2011-12 Men's Basketball Team Yearbook

90 years of competition

About Augustana CollegeFounded in 1860, Augustana is a selective, residential, comprehensivecollege of the Lutheran Church. The College is committed to enrichinglives and fostering development by combining a foundation in the liberalarts with professional skill and advanced study.With nearly 1,850 studentsfrom 26 states and 30 countries, Augustana is ranked the No. 6baccalaureate college in the nation for its efforts to advance socialmobility, research and service by Washington Monthly. We’re proud to befeatured among 650 of “America’s Top Colleges” by Forbes and to benamed a “Best Midwestern College” by the Princeton Review and a “BestBuy” by U.S. News & World Report. Augustana is also identified as one of"440 Great Colleges for Top Students" by Peterson’s Guide and among“America’s top 100 outstanding but under-appreciated colleges” byHarvard Schmarvard. In 2010, we were named to the President’s HigherEducation Community Service Honor Role for supporting volunteerism,service-learning and civic engagement and the Templeton Guide includesthe College among those that inspire students to lead ethical and civic-minded lives. We’re proud to say that the average ACT of our enteringclass is 25, one of the highest averages of any college or university in theregion. Nearly 90 percent of our students come from South Dakota,Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska. Eleven percent are alumni legacies.

LocationAugustana is located in Sioux Falls, S.D., the largest city in South Dakotawith a population of more than 160,000. The city’s dynamic, robustbusiness environment offers our students internship opportunities in theareas of agribusiness, biotechnology, financial services, health care,manufacturing, and tourism. Sioux Falls is also home to the WashingtonPavilion of Arts and Sciences, the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra,more than 500 restaurants, 70 parks and recreation areas, including a 20-mile paved bike trail, and four minor league sports teams.

A Global PerspectiveAt Augustana, we believe that in order to learn about the world, you haveto see it. Taste it. Live it. It’s why we’re committed to providing studentswith a global perspective. Nearly half of our students travel abroad duringtheir college careers and, our campus is home to students from 30countries.

The Academic ProgramAt the heart of the Augustana experience is a team of renowned, devotedprofessors who are passionately committed to engage the intellect andinspire the imagination. More than 80 percent of our full-time tenuredand tenure-track professors hold the highest degrees in their fields.Augustana offers more than 50 majors and pre-professional specializationswithin a 4-1-4 academic year. Choice local internships, study abroadprograms and local and national undergraduate research opportunitiessupplement the curriculum. Civitas, the College’s honors program,provides an exceptionally rigorous academic experience and bridgesdisciplines with an exploration of the values associated with leading aresponsible life.

Performing, Visual and Literary ArtsAt Augustana, we believe that art stirs the soul, enriches the mind andempowers the heart – it’s why the performing, literary and visual arts arecornerstone to our culture. We’re proud to say that the South DakotaSymphony Orchestra got its start on our campus in 1922. With theaddition of the 24,000-square foot Center for Visual Arts, Augustanacontinues to be a center for the visual arts in southeastern South Dakotaand southwestern Minnesota. Approximately 24 percent of Augustanastudents are involved in music ensembles, theatre productions and artexhibitions on campus and around the globe. In January 2011, 80 studentmembers of the Augustana Band toured Egypt and in October 2012, theAugustana Orchestra will perform with the legendary rock band Kansas.Well-attended exhibitions featuring professional and student artists areheld each year in the new Eide/Dalrymple Gallery. The TheatreDepartment produces main stage shows each year, including a musicaland Vikings Varieties, Augustana’s live homecoming entertainment. Inaddition, Augustana is proud to partner with the South Dakota SymphonyOrchestra to bring national and international string players to Sioux Fallsthrough the Augustana Faculty String Quartet.

Undergraduate ResearchAugustana provides unmatched opportunities for our undergraduatestudents to participate in cutting edge scientific and medical researchprojects on campus and in laboratories and study tanks throughout theU.S. and overseas.

The Outlook for GraduatesSome 25 percent of Augustana’s graduating class attends graduate andprofessional school; their medical school acceptance rate is well abovethe national average.. In 2010, 94 percent of graduating seniors seekingemployment found positions related to their field of study within eightmonths of graduation.

Prominent GuestsThrough the Boe Forum on Public Affairs sponsored by the Center forWestern Studies, Augustana has hosted a number of world leaders since1995, including:• Gen. Colin Powell• President George H. Bush• First Lady Barbara Bush• John Major, former British prime minister• Mikhail Gorbachev, former Soviet president• Desmond Tutu, archbishop• Queen Noor of Jordan• Rudy Guiliani, former mayor of New York City• Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House• Susan Dentzer, National Public Radio• Paul Bremer, presidential envoy to Iraq• Vice President Al Gore• Vicente Fox, former president of Mexico• Sandra Day O’Connor, Supreme Court Justice• Pervez Musharraf, former president of Pakistan• Madeleine Albright, former secretary of state• Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland

For More InformationContact the Office of Admission at 800.727.2844 or 605.274.5516 or visitwww.augie.edu.

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AUGUSTANAADMINISTRATIONGENERAL INFORMATION

School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Augustana CollegeFounded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1860Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sioux Falls, SD 57197 (pop. 156,000)Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,800School Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Navy & Gold (PMS 282, 109)Mascot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .VikingsAffiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NCAA Division IIConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Northern Sun Intercollegiate ConferencePresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rob Oliver (South Dakota, 1975)Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bill Gross (Augustana, 1973)Athletics Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.4311Athletics FAX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.5298

COACHING STAFFHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tom Billeter

Alma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Illinois, 1983Year Entering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NinthRecord at Augustana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .127-104Career Year Entering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14thCareer Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .224-154E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.4317

Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jeff TrumbauerAlma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .North Dakota State, 1998E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.4337

Graduate Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Luke WiersmaAlma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .U-Mary, 2008E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.5542

Graduate Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chad HettermannAlma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Augustana, 2011E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.5920

Volunteer Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hans HoegAlma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jamestown, 2010E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

TEAM INFORMATION2010-11 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-9 (15-7 NSIC/Third)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7/6Starters Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4/1

First Year of Men’s Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1921-22All-Time Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .917-1032All-Time Conference Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .467-620NCAA Tournament Appearances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Years . . . . . . . . . . .1975, 1977, 1978, 1986, 1988, 1989, 2008, 2009, 2010Last Postseason Opponent (Result) . . . . . . .St. Cloud State (L, 84-75)

Home Arena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Elmen Center (4,000)

SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director/MBB Contact . . . . . . . . . . .Tim Gerszewski

Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.4335Cell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.376.1333E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Assistant Sports Information Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Katie CallisonOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.4449Cell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .480.229.1988E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Statistic & Technology Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pete RobertsCell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.595.3670E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Writer/Researcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bruce ConleyE-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.GoAugie.comLive Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.GoAugie.com/livestatsMobile Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.GoAugie.com/mobilePress Row Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.376.1333Sports Information Mailing Address . . . . . . . .Sports Information Office

Augustana College2001 S. Summit Ave.Sioux Falls, SD 57197

The 2011-12 Augustana Men’s Basketball Team Year-book was published by the Augustana sports informationoffice. The yearbook was written and designed by SportsInformation Director Tim Gerszewski with assistancefrom Assistant Sports Information Director Katie Calli-son. Cover design and printing assistance were providedby Art Director Peg Ustad. Photography credits go to TJNelson. The yearbook was printed at Central Services onthe campus of Augustana. A special thanks goes to BruceConley, sports information assistant, for gathering his-torical information and photos that made this publicationpossible.

TABLE OF CONTENTSGeneral Information

Table of Contents/Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-3Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-6Athletic Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-8

Team InformationSeason Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92010-11 Portraits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102011-12 Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-15Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-26Academic Succes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .272010-11 Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .282011-12 NSIC Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29-35

HistoryCoaching Records & Tenures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36-37Series Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38Postseason & Conference History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39Record Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40-43Honor Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44-45

Northern Sun Intercollegiate ConferenceNSIC Biography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46Championship History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47NSIC Record Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .482010-11 NSIC Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

FacilitiesMen’s Basketball Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50-51Augustana Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

MiscellaneousProfessional Athletes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53NSIC Composite Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54

A look back: Augustana’s first basketball team included just seven players. The 1921-22 squad went 0-1, dropping its only game to Sioux Falls College 55-16.

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MEDIA INFORMATION

The Augustana sports information office provides public and media relations services for the college's 18 intercolle-giate varsity sports. The following guidelines have been created to ensure a professional working environment formembers of the media.

CredentialsRequests for media credentials should be done three days prior to an upcoming contest. Please direct requests for cre-dentials to Sports Information Director Tim Gerszewski at 605-274-4335 or [email protected]. Only ac-credited members of the media will be issued credentials.

PhotographyPer NCAA guidelines, photographers are limited to shooting in the designated areas along the competition surface.Please contact Sports Information Director Tim Gerszewski with questions.

ParkingOn game days, credentialed members of the media may park in the general Elmen Center lot. The lot is filled on afirst-come, first-serve basis.

Radio/Television BroadcastsThe sports information staff ask that all radio or television broadcasts (including webcasts) are approved through their office one week in advance of the contest.

InterviewsMembers of the media wishing to conduct interviews not in a postgame setting are asked to contact Sports Information Director Tim Gerszewski. If an interview is desiredwith a player, the sports information office will have that player contact the media. Weekday mornings are generally the best time to reach Augustana head coaches; those shouldalso be scheduled through the sports information office. Interviews may be conducted prior to practices during the week. Please contact the sports information office to inquireabout the practice schedule. Game-day interviews will not be granted until the conclusion of the game.

