennis. The major feature of Halenbeck South is an activity center and multiple purpose area bordered by a running track. A new surface was installed in the Halenbeck South Fieldhouse during the summer of 2006. The facility also houses six regulation size racquetball courts, a wrestling practice room, intramural offices, climbing wall and a human performance laboratory. To the east of Halenbeck and Halenbeck South are outdoor tennis courts. SCSU’s nordic ski team practices at Halenbeck Hall South and the Mississippi River. SCSU's nordic ski team practices at nearby Riverside Park, which is located directly across the Mississippi River from the SCSU campus. The Mississippi River also provides many recreation opportunities for the outdoor sports enthusiast, including fishing, canoeing and hiking.
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The National Hockey Center The National Hockey Center is home to Husky hockey and opened its doors in December of 1989. Its main features include two Olympic size sheets of ice measuring 200' by 100'. The main rink has a seating capacity for 5,763 fans and sports five VIP boxes located on the east end of the arena. Twelve lockerrooms, a fully-equipped athletic training room, a fitness center, an equipment and drying room, a players lounge, classroom, manager's office, coaches offices and two Zambonis fill the lower level. Baseball is played at the St. Cloud Municipal Athletic Complex, located at the west end of St. Cloud. The complex features two of the finest baseball fields in the state - Dick Putz Field and Joe Faber Field. St. Cloud State athletes have access to two weight training rooms. Athletes can train in the well-equipped, spacious, free weight rooms in Halenbeck and the NHC.
Previous page (top to bottom): Halenbeck Hall Aquatic Center, Halenbeck Hall Main Gymnasium, St. Cloud State Student Fitness Center, and Halenbeck Hall South Fieldhouse, inside the dome that covers Husky Stadium during the winter months
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This page (top to bottom): Husky Stadium packed for another SCSU football game in the fall, inside the locker room, Dick Putz Field, Selke Field, main rink inside the National Hockey Center, and outside view of the National Hockey Center.
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M unicipal A thletic C omplex Contacting Coach Dolan - Husky Media - Directions to Joe Faber Field
Directions to Joe Faber Field From Interstate 94 (East or West): Exit on Highway 15 North. Travel north into St. Cloud. Proceed to Veterans Drive. Turn left at the light. Follow Veterans Drive west past the Veteran’s Hospital. Joe Faber Field is on the right behind Dick Putz Field From Highway 10 South: Exit on to Highway 15 South. Travel south into St. Cloud. Proceed to Veterans Drive. Take a right at the light. Follow Veterans Drive west past the Veteran’s Hospital. Joe Faber Field is on the right behind Dick Putz Field. From Highway 10 North: Exit on Highway 23 West. Travel through St. Cloud. Proceed to Highway 15 North. Take a right at the light. Proceed north to Veterans Drive. Turn left at the light. Follow Veterans Drive west past the Veteran’s Hospital. Joe Faber Field is on the right behind Dick Putz Field. If you have questions about Joe Faber Field, please call the Director of Facilities, Ron Seibring, at 320-308-3325.
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Contacting the Coach The best time to contact Head Coach Pat Dolan is Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-12:00 p.m. He can be reached by calling (320) 308-4718 or the Media Relations Office can arrange interviews at (320) 308-2141.
Press Credentials Admission to Joe Faber Field press row is restricted to the working press. Requests for working press passes and permission to broadcast games must be made at least one week in advance to the SCSU Athletic Media Relations Office. Only media representatives actually involved in the coverage of the game will be admitted into the press row.
Photo Passes Photo Passes must also be requested one week in advance. Photographers may operate along the sidelines and must adhere to the restricting lines around the field.
Press Services Complete results will be made available to all media following the completion of the game. Contact the Athletics Media Relations representative for post-game interviews with players and coaches.
Press Phones Radio WJON/KKSR 1240 AM - Jay Caldwell Lincoln Ave. SE St. Cloud, MN 56304 320-251-4422 fax: 320-251-1855 KVSC 88.1 FM - Sports Director 720 4th Ave. S. St. Cloud, MN 56301 320-308-4747 fax: 320-308-5337 KNSI/KCLD/KCML 1450 AM/ 104.7 FM/ 99.9 FM Don Lyons Mall Germain St. Cloud, MN 56301 320-251-1450 fax: 320-251-9852 WVAL/WHMH/WBHR 800 AM/ 101.7 FM Sports Director Golden Spike Road Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 320-252-6200 fax: 320-252-9367 Wire Service Associated Press Sports Editor 511 11th Ave. S., Room 404 Minneapolis, MN 55415 1-800-552-7250 fax: 612-332-4245
Television Husky Productions UTVS-TV Sports Director Stewart Hall 22, SCSU 720 4th Ave. S. St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498 320-308-4111 fax: 320-308-5489 Newspaper St. Cloud Times Sports Editor Dave DeLand St. Cloud, MN 56301 320-255-8770 fax: 320-255-0447 SCSU Chronicle Sports Editor 720 4th Ave. S. St. Cloud, MN 56301 320-308-4086 fax: 320-308-2164 Minneapolis Star Tribune College Sports Editor 425 Protland Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55488 1-800-827-8742 fax: 612-673-7774 St. Paul Pioneer Press College Sports Editor 345 Cedar Street St. Paul, MN 55101 651-228-5518 fax: 651-228-5527
Phones will be available for media use following each home game in the Athletic Media Relations office located in Halenbeck Hall.
Radio/Phone Lines/Internet Access Information concerning phone lines may be obtained by calling the AMR office at 320-3082141. There are no ethernet lines available at Joe Faber Field. Phones will be available for media use following each home game in Halenbeck Hall.
Where to Stay in St. Cloud If you are travelling to the St. Cloud area from out of town, please call the St. Cloud Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. This office can provide you with complete information about lodging, dining and tourism opportunities in the St. Cloud area. You can reach the SCACVB by calling 1-800-264-2940 or 320-251-4170. The Bureau’s website is:
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Pat Dolan
Coach Dolan officially began his tenure with SCSU on June 15th, 2007, and he most recently completed his first season with the Huskies in 2008. A tested coaching veteran with a record of success, Dolan led the Huskies to a 27-23-1 overall record in 2008 - the most wins posted by the Huskies since 1999. He also led the club to a third place finish in the always rugged NCC, and a 13-12 league record. The 2008 season saw the Huskies play several games at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, along with a week-long spring break trip for a series of games in the Phoenix area. Back home, the Huskies moved their home games to Joe Faber Field at the Municipal Athletic Complex in St. Cloud - widely Dolan’s Huskies are poised to make an immediate impact in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference - the league that SCSU will move to in 2008-09. In Dolan’s 17 years as a head baseball coach his teams have captured an amazing 10 conference regular season championships. During this span he has compiled a 610-347-1 overall record with 328 wins in 12 years at the college level and 282 wins at the American Legion level.“There is a great Husky baseball tradition that goes way beyond my years. The past few years have been a struggle, but what can’t go unnoticed are the great successes Skip Lorsung has had for his 29 year tenure, along with his predecessors, Coach Stanek, and Coach Kasper. I can only hope to fill these great baseball people’s shoes and take our Husky Baseball Family to the next level,” said Dolan. Success at Dakota State Dolan helped turn around two struggling college baseball programs in the past nine years and helped develop them into championship-caliber teams ranked nationally in the NCAA Division II and NAIA polls. Dolan has had 14 players sign professional baseball contracts, along with over 50 All-Conference selections and 10 All-Americans. During his 11 years as a head coach at the college level 75 of his student athletes have graduated and repeatedly has had teams carry close to a 3.0 grade point average.
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- Second season at SCSU - Two wins short of team record, with 27 last season - Six team and 10 individual records were set last season - Head coach at Dakota State, Belmont Abbey and Itasca C.C. prior to coming to St. Cloud State - First Team NJCAA All American at Iowa Western in 1988 - Played two years at Florida Atlantic in Boca Raton
“As proud as I am of the accomplishments our student athletes have had on the field I’m even more proud of all the successes they earned in earning their college degrees and becoming successful in the real world.” In Dolan’s last season at Dakota State University, the team finished with a 39-12 record setting a school record for wins for the third consecutive season. DSU was ranked in the Top 10 for the first time ever at #7. This was the fifth consecutive season the Trojans were recognized nationally. Dakota State’s first year under Dolan’s command in 2001 was their most successful season since 1985 when the Trojan’s won their last conference championship. The 2001-2002 squad tripled the amount of wins (15-22) the previous three years combined (5-99) and were regionally ranked for the first time in 18 years. The 2002-2003 Trojans made the “turnaround,” by shattering nearly every individual and team record in the 2003 season. They won their first ever NAIA Regional Tournament and advanced to their first-ever Super-Regional, while setting the school record with 33 victories. They finished the season nationally ranked for the first time in school history. The Trojans took a small step backwards in the win column in 2003-2004, while playing their most difficult schedule ever. The Trojan’s finished 27-22 and finished as runner ups in the DAC Tournament.
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SCSU Looks to Compete in Year One of NSIC Existence “There is a great correlation between success between the white lines and work ethic and the type of person you are,” Dolan says. “I would like to believe the success I have had is related to my positive philosophies and the energy I put forth. A commitment to excellence starts with the head coach, which should channel to the ball players and others within the program.” Central Minnesota Roots Dolan was a three-sport standout, six time All-Conference selection, 10-time letterwinner at Cold Spring-Rocori in Central Minnesota. He was selected as the “Central Minnesota Baseball Player of the Year,” and participated in both the Minnesota High School Lion’s All-Star games for baseball and basketball. “Other than my father, I learned more about life and coaching from Bob Brink, Jim Thelen and Tom Bergner than anyone else. I was truly blessed to have the coaching legends I had back 20 years ago. They set the foundation for most all of my coaching philosophies today. After earning All-American honors and setting school records of a .483 batting average, 92 RBIs, 60 BB and 47 SB at Iowa Western CC, Dolan transferred to Florida Atlantic University to play for Kevin Cooney. “I also owe a lot to both Coach Nowachyk and Coach Cooney. They were two different types of coaches, but they both got the most out of their players and they both were unbelievably successful. To this day I still pick their baseball brains.”
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Dolan began his coaching career at his alma matter in Cold Spring as the head coach of American Legion Post 428 and assistant coach with Cold Spring-Rocori. He compiled a 204-81 overall record and guided his teams to seven league championships. Dolan Begins College Coaching Career At the age of 25, he became one of the youngest coaches in college baseball at Itasca CC in Grand Rapids, MN. Dolan began his collegiate coaching career with an amazing 21 consectative victories., compiling a winning percentage of .781. Twelve players from his first recruiting class went on to play college baseball at four-year institutions. ICC earned national recognition by being ranked as high as #10 in the NJCAA poll and captured two consecutive Northern Minnesota League Championships. After spending two years as the associate head baseball coach at St. Andrew’s College, Dolan took over the head coaching honors at Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, NC. The year prior to Dolan’s arrival Belmont Abbey had a record of 12-36 and last winning record came over 30 years ago. A total transformation took place. The 2000-2001 season brought a regular season CVAC Championship, CVAC Tournament runner-up, 39-18 record, #26 NCAA Division II National ranking, and a “CVAC Coach of the Year” award for Dolan. Nearly every individual and team record was shattered. During his three-year stint 16 of his 17 seniors graduated. “Expectations are high at SCSU, which they should be. Our goals are to graduate our student-athletes, provide them with a great college experience and win baseball games. Winning the NCC Championship and gaining a berth in the NCAA Central Plains Regional Tournament are our baseball goals. With the commitment, work ethic, and togetherness of every member of the Husky Baseball Family these high standards are attainable.” “I’m a firm believer in that individually and as a team you have to practice like you play. There are a lot of woulda, coulda, shoulda type players out there that ‘talk the talk, but don’t walk the walk.’ Players that play for me are guys that want to work on their weaknesses and improve their strengths, and are self disciplined on and off the field.” “I want to teach the game so every player has a complete understanding of the game. Coaching to me is teaching, and not just the fundamentals of baseball but also the fundamentals of life.” THE PAT DOLAN FILE Assistant Coach, Cold Spring-Rocori High School, 1990-1993 Head Coach, Cold Spring American Legion Post 428, 1990-1997 Assistant Coach, Itasca Community College, 1994 Head Coach, Itasca Community College, 1995-96 Associate Head Coach, St. Andrew’s College, 1997-98 Head Coach, Belmont Abbey College, 1999-2001 Head Coach, Dakota State University, 2001-2007 Head Coach, St. Cloud State University, 2007-present
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Adam Kampsen enters his first season as a graduate assistant coach for the 2009 campaign. A native of Paynesville, Kampsen gained All-America honors during his collegiate baseball career at Northern State University. At NSU, Kampsen was a three-time All-NSIC selection and a two-time First Team Central Region pick. As a senior, Kampsen was named the 2008 NSIC Player of the Year and was an AllAmerica selection at shortstop. Kampsen played in 181 games for Northern State in his career. He batted .391 over four years and racked up 227 hits. Kampsen leads Northern’s career record lists in RBI’s (174), homeruns (45) and doubles (42). He had a career slugging percentage of .731 and was successful on 32 of 36 stolen bases. Kampsen is no stranger to the St. Cloud area as he played for the 2007 Northwoods League champion St. Cloud Riverbats. Kampsen was named team captain for the Bats and was selected to participate in the 2007 Northwoods League All-Star Game. In 2006, Kampsen played for the Mankato Moondogs (also of the Northwoods League).
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Ken Picha Assistant Coach
Luke MacLean also enters his first season with the SCSU Baseball Team for 2008-09. MacLean was a four-year letterwinner and threeyear starter for the University of Minnesota baseball team from 2002 to 2006. He helped the Gophers win Big Ten titles in 2003 and 2004, and he was a All-Big Ten Third Team selection at second base in 2004. In that same season, the Gophers won the Big Ten regular season and post-season tournament titles for the first time in school history.
Ken Picha returns to the St. Cloud State University baseball staff for his second season as an assistant coach in 2008-09. Picha served as the head varsity baseball coach at nearby Melrose High School for 29 years (1979-2007) and compiled an impressive 427-181 career record. He ranks eighth on the all-time win list among Minnesota high school baseball coaches, and his .702 career winning percentage ranks sixth among Minnesota high school coaches who have a minimum of 350 wins.
In his senior season, MacLean was awarded the Paul Molitor Scholarship at Minnesota. He also was named to the 2006 Big Ten All-Tournament Team and was received the Big Ten Outstanding Sportsmanship award.
In 29 years at Melrose, Picha never had a losing season. His teams won 11 conference titles, seven district championships and his squads advanced to four state tournaments. His 1997 and 1998 teams finished second in the state baseball tournaments. Picha was voted the MSHSL Class AA Coach of the Year in 1998, and he received the Dick Siebert award in 2004. Picha previously served as president of the Minnesota High School Baseball Coaches Association, and was inducted into the Minnesota High School Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame in the fall of 2007. Picha has coached many players who have received All-State honors and who have gone onto play in the Lions All-Star baseball series.
MacLean finished his career at UM with a .316 batting average and a .412 on-base percentage. In Big Ten games, MacLean batted .332 during his collegiate career, and is tied for the team record with 36 career hit by pitches. He was a four-time Academic All-Big Ten selection and was a University of Minnesota ScholarAthlete Award winner. MacLean played one summer for the Duluth Huskies of the Northwoods League and one summer for the Athletes in Action Fire of the Alaskan Summer Baseball League. Since his graduation from Minnesota, MacLean has spent two seasons at Crazy Horse High School on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. At Crazy Horse High School, MacLean taught social studies and coached the boys’ varsity basketball team. He has worked for six years as a coach and instructor at the Minnesota Baseball Instructional School, and also served as a head coach for the Dick Seibert Junior Fall League. MacLean is a 2002 graduate of Bloomington-Jefferson High School, where he earned All-Conference, All-Metro and All-State honors.
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Pete Pratt Pitching Coach Peter Pratt will return for his second year in the SCSU dugout in 2008-09. In his first season back with the Huskies, Pratt guided the Huskies’ pitching staff and helped it chart impressive numbers in 2008. He saw two of his pitchers earn All-NCC Honorable Mention recognition (Tim Radamacher and David Deminsky) and he also helped groom two players for stints in the Northwoods League during the summer of 2008 (Tim Scott with Rochester and Deminsky with the St. Cloud River Bats). Pratt helped the Huskies lower their team ERA from 7.13 in 2007, to 5.33 in 2008. SCSU also improved its team strikeout total from 227 in 2007 to 282 in 2008. A former standout player for the Huskies from 1985-88, Pratt owns four single season, and two career pitching records and served as a captain for two seasons at SCSU. Pratt went on to serve for three seasons as the squad’s pitching coach from 1989-91. The Huskies won the 1989 conference championship and the 1991 NCC tournament title. SCSU also advanced to the NCAA tournament in 1991.
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A long-time area resident, Pratt was a three-year varsity letterwinner at nearby St. Cloud Apollo High School, where he gained All-Central Lakes Conference status twice. He was an All-State Honorable Mention selection in high school, and helped his Apollo squad advanced to the championship game of the MSHSL Class AA chamionship. In 1983, Pratt was a member of the St. Cloud Saints squad that won the State Amateur championship. Pratt won over 100 games during his career as an amateur league pitcher.
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2009 St. Cloud State Baseball After a record setting 2008 season, the 2009 edition of St. Cloud State Baseball will attempt to enter the Northern Sun as a top tier team, as the Huskies will look to improve on their best season since 1999. “We feel very good about this year’s team and the potential it carries,” said head coach Pat Dolan. “I believe you have to be an optimistic coach, but with that said, everything this team has shown since our start in late August makes me believe we will continue to develop into a championship caliber team. These guys have represented St. Cloud State well, both on and off the field.” The Huskies have a majority of the 2008 team that won 27 games returning, and all signs point to more success for St. Cloud State Baseball. “One difference I see this year is more overall depth, which creates competition,” said Dolan. “We were able to red-shirt some very solid players, which shows we are going in the right direction. Having most of our team back, and with the pitching depth we’ve brought in, makes me believe we should be able to keep building,” Dolan added. SCHEDULE
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For the second straight season, Dolan has the Huskies opening at the HHH Metrodome for their earliest start (February 1) in program history. Midland Lutheran is the opening day opponent in the cozy confines of the dome, where the Huskies will play their first six, and 10 of their first 14 games. The Huskies played 10 games there in 2008, going 3-6-1. Those games included match-ups with Division I North Dakota State and Division III’s third place finisher in Wisconsin-Whitewater. Following the season opener against Midland Lutheran, the Huskies and UW-Parkside will tangle in the dome for doubleheaders on February 7 and 8. After the first road trip of the season to Missouri Southern on Valentine’s Day weekend, SCSU will wrap up its Metrodome slate with a non-conference quartet of games against Bemidji State before heading to Arizona for the annual RussMatt Invitational. While in the Phoenix area, the Huskies will play 10 games against seven opponents which include R.I.T (N.Y.), Rockford (Ill.), Northern State, Malone (Ohio), Wheaton (Mass.), SUNY-New Paltz and College of New Jersey. All in all, the Huskies will play their first 23 games at road or neutral sites. Following the spring break trip, SCSU will dive into Northern Sun games with March 21 and 22 dates against Minnesota, Crookston at Joe Faber Field in St. Cloud. The Huskies are set for 18 games on nine dates at home along with hosting the Northern Sun Conference Tournament. PITCHERS The Huskies return 22 members from last season’s team and welcome 19 new players for the 2009 campaign. This added depth has been vital to the pitching staff, which boasts quality from top to bottom. “With the added depth, competition has been fierce for the top 8-10 spots,” said pitching coach Pete Pratt. “These guys have exhibited superb work ethics and great determination thus far, which should carry over to games. If the staff can maintain composure and let natural abilities take over, we should be very competitive,” added Pratt. Leading the returnees on the Husky staff are All-North Central Conference Honorable Mention pitchers Tim Radmacher (Rosemount) and David Deminsky (Sartell). Radmacher, a senior, served as the Husky closer last year recording a team-best 2.79 ERA with a 4-1 record. He also added four saves and 21 strikeouts in 19.1 innings pitched. “Tim is a proven winner who will be asked to have a bigger role this season both on and off the field,” said the coaching staff. A closer last season, Radmacher will be asked to more consistent and counted on in a regular basis to stabilize this year’s squad. Deminsky, a junior, was the Huskies number one weekend hurler, posting a 4-3 mark with a 4.07 ERA. More impressive, Deminsky struck out 55 while walking only nine in just under 60 innings pitched. “David was our most consistent pitcher last season,” said the coaches. “He will be asked to lead the staff again with hard work and dedication.”
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2009 S eason O utlook Including Deminsky, the Huskies return all four starting pitchers from the ’08 weekend rotation. Juniors Pat DeLaHunt (Apple Valley) and Tim Scott (Ely), along with senior Chris Koenig (St. Cloud) bring back a combined 14 wins, 142 strikeouts and 188 innings. “Chris will help lead this young staff on and off the field,” said the coaches. “He has a can-do attitude and is never afraid of a challenge.” Scott and Koenig both set the Husky record for most games started in a season with 13 apiece. “Tim brings a wealth of experience to this year’s squad after pitching for the past two seasons in Northwoods League with the Rochester Honkers,” said the staff. Another integral part of the bullpen returns in junior Matt Swanson (Upsala). Swanson came one appearance short of a team record by making 17, 16 of which came from the bullpen. Swanson ate up 38 innings (31 in relief) to bridge the gap from the middle innings to Radmacher and is expected to do the same this season.
Rounding out the returning arms is sidewinding sophomore Jeff Althoff (Delano). Althoff will be counted on to eat innings in a middle relief role after pitching well in limited action last season. “Jeff is a high-energy guy who brings a different look to hitters,” said the coaches. “Being a submarine type pitcher, the key for Jeff will be to throw strikes consistently.” Several highly touted new arms will push the many returnees. Highlighting the new arms is first year Logan Birr (St. Cloud), a St. Cloud Apollo graduate. Birr was a three-time All-Conference pick and a participant in the Lion’s All-Star Game his senior year. Birr’s decorated high school career included St. Cloud Times Player of the Year honors and a 15-strikeout no-hitter against rival Sauk Rapids-Rice. “Logan has potential to be among the top six pitchers on staff,” said the coaches. “If some weight and physical strength are added to an already live arm the sky is the limit.” Another first year player that is expected to contribute is Aaron Hoverson (Baldwin, Wis.). Hoverson was an Honorable Mention All-State pick and also played in the Lion’s All-Star and East/West Showdown showcases. The individual honors were plentiful throughout his prep career as well, as Hoverson was an All-Conference selection and his legion team’s most valuable pitcher three times apiece. “Aaron is a young pitcher whose mound presence is developed way beyond his years,” said the coaches. The other first year arm expected to contribute is Nick Anderson (Brainerd). Anderson was All-Conference his senior season, striking out a staggering 19 of the 26 batters he faced. “Nick has only scratched the surface in terms of his ability,” said the staff. “He needs to become more durable, but has a tremendous upside.”
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“Matt is a bulldog-type pitcher that accepts any role asked of him,” said the coaches. “We need the same effort for continued success this season.”
The other two new pitchers are transfers Josh Boyer (Farmington, Mo.) and Bryant Koval (Brooklyn Park, Minn.). Boyer is coming off a 5-3 season for Mineral Area College of Missouri in which he struck out 34 batters in 45 innings his sophomore year. “Josh brings a wealth of experience to the staff,” said the coaches. “If he can become more consistent in pounding the zone he will have a good shot at pitching a lot of innings.” Koval comes to the Huskies from the University of Northern Iowa where he red-shirted and saw no game action his second year. “Bryant is a tremendous worker,” said the coaches. “Like many young pitchers, he needs time to develop his mechanics and presence, but his great attitude will speed up that process.” Three other potential arms will have to wait a year to crack the staff, as Zac Sather (Coon Rapids), Ryan Stoll (Brooklyn Park) and Lucas Vossen (Cold Spring) will all sit out as red-shirts. CATCHING Four quality backstops are set to vie for time at catcher this year for the Huskies. Depth should not be an issue here either, as all four have the ability to log quality innings.
