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CONTENTS 2015 SEASON

Schedule 4 Season Preview 4 Romano Gymnasium 5 Quick Facts 5 Coach Matt Bowen 6 Assistant Coaches & Support Staff 8

PLAYER BIOS Roster 10 Seniors 11 Juniors 16 Sophomores 19 First-Year Players 24

2014 SEASON Final Statistics 26 Results 27 Category Leaders 27

NORTHERN SUN INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE 2014 All-NSIC Postseason Awards 28 Member Institutions 29 All-Time Standings 29 NSIC/U.S. Bank All-Tournament Team 29

PROGRAM HISTORY Year-by-Year Results 30 Coaching Records 31 Against the Competition 32 UMD in the Postseason 34 Postseason Honors 35 All-Americans 36 Bulldogs & the NBA 36

RECORD BOOK Single Game Records 37 Single Season Records 38 Career Recoords & Category Leaders 39 All-Time Roster 40

EDITOR Joe Hansen DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Bob Nygaard

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UMD will look to continue the upward trajectory built by head coach Matt Bowen entering his fourth season. Adding four wins per season each of the last two years, the Bulldogs will look to maintain that momentum and take the next step after, in 2014-15, hosting a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference playoff game at Romano Gymnasium for the first time since 2004. While Bowen sees center Brett Ervin (‘15) gone due to graduation after an NABC All-Central Region Second Team selection as UMD’s leading scorer a year ago, the team brings back plenty of offense from a squad that posted 16 wins, the most for the program since 2008-09. WHO’S BACK? Senior swing man Pierre Newton was named the Bulldogs’ Player to Watch after starting each of the final 25 games for UMD a season ago. He finished second behind Ervin, averaging 13.4 points per game while also hauling in 3.0 rebounds per outing and leads a trio of transfer players that should make up a large part of the Bulldog offense this year. Small forward Brendon Pineda averaged 11.0 points per game and 5.7 rebounds while shooting guard Taylor Lavery also averaged double digits (10.5 PPG) while shooting 41.9 percent on the season. Joining them in the senior class are a pair of big men returning from injury-riddled seasons in forward Kristofer Jackson and center Jake Harder as well as point guard Junior Coleman, who also sat out of game action with a redshirt season in 2014-15. Playing time in the post will be up for grabs between Jackson and junior Charles Benson as Harder continues to recover from a broken foot in the early weeks of this season. Sophomore point guard Kyle Schalow averaged 12.2 minutes per game a season ago, making four starts for the Bulldogs and will look to see his time on the court continue this year. He’s joined in the class by a pair of forwards who return after a redshirt season, the 6-foot-5-inch Jake Wilson and 6-foot-6-inch Lane Olson. Each looks stronger in this preseason than their freshman campaigns of 201314 or even last year’s training season. Sophmore guard Jake Larkin will sit out of action this season, training with UMD as a redshirt in his second goaround. WHO’S NEW? Four new players join the fold for Bowen’s squad, but he also has a new

man alongside him on the bench as former Bulldog player Matt Hockett takes over for Kevin Williamson as the team’s top assistant. Hockett had spent the previous six seasons as the head varsity boys basketball coach at Stoughton High School. He had been a five-year athlete for the Bulldogs, surviving as a captain during his senior campaign in 2006-07 and earning the North Central Conference Honor Athlete Award that year. “Matt’s passion for the Bulldogs is unrivaled,” said Bowen at the time of Hockett’s hiring. “His passion for UMD and our basketball program will enhance our current path to be champions in the classroom, community, and competition.” Three guards and a forward make up the first-year class for the Bulldogs. Wisconsin natives Trevor Entwisle and Cody Tomlinson are two of those guards. The 5-foot-11-inch Entwisle earned All-Fox Valley Conference honors at Neenah High School the past two seasons while Tomlinson is a local product, leading Washburn High School to the Wisconsin State Tournament and back-to-back undefeated Indian Head Conference titles. Shoreview, Minnesota native Ryan Kaczynski rounds out the guard position but at 6-foot-4-inches could play a small forward as well. He was a three-time All-Suburban East Conference selection during his prep career. Sean Burns, Jr. rounds out the incoming class, a 2015 graduate of Robbinsdale Armstrong High School averaged 15.3 points per game a season ago, while also leading the Northwest Suburban Conference with 8.5 rebounds. With a large group of upper classmen, the newcomers will be battling for playing time as the team offiically begins its 2015-16 campaign. THE SCHEDULE UMD will start its season off with a challenge as three of its first four opponents are among the teams receiving votes in the NABC Division II Coaches Top 25 poll beginning with the University of Central Missouri, hosts of a weekend crossover for teams in NCAA II Central Region. The Bulldogs will take on the Mules for the first time in program history on Friday, Nov. 13 and then face another first-time foe in East Central (Okla.) University the following afternoon. Coming home for just one non-conference game, UMD will play host to Northern Michigan in a Tuesday night tilt on Nov. 17 before heading

SCHEDULE

NOVEMBER 13 Central Missouri 6pm 14 East Central (Okla.) 1pm 17 Northern Michigan 7pm 19 Michigan Tech 6pm 21 Wisconsin-Parkside 3pm 22 Green Bay [Exhibition] 4pm 28 * St. Cloud State 4pm DECEMBER 4 * Minnesota Crookston 8pm 5 * Bemidji State 6pm 11 * Northern State 8pm 12 * MSU Moorhead 6pm 19 * St. Cloud State 4pm JANUARY 2 * Concordia-St. Paul 4pm 3 * Minnesota State Mankato 3pm 6 Wisconsin-Superior 7pm 9 * Bemidji State 4pm 10 * Minnesota Crookston 6pm 15 * Wayne State (Neb.) 8pm 16 * Augustana (S.D.) 6pm 22 * Minot State 8pm 23 * U-Mary 6pm 29 * Sioux Falls 8pm 30 * Southwest Minnesota 6pm FEBRUARY 5 * Upper Iowa 8pm 6 * Winona State 6pm 12 * MSU Moorhead 8pm 13 * Northern State 6pm 19 * U-Mary 8pm 20 * Minot State 6pm *NSIC Match | Romano Gym | Regular season only. All game times listed in Central time.

out on the road to face another ranked foe in Michigan Technlogical University on Nov. 19 and a perennial NCAA II Tournament contender in the University of Wisconsin-Parkside that Saturday, Nov. 21. Closing out the early nonconference slate will be an exhibition that has become an annual tradition as the Bulldogs test their might against NCAA Division I’s Green Bay Phoenix of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay on Sunday, Nov. 22. While UMD opens the NSIC campaign with three straight home games, the conclusion of the season’s first half will end a stretch of 8-of-12 on the road to start 2015. Included in that stretch of early season games is the Bulldogs’ first look at NSIC North Division favorite No. 9 Minnesota State University Moorhead on Dec. 12. UMD opens NSIC play Nov. 28, hosting St. Cloud State University on Saturday following the Thanksgiving holiday and will close out the season’s first half at SCSU on Dec. 19. The Bulldogs return to action just a few weeks later as Concordia University, St.

Paul and Minnesota State University Mankato (RV) each come to town for a weekend split Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 2-3. UMD will then dip its toes back into non-conference play one final time as the team hosts bridge rival the University of WisconsinSuperior on Wednesday, Jan. 6. After one more Saturday/Sunday series the next week at NSIC North division rivals Bemidji State University and the University of Minnesota-Crookston Jan. 9-10, the Bulldogs will return to the usual NSIC Friday/Saturday schedule and get their first look at preseason NSIC favorite and national No. 1 Augustana (S.D.) University on Jan. 16. The Vikings knocked UMD out of the NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament a season ago en route to NCAA II Central Region Tournament appearance. Six of the Bulldogs’ final ten regular season match-ups will be in the friendly confines of Romano Gym as they look to position themselves not only for another home playoff game but also among the top teams of the NSIC.

ROMANO GYMNASIUM

UMD AT ROMANO GYM

YEAR W-L PCT. 1953-54 11-2 .846 1954-55 9-4 .692 Venerable Romano Gymnasium has been the home 1955-56 8-3 .727 of Bulldog basketball for 61 years and, since the on1956-57 7-4 .636 campus facility opened in 1953-54, UMD has parlayed 1957-58 9-0 1.000 Romano's friendly confines into 599 victories and a 1958-59 13-1 .929 .741 winning percentage. 1959-60 11-2 .846 1960-61 8-2 .800 The Bulldogs have finished with a winning record in 1961-62 9-2 .818 54 of their previous 60 seasons of play at Romano 1962-63 7-0 1.000 Gymnasium, going unbeaten on six occasions: 1957-58, 1963-64 6-2 .750 1962-63, 1981-82, 1987-88, 1989-90, 1990-91. 1964-65 13-1 .929 In the 1980s and 1990s, Romano Gymnasium housed 1965-66 3-8 .273 1966-67 8-2 .800 one of the most dominating home-court runs in college 1967-68 10-2 .833 basketball history as UMD rolled up a 232-42 mark that 1968-69 3-8 .273 included a school-record 41-game home winning streak 1969-70 5-7 .417 from Jan. 14, 1989 through Nov. 23, 1991. 1970-71 8-5 .615 The 2,759-seat facility underwent an extensive $2 1971-72 9-1 .900 1972-73 12-2 .857 million face-lift following the 1986-87 season and has 1973-74 9-4 .692 had numerous minor renovations since then. In 1987, 1974-75 10-3 .769 It was officially renamed in honor of the late Ralph 1975-76 8-6 .571 Romano, UMD's Director of Intercollegiate Athletics 1976-77 9-2 .818 from 1969 to 1983. 1977-78 7-4 .636 1978-79 8-5 .615 1979-80 7-6 .538 1980-81 8-2 .800 1981-82 14-0 1.000 BASKETBALL STAFF 1982-83 12-1 .923 Head Coach Matt Bowen, 4th Season 1983-84 13-2 .867 UNIVERSITY INFORMATION 1984-85 13-2 .867 Indiana (1995) Name University of Minnesota Duluth Alma Mater 1985-86 12-2 .857 (218) 726-7270 Founded 1895 Phone 1986-87 18-1 .947 Enrollment 11,800 Email mbowen@d.umn.edu 1987-88 14-0 1.000 1988-89 13-3 .813 Chancellor Dr. Lendley C. Black Record at UMD 36-48 1989-90 15-0 1.000 Athletic Director Josh Berlo Overall Record 100-150 (10th Season) 1990-91 16-0 1.000 Matt Hockett Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Stephen Castleberry Assistant Coach 1991-92 15-2 .882 Phone (218) 726-6199 Nickname Bulldogs 1992-93 11-4 .733 Colors Maroon and Gold Email hockett@d.umn.edu 1993-94 8-6 .571 Jake Schalow National Affiliation NCAA Division II Graduate Assistant 1994-95 13-1 .929 (218) 726-6752 Conference Northern Sun Intercollegiate Phone 1995-96 10-3 .770 NSIC Members Augustana (S.D.) College, Email jschalow@d.umn.edu 1996-97 11-1 .750 1997-98 7-6 .538 Bemidji State University, Concordia Athletic Trainer Donnie Hermanson 1998-99 9-6 .600 University-St. Paul, University of Mary, LAST SEASON 1999-00 12-3 .800 University of Minnesota-Crookston, 2014-15 Overall Record 16-14 2000-01 9-6 .600 University of Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota 2014-15 NSIC 12-10 2001-02 11-3 .786 State University Mankato, Minnesota State Letterwinners Returning/Lost 11/2 2002-03 11-4 .730 University-Moorhead, Minot State University, Starters Returning/Lost 3/2 2003-04 10-3 .769 Northern State University, University of Sioux 2004-05 10-4 .714 2005-06 10-5 .667 Falls, Southwest Minnesota State University, HISTORY 2006-07 11-4 .733 St. Cloud State University, Upper Iowa All-Time Record 1182-839 (84 seasons) NCAA Division II Tour. Appearances 5 2007-08 5-7 .417 University, Wayne State College, Winona (1957, 1965, 1997, 2002, 2003) 2008-09 10-2 .833 State University All-Time NCAA Tour. Record 1-5 2009-10 6-7 .462 Home Arena Romano Gymnasium (2,759) NAIA National Tour. Appearances 10 2010-11 6-7 .462 SPORTS INFORMATION 6-6 .500 (1958, 1959, 1985, 1987-92) 2011-12 2012-13 5-8 .385 Basketball Contact Joe Hansen All-Time NAIA Tour. Record 6-10 2013-14 9-4 .692 Phone (218) 726-8514 NSIC Championships 16 2014-15 9-6 .600 Email jshansen@d.umn.edu MIAC Championships 4 TOTALS 599-209 .741

QUICK FACTS

@CoachMattBowen

Matt bowen HEAD COACH, FOURTH SEASON

Fourth-year head coach Matt Bowen is no stranger to turning a program around, having taken a perennial Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference underdog in Bemidji State University to a championship level that has not been repeated since he left the program to take over as UMD head coach in the summer of 2012. Bowen, just the third head coach for the Bulldogs since the mid-1980’s, succeeded Gary Holquist, who stepped down in April 2012 to take the role of UMD’s Athletic Development Director. Bowen completed his turnaround of Bemidji State in his sixth and most productive year with the program, guiding the Beavers to a school record 22-9 overall mark which included an NSIC regular season championship and the program’s second NCAA II playoff berth in the team’s 91-year history. In addition to receiving votes in the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Division II poll for the first-time ever, Bowen also produced the 2011-12 NSIC and NCAA II Player of the Year in James Ellisor. Bowen’s teams saw steady improvement at Bemidji State, with a five-win first season turning into a 12-win team in year four and the 22-win championship team in 2011-12. He’s done the same thing at UMD, taking over a team that had won as few as seven games in 2010-11 and winning eight, 12, and then 16 games in his first three seasons with the Bulldogs. Under Bowen, UMD produced its first NABC All-Region selection since 2008-09 in Brett Ervin (‘15) during the 2014-15 season as well as NABC Honors Court selection Jake Harder (‘16) that season and All-NSIC guard Jordan Reetz (‘14) the previous year. Along with an influx of young talent, the future seems bright for

the Bulldogs under Bowen’s guidance. Prior to his appointment in Bemidji, Bowen spent 15 years on the staffs of three NCAA I institutions, working under the likes of Homer Drew (Valparaiso University), Gene Bartow (University of Alabama-Birmingham) and Bob Knight (Indiana University). He served a four-year stint as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Valparaiso from 2002-06 and helped the Crusaders to two Mid-Continent Conference titles and one berth each in the NCAA (2004) and NIT (2003) tournaments. Bowen spent the previous seven years (1995-2002) in an assistant coaching role at Alabama-Birmingham, where the Blazers secured a pair of berths in the NIT tournament, one Conference USA National Division championship and one NCAA Tournament appearance. As an undergraduate, Bowen attended Indiana University and was employed for five seasons as the men’s basketball team manager. He was part of two Big Ten championship clubs and four NCAA Tournament qualifiers (including the 1992 Hoosiers, who advanced to the Final Four). A native of River Falls, Wisconsin, Bowen graduated from Indiana University in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science degree in health, physical education and recreation and earned a Master’s degree in health education from Alabama-Birmingham four years later. His father, Rick, was the head men’s basketball coach at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls from 1986-2006 and retired as that school’s athletic director in 2010. Bowen and his wife, Ashli, have two daughters - McKenzi (11) and Addison (6).