Media ServicesMedia are invited to work in the designated areas of the respective Augustana venues. Seating, however, is limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Media mem-bers must be granted a credential to work in the designated press area. At the Elmen Center, phone lines and Internet access are available. Working members of the media willbe provided with game notes and flip cards and will be informed of developments of interest during the competition. Statistics will be provided at appropriate breaks and at theconclusion of the game. Members of the media wishing to receive an advance copy of the game notes should contact Tim Gerszewski at [email protected].

Postgame ProceduresPostgame interviews with Augustana coaches and players will be conducted following a 10-minute “cooling-off ” period. Members of the sports information staff will be avail-able to assist in arranging postgame interviews. Complete statistical packets will be disseminated to the media as soon they are completed following the game.

RADIOKIKN (100.5 FM)Jeff Fylling5100 S Tennis LaneSioux Falls, SD 57108Phone: (605) 361-0300www.kikn.com

ESPN (99.1 FM)Brad Peterson/Warren Swain5100 S Tennis LaneSioux Falls, SD 57108Phone: (605) 361-0300www.espn991.com

KWSN (1230 AM)Craig Mattick5000 S Phillips AveSioux Falls, SD 57104Phone: (605) 336-0415www.kwsn.com

NEWSPAPERArgus LeaderMatt Zimmer200 S Minnesota Ave.PO Box 5034Sioux Falls, SD 57117Phone: (605) 331-2265www.argusleader.com

The MirrorSports EditorAugustana College2001 S Summit AveSioux Falls, SD 57197Phone: (605) 274-4423www.augustanamirror.com

WIRE SERVICEAssociated Press330 N Main StreetPO Box 1125Sioux Falls, SD 57101Phone: (605) 332-3111

TELEVISIONKDLT (NBC)Mark Ovenden3600 S Westport AveSioux Falls, SD 57106Phone: (605) 361-5555www.kdlt.com

KELO (ABC)Erik Thorstensen300 N Dakota AveSioux Falls, SD 57102Phone: (605) 373-7376www.ksfy.com

KELO (CBS)Matt Holsen501 S Phillips AveSioux Falls, SD 57104Phone: (605) 357-5692www.keloland.com

Midco Sports NetworkTom Nieman410 S Phillips AveSioux Falls, SD 57106Phone: (605) 229-1775www.midcosportsnet.com

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MEDIA GUIDELINES >> CONTACT INFORMATION

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball Contact .Tim Gerszewski

Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.4335Cell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.376.1333E-Mail . . . . [email protected]

Game-Day Statistics . . . . . . . . .Pete RobertsCell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.595.3670E-Mail . . . . . . . [email protected]

Elmen Center Phone LinesPress Row . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.376.1333Home Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.4708Visiting Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .605.274.6962


MEDIA INFORMATION

KIKN-FM 100.5 is the radio home for Augustanamen’s basketball. Veteran radio voice Jeff Fylling han-dles the play-by-play for the Vikings. KIKN broad-casts all Viking men’s basketball games throughout theseason. Fans can also listen online atwww.kikn.com/stream.

The Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference andNew Media Television have again teamed up towebcast each conference men’s basketball game in2011. A complete broadcast schedule is available atwww.northernsun.org.

Augustana contests will air four times onMidco SportsNetwork in 2011. MidcoSN can be found on Channel26 or 622 for Midcontinent Communications cable sub-scribers.11/15 vs. University of Sioux Falls11/22 Dakota State12/3 Minnesota State12/17 Minnesota, Crookston1/7 Bemidji State1/28 St. Cloud State2/24 at MSU Moorhead

LIVE COVERAGE >>

Augustana Coaches’ ShowLive from the Gateway Lounge in Sioux Falls, The Augustana Coaches' Show airson ESPN 99.1 FM each Monday at 5 p.m. Join Jeff Fylling and Augustana headcoaches as they discuss various topics surrounding Viking athletics.

Augustana SportsceneAugustana Sportscene is a 30-minute weekly television show highlighting Augus-tana athletics and is hosted by Director of Athletics Bill Gross. The show includesViking highlights, interviews with various coaches and student-athletes and pro-motion of upcoming Augustana athletic events. Augustana Sportscene airs Mon-day’s at 10:30 p.m. and Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. on Midco Sports Network and atvarious times on Mediacom’s MC22.

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News. Get up-to-the minute information on the latest happenings in Viking ath-letics, including contest previews and recaps, schedule adjustments or changes, awardsannouncements and more.

Scores. Find if Augustana won immediately following a contest. Scores are updatedminutes after completion of a contest.

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ROB OLIVERPRESIDENT

When the board of trustees announced its decision to hire Robert C. Oliver as Augustana's 23rd president, the campus and Sioux Falls com-munities' response was predictably and overwhelmingly positive. Oliver was no stranger to either community, and his leadership and passionfor life and learning are hallmarks of his career.

Born in Dayton, Ohio, Oliver attended public schools and entered the University of South Dakota in 1971. He obtained a bachelor’s in eco-nomics in 1975 and, while employed by Norwest Bank in Rapid City, began coursework to receive his master’s of business administration in1977.

As Norwest Bank completed its transition to becoming Wells Fargo & Co., Oliver continued his progression through a variety of positionswith the firm. He has experience as a personal banker and commercial banker and became manager of the business banking department inSioux Falls. In 1987, Oliver was named president of the Sioux Falls market banks. He expanded the operations of the then Norwest Bankfranchise in Sioux Falls to include 16 locations. In 1999, he was named southeast district president, responsible for 27 banking locations in 13communities in southeast South Dakota and southwest Minnesota.

Oliver’s "free time" during his years at the bank included coursework at The Stonier Graduate School of Banking. He taught classes for the USD School of Business, both inthe undergraduate and MBA programs in Sioux Falls. He also taught for the American Institute of Banking and the Institute for Financial Education.

Believing that service to one's community is as important as one's career, Oliver became well-known throughout the area as a model board member and volunteer. His area in-volvement has included the Avera McKennan Hospital Board of Trustees (chair), Augustana Board of Regents (former chair), Board of Directors of Avera Heart Hospital ofSouth Dakota (member), Communication Services for the Deaf (board member), Sioux Empire United Way Board (former chair) and Volunteers of America (board member).Additionally, Oliver has served Forward Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls Development Foundation, Main Street Sioux Falls, YMCA, Threshold Youth Services, the Civic Fine Arts Cen-ter and Sioux Empire Red Cross. He is a member of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church.

Oliver retired from banking in 2004 and joined the Augustana faculty as an associate professor and chair of the department of business administration. While his tenure withinthe department was brief, his dedication to students and excellence in the classroom were soon well-known.

Oliver and his wife, Angela, are the parents of two daughters, Laura Oliver and Andrea Cammilleri.

BILL GROSSDIRECTOROFATHLETICS

Augustana’s athletic department has flourished under the direction of Bill Gross.

From facilities to execution on the playing field, Augustana has gained national recognition under Gross’ guidance. The Vikings began com-petition in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference in 2008 and in just three seasons claimed the U.S. Bank/NSIC All-Sports Champi-onship. This award recognizes the NSIC program with the most success each year.

In 2010-11, the Vikings won seven NSIC championships and the football team shared a division title. Five Augustana teams competed forNCAA championships. In addition, the Vikings checked in at No. 3 in the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings, a national all-sports rank-ing of schools in NCAA Division II.

Augustana sponsors 18 athletic programs – nine each for men and women. In 2010-11, there were 362 student-athletes listed on the variousViking rosters.

Gross begins his 33rd year as a member of the Augustana athletic staff in 2011-12. He served as assistant men’s basketball coach from 1979 to 1983 and head men’s basketballcoach from 1983 to 1992. He chaired the health, physical education and recreation department from 1995 to 2005. After his appointment in 1986, Gross is now in his 26th yearas Augustana’s athletic director.

Under Gross’ leadership, Augustana now plays the majority of its home contests on campus. He has been directly involved in fundraising efforts and planning of the ElmenCenter (1989) and its addition (2002); Bowden Field for softball (1991); Ronken Field for baseball (1993); Hall Football Complex and Sanford Gymnasium (2006); Kirkeby-OverStadium (2009); Morstad Field (2009); and the Huether Tennis Centre (2009). He has also supervised and raised funds for the campus marquee (2002), the installation of thePulastic surface in the Elmen Center (2005), and the Elmen Center bleacher renovations (2010). Since 2006, Gross has been instrumental in cultivating donors to raise morethan $15 million in support of new and renovated athletic facilities on campus.

In terms of annual fundraising, Gross has played a significant role in the growth of the 800-member Augustana Athletic Club. He has been directly involved in the formationand increased support generated by the All-American Team, Augustana’s corporate sponsorship program. The organization has grown to 43 members, who provide more than$500,000 in annual support for Augustana athletics.

In 2004, Gross created the 30-minute promotional “Augustana Sportscene” television program. The weekly production, which Gross hosts, begins its eighth season in 2011-12and is now reaching more than 1,000 communities in South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois on Midco Sports Network and the Mediacom cablesystem. The program is also viewed worldwide at GoAugie.com. In 2009, Gross negotiated a new contract with Results Radio/Cumulus Media to carry all Augustana women’sbasketball games on KXRB-AM 1000.