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2009 S eason O utlook “I feel very comfortable with all our catchers’ ability to receive, block, throw, hit and most importantly call the game,” said assistant coach Adam Kampsen. “I believe that our pitcher/catcher relationships are very strong which will help our team play with a good tempo,” he added. Incumbent Nate Hammes (Lake Elmo) returns after playing in all 51 games last spring. Hammes, a junior transfer from Concordia-St. Paul, was a consistent offensive threat, finishing second on the team with a .347 average and nailed 28% of base stealers (11-28) from behind the dish. “Nate is a strong catcher and is a defensive wall behind the plate,” said the staff. “He could be even more consistent at the plate, but has a lot of good skills. Nate has a great shot to be penciled into the lineup as the everyday catcher.” Nicholls State transfer Jeremy Ische (Norwood-Young America) should provide another productive catcher in the mix for the Huskies. Ische spent his first two years at North Iowa Area Community College where he was a First Team All-Region pick as a freshman and a Preseason All-America selection before his sophomore year. Pat Wolard (Marinette, Wis.) will red-shirt after transferring from Riverland CC where he was a Preseason All-America and All-Region selection. “Pat is a big, strong-armed catcher that has power offensively,” said coaches. “He will red-shirt this spring and is expected to step into the starting lineup next year”
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First year Joey Althoff will also be in the mix for playing time. Althoff spent the fall at South Dakota State after a decorated high school career in which he set several single-season and career Delano baseball records and earned a spot in the Lion’s All-Star Game. “The most important thing our catchers can do to be successful is communicate with our pitchers and control the flow of the game,” said Kampsen. “I have a ton of confidence in all the catchers and know that whoever wins the starting job will demand excellence from the other eight guys on the field.” INFIELD The infield took a hit losing All-Region selection Kyle Resser and All-NCC first baseman Ryan Sturm, but will return regular third baseman Sam Radbil (Milwaukee, Wis.) and team captain Joe Kroc (Austin) at short. “Our infielders have been working hard and focusing on improving their weaknesses and reinforcing their strengths,” said assistant coach Luke MacLean. Kroc, a captain and longest tenured Husky, made 23 starts at short and five at second base, providing a solid option in the middle of the Husky infield. The versatile Kroc has played in 60 career games for the Huskies. “Joe started last year at shortstop, and will most likely be the starter there in 2009,” said the coaching staff. “He is a great leader and his experience and maturity have really helped bring this team along,” the staff added. Radbil returns after seeing a majority of the time allotted at third base. He batted .311 with three home runs and 30 RBI. Radbil also showed an excellent eye at the plate, drawing 31 walks. “Sam started last year at third base, and is expected to do the same this year,” said the coaches. “He is a gap-to-gap hitter with great patience at the plate, and has a strong, accurate arm from third base.” Three underclassmen return to complement Kroc and Radbil. Joey Benke (Roseau) and Nate Laudenbach (St. Cloud) both return after a red-shirt year and sophomore Kent Koch (Loretto) is also back. Koch was used mainly as a late-inning bat and defensive replacement, batting .250 in 26 games played for SCSU. Lauren Green (Inglewood, Calif.) could also see some time at first base or in the designated hitter slot. Green hit four home runs in just 73 at-bats while posting 17 RBI and seven extra-base hits. “He is an extremely gifted all-around athlete with unlimited power and RBI potential,” said coaches. “Lauren will battle for a spot in the middle of the lineup at either first base or designated hitter.” Accompanying the familiar faces in the infield are three junior college transfers that will look to make an impact. Tyler Horning (Willmar) comes to the Huskies from Ridgewater CC, where he was a two-time All-Region, All-Conference and All-Division selection. Horning also played in two, NJCAA Division III World Series and compiled a .345 average with six home runs and 48 RBI over his two seasons with the Warriors. “Tyler has great speed and athleticism, and will battle for one of the middle infield spots on the roster this year,” said the coaches. Beau Musgjerd (Rogers) and Kyle Gold (Apple Valley) account for the other two JUCO infielders. Musgjerd had his way with MCCC pitching the last two seasons, as he was First Team All-America and was Region XIII and Conference Player of the Year. His numbers proved him worthy, as he batted .412 with 12 home runs and 51 RBI in two years.
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2009 S eason O utlook “Beau is a power hitting first basemen with gap-to-gap power,” said the staff. “He has the potential to be a consistent home run threat, and will battle for playing time at first base.” Gold spent two seasons at North Iowa Area Community College playing second base for coach Todd Rima. After limited action his freshman season, Gold earned the role as the Trojans regular second baseman in 2008. “Kyle is a great contact hitter with great defensive habits,” said the staff. “Kyle will battle for the starting position at second base this year.” Incoming first year players Travis Cariveau (Sauk Rapids), Steve Rindelaub (St. Cloud) and Phil Imholte (St. Cloud) will all red-shirt. The trio played in the Minnesota Lion’s All-Star Game this summer and were All-State picks, with Imholte earning his second honor. OUTFIELD
“One of the strengths of the 2009 Husky baseball squad should be the outfield,” said assistant coach Ken Picha. “With the abundance of experience, and with the addition of transfers and freshmen, there will be a lot of depth and talent out there,” Picha added. Nate Johnson was one of the premier base-stealers in the NCC last season, finishing second in the league with 18 in 22 attempts. A catalyst at the top of the lineup, he also was second on the team in runs with 35. “Nate is a standout wide receiver on the Huskies football team, who possesses tremendous speed and athleticism,” said the coaches. “He can change the game with his speed both offensively and defensively, and will start in centerfield for us.” Mic Johnson played a majority of his games in right field, but also saw action at first base. Johnson played in 45 of the team’s 51 games, batting at a .273 clip with six homers, 26 RBI and five stolen bases. “Mic has power to all areas of the field and is a versatile player who is outstanding at multiple positions,” said the coaching staff. Several players will be vying for the third outfield spot, as Brandon Peyer (Reedsburg, Wis.), Tyler Maher (Rockford), Jared Johnson (Eagan) and Jeff Heuer (Brooklyn Park) will battle for it. Peyer was the only one not to red-shirt last season as he played in 33 games, bating .278 in the process. “Brandon is a very athletic outfielder that runs well and has a good bat and his work ethic is second to none,” said the coaches. Maher red-shirted in ’08 after a season at Central Lakes College, where he was First Team All-Conference and an AllState pick, while Jared Johnson played in 13 games his freshman campaign of 2007 before sitting out last season. Heuer played his freshman season at Cardinal Stritch University where he stroked a .380 average.
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A plethora of outfielders will compete to roam the wide-open spaces of Faber Field, including six players from the 2008 squad. Highlighting that gang is a pair of Johnsons in the form of Nate (Austin) and Mic (Fergus Falls).
“Jeff is a versatile player who can play first base or the outfield,” the coaches said. “He will battle for time at first base or in the outfield.” The lone newcomer to the outfield is transfer Tom Erpenbach (Sioux Falls, S.D.). Erpenbach comes to SCSU from Muscatine CC, where he lettered twice for the Cardinals. “Tom has the ability to cover a lot of ground in the outfield and to be an impact player offensively,” said the coaching staff. “He will need to make the necessary adjustments to his swing to be effective this season.” Red-shirting will be first year Brian Hansen (Cold Spring). Hansen was an All-Area selection for ROCORI High last year and played in the Lion’s All-Star Game. “Brian has a strong arm and great bat. He is very athletic and has a very high ceiling. “Brian will red-shirt this season, but big things are expected of him in the seasons to come,” said coaches. “The three outfield positions will see a great deal of competition for playing time,” said Picha. “We as a staff will be looking for players to demonstrate the ability to perform the basic fundamentals of outfield play and for players with a balance of speed and power to fill these positions.”
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Jeff Heuer Kyle Gold Matt Swanson Brandon Peyer Joe Kroc Kent Koch Tyler Horning Tim Radmacher Nate Johnson Sam Radbil Bryant Koval Jeremy Ische Josh Boyer Nick Anderson Logan Birr Aaron Hoverson Pat DeLaHunt Jeff Althoff Nate Laudenbach Chris Koenig Beau Musgjerd Mic Johnson Tyler Maher David Deminsky Nate Hammes Tom Erpenbach Joey Althoff Tim Scott David Koenig Joey Benke Lauren Green Jared Johnson Chris Butala Travis Cariveau Brian Hansen Phil Imholte Steve Rindelaub Zac Sather Ryan Stoll Lucas Vossen Pat Wolard
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Brooklyn Park, Minn. / Cardinal Stritch University Apple Valley, Minn. / North Iowa CC Upsala, Minn. / Itasca CC Reedsburg, Wis. / Reedsburg Area HS Austin, Minn. / Austin HS Loretto, Minn. / Delano HS Willmar, Minn. / Ridgewater CC Rosemount, Minn. / University of Nebraska Austin, Minn. / Austin HS Milwaukee, Wis. / Whitefish Bay HS Brooklyn Park, Minn. / University of Northern Iowa Norwood-Young America, Minn. / Nicholls State Farmington, Mo. / Mineral Area College Brainerd, Minn. / Brainerd HS St. Cloud, Minn. / Apollo HS Baldwin, Wis. / Tartan HS Apple Valley, Minn. / Apple Valley HS Delano, Minn. / Delano HS St. Cloud, Minn. / St. Cloud Tech HS St. Cloud, Minn. / Ridgewater CC Rogers, Minn. / Itasca CC Fergus Falls, Minn. / MSCTC-Fergus Falls Rockford, Minn. / Central Lakes College Sartell, Minn. / Ridgewater CC Lake Elmo, Minn. / Concordia-St. Paul Sioux Falls, S.D. / Muscatine CC Delano, Minn. / South Dakota State Ely, Minn. / University of Nebraksa Clear Lake, Minn. / St. Cloud Tech HS Roseau, Minn. / Roseau HS Inglewood, Calif. / Southwest Oregon CC Eagan, Minn. / Eastview HS Cold Spring, Minn. / Mayville State Sauk Rapids, Minn. / Sauk Rapids-Rice HS Cold Spring, Minn. / ROCORI HS St. Cloud, Minn. / St. Cloud Cathedral HS St. Cloud, Minn. / St. Cloud Cathedral HS Coon Rapids, Minn. / Coon Rapids HS Brooklyn Park, Minn. / Southwest Minnesota State Cold Spring, Minn. / ROCORI HS Marinette, Wis. / Riverland CC
Head Coach: #6 Pat Dolan (2nd year at SCSU) Assistant Coaches: #14 Ken Picha, #18 Pete Pratt, Adam Kampsen, Luke MacLean AMR Baseball Contacts: Tom Nelson, Matt Marek
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Chris Butala * Sr. * RHP R/R * 6-4 * 230 Cold Spring, Minn. Mayville State
Lauren Green * Sr. * C-DH R/R * 6-2 * 230 Inglewood, Calif. SW Oregon CC
Mic Johnson * Sr. * INF-OF R/R * 6-3 * 205 Fergus Falls, Minn. MSCTC-Fergus Falls
2008: Sat out last season as a red-shirt… PRIOR TO SCSU: Spent 2007 season at Mayville State University, where he appeared in 10 games for the Comets...posted a 2-3 record with a 4.66 ERA in 38-plus innings of work... spent two seasons at Ridgewater Community College prior to time at Mayville State...posted a 2-2 record with one save his sophomore year... struck out 37 in just over 30 innings pitched...pitched in six games his freshman year, posting a 1-0 record...struck out 10 in seven innings pitched...
2008: Won North Central Conference Player of the Week honors on April 9…first Husky hit came on March 2 against Mary with 2-5, three-RBI performance…was a season best 3-3 with a home run and two RBI against Minnesota Duluth on April 8…hit three of his four home runs on the season in five game span…had an eight-game hit streak from April 7 to April 15… PRIOR TO SCSU: Spent the 2007 season at Southwest Oregon CC… was a member of the Riverside (Calif.) team in 2005 and 2006…earned a Second Team All-Southern NWAAC nod at SWOCC in 2007… HIGH SCHOOL: A two-time letter winner for Sam Parker’s Bruins…was CIF All-State First Team…Named to Baseball America’s top 250 list in 2003…recognized as league and team MVP… PERSONAL: Son of Gilbert and Sharon Green…a 2004 graduate of Pacific Hills (Calif.) H.S….favorite sports figure is Magic Johnson…says Ellis Williams is the person with the greatest influence on his athletic career…a physical education major.
2008: Had first Husky hit in season opener versus Rockhurst…blasted first home run on March 29 at Metrodome vs. UW-Whitewater…posted seasonhigh four RBI at North Dakota on May 3, hitting two home runs in the series…went 3-5 with two RBI and a home run against Bethany Lutheran on April 23… PRIOR TO SCSU: Played his first two seasons at MSCTC-Fergus Falls…won two letters and was named Central Division Player of the Year… HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years for Mark Aho and the Otters…also lettered three times in hockey…captained both the hockey and baseball squads his senior year… PERSONAL: Son of Chris and Lisa Johnson…a 2005 grad of Fergus Falls H.S….biggest sports thrill was playing in the Minnesota State Hockey Tournament…says his father has had the greatest influence on his career…a sport/recreation management major.
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Nate Johnson * Sr. * OF L/R * 5-10 * 185 Austin, Minn. Austin HS
Chris Koenig * Sr. * RHP R/R * 6-2 * 185 St. Cloud, Minn. St. Cloud Tech HS
Joe Kroc * Sr. * INF R/R * 5-7 * 155 Austin, Minn. Austin HS
2008: Finished tied for second in the NCC with 18 stolen bases… swiped a base and had a hit in nine straight games from April 8 to April 20…blasted first home run of the season in 3-5, five-RBI effort against Mary on March 2…had four straight games with multiple hits from March 16 to March 27…went 6-18 in five games at the NCC Tournament, leading the team with six runs scored... 2007: Batted .213 while making 34 appearances for the Huskies…hit two home runs and had 13 RBI on the year… HIGH SCHOOL: Named to the All-Conference Team his senior season…was team captain for both the football and baseball teams his senior year…was All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-State in football his senior year… PERSONAL: Son of Richard and Betty Johnson…a 2004 graduate of Austin H.S…is also a member of the Husky Football team...cites knocking two teams out of the American Legion Region Tourney as his greatest sports experience…favorite sports personality is Ozzie Smith…credits his father as having the most influence on him...a secondary english education major.
2008: Broke Husky single season record for games started and innings pitched with 13 and 71 and two-thirds respectively…posted a season high six strikeouts in complete game victory over Montana State-Billings on March 3…won first game as a Husky vs. Peru State on Feb. 23…won four of his first five starts, with a 2.80 ERA and 18 strikeouts over that span… PRIOR TO SCSU: Played one season at Ridgewater (Minn.) CC… played in NJCAA III World Series in 2007… HIGH SCHOOL: Won three letters for coach Steve Taylor’s Tigers…an AllConference pick and Lion’s All-Star participant his senior season…was a two-time letter winner for the Tech hockey team…earned one All-Conference selection...
2008: Tallied two RBI in start at Morningside on March 16…perfect 2-2 with an RBI at Minnesota State on April 20… 2007: Hit at a .246 clip, knocking in six runs and scoring eleven of his own in 18 games…earned a spot on the NCC All-Academic Team… 2006: During his freshman season he played in eight games, marking four hits, three RBI, and a .920 fielding percentage… 2005: Sat out the season as a redshirt… HIGH SCHOOL: At AHS he was a three-year letter winner in baseball and two-year letter winner in basketball…during his senior season he was awarded All-Conference honors for baseball after attaining a .300 batting average and holding a .500 record on the mound… PERSONAL: Son of Joe and Cece Kroc…a 2004 graduate of Austin High School…a social work major and human relations minor…
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Tim Radmacher * Sr. * RHP R/R * 6-0 * 185 Rosemount, Minn. University of Nebraska
Josh Boyer * Jr. * LHP L/L * 6-2 * 170 Farmington, Mo. Mineral Area CC
Pat DeLaHunt * Jr. * RHP R/R * 6-0 * 165 Apple Valley, Minn. Apple Valley HS
2008: Finished tied for second in the NCC in saves with four…allowed zero runs and just four hits in eight-appearance stretch from March 5 to April 15…picked up first save of the season on March 5 vs. Mary… PRIOR TO SCSU: Called the University of Nebraska home his first three years of school, lettering twice…appeared in seven games over two years, sporting a 1-0 record and striking out 11 in 13 innings of work… named to Big XII Commissioner’s Honor Roll in 2005 and 2006… HIGH SCHOOL: Won three letters for coach Craig Kusick’s Irish… Named Minnesota Player of the Year and Metro Player of the Year after his senior campaign…two-time All-State pick…earned three All-Conference nods and two All-Region selections… PERSONAL: Son of Dan and Cheryl Radmacher…a 2004 graduate of Rosemount H.S….greatest sports moment as winning his first college game at Nebraska in front of 4,000 people…majoring in communication studies.
PRIOR TO SCSU: Spent two years at Mineral Area CC, winning two letters… HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters for Farmington High…was a First Team All-Conference and All-Region pick…earned a letter in football, earning a berth in the state quarterfinals… was a member of the National Honor Society and finished in the top 10 percent of his graduating class…also a member of the Foreign Language Club and a Dean’s List regular… PERSONAL: A 2006 graduate of Farmington H.S…the son of Scott and Pam Winder…says his parents have had the greatest influence on his career…favorite athlete is C.C. Sabathia…his greatest sports memory is pitching against his high school’s arch-rival in his high school debut…also won the state Babe Ruth Tournament as a 14-year old…enjoys the outdoors and fantasy baseball in his spare time…majoring in finance.
2008: Notched a career-high eight strikeouts against Mary on March 2…went four and twothirds innings of hitless relief with six strikeouts against Rockhurst in season opener…posted a 4-2 record with 31 strikeouts in 49 and twothirds innings... 2007: Went 1-3 on the hill, starting in four of his five appearances…struck out 10 batters in 17 frames… 2006: DeLaHunt posted an 0-1 mark in four appearances on the mound for the Huskies his freshman campaign... HIGH SCHOOL: A two-time letter winner in baseball under coach Allen Iverson, DeLaHunt earned a spot on the All-Conference Team his senior year…was also a two-time letter winner in football and was named to the All-Conference Team as a senior… PERSONAL: The son of Jim and Marie DeLaHunt…a 2005 graduate of Apple Valley High School…Brett Favre is his favorite athlete…lists his dad as having the most influence on his career…an accounting major and management minor at SCSU.
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David Deminsky * Jr. * LHP L/L * 6-3 * 185 Sartell, Minn. Ridgewater CC
Tom Erpenbach * Jr. * OF R/R * 6-3 * 215 Sioux Falls, S.D. Muscatine CC
Kyle Gold * Jr. * 2B L/R * 5-10 * 175 Apple Valley, Minn. Eastview HS
2008: Earned an honorable mention to the All-NCC Team…led staff in ERA (4.07) and walked nine in just under 60 innings…fanned eight or more batters in four of his first six appearances…won first career game over Mary on March 5…allowed three runs or less in six of nine starts… PRIOR TO SCSU: Attended Ridgewater CC in 2007, leading the team in wins (8), ERA (2.61) and strikeouts (77)...started game one of the NJCAA Division III World Series for the Warriors...graduated in one year with his AA degree and a 3.5 GPA... HIGH SCHOOL: Was a 2006 AllState pick and Lion’s All-Star Game participant...All-Conference in 2005 and 2006...was named to the St. Cloud Times All-Area Team as a pitcher and outfielder in 2005 and 2006...holds Sartell High School records for most wins and strikeouts in a season with nine and 83 respectively...won 2005 consolation title at Minnesota State High School Tournament with his Sartell squad... PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Elaine Deminsky...A 2006 graduate of Sartell High School...graduated with a 3.5 GPA....is a double major in physical education/health and science...
PRIOR TO SCSU: Spent two seasons with the Muscatine (Iowa) CC Baseball Team, winning two letters… HIGH SCHOOL: A four-time letter winner for the Washington High Baseball Team…a two-time All-State pick…named Team MVP for high school and legion teams…named Region IV All-Conference…won two letters on the basketball court, earning conference’s Defensive Player of the Year award…member of the National Honor Society in high school… PERSONAL: The son of John and Patti Erpenbach… a 2006 grad of Washington High in Sioux Falls… says his parents have had the greatest influence on his career…favorite athlete is Torii Hunter…favorite sports thrill is winning conference championship with three home runs in one game…enjoys family, friends and music in his spare time…an earth science education major.
PRIOR TO SCSU: Played two seasons for coach Todd Rima at North Iowa Area CC… HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two times at Eastview H.S…named team’s Defensive MVP and was an Honorable Mention All-Conference selection...team captain his senior year… PERSONAL: The son of Cory and Patty Gold…a 2005 graduate of Eastview High…his parents have had the most influence on his career…Kirby Puckett is his favorite athlete…a marketing major.
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2008: Recorded first hit as a Husky on March 2…finished third in the NCC in triples with four…drove in nine runs with three triples in March 2 doubleheader against Mary…hit first home run on March 15 at Morningside... batted .489 (22-45) over 15-game stretch with 18 RBI and eight extrabase hits…3-4 with two runs scored against Bethany Lutheran on April 23… PRIOR TO SCSU: Transferred to SCSU from Concordia-St. Paul after spending two seasons with the Golden Bears… HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in baseball for the Titans…earned an All-Conference nod his senior season…had highest batting average (.486) for legion team his senior campaign…recorded two letters in both football and basketball… PERSONAL: Son of Nick and Gina Hammes…a 2005 graduate of Tartan H.S….lists greatest sports thrill as getting to face Minnesota Twins pitcher Joe Nathan…Names parents as the people with the greatest influence on his career…undecided on a major.
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Tyler Horning * Jr. * MI R/R * 5-10 * 195 Willmar, Minn. Ridgewater CC PRIOR TO SCSU: Spent two seasons at Ridgewater College…was a two-time All-Region, All-MCCC and All-Southern Division pick for the Warriors... made two NJCAA World Series appearances….put together impressive numbers, batting .345 with six home runs, 48 RBI and 43 stolen bases in two seasons…also compiled 18 doubles, six triples and scored 66 runs…played with the Alexandria Beetles of the Northwoods League this summer…HIGH SCHOOL: A three-time letter winner on the diamond…named team’s Offensive MVP and earned All-Area and All-Conference awards his senior season… batted a whopping .488 his senior season…Honorable Mention All-Conference his junior campaign hitting .397 with 11 stolen bases… stroked 57 hits to bat .452 for his Legion team in 2007…won two letters for football, earning All-Conference honors as a safety and running back…scored a pair of letters on the hardwood as well, garnering Honorable Mention All-Area honors and team Offensive MVP honors…PERSONAL: The son of Cathy Horning…a 2006 graduate of Willmar High… says his father and grandfather have had the greatest influence on his career…his legion team hitting back-to-back-to-back home runs to go to the American Legion State Tournament is his greatest sports thrill…favorite sports personality is Carlos Gomez…enjoys disc golf and Bigs in his free time…uncle Dave Oehrlein is a former Husky Baseball Player and played in the St. Louis Cardinals organization…great uncle Bill Horning played for the 1956 Minnesota College World Series Championship team…a BCIS major.
PRIOR TO SCSU: Spent the fall at Nicholls State University…played two seasons at North Iowa Community College…earned a Second Team All-Region XI nod after posting a .387 average with eight homeruns and 40 RBI…was a Pre-Season All-American in 2008… HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Central High School…won three letters in baseball…was Conference MVP, All-Area and All-Conference… earned four letters on the basketball court, posting Honorable Mention AllConference and All-Area awards… PERSONAL: The son of Alan and Renae Ische…his favorite athlete is Dustin Pedroia…says his father has had the most influence on his career…best sports memory is hitting three homeruns in two innings in beating high school rival…enjoys movies and being with friends in his spare time…a sport management major.
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Nate Hammes * Jr. * C R/R * 6-0 * 200 Lake Elmo, Minn. Concordia-St. Paul
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Beau Musgjerd * Jr. * 1B L/L * 6-4 * 220 Rogers, Minn. Itasca CC
Sam Radbil * Jr. * INF R/R * 6-2 * 195 Milwaukee, Wis. Whitefish Bay HS
Tim Scott * Jr. * LHP L/L * 6-3 * 200 Ely, Minn. University of Nebraska
PRIOR TO SCSU: Spent two seasons at Itasca CC…was a First Team AllAmerican…Region XIII and Conference Player of the Year…won team’s Gold Glove and Big Stick Award…posted a .412 average with 12 home runs and 51 RBI in his two seasons… HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters for the Rogers Baseball nine…earned multiple All-Conference awards…also earned three letters in basketball and football, winning numerous All-Conference awards in both… PERSONAL: The son of Jeff and Carrie Musgjerd…a 2006 graduate of Rogers High…his parents have had the biggest influence on his career…his time at Itasca has been his best sporting experience…enjoys hunting, fishing and golf…a criminal justice major.