PRODUCING PROFESSIONALS At each stop of Coach Bowen’s career, he has produced players who continue their basketball careers at the next level. Below is a list of the names of those players and where they played. PLAYER (University) LEAGUE/CAREERS Will Campbell (UAB) USBLL/ABA (6 seasons) Fred Williams (UAB) Japan (12) Antonio Jackson (UAB) NBDL (4) Tony Johnson (UAB) USBL/ABA (3) Ronald Howard (Valparaiso) NBDL (active) Raitis Grafs (Valparaiso) Estonia (active) Roberto Nieves (Valparaiso) Puerto Rico (active) Mohamed Kone (Valparaiso) Iran (active) Mouss Mbaye (Valparaiso) Mozambique (3) Shawn Huff (Valparaiso) Italy (active) Alex Smith (BSU) Turkey (3) Seth Haake (BSU) Germany (1) Gunther Zajic (BSU) Austria (active) James Ellisor (BSU Russa (active) Mason Walters (BSU) Germany (1) Jake Hottenstein (UMD) Spain (1) Brett Ervin (UMD) Portugal (active) Bowen also coached a pair of Olympians during his coaching career. Those players are: PLAYER (University) COUNTRY/YEAR Kikas Gomes (Valparaiso) Angola 2008/’12 Ali Berdiel (Valparaiso) Puerto Rico 2012

ON COACH BOWEN: BOB KNIGHT, FORMER HEAD COACH (TEXAS TECH, INDIANA, ARMY):

“Matt Bowen is a young coach with a very good basketball background. He did a tremendous job at Indiana. The people and programs he has been with since those days say he has done an outstanding job with them as well. Clearly, Matt is well prepared for this opportunity and he’s excited for the chance to coach at [UMD]. It’s a great setting for him.”

ANDY KENNEDY, HEAD COACH (UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI):

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

MURRY BARTOW, FORMER HEAD COACH (EAST TENNESSEE STATE)

CAREER COACHING RECORDS SEASON OVERALL PCT. NSIC PCT. 2006-07 5-23 .179 5-13 .278 2007-08 6-21 .222 3-15 .167 2008-09 8-19 .296 6-14 .300 2009-10 12-15 .444 8-12 .400 2010-11 11-15 .423 8-14 .364 2011-12 22-9 .710 16-6 .727 2012-13 8-19 .296 6-16 .375 2013-14 12-15 .444 10-12 .455 2014-15 16-14 .533 12-10 .545 TOTALS 100-150 .400 74-112 .397 *Bemidji State

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

matt hockett ASSISTANT COACH, FIRST SEASON Former Bulldog player and UMD graduate Matt Hockett joins head coach Matt Bowen’s bench as his lead assistant in the 2015-16 season. “After reviewing a very strong pool of national candidates, it became clear Matt Hockett is the person that would be the ideal assistant basketball coach for UMD,” said Coach Bowen. “Matt is someone I met early upon my arrival to UMD @CoachHockett in 2012. In observing Matt coach, it was evident he has great energy and enthusiasm for young people and the game of basketball.” Hockett comes to Duluth with a wealth of coaching experience at a variety of levels, spending the last six seasons as the head varsity boys basketball coach at Stoughton High School in Wisconsin. The Vikings won four-straight Badger Conference championships and earning the school’s first trip to the state tournament since 1939 in 2013. He also served as a physical education teacher, most recently at Stoughton H.S. “When I initially resigned from my high school coaching position, I sat down with my family [and decided] the only way I’d be able to get back into coaching would be the perfect position,” said Hockett. When the UMD position opened, his wife, Ann Hockett, “said it doesn’t get more perfect than that.”

Hockett spent five years on the Bulldogs, serving as the team captain during his senior season. Also that year, he earned the 2006-07 North Central Conference Honor Athlete Award as well as UMD’s E.L. “Duce” Rasmussen Scholar Athlete Award. He was twice voted the team’s most improved player and spent five years as a member of the Bulldogs Student Athlete Advisory Committee. In 2005, he was UMD’s representative at the NCAA Leadership Academy in Boston, Massachusettes. Following his Bulldog playing career, Hockett participated in a twomonth professional mission trip for Athletes in Action, spending time in Beijing, China. “Everything I’ve done since graduating from UMD has been a byproduct of what I learned there,” said Hockett. “I’m very excited to come back to a place I call home. Coach Bowen’s team has improved every year since he’s been there, and I hope to contribute in a small way as we build on the great tradition of UMD men’s basketball.” Hockett earned a bachelor of applied science from UMD, majoring in physical and health education. Along the way, he has coached boys and girls tennis, football, and strength & conditioning in addition to basketball. Matt and Ann have one son, Braxton, born earlier this year. “Matt’s passion for the Bulldogs is unrivaled,” added Bowen. “I am confident his passion for UMD and our basketball program will enhance our current path to be champions in the classroom, in competition and in the community.”

jake schalow GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH, SECOND SEASON Head coach Matt Bowen added a former recruit from his days at Bemidji State University to his coaching staff in 2014-15. Jake Schalow, who spent his entire playing career at BSU, was recruited by Bowen out of Kaukana High School before the 2010-11 season. Schalow played in 108 games including 35 starts, putting together his most impressive season last year with 13.1 points per game while averaging over 34 minutes in 27 starts for the Beavers. In addition to joining the Bulldog coaching staff, Schalow finished his degree for teaching physical education last fall as he completed his student teaching requirement at Hermantown High School. He is now pursuing a graduate degree at UMD. Schalow’s younger brother, Kyle, is a sophomore guard for the Bulldogs.

@JakeSchalow

rick bowen VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH, FOURTH SEASON Rick Bowen joined the UMD staff in 2012 after serving as the head men’s basketball coach at University of Wisconsin-River Falls from 1986-2005. He served the dual role of athletic director and basketball coach from 1995 until 2005 and assumed the full-time position as AD at the end of his coaching career until his retirement from Wisconsin-River Falls on June 21, @BowenR1 2010. Bowen came to UWRF in 1986 following five years as a Wisconsin Badger assistant coach where he served on the staff with current Badger Coach Bo Ryan. He previously was an assistant coach at Ball State University, working under Coach Steve Yoder at both institutions. Bowen currently is seventh all-time in the WIAC win column. His 259 victories at River Falls put him first all-time in Falcon victories. The 2003-04 season ended 54 years of Falcon basketball frustration when the Falcons hit the 20-win mark for the first time

since the 1950 season and brought a WIAC championship home to the campus and the city of River Falls. He earned the WIAC basketball Coach of the Year award and his peers also selected him as the NABC West Region Coach of the Year. In 2006-07 the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) awarded Bowen with the National Service Award for his contributions to Division III basketball. He is currently the NABC’s national chair of the Division III All-American Committee. For his extensive service and dedication to basketball in the state of Wisconsin, Bowen was inducted into the Wisconsin Basketball Hall of Fame by the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association in October 2009. Bowen graduated from Indiana University in 1966. He served the Hoosiers as a student-manager under two-time National Champion Coach Branch McCracken. Bowen earned a Masters degree from St. Francis in 1971 and served in the United States Army as a combat medic from 196769 with service in Vietnam from December of 1967 to December of 1968. For his actions in Vietnam he was awarded a Bronze Star. Rick and his wife Sandy met as students while at Indiana University. They have been married for 45 years and have two sons, Matt and Mike. Sandy is retired after teaching cell biology and botany at River Falls High School.

SPORTS PERFORMANCE STAFF

DONNIE HERMANSON Athletic Trainer

DR. XAN CORVILLE Team Surgeon

DR. SAM HOKIE Team Surgeon

DR. JUSTIN CUMMINS Team Surgeon

DR. BEN NELSON Team Physician

DR. JAY BUTCHER Team Physician

DR. ANN SUDOH Team Physician

THE

2015 BULDOGS 1 TAYLOR LAVERY

2 TREVOR ENTWISLE

5 KRISTOFER JACKSON

10 PIERRE NEWTON

11 SEAN BURNS, JR.

13 JAKE LARKIN

14 RYAN KACZYNSKI

20 JUNIOR COLEMAN

21 KYLE SCHALOW

22 CHARLES BENSON

30 JAKE WILSON

32 BRENDON PINEDA

Sr. • Guard • 6-3 • 180 Michigan City, Ind.

So. • Guard • 6-3 • 00 Watertown, Wis.

25 CODY TOMLINSON Fr. • Guard • 6-3 • 180 Ashland, Wis.

Fr. • Guard • 5-11 • 170 Neenah, Wis.

Fr. • Forward • 6-4 • 200 Shoreview, Minn.

So. • Forward • 6-5 • 190 Zimmerman, Minn.

Sr. • Forward • 6-5 • 190 Peoria, Ariz.

Sr. • Guard • 6-0 • 173 Phoenix, Ariz.

Sr. • Guard • 6-4 • 220 Phoenix, Ariz.

Sr. • Guard • 6-5 • 195 Laveen, Ariz.

So. • Guard • 6-2 • 170 Sherwood, Wis.

40 LANE OLSON

So. • Center • 6-6 • 218 Colfax, Wis.

HEAD COACH Matt Bowen (fourth season) ASSISTANT COACH Matt Hockett (first season) VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH Rick Bowen (fourth season) GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH Jake Schalow (second season)

Fr. • Forward • 6-5 • 00 Plymouth, Minn.

So. • Center • 6-6 • 228 Tucson, Ariz.

42 JAKE HARDER

So. • Center • 6-7 • 200 Spring Valley, Minn.

taylor lavery

SENIOR GUARD • 6-3 • 180 • MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA • KISHWAUKEE JUNIOR COLLEGE SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 2014-15 30-27 32.4 99-236 41.9 49-129 38.0 69-90 76.7 95 3.2 53 37 2 25 316 10.5 TOTAL 30-27 32.4 99-236 41.9 49-129 38.0 69-90 76.7 95 3.2 53 37 2 25 316 10.5

Bulldog Career 2014-15 (JUNIOR) Immediately made an impact with the Bulldogs, taking over starting duties in 27 of 30 games played for UMD • scored a season-high 26 points thanks to a 14-of-15 night from the free throw line at Southwest Baptist on Nov. 15 • scored 22 points on 6-of-6 from three-point range against Minnesota-Crookston on Jan. 10 • grabbed a season-high nine rebounds to go with 12 points against Upper Iowa on Feb. 6 • dished five assists against Minot State on Jan. 23 in Minot • scored nine points and two assists in UMD’s NSIC Tournament victory over Winona State on Feb. 25.

BEFORE UMD Played two seasons at Kishwaukee Junior College and head coach Rob Buss • named First Team All-Arrowhead Conference as a sophomore and Second Team as a freshman • two-time All-Region IV Second Team and Region IV All-Tournament Team selection • a 2012 graduate of Michigan City High School • played four seasons for coach John Boyd and the Wolves • named team’s MVP and team captain in his senior season • also lettered in cross country at Michigan City. PERSONAL Born Taylor August Lavery on Aug. 16, 1993 in Hammond, Indiana • son of Diane and Michael Lavery • has one older brother, Evan, who played basketball at Central Methodist University • plans to major in communications with a minor in coaching at UMD.

career highs POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS

26 at Southwest Baptist - Nov. 15, 2014 9 vs. Upper Iowa - Feb. 6, 2015 5 at Minot State - Jan. 23, 2015

kristofer jackson

SENIOR FORWARD • 6-5 • 190 • PEORIA, ARIZONA • GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 2012-13 25-4 10.3 16-42 38.1 3-12 2013-14 16-8 16.5 27-51 52.9 3-11 2014-15 — medical redshirt season TOTAL 41-12 12.7 43-93 46.2 6-23

BEFORE UMD

Jackson sat out the 2014-15 season, receiving a medical redshirt.

Broke into college basketball with Glendale (Ariz.) Community College • played in 29 contests, averaging 7.6 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game • graduated from Mountain Ridge High School in Glendale, Arizona in 2010 • spent one season as a versatile starter (seeing time at every position on the floor) for head coach Craig Marcus.

2012-13 (SOPHOMORE) Played in 25 games including four starts for the Bulldogs • averaged 1.6 rebounds and 1.6 points in 10 minutes of action per game • posted a season-high eight points in 30 minutes of action against St. Cloud State on Dec. 1 • pulled in a season-high seven boards while adding a pair of blocks against Winona State on Feb. 9 • had a season-high four blocks against St. Cloud State on Jan. 15.

26.1 21-45 46.7 106 2.6 18 28 24 9 113 2.8

Bulldog Career

2013-14 (JUNIOR) Appeared in 16 games including eight starts despite missing time due to injury • averaged a career-high 4.6 points and 4.1 rebounds per game • rebounding average was good for third on the team • tied a Bulldog single-game record with six blocks in UMD’s season-opening 61-59 win over Wisconsin-Stout on Nov. 9 • posted a double-double with 14 points and 11 boards (both career highs) in a 73-58 UMD win over Wisconsins Superior on Nov. 19 • shot 52.9 percent, bringing his career shooting average up eight percent.

3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 25.0 4-16 25.0 40 1.6 6 14 10 5 39 1.6 27.3 17-29 58.6 66 4.1 12 14 14 4 74 4.6

PERSONAL Born Kristofer Marquis-Warren Jackson on Aug. 26, 1992 • son of Marquis and Michele Jackson • has a younger brother, Alec • majoring in exercise science at UMD.

career highs POINTS 14 vs. Wisconsin-Superior - Nov. 19, 2013 REBOUNDS 11 vs. Wisconsin-Superior - Nov. 19, 2013 ASSISTS 4 at Michigan Tech - Nov. 16, 2013 BLOCKS 6 vs. Wisconsin-Stout - Nov. 9, 2013* *tied UMD program record for a single game

pierre newton

SENIOR GUARD • 6-5 • 195 • LAVEEN, ARIZONA •UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-KEARNEY SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 2013-14 — redshirt season due to NCAA transfer restrictions 2014-15 30-26 31.3 136-283 48.1 14-50 28.0 117-153 76.5 78 3.0 52 58 5 21 403 13.4 TOTAL 30-26 31.3 136-283 48.1 14-50 28.0 117-153 76.5 78 3.0 52 58 5 21 403 13.4

Bulldog Career 2014-15 (JUNIOR) Started the final 25 games for UMD while playing in all 30 games for the Bulldogs • netted 22 points in his UMD debut in 29 minutes off the bench against Lincoln (Mo.), also adding a season-high five assists • dropped a season-high 31 points on 11-of-15 shooting and 9-of14 from the free throw line against Wayne State (Neb.) on Jan. 16 • went 11-of-15 at the charity stripe, adding 19 points in the season finale against Minot State on Feb. 21 • added four double-doubles on the season, securing a seaosn-high 13 boards and 20 points in the border battle with Wisconsin-Superior on Nov. 18 • scored 13 points in the NSIC Tournament as the Bulldogs bowed out against No. 2 Augustana (S.D.) on March 1.

Newton trained with the Bulldogs but sat out of game action due to NCAA transfer restrictions in 2013-14.