In his nine seasons as head men’s basketball coach, Gross’ teams posted a 154-103 record and registered nine winning seasons. His 1988-89 squad won the North Central Con-ference championship and compiled an overall record of 23-7 (a school record at the time). His Vikings also advanced to the NCAA tournament in 1986, 1988 and 1989.

A native of Hayfield, Minn., Gross played basketball at Augustana from 1969 to 1973. He earned All-North Central Conference recognition three years. After receiving his de-gree, Gross played one year of professional basketball in Europe. He then taught and coached at the high school level in Mitchell, S.D., and Marshall, Minn., before returningto Augustana in 1979. He earned his master’s degree in physical education from the University of South Dakota in 1979.

Gross and his wife, Sheree, are the parents of three children: Jennie, Chris, and Sara.

South Dakota, 1975

Augustana, 1973



JEFF HOLMASSOCIATEATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Jeff Holm is in his sixth year as an administrator in the Augustana athletic department and his second as associate athletic director. He wasnamed assistant athletic director in 2006 and elevated to associate athletic director in 2010. Prior to administrative roles, Holm served as thehead coach of the Viking baseball team for six years.

A native of Brookings, S.D., Holm has more than a decade of experience in intercollegiate athletics--in both coaching and administration.

Holm was the head baseball coach at Augustana from 2001 to 2006. He was named the North Central Conference Coach of the Year in 2003after his squad won the conference championship.

Prior to taking over the baseball program at Augustana, Holm served as the head baseball coach at Millikin University in Decatur, Ill., from1998 to 2001. He earned College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin Coach of the Year honors in 2000. He also served as the chair of

the exercise science department at MU in 2001.

The former player at Minnesota State earned his bachelor's in math education with a minor in coaching from MSU in 1993. Holm went on to earn his master's in sport peda-gogy from South Dakota State in 1997. While at SDSU, he served as an assistant baseball coach for the Jackrabbits.

Holm and wife, Amy, are parents to sons J.D., 10, and Charlie, 7.

Minnesota State, 1993

ANN TRAPHAGENASSISTANTATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Ann Traphagen is in her fourth year as Augustana's assistant athletic director and senior woman administrator in 2011-12.

A native of Kimball, S.D., Traphagen is no stranger to the South Dakota intercollegiate athletics scene. Prior to accepting her current posi-tion at Augustana, she served as the director of sports marketing and assistant women's basketball coach at the South Dakota School of Minesand Technology in Rapid City.

Traphagen also made a stop at Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell, working there from 2004 to 2007. While at DWU, she was the head women'sbasketball coach and served as athletic director (2005-2006) and assistant athletic director (2006-2007).

Traphagen enjoyed a successful playing career with the SDSMT women's basketball program from 1995 to 1998. An NAIA All-America se-lection in 1999, she was a member of two final-four teams with the Hardrockers.

Traphagen earned her bachelor's degree in industrial engineering from SDSMT in 1999. She went on to earn her master's degree in health and physical education from St. CloudState, where she served as an assistant coach for two years, in 2004.

Traphagen lives in Sioux Falls with her husband, Travis, the head women's basketball coach at the University of Sioux Falls.

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, 1999

JON ENGDIRECTOROFATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT

Jon Eng enters his 10th year as Augustana's director of athletic development.

Eng has been associated--as both a student and staff member--with Augustana since 1986. The Sioux Falls native graduated from Augustanain 1991 with a bachelor's degree in history/secondary education. He also played with the Viking baseball team from 1987 to 1990.

Following graduation, Eng worked in the admission office until 2002 before being named to his current position in the athletic department.

As the director of athletic development, Eng also oversees the Augustana Athletic Club.

Eng and his wife, Holly, live in Sioux Falls with their sons: Sam, 9, and Matthew, 6.

Augustana, 1991



BRYANMILLERMARKETING& PROMOTIONS

Bryan Miller enters his fourth year as Augustana's athletic development and promotions assistant in 2011-12. He was hired in August of2008.

Miller is responsible for coordinating marketing efforts on behalf of the athletics department and organizing event promotions. He also as-sists with fundraising.

A native of Winthrop, Minn., Miller is a 2005 graduate of St. Cloud State with a degree in recreation and sports administration. He earnedhis master's in sports management from Ohio State in 2007.

Prior to joining the staff at Augie, Miller had stints as an intern for both Minnesota State (2007) and Ohio State (2006-2007).

Miller resides in Sioux Falls with his wife, Angela, and their daughter, Amelia.

St. Cloud State, 2005

TIM GERSZEWSKISPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Tim Gerszewski enters his second year as sports information director at Augustana College in 2011-12. Gerszewski oversees public andmedia relations efforts for the athletics department and serves as the webmaster for www.GoAugie.com.

Before joining the staff at Augustana, Gerszewski, a native of Mayville, N.D., spent two years as assistant athletic communications director atSouthwest Minnesota State, where he served as the primary media contact for seven of the university's 11 athletics programs. While at SMSU,Gerszewski helped design a women's and men's basketball program that was named "Best in the Nation" by the College Sports InformationDirectors of America (CoSIDA).

Prior to working at SMSU, Gerszewski worked as a news and sports photographer at KVRR-TV, the FOX affiliate in Fargo, N.D.

Gerszewski earned his bachelor's degree in mass communications from Minnesota State Moorhead in 2008 and his master's in sports leader-ship from SMSU in 2010.

Minnesota State Moorhead, 2008


ATHLETIC TRAINING

BRIAN GERRYHEADATHLETIC TRAINER

Brian Gerry serves as the program director for the Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP), a CAATE accredited education program,for Augustana. He is also the head athletic trainer for Viking football.

Gerry has been associated with Augustana athletic training for 18 years. He started teaching in 1993 and became the program director and headathletic trainer for Augustana in association with his role as coordinator of the SPORTS 1 program for Sioux Valley Hospital in 1996. He hasserved as the head football athletic trainer for the past 14 years.

From 1993 to 1996, Gerry was an adjunct instructor within the HPER department; he also served as the Coordinator of the SPORTS 1 pro-gram for Sioux Valley Hospital from 1993 to 2001.

In 1996, Gerry began his role as program director and head athletic trainer while also serving as the coordinator of the SPORTS 1 program.He held those dual roles from 1996 to 2001, and in 2001, he became an exclusive Augustana employee, serving as the program director of the ATEP and head athletic trainerof the Viking athletic department.

For six years prior to coming to Augustana, Gerry was the head athletic trainer for Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn. Prior to that, he was an assistant athletic trainer for theIndianapolis Colts of the NFL.

Gerry was awarded the Clinical Teacher of the Year award from the Sioux Falls Family Practice Residency Program in 1997. This was and still is the only time a non-physicianhas won the award.

Gerry, a Sioux Falls native, graduated from Washington High School in 1980 and from Southwest Minnesota State in 1985 with a degree in physical education and health edu-cation. While at SMSU, he played football and baseball for the Mustangs.

Gerry earned his master's in athletic training from Indiana State in 1987.

Brian and his wife, Kelli, have three children: Jennifer, Matthew and Nathan.

Southwest Minnesota State, 1985


ATHLETIC TRAINING

ANDY BOEHNKEASSISTANTATHLETIC TRAINER

Andy Boehnke is in his ninth year as an assistant athletic trainer at Augustana in 2011-12. His primary sport responsibilities include women’ssoccer, wrestling and baseball, and he shares the team duties for cross country and track and field.

Boehnke also works for the Sanford POWER program with Sanford Hospital during the summer months.

Prior to coming to Augustana, Boehnke served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer with the Orthopedic and Fracture Clinic in Mankato,Minn., for two years.

A Henry, S.D., native, Boehnke graduated from South Dakota State in 2001 with bachelor’s degrees in athletic training and health, physical ed-ucation and recreation. He received his master’s degree in sports administration from Minnesota State in 2003.

South Dakota State, 2001

BRANDONWELLSASSISTANTATHLETIC TRAINER

Brandon Wells enters his third year as an assistant athletic trainer at Augustana in 2011-12. He works primarily with the football and men’sbasketball teams and shares duties with the men's and women's track and field teams.

Prior to coming to Augustana, Wells served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Minnesota State, working primarily with football. Duringthat time, he also served as an assistant athletic trainer at the Orthopedic and Fracture Clinic in Mankato, Minn.

In the summer of 2006, Wells worked as a summer training camp intern for the NFL's Cleveland Browns.

A native of Arlington, Wis., Wells graduated from Wisconsin-Stevens Point in 2007 with a major in athletic training and a double minor instrength and conditioning and coaching.

He received his master’s degree in exercise physiology from MSU in 2009.

Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 2007

ASHLEY GRENZASSISTANTATHLETIC TRAINER

Ashley Grenz begins her first year as an assistant athletic trainer at Augustana in 2011-12. She primarily covers volleyball, women's basketballand softball for the Vikings.

A native of Eureka, S.D., Grenz most recently served as a graduate assistant at Phoenix College while working towards a master’s degree inathletic training at A.T. Still University in Mesa, Ariz.

Grenz graduated from Minnesota State in 2009 with a degree in athletic training. She lives in Sioux Falls with her husband, Ryan.