2008: Hit first career home run as part of 2-4, three-RBI performance vs. Briar Cliff on March 16…finished third in the NCC in walks with 31…posted career highs in hits (3), runs (4) and RBI (3) against Mary on March 2…2-3, three RBI against Bethany Lutheran on April 23…had a pair of home runs in North Dakota series… 2007: Batted .200 his freshman year, banging out nine hits, including five RBI…an NCC All-Academic selection… HIGH SCHOOL: In 2006 the fouryear letterwinner was named Conference Pitcher of the Year, Whitefish Bay Pitcher of the Year and made the Honorable Mention list for the region…posted a 7-2 record with a 1.56 ERA his final season… PERSONAL: Son of Richard and Marci Radbil…a 2006 graduate of Whitefish Bay H.S…high honor roll his senior and junior seasons…his most exciting sports moment was hitting a walk-off home run against rival Nicolet his senior year…favorite athlete is Chad Johnson…credits brothers Noah and Aaron as having the most influence on his career…a sport management major.
2008: Broke the SCSU record for starts in a season with 13…twirled complete games in three of first five starts…struck out nine in consecutive appearances against Peru State on February 23 and March 7 against Malone…earned first save vs. Bemidji State on March 27…played for the Rochester Honkers over the summer in the Northwoods League, compiling a 26 record with 45 strikeouts in 63 innings pitched… PRIOR TO SCSU: Played two seasons at the University of Nebraska…made one appearance in 2007 season… member of Big XII Commissioners Honor Roll in 2006… HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four times for coach Frank Ivancich on the diamond…was a two-time All-Conference selection and Area Player of the Year as a senior…went 18-1 over his last two seasons of American Legion baseball…earned a combined eight letters in basketball (5) and football (3)…was a two-time All-State selection and four-time All-Conference pick on the court, becoming only the 11th player in Minnesota High School history to score more than 2,000 points and grab over 1,000 rebounds… PERSONAL: Son of Bill and Martha Scott…a 2005 graduate of Ely H.S…. was an honor roll and National Honor Society member in high school…says beating Jackson in the Amercian Legion State Tournament his senior year was his greatest sports thrill…gives his father as greatest influence on his career…a biomedical science major.
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Pat Wolard * Jr. * C R/R * 6-2 * 225 Marinette, Wis. Riverland CC
Jeff Althoff * So. * RHP R/R * 6-1 * 200 Delano, Minn. Delano HS
2008: Made Husky debut on Feb. 3 vs. Rockhurst, fanning two in two innings… In 10 appearances from March 3 to April 18, Swanson allowed just five earned runs and striking out 13…saved first career game May 2 at North Dakota…took tough loss in lone start of 2008 against Minnesota State, striking out seven and allowing two earned runs over seven innings at the NCC Tournament… PRIOR TO SCSU: Attended Itasca CC from 2005-2007…named Third Team NJCAA III All-American… named Team MVP in 2007… HIGH SCHOOL: Won four letters for coach Ken Solarz’s Patriots…given three All-Conference awards…member of the basketball team, lettering three times… PERSONAL: Son of Daniel and Marla Swanson…a 2005 graduate of Upsala H.S….winning last season’s MCCC State Championship is his greatest sports thrill…an education major.
PRIOR TO SCSU: Was a two-time AllConference selection at Riverland CC…was a Pre-Season All-American his sophomore campaign, as he went on to earn an All-Region nod... HIGH SCHOOL: A two-time letter winner for the Marinette Baseball Team…was an All-Conference pick and league batting title recipient his senior campaign…won two letters in football as well... PERSONAL: The son of George and Mary Wolard…a 2005 graduate of Marinette High…lists his parents as having the greatest influence on him…winning the Region Tournament is his greatest sports thrill…likes to hunt, fish and golf in his spare time…a physical education major.
2008: Pitched a scoreless inning against Mary on March 2…recorded career highs with three innings pitched and four strikeouts against Nebraska-Omaha on April 28... 2007: Sat out the season as a redshirt…named to Scholar’s Honor Roll and Dean’s List... HIGH SCHOOL: A three-sport athlete earning three letters in baseball, basketball and football…a two-time All-Conference pick for baseball…received one All-Conference nod in football and was awarded the basketball team’s Hustle Award…an “A” honor roll student and was named to the Scholar’s Honor Roll his senior year... PERSONAL: Son of Douglas and Toni Althoff…a 2006 graduate of Delano High School…Ladanian Tomlinson is his favorite sports personality…lists Michael Jordan as the person with the biggest influence on his career…majoring in business.
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Jeff Heuer * So. * 1B/OF L/R * 6-2 * 195 Brooklyn Park, Minn. Cardinal Stritch University
Jared Johnson * So. * OF R/R * 6-2 * 195 Eagan, Minn. Eastview HS
Kent Koch * So. * SS R/R * 6-2 * 190 Loretto, Minn. Delano HS
2008: Sat out the season as a red-shirt… PRIOR TO SCSU: Spent 2007 at Cardinal Stritch University…hit .380 and earned a letter for CSU… HIGH SCHOOL: Received two letters for Barry Boever’s Rebels…a twotime All-Conference pick…hit .370 in his career at Champlin Park…also won three letters in football… PERSONAL: Son of Wayne and Cindy Heuer…a 2006 grad of Champlin Park H.S….was on “A” honor roll throughout high school and named to Dean’s List at Cardinal Stritch in 2006-07…winning the AAU 14U Gopher State Championship is his greatest sports thrill…names Ken Griffey Jr. as favorite sports personality…cites his dad as his biggest influence…majoring in hydrology/meteorology.
2008: Sat out the season as a red-shirt… 2007: Saw action in 13 games…batted .136 in 22 at-bats but still hit his first collegiate home run…inducted as a member of the Collegiate National Honor Society… HIGH SCHOOL: As a member of the Lightning, Johnson earned two letters in both baseball and football and was named All-Conference Honorable Mention in both sports… PERSONAL: Son of Marc and Connie Johnson of Eagan…A 2006 graduate of Eastview High School… on the “A-“ Honor Roll and member of the National Honor Society…Joe Mauer is his favorite baseball player…his dad has had the greatest influence on his career…a mechanical engineering major.
2008: Tallied first career hit vs. Peru State on Feb. 23…scored a pair of runs vs. Malone on March 7… 2007: Sat out the 2007 season as a red-shirt… named to SCSU’s Dean’s List… HIGH SCHOOL: Won three letters for coach Dan Paulson’s Tigers…AllState, All-Conference and Academic All-State his senior season…broke his high school’s single season hits record with 40 in 2006…won three letters in both basketball and football…named Wright County Quarterback of the Year in 2005 and went to three state tournaments with football team…two-time All-Conference pick and Team MVP his final year…an All-Conference pick in basketball AllState Honorable Mention in 2004… PERSONAL: Son of Herb and Shelly Koch…a 2006 graduate of Delano H.S….on the “A” honor roll and was schools “AAA” award winner…most memorable athletic experience was playing in an amateur baseball game with all three of his brothers and his father on the field at the same time… lists Chris Berman as favorite sports personality…acknowledges his dad as having the greatest influence on his career…a finance major.
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Bryant Koval * So. * RHP R/R * 6-4 * 205 Brooklyn Park, Minn. University of Northern Iowa
Tyler Maher * So. * OF R/R * 6-1 * 220 Rockford, Minn. Central Lakes CC
Brandon Peyer * So. * OF R/R * 6-0 * 185 Reedsburg, Wis. Reedsburg Area HS
PRIOR TO SCSU: A transfer from the University of Northern Iowa…redshirted his first season and did not see any game action last season… HIGH SCHOOL: Was an All-State pick and two-time All-Conference selection for Benilde-St. Margaret’s…hit .430 his senior year and went 7-0 on the mound with a 1.65 ERA...played in the Lion’s and East-West All Star Games his senior season… PERSONAL: The son of Ronald and Jackie Koval…a 2006 graduate of Benilde-St. Margaret’s High School…says his father has had the most influence on his career…favorite athlete is Joe Mauer…going to the state baseball tournament his senior year was his best sporting experience…enjoys ping pong, basketball and pool basketball in his spare time…a finance major.
2008: Sat out last season as a red-shirt... PRIOR TO SCSU: Played 2007 for Central Lakes College…was an All-Conference and All-State First Team pick… HIGH SCHOOL: Won three letters for coach Joel Roelofs’ Rockets...a three-time All-Conference honoree… was team’s Mr. RBI, Most Valuable Hitter and MVP two years straight… set Rockford High’s career home run record…was awarded three letters in football…was team’s Most Valuable Running Back and Most Improved Offensive Player…also was two-time Special Teams Player of the Year... took home three letters in basketball, earning an All-Conference nod his senior year… PERSONAL: Son of Tony and Teresa Maher…a 2006 graduate of Rockford H.S….earned a spot on the “B” Honor Roll throughout school…lists greatest sports thrill as going to state in basketball his junior season…touts Brett Favre as his favorite sports personality…says his parents are the biggest influence on his career…an education major.
2008: Recorded first career hit, run and stolen base against Peru State on Feb. 23…blasted first career home run vs. Briar Cliff on March 15…knocked in a season high three runs against Mary on March 2 and against Malone on March 7 in Arizona…had a 3-4 day at Morningside on March 16… 2007: Sat out last season as a redshirt… HIGH SCHOOL: Won two letters for coach Dennis Schomer’s Beavers…was a two-time All-Conference pick and Team MVP…hit .478 with 32 RBIs and four home runs his senior season…named to WBCA All-Star Team and to the All-District squad… also won two letters in basketball and one in football, winning Defensive MVP honors for the hoops team… PERSONAL: The son of John and Julie Peyer…a 2006 graduate of Reedsburg Area H.S….was a High Honor Roll student during prep years…Brett Favre is his favorite athlete…names his grandfather as having the greatest influence on his career…says hitting home runs to beat conference opponent Portage in back-to-back years as his biggest sports thrill…an education major and coaching minor.
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Ryan Stoll * So. * RHP-INF R/R * 6-1 * 185 Brooklyn Park, Minn. SW Minnesota State U.
Joey Benke * RS-Fr. * 1B/3B L/R * 6-1 * 195 Roseau, Minn. Roseau HS
David Koenig * RS-Fr. * LHP L/L * 6-6 * 185 St. Cloud, Minn. St. Cloud Tech HS
PRIOR TO SCSU: Played one season for the Mustangs of Southwest MN State… HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three times for the Park Baseball squad…played in the Lion’s All Star Game and East-West Showdown…A two-time All-Conference honoree… Honorable Mention his sophomore year…was also a Cable 12 All-Area Team member in 2007 and 2008… Academic All-State…two-time letter winner in football, earning an All-Conference Honorable Mention… PERSONAL: The son of Jeff and Joan Stoll…a 2007 graduate of Park Center High… says his father has had the most impact on his career… favorite athlete is Pat Neshek…going to the section championship in football his senior season is his greatest sports thrill…enjoys hunting in his spare time…a criminal justice major.
2008: Redshirted after appearing in five games…had first career hits in 2-3 day against Malone on March 7… HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letter winner at Roseau for Tracy Wensloff… Conference MVP, All-State honoree and Lion’s All-Star participant in his senior year...three-time All-Section and All-Conference award winner… lettered three times in basketball… earned All-Conference and Co-Offensive Player of the Year awards his senior campaign… PERSONAL: Son of Mike and Rosie Benke…2007 graduate of Roseau H.S….was an honor student in high school with a cumulative GPA over 3.5…describes greatest sports thrill as winning the consolation championship at the 2006 state high school tournament…cites Dick Vitale as favorite sports personality…says his father has had the greatest influence on his career…undecided on a major.
2008: Sat out last season as a red-shirt... HIGH SCHOOL: Won two letters for St. Cloud Tech…an Honorable Mention All-Conference selection… PERSONAL: Son of Chuck Koenig and Denise Kerr…a 2007 graduate of St. Cloud Tech H.S….a scholar athlete award winner…regards winning a 19-inning game against the St. Cloud Chutes in legion baseball as his greatest sports thrill…brother Chris Koenig is a senior on the Husky Baseball team…a business major.
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Nate Laudenbach * RS-Fr. * 2B R/R * 6-1 * 195 St. Cloud, Minn. St. Cloud Tech HS
Joey Althoff * FY * C R/R * 6-3 * 190 Delano, Minn. Delano HS
Nick Anderson * FY * RHP R/R * 6-5 * 185 Brainerd, Minn. Brainerd HS
2008: Sat out the season as a redshirt… HIGH SCHOOL: Won three letters for Tech H.S. in baseball...earned All-Conference recognition twice to go along with an All-Area selection…participated in the Lion’s All-Star Game…also lettered three times in basketball and football…an All-Conference Honorable Mention pick for hoops…went to state semi-finals with the Tech football team his senior year, earning All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-Area recognition… PERSONAL: Son of Dean and Sheila Laudenbach…a 2007 grad of St. Cloud Tech H.S….says playing in the state football semi-finals is his greatest sports thrill…regards Dick Vitale as his favorite sports personality… points to his father as the greatest influence on his sports career…undecided on a major at SCSU.
PRIOR TO SCSU: Spent fall at South Dakota State… HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Delano High School…earned three letters in baseball, basketball and football…was a two-time AllState pick in baseball…was a twotime All-Conference selection and Team MVP…holds Delano HS career records in hits, RBI and doubles and single season marks in hits and doubles…played in the Lion’s All-Star game…was a two-time All-Conference honoree in basketball and football, earning League MVP recognition on the hardwood…was on the “B” Honor Roll… PERSONAL: Son of Douglas and Toni Althoff…favorite athlete in Cal Ripken Jr…says his dad has had the most influence on his career…brother Jeff is also on the Husky Baseball squad…biggest sports thrill is going to state tournament three times in football…is undeclared on a major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two letters for the Warrior Baseball team…was an All-Conference pick and Scholar All-Conference award winner…struck out 19 of the 26 batters he faced his senior season…lettered once in football and basketball…was a fine arts and student athlete scholar award winner… PERSONAL: A 2008 graduate of Brainerd High…the son of Russell and Barbara Anderson…says his dad has had the greatest influence on his career…lists playing in the state football tournament at the Metrodome as his greatest sports moment…enjoys anything to do outdoors in his free time…undecided on a major.
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Logan Birr * FY * RHP R/R * 6-4 * 185 St. Cloud, Minn. Apollo HS
Aaron Hoverson * FY * RHP R/R * 5-11 * 160 Baldwin, Wis. Tartan HS
Travis Cariveau * FY * SS R/R * 5-10 * 160 Sauk Rapids, Minn. Sauk Rapids HS
HIGH SCHOOL: A four-time letter winner for the Apollo Baseball Team…was St. Cloud Times Player of the Year in 2007…a three-time All-Conference selection, he participated in the 2008 Lion’s AllStar Game… PERSONAL: The son of Bruce and Robbie Birr…a 2008 graduate of St. Cloud Apollo H.S.…cites his father as having the most influence on his career…favorite sports personality is Alex Rodriguez…best athletic moment came in the form of a 15-strikeout no-hitter against Sauk Rapids…enjoys hunting, fishing and video games in his spare time…majoring in business.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters for the baseball team at Tartan…named Honorable Mention AllState…participated in 2008 Lion’s All Star Game and Minnesota East/West Showdown...a three-time Classic Suburban All-Conference selection and threerime All-Region Academic pick…AllDistrict 3 in Legion Baseball…was team’s Most Valuable Pitcher award winner three straight years…threw two no-hitters his senior year, earning Pioneer Press Player of the Week honors…three All-Region Academic nods as well…was on the National Honor Society and was named Tartan High’s Most Outstanding Student… PERSONAL: A 2008 graduate of Tartan High…the son of Brian and Wendy Hoverson…says his parents have had the greatest influence on his career…favorite sports personality is Steve Kerr…is undecided on a major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a threetime letter winner for Sauk Rapids…won All-State honors his senior season…played in the Minnesota Lion’s All Star Game this past summer…named to the All-Area and All-Conference teams... named team’s Defensive MVP…batted a gaudy .519 with 34 RBIs, 28 runs and 15 stolen bases his senior campaign…named Team MVP his senior season…also earned three letters on the ice for the S.R. hockey squad… PERSONAL: A 2008 graduate of Sauk Rapids-Rice H.S…the son of Rick and Julie Cariveau…cites his dad as having the greatest influence on his career…hitting two home runs against Apollo is his greatest sports thrill…majoring in industrial technology with a minor in graphic design.
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Brian Hansen * FY * OF R/R * 6-3 * 185 Cold Spring, Minn. ROCORI HS
Phil Imholte * FY * OF/3B R/R * 6-0 * 180 St. Cloud, Minn. St. Cloud Cathedral HS
Steve Rindelaub * FY * SS L/R * 6-0 * 175 St. Cloud, Minn. St. Cloud Cathedral HS
HIGH SCHOOL: Took home three letters in baseball…named to the All-Area Team and played in the Minnesota Lion’s All-Star Game…won Team MVP honors and was named team captain…pulled down two letters in basketball…was an Honorable Mention All-Conference honoree…recorded two more letters in football, receiving an Honorable Mention All-Conference award… PERSONAL: The son of Steve and Cathy Hansen…a 2008 grad of ROCORI High School…says his dad has had the most influence on his career…lists playing in the state baseball tournament in two consecutive years as his best moment in sports…majoring in business.
HIGH SCHOOL: Won three letters on the diamond for Bob Karn’s Crusaders…A two-time 2A All-State Team selection…also a two-time St. Cloud All-Area and All-Conference selection…Played in the 2008 Lion’s All-Star Game…part of 2007 Cathedral state championship squad in which he was named to the All-Tournament Team...was a two-time letter winner in football and basketball, being named captain his senior season of basketball… PERSONAL: The son of Glenn and Lynn Imholte…a 2008 graduate of St. Cloud Cathedral…cites his father as having the most influence on him… J.A. Adande is his favorite sports personality…hitting a walk-off base hit to win the state championship in 2007 is his best sports memory…plays the piano/keyboard, ping pong and minibaseball in his spare time…a mass communication major.
HIGH SCHOOL: A three-time letter winner for Cathedral…was a two-time AllConference and All-Area selection…two-year captain…played in Lion’s All Star Game…starred on the hockey team as well, earning three letters…twotime All-Conference and All-Area pick…earned a spot on Minnesota State All-Tournament Team…over three-year career, compiled a .401 average with 101 hits, 61 runs, 64 RBI and six home runs…compiled three more letters in football, collecting an Honorable Mention All-Conference and All-Area award…named Special Team’s Player of the Year and Offensive MVP for the team…on the National Honor Society… PERSONAL: The son of George and Mary Ann Rindelaub…a 2008 graduate of St. Cloud Cathedral High School… says his dad has had the most influence on his career…his best sports experience was taking fourth in the 2008 state hockey tournament and winning the state high school championship in baseball in 2007…enjoys being with friends and coaching outside of baseball…majoring in accounting.
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Zac Sather * FY * RHP-3B L/R * 6-0 * 200 Coon Rapids, Minn. Coon Rapids HS
Lucas Vossen * FY * RHP R/R * 6-5 * 185 Cold Spring, Minn. ROCORI HS
HIGH SCHOOL: Won two letters for coach Jerry Coe…earned All-Conference and All-Section selections…won state championship his senior year…won two letters apiece in basketball and football…accumulated a 4.0 GPA in high school and was a member of the National Honor Society… PERSONAL: The son of Kevin and Luanne Sather…a 2008 graduate of Coon Rapids High…lists his dad as having the greatest influence on his career…majoring in engineering.
HIGH SCHOOL: Won three letters for the Spartan Baseball Team…he is seventh in Minnesota High School history with 24 consecutive scoreless innings…was an All-Conference pick and Most Valuable Pitcher his junior and senior seasons…helped team to state tournament in sophomore and junior seasons…won three letters apiece in football and basketball… was Second Team All-Conference in football and an honorable mention in basketball…won Academic Scholar Award in all three sports and finished in the top 10 of his graduating class… PERSONAL: The son of Alvin and Linda Vossen…a 2008 graduate of ROCORI High…credits his father as the person with the greatest influence on his career…says his greatest sports thrill was twirling a no-hitter in the section final his senior season… enjoys hunting, fishing and being with friends away from baseball…is a mechanical engineering major.
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2008 R ecap St. Cloud State University Baseball Overall Statistics for St. Cloud State (as of Jan 27, 2009) (All games Sorted by Batting avg)
Player
Home: 3-6
Away: 6-4
HR RBI
Neutral: 18-13-1
NCC: 13-12
AVG
GP-GS
AB
R
H
2B
3B
TB
SLG%
BB HBP
SO GDP
OB%
SF
SH
SB-ATT
26 Resser,Kyle...... 28 Hammes,Nate...... 12 Sturm,Ryan....... 11 Radbil,Sam....... 16 Johnson,Nate..... 22 Thompson,Bruce... 2 Forrester,Cody... 25 Johnson,Mic...... -------------33 Day,James........ 4 Peyer,Brandon.... 7 Koch,Kent........ 19 Benke,Joey....... 21 Klitzke,Luke..... 34 Green,Lauren..... 5 Kroc,Joe......... 10 Tschida,Ryan..... 17 Gaughan,Dan...... 15 Bartko,Derek..... 9 Radmacher,Tim.... 27 Deminsky,David... 29 Sand,Scott....... 35 Althoff,Jeff..... 36 Staley,Mitchell.. 3 Swanson,Matt..... 23 Koenig,Chris..... 13 Parson,Graham.... 8 Pittman,Dylan.... 31 Scott,Tim........ 20 DeLaHunt,Pat.....
.416 .347 .321 .311 .299 .298 .284 .273
49-49 51-45 51-46 46-43 47-41 48-45 48-45 45-41
178 150 159 106 137 114 141 132
36 27 29 26 35 14 36 29
74 52 51 33 41 34 40 36
17 10 8 6 5 10 13 6
1 4 2 1 1 0 1 2
10 2 4 3 2 0 1 6
42 25 31 30 19 24 18 26
123 76 75 50 54 44 58 64
.691 .507 .472 .472 .394 .386 .411 .485
10 6 20 31 16 15 16 19
3 3 1 6 4 6 9 0
24 16 41 34 32 18 22 38
0 2 1 1 0 1 0 4
.448 .381 .396 .479 .386 .396 .387 .362
3 1 2 3 1 4 2 1
0 5 0 3 2 0 5 2
7-8 3-3 3-5 7-10 18-22 2-2 7-10 5-5
.333 .278 .250 .250 .237 .236 .217 .182 .178 .130 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000
8-1 33-15 26-2 6-2 35-14 34-23 34-21 22-7 40-13 17-6 15-0 11-9 7-2 6-0 18-0 17-1 14-13 5-3 9-1 15-13 13-9
6 54 16 8 59 72 60 22 45 23 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 16 7 0 8 14 12 4 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 15 4 2 14 17 13 4 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 2 1 0 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 12 3 0 8 17 4 4 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 24 5 2 21 33 14 4 8 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
.833 .444 .313 .250 .356 .458 .233 .182 .178 .261 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000
2 5 2 0 11 8 10 3 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 1 0 1 3 6 2 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 10 6 2 17 31 8 6 6 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
.500 .350 .316 .333 .384 .360 .347 .269 .315 .192 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0 0 6 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0-0 4-5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 2-2 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Totals.............. Opponents...........