BEFORE UMD Spent the 2012-13 season at Nebraska Kearney where he averaged 13.1 points per game in his sophomore year • walked-on as a freshman at Arizona State where he appeared in five games • a 2011 graduate of Fairfax H.S. • led the Stampede to a 2011 Class 5A Division II state title in just their fourth year as a program • named Ariz. Basketball Coaches Association player of the year for his division. PERSONAL Born Pierre Nathan Newton on May 14, 1993 • son of Theorda and Margarita Johnson • has two young siblings, Jayden and Lauren • enjoys video games and movies in his spare time • plans on majoring in business management at UMD.

career highs POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS

31 vs. Wayne State (Neb.) - Jan. 16, 2015 13 vs. Wisconsin-Superior - Nov. 18, 2014 5 vs. Lincoln (Mo.) - Nov. 14, 2014

junior coleman

SENIOR GUARD • 6-0 • 173 • PHOENIX, ARIZONA • NORTHWEST (WYO.) COLLEGE SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 2013-14 25-6 24.0 78-177 44.1 24-70 34.3 31-59 52.5 54 2.2 38 29 1 19 211 8.4 2014-15 — redshirt season TOTAL 25-6 24.0 78-177 44.1 24-70 34.3 31-59 52.5 54 2.2 38 29 1 19 211 8.4

Bulldog Career Coleman sat out of game action during the 2014-15 season, receiving a redshirt while training with the Bulldogs. 2013-14 (JUNIOR) Appeared in 25 games for UMD with six starts, including the Bulldogs’ final four leading into the postseason • had nine double-digit scoring performances in his first go-around with the Bulldogs, averaging 8.4 points per games • had a career weekend on Feb. 14-15, first throwing down 21 points on Friday at Upper Iowa before doing one better with 22 points the next night at Winona State • scored 15 points in UMD’s NSIC Tournament match-up at Upper Iowa on Feb. 26 • finished fourth on the squad in points per game, third in steals, and fifth in rebounds.

BEFORE UMD Played in 63 games with 58 starts in two seasons with Northwest (Wyo.) College • averaged over 13 points per game for the Trappers • snagged 203 rebounds in his two-year career at NWC • graduated from Washington H.S. in Glendale, Arizona in 2010 • four-year starter for the coach Will Worosylla and the Rams as a guard • named team captain in his senior season • scored 51 points in a single game his senior season. PERSONAL Born William E. Coleman, Jr. on Jan. 18, 1992 in Washington, D.C. • son of Bill and Kimberly Coleman • interests include video games, movies, ping pong, and food • will major in digital art with a photography minor at UMD.

career highs POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS

22 at Winona State - Feb. 15, 2014 7 at Upper Iowa - Feb. 14, 2014 5 vs. Minnesota-Crookston - Feb. 22, 2014

# 14

brendon pineda

SENIOR GUARD/FORWARD • 6-4 • 220 • PHOENIX, ARIZONA • PHOENIX COLLEGE SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 2014-15 30-27 32.4 99-236 41.9 49-129 38.0 69-90 76.7 95 3.2 53 37 2 25 316 10.5 TOTAL 30-27 32.4 99-236 41.9 49-129 38.0 69-90 76.7 95 3.2 53 37 2 25 316 10.5

Bulldog Career 2014-15 (JUNIOR) Started all 30 games in his debut season with the Bulldogs, scoring double-digit points in 18 games and fewer than five points just three times • scored a season-high 23 points on 10-of-17 shooting against Michigan Tech on Nov. 22 • scored eight points and grabbed 10 rebounds as UMD upset No. 14 MSU-Moorhead 60-58 on Dec. 3 • grabbed 16 boards and 10 points against Winona State in the NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament on Feb. 25 • dished four assists, tied for his season-high to go with 11 points and six boards as the team fell to No. 2 Augustana (S.D.) in the NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament on March 1 • Pineda also competed on the UMD track & field team during the outdoor season.

BEFORE UMD Played the 2013-14 season at Phoenix (Junior) College, where he won an NJCAA National Championship and was named an AllRegion Division II Second Team selection • a 2011 graduate of Tolleson Union High School • played four seasons for coach Roger Lefebvre and the Wolverines • named Desert West Region Player of the Year in 2010-11, a First Team All-Region selection in his junior year, and an honorable mention in his freshman and sophomore seasons • led Tolleson to a Regional Championship in his senior and freshman campaigns • served as team captain his junior and senior seasons • also played end for the Wolverines football team, where he was a Second Team All-Region selection and participated in track & field, running the 100, 400, 4x400 relay, high jump, and throws • named the Tolleson Student Athlete of the Year in 2011. PERSONAL Born Brendon Edward Pineda-Morales on Nov. 30, 1992 in Los Angeles, California • son of Wendy Smith and Gabriel Pineda • has two brothers, Jeremy Pineda and Michael Smith • finished in the top 3 percent of his graduating class in high school • plans to major in culutural entrepreneurship with a minor in coaching at UMD.

career highs POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS

23 vs. Michigan Tech - Nov. 22, 2014 16 vs. Winona State - Feb. 25, 2015 4 - multiple occasions

charles benson

JUNIOR FORWARD • 6-6 • 228 • TUCSON, ARIZONA • AMPHITHEATER H.S. SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 2013-14 18-5 16.4 16-36 44.4 1-4 25.0 12-18 66.7 57 3.2 6 12 7 6 45 2.5 2014-15 16-0 5.7 6-12 50.0 0-0 - 3-4 75.0 8 0.5 2 5 1 0 15 0.9 TOTAL 34-5 11.4 22-48 45.8 1-4 25.0 15-22 68.2 65 1.9 8 17 8 6 60 1.8

Bulldog Career 2014-15 (SOPHOMORE) Averaged 5.7 minutes off the bench for the Bulldogs while appearing in 16 games • scored four points in his season debut against Lincoln (Mo.) on Nov. 14 • played a season-high 26 minutes as a reserve in UMD’s 80-70 victory over Wisconsin-Superior on Nov. 18 • secured a career-high two assists against MSU-Moorhead on Feb. 13 • knocked back a block against Michigan Tech on Nov. 22. 2013-14 (FRESHMAN) Appeared in 18 games including five starts during his first collegiate season • hauled in four rebounds in his collegiate debut at Wisconsin-Parkside on Nov. 26 • netted six points to go with a season-high seven boards in a UMD win against U-Mary on Dec. 13 • followed that up with a career-high seven points and six rebounds in a start as the Bulldogs downed Minot State 81-74 on Dec. 14 • swatted a pair of blocks on two occasions, at Minnesota Crookston on Dec. 6 and at U-Mary on Jan. 18 • averaged 3.2 rebounds, third-best among returners, and 2.5 points per game.

BEFORE UMD A 2012 graduate of Amphitheater H.S. • played three seasons for coach Ben Hurley and the Panthers • received an All-State selection in his senior year after leading his team to three straight Arizona state championship game appearances, including a championship in 2011 • received all-city first team honors in both his junior and senior seasons as the captain of the Panthers • interscholastic leader in his junior and senior seasons. PERSONAL Born Charles Anthony Benson on Mar. 4, 1994 in Tucson, Ariz. • son of Dolores Padilla • has one sister, Latisha Padilla • member of National Honor Society, Link Crew, and Superintendent advisory committee while at Amphitheater H.S. • plans to major in business at UMD.

# 16

career highs POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS

7 vs. Minot State - Dec. 14, 2013 7 vs. U-Mary - Dec. 13, 2013 2 at MSU-Moorhead - Feb. 13, 2015

jake harder

JUNIOR CENTER • 6-7 • 200 • SPRING VALLEY, MINNESOTA • KINGSLAND H.S. SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT 2013-14 8-5 19.9 16-33 2014-15 30-15 21.1 30-62 TOTAL 38-20 20.8 46-95

FG% 3FG-ATT 48.5 5-13 48.4 4-10 48.4 9-23

3FG% 38.5 40.0 39.1

FT-ATT FT% REB 8-23 34.8 16 24-33 72.7 73 32-56 57.1 89

AVG AST TO BLK 2.0 10 8 0 2.4 56 31 2 2.3 66 39 2

STL PTS AVG. 6 45 5.6 24 88 2.9 30 133 3.5

Bulldog Career 2014-15 (SOPHOMORE) Averaged 8.1 minutes per outing in 10 games played for the Bulldogs before being sidelined with an injury • scored a career-high six points and two assists against Lincoln (Mo.) in his season debut, also playing a career-high 19 minutes, also adding a season-high three rebounds. 2013-14 (FRESHMAN) Appeared in 21 games including 10 starts after walking on to the team following the injury to senior center Brett Ervin • scored a season-high five points in the Bulldogs’ NSIC Tournament match-up at Upper Iowa on Feb. 26 • hauled in a season-high nine rebounds to go with four points at Winona State on Feb. 15 • netted his first career basket to go with a pair of rebounds in his collegiate debut at Michigan Tech on Nov. 16 • averaged 1.8 points and 2.3 rebounds.

Harder served as UMD’s team manager for two seasons prior to joining the Bulldogs roster full-time in 2013-14.

BEFORE UMD Graduated from Kingsland High School in 2011 • played four years for coach Paul Ekhart and the Knights • received an all-conference honorable mention in his first year starting as a senior • voted team’s most improved player in 2010-11 • also participated in cross country, golf, and football at Kingsland • named an academic all-conference selection in four sports. PERSONAL Born Jacob Allan Harder on Jan. 25, 1993 in Rochester, Minnesota • son of Steve and Denae Harder • has two siblings, Trent and Rachel • member of Kingsland National Honor Society chapter and student council • participated in key club • interests include swimming biking, movies, and video games • majored in exercise science at UMD.

career highs POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS

6 vs. Lincoln (Mo.) - Nov. 14, 2014 9 at Winona State - Feb. 15, 2014 2 vs. Lincoln (Mo.) - Nov. 14, 2014

jake larkin

SOPHOMORE GUARD • 6-3 • 175 • WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN • WATERTOWN H.S. SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 2014-15 10-0 3.3 4-9 44.4 0-3 -- 0-1 -- 8 0.8 0 0 0 0 8 0.8 TOTAL 10-0 3.3 4-9 44.4 0-3 -- 0-1 -- 8 0.8 0 0 0 0 8 0.8

Bulldog Career 2014-15 (FRESHMAN) Appeared in 10 games off the bench for UMD during his first go-around • scored four points in a season-high 10 minutes at MSU-Moorhead on Feb. 13 • hauled in a season-high four rebounds while sinking a pair of points in his collegiate debut against Lincoln (Mo.) on Nov. 14.

BEFORE UMD A 2014 graduate of Watertown High School • played three seasons for coach Travis Moulton and the Goslings • All-Wisconsin Little Ten Conference First Team selection in his senior season, and an Honorable Mention in his junior campaign • served as team captain in his senior season • finished as the Goslings’ top scorer in 201314 • also lettered in baseball and football while at Watertown. PERSONAL Born Jacob Andrew Larkin on Oct. 4, 1995 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin • son of Sherry and Jeffery Larkin • youngest of four siblings (Jackie, Kelly, and Ashley) • member of National Honor Society and Academic Decathlon at Watertown H.S. • father played basketball at NCAA III University of Wisconsin-River Falls • plans to major in mechanical engineering at UMD.

career highs POINTS 4 at MSU-Moorhead - Feb. 13, 2015 REBOUNDS 4 vs. Lincoln (Mo.) - Nov. 14, 2014 ASSISTS --

# 18

kyle schalow

SOPHOMORE GUARD • 6-2 • 170 • SHERWOOD, WISCONSIN • KAUKUNA H.S. SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 2014-15 29-4 12.2 19-43 44.2 13-34 38.2 10-12 83.3 37 1.3 28 14 0 5 61 2.1 TOTAL 29-4 12.2 19-43 44.2 13-34 38.2 10-12 83.3 37 1.3 28 14 0 5 61 2.1

Bulldog Career 2014-15 (FRESHMAN) Started four games while competing in 29 in his debut season with the Bulldogs • scored a season-high nine points on 3-of-4 from threepoint range at MSU-Moorhead on Feb. 13 • scored seven points to go with a season-high four rebounds in 31 minutes against Northern Michigan on Nov. 25 • scored six points and dished seven assists in his collegiate debut against Lincoln (Mo.) on Nov. 14 • scored seven points and three assists in the regular season finale against Minot State on Feb. 21.

BEFORE UMD A 2014 graduate of Kaukauna High School • played three seasons and started two for coach Michael Schalow (his father) and the Galloping Ghosts • earned All-Fox Valley Association honors as a junior and senior captain • selected as an all-conference and allstate “all star” as a senior • named team MVP as a senior • earned academic excellence and basketball excellence awards in each of his final three seasons. PERSONAL Born Kyle James Schalow in Freeport, Illinois on May 20, 1995 • son of Dawn and Michael Schalow • has one brother, Jake, who played basketball for head coach Matt Bowen at Bemidji State and is now a graduate assistant with the Bulldogs • undecided on a major at UMD.

career highs 9 at MSU-Moorhead - Feb. 13, 2015 4 - multiple occasions 7 vs. Lincoln (Mo.) - Nov. 14, 2014

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS

jake wilson

SOPHOMORE FORWARD • 6-5 • 190 • ZIMMERMAN, MINNESOTA • ZIMMERMAN H.S. SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 2013-14 22-1 7.6 17-53 32.1 6-29 20.7 8-14 57.1 29 1.3 1 8 3 4 48 2.2 2014-15 — r edshirt season TOTAL 22-1 7.6 17-53 32.1 6-29 20.7 8-14 57.1 29 1.3 1 8 3 4 48 2.2

Bulldog Career Wilson sat out of game action in 2014-15, receiving a redshirt as he trained with the team in his second go-around at UMD. 2013-14 (FRESHMAN) Served as one of UMD’s top reserves with 22 appearances including one start for the Bulldogs • cracked doubledigits scoring for the first time with a 10-point game at Upper Iowa on Feb. 14, earning his first career start the next night at Winona State • scored eight points in the regular season finale against Minnesota-Crookston while hauling in a season-high six boards • averaged 2.2 points per game while shooting 32.1 percent.

BEFORE UMD Graduated from Zimmerman H.S. in 2013 • lettered three years for Coach Ben Kvidt’s Thunder • participated in the Minnesota State All-Star game in his senior season • named Team MVP as a senior captain • received all-conference honors twice while leading the team in scoring and rebounding in his junior and senior seasons, as well as blocks three seasons • owns the Zimmerman H.S. school record for rebounds • scored over 1,000 points in his prep career while placing second all-time in scoring for the Thunder • also an All-Section selection as a two-year starter. PERSONAL Born James Robert Wilson III on August 24, 1994 • son of Lisa and J.R. Wilson • oldest of seven siblings (Lydia, Isabella, Sophia, Gabriella, Luke, and Elijah) • participated in National Honor Society and DECA • received the Leadership Award his senior year • interests include sports, video games, and the outdoors • will major in accounting at UMD.

# 20

career highs POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS

10 at Upper Iowa - Feb. 14, 2014 6 vs. Minnesota-Crookston - Feb. 22, 2014 1 vs. Southwest Minnesota State - Jan. 11, 2014

lane olson

SOPHOMORE FORWARD• 6-6 • 218 • COLFAX, WISCONSIN • COLFAX H.S. SEASON GP-GS MINS FG-ATT FG% 3FG-ATT 3FG% FT-ATT FT% REB AVG AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 2013-14 26-6 13.3 26-53 48.1 0-0 -- 14-16 87.5 78 3.0 7 11 19 5 66 2.5 2014-15 — r edshirt season TOTAL 26-6 13.3 26-53 48.1 0-0 -- 14-16 87.5 78 3.0 7 11 19 5 66 2.5

Bulldog Career

BEFORE UMD

A 2013 graduate of Colfax H.S. • started four years for coach Andy Meade and the Vikings • named Wisconsin all-state selection his junior season • received an All-Northwestern region and All-Dunn/ St. Croix conference selection in his third year • played in Wisconsin 2013-14 (FRESHMAN) Appeared in state basketball tournament his junior year • named team captain 26 games for UMD including six and team mvp as a senior • also participated in golf as a second starts while averaging 2.5 points and 3.0 rebounds per game team all-conference selection. • played his best collegiate game on Dec. 21 against St. Cloud PERSONAL Born Lane Gerhardt Olson on Mar. 2, 1995 in New State, netting season-highs of eight points, nine rebounds, and Richmond, Wisconsin • son of Steve and Amy Olson • one of five Olson three assists against the Huskies • broke into the college game children including older brother, Clay who also attends UMD, and with an eight-rebound performance against Wisconsin-Superior on younger siblings Cheyenne, Wyatt, and Addy • cousin John Emerson Nov. 19 • scored six points along with five rebounds in an 81-74 played basketball for the Bulldogs from 2003-06 • interests include UMD win over Minot State • shot 49.1 percent and had the fourth- hunting, weight-lifting, and golf • undecided on a major at UMD. highest rebounding rate among returners.