Minnesota State, 2009


SEASONOUTLOOK

by Bruce Conley, Sports Information Assistant

Lofty preseason team and individual rankings have expectations running high for the 2011-12 Augustana men’s basketball team.

The Vikings are ranked eighth by the Sporting News in its 2011-12 Division II preseason top-10 poll. The publication tabs guards Cody Schilling (Ellsworth, Minn.) and Cameron Mc-Caffrey (Portland, Ore.) as second team and honorable mention preseason All-Americachoices, respectively.

Since Tom Billeter took the reins in 2003, the Augustana men’s program has seen a spike innational exposure. The Vikings have registered five consecutive winning seasons and theiroverall record for the past four years is 85-35. The Vikings’ 24-7 record in 2009-10 set aschool standard for wins in a single season.

In the last four years, the Vikings have made three NCAA tournament appearances, ad-vancing to the Central Region championship game in 2009 and 2010.

After three seasons in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference, Augustana owns a 43-19 record and finished third overall in 2009-10 and 2010-11.

Schilling capped his junior year as the Vikings’ leading scorer (21.1points per game). Hisfirst-team selections included the NSIC, All-Central Region, and NABA All-Central District.He has started 89 straight games and currently ranks ninth on the Vikings’ career scoring listwith 1,391 points.

McCaffrey had a sensational sophomore season, shooting 43.2 percent from the field and av-eraging 19.0 points a game. He was chosen to the All-NSIC first team and earned second-team recognition on both the Daktronics All-Central Region and NABA All-Central Districtteams. He has accumulated 912 points in his first two seasons with the Vikings.

Schilling and McCaffrey are unquestionably the power train that will drive the Vikings. But,Augustana also has solid front line players back inDerrick DeZeeuw (Brandon, S.D.), LeifNomeland (Osakis, Minn.),Eric Jorgensen (Sioux City, Iowa), Yuriy Malashenko (Jordan,Minn.), and Brennan Olson (Luck, Wis.).

When team awards were handed out at the end of the 2010-11season, Nomeland was namedmost improved and DeZeeuw the top rebounder.

Nomeland played in all 27 games and had 17 starts in 2010-11. He averaged 9.7 points and4.4 rebounds a game. DeZeeuw started all 27 games, led the team in blocks (17), and aver-aged 6.2 points and 6.7 rebounds. Jorgensen started five games last year and appeared in 20.He averaged 3.9 points and 2.5 rebounds. Olson had five starts in 2010-11 and played in 20games. Malashenko appeared in all 27 games a year ago as a true freshman.

Evan Pierce (Houston, Texas) joined the team for the second semester last season but didnot suit up. He transferred to Augustana from Wagner (N.Y.).

This year’s 16-man roster includes four additional transfers:

> Drae Murray (Huntsville, Texas) spent three seasons at Division I Sam Houston State andis the projected starter at point guard. Murray started 26 games for the Bearkats (18-13) a yearago, averaging 5.8 points, 4.7 assists, and 2.5 rebounds. He has one year of eligibility re-maining.

> Nick Bennett (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) was the third leading scorer last year for An-telope Valley College (Calif.) at 9.7 points a game. The Marauders were 20-10.

> David Fritsch (Stewartville, Minn.) helped Rochester Community and Technical College(Minn.) to a 55-9 record in his two seasons. Last year he averaged 12 points and 2.5 rebounds.

> Scotty Norwood (El Paso, Texas) played in 55 games in two seasons with the OdessaCollege (Texas) Wranglers.

Dajon Newell (Lakeville, Minn.), a redshirt freshman, also plays football and will join thebasketball team at the end of the season.

Making their Augustana debuts are freshmen Vaughn Thada (Owatonna, Minn.), AlexRichter (Lakeville, Minn.) and Ben Reker (Appleton, Wis.).

PRESEASON PICKS CREATE HIGH EXPECATIONS FOR 2011-12 VIKINGS

Cody Schilling (above) and Cameron McCaffrey (below) make up one ofthe most explosive tandems in the NSIC.


2010-11 PORTRAITS


2011-12 ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School (Previous School)1 Cameron McCaffrey G 6-1 170 Jr. Portland, Ore./Century5 Drae Murray G 5-9 150 Sr. Huntsville, Texas/Huntsville (Sam Houston State)10 Vaughn Thada G 6-4 185 Fr. Owatonna, Minn./Owatonna11 Scotty Norwood G 6-0 195 Jr. El Paso, Texas/Montwood (Odessa)21 Cody Schilling G 6-5 190 Sr. Ellsworth, Minn./Ellsworth22 Nick Bennett G 6-2 185 Jr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Rancho Cucamonga (Antelope Valley)23 David Fritsch G 6-3 185 Jr. Stewartville, Minn./Stewartville (Rochester Community & Technical)24 Evan Pierce G 6-3 175 RFr. Houston, Texas/Mount Lebanon (Pa.) (Wagner)25 Yuriy Malashenko F 6-6 200 So. Jordan, Minn./Jordan30 Brennan Olson F 6-5 200 So. Luck, Wis./Luck31 Alex Richter G/F 6-5 200 Fr. Lakeville, Minn./South32 Dajon Newell G 5-10 185 RFr. Lakeville, Minn./North33 Derrick De Zeeuw F 6-7 202 Sr. Brandon, S.D./Brandon Valley42 Ben Reker F 6-7 220 Fr. Appleton, Wis./West43 Leif Nomeland F 6-7 205 Jr. Osakis, Minn./Osakis50 Eric Jorgensen F 6-8 220 Jr. Sioux City, Iowa/East

Head Coach: Tom Billeter (ninth season)Assistant Coach: Jeff Trumbauer (third season)Graduate Assistants: Luke Wiersma (third season), Chad Hettermann (first season)Volunteer Assistant:Hans Hoeg (first season)

:: alphabetical22 Nick Bennett23 David Fritsch50 Eric Jorgensen25 Yuriy Malashenko1 Cameron McCaffrey5 Drae Murray32 Dajon Newell43 Leif Nomeland11 Scotty Norwood30 Brennan Olson24 Evan Pierce42 Ben Reker31 Alex Richter21 Cody Schilling10 Vaughn Thada33 Derrick De Zeeuw

:: by height6-8 Eric Jorgensen6-7 Derrick De Zeeuw6-7 Leif Nomeland6-7 Ben Reker6-6 Yuriy Malashenko6-5 Brennan Olson6-5 Alex Richter6-5 Cody Schilling6-4 Vaughn Thada6-3 David Fritsch6-3 Evan Pierce6-2 Nick Bennett6-1 Cameron McCaffrey6-0 Scotty Norwood5-10 Dajon Newell5-9 Drae Murray

:: by positionGuards ..................................................10Forwards.................................................7

:: by positionSeniors ....................................................3Juniors.....................................................6Sophomores...........................................2Redshirt Freshmen................................2Freshmen................................................3

:: by stateMinnesota...............................................7Oregon....................................................1Texas .......................................................3California................................................1Wisconsin ...............................................2South Dakota.........................................1Iowa.........................................................1

:: pronunciationsYuriy Malashenko...........YUR-ee MAL-ah-SHAYNK-ohVaugh............................................................VonDajon............................................DAE-zsyohnDe Zeeuw..............................................Di-ZAE-ohLeif Nomeland................................LAFE NOME-land

ROSTER BREAKDOWN


COACHING STAFF

TOMBILLETERHead Coach :: Ninth SeasonIllinois, 1983

THE BILLETER FILEBornFeb. 12, 1961

HometownByron, Ill.

FamilyWife - PaulaChildren - Michael (Lindsie),Kelsey, Kyle, Brett

EducationUniversity of Illinois, 1983Bachelor of SciencePhysical EducationUniversity of Arizona, 1987Master of ScienceExercise Physiology

<< Tom Billeter annually emcees “Midnight Madness,” which kicks off each season.

Tom Billeter has recharged the Augustana men’s basketball program while elevating the enthusiasm of the Viking faithful.

Billeter’s teams have produced winning records each of the last five seasons, including an 18-9 mark in 2010-11. Augustanahas been to the NCAA Tournament three of the last four seasons.

Augustana’s overall record for the past five seasons is 101-47, including a three-year stretch of 20-plus wins culminating in a67-26 mark.

Now in his ninth season, Billeter’s 2009-10 team set a school record for wins in a season (24). His Vikings advanced to the Cen-tral Region championship game in 2009 and 2010.

Through much of the 2009-2010 campaign the Vikings appeared in the National Association of Basketball Coaches’ DivisionII Top-25 Poll. The Vikings have finished no lower than third place in each of their three seasons as a member of the North-ern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.

Viking standouts Cody Schilling and Cameron McCaffrey were named to the 2010-11 All-NSIC first team, making Augustanaone of three teams to land two players on the elite squad. Schilling was a NABC All-Central District first-team choice, whileMcCaffrey was named to the second team. The Daktronics All-Central Region included Schilling (first team) and McCaffrey(second team). Schilling was also a two-time choice as NSIC Player of the Week.

Billeter notched his 200th career coaching win in 2009-10 and begins 2011-12 with an overall record of 224-154.

In five seasons as the head coach at North Dakota State, he compiled a 97-50 record. During his tenure, the Bison logged fourconsecutive 20-win seasons and earned four straight appearances in NCAADivision II Tournament play. In 1994-95 the Bisoncorralled a share of the North Central Conference championship with a 12-6 record. Billeter forged a 57-33 record against NCCopponents and the Bison were conference runners-up three times.