.299 .297
51-51 51-51
1483 303 443 1489 276 442
86 90
16 12
35 273 35 243
666 661
49 318 41 282
13 20
.388 .369
20 14
28 30
63-77 37-51
.449 181 .444 137
PO
A
E
FLD%
68 137 249 22 353 17 17 54 81 1 48 6 49 70 59 5
21 6 5 11 2 5 8 3
.907 .978 .987 .866 .976 .915 .937 .955
1 1 9 9 0 0 68 2 3 10 4 8 0 0 5 2 18 3 1 18 7
0 0 1 0 0 1 10 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0
1.000 1.000 .929 1.000 1.000 .833 .908 .947 .941 .974 1.000 .909 .000 1.000 .833 1.000 .913 1.000 1.000 .955 1.000
1104 481 1106 438
82 78
.951 .952
12 25 4 0 14 5 31 16 29 28 1 2 0 1 0 2 3 0 1 3 3
LOB - Team (352), Opp (331). DPs turned - Team (45), Opp (31). IBB - Team (2), N. Hammes 1, J. Kroc 1, Opp (8). Picked off C. Forrester 3, N. Johnson 2, B. Peyer 1, K. Resser 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player
ERA
W-L
APP
GS
IP
H
R
ER
BB
SO
2B
3B
HR
27 Deminsky,David... 4.07 31 Scott,Tim........ 4.59 23 Koenig,Chris..... 5.15 -------------9 Radmacher,Tim.... 2.79 8 Pittman,Dylan.... 3.00 35 Althoff,Jeff..... 3.60 3 Swanson,Matt..... 4.74 36 Staley,Mitchell.. 4.87 20 DeLaHunt,Pat..... 7.07 13 Parson,Graham.... 9.31 29 Sand,Scott....... 13.50 19 Benke,Joey....... 13.50
4-3 5-7 5-5
11 14 14
9 13 13
3 4 3
0/0 1/0 0/0
0 1 1
59.2 66.2 71.2
69 78 83
30 62 50
27 34 41
9 34 17
55 56 41
18 13 15
0 2 4
4 3 10
242 275 283
.285 .284 .293
3 10 2
3 7 5
1 0 1
0 3 2
3 4 7
4-1 0-0 0-0 3-2 1-1 4-2 1-1 0-1 0-0
14 9 4 17 18 13 5 7 2
0 1 0 1 0 9 3 2 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0
4 2 0 1 4 0 0 0 0
19.1 12.0 5.0 38.0 20.1 49.2 9.2 13.1 2.2
15 10 5 38 28 69 17 28 2
9 6 2 22 16 43 10 22 4
6 4 2 20 11 39 10 20 4
8 2 4 19 10 22 7 4 1
21 8 5 34 19 31 4 6 2
4 4 1 11 4 12 3 4 1
0 1 0 1 1 1 0 2 0
2 2 0 3 3 8 0 0 0
70 46 20 142 90 209 39 64 9
.214 .217 .250 .268 .311 .330 .436 .438 .222
4 0 3 4 2 3 2 1 0
2 2 2 2 1 8 3 2 4
0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
1 0 2 2 1 1 0 2 0
6 0 0 2 1 4 1 1 1
27-23 23-27
51 51
51 51
10 14
1/0 2/0
13 368.0 442 276 218 137 282 5 368.2 443 303 236 181 318
90 86
12 16
35 1489 35 1483
.297 .299
34 37
41 49
4 4
14 20
30 28
Totals.............. Opponents...........
5.33 5.76
CG SHO/CBO SV
AB B/Avg
WP HBP
BK
SFA SHA
PB - Team (10), N. Hammes 6, L. Green 3, D. Bartko 1, Opp (14). Pickoffs - Team (1), D. Bartko 1, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - N. Hammes (28-39), D. Deminsky (10-14), P. DeLaHunt (11-11), T. Scott (6-8), C. Koenig (5-7), D. Bartko (5-7), M. Swanson (2-5), J. Day (2-3), G. Parson (1-2), M. Staley (1-2), L. Green (2-2), T. Radmacher (0-1), S. Sand (1-1).
2008 Game Results Feb. 3 Rockhurst 6, SCSU 5 Feb. 3 Rockhurst 9, SCSU 0 Feb. 23 SCSU 7, Peru State 4 Feb. 23 SCSU 3, Peru State 0 Mar. 2 SCSU 26, Mary 9@ Mar. 2 SCSU 16, Mary 15@ Mar. 3 SCSU 9, MSU-Billings 4@ Mar. 3 MSU-Billings 8, SCSU 4@ Mar. 5 SCSU 5, Mary 2@ Mar. 5 SCSU 7, Mary 4@ Mar. 7 SCSU 10, Malone 3@ Mar. 7 Malone 4, SCSU 3@ Mar. 8 Dubuque 6, SCSU 4 Mar. 8 SCSU 5, Dubuque 1 Mar. 9 SCSU 5, Bemidji State 2 Mar. 15 Morningside 3, SCSU 1 Mar. 15 SCSU 5, Briar Cliff 4 Mar. 16 SCSU 10, Morningside 4 Mar. 16 SCSU 10, Briar Cliff 2
Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. 27 Mar. 27 Mar. 29 Mar. 29 Apr. 7 Apr. 7 Apr. 8 Apr. 8 Apr. 13 Apr. 13 Apr. 15 Apr. 15 Apr. 18 Apr. 18 Apr. 20 Apr. 20 Apr. 23
NDSU 9, SCSU 0 Apr. 28 UNO 11, SCSU 1* NDSU 3. SCSU 2 Apr. 28 UNO 8, SCSU 1* SCSU 5, Bemidji State 3 Apr. 29 UNO 6, SCSU 5* SCSU 6, Bemidji State 6 Apr. 29 UNO 8, SCSU 1* UW-Whitewater 4, SCSU 2 May 2 SCSU 10, UND 4* UW-Whitewater 11, SCSU 3 May 2 SCSU 7, UND 5* SCSU 8, Minnesota Duluth 7* May 3 SCSU 12, UND 5* Minnesota Duluth 5, SCSU 3* May 3 UND 7, SCSU 4* SCSU 11, Minnesota Duluth 7* May 8 SCSU 8, UND 4! SCSU 11, Minnesota Duluth 4* May 8 MN. State 6, SCSU 2! SCSU 8, Augustana 6* May 9 SCSU 7, UMD 6! SCSU 4, Augustana 2* May 9 SCSU 12, UND 4! Augustana 11, SCSU 7* May 10 MN. State 2, SCSU 1! SCSU 4, Augustana 3* Minnesota State 3, SCSU 2* @ RussMatt Invite - Phoenix Minnesota State 2, SCSU 1* * NCC Game Minnesota State 10, SCSU 6* ! NCC Tournament Game SCSU 5, Minnesota State 4* Bethany Lutheran 10, SCSU 9
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Record: 27-23-1
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2008 C onference R esults / 2009 O pponents North Central Conference Baseball Final Standings
Northern Sun Conference Baseball Final Standings
NCC Games All Games TEAM W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Nebraksa-Omaha! 22 1 0 .957 45 13 0 .776 Minnesota State! 15 9 0 .625 28 25 0 .528 St. Cloud State 13 12 0 .520 27 23 1 .539 Augustana 8 15 0 .348 13 30 0 .302 Minnesota Duluth 6 16 0 .273 20 23 0 .465 North Dakota 6 17 0 .261 14 23 0 .378
NSIC Games All Games TEAM W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Wayne State*! 24 6 0 .800 40 13 0 .755 Upper Iowa* 24 8 0 .750 30 25 0 .545 Concordia*! 16 10 0 .615 27 16 0 .628 Southwest Minn* 14 12 0 .538 24 20 0 .545 Winona State* 15 15 0 .500 21 21 0 .500 Bemidji State* 13 13 0 .500 16 25 1 .393 U-Mary 14 16 0 .467 17 31 0 .354 Northern State 11 21 0 .344 15 28 0 .349 Minn., Crookston 1 31 0 .031 3 36 0 .077
! North Central Region Qualifier
2008 All-North Central Conference Team
St. Cloud State University Baseball 2009
Name Jabby Bakhit Geno Glynn Chris Gulsvig* Evan Porter* Kyle Resser Brian Strawn Bryan Frew^ Luke Johnson Jake Pole Chris Weimer* Nate Baumann Mat Eikmeier Ryan Kessinger Brandon Dahl Tim Huber Chris Kessinger Dustin Koca Chris Odegaard
School North Dakota Minnesota State North Dakota Nebraska-Omaha St. Cloud State Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Omaha Minnesota Duluth Augustana Nebraska-Omaha Augustana Nebraska-Omaha Augustana Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Omaha Minnesota State
Pos Yr. IF So. IF Jr. IF Sr. IF Jr. IF Sr. IF Jr. OF Jr. OF Sr. OF Sr. OF Sr. C Fr. DH Jr. DH Sr. RP So. P Jr. P Jr. P Sr. P So.
Coach of the Year: Bob Herold, Nebraska-Omaha Most Valuable Pitcher: Chris Kessinger, Nebraska-Omaha Most Valuable Player: Bryan Frew, Nebraska-Omaha By Schools: Augie 3, UMD 1, MSU 2, UNO 9, UND 2, SCSU 1 By Class: Senior (8), Junior (6), Sophomore (3), Freshman (1) Honorable Mention: Augustana: Ian Strum, Mason Vig; Minnesota Duluth: David Olson, Tony Doherty, Cole Hytjan, Kyle Zweber; Minnesota State: Jay Bresnahan, Kosuke Hattori, Nathan Kafka, Zach Danelson, Danny Miller; Nebraska-Omaha: Josh Shirk, Brian Goliber, Dustin Koca (OF); North Dakota: Sean Cooley, Mike Lueck; St. Cloud State: Ryan Strum, Tim Radmacher, Dave Deminsky *Second Year on Team / ^Third Year on Team
2008 North Central Conference Tournament Day One (May 8) Augie 10, UMD 3 SCSU 8, UND 4 UNO 2, Augie 1 MSU 6, SCSU 2
Day Two (May 9) SCSU 7, UMD 6 UND 4, Augie 3 UNO 11, MSU 10 SCSU 12, UND 4
Day Three (May 10) MSU 2, SCSU 1 Day Four (May 11) UNO 17, MSU 0
-Nebraska-Omaha Wins 2008 North Central Conference Tournament
2008 Division II Central Regional Results Thursday, May 15 Central Missouri 7, Wayne State 4 Nebraska-Omaha 2, Minnesota State 1 Emporia State 2, Concordia-St. Paul 1 Friday, May 16 Minnesota State 6, Concordia-St. Paul 0 (CSP Elim.) Emporia State 13, Wayne State 8 (WSC Elim.) Central Missouri 13, Nebraska-Omaha 8 Saturday, May 17 Central Missouri 5, Emopria State 2 Nebraska-Omaha 6, Minnesota State 5 (MSU Elim.) Nebraska-Omaha 17, Emporia State 14 (ESU Elim.) Sunday, May 18 CMSU 11, UNO 6 (Cenral Missouri Wins Region)
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2008 NSIC Tournament Results
Game 1 #6 BSU 6, #2 UIU 2 Game 2 #1 WSC 6, #6 WSU 3 Game 3 #3 CSP 2, #4 SMSU 1 Game 4 UIU 9, WSU 6
Game 5 WSC 9, SMSU 1 Game 6 CSP 8, BSU 2 Game 7 CSP 10, WSC 6 Concordia-St. Paul Wins 2008 NSIC Tournament
2009 Opponents
AUGUSTANA
BEMIDJI STATE
April 18 - 1:00 / Sioux Falls April 19 - 1:00 / Sioux Falls
Feb. 25-5:00 p.m./Metrodome Feb. 26-6:30 a.m./Metrodome
Location................Sioux Falls, S.D. Founded................................. 1860 Enrollment............................. 1,750 President...............Robert C. Oliver Colors................... Navy and Yellow Nickname............................Vikings Home Field................ Ronken Field Affiliation............... NCAA Division II Athletics Director............. Bill Gross Head Coach...................Tim Huber Phone....................... 605-274-5541 Record at Augie............... First Year Career Record.................... 98-71-1 SID............................ Kevin Ludwig Phone....................... 605-274-4335 E-Mail.... Kevin.Ludwig@augie.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 13-30 2008 NCC Record........... 8-15 / 4th Series.............. SCSU Leads 21-16
Location....................Bemidji, Minn. Founded................................. 1919 Enrollment............................. 5,020 President........ Dr. John Quistgaard Colors.................. Green and White Nickname.......................... Beavers Home Field...... BSU Baseball Field Affiliation............... NCAA Division II Athletics Director...... Dr. Rick Goeb Head Coach..................Tim Bellew Phone....................... 218-755-4108 Record at BSU................. 35-101-1 Career Record................ 262-358-1 SID......................... Troy Berneking Phone....................... 218-755-2763 E-Mail... tberneking@bemidjistate.edu 2008 Overall Record.......... 16-25-1 2008 NSIC Record........ 13-13 / 6th Series......... SCSU Leads 109-32-1
2008 Results SCSU 4, Augie 3 Augie 11, SCSU 7 SCSU 4, Augie 2 SCSU 8, Augie 6
2008 Results SCSU 6, BSU 6 SCSU 5, BSU 3 SCSU 5, BSU 2
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COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY
CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL
MALONE
MARY
March 15 -10:00 / Scottsdale
April 10 - 2:00 / St. Paul April 11 - 1:00 / St. Paul
March 11 - 11:00 / Phoenix
March 28 - 1:00 / Bismarck March 29 - 1:00 / Bismarck
Location........................ Ewing, N.J. Founded................................. 1855 Enrollment............................. 5,600 President......R. Barbara Gitenstein Colors......TCNJ Blue & TCNJ Gold Nickname...............................Lions Home Field.............Ackerman Park Affiliation.............. NCAA Division III Athletics Director..... John Castaldo Head Coach.................. Dean Glus Phone....................... 609-771-2374 Record at CSP............ First Season Career Record....................... Same SID.................................Anne King Phone....................... 609-771-2517 E-Mail.................... aking@tcnj.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 30-12 2008 NJAC Record......... 12-6 / 3rd Series.........................First Meeting
Location................... St. Paul, Minn. Founded................................. 1893 Enrollment............................. 2,236 President...............Dr. Robert Holst Colors.. Navy Blue and Vegas Gold Nickname................. Golden Bears Home Field................. Barnes Field Affiliation............... NCAA Division II Athletics Director..... Tom Rubbelke Head Coach.........Lunch McKenzie Phone....................... 651-603-6208 Record at CSP................ 191-136-1 Career Record....................... Same SID................................. Josh Deer Phone....................... 651-641-8893 E-Mail..................... jdeer@csp.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 27-16 2008 NSIC Record........ 16-10 / 3rd Series............. SCSU Leads 14-9-1
Location..................... Canton, Ohio Founded................................. 1957 Enrollment............................. 2,385 President............ Dr. Gary W. Streit Colors......................Red and White Nickname......................... Pioneers Field...... Thurmon Munson Stadium Affiliation................................. NAIA Athletics Director.... Charlie Grimes Head Coach.................. Tom Crank Phone....................... 330-471-8286 Record at CSP................... 150-107 Career Record....................... Same SID............................ Mark Bankert Phone....................... 330-471-8293 E-Mail........mbankert@malone.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 42-16 2008 AMC Record........... 21-5 / 1st Series........................................ 1-1
Location.................. Bismarck, N.D. Founded................................. 1959 Enrollment............................. 2,800 President.....Sister Thomas Welder Colors...........Blue, Orange & White Nickname..................... Mararuders Home Field........ Municipal Ballpark Affiliation............... NCAA Division II Athletics Director.....Roger Thomas Head Coach.................Brad Walsh Phone.....................(701) 355-8232 Record at Mary...................... 50-82 Career Record....................... Same SID............................. Brian Larson Phone....................... 701-355-8354 E-Mail........... bslarson@umary.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 17-31 2008 NSIC Record........ 14-16 / 7th Series.................. SCSU Leads 4-0
2008 Results None
2008 Results None
2008 Results Malone 4, SCSU 3 SCSU 10, Malone 3
2008 Results SCSU 7, Mary 4 SCSU 5, Mary 2 SCSU 16, Mary 15 SCSU 26, Mary 9
MIDLAND LUTHERAN
MINNESOTA, CROOKSTON
MINNESOTA DULUTH
MINNESOTA STATE
Feb. 1 - 11:00 am / Metrodome
March 21 - 1:00 / Faber Field March 22 - 1:00 / Faber Field
April 4 - 1:00 / Faber Field April 5 - 1:00 / Faber Field
May 2 - 5:00 p.m./ Faber Field May 3 - 1:00 / Faber Field
Location................... Fremont, Neb. Founded................................. 1883 Enrollment............................. 1,200 President......... Dr. Stephen E. Fritz Colors..... Orange, Black and White Nickname..........................Warriors Home Field...................Moller Field Affiliation................................. NAIA A.D...........................Keith Kramme Head Coach..................... Jim Field Phone....................... 402-941-6371 Record at Midland............. 304-304 Career Record....................... Same SID...................................Rich Ray Phone ...................... 402-941-6074 E-Mail ......................rayr@mlc.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 23-21 2008 GPAC Record....... 14-10 / 5th Series.........................First Meeting
Location............... Crookston, Minn. Founded... 1966 (2 yr.), 1993 (4 yr.) Enrollment............................. 1,200 Chancellor.....Dr. Charles H. Casey Colors..................Maroon and Gold Nickname................Golden Eagles Home Field......UMC Baseball Field Affiliation............... NCAA Division II A.D................. Stephanie Helgeson Head Coach....................Chris Vito Phone....................... 218-281-8445 Record at UMC........................ 3-36 Career Record..................... 15-136 SID............................Mitch Bakken Phone....................... 218-281-8414 E-Mail............ bakke044@umn.edu 2008 Overall Record............... 3-36 2008 NSIC Record.......... 1-31 / 9th Series.................. SCSU Leads 4-0
Location..................... Duluth, Minn. Founded................................. 1895 Enrollment............................11,100 Chancellor......... Dr. Kathryn Martin Colors..................Maroon and Gold Nickname..........................Bulldogs Home Field................. Bulldog Park Affiliation............... NCAA Division II A.D.............................. Bob Nielson Head Coach..................Bob Rients Phone....................... 218-726-7967 Record at UMD...................... 53-90 Career Record....................... Same SID............................ Bob Nygaard Phone....................... 218-726-8191 E-Mail..........bnygaard@d.umn.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 20-23 2008 NCC Record........... 6-16 / 5th Series.............. SCSU Leads 21-12
Location..................Mankato, Minn. Founded................................. 1868 Enrollment........................... 14,036 Chancellor...Dr. Richard Davenport Colors................... Purple and Gold Nickname....................... Mavericks Home Field..MSU Baseball Complex Affiliation............... NCAA Division II A.D......................... Kevin Buisman Head Coach............... Matt Magers Phone............................................. Record at MSU.......................None Career Record:........... First Season SID................................. Paul Allan Phone....................... 507-389-2625 E-Mail.......... paul.allan@mnsu.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 28-25 2008 NCC Record................... 15-9 Series...............MSU Leads 111-70
2008 Results None
2008 Results None
2008 Results SCSU 11, UMD 4 SCSU 11, UMD 7 UMD 5, SCSU 3 SCSU 8, UMD 7
2008 Results SCSU 5, MSU 4 MSU 10, SCSU 6 MSU 2, SCSU 1 MSU 3, SCSU 2
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MISSOURI SOUTHERN
NORTHERN STATE
R.I.T.
ROCKFORD
Feb. 14 - 1:00 / Joplin, Mo. Feb. 15 - 1:00 / Joplin, Mo.
March 9 - 2:00 / Mesa, Ariz. April 25, 26 - 1:00 / Faber Field
March 7 - 5:00 / Chandler
March 8 - 12:30 / Mesa
Location......................... Joplin, Mo. Founded................................. 1937 Enrollment............................. 5,740 President.............. Dr. Bruce Speck Colors..........................Green, Gold Nickname...............................Lions Home Field..... Joe Becker Stadium Affiliation............... NCAA Division II Athletics Director......... Sallie Beard Head Coach..............Bryce Darnell Phone....................... 417-625-9312 Record at MSU...................... 19-33 Career Record....................... Same SID...........................Justin Maskus Phone....................... 417-625-9359 E-Mail........... maskus-j@mssu.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 19-33 2008 MIAA Record........ 16-20 / 7th Series.........................First Meeting
Location..................Aberdeen, S.D. Founded................................. 1901 Enrollment............................. 3,000 President Dr. Laurie Stenberg Nichols Colors..................Maroon and Gold Nickname............................Wolves Home Field................Fossum Field Affiliation............... NCAA Division II Athletics Director............Bob Olson Head Coach.............. Mark Gulseth Phone....................... 605-626-2517 Record at NSU...................... 15-28 Career Record....................... Same SID...........................Jacque Scoby Phone....................... 605-626-7748 E-Mail............................................. . ...... jacque.scoby@northern.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 15-28 2008 NSIC Record........ 11-21 / 8th Series................ SCSU Leads 12-4
Location..................Rochester, N.Y. Founded................................. 1885 Enrollment........................... 15,989 President.................... Dr. Bill Destler Colors..... Orange, White and Black Nickname............................. Tigers Home Field........ RIT Baseball Field Affiliation.............. NCAA Division III Athletics Director.......Lou Spiotti Jr. Head Coach................... Rob Grow Phone....................... 585-475-7374 Record at RIT.................... 288-259 Career Record....................... Same SID........................Stephen Jaynes Phone....................... 585-475-6154 E-Mail...................... skjsid@rit.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 22-14 2008 Empire 8 Record... 11-5 / 2nd Series.........................First Meeting
Location...................... Rockford, Ill. Founded................................. 1901 Enrollment............................. 1,100 President............... Dr. Richard Head Colors..................Purple and White Nickname.......................... Regents Home Field..Road Ranger Stadium Affiliation.............. NCAA Division III Athletics Director.. Randy Schrader Head Coach.............Bob Koopman Phone....................... 815-394-5062 Record at NSU...................... 56-29 Career Record................. Unknown SID............................ David Howell Phone....................... 815-394-5059 E-Mail........ dhowell@rockford.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 27-17 2008 NAC Record........... 17-5 / 1st Series.........................First Meeting
2008 Results None
2008 Results None
2008 Results None
2008 Results None Last Result Northern State 10, SCSU 8 (1998)
SUNY-NEW PALTZ
WAYNE STATE
WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE
WHEATON
March 14 11:00 / Phoenix
April 22 - 2:00 / Faber Field April 29 - 2:00 / Wayne, Neb.
Feb. 7 - 5:00 p.m./Metrodome Feb. 8 - 9:00 a.m./Metrodome
March 12 - 12:00 / Phoenix
Location..................New Paltz, N.Y. Founded................................. 1828 Enrollment............................. 6.224 President Dr. Steven G. Poskanzer Colors....... Orange, Blue and White Nickname.............................Hawks Home Field... Loren Campbell Field Affiliation.............. NCAA Division III Athletics Director...Stuart Robinson Head Coach............... Matt Griffiths Phone....................... 845-257-3915 Record at NSU...................... 37-41 Career Record....................... Same SID............................. Janelle Feuz Phone....................... 845-257-3927 E-Mail.............feuzj@newpaltz.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 21-19 2008 SUNYAC Record... 5-9 / T-6th Series.........................First Meeting
Location......................Wayne, Neb. Founded................................. 1891 Enrollment............................. 3,400 President.........Dr. Richard Collings Colors..................... Black and Gold Nickname..........................Wildcats Home Field.....Pete Chapman Field Affiliation............... NCAA Division II Athletics Director........... Eric Schoh Head Coach........ John Manganaro Phone ...................... 402-375-7499 Record at WSC.............. 461-294-1 Career Record................................ SID............................... Mike Grosz Phone....................... 402-375-7326 E-Mail..............migrosz1@wsc.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 40-13 2008 NSIC Record.......... 24-6 / 1st Series.................. SCSU Leads 4-1
Location................... Kenosha, Wis. Founded................................. 1968 Enrollment............................. 5,000 Chancellor............... Lane R. Earns Colors....... Green, Black and White Nickname..........................Rangers Home Field.......... Oberbruner Field Affiliation............... NCAA Division II Athletics Director........Matt Mountin Head Coach...............Jarvis Brown Phone ....................(262) 595-2317 Record at UWP...................... 26-65 Career Record....................... Same SID....................... Steve Kratochvil Phone.....................(262) 595-2045 E-Mail.............. kratochv@uwp.edu 2008 Overall Record............... 7-36 2008 GLVC Record......... 4-26 / 1st Series.........................First Meeting
Location.................... Norton, Mass. Founded................................. 1834 Enrollment............................. 1,550 President.... Dr. Ronald A. Crutcher Colors......Wheaton Blue and White Nickname..............................Lyons Home Field.............. Sidell Stadium Affiliation.............. NCAA Division III A.D.................... George Rodriguez Head Coach.............Eric Podbelski Phone ...................... 508-286-3394 Record at Wheaton........ 338-133-4 Career Record....................... Same SID................................ Scott Dietz Phone.....................(508) 286-3768 E-Mail.. sdietz@wheatoncollege.edu 2008 Overall Record............. 34-10 2008 NEWMAC Record............ 9-3 Series........................................ 1-1
2008 Results None
2008 Results None Last Result Wayne State 14, SCSU 0 (1999)
2008 Results None
2008 Results None Last Result: Wheaton 10, SCSU 8 (2001)
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SCSU Individual Hitting Records Coaching Records
COACH RECORD
1924-25 Zeleny 1929 George Selke 1930 Pohl 1931-32 Neil Rengel 1933-35 Eugene Rengel 1936 Leland Leosia 1937-38 Debolock 1940-41 George Lynch 1946-49 Al Brainard 1950-67* John Kasper 1956 Paul Meadows 1968-78 Jim Stanek 1979-2006 Denny Lorsung 2007 Jason Fischer 2008 Pat Dolan 83 years
2-8 3-3 6-2-1 11-5 7-13 1-3 8-5 6-9 21-19 211-127-4 13-2 185-113-4 546-563-4 16-29 27-23-21 1036-900-13
* Kasper coached from 1950-1955 and then from 19571967 ** The records above are at SCSU only
Nate Hoelscher, who pitched for SCSU from 1999-2002, ascended to AAA in the Kansas City Royals farm system.