Olson sat out of game action in 2014-15, receiving a redshirt as he trained with the team in his second go-around at UMD.

career highs POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS

8 vs. St. Cloud State - Dec. 21, 2013 9 vs. St. Cloud State - Dec. 21, 2013 3 vs. St. Cloud State - Dec. 21, 2013

trevor entwisle

FRESHMAN GUARD • 5-11 • 170 • NEENAH, WISCONSIN • NEENAH H.S.

BEFORE UMD A 2015 graduate of Neenah High School • started four seasons for head coach Scott Bork and the Rockets • shot 50.0 percent from beyond the arc as a junior, earning All-Fox Valley Conference honors • led all scorers with 14 points in the 2014 Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 1 state championship game as Germantown High School edged Neenah 48-42 • also spent three seasons on the Neenah football squad as an all-conference two-way player at cornerback and wide receiver. PERSONAL Born Trevor Jon Entwisle on Sept. 20, 1995 in Appleton, Wisconsin • son of Angie and Troy Entwisle • one of two Entwisle siblings (Jordan) • plans to major in business at UMD.

# sean burns, jr.

FRESHMAN FORWARD• 6-5 • 00 • PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA • ROBBINSDALE-ARMSTRONG H.S.

BEFORE UMD A 2015 graduate of Robbinsdale Armstrong High School • ranked first in the Northwest Suburban Conference with 8.5 rebounds and third in assists with 3.4 assists during his senior season • earned an All-Metro Third Team selection by the Star Tribune • scored 15.3 points, grabbed one steal, and knocked back 1.2 blocks per game last season. PERSONAL ??

ryan kaczynski

FRESHMAN GUARD • 6-4 • 200 • SHOREVIEW, MINNESOTA • MOUNDS VIEW H.S.

BEFORE UMD A 2015 graduate of Mounds View High School • started three seasons for the Mustangs • received AllSuburban East Conference honors each of the past three seasons and All-Metro selections the past two seasons • led the Mustangs in scoring as a junior and led the conference in scoring as a senior • a 1,000 point career scorer, he is second all-time in points at Mounds View • also participated in football as a tight end/wide receiver and track & field as a jumper/sprinter. PERSONAL Born Ryan Daniel Kaczynski on August 28, 1996 in Ashland, Wisconsin • son of Jeanne and Dan Kaczynski • one of three siblings (Stephanie and Jenny) • mother, Jeanne, ran track at Marquette University and his grandfather Bob Kaczynski is a 1999 inductee into the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame, as the former coach of the West Allis Hale Girls High School team • participated in National Honor Society and the student newspaper while at Mounds View • plans to major in marketing at UMD.

cody tomlinson

FRESHMAN GUARD • 6-3 • 180 • ASHLAND, WISCONSIN • WASHBURN H.S.

BEFORE UMD A 2015 graduate of Washburn High School • started four seasons for Coach Gasperini and the Castle Guards • led Wasburn to back-to-back undefeated Indian Head Conference championship seasons and a Wisconsin state tournament appearance • all-time leading scorer at Washburn, earning first team allconference honors each of the past three seasons, including Player of the Year selections as a junior and senior • made the All-Wisconsin First Team as a senior. PERSONAL Born Cody Lee Tomlinson on May 10, 1997 in Ashland, Wisconsin • son of Jolene and Lee Tomlinson • one of three Tomlinson siblings (Jon and Kailey) • undecided on a major at UMD.

2014-15 season

individual statisticS NO. PLAYER

GP-GS MIN AVG. FG-ATT. PCT 3FG-ATT. PCT FT-ATT. PCT REB AVG. PF AST TO BLK STL TP AVG.

44 Brett Er vin 30-30 1047 34.9 203-433 46.9 45-109 41.3 123-155 79.4 164 5.5 68 41 63 10 8 574 19.1 10 Pierre Newton 30-26 938 31.3 136-283 48.1 14-50 28.0 117-153 76.5 183 6.1 98 52 58 5 21 403 13.4 24 Brendon Pineda 30-30 1012 33.7 126-252 50.0 24-81 29.6 54-76 71.1 171 5.7 69 40 33 16 19 330 11.0 23 Taylor Laver y 30-27 971 32.4 99-236 41.9 49-129 38.0 69-90 76.7 95 3.2 53 53 37 2 25 316 10.5 12 Reece Zoelle 29-18 955 32.9 89-228 39.0 33-96 34.4 13-22 59.1 121 4.2 53 47 40 1 10 224 7.7 4 Justin Byrd 30-15 632 21.1 30-62 48.4 4-10 40.0 24-33 72.7 73 2.4 58 56 31 2 24 88 2.9 21 Kyle Schalow 29-4 354 12.2 19-43 44.2 13-34 38.2 10-12 83.3 37 1.3 32 28 14 0 5 61 2.1 42 Jake Harder 10-0 81 8.1 8-18 44.4 0-4 0.0 3-4 75.0 12 1.2 6 2 1 0 0 19 1.9 34 Will Marshall 8-0 48 6.0 4-14 28.6 0-2 0.0 3-3 100.0 7 0.9 3 3 1 2 0 11 1.4 50 Charles Benson 16-0 91 5.7 6-12 50.0 -- -- 3-4 75.0 8 0.5 10 2 5 1 0 15 0.9 54 Brody Jackson 8-0 19 2.4 3-7 42.9 -- -- 1-1 100.0 4 0.5 1 0 0 0 0 7 0.9 20 Jake Larkin 10-0 33 3.3 4-9 44.4 0-3 0.0 0-1 0.0 8 0.8 2 0 0 0 0 8 0.8 22 Treyton Daniels 11-0 76 6.9 2-12 16.7 0-4 0.0 2-4 50.0 14 1.3 7 4 8 2 0 6 0.5 14 Brandyn Christman 7-0 18 2.6 0-3 0.0 0-1 0.0 -- -- 1 0.1 1 2 2 0 2 0 0.0 TOTAL 30 729-1612 45.2 182-523 34.8 422-558 75.6 995 33.2 461 330 300 41 114 2062 68.7 OPPONENTS 30 779-1738 44.8 218-595 36.6 303-419 72.3 976 32.5 520 372 263 91 140 2079 69.3

TEAM STATISTICS UMD OPPONENTS Scoring 2,062 2,079 Points Per Game 68.7 69.3 FG-Attempts (Percent) 729-1612 (45.2) 779-1738 (44.8) 3-pt FG-Att (Percent) 182-523 (34.8) 218-595 (36.6) FT-Attempts (Percent) 422-558 (75.6) 303-419 (72.3) Rebounds (per game) 995 (33.2) 976 (32.5) Assists (per game) 330 (11.0) 372 (12.4) Turnovers (per game) 300 (10.0) 263 (8.8) Assist-Turnover Ratio 1.1 1.4 Steals (per game) 114 (3.8) 140 (4.7) Blocks (per game) 41 (1.4) 91 (3.0)

GAME HIGHS Points 94 Field Goals 34 FG Attempts 65 FG Percentage 63.0 3-pt Field Goals 11 11 3-pt FG Attempts 28 3-pt FG Percentage 58.8 Free Throws 28 FT Attempts 34 FT Percentage 100.0 (9-9) Rebounds 46 Assists 21 Steals 8 Blocked Shots 5 Fouls 23

Wayne State (Neb.) - Jan. 16 Wayne State (Neb.) - Jan. 16 Augustana (S.D.) - Mar. 1 Wayne State (Neb.) - Jan. 16 Minot State - Feb. 21 Winona State - Feb. 7 Minot State - Feb. 21 at Sioux Falls - Jan. 30 Bemidji State - Jan. 9 Bemidji State - Jan. 9 Southwest Minnesota - Jan. 31 Wisconsin-Superior - Nov. 18 Lincoln (Mo.) - Nov. 14 Minnesota-Crookston - Dec. 5 Wayne State (Neb.) - Jan. 16 Northern State - Dec. 12

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

attendance ALL GAMES HOME AWAY NEUTRAL

DATES TOTAL AVERAGE 30 30,757 1,025 15 9,988 666 13 17,519 1,348 2 3,250 1,625

Statistical Leaders SCORING Ervin Newton Pineda Lavery Zoelle

G 30 30 30 30 29

PTS AVG 574 19.1 403 13.4 330 11.0 316 10.5 224 7.7

OVERALL 16-14 • NSIC 12-10 • HOME 9-6 • ROAD 6-7 • NEUTRAL 1-1 DATE OPPONENT RESULT LOCATION ATTENDANCE Nov. 1 X Notre Dame L 71-88 Notre Dame, Ind. - Nov. 6 X Minnesota L 68-95 Minneapolis, Minn. - Nov. 14 Lincoln (Mo.) W 89-58 Bolivar, Mo. - Nov. 15 Southwest Baptist W 68-67 Bolivar, Mo. 820 Nov. 18 Wisconsin-Superior W 80-70 Romano Gym 1,017 Nov. 22 Michigan Tech (R.V.) L 58-60 Romano Gym 512 Nov. 23 Wisconsin-Parkside (R.V.) L 61-79 Romano Gym 402 Nov. 25 Northern Michigan L 53-56 Marquette, Mich. 263 Nov. 29 * St. Cloud State L 66-69 St. Cloud, Minn. 1,443 Dec. 5 * Minnesota-Crookston W 66-50 Crookston, Minn. 382 Dec. 6 * Bemidji State W 79-66 Bemidji, Minn. 597 Dec. 12 * Northern State L 50-58 Romano Gym 722 Dec. 13 * No. 14 MSU-Moorhead W 60-58 Romano Gym 831 Dec. 20 * St. Cloud State L 74-98 Romano Gym 581 Jan. 2 * Concordia-St. Paul L 56-65 St. Paul, Minn. 862 Jan. 3 * No. 16 Minnesota State L 71-86 Mankato, Minn. 1,170 Jan. 9 * Bemidji State W 84-80 (OT) Romano Gym - Jan. 10 * Minnesota-Crookston W 71-47 Romano Gym 512 Jan. 16 * Wayne State (Neb.) W 94-80 (OT) Romano Gym 485 Jan. 17 * No. 9 Augustana (S.D.) L 69-95 Romano Gym 578 Jan. 23 * Minot State W 60-56 Minot, N.D. 1,267 Jan. 24 * U-Mary L 71-75 Bismarck, N.D. 1,119 Jan. 30 * Sioux Falls W 74-70 Sioux Falls, S.D. 638 Jan. 31 * Southwest Minnesota L 59-78 Marshall, Minn. 2,321 Feb. 6 * Upper Iowa L 64-68 Romano Gym 833 Feb. 7 * Winona State W 76-63 Romano Gym 733 Feb. 13 * No. 9 MSU-Moorhead L 67-89 Moorhead, Minn. 2,032 Feb. 14 * Northern State W 67-63 Aberdeen, S.D. 4,560 Feb. 20 * U-Mary W 63-60 Romano Gym 788 Feb. 21 * Minot State W 83-80 (OT) Romano Gym 982 Feb. 25 # Winona State W 76-64 Romano Gym 1,012 Mar. 1 # No. 2 Augustana (S.D.) L 62-71 Sioux Falls, S.D. 3,250

3-PT FG PCT 3FG ATT PCT Ervin 45 109 41.3 Schalow 13 34 38.2 Lavery 49 129 38.0 Zoelle 33 96 34.4 Pineda 24 81 29.6

* minimum 15 games

* minimum 25 attempts

FG PCT FG ATT PCT Pineda 126 252 50.0 Byrd 30 62 48.4 Newton 136 283 48.1 Ervin 203 433 46.9 Schalow 19 43 44.2

FT PCT 3FG ATT PCT Ervin 123 155 79.4 Lavery 69 90 76.7 Newton 117 153 76.5 Byrd 24 33 72.7 Pineda 54 76 71.1

* minimum 40 attempts

* minimum 25 attempts

X Exhibition | * NSIC Game | # NSIC Tournament

REBOUND G Newton 30 Pineda 30 Ervin 30 Zoelle 29 Lavery 30

REB AVG 183 6.1 171 5.7 164 5.5 121 4.2 95 3.2

* minimum 15 games

ASSISTS Byrd Lavery Newton Zoelle Ervin

G 30 30 30 29 30

AST AVG 56 1.9 53 1.8 52 1.7 47 1.6 41 1.4

* minimum 15 games

STEALS Lavery Byrd Newton Pineda Zoelle

G 30 30 30 30 29

STL AVG 25 0.8 24 0.8 21 0.7 19 0.6 10 0.3

* minimum 15 games

BLOCKS Pineda Ervin Newton Lavery Byrd

G BLK AVG 30 16 0.5 30 10 0.3 30 5 0.2 30 2 0.1 30 2 0.1

* minimum 15 games

NSIC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR CASEY SCHILLING Augustana (S.D.) • Junior • Forward

NSIC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR JORDAN SPENCER Augustana (S.D.) • Freshman • Guard

NSIC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR CONNOR MILLER

NSIC CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR DAN JANSEN

Minnesota State Mankato • Senior • Guard

NSIC COACH OF THE YEAR CHAD WALTHALL

Augustana (S.D.) • Junior • Center

JORDAN RRIEWER MSU-Moorhead • Senior • Guard

MSU-Moorhead

NSIC FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE NAME Seth Bachand Brett Ervin Dan Jansen Assem Marei Zach Monaghan Jordan Poydras Jordan Riewer Alex Richter Casey Schilling Isaac Sevlie

SCHOOL Northern State UMD Augustana (S.D.) Minnesota State Minnesota State St. Cloud State MSU-Moorhead Augustana (S.D.) Augustana (S.D.) MSU-Moorhead

NSIC SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE POS. G C C C G G G F F C

YEAR Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr.

NAME Isaiah Gray Grant Lang Aaron Lien Connor Miller Cole Olstad Everett Robinson Jordan Spencer Ty Storrusten Terez VanPelt Charles Ward

SCHOOL Winona State Upper Iowa MSU-Moorhead Minnesota State Concordia-St. Paul Minot State Augustana (S.D.) Northern State Concordia-St. Paul Sioux Falls

POS. G G F G G F G F G G

YEAR So. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Sr.

ALL-TIME NSIC MEN'S BASKETBALL STANDINGS TEAM WIN LOSS PCT. TITLES St. Cloud State 406 212 .657 16 Augustana 84 44 .656 -Northern State 344 184 .652 10 Minnesota State 314 182 .633 17 UMD 393 241 .620 16 Winona State 511 447 .533 14 Wayne State 134 146 .479 1 MSU-Moorhead 463 510 .475 4 Southwest Minnesota 310 348 .471 2 Sioux Falls 20 24 .454 Bemidji State 434 549 .441 9 Concordia-St.Paul 114 166 .407 Minnesota-Morris * 197 289 .405 3 Upper Iowa 64 100 .390 U-Mary 59 105 .360 Michigan Tech * 95 166 .356 2 Minot State 13 31 .295 Minnesota-Crookston 39 241 .140 * No longer a member of the NSIC.