Billeter graduated from Illinois in 1983 and began his coaching career at Arizona, where he worked two years (1985-1987) withlegendary coach Lute Olson. The Wildcats were 23-9 in 1985-86 and won the Pac-10 title. Both seasons resulted in Arizonaadvancing to the NCAA tournament.

During his time at Arizona, Billeter coached Sean Elliott, Steve Kerr, Tom Tolbert, Jud Buechler and Kenny Lofton. He thenmoved to Rice, where he served as an assistant coach from 1987 to 1992. In 1991-92 the Owls won 20 games, the first 20-winseason since 1953-54, and narrowly missed berths in the NCAA and NIT tournaments. While at Rice, Billeter coached the Owls’star center, Brent Scott.

Billeter’s 28 years in coaching includes experience beyond the shores of the United States. In 1996 he coached Team Amer-ica, a squad compiled of Division-I players ages 22 and younger. His team participated in the Turgut Atakol Tournament inIstanbul, Turkey.

Following his five-year run at NDSU, Billeter spent one season (1997-98) at St. John’s (N.Y.), where he served under headcoach Fran Fraschilla and helped the Red Storm to a 22-10 record. Led by Felipe Lopez and Ron Artest, St. John’s advancedto the NCAA tournament.

Billeter then began a five-year run at Texas A&M under head coach Melvin Watkins. Together, they helped the Aggies gain re-spect in the demanding Big 12 Conference. In 2002-03 the Aggies posted a 14-14 record, only the second .500 or better sea-son in 14 years. Again Billeter had the opportunity to coach prominent players including Bernard King and Antoine Wright.King is Texas A&M’s career scoring leader and the second all-time leading scorer in the history of the Big 12. Wright was theBig 12 Freshman of the Year in 2002-03 and the No. 15 NBA draft pick in 2005 by the New Jersey Nets.

Billeter earned his bachelor's degree in physical education from Illinois in 1983 and his master's in exercise physiology fromArizona in 1987. He resides in Sioux Falls with his wife, Paula. The Billeters have four children: Mike (Lindsie), Kelsey, Kyleand Brett.

Career Record as Head Coach: 224-154Record at Augustana: 127-104Record at North Dakota State: 97-50


COACHING STAFF

BILLETERYEAR-BY-YEARYear School Overall Conference Conference Finish1992-93 North Dakota State 12-17 7-11 8th1993-94 North Dakota State 21-9 14-4 2nd1994-95 North Dakota State 22-8 12-6 T-1st1995-96 North Dakota State 20-9 12-6 T-2nd1997-97 North Dakota State 22-7 12-6 T-2nd2003-04 Augustana 6-21 2-12 8th2004-05 Augustana 8-20 1-11 7th2005-06 Augustana 12-16 5-7 5th2006-07 Augustana 16-12 3-9 5th2007-08 Augustana 22-9 8-4 2nd2008-09 Augustana 21-10 13-7 6th2009-10 Augustana 24-7 15-5 3rd2010-11 Augustana 18-9 15-7 3rd

224-154 119-95

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1997-98 St. John’s Assitant Coach

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BILLETER COACHINGAPPOINTMENTS


COACHING STAFF

JEFFTRUMBAUERAssistant Coach :: Third SeasonNorth Dakota State, 1998

Jeff Trumbauer is in his second stint as the top assistant coach for the Augustana men's basketball program, having servedas an assistant for the Vikings for the 2003-04 season and returning to that same position for the 2010-11 campaign.

Prior to accepting the position at Augustana, Trumbauer was the head coach at Jamestown (N.D.) for six years. He has alsobeen an assistant coach at Northern State (1998-1999), Minnesota State Moorhead (1999-2002) and Dartmouth (2002-2003).

During his tenure at Jamestown, Trumbauer turned the Jimmies into a power in the Dakota Athletic Conference. In 2008,he led JC to the DAC championship and was named the conference's coach of the year. His team went on to earn an NAIAnational tournament bid in 2008. Two years later, Trumbauer guided his squad to the DAC Tournament title and a secondberth in the national tournament.

Trumbauer's Jimmies gained the reputation of having a potent offense. During the 2007-08 season, JC averaged 81 pointsper game and shot 50 percent from the field and 42 percent from behind the arc. Several of Trumbauer's players found theirway into the school record book following the 2007-08 campaign.

Trumbauer's student-athletes have shined more than just on the floor. In his six years at the school, his players averaged a3.15 grade point average. Equally impressive, every one of his players graduated.

A native of Battle Lake, Minn., Trumbauer received his bachelor's degree in physical education from North Dakota State in1998 and his master's in education from Northern State in 1999.

Trumbauer and his wife, Jodi, live in Sioux Falls with their daughters, Katelyn (6) and Leah (4), and son Joe (1).


COACHING STAFF

LUKEWIERSMAGraduate Assistant :: Third SeasonU-Mary, 2008

Luke Wiersma is in his second season as a graduate assistant with the Augustana men's basketball program in 2011-12. He servedas a volunteer assistant coach for the 2009-10 season.

Wiersma came to Augustana following a two-year stint as a student assistant coach at the University of U-Mary. At U-Mary, Wiersmawas responsible for coordinating all of the team's travel arrangements. He also assisted with game planning, recruiting and playerdevelopment.

Prior to U-Mary, Wiersma spent the 2006-07 season at Bethany Academy High School in Bloomington, Minn. There, he acted asan assistant varsity coach and head coach of the junior varsity team. He was elevated to varsity head coach for the final 10 games of the season when the head coach steppeddown due to health reasons.

Wiersma comes from a basketball family. His older brothers Brian and Andy both played basketball at Southwest Minnesota State.

A native of Chanhassen, Minn., Wiersma earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from U-Mary in 2008. He is currently pursing his master's in sports ad-ministration and leadership at Augustana. He resides in Sioux Falls with his wife, Sara.

CHADHETTERMANNGraduate Assistant :: First SeasonAugustana, 2011

Former Augustana guard Chad Hettermann begins his first season as a graduate assistant for the Vikings in 2011-12.

A native of Johnsburg, Ill., Hettermann closed his tenure as a player at Augustana in 2010-11 and left as one of the winningest play-ers in program history. During his five years on the roster, the Vikings compiled a record of 101-47. Augustana also made threeNCAA Tournament appearances and advanced to the Sweet 16 twice in that span.

Hettermann, regarded as a staunch defender, appeared in 116 career games and made 37 starts. He also scored 225 points, grabbed187 rebounds, dished out 155 assists and made 97 steals.

Hettermann graduated from Johnsburg High School in 2006 and earned bachelor's degrees in sports management and business administration from Augustana in 2011. Heis currently pursuing his master's in sports administration and leadership.

HANSHOEGVolunteer Assistant :: First SeasonJamestown, 2010

Hans Hoeg begins his first season as a volunteer assistant coach with the Augustana men's basketball program in 2011-12.

A native of Litchfield, Minn., Hoeg played three seasons at Wisconsin-River Falls from 2003 to 2006 and one year at Jamestown(N.D.) (2009-10) under current Viking assistant Jeff Trumbauer. While at UWRF, Hoeg was an all-conference and all-region choice.In 2004-05, he led all of Division III and was third in the NCAAA—regardless of Division--in free-throw percentage at 93.4 per-cent. At JC, he was an all-conference selection and led the NAIA in free-throw percentage (91.2 percent) during the 2009-10 cam-paign. Hoeg scored 1,368 points during his collegiate career. He graduated from JC in 2010 with a bachelor's degree in businessadministration.

Hoeg graduated from Litchfield High School in 2003. He led his prep squads to a pair of state titles as a three-year starter.

Following his playing career, Hoeg spent one season at Benilde-St. Margaret's High School in St. Louis Park, Minn., as an assistant coach.

Hoeg lives in Sioux Falls with his wife, Danielle.


PLAYER PROFILES

DERRICKDe ZEEUWSenior :: Forward :: 6-7 :: 202Brandon, S.D. :: Brandon Valley HS

2010-11 (Junior): Started all 27 games ... averaged 6.2 points andteam-high 6.7 rebounds per game ... registered five double-fig-ure scoring and five double-figure rebounding efforts ... recordeddouble-double (11 rebounds, 10 points) against Concordia Uni-versity, St. Paul on Jan. 4 ... shot team-best 73.4 percent fromfield ... blocked team-high 17 shots ... dished out 18 assists ...logged 20 steals ... hit game-winning layup on putback at St.Cloud State on Jan. 29 ... led team in rebounding 14 times.

2009-10 (Sophomore): Appeared in 30 games, starting 18 ...second on team in rebounding with 5.1 per game ... grabbed ca-reer-high 12 rebounds against U-Mary on Dec. 4 ... led team inrebounding during nine games ... grabbed at least nine reboundsin four games.

2008-09 (Redshirt Freshman): Appeared in 29 games … av-eraged 2.7 points and 2.4 rebounds per game ... went 4 of 5 fromfield to score career-high 13 points against Dakota State on Dec.9 ... had career-high in steals with two vs. MSU Moorhead onJan. 9 ... grabbed career-high seven rebounds versus MinnesotaState on Jan. 24.

2007-08 (Redshirt): Sat out season as redshirt.