At Bats Season: 192 by Mike McKinney Career: 651 by Mike McKinney Runs Season: 60 by John McFarland 60 by Mike McKinney Career: 181 by Mike McKinney Hits Season: 74 by Kyle Resser Career: 227 by Mike McKinney Singles Season: 46 by Kyle Resser Career: 151 by Mike McKinney Doubles Season: 17 by Kyle Resser Career: 33 by Matt Anthony & Mike McKinney & Tim Boland Triples Season: 7 by John McFarland 7 by Charlie Munsch Career: 15 by John McFarland Home Runs Season: 12 by Mike McKinney 12 by Jim Schlieman Career: 34 by Mike McKinney Runs Batted In Season: 52 by Jim Schlieman Career: 119 by Mike McKinney & Mike Flanigan Bases on Balls Season: 46 by Mike Flanigan Career: 86 by Josh Loesch Strikeouts Season: 40 by Shane Kavanagh Career: 105 by Shane Kavanagh & Mike McKinney Stolen Bases Season: 26 by Charlie Eisenreich Career: 61 by Mike McKinney Total Bases Season: 123 by Kyle Resser Career: 380 by Mike McKinney Extra Base Hits Season: 29 by Jim Schlieman Career: 76 by Mike McKinney Batting Average Season: .467 by Bob Altuvilla Career: .454 by P.J. Hanson
1999 1996-99 1988 1999 1996-99 2008 1996-99
Mike Holman 1999-2002
2008 1996-99 2008 1988-91 1996-99 1996-99
1987, 1988 1970 1985-88
Charlie Eisenreich 1984-86
1997 1999 1996-99 1999 1996-99 1996-99
Jamie Klinnert Josh Loesch
1998 1993-96 1997 1997-2000 1996-99 1985 1996-99 2008 1996-99
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Mike Flanigan 1996-99
1999 1996-99 1948-49 1988-89
Mike McKinney 1996-99
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SCSU Pitching Records Appearances Season: 17 by Jason Fischer, and Matt Swanson Career: 51 by Adam McGrane Games Started Season: 13 Tim Scott 13 Chris Koenig Career: 30 by Matt Oelschlager Complete Games Season: 9 by Josh Vorpahl 9 by Pete Pratt 19 by Wayne Parks Career: Victories Season: 8 by Josh Vorpahl 8 by Mike Morehead 8 by Brock Kiecker 8 by Jim Tomczik
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Career: 23 by Wayne Parks Losses Season: 7 Matt Lisbeth 7 Mike Hoelscher 7 Tim Scott Career: 18 by Adam McGrane Saves Season: 6 by Mike Hammer Career: 8 by Mike Hammer Innings Pitched 67 by Pete Pratt Season: Career: 218 by Wayne Parks Hits Allowed Season: 85 by Mike Hoelscher Career: 236 by Adam McGrane Earned Runs Allowed Season: 53 by Tim Gillson & Tim Klinnert Career: 121 by Pete Pratt Bases on Balls Season: 46 by Dan Meyer Career: 116 by Ryan Carlson Strikeouts 81 by Larry Vergin Season: Career: 187 by Dan Jensen Lowest ERA Season: 0.61 by Jack Peterson Career: 1.63 by Jack Peterson Won-Loss Percentage Season: 8-1 (.889) by Josh Vorpahl 5-0 (1.000) by Pete Pratt 5-0 (1.000) by Kyle Messner Career: 13-2 (.867) by Jim Tomczik Shutouts Season: 3 by Pete Pratt 3 by Mike Bialka 3 by Doug Grewing 3 by Jack Peterson Career: 5 by Wayne Parks 5 by Doug Grewing 5 by Jack Peterson
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SCSU Team Records
1999 2008 2004-07
2008 2008 1995-98 1998 1988 1965-69 1998 1988 1972 1971
Todd Steil 1993-1996
1965-69 1999 2003, 2005 2008 2003-07 1989 1988-89 1988 1965-69
Pete Pratt 1986-88
Most Games 51 Most Victories 29 Most Losses 35 Most Shutouts 8 Most at Bats 1483 Most Runs Scored 351 Most Hits 480 Most Doubles 86 Most Triples 24 Most Home Runs 52 Most RBIs 308 Best Slugging Perc. .536 Total Bases 746 Sacrifices 39 Times Hit By Pitch 49 Strikeouts By 318 Walks Received 205 Stolen Bases 77 Errors 100 Double Plays 45 Best Fielding Perc. .966 Best ERA 1.27 Cons. Victories 15 Cons. Losses 18
2008 1988 2004 1967,1968 1999 1999 1998 1999, 2008 1987 1998 1999 1988 1998 1986 2008 2008 1986 1985 1998 2008 1985 1968 1983 1980,1981
2005 2004-07 2003 1985-88 1981 2004-07 1963 1968-71 1968 1966-68
T.J. Klinnert 1996-1998
1998 1986 1988 1969-71 1988 1976 1968 1967 1965-69 1966-69 1966-68
(ABOVE) Adam McGrane is SCSU’s alltime leader in appearances with 51 from 2004-07. The Plymouth, Minnesota native posted a 10 wins with 114 strikeouts. Over his four years with the Huskies he started 27 games and saved four contests in 178.2 innings pitched
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H usky S cholarships Gregory J. Berling Memorial Scholarship
Joe and Marie Glatzmaier Family Baseball Scholarship
Jerry and Kit Henkemeyer Baseball Athletic Opportunity Grant
The Gregory J. Berling Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually to studentathletes in the St. Cloud State University baseball program. The basic purpose is to motivate recipients in academic achievement while nurturing their athletic talents and capabilities. Gregory J. Berling graduated from St. Cloud Technical High School in 1976. He was a member of the National Honor Society and lettered in baseball and hockey. From 1977 to 1980 he attended St. Cloud State and was a pitcher and outfielder for the Huskies and was elected co-captain of the team in 1979. He was named to the allconference team in 1978. Greg was married to Christine Vierzba in 1981. He received a B.A. in biology from Logan Chiropractic College in 1985 and his Doctor of Chiropractic in 1986. He established the Hammer Lane Chiropractic Office in Stockton, California, in 1987. A son, Stephen Lee, was born in 1988. Greg Berling was killed in a helicopter accident April 20, 1989. This endowment was established by Greg's parents, John and Patricia Berling. Former players, coaches, and friends of SCSU baseball have contributed to this fund.
The Joe and Marie Glatzmaier Family Baseball Scholarship will be awarded to a member in good standing of an SCSU intercollegiate baseball team, who is a graduate of a Stearns County high school. The award was established by the family of Joe and Marie Glatzmaier of Albany. The Glatzmaier’s have ten children, seven of whom attended SCSU for at least one year. The Glatzmaier name was synonymous with baseball in Stearns County from the 30’s to the 70’s. Three of the sons played for St. Cloud State team’s in the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. The Glatzmaier family feels good about the education and athletic opportunities they received at St. Cloud State and feel that the scholarship fund is one way to give back to a university that has meant a great deal to them. This scholarship honors their parents who didn’t have the opportunity to attend the university.
The Jerry and Kit Henkemeyer Baseball Athletic Opportunity Grant was established to encourage high school seniors who are student-athletes in baseball both to attend St. Cloud State University and to participate in the varsity baseball program. Jerry and Kit have been supporters of St. Cloud University in many ways. When Jerry was an undergraduate, he participated in the varsity baseball program. Jerry graduated in 1970, with a B.S. degree in physical education. He also took graduate courses in the Special Education Masters Program. Following graduation, Jerry was employed by the St. Cloud School District as a special education teacher. Jerry purchased Park Refuse Service in 1978, and operated it together with the St. Cloud Transfer Station until its sale in 1989. Kit graduated from SCSU in 1969, with a B.A. in sociology. She worked for Franklin Manufacturing for several years after graduation. Jerry and Kit are active supporters of the SCSU Athletic Program and attend many athletic events.
The Hoelscher Family Pitching Scholarship will be awarded annually to oelscher amily a pitcher in good standing on the SCSU intercollegiate baseball team. itching This scholarship was established cholarship by Gerard and Leslie Hoelscher of Alexandria, husband and wife alumni of St. Cloud State University. Gerard and Leslie both earned Bachelor of Science degrees from SCSU in the late 1970s. While attending SCSU, Gerard was an infielder on the baseball team. Their three sons Mike, Matt and Nathan also attended SCSU and pitched for the Huskies. The Hoelscher family continues to have strong connections to the University. They established this scholarship to give back to the university that has been so good to them.
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2B 3B HR RBI SB AVG HBP SO
1953-STL 153 567 75 156 25 4 15 66 1954-STL 152 619 99 175 39 5 19 79 1955-STL 147 512 64 138 28 2 23 73 1956*-STL 112 376 44 104 18 3 11 55 1957-PHI 134 516 65 134 23 4 20 68 1958-PHI 85 238 33 58 9 4 13 40 1959-LAD 53 94 11 24 4 0 2 14 1960-LAD 4 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 1960-BOS 73 136 14 33 6 1 3 20 1961-BOS 15 25 2 7 1 0 0 1 Totals (9) 928 3088 407 830 153 23 106 416 *Named to the National League All-Star Team
3 8 5 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 25
.275 9 71 .283 4 75 .270 4 66 .277 7 46 .260 5 74 .244 4 47 .255 0 23 .200 0 1 .243 0 25 .280 0 5 .269 33 433
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1982-MIN 34 99 10 30 6 0 2 9 0 .303 11 13 1983-MIN 2 7 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 .286 1 1 1984-MIN 12 32 1 7 1 0 0 3 2 .219 2 4 1987-KC 44 105 10 25 8 2 4 21 1 .238 7 13 1988-KC 82 202 26 44 8 1 1 19 9 .218 6 31 1989-KC 134 475 64 139 33 7 9 59 27 .293 37 44 1990-KC 142 496 61 139 29 7 5 51 12 .280 42 51 1991-KC 135 375 47 113 22 3 3 47 5 .301 20 35 1992-KC 113 353 31 95 13 3 2 28 11 .269 24 36 1993-PHI 153 362 51 115 17 4 7 54 5 .318 26 36 1994-PHI 104 290 42 87 15 4 4 43 6 .300 33 31 1995-PHI 129 377 46 119 22 2 10 55 10 .316 38 44 1996-PHI 113 338 45 122 24 3 3 41 11 .361 31 32 1997-FLA 120 293 36 82 19 1 2 34 0 .280 30 28 1998-FLA 30 64 9 16 1 0 1 7 2 .250 4 14 1998-LAD 75 127 12 25 2 2 0 6 4 .197 12 22 Total (15) 1422 3995 492 1160 221 39 52 477 105 .290 324 435 • Eisenreich ranked ninth in the league with 27 stolen bases in 1989 and was seventh in 1989 and 1990 with 10 and 8 triples, respectively. He appeared in two world series, winning the title in 1997 with the Florida Marlins.
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1990-BOS 8-9/0 32 25 0 152.0 145 7 67 54 93 3.97 1991-BOS 2-3/0 18 5 0 40.3 56 6 33 23 21 7.36 Total (2) 10-12/0 50 30 0 192.3 201 13 100 77 114 4.68
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.000 0 0
Five former Huskies have made it to the major leagues. Jim Eisenreich has played for Minnesota, Kansas City, Philadelphia and the Florida Marlins. In 1996, Eisenreich batted .361 for the Phillies - the highest Philadelphia batting average since Smoky Burgess hit .368 in 1954. He also reached the 1,000 major league hit plateau in 1996. He was drafted by the Twins in the 16th round of the 1980 June free agent draft. He voluntarily retired in June of 1984, due to tourette syndrome, after spending parts of three seasons with the Twins. He made his comeback with the Royals in 1987 and spent four full seasons with Kansas City (198992) before signing with Philadelphia as a free agent prior to the 1993 season. He played for the world champion Florida Marlins in 1997. Bob Hegman played for seven seasons in Kansas City organization and reached the majors in 1985. He currently serves as the Royals’ director of minor league operations. Dana Kiecker pitched with the Red Sox during the 1990 and 1991 seasons and posted a career ERA of 4.68 with a 1012 record and 114 strikeouts. Greg Thayer pitched for the Minnesota Twins in the 1978 season, posting a 1-0 record and a 3.80 ERA in 45.0 innings pitched. Thayer played at St. Cloud State from 1969-1971. He had a 6-3 career record and an ERA of 2.86. Former SCSU player Eldon “Rip” Repulski played in the majors from 1953-1961 with the Cardinals, Phillies, Dodgers and Red Sox. He collected 830 hits, 106 homers, 416 RBIs and batted .268 during his career. Hegman, Eisenreich and Kiecker are members of the SCSU Athletic Hall of Fame.
Other Huskies In Professional Baseball Nate Hoelscher: 2002-Present Dave Oehrlein: 1992-1995 Russ Fandel: 1994-1995 Gary (IND) Arkansas (STL) Minneapolis (IND) Wayne Caughey: 1978-1982 Charlie Eisenreich: 1992 Chad Swanson: 1987-1990 Portland (PIT) Appleton (KC) Visalia (MIN) Dave Vetsch: 1983-1987 Rob Schiel: 1989-1990 Kyle Resser: 2008 Orlando (MIN) Cedar Rapids (CIN) St. Paul (IND) Jason Alstead: 1992-1993 Chuck Engel: 1978-1979 Matt Cano: 1996-2001 Rochester (BAL) Greensboro (CIN) Lincoln (IND)
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SCSU OPP 12 Macalester 13 10 St. John's 3 4 Reformatory 3 8 St. John's 12 1 Dunwoody 3 3 Gustavus Adolphus 6 1925: (0-4) 2 Tech H.S. 9 2 Macalester 16 5 Tech H.S. 6 0 St. Thomas 16 1926: (1-1) 3 Gustavus Adolphus 20 16 Reformatory 9 1927: No Record 1928: (0-1) 6 Reformatory 8 1929: (3-3) 2 St. John's 4 7 St. John's 2 19 Concordia 2 2 Luther 5 9 Mayville 4 1 Luther 3 1930: (6-2-1) 10 St. John's 0 1 Reformatory 7 10 St. Paul Luther 4 4 Concordia 2 13 Wahpaton 0 15 Park Regions J.C. 0 5 Moorhead 5 7 St. Paul Concordia 6 8 Reformatory 9 1931: (6-3) 6 St. Thomas 14 6 St. Paul Concordia 0 7 Gustavus 5 9 St. John's 7 4 St. John's 2 5 St. Thomas 13 10 St. Paul Luther 3 6 St. Paul Concordia 1 3 Gustavus Adolphus 17 1932: (5-2) 2 Gustavus Adolphus 10 6 St. John's 5 5 St. Thomas 1 5 Gustavus Adolphus 2 4 St. Paul Concordia 5 16 St. Paul Luther 4 10 St. Paul Concordia 6 1933: (5-3) 13 St. Paul Concordia 6 9 St. John's 10 11 Reformatory 1 9 Gustavus Adolphus 28 0 River Falls 9
11 St. Paul Concordia 7 5 Bemidji State 2 7 River Falls 5 1934: (2-5) 2 River Falls 3 2 St. Paul Concordia 1 5 St. John's 6 5 River Falls 8 16 Gustavus Adolphus 8 8 St. John’s 11 1 Reformatory 2 1935: (0-5) 3 St. Paul Concordia 13 2 St. John's 12 5 River Falls 6 5 St. John's 11 6 Concordia 20 1936: (1-3) 5 St. John's 3 4 Reformatory 9 2 River Falls 5 2 St. John's 7 1937: (5-2) 1 St. John's 11 8 Reformatory 0 1 River Falls 16 7 River Falls 1 2 St. John’s 1 21 Concordia J.C. 4 6 Concordia J.C. 4 1938: (3-3) 16 St. Paul Concordia 2 2 St. Paul Concordia 3 1 River Falls 3 4 River Falls 5 17 Winona State 1 7 Winona State 1 1939: (1-8) 0 Winona State 6 8 Winona State 13 3 Reformatory 4 3 Mankato State 5 6 Mankato State 11 4 St. John's 5 14 St. John's 23 4 St. John's 5 4 St. Paul Concordia 2 1940: (5-1) 16 River Falls 3 18 St. Paul Concordia 2 4 St. John's 5 10 Mankato State 6 10 Mankato State 8 7 St. Paul Concordia 3 1941: No record 1942: (3-4) 4 St. Paul Concordia 6 2 St. John's 8 8 St. Paul Concordia 7 3 Reformatory 0
8 St. John's 5 1 Gustavus Adolphus 3 5 Gustavus Adolphus 7 1943-45: NO TEAM 1946: (4-3) 6 St. John's 7 2 St. John's 7 6 Winona State 0 6 Winona State 4 3 Mankato State 1 5 Mankato State 2 1 Hamline State 11 1947: (5-4) 7 St. John's 4 8 Winona State 0 3 Winona State 1 5 Mankato State 2 3 Mankato State 6 9 River Falls 10 0 River Falls 3 3 St. John's 7 12 Moorhead 2 1948: (3-7) 11 St. John's 14 6 St. John's 8 2 Winona State 1 3 Winona State 4 4 Bemidji State 5 8 Bemidji State 4 4 Mankato State 2 8 Mankato State 9 5 Gustavus Adolphus 12 6 Gustavus Adolphus 7 1949: (9-5) 7 River Falls 2 3 River Falls 2 5 St. John's 9 19 Eau Claire 9 6 Eau Claire 4 3 St. John's 9 2 Mankato State 3 7 Mankato State 12 3 UW-Stout 0 10 UW-Stout 2 2 Winona State 1 3 Winona State 4 7 Bemidji State 4 18 Bemidji State 1 1950: (9-4-1) 3 Augsburg 3 0 UW-River Falls 2 4 UW-River Falls 5 2 St. John's 7 2 Winona State 7 12 Winona State 11 16 Bemidji State 2 7 UW-LaCrosse 4 7 Augsburg 5 11 Bemidji State 1 17 Buffalo 6 8 UW-Stout 2 8 UW-Stout 6 23 Sauk Center 8
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1951:
(7-5) 8 Buena Vista 21 6 UW-Eau Claire 2 5 UW-Eau Claire 8 12 UW-Stout 0 8 UW-Stout 1 4 Winona State 3 1 Winona State 2 6 Bemidji State 0 5 UW-River Falls 9 5 UW-River Falls 2 13 Bemidji State 4 1 Camp McCoy 3 1952: (11-6) 5 St. John's 1 11 UW-Eau Claire 0 8 UW-Eau Claire 3 6 UW-Stout 1 2 UW-Stout 1 12 UW-River Falls 2 2 UW-River Falls 3 6 UW-LaCrosse 7 10 Bemidji State 9 8 St. John's 14 5 Mankato State 4 8 Mankato State 4 9 Cold Spring 8 6 Bemidji State 4 3 Winona State 4 1 Winona State 4 3 St. Cloud Rox 5 1953: (6-7) 3 St. Cloud Rox 6 1 Winona State 4 0 Winona State 7 3 Carleton 4 2 Bemidji State 4 8 UW-LaCrosse 12 1 UW-River Falls 4 13 UW-River Falls 3 6 Mankato State 4 7 Mankato State 0 22 Minneota 0 5 UW-Eau Claire 2 4 UW-Eau Claire 3
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1954: 0 2 1 5 4 11 1 5 9 3 8 3 15 10 2 1 4 0 2
(9-10) St. John's 1 St. John's 9 UW-Eau Claire 11 UW-Eau Claire 8 Carleton 3 Augsburg 5 Winona State 4 Bemidji State 4 Bemidji State 5 UW-River Falls 7 UW-River Falls 3 St. John's 2 Bemidji State 4 Wadena UW-LaCrosse 8 Mankato State 16 Mankato State 5 UW-Stout 5 UW-Stout 1
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6 St. John's 2 2 St. John's 2 8 Augsburg 2 2 UW-Eau Claire 0 1 UW-Eau Claire 0 11 Carleton 12 4 UW-Stout 09 UW-Stout 4 2 St. John's 19 4 Winona State 11 10 Winona State 0 7 Little Falls 10 7 Bemidji State 1 4 UW-La Crosse 14 7 UW-River Falls 5 10 UW-River Falls 2 7 Bemidji State 1 8 Bemidji State 13 3 Mankato State 0 5 Mankato State 2 1956: (13-2) 14 St. John's 1 9 UW-Eau Claire 3 20 UW-Eau Claire 17 5 Carleton 7 7 UW-Stout 5 3 UW-Stout 2 19 Augsburg 3 5 UW-La Crosse 3 7 St. John's 5 6 UW-River Falls 2 14 UW-River Falls 3 3 Mankato State 1 4 Mankato State 0 3 Winona State 7 13 Winona State 5 1957: (9-6) 13 UW-Stout 5 15 UW-Stout 6 15 Hamline 1 9 Augsburg 8 9 Mankato State 3 10 Mankato State 4 10 St. John's 19 12 Bemidji State 2 6 Bemidji State 0 3 MSU-Moorhead 8 8 MSU-Moorhead 9 0 Winona State 2 1 Winona State 8 6 Carleton 2 17 Hastings College 1 7 Dana 4 5 Buena Vista 8 1958: (15-8) 13 Mayville 9 7 Augsburg 0 0 Mankato State 1 5 Mankato State 4 7 St. John's 6 2 Bemidji State 0 14 Bemidji State 5 6 UW-Stout 3 4 UW-Stout 9