2014-15 NSIC/SANFORD HEALTH ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM NAME Alex Richter Casey Schilling Dan Jansen Jordan Riewer Tyler Vaughan

SCHOOL Augustana (S.D.) Augustana (S.D.) Augustana (S.D.) MSU-Moorhead MSU-Moorhead

POS. G/F F F G G

YEAR Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr.

NSIC/SANFORD HEALTH TOURNAMENT MVP CASEY SCHILLING Augustana (S.D.) • Junior • Forward

year-by-year records

SEASON

COACH

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2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08# 2006-07# 2005-06# 2004-05# 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81 1979-80 1978-79 1977-78 1976-77 1975-76% 1974-75% 1973-74% 1972-73% 1971-72%

Matt Bowen Matt Bowen Matt Bowen Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Gary Holquist Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race Dale Race George Fisher George Fisher George Fisher George Fisher George Fisher George Fisher Dave Hopkins Dave Hopkins Mel Fratzke Mel Fratzke Mel Fratzke Maurice Ray Maurice Ray

16 14 .533 12 14 .444 8 19 .296 14 13 .519 10 16 .385 7 20 .259 20 11 .645 9 19 .321 16 13 .551 15 14 .517 12 16 .429 18 12 .600 19 12 .613 19 11 .633 16 12 .571 18 14 .563 13 14 .481 10 17 .370 21 6 .778 15 10 .600 19 8 .704 16 12 .571 16 12 .571 23 9 .719 27 5 .844 26 6 .812 25 6 .806 25 6 .806 24 7 .774 23 8 .742 23 8 .742 25 5 .833 24 5 .827 24 5 .741 20 7 .741 15 12 .550 12 15 .444 11 15 .424 15 12 .550 10 6 .384 13 13 .500 10 16 .384 16 8 .667 17 9 .654

12 10 6 11 8 4 14 2 6 5 4 9 12 14 12 13 6 4 10 8 9 5 6 10 10 11 12 12 11 11 8 10 10 10 10 11 10 7 9 7 9 5 10 10

W L PCT.

W L PCT. 10 .545 12 .455 16 .375 11 .500 13 .381 16 .200 6 .700 10 .167 6 .500 7 .417 8 .333 7 .563 6 .667 4 .778 6 .667 5 .722 6 .500 8 .333 2 .833 4 .670 3 .750 7 .412 6 .500 2 .833 2 .833 1 .917 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .917 1 .917 4 .667 2 .833 2 .833 2 .833 5 .667 7 .611 6 .625 7 .500 5 .643 11 .388 9 .500 11 .313 6 .625 6 .625

# played in North Central Conference (2004-08)

PLACE 4th/N 5th/N 6th/N 7th T-10th 13th T-3rd 7th 4th 4th 6th 4th T-3rd T-1st T-3rd 3rd 4th T-4th T-1st T-2nd 2nd 5th T-3rd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st T-2nd T-1st 1st T-1st 3rd T-4th 5th 5th 3rd 7th 5th 8th 3rd T-3rd

COACHING CAREER RECORDS (by overall victories)

SEASON

COACH

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1970-71% Norb Fox 10 16 .384 8 8 .500 5th 1969-70% Norb Fox 8 18 .308 5 11 .313 7th 1968-69% Norm Olson 3 18 .143 1 15 .063 9th 1967-68% Norm Olson 14 10 .583 8 8 .500 5th 1966-67% Norm Olson 10 15 .400 6 10 .375 6th 1965-66% Norm Olson 5 18 .216 2 14 .125 8th 1964-65% Norm Olson 20 8 .714 11 5 .688 2nd 1963-64% Norm Olson 19 8 .704 13 3 .813 2nd 1962-63% Norm Olson 20 6 .769 13 3 .813 2nd 1961-62% Norm Olson 20 4 .804 15 1 .937 1st 1960-61% Norm Olson 19 6 .760 12 4 .750 1st 1959-60% Norm Olson 20 4 .894 13 3 .813 2nd 1958-59% Norm Olson 22 4 .845 15 1 .937 1st 1957-58% Norm Olson 20 3 .870 15 1 .937 1st 1956-57% Norm Olson 15 7 .682 11 5 .688 2nd 1955-56% Norm Olson 11 11 .500 7 9 .437 5th 1954-55% Norm Olson 11 14 .440 6 10 .375 6th 1953-54% Ray Isenbarger 15 10 .600 8 8 .500 T-4th 1952-53% Ray Isenbarger 12 11 .521 8 8 .500 4th 1951-52% Joe Gerlach 3 18 .143 1 11 .083 7th 1950-51% Ray Isenbarger 9 8 .529 3 4 .429 Lewis Rickert 3 3 .500 2 3 .400 5th 1949-50% Ray Isenbarger 9 13 .409 5 8 .384 4th 1948-49 Joe Gerlach 15 5 .750 7 3 .700 T-2nd 1947-48 Joe Gerlach 11 8 .578 7 3 .700 T-2nd 1946-47 Frank Puglisi 4 10 .285 3 7 .300 6th 1945-46 Frank Puglisi 4 8 .333 0 6 .000 6th 1944-45 Charles Mourin 1 2 .333 - - - 1943-44 No Team 1942-43 Lloyd Peterson 4 11 .267 2 4 .333 5th 1941-42 Lloyd Peterson 2 11 .152 2 8 .200 6th 1940-41 Lloyd Peterson 5 8 .384 4 5 .444 3rd 1939-40 Lloyd Peterson 6 6 .500 5 3 .625 3rd 1938-39 Lloyd Peterson 6 6 .500 3 5 .375 T-3rd 1937-38 Lloyd Peterson 11 2 .846 6 2 .750 2nd 1936-37 Lloyd Peterson 16 2 .888 8 0 1.000 1st 1935-36 Lloyd Peterson 19 2 .904 8 0 1.000 1st 1934-35 Lloyd Peterson 15 2 .882 7 0 1.000 1st 1933-34 Lloyd Peterson 11 3 .785 6 1 .857 1st 1932-33 Lloyd Peterson 7 8 .467 3 5 .375 5th 1931-32 Lloyd Peterson 3 9 .250 1930-31 Frank Kovach 6 9 .400

DALE RACE (1984-98) Overall: 293-120 | NSIC: 127-41

NORM OLSON (1954-69) Overall: 229-136 | MIAC: 148-92

GARY HOLQUIST (1998-2012) Overall: 206-197 | Conf.: 120-111

GEORGE FISHER (1978-84) Overall: 120-49 | NSIC: 62-63

LLOYD PETERSON (1931-44) Overall: 105-79 | NSIC: 54-33

RAY ISENBARGER (1949-51, 1952-54) Overall: 45-42 | Conf.: 24-28

MATT BOWEN (2013 - ) Overall: 36-48 | NSIC: 28-38

MAURICE RAY (1971-73) Overall: 33-17 | MIAC: 20-12

MEL FRATZKE (1973-76) Overall: 33-45 | MIAC: 21-31

JOE GERLACH (1947-49, 1951-52) Overall: 29-31 | Conf.: 28-38

DAVE HOPKINS (1976-78) Overall: 26-27 | NSIC: 16-12

NORB FOX (1969-71) Overall: 18-34 | NSIC: 13-19

FRANK PUGLISI (1945-47) Overall: 8-18 | NSIC: 3-13

FRANK KOVACH (1930-31) Overall: 6-9

LEWIS RICKERT (1951) Overall: 3-3 | MIAC: 2-3

CHARLES MOURIN (1944-45) Overall: 1-2

% played in Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (1949-76)

against the competition OPPONENTS SERIES RECORDS NSIC OPPONENTS

Augustana (S.D.) Bemidji State Concordia-St. Paul U-Mary Minnesota-Crookston Minnesota State MSU-Moorhead Minot State Northern State St. Cloud State Sioux Falls Southwest Minnesota State Upper Iowa Wayne State (Neb.) Winona State

NON-CONFERENCE FOES

American Indian Bible American American (Puerto Rico) Angelo State Assumption Athens State Athletes In Action Augsburg Austin Baker Baldwin-Wallace Bellarmine Bellevue State (Neb.) Bethel Biola Boston Brownskins Bradley Brandon (Canada) Briar Cliff College Cal Poly-Pomona Cal State-Dominguez Cal State-Stanislaus California (Pa.) California-San Diego Capital Carroll (Wis.) Carthage Central State (Ohio) Central Washington Chadron State (Neb.) Cincinnati Metropolitan Coleraine J.C. Colorado Christian Colorado-Colorado Springs Colorado Mines Colorado State-Pueblo

W-L

LAST MEETING

W-L

LAST MEETING

11-13 2014-15 90-40 2014-15 12-12 2014-15 8-5 2014-15 26-4 2014-15 32-43 2014-15 77-39 2014-15 4-3 2014-15 39-32 2014-15 31-51 2014-15 2-1 2014-15 50-29 2014-15 6-7 2014-15 14-6 2014-15 63-34 2014-15 1-0 1993-94 1-0 1954-55 3-0 1999-00 1-0 2012-13 1-0 1990-91 0-1 1990-91 0-3 2005-06 31-30 1986-87 1-0 1958-59 1-0 1992-93 1-0 1953-54 1-1 2009-10 1-0 1982-83 1-1 1973-74 1-0 1984-85 1-0 1935-36 0-1 1969-70 2-2 1984-85 1-1 1983-84 1-0 1984-85 0-1 2010-11 0-1 1981-82 0-1 1999-00 1-0 1981-82 1-0 1977-78 1-0 1982-83 1-0 1980-81 0-1 1963-64 0-1 1984-85 1-0 2000-01 1-0 1992-93 0-1 1930-31 0-1 2004-05 0-1 2001-02 1-1 2007-08 0-1 2006-07

OPPONENT

Concordia-Moorhead Crown (Minn.) Danish Nationals David Lipscomb Denver Dominican (N.Y.) Drake Duluth Coast Guard Duluth J.C. Duluth YMCA East Texas State Eastern (Pa.) Eastern Illinois Ely J.C. Emporia State Eveleth J.C. Falician Faulkner Florida Gulf Coast Florida Southern Finlandia Georgetown (Ky.) Grand Canyon Green Bay Gustavus Adolphus Hamline Hancock Harlem Globetrotters Hawaii Pacific Hawaii-Hilo Hibbing J.C. Humboldt State Huron Husson Illinois State Iowa Itasca Junior Lakehead (Ont.) Lakeland (Wis.) Lake Superior State Lamar Tech Lander (S.C.) Lees-Mcrae (N.C.) Lincoln (Mo.) Luther (Iowa) Macalester Manitoba Mayville State Maryville-St. Louis Mesa State (Colo.) Metro State (Colo.) Michigan Tech

W-L

LAST MEETING

38-18 1982-83 3-0 1998-99 1-0 1973-74 2-1 1990-91 0-1 1972-73 1-0 2006-07 0-1 1973-74 1-1 1942-43 17-6 1945-46 1-0 1931-32 0-1 1957-58 1-0 1987-88 0-2 1964-65 2-2 1930-31 1-1 1993-94 12-2 1938-39 1-0 2006-07 1-0 1991-92 1-0 2005-06 0-1 2008-09 1-0 2004-05 0-2 1989-90 0-2 2010-11 0-6* 2014-15 32-25 1975-76 28-30 1993-94 1-0 1935-36 2-1 1947-48 1-0 1989-90 1-0 1991-92 3-3 1935-36 1-0 1996-97 1-1 1985-86 1-0 1990-91 0-1 1949-50 0-1 1972-73 0-1 1930-31 8-4 1986-87 1-0 1980-81 4-0 1989-90 1-0 1966-67 0-1 1999-00 1-0 2008-09 1-1 2014-15 1-0 1980-81 30-21 1975-76 2-0 1950-51 1-0 1994-95 1-0 2009-10 0-1 2000-01 1-3 2007-08 31-29 2014-15

OPPONENT

Milton Minnesota Minnesota (JV) Minnesota-Morris Mississippi Montana State Montana Montevallo (Ala.) Morningside Mount Senario Minneapolis Ascension Navy Pier Nebraska Nebraska-Kearney Nebraska-Omaha North Dakota North Dakota State Northeast Missouri State Northwest Missouri State Northern Colorado Northern Michigan Northern Iowa Northland Northwest Nazarene Northwestern (Iowa) Northwestern Oklahoma State Northwood Notre Dame Oklahoma State Oakland City Oral Roberts Ouachita Baptist Pace Pacific Lutheran Pan American Peoria

W-L

LAST MEETING

1-0 1980-81 0-1* 2014-15 0-1 1947-48 50-15 2002-03 0-1 1975-76 1-0 1964-65 2-0 1964-65 2-1 2008-09 1-0 1949-50 13-0 1998-99 0-2 1935-36 1-0 1948-49 0-1 1973-74 0-4 2009-10 4-6 2007-08 9-16 2007-08 4-3 2004-05 0-3 1978-79 1-0 2002-03 1-1 1976-77 33-33 2008-09 0-2 1978-79 24-4 2010-11 1-0 2002-03 1-1 1981-82 0-1 1992-93 4-0 2011-12 0-1* 2014-15 0-1 1975-76 0-1 1997-98 0-1 1974-75 0-1 1980-81 1-0 2007-08 1-0 1962-63 0-1 1966-67 0-1 1950-51

OPPONENT

Pfeiffer Phillips 66 Oilers Quantico Marine Base Quincy Regis Richmond Ripon Saginaw Valley State St. John’s (Minn.) St. Leo Saint Mary’s (Minn.) St. Mary’s (Tex.) Saint Michael’s (Vt.) St. Olaf St. Scholastica St. Thomas (Minn.) San Francisco State Seattle Pacific Sioux City South Dakota South Dakota State Southern Colorado Southern Indiana Southwest Baptist Southwest Missouri State Southwest Texas State Talladega Tampa Tarleton State Taylor Texas A&M-Kingsville Texas-Pan American Truman State Valley City State Virginia J.C. Viterbo Washburn Waynesburg Wayne State (Mich.) West End Merchants West Virginia Wesleyan Western Michigan Western Ontario (Canada) Wheaton (Ill.) Wisconsin-Eau Claire Wisconsin-La Crosse Wisconsin-Milwaukee Wisconsin-Parkside Wisconsin-River Falls Wisconsin-Stevens Point Wisconsin-Stout Wisconsin-Superior Xavier (La.)