High School: 2007 graduate of Brandon Valley High School… started three years … averaged 13.2 points and 7.7 reboundsas senior … helped team to Class AA state tournament, finish-ing third… averaged 14 points, 9.0 rebounds and 2.5 blocks pergame, helping team to fourth-place finish at Class AA state tour-nament as junior … averaged 11 points per game as sophomoreand named to All-Eastern South Dakota Conference Team.

Personal: Son of Mark and Sandy De Zeeuw … born Jan. 16,1989 ... sports marketing/business major.

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DeZEEUW’S CAREER STATISTICS|--- Rebounds ---|

Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 29 0 276 9.5 30 60 .500 0 0 .000 19 37 .514 28 43 71 2.4 35 0 4 12 1 6 79 2.72009-10 30 18 519 17.3 46 66 .697 0 0 .000 23 52 .442 41 104 145 4.8 47 2 13 20 19 18 115 3.82010-11 27 27 641 23.7 69 94 .734 0 0 .000 30 72 .417 64 116 180 6.7 54 1 18 20 17 20 168 6.2TOTAL 86 45 1436 16.7 145 220 .659 0 0 .000 72 161 .447 133 263 396 4.6 136 3 35 52 37 44 362 4.2

CAREER HIGHS

Points21

at St. Cloud State (1.29.11)Rebounds

124 times

Assists3

vs. Winona State (1.22.11)Steals

33 times

Blocks4

at Minnesota Duluth (1.03.10)FG Made

9at St. Cloud State (1.29.11)

FG Attempts10

at St. Cloud State (1.29.11)FT Made

5vs. Dakota State (12.09.08)

FT Attempts8

at St. Cloud State (1.29.11)


PLAYER PROFILES

CODYSCHILLINGSenior :: Guard :: 6-5 :: 190Ellsworth, Minn. :: Ellsworth HS

2010-11 (Junior): Started all 27 games ... named All-NSIC firstteam ... picked up Daktronics All-Central Region first-team hon-ors ... tabbed NABC All-Central District first team ... namedNSIC Player of the Week on Jan. 24 and Feb. 28 ... averagedteam-best 21.2 points and 2.9 assists per game ... also pulleddown 4.7 rebounds per contest ... led NSIC in scoring at 22.6points per game ... shot 52.4 percent from floor and 38.1 percentfrom behind arc ... 88.2 percent free-throw shooter ... reacheddouble-figure scoring in all but two games ... led team in scoring15 times ... scored at least 20 points 15 times and at least 30points at four times ... netted 44 points against Minnesota,Crookston on Feb. 26, marking second-highest performance inschool history ... was team's top rebounder seven times ... loggeddouble-double (10 rebounds, 27 points) at Wayne State on Jan.15 ... recorded 31 steals ... averaged team-high 32.6 minutes pergame.

2009-10 (Sophomore): Appeared in 31 games with career-high31 starts ... named Division II Bulletin All-America honorablemention ... ... earned NABC All-Central District first team hon-ors ... All-NSIC first team pick ... led team in scoring with 15.3points per game ... led team in rebounding with 5.4 reboundsper game ... scored double figures in 23 of 28 games played ...grabbed career-high 14 rebounds against U-Mary on Feb. 19 ...posted eight 20-point games ... logged three double-doubles ...shot 51.8 percent from the floor, 37.7 percent from 3-pointrange and 82.1 percent at free throw line.

2008-09 (Freshman): Appeared in 31 games, starting 28 ...named NSIC Freshman of the Year ... earned Division II Bul-letin All-Freshman team honors ... third on team averaging 11.1points and second on team with 4.9 rebounds a game ... recordeda career-high 29 points versus MSU Moorhead on Jan. 9 ...grabbed career-high 11 rebounds against MSU Moorhead onNov. 30 ... blocked career high two shots against MSU Moor-head Jan. 9 ... earned No. 8 spot in country and second in con-ference with a 90.4 free throw percentage.

High School: 2008 graduate of Ellsworth High School … ledEllsworth to back-to-back Class A state championships ... helpedPanthers to a 63-3 record during junior and senior seasons… setstate scoring record by finishing career with 3,428 points … alsoset state career-assist record with 1,439 assists and finished ascareer leader in free throws made and second in free throws at-tempted and field goals made … averaged 27.9 points, 9.5 re-bounds and 9.7 assists per game ... earned Associated PressPlayer of the Year award.

Personal: Son of Clayton and Carla Schilling … born Aug. 8,1989 ... elementary education major.

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SCHILLING’S CAREER STATISTICS|--- Rebounds ---|

Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 31 31 817 26.4 116 225 .516 28 62 .452 85 94 .904 40 103 143 4.6 61 0 61 54 11 29 345 11.12009-10 31 31 860 27.7 156 301 .518 20 53 .377 142 173 .821 44 123 167 5.4 55 0 69 48 12 29 474 15.32010-11 27 27 881 32.6 195 372 .524 32 84 .381 150 170 .882 23 105 128 4.7 39 0 77 61 3 31 572 21.2TOTAL 89 89 2558 28.7 467 898 .520 80 199 .402 377 437 .863 107 331 438 4.9 155 0 207 163 26 89 1391 15.6

CAREER HIGHS

Points44

vs.Minnesota, Crookston (2.26.11)Rebounds

14twice

Assists7

twiceSteals

44 times

Blocks2

6 timesFG Made

14vs.Minnesota, Crookston (2.26.11)FG Attempts

22vs.Minnesota, Crookston (2.26.11)3FG Made

4vs. Upper Iowa (1.16.09)

3FG Attempts6

twiceFT Made

13twice

FT Attempts14

5 times


PLAYER PROFILES

ERIC JORGENSENJunior :: Forward :: 6-8 :: 220Sioux City, Iowa :: East HS

2010-11 (Sophomore): Appeared in 20 games, starting five ...logged 12.4 minutes per game ... averaged 3.9 points and 2.5 re-bounds per contest ... shot 49.1 percent from field ... snaggedsix rebounds against Valley City State on Nov. 24 ... had sevenblocks.

2009-10 (Redshirt Freshman): Appeared in 22 games ...recorded career-high seven points against South Dakota Schoolof Mines and Technology on Dec. 17 ... grabbed career-highseven rebounds against Montana State Billings on Nov. 24 ... av-eraged 1.9 points and 1.6 rebounds per game.


High School: 2008 graduate of Sioux City East High School ...started two years ... led team to 17-5 record as senior … two-time first team All-Missouri River Conference selection and All-Northwest Iowa first team pick … earned second team Class 4AAll-State honors … averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds pergame as he earned all-city first team honors as a junior … aver-aged 6.0 points per game as sophomore off the bench to helpteam earn 19-7 record and finish third at state tournament.

Personal: Son of Ron and Kathy Jorgensen ... born July 11,1989 ... mathematics/business major.

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JORGENSEN’S CAREER STATISTICS|--- Rebounds ---|

Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 22 0 139 6.3 14 30 .467 0 1 .000 11 20 .550 9 25 34 1.5 19 0 3 3 4 8 39 1.82010-11 20 5 247 12.4 28 57 .491 0 1 .000 22 33 .667 22 27 49 2.5 39 1 4 17 7 5 78 3.9TOTAL 42 5 386 9.2 42 87 .483 0 2 .000 33 53 .623 31 52 83 2.0 58 1 7 20 11 13 117 2.8

CAREER HIGHS

Points9

vs. Jamestown (11.13.10)Rebounds

7twice

Assists2

vs. Dakota StateSteals

24 times

Blocks1

15 timesFG Made

38 times

FG Attempts6

4 times3FG Attempts

1twice

FT Made5

vs. Jamestown (11.13.10)FT Attempts

7vs. Valley City State (11.24.10)


PLAYER PROFILES

CAMERONMcCAFFREYJunior :: Guard :: 6-1 :: 170Portland, Ore. :: Century HS

2010-11 (Sophomore): Started all 27 games ... named All-NSICfirst team ... tabbed Daktronics All-Central Region second team... named NABC All-Central District second team ... second onteam in scoring with 19.0 points per game ... also averaged 2.4 as-sists and 2.3 rebounds per contest ... scored in double figures inall but three games ... scored at least 20 points 12 times ... ledteam in scoring 12 times ... dropped 29 points at Concordia Uni-versity, St. Paul on Jan. 28 and against Southwest Minnesota Stateon Feb. 5 ... blocked 13 shots ... shot 43.2 percent from field ...connected at 37.2 percent clip from behind arc and led team with58 3-pointers ... drilled six 3-pointers against Minnesota, Crook-ston on Feb. 26 .. recorded 27 steals ... shot 84.2 percent fromfree-throw line.

2009-10 (Freshman): Appeared in 31 games, starting one ...named NSIC Freshman of the Year ... earned All-NSIC secondteam honors ... named to Division II Bulletin All-Freshmanteam ... third on team in scoring with 12.9 points per game ...third on team in assists with 57... scored 13 points, including agame-winning basket in against Winona State on Feb. 13 ... alsofinished with career-high 29 points against WSU ... scored 21points against South Dakota School of Mines and Technologyon Dec. 17 for first career 20-point game ... scored 24 pointsagainst Concordia-St. Paul on on Jan. 29 ... scored double-digitsin 18 of 27 games played.