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7 Winona State 3 6 Winona State 7 13 North Dakota State 6 13 North Dakota 14 15 St. Thomas 6 9 Hamline 8 3 MSU-Moorhead 5 13 MSU-Moorhead 1 6 Carleton 10 0 5 Foley 9 Adams State (CO) 0 12 Sul Ross Texas 8 0 San Diego State 17 6 Creighton 5 1959: (14-9) 8 Neb. Wesleyan 2 6 Nebraska 5 5 Nebraska 12 12 Lincoln AFB 3 4 Offutt AFB 2 6 North Dakota State 0 1 UW-Stout 2 1 UW-Stout 0 0 St. Thomas 3 9 Mankato State 0 2 Mankato State 7 8 St. John's 5 9 Bemidji State 3 3 Bemidji State 7 5 Winona State 12 4 Winona State (12) 5 5 Carleton (10) 4 3 Augsburg (10) 5 11 Cold Springs 3 2 Con.-Moorhead 3 12 Con.-Moorhead 3 5 MSU-Moorhead 0 3 MSU-Moorhead 1 1960: (16-7) 8 Nebraska 2 8 Wayne State 6 10 Wayne State 6 5 Nebraska-Omaha 6 2 Nebraska-Omaha 1 6 Mayville State 4 9 MSU-Moorhead 3 7 MSU-Moorhead 1 4 Carleton 5 4 Con.-Moorhead 2 0 Mankato State 3 3 Mankato State 7 7 Hamline 2 6 Bemidji State 4 7 Bemidji State 5 5 St. John's 3 13 Augsburg 7 8 UW-Stout 2 5 UW-Stout 6 13 St. Thomas 5 7 Winona State 4 3 Winona State 4 3 Gustavus Adolphus 4 1961: (14-8) 9 Wayne State 7 7 Wayne State 0 13 South Dakota State 7
4 Mayville State 3 4 Valley City State 3 8 Winona State 9 8 Winona State 10 4 St. John's 5 4 MSU-Moorhead 3 12 MSU-Moorhead 0 9 UW-Stout 6 9 UW-Stout 3 6 Hamline 1 0 Bemidji State 3 4 Bemidji State 2 8 Carleton 0 3 Augsburg 6 17 Augsburg 6 3 St. John's 18 6 Mankato State 1 5 4 Mankato State 8 Gustavus Adolphus 15 1962: (10-7-1) 3 Nebraska-Omaha 5 1 Nebraska-Omaha 5 5 Dana 6 12 Dana 1 6 Bethal 2 5 Valley City State 4 4 St. John's 1 0 Winona State 2 0 Winona State 3 18 Augsburg 10 7 MSU-Moorhead 5 9 MSU-Moorhead 8 6 Hamline 6 6 Bemidji State 2 6 Bemidji State 8 2 Mankato State 7 4 Mankato State 3 4 Carleton 2 1963: (14-8-2) 8 Carleton 2 3 Bemidji State 2 2 Bemidji State 0 6 Mankato State 3 1 Mankato State 2 7 Augsburg 2 3 Parsons 5 3 MSU-Moorhead 4 6 MSU-Moorhead 5 11 Hamline 3 0 Winona State 2 2 Winona State 4 10 UW-Stout 1 9 UW-Stout 0 5 North Dakota State 2 11 North Dakota State 1 9 St. John's 8 2 Creighton 1 4 Creighton 4 4 Dana 4 1 Dana 3 3 Valley City 0 4 Offutt AFB 6 5 Offutt AFB 6
1964: (16-8) 5 2
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0 Parsons 4 1 Offutt AFB 4 10 St. John's 5 7 Mayville State 4 3 Carleton 0 17 Minn.-Morris 1 10 Minn.-Morris 2 5 Winona State 0 2 Winona State 1 3 Winona State 1 6 Mankato State 1 5 Mankato State 4 6 Mankato State 4 10 MSU-Moorhead 5 6 MSU-Moorhead 5 13 MSU-Moorhead 5 2 Bemidji State 5 11 Bemidji State 9 2 Bemidji State 6 NAIA Playoffs 10 UW-River Falls 7 1 Wartburg 5 5 UW-River Falls 6 1965: (13-9) 10 Creighton 12 3 Dana 1 0 Dana 2 3 Bemidji State 0 6 Bemidji State 2 4 Bemidji State 1 7 St. John's 2 6 Minn.-Morris 2 10 Minn.-Morris 0 7 Winona State 5 1 Winona State 8 9 Winona State 10 1 Parsons 5 1 Parsons 4 4 MSU-Moorhead 1 3 MSU-Moorhead 0 7 MSU-Moorhead 1 6 Mankato State 11 5 Mankato State 4 2 Mankato State 7 7 Offutt AFB 1 0 Offutt AFB 12 1966: (12-12) 2 Augsburg 4 5 Augsburg 4 5 Offutt AFB 1 4 Offutt AFB 3 2 Con.-Moorhead 8 6 Creighton 18 8 Creighton 7 4 Dana 7 3 Dana 5 3 Mayville State 1 1 Mayville State 3 2 Mayville State 3 1 Minn.-Morris 0 7 Bemidji State 2 1 Bemidji State 4 3 Bemidji State 4 9 Winona State 8 3 Winona State 1 8 Winona State 2 3 MSU-Moorhead 4
6 MSU-Moorhead 5 5 Mankato State 15 0 Mankato State 6 6 Mankato State 3 1967: (20-6) 5 Augsburg 0 4 Augsburg 2 13 Neb. Wesleyan 0 2 Neb. Wesleyan 3 12 Creighton 7 2 St. John's 5 1 Mayville 3 5 Mayville 4 7 Mayville 0 10 Carleton 0 9 UW-Stout 1 5 UW-Stout 2 4 Mankato State 8 6 Mankato State 0 5 Mankato State 1 10 Bemidji State 4 4 Bemidji State 3 1 Bemidji State 0 5 Minn.-Morris 1 7 Minn.-Morris 0 10 Minn.-Morris 0 4 Winona State 5 7 Winona State 2 6 Winona State 1 20 MSU-Moorhead 6 District 13 5 St. Thomas 8 1968: (21-5) 3 Augsburg 1 15 Offutt AFB 8 6 Creighton 0 1 Creighton 2 4 Dana 0 8 Dana 0 6 Mayville State 1 2 Mayville State 1 5 Mayville State 1 4 St. John's 2 1 Carlton 0 4 UW-Stout 2 4 UW-Stout 3 0 Mankato State 2 16 Minn.-Morris 3 1 Minn.-Morris 2 2 Minn.-Morris 1 3 Winona State 4 11 Winona State 0 3 Winona State 4 1 Bemidji State 6 4 Bemidji State 2 11 Bemidji State 0 2 MSU-Moorhead 1 1 MSU-Moorhead 0 1 MSUMoorhead 0 1969: (20-6) 6 Augsburg 4 8 Mayville State 5 2 Mayville State 0 9 Mayville State 2 5 MSU-Moorhead 8 9 MSU-Moorh. (10) 5 11 MSU-Moorhead 5
5 Mankato State 0 0 Mankato State 5 5 Mankato State 11 15 Bemidji State 3 5 Bemidji State 1 5 Bemidji State 3 4 Minn.-Morris 1 12 Minn.-Morris 0 1 Minn.-Morris 0 9 Winona State 4 2 Winona State 1 1 Winona State (8) 0 NAIA Playoffs 8 Upper Iowa 4 5 William Jewell (Mo.) 1 NAIA Nationals 4 Taylor (Ind.) 0 2 LaVerne (Calif.) 12 5 Grand Canyon (AZ) 4 5 Glassboro (NJ) 3 6 Laverne (Calif.) 17 1970: (22-7) 5 Washburn (Ka.) 6 0 John Brown (Ark.) 5 6 John Brown (Ark.) 7 13 Arkansas Tech 5 3 Arkansas Tech 2 4 N.E. Oklahoma 1 7 N.E. Oklahoma 1 5 Augsburg 4 4 Augsburg 3 5 Minnesota 1 1 Minnesota 3 8 Mayville State 0 6 Mayville State 0 15 Mayville State 0 6 MSU-Moorhead 5 6 MSU-Moorhead 1 9 MSU-Moorhead 1 5 Southwest State 0 6 Southwest State 3 14 Southwest State 6 3 Bemidji State 2 7 Bemidji State 1 9 Bemidji State 6 5 Minn.-Morris 1 2 Minn.-Morris 5 1 Minn.-Morris 2 1 Winona State 3 2 Winona State 1 3 Winona State 2 1971: (23-11) 3 Washburn (Kan.) 5 7 Washburn (Kan.) 6 3 NE Oklahoma 2 3 NE Oklahoma 1 4 John Brown (Ark.) 5 3 John Brown (Ark.) 4 7 Arkansas 8 6 John Brown (Ark.) 2 4 John Brown (Ark.) 2 1 Augsburg 0 18 Augsburg 0 2 Minnesota 4 2 Minnesota 7 4 St. John's 3 6 St. John's 0
7 Winona State 2 9 Winona State 2 7 Winona State 8 6 MSU-Moorhead 3 6 MSU-Moorhead 3 7 MSU-Moorhead 6 5 Southwest State 2 5 Southwest State 1 4 Southwest State 1 4 Bemidji State 1 3 Bemidji State 1 2 Bemidji State 7 11 Minn.-Morris 5 1 Minn.-Morris 2 2 5 Minn.-Morris NCAA Midwest Reg. 4 Northern Colorado 11 13 Luther (Ia.) 4 4 Central Missouri 1 8 Nor. Colorado (12) 9 1972: (16-12) 4 Missouri Western 3 1 Missouri Western 3 6 Arkansas 9 1 John Brown (Ark.) 2 3 NE Oklahoma 6 5 NE Oklahoma 8 8 John Brown (Ark.) 5 1 John Brown (Ark.) 2 4 Missouri Western 2 6 Augsburg 0 2 Augsburg 10 5 Minnesota 3 3 Minnesota 7 4 Southwest State 1 3 Southwest State 5 15 Southwest State 3 2 Bemidji State 1 4 Bemidji State 3 1 Bemidji State 0 2 Minn.-Morris 1 1 Minn.-Morris (10) 2 2 Minn.-Morris (8) 1 4 Moorhead State 0 3 Moorhead State (8) 4 11 Moorhead State 6 4 Winona State 2 2 Winona State 1 2 Winona State 3 1973: (10-13-4) 6 Missouri Western 12 1 Missouri Western 4 17 Arkansas 17 9 NE Oklahoma 0 7 NE Oklahoma 7 1 John Brown (Ark.) 5 0 John Brown (Ark.) 0 2 Mayville State 3 1 Minnesota 8 4 Minnesota 4 0 St. John's 2 11 Augsburg 5 22 UM Morris 9 10 UM Morris 7 11 UM Morris 0 8 Moorhead State 7 3 Moorhead State 7
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8 Moorhead State 10 6 Bemidji State 5 0 Bemidji State 1 8 Bemidji State 4 3 Southwest State 2 2 Southwest State 3 6 Southwest State 1 6 Winona State 9 2 Winona State 5 3 Winona State 7 1974: (13-10) 4 Missouri Western 5 1 Missouri Western 9 4 John Brown (Ark.) 8 6 Missouri Western 4 3 St. John’s 2 6 Minnesota 21 3 Minnesota 6 8 Augsburg 6 9 Augsburg 7 1 Southwest State 2 5 Southwest State 4 4 Southwest State 7 9 Bemidji State 7 0 Bemidji State (12) 2 1 Bemidji State 0 4 UM Morris (10) 3 1 UM Morris 2 11 UM Morris 1 3 MSU-Moorhead 0 13 MSU-Moorhead 2 10 MSU-Moorhead (8) 8 3 Winona State 2 3 Winona State 12 1975: (10-8) 1 Missouri Western 4 1 Missouri Western 2 0 Minnesota 4 1 Minnesota 8 10 MSU-Moorhead 0 7 MSU-Moorhead 0 10 MSU-Moorhead 3 2 Bemidji State 0 5 Bemidji State 6 10 UM Morris 8 8 UM Morris 2 0 UM Morris 2 3 Southwest State 2 9 Southwest State 8 1 Southwest State 2 0 Winona State 1 4 Winona State 3 5 Winona State 3 1976: (17-12) 4 Northwest Missouri 6 11 Northwest Missouri 4 2 Nebraska 4 0 Nebraska 2 3 Nebraska-Omaha 14 1 Nebraska-Omaha 9 14 Augsburg 0 12 Northwest Bible 0 13 Northwest Bible 3 1 Minnesota 9 0 Minnesota 12 5 Southwest State 0
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0 Southwest State 1 13 Southwest State 5 9 Southwest State 0 2 Bemidji State 1 6 Bemidji State 5 6 Bemidji State 0 2 Bemidji State 1 0 UM Morris 1 4 UM Morris 3 5 Moorhead State 1 8 Moorhead State 1 0 Moorhead State 3 13 Moorhead State 4 9 Winona State 6 1 Winona State 2 3 Winona State 0 4 Winona State 8 1977: (15-14) 7 Nebraska 11 3 Neb. Wesleyan 1 9 Neb. Wesleyan 3 3 Nebraska Omaha 5 3 Nebraska Omaha 6 1 Minnesota 4 4 Minnesota 19 14 St. John's 2 5 St. John's 10 3 UM Morris 2 2 UM Morris 3 3 UM Morris 8 5 UM Morris 3 3 Bemidji State 0 2 Bemidji State 3 1 Bemidji State 3 7 Bemidji State 5 5 Southwest State 0 5 Southwest State 4 6 Southwest State 2 4 Southwest State 3 20 MSU-Moorhead 0 10 MSU-Moorhead 2 4 Winona State 8 3 Winona State 4 6 Winona State 26 4 Winona State 5 4 UM Duluth 0 11 UM Duluth 4 1978: (18-15) 15 Nebraska 6 2 Nebraska 4 6 Nebraska 4 4 Nebraska 7 4 Nebraska 9 5 Creighton 6 2 Creighton 7 1 Minnesota 2 0 Minnesota 7 5 UM Morris 4 9 UM Morris 3 9 UM Morris 8 1 UM Morris 0 5 MSU-Moorhead 2 7 MSU-Moorhead 0 4 MSU-Moorhead 0 10 MSU-Moorhead 1 8 UM Duluth 9 11 UM Duluth 2
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4 Bemidji State 0 11 Bemidji State 1 2 Bemidji State 3 5 Bemidji State 0 1 Winona State 2 3 9 Winona State 3 Southwest State 4 5 Southwest State 3 2 Mankato State 11 1 Mankato State 4 7 Mankato State 4 12 Mankato State 5 10 St. John's 11 3 St. John's 4 1979: (17-9) 2 Northwest Missouri 10 2 Northwest Missouri 4 0 William Jewell 1 4 William Jewell 5 4 Missouri Western 3 4 Winona State 6 7 Phillips 5 3 Missouri Western 1 8 Augsburg 3 11 Augsburg 4 14 Southwest State 5 15 Southwest State 3 2 UM Morris 1 4 UM Morris 0 1 Winona State 4 6 Winona State 1 6 Mankato State 2 5 Mankato State 6 1 Mankato State 4 5 Mankato State 8 5 Northern State 1 7 Northern State 0 12 Bemidji State 3 1 Bemidji State 0 5 Bemidji State 0 4 Bemidji State 0 1980: (23-14-1) 4 John Brown 10 2 John Brown 1 1 Arkansas 11 5 Arkansas 4 5 St. Thomas 4 4 St. Thomas 8 11 Augsburg 4 6 Augsburg 9 7 Gustavus Adolphus 9 4 Gustavus Adolphus 4 4 Winona State 5 4 Winona State 9 7 Mankato State 4 5 Mankato State 2 11 North Dakota State 2 4 North Dakota State 3 17 Northern State 4 10 Northern State 0 8 UM Duluth 5 5 UM Duluth 1 8 Southwest State 2 8 Southwest State 7 3 UM Morris 9 5 UM Morris 2 4 Minnesota 9
6 6 3 6 2 4 10 10 11 1 8 4 3
Minnesota MSU-Moorhead MSU-Moorhead Bemidji State Bemidji State St. John's St. John's NIC Tournament Winona State Mankato State Mankato State Mankato State NAIA District 13 Gustavus Adolphus Gustavus Adolphus
1 1 6 3 0 6 0 0 3 4 1 6 4
1981: (9-29) 5 Chaminade 6 4 Chaminade 7 2 Chaminade 6 0 Chaminade 4 4 Chaminade 11 4 Chaminade 6 1 Hawaii-Hilo 4 0 Hawaii-Hilo 12 0 Hawaii-Hilo 4 1 Hawaii-Hilo 3 0 Hawaii-Hilo 6 0 Hawaii-Hilo 8 0 Augsburg 1 5 Augsburg 9 5 Gustavus Adolphus 13 16 Gustavus (10) 19 6 UM Morris 2 2 UM Morris 7 6 Southwest State 8 0 Southwest State 9 7 St. Thomas 3 16 St. Thomas 4 7 MSU-Moorhead 6 8 MSU-Moorhead 0 10 Bemidji State 0 1 Bemidji State 2 0 Winona State 2 0 Winona State 2 12 Mankato State 7 2 Mankato State 5 2 Northern State 3 11 Northern State 12 4 N. Dakota State (8) 3 7 North Dakota State 10 6 Minnesota 7 3 Minnesota 13 7 St. John's 8 2 St. John's 1 1982: (15-11) 2 Neb. Wesleyan 1 11 Neb. Wesleyan 10 6 Northern Missouri 8 0 Northern Missouri 2 5 Missouri Western 4 9 Missouri Western 11 9 Missouri Western 1 2 Missouri Western 8 5 St. John's 0 16 St. John's 0 4 St. Thomas 12 9 St. Thomas 2
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4 Minnesota (9) 2 3 Minnesota 10 14 Gustavus Adolphus 11 9 Gustavus Adolphus 3 4 St. John's 3 11 St. John's 1 7 Minnesota 22 0 Minnesota 4 16 Hamline (9) 15 5 Hamline 3 5 North Dakota State 15 10 North Dakota State 9 4 MSU-Moorhead 8 6 MSU-Moorhead 7 1983: (17-10, 9-3 NCC) 2 NW Missouri State 10 1 NW Missouri State 19 3 Nebraska 12 3 Nebraska 8 1 St. Thomas 3 4 St. Thomas 2 4 St. John's 3 7 St. John's 6 5 North Dakota State 0 7 North Dakota State 3 7 North Dakota State 0 10 North Dakota State 8 10 MSU-Moorhead 8 1 MSU-Moorhead 0 5 North Dakota 3 9 North Dakota 8 5 North Dakota (8) 2 11 North Dakota 0 5 St. John's 2 19 St. John's 1 1 Mankato State 2 2 Mankato State 3 4 Mankato State 3 3 Mankato State 4 NCC Tournament 11 Morningside 3 0 Mankato State 14 9 Morningside 14 1984: (22-12, 6-5 NCC) 9 St. John's 0 3 St. John's 2 4 St. Thomas 5 12 St. Thomas 1 3 Augsburg 4 10 Augsburg 4 3 St. Thomas 2 6 St. Thomas 1 11 Gustavus Adolphus 5 6 Gustavus Adolphus 2 7 Hamline 0 7 Hamline 6 4 UM Morris 2 6 UM Morris (8) 1 4 UM Morris 1 4 UM Morris 2 0 Minnesota 6 1 Minnesota 4 1 North Dakota 0 5 North Dakota 1 6 North Dakota 8 4 North Dakota 10 6 North Dakota State 1
5 North Dakota State 10 5 North Dakota State 6 14 N. Dakota State (8) 10 10 UW-River Falls 9 11 UW-River Falls (5) 1 8 Mankato State 7 8 Mankato State 10 11 Mankato State 10 3 Minnesota 9 NCC Tournament 3 Nebraska-Omaha 4 4 Mankato State 8 1985: (28-14, 8-4 NCC) 3 Hamline 2 9 Hamline 8 8 St. Thomas 1 8 St. Thomas 4 9 Winona State (9) 3 5 UM Duluth 3 9 UM Duluth 3 8 Iowa State 6 5 Iowa State 9 4 Augsburg 3 7 Augsburg (12) 6 4 UM Morris 1 0 UM Morris 2 3 UM Morris 5 14 UM Morris (5) 3 15 Bemidji State 5 10 Bemidji State (5) 0 1 Minnesota 8 2 Minnesota 12 14 UM Morris 6 14 UM Morris 2 8 St. John's 5 3 St. John's 5 9 North Dakota State 2 8 North Dakota State 1 11 North Dakota State 7 8 North Dakota State 5 9 North Dakota 3 1 North Dakota 0 4 North Dakota 1 5 North Dakota 6 1 Minnesota 5 3 Minnesota 5 5 Bemidji State 1 7 Bemidji State 5 1 Mankato State 4 1 Mankato State 5 1 Mankato State 11 12 Mankato State 5 NCC Tournament 4 South Dakota State 5 15 Nebraska-Omaha 9 1 South Dakota State 4 1986: (27-15, 8-4 NCC) 13 Grand View 10 6 Grand View 3 15 Mornigside 9 8 Mornigside (5) 4 6 UW-Eau Claire 2 4 UW-Eau Claire (6) 7 0 St. Thomas 2 11 St. Thomas 2 12 Northern State 11 4 Northern State (5) 3
10 Briar Cliff 3 12 Briar Cliff 1 3 UM Morris 8 6 UM Morris 2 15 Bemidji State 4 5 Bemidji State 0 10 St. John's 6 13 St. John's 3 1 Minnesota 8 1 Minnesota 8 11 N. Dakota State (5) 1 2 North Dakota State 4 0 North Dakota State 2 5 North Dakota State 1 5 North Dakota 4 9 North Dakota 3 5 North Dakota 3 12 North Dakota (5) 3 13 Minnesota 17 12 Minnesota 14 6 St. John's 9 6 St. John's 8 10 Mankato State 4 12 Mankato State 7 2 Mankato State 8 4 Mankato State 10 4 Augsburg 3 9 Augsburg 3 NCC Tournament 7 9 South Dakota State 1 Mankato State 7 9 South Dakota State 1 4 Mankato State 9 1987: (25-18-1,4-8 NCC) 0 Briar Cliff 3 1 Briar Cliff 0 12 UW-Eau Claire (6) 1 7 UW-Eau Claire 3 7 Winona State 0 4 Winona State 3 8 Hamline 3 4 Hamline 4 3 Gustavus Adolphus 6 7 Gustavus Adolphus 3 3 St. Thomas 8 2 St. Thomas 4 4 UM Morris 0 2 UM Morris (8) 1 4 Bemidji State (9) 3 6 Bemidji State 0 3 UM Duluth 7 1 UM Duluth 11 3 Minnesota 16 11 Minnesota 10 6 Bemidji State 2 9 Bemidji State 1 19 St. John's 14 18 St. John's 4 3 North Dakota 0 13 North Dakota 3 2 North Dakota 3 2 North Dakota 9 9 4 Minnesota 7 Minnesota 12 4 North Dakota State 8 3 North Dakota State 4 6 North Dakota State 2 4 North Dakota State 3
7 St. John's (9) 6 11 St. John's 3 0 Mankato State 7 2 Mankato State 3 0 Mankato State 6 5 Mankato State 13 4 UM Morris 11 10 UM Morris 3 4 Augsburg 3 15 Augsburg 14 1988: (29-15, 9-2 NCC) 3 NW Missouri State 4 6 NW Missouri State 8 14 NE Oklahoma 18 11 NE Oklahoma 9 5 Southwestern 11 12 Southwestern 6 2 Schreiner 7 9 Schreiner 5 3 Huston-Tillotson 13 10 Huston-Tillotson 11 10 Bemidji State 2 10 Bemidji State 0 13 Minnesota 18 2 Minnesota 1 10 Winona State (5) 0 9 Winona State 4 9 UM Morris 0 4 UM Morris 3 4 Bemidji State 9 12 Bemidji State 3 18 St. John's (5) 0 6 St. John's 3 13 St. Thomas 1 7 St. Thomas 1 7 Minnesota 6 2 Minnesota 8 13 North Dakota (5) 2 9 North Dakota 1 15 North Dakota (6) 5 6 North Dakota 2 4 Minnesota 13 4 North Dakota State 0 4 North Dakota State 2 7 North Dakota State 2 8 North Dakota State 2 12 St. John's (5) 0 12 St. John's (5) 2 8 UM Morris 2 13 UM Morris (5) 1 8 Mankato State 5 1 Mankato State 6 2 Mankato State 3 NCC Tournament 0 Morningside 5 5 South Dakota State 7 1989: (22-14, 11-2 NCC) 2 SW Texas State 4 4 SW Texas State 5 8 Texas Lutheran 10 4 Texas Lutheran 9 11 St. Marys 12 6 St. Marys 2 15 St. Edwards 13 6 St. Edwards 8 4 Incarnate Word 5 7 Incarnate Word 6