W-L

LAST MEETING

0-1 1991-92 0-1 1961-62 0-1 1954-55 0-1 1988-89 0-1 2006-07 0-1 1954-55 1-0 1964-65 0-1 2011-12 30-34 1985-86 1-0 1995-96 31-21 1975-76 1-0 1989-90 1-0 2004-05 14-1 1991-92 20-1 2007-08 25-33 1983-84 1-0 1996-97 0-1 2002-03 1-0 1982-83 6-10 2008-09 4-8 2003-04 1-2 2002-03 0-2 2009-10 1-0 2014-15 0-1 1986-87 0-1 1966-67 1-0 1990-91 0-1 1995-96 1-0 1991-92 0-1 1952-53 0-1 1994-95 0-2 1994-95 1-0 2007-08 2-1 1952-53 0-2 1931-32 1-0 1988-89 0-2 2012-13 0-1 1987-88 1-1 1998-99 0-1 1930-31 0-1 1958-59 0-1 1970-71 1-0 1971-72 0-1 1956-57 5-9 1989-90 0-1 1987-88 2-1 1984-85 6-6 2014-15 4-4 1977-78 2-2 1989-90 9-1 2013-14 91-44 2014-15 1-0 1990-91

*includes exhibition

umd in the postseason CONFERENCE AND NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS

NSIC TOURNAMENT

DATE OPPONENT ROUND RESULT Mar. 4, 2000 N Wayne State (Neb.) Finals L 60-72 Feb. 27, 2001 Northern State First W 87-78 Mar. 2, 2001 N Southwest Minnesota Semis L 71-78 Feb. 27, 2002 Wayne State (Neb.) First W 79-62 Mar. 2, 2002 N Bemidji State Semis W 69-58 Mar. 3, 2002 N Southwest Minnesota Finals W 59-57 Mar. 5, 2003 Wayne State (Neb.) First W 93-63 Mar. 8, 2003 N Northern State Semis W 63-65 OT Mar. 9, 2003 N MSU-Moorhead Finals W 71-65 Mar. 3, 2004 Wayne State (Neb.) First W 68-65 Mar. 6, 2004 N Bemidji Satate Semis W 81-75 Mar. 7, 2004 N Northern State Finals L 58-63 Mar. 4, 2009 @ Minnesota State First L 74-101 Feb. 29, 2012 @ Southwest Minnesota First L 92-99 Feb. 27, 2013 @ Augustana First L 81-89 Feb. 26, 2014 @ Upper Iowa First L 81-86 Feb. 25, 2015 Winona State First W 67-64 Mar. 1, 2015 N Augustana (S.D.) Quarters L 62-71

NCC TOURNAMENT DATE OPPONENT Mar. 1, 2005 @ St. Cloud State Mar. 1, 2006 Augustana Mar. 4, 2006 @ Minnesota State

ROUND RESULT Quarters L 57-51 Quarters W 80-71 Semis L 71-77

NCAA TOURNAMENT DATE OPPONENT ROUND RESULT Mar. 5, 1957 Wheaton (Ill.) First L75-84 Mar. 5, 1965 @ North Dakota First L 57-67 Mar. 6, 1965 N Colorado State College (Third) W 86-65 Mar. 7, 1997 N Nebraska-Kearney First L 76-90 Mar. 8, 2002 N Metro State of Denver First L 61-66 Mar. 14, 2003 @ Nebraska-Kearney First L 67-72

UMD hosted its first home playoff game since 2006 in the 2014-15 season, defeating Winona State University. Brett Ervin (’15) posted 30 points while Brendon Pineda (’16) grabbed 16 rebounds with 10 points to lead the way. The Bulldogs are now 6-0 at Romano Gym since the turn of the millenium.

NAIA DISTRICT DATE OPPONENT Mar. 7, 1958 N St. Cloud State Mar. 5, 1959 N St. Cloud State Mar. 5, 1964 N St. Cloud State Mar. 2, 1981 @ Augsburg Mar. 3, 1982 @ Concordia-Moorhead Mar. 5, 1983 St. John’s (Minn.) Mar. 3, 1984 St. Thomas (Minn.) Mar. 7, 1984 @ St. John’s (Minn.) Mar. 5, 1985 MSU-Moorhead Mar. 7, 1985 Bemidji State Mar. 2, 1986 Southwest Minnesota Mar. 5, 1986 Winona State Feb. 28, 1987 MSU-Moorhead Mar. 4, 1987 Southwest Minnesota Mar. 5, 1988 MSU-Moorhead Mar. 9, 1988 Minnesota-Morris Mar. 4, 1989 Winona State Mar. 8, 1989 Minnesota-Morris Mar. 3, 1990 MSU-Moorhead Mar. 6, 1990 Winona State Mar. 1, 1991 Minnesota-Morris Mar. 6, 1991 Southwest Minnesota Mar. 4, 1992 Southwest Minnesota Mar. 10, 1992 Winona State Mar. 3, 1993 Minnesota Morris Mar. 2, 1994 MSU-Moorhead

ROUND RESULT Finals W 71-66 Finals W 67-65 OT Semis L 71-72 Semis L 79-89 Semis L 73-83 Semis L 66-68 Semis W 71-61 Finals L 51-53 Semis W 89-79 Finals W 71-54 Semis W 71-56 Finals W 75-57 Semis W 91-60 Finals W 78-69 Semis W 66-43 Finals W 71-54 Semis W 63-58 Finals W 64-58 Semis W 91-82 Finals W 78-45 Semis W 80-66 Finals W 72-61 Semis W 62-61 Finals W 54-48 Semis L 61-66 Semis L 77-86

NAIA NATIONAL DATE OPPONENT ROUND RESULT Mar. 11, 1958 N East Texas State First L 59-66 Mar. 9, 1959 N Austin (Texas) First W 87-79 Mar. 11, 1959 N West Virginia Wesleyan Second L 75-90 Mar. 14, 1985 N Biola (Calif.) First W 43-40 Mar. 15, 1985 N Central Washington Second L 58-59 Mar. 13, 1986 N David Lipscomb (Tenn.) First L 56-62 Mar. 11, 1987 N Georgetown (Ky.) First L 46-57 Mar. 16, 1988 N Eastern (Pa.) First L 64-68 Mar. 15, 1989 N Washburn (Kan.) First L 55-59 Mar. 14, 1990 N Hawaii Pacific First W 73-66 Mar. 15, 1990 N Georgetown (Ky.) Second L 72-63 OT Mar. 13, 1991 N Xavier (La.) First W 76-68 Mar. 14, 1991 N Athens (Ala.) Second L 59-62 Mar. 17, 1992 N Faulkner (N.C.) First W 66-57 Mar. 19, 1992 N Pfeiffer (Ala.) Second L 53-59

postseason honors ALL-CONFERENCE & ALL-REGION SELECTIONS

ALL-NSIC 1933-34 1934-35 1935-36 1936-37 1947-48 1948-49 1976-77 1979-80 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92

Maurice Gorham (G) Maurice Gorham (G) Maurice Gorham (G) Roy Moren (F) John Vucinovich (C) Louis Barle (G) Maurice Gorham (G) Roy Moren (F) Rudy Monson (C) Dick Hill (F) Rudy Monson (C) Gary Opatz (G) Rockne Johnson (F) Nicky Johnson (G) Nicky Johnson (G) Greg Larson (F) Chris Nuemann (G) Brian Hansen (G) Chris Nuemann* (G) Kendall Kelly (G) Al Wimes (F) Kendall Kelly* (G) Jeff Guidinger* (F) Victor Harvison (G) Jim Olson (F) David Thompson* (F) Jay Guidinger* (C) Jay Guidinger* (C) Dave Hauser (F) Jay Guidinger* (C) Barry Fermanich* (G) Chris Listau (F)

1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2008-09 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Jerry Meyer (G) Damien Paulson (C) Jake Voit (F) Pat Grabner (C) Jake Voit (F) Josh Quigley* (C) Josh Quigley* (C) Jake Nettleton (G) Chris Stanley (F) Jake Nettleton (G) Jason Schneeweis (C) Jason Schneeweis (C) Sean Seaman (G) Brian Sykora (F) John Vaudreil (C) Brett Ervin (C) Ryan Rasmussen (G) Ryan Rasmussen (G) Brett Ervin (C) Second Jake Hottenstine (G) Second Jordan Reetz (G) First Brett Ervin (C) First

ALL-NCC 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

Sean Seaman (G) John Emerson (F) Bryan Foss (G/F) Jordan Nuness (G) Brian Sykora (F)

ALL-MIAC 1949-50 1952-53 1954-55 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1963-64 1964-65 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75

Rudy Monson (C) Charles Hiti (F) Tom Richardson (G) Dave Baker (F) Bob Monson (G) Jon Sampson (G) Bob Monson (G) Jon Sampson (G) Dave Baker (F) Dave Baker (F) Harry Oden (F) Roger Hanson (G) Mike Patterson (C) Mike Patterson (C) Mike Josephson (F) Kerry LaPine (F) Mike Josephson (F) Mark MacDonald (F) Larry Green (F) Dan Hahn (F) Larry Green (F) Mark Johnson (G) Norris Washington (F)

Daktronics all-region* 1999-00 2008-09 2011-12 2014-15

Josh Quigley Brian Sykora John Vaudreuil Ryan Rasmussen Brett Ervin

First Second Second Second Second

NABC All-Region* 1999-00 2003-04 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2014-15

Josh Quigley Sean Seaman Bryan Foss Bryan Foss John Vaudreuil Brian Sykora Brett Ervin

First Second Second Second First Second Second

*Please note this list is incomplete and was first archived following the 2014-15 season. Please forward any missing information to the UMD Sports Information office.

UMD'S ALL-AMERICANS

NABC, NAIA, DAKTRONICS, & NCAA II BULLETIN NATIONAL HONOREES

NICKY JOHNSON

1982-83 NAIA Third Team

JAY GUIDINGER

1990-91 NAIA I First Team 1989-90 NAIA I First Team 1988-89 NAIA I Third Team

DAVID THOMPSON

1987-88 NAIA I Third Team

JERRY MEYER

JEFF GUIDINGER

1993-94 NAIA Second Team

1986-87 NAIA I Third Team

JOSH QUIGLEY

JASON SCHNEEWEIS

1999-2000 NABC Third Team 1999-2000 Daktronics First Team

Division II Bulletin 2002-03 Third Team

BULLDOGS & THE NBA The NBA took notice of two student-athletes who starred at UMD in BILL MATSON ’61 very different generations: Jay Guidinger and Bill Mattson. From Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Guidinger came to UMD in 1987 and promptly embarked on a trip toward stardom. He started all 126 games during his UMD tenure, establishing University records for points (1,953), rebounds (1,095) and blocked shots (195). Guidinger became the first individual to be named NSIC Player of the Year in three straight seasons and made his professional debut with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1992, serving as the primary backup for oft-injured Cavaliers standout Brad Daugherty. The assignment led to semi-regular playing time for Guidinger, who played two seasons in Cleveland before retiring to pursue a business career. Mattson, a master of the hook shot, was a Northern Minnesota legend who came to UMD in 1958 following a brilliant high school career at Virginia (Minn.) High School. As a freshman, Mattson led the Bulldogs in scoring with a 15.8 points-per-game average. He also led the team in scoring as a sophomore and as a senior. By the conclusion of his four-year UMD career Mattson had accumulated 1,617 points, a mark that currently stands sixth on the University’s all-time points list. Following his senior season, Mattson was selected by the Los Angeles Lakers with the 77th pick overall in the 1962 NBA Draft. Mattson is the only Bulldog to ever be drafted.

JAY GUIDINGER ’91

RECORD BOOK

SINGLE GAME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL PLAYER

Total Points Field Goals Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Percentage Free Throws Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Percentage 3pt Field Goals 3pt Field Goal Attempts 3pt Field Goal Percentage Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked Shots

47 20 30 1.000 (12-12) 17 22 1.000 (14-14) 1.000 (14-14) 1.000 (14-14) 11 16 1.000 (5-5) 1.000 (4-4) 22 15 9 6 6 6 6

SINGLE GAME RECORDS TEAM

Total Points 131 Points in a Half 78 Field Goals Made 54 FG Attempts 93 FG Percentage .762 (32-42) Free Throws Made 36 FT Attempts 48 FT Percentage 1.000 (18-18) 3pt FG Made 20 3pt FG Attempts 43 3pt FG Percentage .800 (8-10) Rebounds 67 Assists 39 Steals 20 Blocked Shots 12 Total Points Allowed 124 Points Allowed in a Half 67 Fewest Points Allowed 29 Fewest Points Allowed in a Half 8 Largest Margin of Victory 73 (121-48) Largest Margin of Defeat 45 (96-51)

Jerry Meyer Wisconsin-Superior Mike Patterson St. Thomas (Minn.) Jerry Meyer Wisconsin-Superior Pat Grabner San Francisco State Ryan Rasmussen St. Cloud State John Vaudreuil Montevallo Jerry Meyer Bemidji State Yusuf Abdullah Southwest State Josh Quigley Mount Senario Jerry Meyer American Indian Bible Jerry Meyer American Indian Bible Jake Voit Bemidji State John Emerson Bemidji State Rockne Johnson St. Cloud State Kendall Kelly Southwest Minnesota State Barry Fermanich MSU-Moorhead Jay Guidinger Wisconsin-Stevens Point Josh Quigley Jason Schneeweis MSU-Moorhead Kristofer Jackson Wisconsin-Stout

Feb. 1, 1994 Feb. 8, 1964 Feb. 1, 1994 Dec. 22, 1996 Feb. 5, 2010 Nov. 7, 2008 Feb. 16, 1994 Feb. 7, 1998 Dec. 4, 1998 Dec. 15, 1993 Dec. 15, 1993 Jan. 18, 1995 Feb. 6, 2004 Feb. 13, 1980 Feb. 7, 1986 Feb. 23, 1991 Jan. 7, 1989 two occasions Feb. 8, 2003 Nov. 19, 2013

Hamline Feb. 13, 1973 Hamline (second half) Feb. 13, 1973 Mount Senario Dec. 9, 1983 Bemidji State Feb. 25, 2009 Michigan Tech Dec. 18, 1990 Minnesota-Crookston Nov. 30, 1998 Minnesota-Crookston Nov. 30, 1998 Concordia-St. Paul Jan. 12, 2012 Northland (Wis.) Dec. 3, 2004 South Dakota Dec. 28, 2003 Bemidji State Feb. 12, 1997 Upper Iowa Nov. 18, 1983 Crown College Jan. 31, 1998 Winona State Jan. 29, 1985 and Feb. 22, 1986 Upper Iowa Dec. 12, 2009 Bemidji State Feb. 25, 2009 Bradley (first half) Dec. 3, 1969 Mount Senario Jan. 12, 1983 Wisconsin-Superior (first half) Dec. 12, 1990 Crown Jan. 31, 1998 Wisconsin-Eau Claire Dec. 13, 1975

SINGLE season RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Total Points 718 Field Goals 255 Field Goal Attempts 466 Field Goal Percentage .675 (168-249) Free Throws 178 Free Throw Attempts 264 Free Throw Percentage .897 (61-68) Consecutive FTs Made 30 3pt Field Goals 100 3pt Field Goal Attempts 222 3pt Field Goal Percentage .583 Rebounds 367 Assists 201 Steals 96 Blocked Shots 63 Fouls 112 Games Played 32

SINGLE season RECORDS TEAM

Jerry Meyer 1993-94 Mike Patterson 1963-64 Gary Opatz 1977-78 Greg Larson 1982-83 Josh Quigley 1999-00 Josh Quigley 1999-00 Mark Johnson 1973-74 Dave Zollar 1990-91 Jordan Nuness 2007-08 Jordan Nuness 2007-08 Jim Hill 1986-87 Tom Adams 1961-62 Kendall Kelly 1985-86 Alan Wimes 1984-85 Jay Guidinger 1990-91 Jerry Brockhaus 1984-85 Barry Fermanich 1989-90 (first of multiple)