High School: 2009 graduate of Century High School ... letteredfour times and started for three seasons ... averaged 25 points,six assists and five rebounds a game as senior ... team was 22-8and second in state ... scored 733 points, which is 12th-highestsingle-season point total in Oregon history ... named Player ofthe Year in Northwest Oregon Conference ... earned Class 5AAll-State honors, as well as making Class 5A All-State Tourna-ment Team.

Personal: Son of Lynn and Patrick McCaffrey ... born April 8,1990 ... exercise science major.

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McCAFFREY’S CAREER STATISTICS|--- Rebounds ---|


CAREER HIGHS

Points29

4 timesRebounds

6at Minnesota Duluth (1.09.11)

Assists5

3 timesSteals

3atSouthwestMinnesotaSt. (12.03.10)Blocks

24 times

FG Made12

twiceFG Attempts

203 times

3FG Made6

vs.Minnesota, Crookston (2.26.11)3FG Attempts

10twice

FT Made14

twiceFT Attempts

16twice


PLAYER PROFILES

LEIFNOMELANDJunior :: Forward :: 6-7 :: 205Osakis, Minn. :: Osakis HS

2010-11 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 27 games, starting 21 ...averaged 9.7 points and 4.4 rebounds per game ... shot 48.4 per-cent from floor and 40.3 percent from behind arc ... scored 21points at Minnesota Duluth on Jan. 9 ... posted 11 double-figurescoring efforts ... twice led team in scoring ... grabbed 11 re-bounds against MSU Moorhead on Feb. 25 ... drilled four 3-pointers against U-Mary on Dec. 10 ... recorded 11 steals andhad 18 assists ... named Academic All-NSIC.

2009-10 (Redshirt Freshman): Appeared in 21 games ... aver-aged 0.9 points and 1.0 rebounds per game ... scored career-highsix points against Minnesota, Crookston on Jan. 1 ... grabbed ca-reer-high four rebounds against South Dakota School of Minesand Technology on Dec. 17.


High School: 2008 graduate of Osakis High School … brokeOsakis career records for points scored and rebounds … alsoholds single-season records for points, points per game and re-bounds … led Osakis to a 22-6 record as senior … averaged 23points, 15 rebounds and five blocks per game as junior ... earnedPrairie Conference MVP honors … earned first team Class AAAll-State honors ... received all-state honorable mention honors… averaged 15 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks per game assophomore … named all-conference and all-state honorablemention … averaged nine points, seven rebounds and twoblocks per game as freshman.

Personal: Son of Steve and Brenda Nomeland … born March2, 1990 ... mathematics and computer science major.

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NOMELAND’S CAREER STATISTICS|--- Rebounds ---|


CAREER HIGHS

Points21

at Minnesota Duluth (1.09.11)Rebounds

11vs. MSU Moorhead (2.25.11)

Assists4

at St. Cloud State (1.29.11)Steals

2vs. St. Cloud State (3.02.11)

Blocks1

twiceFG Made

9at Minnesota Duluth (1.09.11)

FG Attempts14

at Minnesota Duluth (1.09.11)3FG Made

5at St. Cloud State (1.29.11)

3FG Attempts7

twiceFT Made

4vs. U-Mary (12.10.10)

FT Attempts6

vs. U-Mary (12.10.10)


PLAYER PROFILES

YURIYMALASHENKOSophomore :: Forward :: 6-6 :: 200Jordan, Minn. :: Jordan HS

2010-11 (Freshman): Played in all 27 games as true freshman ...averaged 3.9 and 3.0 rebounds per contest ... logged 15.5 min-utes per game ... went 17 of 40 (42.5 percent) from behind thearc to lead team ... scored 11 points and snagged 11 reboundsagainst Winona State on Jan. 22 ... recorded 12 points againstMinnesota State on Feb. 4 ... shot 71.4 percent from the free-throw line ... handed out 13 assists.

High School: 2010 graduate of Jordan High School ... three-year letterwinner and starter ... scored more than 1,000-careerpoints and grabbed more than 1,000-career rebounds ... finishedprep career ranked first in JHS history in rebounding and secondin scoring ... averaged 19.5 points and 15.3 rebounds per gameas senior ... named all-conference, all-metro third team and all-state honorable mention as senior ... named top-25 MinnesotaMr. Basketball finalist ... nominated to play in McDonald's All-America Game ... played in Minnesota All-Star game ... led teamto sub-section and section championship and to school's firststate tournament appearance as senior ... averaged 16.0 pointsand 16.3 rebounds per game as junior ... named all-conferenceand led state in rebounds as junior ... averaged 14.0 points and10.0 rebounds per game as sophomore.

Personal: Son of Yuriy and Olga Malashenko ... born on Sept.16, 1991.

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MALASHENKO’S CAREER STATISTICS|--- Rebounds ---|

Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2010-11 27 0 419 15.5 32 81 .395 17 40 .425 25 35 .714 17 63 80 3.0 37 0 9 13 2 8 106 3.9

CAREER HIGHS

Points12

vs. Minnesota State (2.04.11)Rebounds

11vs. Winona State (1.22.11)

Assists2

at Minnesota Duluth (1.09.11)Steals

2vs. Jamestown (11.13.10)

Blocks1

twiceFG Made

34 times

FG Attempts6

3 times3FG Made

23 times

3FG Attempts4

3 timesFT Made

6vs. Winona State (1.22.11)

FT Attempts8

vs. Winona State (1.22.11)


PLAYER PROFILES

BRENNANOLSONSophomore :: Forward :: 6-5 :: 200Luck, Wis. :: Luck HS

2010-11 (Redshirt Freshman): Appeared in 20 games andstarted three ... averaged 1.7 points and 1.8 rebounds per game... registered 9.3 minutes per contest ... recorded five pointsagainst Jamestown on Nov. 13 and against Dakota State on Nov.26 ... grabbed five rebounds at Bemidji State on Jan. 8 ... con-nected on trio of three pointers.


High School: 2009 graduate of Luck High School ... four-yearstarter and letterwinner ... led Cardinals to 20-2 record and WestLakeland Conference championship as senior ... averaged 22.6points and 11.3 rebounds per game ... was also three-time All-West Lakeland Conference selection ... named Wisconsin Di-vision 3 first team All-State as senior ... also a McDonald'sAll-America nominee and Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Asso-ciation All-Star and Academic All-Star ... named All-Area MostValuable Player after earning all-area honors as a sophomore andjunior.

Personal: Son of Brian and Karen Olson ... born April 7, 1991... biology major.

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OLSON’S CAREER STATISTICS|--- Rebounds ---|

Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2010-11 20 3 185 9.3 11 38 .289 3 12 .250 8 16 .500 10 25 35 1.8 34 1 5 9 4 4 33 1.7

CAREER HIGHS

Points5

twiceRebounds

5at Bemidji State (1.08.11)

Assists2

vs. St. Cloud State (1.03.11)Steals

2twice

Blocks1

4 timesFG Made

23 times

FG Attempts4

4 times3FG Made

13 times

3FG Attempts2

vs. Dakota State (11.26.10)FT Made

2twice

FT Attempts4

vs. Jamestown (11.13.10)


PLAYER PROFILES

DAJONNEWELLRedshirt Freshman :: Guard :: 5-10 :: 185Lakeville, Minn. :: North HS


High School: 2010 graduate of Lakeville North High School ... four-year starter and letterwinner ... averaged 10 points, fourassists and three steals per game as senior ... selected to play in Minnesota All-Star Game as senior ... twice named all-confer-ence ... played for John Oxton and Mike Nolan.

Personal: Son of Fred and Linda Newell ... born April 14, 1992 ... physical education major ... also member of Augustana foot-ball team.32

EVANPIERCERedshirt Freshman :: Guard :: 6-3 :: 175Houston, Texas :: Mount Lebanon (Pa.) HS :: Wagner

2010-11 (Redshirt): Joined team for second semester ... sat out as redshirt.

Before Augustana: Spent portion of 2010-11 season as redshirt at Division I Wagner.

High School: 2010 graduate of Mount Lebanon High School in Pittsburgh ... scored more than 1,200 career points ... aver-aged 19 points per game as senior ... McDonald’s All-America nominee ... Pittsburgh Post Gazette Class 4A Player of the Year ...two-time all-state selection ... named to Post Gazette's Fab 5 Team and to Pittsburgh Tribune Review Terrific 10 ... twice named toThe Almanac Elite 11 teams ... guided his team to No. 17 national ranking by USA Today in 2009-10.

Personal: Son of Alvin and Sandra Pierce ... born July 8, 1991 ... business administration major.24


PLAYER PROFILES

NICKBENNETTJunior :: Guard :: 6-2 :: 185Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. :: Rancho Cucamonga HS :: Antelope Valley (Calif.)

Before Augustana: Spent two seasons at Antelope Valley College in Lancaster, Calif. ... averaged 14 points per game as soph-omore and 12 points per game as freshman ... All-Foothill Conference selection.

High School: 2008 graduate of Rancho Cucamonga High School in California ... two-year letterwinner and starter ... all-con-ference honoree ... averaged 20.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game as senior ... averaged 18.0 points per game asjunior.