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5 Minnesota 6 6 South Dakota State 4 2 South Dakota State 7 8 Augustana 0 6 Augustana (10) 5 21 Augsburg (5) 0 13 Augsburg 7 11 Minnesota 6 3 North Dakota State 2 10 North Dakota State 4 2 North Dakota State 1 5 North Dakota State 3 10 North Dakota 0 4 North Dakota 5 10 North Dakota 0 16 North Dakota (6) 2 7 St. John's 07 St. John's 6 2 Mankato State 4 10 Mankato State (6) 6 6 Mankato State 3 7 Mankato State 8 NCC Tournament 0 Morningside 7 11 South Dakota State 5 0 Mankato State 3 2 Mankato State 5 1990: (18-17, 4-4 NCC) 10 Kansas 11 1 Incarnate Word 11 4 Incarnate Word 12 6 Southwestern 0 24 Southwestern 25 4 Texas Lutheran 5 3 Texas Lutheran 4 0 Nebraska 16 4 Nebraska 10 2 Nebraska 8 16 Nebraska 14 12 Bemidji State (6) 2 11 Bemidji State 3 13 Nebraska-Omaha 7 6 Nebraska-Omaha 1 10 Bemidji State 2 8 Bemidji State 6 3 South Dakota State 0 2 S. Dakota State (5) 12 11 Augustana (8) 7 22 Augustana (5) 4 5 St. John's 2 4 St. John's 5 5 North Dakota (9) 4 6 North Dakota 2 5 North Dakota (8) 6 9 North Dakota 2 3 Winona State 10 3 Winona State (5) 4 11 St. John's (6) 1 6 St. John's 4 7 Mankato State 8 5 Mankato State 4 1 Mankato State 3 3 Mankato State 4 1991: (21-18, 6-4 NCC) 2 NW Missouri State 1 1 NW Missouri State 3
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3 St. Edwards 8 8 St. Edwards 6 2 Texas Lutheran 3 6 Texas Lutheran (5) 16 14 Southwestern 13 15 Southwestern (5) 2 17 St. Marys 15 0 St. Marys 4 1 SW Texas State 7 2 SW Texas State 3 1 Incarnate Word (5) 11 2 Incarnate Word 3 11 NW Missouri State 8 3 NW Missouri State 9 2 Minnesota (9) 3 7 St. John's 3 8 St. John's 3 6 Southwest State 0 13 Southwest State (6) 3 6 North Dakota State 3 9 North Dakota State 6 5 North Dakota State 0 11 North Dakota State 7 3 North Dakota 1 2 North Dakota 5 6 Minnesota (9) 13 7 Mankato State 10 3 Mankato State 2 3 Mankato State 5 4 Mankato State 12 NCC Tournament 14 Morningside 13 13 South Dakota State 5 8 North Dakota 4 6 North Dakota 2 NCAA N. Central Reg. 12 St. Josephs 4 4 SIU-Edwarsville 11 2 SIU-Edwarsville 18 1992: (15-20, 5-5 NCC) 5 NW Missouri State 11 3 NW Missouri State 7 6 St. Marys 14 5 St. Marys 7 2 Texas Lutheran 9 2 Texas Lutheran 3 8 Incarnate Word 12 5 St. Edwards 3 3 St. Edwards 9 2 Mary-Hardin 7 8 Mary-Hardin 7 3 NW Missouri State 1 3 NW Missouri State 4 4 Valley City State 3 6 Valley City State 2 3 Southwest State 2 10 Southwest State 1 2 Minnesota 18 7 North Dakota 8 3 North Dakota 7 7 North Dakota State 3 1 North Dakota State 0 2 North Dakota State 7 5 North Dakota State 4 2 South Dakota State 4 4 South Dakota State 10 17 St. John's 8 7 Mankato State 6
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5 Mankato State 10 6 Mankato State 8 8 Mankato State 2 NCC Tournament 3 Morningside 2 2 South Dakota State 5 7 Mankato State 5 2 Morningside 11 1993: (18-23, 4-7 NCC) 5 Texas-Lutheran 11 1 Texas-Lutheran 5 7 St. Edwards 9 9 St. Edwards 7 2 St. Marys 12 2 St. Marys 9 1 Incarnate Word 9 11 Incarnate Word 12 7 UT-San Antonio 6 8 UT-San Antonio 0 3 Mary Hardin-Baylor 4 4 Mayville State 3 0 Mayville State 1 11 Briar Cliff (10) 12 5 Briar Cliff 4 9 Morningside 3 1 2 Morningside 1 Northern State 0 2 Northern State 0 16 Valley City State 6 9 Valley City State 2 12 Southwest State 3 14 South Dakota State 15 2 South Dakota State 5 5 Bemidji State 2 6 Bemidji State (9) 3 7 North Dakota (11) 8 14 North Dakota 2 4 North Dakota 5 12 Minnesota (10) 13 2 North Dakota State 6 4 North Dakota State 3 5 North Dakota State 9 6 N. Dakota St. (15) 5 2 St. Scholastica 5 8 St. Scholastica 1 4 St. John's 8 5 Mankato State 8 2 Mankato State 1 1 Mankato State 7 7 Mankato State 8 1994: (24-19, 8-4 NCC) 2 St. Marys (9) 3 3 St. Marys 4 2 Texas Lutheran 7 2 Texas Lutheran 1 7 Southwest State 6 2 Incarnate Word 9 1 Incarnate Word 2 4 St. Marys 6 3 St. Edwards (8) 4 3 St. Edwards 1 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor 7 3 Mary Hardin-Baylor 6 6 Minnesota 9 2 Mayville State 1 5 Mayville State(8) 4 5 Valley City State 3
6 Valley City State 3 4 UM Morris 5 15 UM Morris 2 5 Southwest State 3 3 Southwest State 1 11 UM Duluth 6 6 St. John's 7 17 Bemidji State 9 7 North Dakota 3 5 North Dakota 4 0 North Dakota 3 5 North Dakota 9 1 North Dakota State 3 12 North Dakota State 2 9 North Dakota State 8 2 North Dakota State 6 12 St. John's 16 6 South Dakota State 4 South Dakota State 3 6 3 Mankato State 2 10 Mankato State 7 7 Mankato State 2 10 Mankato State 4 NCC Tournament 7 Augustana 4 5 Nebraska-Omaha 4 0 South Dakota State 5 7 Nor. Colorado (11) 8 1995: (21-14, 5-7 NCC) 20 Southwest State 8 3 St. Marys 2 5 St. Marys 7 3 Texas Lutheran 2 2 Texas Lutheran 10 10 Schreiner 9 11 Schreiner 12 2 St. Marys 17 9 St. Marys 10 8 St. Edwards 4 6 Concordia-Lutheran 8 15 Incarnate Word (11) 13 5 UM Morris 4 2 UM Morris 1 1 Valley City State 7 20 Valley City State 5 20 Jamestown 6 15 Jamestown 6 5 North Dakota 2 4 North Dakota 5 6 North Dakota 0 1 North Dakota 4 19 St. John's 14 7 St. John's 4 6 South Dakota State 1 14 South Dakota State 1 1 North Dakota State 4 1 North Dakota State 0 2 North Dakota State 7 1 North Dakota State 8 16 St. Scholastica 6 0 Mankato State 4 3 Mankato State 2 3 Mankato State 9 5 Mankato State 3 1996: (18-23, 4-8 NCC) 9 Incarnate Word 13 6 Incarnate Word 5
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6 St. Mary’s 11 3 St. Mary’s 13 3 Schreiner 4 3 Schreiner 8 2 St. Edwards 9 17 St. Edwards 12 3 Texas Lutheran 5 5 Texas Lutheran 6 0 St. Mary’s 10 7 St. Mary’s 8 5 Mary Hardin-Baylor (9) 6 3 Mary Hardin-Baylor 1 2 South Dakota State 10 8 South Dakota State 5 4 5 UM Morris 2 UM Morris 3 6 St. John's 3 10 Southwest State 3 12 Southwest State 5 6 Bemidji State 5 11 Bemidji State 2 3 North Dakota 7 9 North Dakota 8 9 North Dakota 11 1 North Dakota 8 6 Northern State 2 7 Northern State 6 1 North Dakota State 10 5 North Dakota State 6 2 North Dakota State 5 4 N.Dakota State (9) 2 6 Winona State 3 6 Winona State (8) 7 15 St. John's 10 3 Mankato State 8 4 Mankato State 0 4 Mankato State 3 3 Mankato State 4 6 Minnesota 19 1997: (13-30, 2-7 NCC) 5 Texas Wesleyan 9 8 Texas Wesleyan 4 2 St. Edwards 12 1 St. Edwards 7 2 Texas Lutheran 3 0 Texas Lutheran 6 St. Marys 3 2 5 St. Marys 9 4 Texas Lutheran 13 5 Texas Lutheran 12 7 Kansas 12 2 Kansas 5 1 Kansas 6 3 Kansas 23 10 UM Morris 0 10 UM Morris 3 10 Valley City State 0 10 Valley City State 0 13 St. Scholastica 10 12 Bemidji State 2 5 Bemidji State (9) 6 1 Winona State 18 8 Winona State 10 10 Northern State 0 12 Northern State 4 1 Southwest State 3 2 Southwest State 6 18 Bemidji State 8
7 Bemidji State 5 6 North Dakota State 9 6 North Dakota State 8 8 North Dakota State 5 3 North Dakota State 12 7 South Dakota State 15 4 South Dakota State 14 6 Minnesota 19 2 Mankato State 3 5 Mankato State 9 0 Mankato State 10 2 Mankato State 7 23 Nebraska-Omaha 5 2 South Dakota State 18 7 Northern Colorado 9 1998: (22-24, 11-9 NCC) 5 Trinity International 6 3 Lewis 9 4 Lewis 1 1 Lewis 7 7 Northwood 9 2 Clarke 6 17 Clarke 6 10 Northwood 7 2 Barry (GA) 3 2 Pittsburgh 3 5 Morningside 3 2 Morningside 6 19 South Dakota 16 10 South Dakota 5 6 Northern State (9) 7 6 Northern State 8 6 Northern Colorado 10 3 Northern Colorado 11 8 Nebraska-Omaha 5 3 Nebraska-Omaha 16 13 St. Scholastica 4 10 St. John's 14 11 Mankato State 17 8 Mankato State 10 8 Mankato State 3 8 Mankato State 5 2 Winona State 6 0 Winona State 1 6 Bemidji State 5 18 Bemidji State 3 7 Southwest State 6 3 Southwest State 5 3 Augustana 7 5 Augustana 3 7 South Dakota State 6 3 South Dakota State 5 14 Bemidji State 3 1 Bemidji State 3 7 St. John's 1 13 North Dakota 11 8 North Dakota 12 4 North Dakota State 2 5 North Dakota State 2 11 UM Morris 4 12 UM Morris 4 10 Minnesota 14 1999: (28-19, 13-11 NCC) 8 Minnesota 10 4 Minnesota 10 5 Kean University 4 0 St. Josephs 1
0 Pittsburgh 11 0 Wayne State 14 23 Concordia (MI) 1 2 Bellevue 5 7 Lewis 6 9 Lewis 4 26 Edgewood 8 4 Bellevue 12 11 Valley City State 4 16 Valley City State 7 8 Nebraska-Omaha 0 2 Nebraska-Omaha 3 2 Nebraska-Omaha 6 28 Nebraska-Omaha 11 0 Mankato State 8 3 Mankato State 2 2 Mankato State 6 2 Mankato State 3 16 Bemidji State 4 17 Bemidji State 5 14 Bemidji State 13 0 South Dakota State 4 8 South Dakota State 7 8 Augustana 7 9 Augustana 2 10 St. John's 6 1 Winona State 3 3 Winona State 1 10 North Dakota State 1 4 North Dakota State 8 3 North Dakota 0 9 North Dakota 3 8 UM Morris 3 10 UM Morris 3 17 St. John's 7 8 Morningside 3 5 Morningside 9 0 South Dakota 3 2 South Dakota 3 NCC Tournament 1 Mankato State 16 10 South Dakota State 1 10 Nebraska-Omaha 8 2 Mankato State 3 2000: (20-22-1, 7-12-1 NCC) 9 Molloy 5 5 Bucknell 12 4 Wesleyan 10 7 Wheaton 4 7 Drew 1 7 Molloy 8 10 Savannah 4 3 Central Connecticut 1 0 Rockhurst 6 3 Rockhurst 13 5 Rockhurst 15 6 Rockhurst 17 6 Valley City State 3 16 Valley City State 8 5 UM Duluth 2 4 UM Duluth 1 4 MSU-Mankato 6 7 MSU-Mankato 6 5 MSU-Mankato 6 3 MSU-Mankato 21 9 St. John's 8 1 S. Dakota St. (10) 3 11 S. Dakota St. (8) 11
2 Augustana 12 Augustana 2 North Dakota State 12 North Dakota State 5 North Dakota 3 North Dakota 1 Bemidji State 4 Bemidji State 7 South Dakota 7 South Dakota 5 Morningside 6 Morningside 7 Bemidji State 2 Bemidji State 4 UM Morris 8 UM Morris 11 Nebraska-Omaha 4 Nebraska-Omaha 3 Northern Colorado 10 Northern Colorado
7 11 8 16 2 7 7 9 2 2 15 10 6 8 3 9 13 2 7 9
2001: (19-13, 10-9 NCC) 2 9 9 8 13 4 11 18 12 17 3 4 1 1 3 11 15 4 5 9 11 5 15 5 10 0 3 4 5 5 5 1
Minnesota Molloy Bridgeport Wheaton Bridgeport Mayville State Barry (10) Molloy Molloy Drew Spring Arbor South Dakota State South Dakota State Augustana (8) Augustana UM Morris UM Morris North Dakota North Dakota North Dakota State North Dakota State Northern Colorado Northern Colorado Northern Colorado Northern Colorado MSU-Mankato (8) MSU-Mankato (10) MSU-Mankato MSU-Mankato NCC Tournament MSU-Mankato South Dakota State MSU-Mankato
11 1 1 10 10 1 12 3 6 1 12 2 2 0 2 0 1 5 4 6 6 6 9 6 7 1 5 13 3 1 23 4
2002: (15-25-0, 5-13-0 NCC) 3 @ Concordia-St. Paul 6 2 #Incarnate Word 3 4 #Incarnate Word 6 7 #Texas A & M K’Ville 9 5 #Texas A & M K’Ville 14 9 #Incarnate Word 24 0 #St. Mary’s Univ. 4 6 #St. Mary’s Univ. 4 2 #St. Mary’s Univ. 4 2 North Dakota St.* 10 10 North Dakota St.(8) 15
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2 North Dakota* 4 5 North Dakota* 4 8 @South Dakota* 11 4 @South Dakota* 5 6 @Morningside* 1 2 @Morningside* 5 13 St. John’s 3 6 Valley City Sate 2 3 Valley City Sate. 2 4 @Minn.-Duluth 2 4 @Minn.-Duluth 6 1 Northern Colorado* 3 4 Northern Colorado* 8 11 @Bemidji State 13 25 @Bemidji State 5 8 Southwest State 20 21 Southwest State 5 3 @Winona State 11 7 @Winona State 1 5 MSU-Mankato* 12 1 MSU-Mankato* 12 1 @MSU-Mankato* 2 8 @MSU-Mankato* 5 8 @Minnesota 9 1 @South Dakota State* 2 11 @South Dakota State* 3 13 @Augustana* 0 6 @Augustana* 7 *denotes NCC game # games played in San Antonio, Texas
2003: (11-34, 5-19 NCC) 0 2 8 4 4 2 6 12 19 13 10 5 0 5 3 1 3 6 1 3 5 2 4 1 12 3 3 4 4 0 0 5 0 5 4 2
@ St. Mary’s (TX) @ St. Mary’s (TX) @ Incarnate Word @ St. Edward’s @ St. Edward’s @ Incarnate Word St. Mary’s (TX) @ Morningside @ Morningside @ Morningside @ Morningside ST. JOHN’S @ South Dakota @ South Dakota @ South Dakota @ South Dakota WINONA STATE WINONA STATE @ Northern Colo. @ Northern Colo. @ Northern Colo. @ Northern Colo. MSU, MANKATO MSU, MANKATO @ St. John’s UM-DULUTH UM-DULUTH @ Minnesota UN-OMAHA UN-OMAHA UN-OMAHA UN-OMAHA UN-OMAHA @ MSU, Mankato @ MSU, Mankato NDSU
16 16 25 11 7 23 9 3 6 2 4 9 9 3 10 3 8 4 9 4 13 3 6 4 17 4 6 9 3 7 7 4 10 11 14 15
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NDSU NDSU NDSU ST. JOHN’S @ Bemidji State @ Bemidji State SDSU SDSU SDSU SDSU
7 8 20 5 6 4 8 4 8 2
2004: (14-35-0, 7-21-0 NCC)
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2 0 5 3 7 1 2 18 0 5 4 4 4 2 1 2 4 4 9 9 1 0 10 4 7 8 0 0 4 2 9 5 0 1 2 8 5 2 2 8 6 0 4 3 8 3 14 4 4
@St. Mary’s (TX) 5 @Incarnate Word 19 @Incarnate Word 20 @St. Mary’s (TX) 6 @St. Mary’s (TX) 15 @St. Mary’s (TX) 3 @A & M Kingsville 3 @Cardinal Stritch 8 @Morningside 7 @Morningside 15 @Southwest State 14 @Southwest State 2 @South Dakota 9 @South Dakota 7 @South Dakota 5 @South Dakota 1 Bemidji State 1 Bemidji State 7 Augustana 13 Augustana 1 Augustana 4 Augustana 5 @Concordia-St. Paul 8 North Dakota 1 North Dakota 8 North Dakota 9 North Dakota 3 MSU, Mankato 13 MSU, Mankato 22 @Bemidji State 3 @Bemidji State 3 Neb.-Omaha 1 Neb.-Omaha 5 Neb.-Omaha 7 Neb.-Omaha 3 @St. John’s 7 Winona State 1 Winona State 3 @South Dakota St. 7 @South Dakota St. 9 @South Dakota St. 5 @South Dakota St. 1 St. John’s 5 @MSU, Mankato 4 @MSU, Mankato 3 @North Dakota St. 4 @North Dakota St. 1 @North Dakota St. 5 @North Dakota St. 8
2005: (20-26-0, 4-16-0 NCC) 0 5 8 3 7 14
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Morningside (Dome) 3 Morningside (Dome) 7 @ Mesa State (Colo.) 13 @ Mesa State (Colo.) 11 @ Metro State (Colo.) 9 @ Metro State (Colo.) 13
4 6 10 6 0 6 6 7 5 5 17 4 6 3 8 3 5 3 4 1 2 2 3 6 19 4 8 2 0 10 4 2 6 2 10 2 5 1 0 2
@ Colo. St-Pueblo 3 @ Colo. St-Pueblo 4 @ Colo. St-Pueblo 13 @ Colo. St-Pueblo 17 @ Minnesota 6 Lincoln Univ. (Dome) 1 Lincoln Univ. (Dome 5 Minn.-Crookston 0 Minn.-Crookston 4 Minn.-Crookston 4 Minn.-Crookston 1 Bemidji State 1 Bemidji State 0 @ Winona State 1 @ Winona State 4 @ Neb.-Omaha 4 @ Neb.-Omaha 7 @ Neb.-Omaha 4 @ Neb.-Omaha 3 Augustana 11 Augustana 3 Augustana 3 Augustana 1 @ Saint John's 5 @ Bemidji State 13 @ Bemidji State 5 Saint John's 4 MSU, Mankato 3 MSU, Mankato 17 15 MSU, Mankato MSU, Mankato 7 @ Minn.-Duluth 9 @ Minn.-Duluth 7 Minn.-Duluth 10 Minn.-Duluth 6 Conc.-St. Paul 21 North Dakota 6 North Dakota 6 North Dakota 2 North Dakota 1
2006: (11-32-1, 5-15 NCC) 8 7 10 3 1 6 4 6 6 7 2 2 6 0 2 6 7 0 8 0 3 5 6 5 5 12 6
Morningside Morningside @Metro State @Metro State @Metro State @Metro State @CSU-Pueblo @CSU-Pueblo @CSU-Pueblo @CSU-Pueblo @Mesa State @Mesa State Southwest MN State Southwest MN State Jamestown College Jamestown College @St. John’s Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Omaha Nebraska-Omaha Winona State Winona State @Augustana @Augustana @Augustana @Augustana
9 2 11 14 3 10 7 12 24 8 18 24 1 7 9 7 6 5 12 5 9 8 4 11 13 14 5
9 5 10 16 0 2 5 0 3 8 8 1 1 3 2 8 7
@Bemidji State 4 @Bemidji State 6 @Concordia St. Paul 7 @Concordia St. Paul 16 MSU, Mankato 11 MSU, Mankato 6 @MSU, Mankato 15 @MSU, Mankato 17 St. John’s 11 @Minnesota Duluth 2 Minnesota Duluth 6 Minnesota Duluth 9 @North Dakota 8 @North Dakota 4 @North Dakota 0 @North Dakota 4 Augustana 8
2007: (16-29, 10-15 NCC) 6 3 6 4 3 1 6 7 1 7 6 8 4 2 1 3 3 0 1 4 2 0 2 5 3 13 4 3 5 2 7 5 6 9 0 3 4 6 6 6 11 4 10 12 2
Hillsdale College 9 Hillsdale College 8 Assumption College 7 Assumption College 5 Saginaw Valley State 8 Saginaw Valley State 5 Central Miss. State 7 Central Miss. State 3 Slippery Rock Univ. 2 Slippery Rock Univ. 6 St. Michael’s 2 St. Michael’s 2 Morningside (IA) 8 Morningside (IA) 12 @William Penn 2 @William Penn 2 Concordia St. Paul 5 Concordia St. Paul 3 @Nebraska-Omaha 10 @Nebraska-Omaha 3 @Nebraska-Omaha 15 @Nebraska-Omaha 9 Augustana 4 Augustana 2 Augustana 9 Augustana 4 @Minnesota State 3 @Minnesota State 4 Minnesota State 7 Minnesota State 10 @St. John’s Univ. 3 @Minnesota Duluth 3 @Minnesota Duluth 1 Minnesota Duluth 10 Minnesota Duluth 5 @Winona State 11 North Dakota 11 North Dakota 17 North Dakota 10 North Dakota 0 Minnesota Duluth 9 Minnesota State 21 North Dakota 4 @Augustana 6 Nebraska-Omaha 5
2008: (27-23-1, 13-12 NCC) 5 0 7
Rockhurst Rockhurst Peru State
6 9 4
NEW BEGINNINGS-NSIC
3 26 16 9 4 5 7 10 4 4 5 5 1 5 10 10 0 2 5 6 2 3 8 3 11 11 8 4 7 4 2 1 6 5 9 1 1 5 1 10 7 12 4 8 2 7 12 1
Peru State 0 Mary 9 Mary 15 Montana St.-Billings 4 Montana St.-Billings 8 Mary 2 Mary 4 Malone 3 Malone 3 Dubuque 6 Dubuque 1 Bemidji State 2 Morningside 3 Briar Cliff 4 Morningside 4 Briar Cliff 2 North Dakota State 9 North Dakota State 3 Bemidji State 3 Bemidji State 6 Wisconsin-Whitewater 4 Wisconsin-Whitewater 11 Minnesota Duluth 7 Minnesota Duluth 5 Minnesota Duluth 7 Minnesota Duluth 4 Augustana 6 Augustana 2 Augustana 11 Augustana 3 Minnesota State 3 Minnesota State 2 Minnesota State 10 Minnesota State 4 Bethany Lutheran 10 Nebraska-Omaha 11 Nebrasksa-Omaha 8 Nebraska-Omaha 6 8 Nebraska-Omaha North Dakota 4 North Dakota 5 North Dakota 5 North Dakota 7 North Dakota 4 Minnesota State 6 Minnesota Duluth 6 North Dakota 4 Minnesota State 2
Opponent GMS Adams St. (CO) 1 Arkansas 5 Arkansas Tech 2 Assumption 2 Augsburg 45 Augustana 37 Barry (GA) 2 Bellevue 2 Bemidji State 142 Bethany Lutheran 1 Bethel 1 Briar Cliff 9 Bridgeport 2 Bucknell 1 Buena Vista 2 Buffalo 1 Camp McCoy 1 Cardinal Stritch 1 Carleton 14 Central Conn. 1 Central Missouri 3 Chaminade 6 Clarke 2 Creighton 11 Cold Springs 2 Colo. St-Pueblo 8 Concordia J.C. 2 Conc.-Michigan 1 Conc.-Moorhead 7 Conc.-St. Paul 24 Dana College 11 Drew 2 Dubuque 2 Dunwoody 1 Edgewood 1 Foley 1 Glassboro 1 Grand Canyon 1 Grand View 2 Gus. Adolphus 26 Hamline 15 Hastings College 1 Hawaii-Hilo 6 Hillsdale 2 Huston-Tillotson 2 Incarnate Word 21 Iowa State 2 Jamestown (ND) 4 John Brown (AR) 14 Kansas 5 Kean Univ. 1 Laverne (CA) 2 Lewis 5 Lincoln AFB 1 Lincoln Univ. 2 Little Falls 1 Luther (IA) 1 Macalester 2 Malloy 5 Malone 2 Mary Hardin Baylor 7 Mary 4 Mayville State 26 Mesa State 4 Metro State 6 Minnesota 62 Minn.-Crookston 4 Minnesota Duluth 33 Minn.-Morris 84 Missouri Western 16 Mont. St.-Billings 2 Morningside 32 MSU-Mankato 182