Field Goals 977 1965-66 and 1982-83 Field Goals Attempted 2,107 1971-72 Field Goal Percentage .554 (977-1675) 1982-83 Free Throws 620 1954-55 Free Throws Attempted 891 1954-55 Free Throw Percentage .786 (430-547) 1998-99 3-Point Field Goals Made 292 2003-04 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 774 2003-04 3-Point Field Goal Percentage .441 (183-415) 1996-97 Rebounds 1,234 1981-82 Assists 638 1983-84 Steals 340 1984-85 Blocked Shots 157 1984-85 Total Points 2,551 1999-00 Points Per Game Average 89.0 1971-72 Most Games 32 1989-90,1990-91 and 1999-2000 Most Wins 27 1990-91 Fewest Wins 2 1941-42 Highest Winning Percentage .904 (19-2) 1935-36 Lowest Winning Percentage .143 (3-18) 1952-53 and 1968-69 Most Home Wins in One Season 18 1986-87 Most Road Wins in One Season 11 1988-89

BARRY FERMANICH ’92

KENDALL KELLY ’86

CAREER RECORDS Field Goals 796 Field Goal Attempts 1,409 Field Goal Percentage .637 Free Throws 436 Free Throw Attempts 606 Free Throw Percentage .859 .859 3pt Field Goals 241 3pt Field Goal Attempts 616 3pt Field Goal Percentage .468 Total Points 1,953 Rebounds 1,116 Assists 559 Steals 225 Blocked Shots 196 Games Played 127 Consecutive Games Played 127 Consecutive Games Started 127

STATISTICAL LEADERS POINTS 1. Jay Guidinger (1987-91) 1,953 2. Mike Patterson (1961-65) 1,808 3. Dave Baker (1957-61) 1,728 4. Josh Quigley (1995-2000) 1,718 5. Chris Nuemann (1980-84) 1,708 6. Bill Mattson (1958-62) 1,617 7. Sean Seaman (2002-06) 1,584 8. Brett Ervin (2010-15) 1,581 9. Jake Voit (1993-97) 1,544 10. Ryan Rasmussen (2008-12) 1,511 11. Jason Schneeweis (1999-2003) 1,474 12. Jake Nettleton (1998-2002) 1,440 13. Dave Zollar (1987-91) 1,431 14. John Vaudreuil (2004-07, ’08-09) 1,424 15. Jeff Guidinger (1983-87) 1,423 16. Chris Stanley (1998-2002) 1,421 17. Roger Hanson (1961-65) 1,408 18. Jake Hottenstine (2009-13) 1,390 19. Bob Monson (1955-59) 1,372 20. Bryan Foss (2003-07) 1,364

points per game 1. Dave Baker (1957-61) 2. Charles Hiti (1952-54) 3. Rudy Monson (1947-50) 3. Mike Patterson (1961-65) 5. Bill Mattson (1958-62)

18.0 17.8 17.1 17.1 16.8

field goals 1. Jay Guidinger (1987-91) 2. Mike Patterson (1961-65) 3. Chris Nuemann (1980-84) 4. Josh Quigley (1995-2000) 5. Bill Mattson (1958-62)

796 779 727 636 634

Jay Guidinger Chris Neumann Greg Larson Josh Quigley Josh Quigley John Retica Rick Sundberg Jordan Nuness Ryan Rasmussen Dave Zollar Jay Guidinger Jay Guidinger Barry Fermanich Barry Fermanich Jay Guidinger Barry Fermanich Barry Fermanich Barry Fermanich

FG attempts

1. Chris Nuemann (1980-84) 2. Mike Patterson (1961-65) 3. Gary Opatz (1975-79) 4. Jay Guidinger (1987-91) 5. Bill Mattson (1958-62)

1987-91 1980-84 1981-83 1995-00 1995-00 1977-81 1979-83 2007-08 2008-12 1987-91 1987-91 1987-91 1988-92 1988-92 1987-91 1988-92 1988-92 1988-92 1,409 1,399 1,290 1,255 1,182

fg percentage 1. Greg Larson (1981-83) 2. Jay Guidinger (1987-91) 3. Rob Schneeberg (1979-83) 4. Pat Grabner (1993-97) 5. Paul Gerth (1989-93)

63.7 63.4 59.5 59.3 58.4

3-pt field goals 1. Jordan Nuness (2005-08) 2. Chris Stanley (1998-2002) 3. Ryan Rasmussen (2008-12) 4. John Emerson (2003-06) 5. Jake Nettleton (1998-2002)

241 239 236 216 198

3-pt FG attempts 1. Ryan Rasmussen (2008-12) 2. Chris Stanley (1998-2002) 3. Jordan Nuness (2005-08) 4. John Emerson (2003-06) 5. Jake Nettleton (1998-2002)

616 615 533 527 481

3-pt FG Percentage 1. Dave Zollar (1987-91) 2. Jerry Meyer (1993-94) 3. Mark Thomson (1996-2000) 4. Jordan Nuness (2005-08) 5. Yusuf Abdullah (1994-98)

46.8 46.7 45.6 44.8 43.6

free throws 1. Josh Quigley (1995-2000) 436 2. Dave Baker (1957-61) 432 3. Mike Patterson (1961-65) 392 4. Jay Guidinger (1987-91) 361 4. John Vaudreuil (2004-07, ’08-09) 361

MISCELLANEOUS CONSECUTIVE WINS...................... 20 1934-36 CONSECUTIVE LOSSES....................13 Jan 4, 1969 - Feb. 15, 1969 CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS. . .............41 Jan. 14, 1989 - Nov. 23, 1991 CONSECUTIVE ROAD WINS................ 8 Dec. 30, 1988 - Feb. 23, 1989 CONSECUTIVE HOME LOSSES. . ........... 8 Jan. 16, 1952 - March 1, 1952 CONSECUTIVE ROAD LOSSES............16 Dec. 3, 1968 - Feb. 7, 1970 CONSECUTIVE NSIC WINS................29 Feb. 8, 1987 - Feb. 10, 1990 CONSECUTIVE NSIC LOSSES.............11 Jan. 16, 2010 - Feb. 27, 2010

FT attempts 1. Josh Quigley (1995-2000) 606 2. Jay Guidinger (1987-91) 596 3. Dave Baker (1957-61) 576 4. Jason Schneeweis (1999-2003) 561 5. John Vaudreuil (2004-07, ’08-09) 536

ft percentage 1. Jordan Reetz (2012-14) 2. John Retica (1977-81) 2. Rick Sundberg (1979-83) 4. Steve King (1974-76) 5. Peter Crawford (2010-14)

86.6 85.9 85.9 85.7 85.2

rebounds 1. Jay Guidinger (1987-91) 1,095 2. Mike Josephson (1968-72) 894 3. Jason Schneeweis (1999-2003) 879 4. Bryan Foss (2003-07) 784 5. Jeff Guidinger (1983-87) 731

assists 1. Barry Fermanich (1988-92) 2. Sean Seaman (2002-06) 3. Kendall Kelly (1982-86) 4. Nicky Johnson (1979-83) 5. Jake Hottenstine (2009-13)

559 540 496 494 486

steals 1. Barry Fermanich (1988-92) 2. Al Wimes (1982-86) 3. Jay Guidinger (1987-91) 4. Kendall Kelly (1982-86) 5. Jake Nettleton (1998-2002)

225 189 183 180 159

blocks 1. Jay Guidinger (1987-91) 2. Jason Schneeweis (1999-2003) 3. Jeff Guidinger (1983-87) 4. Josh Quigley (1995-2000) 5. David Thompson (1984-88)

195 131 130 116 115

ALL-TIME ROSTER

CURRENT PLAYERS LISTED IN BOLDFACE

A Yusuf Abdullah (Racine, Wis.) Nick Ables (Blaine, Minn.) Mike Abrahamson (Duluth, Minn.) Bruce Ackland (St. Louis Park, Minn.) Tom Adams (Keewatin, Minn.) John Alexander (McGregor, Minn.) Dick Almer (Cloquet, Minn.) Tom Anderson (Duluth, Minn.) Jim Anderson (Duluth, Minn.) Mike Arndt (Waunakee, Wis.) David Asplund (Shoreview, Minn.) C. Austin (Proctor, Minn.)

1994-98 2009-10 1976-77 1962-66 1958-62 1961-62 1952-53 1979-80 1951-52 1992-96 1985-86 1934-35

B Dave Baker (Duluth, Minn.) Mark Baker (Duluth, Minn.) Lou Barle (Gilbert, Minn.) Wayne Barret (Shreveport, La.) Dan Battaglia (Litchfield, Minn.) Dave Battaglia (Litchfield, Minn.) Mark Bauch (St. Paul, Minn.) Charles Baxter (Duluth, Minn.) Owen Beatty (Duluth, Minn.) Warren Bennett (Marshall, Tex.)

Charles Benson (Tucson, Ariz.) Dale Bents (Proctor, Minn.) Harold Bergstedt (Esko, Minn.) Bob Bilitz (Plymouth, Minn.) Donald Bloom (Monroe, Wis.) Brad Boisen (Rochester, Minn.) Ronald Bolme (Duluth, Minn.) Ryan Boman (Duluth, Minn.) Marty Borowicz (Duluth, Minn.) J.G. Bradley (Markesan, Wis.) Kevin Braiedy (Duluth, Minn.) Rudie Brandstrom (N/A) Ryan Breidenbach (Oregon, Wis.) Jerry Brockhaus (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) Skip Bronniche (Hibbing, Minn.) Leigh Brown (Chisholm, Minn.) Bernie Brunello (Ironwood, Mich.) Ben Bucholz (Perham, Minn.) Bruce Budge (Duluth, Minn.) Sean Burns, Jr. (Plymouth, Minn.) Justin Byrd (Carlsbad, Calif.)

1957-61 1978-79 1934-36 1973-75 1972-73 1972-73 2005-08 1966-68 1951-52 1974-78

20131949-51 1955-59 2008-09 1968-71 1977-79 1961-62 1999-03 1965-69 1999-2001 1995-97 1948-50 2003-07 1984-86 1977-79 1967-68 1979-80 2011-13 1949-51 20152013-15

C Harry Cannon (Corwells Height, Pa.) Bob Carey (Duluth, Minn.) Tim Casey (Chisholm, Minn.) Hugh Casper (Duluth, Minn.) Cash Craig (Madison, Wis.) Nick Cheney (Duluth, Minn.)

1974-75, 76-77 1964-68 1973-74 1969-72 2009-10 2000-03

Bill Christensen (Two Harbors, Minn.) Brandyn Christman (Rice Lake, Wis.) Curt Coenen (Kaukauna, Wis.)

1949-51 2014-15 1999-2001

Junior Coleman (Phoenix, Ariz.) James Collinge (Stillwater, Minn.) Jack Connors (Scottsdale, Ariz.) Joel Contreros (New York, N.Y.) Jim Crawford (Fridley, Minn.) Peter Crawford (Golden Valley, Minn.)

1956-57 2013-14 1980-81 1977-79 2010-14

2013-

D Larry Dadian (South Milwaukee, Wis.) John Daley (N/A) Wes Dammer (Hermantown, Minn.) Treyton Daniels (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) Ken Davis (Indianapolis, Ind.) Jim Davison (International Falls, Minn.) Sean Deasy (Avon Lake, Ohio) Dusty Decker (Monticello, Minn.) James DeJarlais (Keewatin, Minn.) Hudson Denny (Green Bay, Wis.) Tom Dillon (Duluth, Minn.) Bob Dodge (Duluth, Minn.) Dave Dollerschell (Litchfield, Minn.) Bill Drop (Chisholm, Minn.) Steve Duncan (Golden Valley, Minn.)

1988-90 1957-58 1981-82 20131973-74 1987-89 1995-97 2002-04 1963-65 2000-04 1950-51 1956-57 1971-73 1961-63 2006-10

G Tony Gardonio (Duluth, Minn.) Scott Gernander (Duluth, Minn.) Paul Gerth (Pulaski, Wis.) Charles Getman (Luverne, Minn.) Garrison Gillard (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) Eric Goerdt (Mountain Iron, Minn.) Francis Gorham (Proctor, Minn.) Maurice Gorham (Proctor, Minn.) James Gornick (Duluth, Minn.) Pat Grabner (Appleton, Wis.) Frank Green (Duluth, Minn.) Larry Green (Bountiful, Utah) Roy Griak (Duluth, Minn.) Dale Griffin (Elyria, Ohio) Jeff Grohs (Duluth, Minn.) Jay Guidinger (Milwaukee, Wis.) Jeff Guidinger (Milwaukee, Wis.)

1968-70 1965-69 1989-92 1967-68 2013-14 1997-98 1935-36 1934-36 1963-67 1993-97 1961-65 1972-74 1947-48 1975-77 1969-71 1987-91 1983-87

E Lew Eisenberg (Duluth, Minn.) Jonah Eisenschenk (Avon, Minn.) Gary Eitel (Chaska, Minn.) Clyde Ekar (Chisholm, Minn.) Vince Ekroot (Duluth, Minn.) Jeff Ellenson (Eau Claire, Wis.) Bob Emerson (Isle, Minn.) John Emerson (New Richmond, Wis.) Vern Emerson (Isle, Minn.) Steve Enderlein (Thief River Falls, Minn.) Mel Enger (Big Lake, Minn.) Mike Enrico (Chisholm, Minn.)

1955-56 2013-14 1968-69 1966-68 1955-57 1965-68 1955-56 2003-06 1963-64 1979-80 1979-81 1934-35

Trevor Entwisle (Neenah, Wis.) Jack Erchul (Gilbert, Minn.) Kraig Erickson (Cloquet, Minn.) Blayne Erie (Goodhue, Minn.) Brett Ervin (Eden Prairie, Minn.) Gene Evans (Superior, Wis.) Jake Ewing (Shakopee, Minn.)

1955-56 1984-85 2011-12 20101956-57 2010-12

2015-

F Darryl Faille (Duluth, Minn.) Adam Falkner (West Bend, Wis.) Clay Fandre (Waukesha, Wis.) John Ferkul (Gilbert, Minn.) Barry Fermanich (Antigo, Wis.) Wallace Fontaine (Proctor, Minn.) Idris Forrest (Maple Grove, Minn.) Bryan Foss (Maple Grove, Minn.) Brad Frank (Lorain, Ohio) Ivan Franklin (Stillwater, Minn.)

1957-58 1996-2000 1993-97 1953-55 1988-91 1957-58 2003-07 2003-07 1974-76 2007-10

Edward Haak (South Bend, Ind.) Phil Haddix (Milwaukee, Wis.) Dan Hahn (White Pass, Wash.) Dom Haigh (Owatonna, Minn.) A. Halden (Two Harbors, Minn.)

Jake Harder (Spring Valley, Minn.) Jim Hastings (Duluth, Minn.) Rodney Hawnen (Virginia, Minn.) Gene Hamilton (Milwaukee, Wis.) Leon Hanka (Duluth, Minn.) Brian Hansen (Duluth, Minn.) Dennis Hansen (Proctor, Minn.) Darin Hanson (Duluth, Minn.) Roger Hanson (Duluth, Minn.) Jim Hartley (Duluth, Minn.) Victor Harvison (Columbus, Ohio) Dave Hauser (Oshkosh, Wis.) Alvin Hebert (Wayzata, Minn.) Brian Hedrick (Ashland, Wis.) Chris Heitkamp (Brainerd, Minn.) Myron Heittola (Cromwell, Minn.) Marcus Helland (Baldwin, Wis.) Wade Hensel(Bigfork, Minn.) Paul Heuper (Orr, Minn.) Ryan Higgason (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Charles Hill (N/A) Dick Hill (N/A) Jim Hill (Eau Claire, Wis.) Rich Hirstein (River Falls, Wis.) Charles Hiti (Eveleth, Minn.) Tom Hoch (Duluth, Minn.) Matt Hockett (McFarland, Wis.) James Hodge (Milwaukee, Wis.) Jonathan Holden (Canberra, Australia) Tim Hollis (Duluth, Minn.)