W L T 1 0 0 1 3 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 36 8 1 21 16 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 109 32 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 6 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 9 5 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 6 0 1 1 0 5 5 1 2 0 0 2 6 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 4 3 0 14 9 1 5 5 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 8 17 1 12 1 2 1 0 0 0 6 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 3 18 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 4 9 1 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 0 1 1 0 2 5 0 4 0 0 21 5 0 0 4 0 0 6 0 7 54 1 4 0 0 21 12 0 65 19 0 7 9 0 1 1 0 16 16 0 70 113 0
Start Last 1958 1958 (W, 9-0) 1971 1980 (W, 5-4) 1970 1970 (W, 3-2) 2007 2007 (L, 5-4) 1950 1981 (L, 9-5) 1988 2008 (W, 4-3) 1998 2001 (L, 12-11) 1999 1999 (L, 12-4) 1933 2008 (T, 6-6) 2008 2008 (L, 9-10) 1962 1962 (W, 6-2) 1986 2008 (W, 10-2) 2001 2001 (W, 13-10) 2000 2000 (L, 12-5) 1951 1957 (L, 8-5) 1950 1950 (W, 17-6) 1951 1951 (L, 3-1) 2004 2004 (W, 18-8) 1953 1968 (W, 1-0) 2000 2000 (W, 3-1) 2007 2007 (W, 7-3) 1981 1981 (L, 6-4) 1998 1998 (W, 17-6) 1958 1978 (L, 7-2) 1952 1959 (W, 11-3) 2005 2006 (L, 7-8) 1937 1937 (W, 6-4) 1999 1999 (W, 23-1) 1929 1966 (L, 8-2) 1930 2007 (L, 0-3) 1957 1968 (W, 8-0) 2000 2001 (W, 17-1) 2008 2008 (W, 5-1) 1924 1924 (L, 3-1) 1999 1999 (W, 26-8) 1958 1958 (W, 5-0) 1969 1969 (W, 5-3) 1969 1969 (W, 5-4) 1986 1986 (W, 6-3) 1924 1987 (W, 7-3) 1946 1987 (T, 4-4) 1957 1957 (W, 17-1) 1981 1981 (L, 8-0) 2007 2007 (L, 8-3) 1988 1988 (L, 11-10) 1988 2004 (L, 5-20) 1985 1985 (L, 9-5) 1995 2006 (L, 6-7) 1970 1980 (W, 2-1) 1989 1997 (L, 23-3) 1999 1999 (W, 5-4) 1969 1969 (L, 17-6) 1998 1999 (W, 9-4) 1959 1959 (W, 12-3) 2005 2005 (W, 6-5) 1955 1955 (L, 10-7) 1971 1971 (W, 13-4) 1924 1925 (L, 16-2) 2000 2001 (W, 12-6) 2008 2008 (L, 3-4) 1992 1996 (W, 3-1) 2008 2008 (W, 4-0) 1929 2001 (W, 4-1) 2005 2006 (L, 2-24) 2005 2006 (L, 6-10) 1953 2005 (L, 0-6) 2005 2005 (W, 17-1) 1977 2008 (W, 11-4) 1964 2001 (W, 15-1) 1972 1982 (L, 8-2) 2008 2008 (L, 4-8) 1983 2008 (W, 10-2) 1939 2008 (L, 1-2)
Opponent GMS MSU-Moorhead 67 Nebraska 17 Neb.-Omaha 50 Neb. Wesleyan 7 North Dakota 87 North Dakota St. 86 North. Colorado 18 North. Missouri 2 Northern State 16 Northwood 2 NE Oklahoma 10 Northwest Bible 2 NW Missouri St. 16 Offutt AFB 9 Park Regions JC 1 Parsons 6 Peru State 2 Phillips 1 Pittsburgh 2 Reformatory 11 Rockhurst 4 San Diego State 1 Saginaw Valley 2 Sauk Center 1 Savannah 1 Schreiner 6 South Dakota 16 South Dakota St. 47 SIU-Edwardsville 2 Southwest State 55 SW Texas State 4 Southwestern 6 Slippery Rock 2 Spring Arbor 1 St. Cloud Rox 2 St. Edwards 17 St. John's 122 St. Josephs 2 St. Mary’s (TX) 31 St. Michael’s 2 St. Paul Luther 5 St. Scholastica 5 St. Thomas 28 St. Cloud Tech 2 Sul Ross Texas 1 Taylor (IN) 1 Texas A&M K’Ville 3 Texas Lutheran 20 Texas-San Ant. 2 Texas Wesleyan 2 Trinity Int’l 1 Upper Iowa 1 UW-Eau Claire 18 UW-LaCrosse 6 UW-River Falls 33 UW-Stout 30 UW-Whitewater 2 Valley City State 19 Wahpeton 1 Wadena 1 Wartburg 1 Washburn (KS) 3 Wayne State (NE) 5 Wesleyan 1 Wheaton (Mass.) 2 Will. Jewell (MO) 3 William Penn 2 Winona State 118
W L T 53 13 1 5 12 0 16 34 0 6 1 0 51 36 0 49 37 0 3 15 0 0 2 0 12 4 0 1 1 0 6 3 1 2 0 0 4 12 0 5 4 0 1 0 0 0 6 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 6 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 4 0 6 10 0 20 26 1 0 2 0 40 15 0 0 4 0 4 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 7 10 0 73 48 1 1 1 0 4 27 0 2 0 0 3 2 0 4 1 0 16 12 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 2 18 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 14 4 0 2 4 0 16 17 0 26 4 0 0 2 0 18 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 4 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 53 65 0
NEW BEGINNINGS-NSIC
Start Last 1930 1983 (W, 1-0) 1959 1990 (W, 16-14) 1960 2008 (L, 1-8) 1959 1982 (W, 11-10) 1958 2008 (W, 12-4) 1958 2008 (L, 2-3) 1971 2003 (L, 3-2) 1982 1982 (L, 2-0) 1979 1998 (L, 8-6) 1998 1998 (W, 10-7) 1970 1988 (W, 11-9) 1976 1976 (W, 13-3) 1976 1992 (L, 4-3) 1959 1968 (W, 15-8) 1930 1930 (W, 15-0) 1963 1965 (L, 4-1) 2008 2008 (W, 3-0) 1979 1979 (W, 7-5) 1998 1999 (L, 11-0) 1924 1942 (W, 3-0) 2000 2000 (L, 17-6) 1958 1958 (L, 17-0) 2007 2007 (L, 5-1) 1950 1950 (W, 23-8) 2000 2000 (W, 10-4) 1988 1996 (L, 8-3) 1998 2004 (W, 2-1) 1961 2004 (L, 0-1) 1991 1991 (L, 18-2) 1970 2006 (L, 0-7) 1989 1991 (L, 3-2) 1988 1991 (W, 15-2) 2007 2007 (W, 7-6) 2001 2001 (L, 12-3) 1952 1953 (L, 6-3) 1988 2003 (L, 7-4) 1924 2007 (L, 7-3) 1991 1999 (L, 1-0) 1988 2004 (L, 1-3) 2007 2007 (W, 8-2) 1929 1931 (W, 10-3) 1993 1998 (W, 13-4) 1925 1988 (W, 7-1) 1925 1925 (L, 6-5) 1958 1958 (W, 12-8) 1969 1969 (W, 4-0) 2002 2004 (L, 2-3) 1989 1997 (L, 12-5) 1993 1993 (W, 8-0) 1997 1997 (W, 8-4) 1998 1998 (L, 6-5) 1969 1969 (W, 8-4) 1949 1987 (W, 7-3) 1950 1956 (W, 5-3) 1934 1984 (W, 11-1) 1949 1968 (W, 4-3) 2008 2008 (L, 3-11) 1961 2002 (W, 3-2) 1930 1930 (W, 13-0) 1954 1954 (W, 10-4) 1964 1964 (L, 5-1) 1970 1971 (W, 7-6) 1960 1999 (L, 14-0) 2000 2000 (L, 10-4) 2000 2001 (L, 10-8) 1969 1979 (L, 5-4) 2007 2007 (W, 3-2) 1938 2007 (L, 11-3)
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H usky A ward W inners All-North Central Conference Academic Team
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2007 2005
Adam McGrane, P Noah Czech, INF (Honorable Mention) Gary Kiess, OF (Honorable Mention) Adam McGrane, P (Honorable Mention) Kevin MacDonald, INF (Honorable Mention)
2004
Parnell O’Connor, OF (Honorable Mention)
2003
Paul Buboltz, P (Honorable Mention) Kevin McDonald, IF (Honorable Mention) Nick Miller, P (Honorable Mention)
2002
Mike Holman, INF, Nick Miller, P Matt Beyer, P (Honorable Mention) Kyle Heckendorff, OF (Honorable Mention) Chris Kratochvil, INF (Honorable Mention) T. J. Sigstad, P (Honorable Mention)
2001
Mike Holman, INF, Eric Steinke, P
2000
Mike Holman, INF Jason Wald, INF (Honorable Mention) Erik Steinke, P (Honorable Mention) Jeremy Wieland, P (Honorable Mention)
1999 Shane Kavanagh, DH 1998
Shane Kavanagh, INF (Honorable Mention) Pete Brost, P (Honorable Mention) Jim Crowley (Honorable Mention)
1995
Kevin Meier, OF
1992
Brad Jodarski, INF
1991
Brad Jodarski, INF Chris Schwartz, OF Jeremy Mendel, C Mike McCallum, DH
1990
Joe Jarvis, INF Jason Alstead, OF
1989
Joe Jarvis, INF Andy Hubble, OF
1988
John McFarland, OF
1987
John McFarland, OF Bruce Bialke, P
1986
Charlie Eisenreich, INF Brian Deyak, OF John McFarland, OF
1985
Charlie Eisenreich, INF Brian Deyak, OF
1984
Steve Johnson, OF
1983
Keith Carlson, OF Jeff Althoff, P Kent Koch, INF Sam Radbil, INF
2007
Patrick DeLaHunt, P/OF Dan Gaughan, OF Steve Hazen, INF
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Ben Johnson, P Nate Johnson, OF Isaac Kindt, OF Adam McGrane, P
2006
Noah Czech, INF Gary Kiess, OF Adam McGrane, P
GTE Academic District V Team 2000 1995 1992 1990
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Jeremy Wieland (2nd Team) Kevin Meier Brad Jodarski (HM) Jason Alstead
GTE Academic All-American Team 1999 - Shane Kavanagh (2nd Team)
SCSU All-America Selections 1963 1964 1965 1969
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Larry Vergin (NAIA Honorable Mention) Larry Miller (NAIA) Larry Miller (NAIA) Wayne Parks (NAIA)
NCAA Division II All-Region Team
1995 - Kevin Meier (2nd), Brad Fobbe (2nd) 1991 - Mike Marquardt, Jeremy Mendel, Brad Jodarski 1986 - John McFarland
National Tournament Appearances 1991 1971 1969 1958 1957
(NCAA North Central Regional) (NCAA Midwest Regional) (3rd place NAIA Nationals) (3rd place NAIA Nationals) (NAIA Regional)
All-Conference Team Selections
NCC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll 2008
2008 Kyle Resser 2007 Adam McGrane, Dan Skog, Bruce Thompson 2006 Dan Skog, Nate Swan (Honorable Mention) 2005 Mike Hoelscher, Luke Klitzke and Travis Thompson (Honorable Mention) 2004 Nate Swan, Parnell O’Connor 2002 Andy Gretz (1st Team) 2001 Brad Sauerer, Jim Schlieman (1st Team) Rick Schlieman, Matt Lisbeth (2nd Team) 2000 Brad Sauerer (1st Team) 1999 Mike McKinney, Brad Sauerer (2nd Team) 1998 Josh Vorpahl, Tim Boland (1st Team) Mike McKinney, Mitch Ries (2nd Team) Northern Division 1997 Tim Boland, Mike Flanigan, Mike McKinney 1996 Tim Klinnert, Matt Cano, Bob Coons 1995 Matt Cano, Kevin Meier, Brad Fobbe 1994 Kirk Rubado, Kevin Meier 1993 Scott Schulte, Brad Fobbe 1992 Scott Schulte 1991 Chad Pribyl, Mike Marquardt, Jeremy Mendel, Dave Oehrlein 1990 Kyle Messner, Matt Anthony, Jason Alstead, Chris Rooney 1989 P.J. Hanson, Kyle Messner, Mike Morehead, Rob Schiel,Chris Rooney 1988 John McFarland, P.J. Hanson, Mike Morehead, Kyle Messner 1987 John McFarland 1986 Charlie Eisenreich, Jim Tollett, Delroy Nyren, John McFarland 1985 Bill Anderson 1984 Rod Schafer 1983 Dave Vetsch, Rod Schafer, Dana Kiecker**
NEW BEGINNINGS-NSIC
H usky A ward W inners and NSIC and NCC C hampions 1983 1986 1988 1989 1998
Dana Kiecker (Most Valuable Pitcher) Charlie Eisenreich John McFarland P.J. Hanson Josh Vorpahl (Most Valuable Pitcher)
SCSU Baseball Championships NCC North Division: 1988, 1989 and 1994 NCC Tournament: 1991 NIC: 1978, 1976, 1971, 1970, 1969, 1967, 1965, 1964 Bi-State: 1958, 1957, 1956, 1947 Minnesota State: 1932 Northern Sun Champions 1993 Champions Regular Season: Northern State and Minnesota Duluth 1994 Champions Regular Season: Southwest Minnesota State 1995 Champions Regular Season: Winona State 1996 Champions Regular Season: Southwest Minnesota State NSIC Tournament: Southwest Minnesota State 1997 Champions Regular Season: Bemidji State NSIC Tournament: Southwest Minnesota State 1998 Champions Regular Season: Winona State NSIC Tournament: Winona State 1999 Champions Regular Season: Minnesota Duluth NSIC Tournament: Southwest Minnesota State 2000 Champions Regular Season: Winona State NSIC Tournament: Winona State
North Central Conference Champions
South: Neb-Omaha (29-17) NCC Tourney: Mankato State
1983 Champions North: Mankato State (29-12) South: Morningside (16-13) NCC Tourney: Mankato State . 1984 Champions North: St. Cloud State (22-17) South: Neb-Omaha (19-14) NCC Tourney: SDSU (27-13)
1998 Champions Regular Season: No. Colorado 13-5 NCC Tourney: No. Colorado
1985 Champions North: Mankato State (30-20) South: SDSU (25-13) NCC Tourney: Mankato State 1986 Champions North: Mankato State (35-15) South: SDSU (27-13) NCC Tourney Mankato State 1987 Champions North: Mankato State (32-16) South: SDSU (29-17) NCC Tourney: Mankato State 1988 Champions North: St. Cloud State (29-13) South: SDSU (27-15) NCC Tourney: Mankato State
2000 Champions Regular Season: North Dakota State 16-4 NCC Tourney: MSU-Mankato
1989 Champions North: St. Cloud State (22-14) South: SDSU (30-16) NCC Tourney: Mankato State 1990 Champions North: Mankato State (34-9) South: SDSU (31-17) NCC Tourney Mankato State
2001 Champions Regular Season: Winona State NSIC Tournament: Wayne State
1991 Champions North: Mankato State (22-13) South: SDSU (29-19) NCC Tourney: SCSU (20-16)
2002 Champions Regular Season: Bemidji State NSIC Tournament: Southwest Minnesota State
1992 Champions North: North Dakota (22-14) South: SDSU (31-14) NCC Tourney: SDSU
2003 Champions Regular Season: Minnesota Duluth NSIC Tournament: Concordia-St. Paul and Wayne State
1993 Champions North: Mankato State (29-10) South: SDSU (37-13) NCC Tourney: SDSU
2004 Champions Regular Season: Wayne State NSIC Tournament: Wayne State 2005 Champions Regular Season: Wayne State NSIC Tournament: Wayne State 2006 Champions Regular Season: Wayne State NSIC Tournament: Wayne State 2007 Champions Regular Season: Wayne State NSIC Tournament: Winona State
1994 Champions North: Mankato State (24-14) South: SDSU (34-7) NCC Tourney: SDSU 1995 Champions North: Mankato State (26-14) South: Augustana (16-13) NCC Tourney: SDSU (27-17)
1999 Champions Regular Season: Minn.State, Mankato 17-3 NCC Tourney: MSU-Mankato
2001 Champions Regular Season: MSU-Mankato 14-4 NCC Tourney: MSU-Mankato 2002 Champions Regular Season: Nebraska-Omaha 14-4 NCC Tourney: MSU, Mankato 2003 Champions Regular Season: Augustana & Northern Colorado (19-9) NCC Tourney: Augustana 2004 Champions Regular Season: North Dakota & North Dakota State (21-10) NCC Tourney: North Dakota State 2005 Champions Regular Season: Nebraska-Omaha (17-6) NCC Tourney: Nebraska-Omaha 2006 Champions Regular Season: Minnesota State (18-2) NCC Tourney: Minnesota State 2007 Champions Regular Season: Minnesota State (20-2) NCC Tourney: Minnesota State NCAA Regional Champions: Nebraska-Omaha
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NCC MVPs
2008 Champions Regular Season: Nebraska-Omaha (22-1) NCC Tourney: Nebraska-Omaha
1996 Champions North: NDSU (37-11) South: SDSU (34-13) NCC Tourney: Mankato State 1997 Champions North: Mankato State (28-12)
NEW BEGINNINGS-NSIC
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S t . C loud S tate H all of F ame The SCSU Athletic Hall of Fame inducted its first class in 1982. Since that time, the SCSU Athletic Hall of Fame has grown to over 150 members. The following is a complete list of athletes, coaches, and SCSU friends who are members of the SCSU Athletic Hall of Fame.
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2007 Pamela Raetz Benoit Jack Conley Judi McDonald Larkin Grant Nelson Jeff Passolt Karen Scott James Stanek Robert Wolff 2005 Rebecca Anderson Enebak Gary Frericks Reggie Perkins Butch Raymond Rosie Silbaugh Stallman 2004 1961-62 Men’s Hockey Team 1963 Wrestling Team 2003 James Gammell Shelly Jensen Jennifer "Gigi" DesLauriers-Knop Ade Pitmon Sheila Quinlan Mark Schwegman Jerome "Jerry" Schmitz Marlowe "Red" Severson 2002 Dr. Arthur Grachek Bill Klein, Jr. Jim Fogo Nola Johnson Brent Otto Jeffry Renneberg Kurt Threinen Gordon Weinhrauch
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2001 Dr. David Gilchrist Patti Decker Harry Jackson Katie Kraft Daniel Neubauer Merl Soderstrom Cecil Stensrud Robert Waxlax 2000 Dr. Kenneth Ames George Erickson Julie Eisenschenk Walter Gerzin Jim Harstad Jan Niehaus Herke Wally Irwin David Solon 1999 Al Leighton Scott Peterson Sue Marie Patterson John Oxton Jon Barrett Mark Tollefson James Dimick Linda Nelson 1998 Ramone Rugloski Hjerpe Sarah Howard Dana Kiecker Dr. Norman Nelson Wayne Parks Stanley Petersen Tony Stukel Chuck Wilson 1997 Donald Buege Carol Bemis Robert Streetar Rebecca Stream Van Erp Ralph Haugen Joe Odanovich Noel Olson 1996 Ed Johnson Kris Carlton Steve Johnson John Tobler Bonnie Henrickson Robert Hegman Paul Busch George Torrey
1995 Lloyd Pallansch Diane Scherer Poquette Gene Schneider Marie Sherwood Jerry Thayer Brady Watts 1994 Jeanne Burnett Gene Windfeldt Dan Hagen Steve Strandemo Harold Jacobs Greg Thayer 1993 Gary Barr Anne Campbell Don Carruth Jim Eisenreich Les Luymes Linda St. John 1992 Jane Baltes Borton Tom Ditty Lenny Johnson Bob Miller Herb Brooks 1991 Deb Allyn Henry Bettendorf Dave Reichel Jerry Reichel Mel Fisher Sue Wahl Storbeck 1990 Rod Anfenson Jerry Dirkes Don Klein Sue Lambert Terry Porter Bill Selisker Dave Westlund Roger Westlund 1989 Serge Gambucci John Kasper Willard “Bill” Kottke Keith Nord Stan Nordin Kathy Justin Schultz 1988 Dick Putz
NEW BEGINNINGS-NSIC
Don Watkins Bill Frantti Fredrick W. Bierhaus John Kimbrough Mike Rybak Velko Rajacich 1987 Bob Altavilla Sue Fischer Jack Gause Harold J. Hendrickson Jiff Kiffmeyer Mike Trewick Roland Vandell 1986 1933 Football Team 1985 Bill Campbell Andrew Jackson Jack Kelly Joe Kunze Al Theis Perry G. Rawland 1984 Vern Baggenstoss Mac Doane Larry Miller Isidore Schmeising Gary Smith Ann Govednik Van Steinburg 1983 A.F. Brainard Dave Hazewinkel Jim Hazewinkel Warren Kasch George Lynch Van Nelson Ken Novak John J. Weismann 1982 Lou Filippi Ed Colletti
Joey Althoff
Jeff Althoff
Nick Anderson
Joey Benke
Logan Birr
Josh Boyer
Chris Butala
Pat DeLaHunt
Dave Deminsky
Tom Erpenbach
Kyle Gold
Lauren Green
Nate Hammes
Jeff Heuer
Tyler Horning
Aaron Hoverson
Jeremy Ische
Tyler Jendro
Jared Johnson
Mic Johnson
Nate Johnson
Kent Koch
Chris Koenig
David Koenig
Bryant Koval
Joe Kroc
Nate Laudenbach
Tyler Maher
Beau Musgjerd
Brandon Peyer
Sam Radbil
Tim Radmacher
Tim Scott
Matt Swanson
Travis Cariveau
Brian Hansen
Phil Imholte
Steve Rindelaub
Zac Sather
Ryan Stoll
Lucas Vossen
Pat Wolard
2009 St. Cloud State Husky Baseball
DATE
OPPONENT
DATE
OPPONENT
LOCATION
TIME
Feb. 14
Missouri Southern
Joplin, MO
Feb. 15
Missouri Southern
Feb. 25
DATE
OPPONENT
LOCATION
TIME
TBA
Apr. 19
Augustana*
Away
TBA
Joplin, MO
TBA
Apr. 22
Wayne State*
Home
TBA
Bemidji State (non-conference)
Metrodome
TBA
Apr. 25
Northern State*
Home
TBA
Feb. 26
Bemidji State (non-conference)
Metrodome
TBA
Apr. 26
Northern State*
Home
TBA
Mar. 7-15
Russ Matt
Apr. 29
Wayne State*
Away
TBA
Greater Phoenix Invitational
Phoenix, AZ
TBA
May 2
Minnesota State*
Home
TBA
Mar. 21
Minnesota, Crookston*
Home
TBA
May 3
Minnesota State*
Home
TBA
Mar. 22
Minnesota, Crookston*
Home
TBA
May 7-9
NSIC Tournament
TBA
TBA
Mar. 28
U- Mary*
Away
TBA
May 14-17
NCAA Regionals
TBA
TBA
Mar. 29
U- Mary*
Away
TBA
May 23-30
NCAA Finals
TBA
TBA
Apr. 4
Minnesota Duluth*
Home
TBA
Apr. 5
Minnesota Duluth*
Home
TBA
* Denotes Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Games
Apr. 10
Concordia*
Away
TBA
Home games played at St. Cloud Municipal Complex
Apr. 11
Concordia*
Away
TBA
All games are doubleheaders
Apr. 18
Augustana*
Away
TBA