1971-72 1967-71 1971-73 1958-62 1934-35

20131947-48 1956-57 1959-62 1977-79 1981-84 1961-63 1989-93 1961-65 1990-94 1986-88 1987-91 1990-94 1987-89 1994-96 1983-84 2007-09 1970-71 1982-83 1990-91 1950-51 1947-49, 52-53 1985-86 1983-87 1952-54 1969-71 2003-07 1974-75, 77-78 2004-05 1974-75

Phil Homere (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) Andy Horstman (Plymouth, Wis.) Jake Hottenstine (Green Bay, Wis.) Wing Gee Huey (Duluth, Minn.) Doug Hurd (Pipestone, Minn.) Joe Hussey (Grand Marais, Minn.) Tom Hutton (Hopkins, Minn.)

2010-11 1987-89 2009-13 1968-71 1971-75 1952-53 1983-87

CJ Krawczyk (Waukesha, Wis.) Mike Krebsbach (N/A) Dave Krmpotich (Duluth, Minn.) Bob Krussell (White Bear Lake, Minn.) Cory Kulig (Independence, Wis.)

1955-57

Jake Larkin (Watertoown, Wis.) Greg Larson (Bayfield, Wis.) James Laspi (Duluth, Minn.) Taylor Lavery (Michigan City, Ind.) John Ledin (Cambridge, Minn.) Pat Leaon (Burnsville, Minn.) Marshall Levenson (Duluth, Minn.) Rob Levine(Duluth, Minn.) Todd Leyse (Plymouth, Minn.) Todd Lind (Barnum, Minn.) Mark Lindahl (Duluth, Minn.) Bernie Lindner (Milwaukee, Wis.) Rich Lindsey (Washburn, Wis.) Dave Lindstrom (Rush City, Minn.) Norm Linnell (Duluth, Minn.) Chris Listau (Milwaukee, Wis.) Dave Lorenzen (Luverne, Minn.) Dick Lundquist (N/A) Ed Lundstrom (Two Harbors, Minn.) Dirk Lunsford (Anacortes, Wash.) Bill Lunsten (Silver Bay, Minn.)

I James Intihar (Eveleth, Minn.)

J Brody Jackson (Oakdale, Minn.)

Kristofer Jackson (Peoria, Ariz.) Marcus Jackson (Minneapolis, Minn.) Steve Jamnick (Soudan, Minn.) Craig Jensen(Rochester, Minn.) Bill Jensen (Two Harbors, Minn.) Pat Johns (Duluth, Minn.) Clarance Johnson (Duluth, Minn.) James Johnson (East Tech, Pa.) Jeremy Johnson (Esko, Minn.) Ken Johnson (Duluth, Minn.) Mark Johnson (Duluth, Minn.) Nicky Johnson (Milwaukee, Wis.) Rockne Johnson (Duluth, Minn.) Ronald Johnson (Duluth, Minn.) Roy Joki (Esko, Minn.) Mike Josephson (Aurora, Minn.) Chris Jurkanis (Proctor, Minn.)

2014-15

20111999-2003 2006-08 1969-73 1950-51 1973-76 1948-49 1970-71 1994-95 1950-52 1971-75 1979-83 1978-80 1950-51, 52-53 1980-82 1968-73 1978-79

K Ryan Kaczynski (Shoreview, Minn.) Jere Kaplan (Aitkin, Minn.) Dick Katoski (Duluth, Minn.) Alden Keiski (Chisholm, Minn.) Travis Kellner (Sheboygan, Wis.) Kendall Kelly (Milwaukee, Wis.) Wayne Keto (N/A) Marvin Ketola (Cloquet, Minn.) Fred Kindschy (Osseo, Wis.) Steve King (Cumberland, Wis.) Tyrone King (Chicago, Ill.) Gary Kinkle (N/A) Jim Kiss (Geneseo, Ill.) Steve Klass (Seymour, Wis.) Roger Klosowsky (Duluth, Minn.) Nate Koch (Superior, Wis.) Gus Kohlts (Duluth, Minn.) Roger Kohlts (Duluth, Minn.) Mel Koivisto (Esko, Minn.) Gary Kokal (Eveleth, Minn.) Dan Kornbaum (Little Falls, Minn.) Luke Korneta (La Crosse, Wis.) Bernard Kovach (Ely, Minn.) Tod Kowalczyk (DePere, Wis.) Tony Krall (Eveleth, Minn.)

20151954-55 1986-71 1955-59 2009-10 1982-86 1940-42 1961-62 1980-81 1974-76 1978-79 1975-76 2004-07 2005-09 1967-68 1992-96 1960-61 1961-62 1951-55 1954-55 2010-12 2004-05 1960-61 1984-88 1955-56

1992-96 1981-82 1973-77 1969-71 1993-94

L Jim Landes (Bloomington, Minn.) Kerry LaPine (Duluth, Minn.)

1978-79 1967-71

20141981-83 1960-61

20141954-55 2009-10 1957-58 1976-77 1983-85 1984-85 1972-73 1985-86 1982-83 1958-60 1978-80 1987-90 1967-71 1948-50 1958-61 1972-74 1962-63

M Jim MacDonald (Two Harbors, Minn.) Mark MacDonald (Two Harbors, Minn.) John Magnuson (Ashland, Wis.) Will Marshall (Brooklyn, N.Y.) Chuck Mason (Duluth, Minn.) Bill Mattson (Virginia, Minn.) James Maunu (Duluth, Minn.) Bud McDonald (N/A) Bob McDonald (Chisholm, Minn.) Rhett McDonald (Cambridge, Minn.) Patrick McCrady (Perham, Minn.) John McKeag (Northfield, Minn.) Jack McKillop (Duluth, Minn.) Ryan Meissner (Osseo, Minn.) Ron Metso (Barnum, Minn.) Jerry Meyer (Nashville, Tenn.) Randy Micheau (Duluth, Minn.) Paul Mickelson (Cambridge, Minn.) Bill Miller (Minnetonka, Minn.) Jon Miller (McGregor, Minn.) Matt Miller (Midland, Mich.) Tom Modec (Eveleth, Minn.) Bob Monson (Duluth, Minn.) Rudy Monson (Duluth, Minn.) Scott Monson (N/A) Kurt Moody (Pequot Lakes, Minn.) Barney Moore (Milwaukee, Wis.) Roy Moren (Two Harbors, Minn.) Jere Mossier (Grand Rapids, Minn.)

1976-80 1970-74 1976-77 2014-15 1934-35 1958-62 1968-71 1947-48 1953-54 2007-11 1963-64 1950-54 1954-57 2006-08 1976-80 1989-94 1982-84 1980-83 1961-63 1994-96 2000-01 1958-59 1955-59 1947-50 1981-82 2011-13 1988-90 1934-36 1962-65

N Paul Nace (Duluth, Minn.) John Nalezny (Willow River, Minn.) Ryan Nechodom (Kimberly, Wis.) Jeff Neelan (Thief River Falls, Minn.) Greg Neff (Hayward, Wis.) Dale Nelson (N/A) Joseph Nett (Winona, Minn.) Jake Nettleton (Superior, Wis.) Chris Neumann (Milwaukee, Wis.)

1947-51 1981-82 1997-2001 1980-82 1989-91 1947-48 1979-80 1998-2002 1980-84

Pierre Newton (Laveen, Ariz.) Jeff Nicholas (Eau Claire, Wis.) Byron Ninham (Bemidji, Mich.) Eugene Norlander (Duluth, Minn.) Ray Norsted (Cambridge, Minn.) Jordan Nuness (Eden Prairie, Minn.)

1993-97 2008-10 1948-51 1962-63 2005-08

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O Harry Oden (Milwaukee, Wis.) Mark Ogren (Port Wing, Wis.) Jeff Oliphant (Deerwood, Minn.) Ralph Olson (N/A) Dick Olson (N/A) Jim Olson (Tomahawk, Wis.)

Lane Olson (Colfax, Wis.)

1959-63 1979-80 1980-81 1941-42 1952-53 1986-88

2013-

Ronald Olson (Duluth, Minn.) Tim Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Melia (Duluth, Minn.) Gary Opatz (Bloomington, Minn.) Larry Opatz (Bloomington, Minn.)

1956-58 1970-74 1975-79 1977-78

P Edward Pajunen (Meadowlands, Minn.) Mike Patterson (Mahtomedi, Minn.) Bruce Paulson (Moose Lake, Minn.) Damien Paulson (Culver, Minn.) Mark Paulson (Madison, Wis.) Dick Pennington (Duluth, Minn.) Joe Perry (Detroit, Mich.) Nate Perry (Racine, Wis.) Dick Pesonen (Proctor, Minn.) Charlie Phillips (Hibbing, Minn.)

Brendon Pineda (Phoenix, Ariz.) Taite Plass (Red Wing, Minn.) Austin Pohlen (Warba, Minn.) Joe Pollard (Grand Rapids, Minn.) Lincoln Poupore (Floodwood, Minn.) Eric Powers (Marquette, Minn.)

1952-54 1961-65 1950-54 1991-95 1989-92 1968-70 1975-77 2003-04 1958-60 1966-68

20142004-05 2012-13 1976-77 1952-53 2009-2013

Q Josh Quigley (Duluth, Minn.)

1995-96, 97-98

R Ryan Rasmussen (Waupun, Wis.) Bob Rastello (N/A) Matt Rawley (Milwaukee, Wis.) Ben Raymond (Oshkosh, Wis.) Jordan Reetz (Fall Creek, Wis.) Erik Reinertsen (Duluth, Minn.) John Retica (Hibbing, Minn.) Gary Rheingans (Eau Claire, Wis.) Gary Richards (Ely, Minn.) Tom Richardson (Gilbert, Minn.) Lew Rickert, Jr. (Duluth, Minn.) Bob Riley (Brooklyn Center, Minn.) Daniyal Robinson (Rock Island, Ill.) Mark Robinson (Burnsville, Minn.) Dylan Rodriguez (Blaine, Minn.) Doug Rossi (Mountain Iron, Minn.) Ryan Rubischko (Gibbon, Minn.) Frank Russ (Hibbing, Minn.)

2008-12 1947-48 2003-07 1998-2002 2010-14 1993-94 1977-81 1965-69 1962-65 1953-55 1972-74 1998-2000 1994-95 1986-90 2009-13 1954-56 1994-95 1972-73

S James Salmi (Orr, Minn.) Jon Sampson (Duluth, Minn.) Steven Sands (Kenyon, Minn.) Larry Sauer (Two Harbors, Minn.) Jordan Schade (Oshkosh, Wis.)

1956-57 1955-59 1963-64 1969-71 2006-10

Kyle Schalow (Kaukauna, Wis.) 2014Steve Schahczenski (Menominee, Mich.) 1996-98 Rob Schneeberg (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.) 1979-83 Jason Schneeweis (Aubertus, Wis.) 1999-2003 Tim Schneider (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1975-77 Lonnie Schock (Glidden, Wis.) 1985-86 Norman Schroeder (Spring Valley, Minn.) 1950-52 Sean Seaman (Duluth, Minn.) 2002-06 Paul Seifert (Irondale, Minn.) 1978-79 Bob Seikkula (Esko, Minn.) 1952-55 Kevin Seim (Stillwater, Minn.) 1998-99 Bob Sharkey (N/A) 1956-57 Bill Sibley (Duluth, Minn.) 1960-61 Fred Simonich (N/A) 1940-41 Adam Skinner (Cumberland, Wis.) 2003-04 Calahan Skogman (Seymour, Wis.) 2012-13 J.R. Smith (Racine, Wis.) 1996-98 Ronald Smith (Detroit, Mich.) 1977-78 Lane Soderquist (N/A) 1949-50 Dan Sojka (Mountain Iron, Minn.) 1979-83 Ronald Solheim (Duluth, Minn.) 1954-55 John Spence (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1988-91 Bryan Sprang (New Brighton, Minn.) 2011-13 Brian St. Peter (Menominee, Wis.) 2004-07 Chris Stanley (Portage, Wis.) 1998-92 Tom Stark (Proctor, Minn.) 1954-55 Richard Steffen (Green Bay, Wis.) 1990-94 Derrick Stephens (Detroit, Mich.) 2011-12 Fred Stephens (Colorado Springs, Colo.) 1991-92 Bob Stevens (Tower, Minn.) 1960-61 Tom Stone (Becker, Minn.) 1957-61 Chuck Stroik (Wausau, Wis.) 1983-84 Warren Strudwick (Duluth, Minn.) 1951-53 Rick Sundberg (Ashland, Wis.) 1979-83 Darren Suttle (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1983-84 Lonnie Swartz (Biwabik, Minn.) 1976-77 Brian Sykora (Bloomington, Minn.) 2007-09

Roy Tesar (Two Harbors, Minn.) Mark Thomson (West Bend, Wis.) David Thompson (Hibbing, Minn.) Greg Thone (Luverne, Minn.) Dan Tillema (Randolph, Wis.) Dwayne Toatley (Eden Prairie, Minn.) Keith Tok (Coleraine, Minn.)

1934-36 1996-99 1984-88 1964-68 2007-08 1996-98 1962-63

Cody Tomlinson (Ashland, Wis.) Ed Turk (Chisholm, Minn.) Josh Turnquist (Rogers, Minn.)

1934-35 2012-13

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U James Udovich (Duluth, Minn.) Paul Udovich (Duluth, Minn.)

1961-62 1959-61

V Jeff VandenBerge(Dunwoody, Ga.) Peter VanNice (Bloomington, Minn.) John Vaudreuil (Bloomington, Minn.) Dick Veech (Duluth, Minn.) Len Vesel (Tower, Minn.) Mike Vesel (Tower, Minn.) Jake Voit (Duluth, Minn.) Mike Voit (Duluth, Minn.) John Vucinovich (Gilbert, Minn.) Mark Vukelich (Gilbert, Minn.)

1985-86 1972-74 2004-07, â&#x20AC;&#x2122;08-09 1953-56 1963-64 1974-78 1993-96 1996-97 1934-36 1952-54

W Neil Wagner (Duluth, Minn.) Riley Walker (McFarland, Wis.) Tom Wallin (Hermantown, Minn.) Jack Washburn (Anoka, Minn.) Norris Washington (Detroit, Minn.) Donald Weaver (Duluth, Minn.) Brian Webb (Lake Crystal, Minn.) Jerry Weld (Duluth, Minn.) Jeff Wells (Duluth, Minn.) Brandt Wendland (Balaton, Minn.) Edward Westerhaus (N/A) Alex White (Apple Valley, Minn.) Ron White (Chicago, Ill.) Bob Wilkowski (Perham, Minn.) Matt Williams (Saginaw, Minn.)

Jake Wilson (Zimmerman, Minn.) Al Wimes (Milwaukee, Wis.) Jerry Wilmot (Duluth, Minn.) Jeff Winter (Shoreview, Minn.)

1957-58 2010-12 1991-92 1955-56 1974-76 1951-53 1979-82 1951-53, â&#x20AC;&#x2122;55-56 1966-70 1991-93 1948-50 2007-09 2008-09 1963-64 2000-04

20131982-86 1953-54 1972-73

Z Mike Zimmerman (Chicago, Ill.) 1971-72 Dave Zollar (Duluth, Minn.) 1987-91 Reece Zoelle (Green Bay, Wis.) 2011-15 Note: Alumni listings are from the 1934-35 season to present and may be incomplete.