Personal: Son of Schaela Bennett and Duane Bennett ... born July 7, 1990 ... sports management major.22

DAVIDFRITSCHJunior :: Guard :: 6-3 :: 185Stewartville, Minn. :: Stewartville HS :: Rochester Community & Technical

Before Augustana: Spent two seasons at Rochester Community and Technical College ... two-time All-Minnesota CollegiateAthletic Conference Southern Division selection ... guided team to two MCAC state titles and two runner-up finishes in NJCAADivision III national tournament ... averaged 12 points and 2.5 rebounds per game while shooting 45 percent from field as soph-omore ... averaged 10 points and 4.0 rebounds per game as freshman.

High School: 2009 graduate of Stewartville High School ... two-year letterwinner and starter ... averaged 14.0 points and 7.0rebound per game as senior ... two-time all-conference pick ... guided team to two sub-section championships and back-to-back20-win seasons.

Personal: Son of Lyle and Connie Fritsch ... born Jan. 16, 1991 ... business major.23

DRAEMURRAYSenior :: Guard :: 5-9 :: 150Huntsville, Texas :: Huntsville HS :: Sam Houston State

Before Augustana: Spent three seasons at Division I Sam Houston State ... started 26 games at point guard as junior ... alsoaveraged 5.8 points, 4.7 assists and 2.5 rebounds per game ... logged three double-figure assist and five double-figure scoringperformances ... was second in Southland Conference in assists with 5.2 per contest ... scored 479 points, handed out 324 as-sists and grabbed 173 rebounds during three-year career at SHSU ... also had career average of 3.4 assists per game.

High School: 2008 graduate of Huntsville High School in Texas ... all-district and all-region first-team selection ... averaged16.1 points and 5.2 assists per game as senior ... also shot 54.5 percent from the floor and 43.6 percent from behind the arc ...named District 18-4A Most Valuable Player.

Personal: Son of Perronica O'Bryant ... born April 30, 1990 ... fitness management major.5


PLAYER PROFILES

SCOTTYNORWOODJunior :: Guard :: 6-0 :: 195El Paso, Texas :: Montwood HS :: Odessa

Before Augustana: Spent two seasons at Odessa College in Texas ... started as sophomore ... two-time Academic All-Amer-ica selection ... helped team reach region quarterfinals twice.

High School: 2009 graduate of Montwood High School in El Paso, Texas ... two-year letterwinner and starter ... averaged 10.0points, 4.0 assists, 4.0 rebounds and 3.0 steals per game as senior ... picked up All-City and All-District first-team honors dur-ing senior season ... also named districts defensive MVP ... tabbed district newcomer of the year as sophomore ... named All-District Defense first team as sophomore ... two-time Academic All-America honoree ... played for Tony Harper.

Personal: Son of Shelly Grubbs and Mike Norwood ... born Jan. 14, 1991 ... business administration and sports managementmajor.11

BENREKERFreshman :: Forward :: 6-7 :: 220Appleton, Wis. :: West HS

High School: 2011 graduate of Appleton West High School ... three-year letterwinner and starter ... two-time all-conferenceperformer ... captained squad as senior ... led team to section finals as senior.

Personal: Son of Joe and LeAnn Reker ... born April 29, 1993.

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ALEXRICHTERFreshman :: Guard/Forward :: 6-5 :: 200Lakeville, Minn. :: South HS

High School: 2011 graduate of Lakeville South High School ... four-year letterwinner and starter ... averaged 23.1 points, 7.2rebounds and 1.2 assists during senior season ... became LSHS's all-time leading scorer in 2010-11 with 1,995 points ... alsoguided team to section championship and state-tournament appearance ... three-time All-South Suburban Conference pick ...led league in scoring for three seasons ... twice named all-state ... picked up All-Metro honors and was academic all-state hon-oree during junior and senior seasons ... averaged 23.8 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.3 assists per contest as junior ... netted 19.9points, 5.4 rebounds and 1.1 assists per outing as sophomore.

Personal: Son of Steve and Kristine Richter ... born Nov. 17, 1992 ... business major.31


PLAYER PROFILES

VAUGHNTHADAFreshman :: Guard :: 6-4 :: 185Owatonna, Minn. :: Owatonna HS

High School: 2011 graduate of Owatonna High School ... three-year starter and four-year letterwinner ... scored 1,264 careerpoints ... averaged 17.5 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game as senior ... named Area Player of the Year as junior andsenior ... averaged 16.1 points, 4.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game during junior season ... three-time all-conference and all-area selection and two-time all-state pick ... averaged 7.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game as sophomore and 3.7points and 2.0 rebound per outing as freshman ... part of two section title teams ... helped team to pair of state-tournamentappearances.

Personal: Son of Mark Thada and Cheryl Thada ... born of Dec. 9, 1992 ... biology major.10

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2010-11 REVIEW

2010-11 COMBINED STATISTICS|--- Total ---| |--- 3-PT ---| |--- Rebounds ---|

Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts AvgSchilling, Cody 27 27 881 32.6 195 372 .524 32 84 .381 150 170 .882 23 105 128 4.7 39 0 77 61 3 31 572 21.2McCaffrey, Cameron 27 27 830 30.7 169 391 .432 58 156 .372 117 139 .842 27 34 61 2.3 68 2 64 62 13 27 513 19.0Nomeland, Leif 27 17 592 21.9 104 215 .484 27 67 .403 26 42 .619 41 79 120 4.4 60 0 17 29 2 11 261 9.7De Zeeuw, Derrick 27 27 641 23.7 69 94 .734 0 0 .000 30 72 .417 64 116 180 6.7 54 1 18 20 17 20 168 6.2Hass, Trevor 26 0 378 14.5 44 118 .373 28 79 .354 31 32 .969 6 26 32 1.2 32 0 9 17 0 12 147 5.7Malashenko, Yuriy 27 0 419 15.5 32 81 .395 17 40 .425 25 35 .714 17 63 80 3.0 37 0 9 13 2 8 106 3.9Jorgensen, Eric 20 5 247 12.4 28 57 .491 0 1 .000 22 33 .667 22 27 49 2.5 39 1 4 17 7 5 78 3.9Truex, Nathan 10 4 148 14.8 12 36 .333 3 17 .176 5 7 .714 11 21 32 3.2 29 0 5 8 3 2 32 3.2Thomforde, Ethan 27 0 323 12.0 26 68 .382 7 24 .292 5 7 .714 10 20 30 1.1 40 0 19 22 0 14 64 2.4Hettermann, Chad 27 25 598 22.1 16 63 .254 0 12 .000 22 35 .629 18 39 57 2.1 74 2 60 31 4 43 54 2.0Olson, Brennan 20 3 185 9.3 11 38 .289 3 12 .250 8 16 .500 10 25 35 1.8 34 1 5 9 4 4 33 1.7Peterka, Adam 19 0 241 12.7 8 21 .381 4 12 .333 3 5 .600 7 19 26 1.4 11 0 21 8 0 3 23 1.2Anderson, Brett 8 0 17 2.1 1 5 .200 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 2 2 4 0.5 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 0.3TEAM 47 46 93 3.4 0 8 0Total 27 715 1559 .459 179 506 .354 444 593 .749 305 622 927 34.3 520 7 308 306 55 1802053 76.0Opponents 27 665 1473 .451 182 474 .384 382 544 .702 261 610 871 32.3 544 - 327 373 62 1401894 70.1

2010-11 RESULTS

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDSNov. 13 Jamestown (N.D.) W 75-65 2083 (20) McCaffrey, Cameron (6) De Zeeuw, DerrickNov. 17 vs. Sioux Falls^ W 69-53 2832 (27) McCaffrey, Cameron (4) Schilling, Cody

(4) De Zeeuw, DerrickNov. 2 Valley City State (N.D.) W 65-53 2038 (19) McCaffrey, Cameron (6) Jorgensen, Eric

(19) Schilling, CodyNov. 26 Dakota State L 51-52 2022 (21) Schilling, Cody (9) Schilling, CodyDec. 3 at Southwest Minnesota State* L 64-66 1765 (30) Schilling, Cody (5) Nomeland, LeifDec. 4 at Minnesota State* L 67-83 1119 (18) McCaffrey, Cameron (8) De Zeeuw, DerrickDec. 10 U-Mary* W 68-55 2617 (19) Schilling, Cody (8) Truex, NathanDec. 12 Northern State* W 90-85 2709 (27) McCaffrey, Cameron (9) De Zeeuw, DerrickDec. 17 at Minnesota, Crookston* W 81-68 111 (20) Schilling, Cody (12) De Zeeuw, DerrickDec. 18 at MSU Moorhead* L 61-64 131 (21) Schilling, Cody (7) De Zeeuw, DerrickJan. 3 St. Cloud State* L 74-76 2370 (19) McCaffrey, Cameron (6) De Zeeuw, Derrick

(6) Schilling, CodyJan. 4 Concordia-St. Paul* W 75-65 2202 (25) Schilling, Cody (11) De Zeeuw, DerrickJan. 8 at Bemidji State* W 69-67 876 (20) McCaffrey, Cameron (9) De Zeeuw, Derrick

(9) Nomeland, LeifJan. 9 at Minnesota Duluth* W 76-49 418 (21) Nomeland, Leif (10) De Zeeuw, DerrickJan. 15 at Wayne State (Neb.) W 79-76 (2OT) 962 (27) Schilling, Cody (10) Schilling, CodyJan. 21 Upper Iowa* W 97-77 2654 (24) Schilling, Cody (4) Olson, Brennan

(24) McCaffrey, CameronJan. 22 Winona State* W 95-90 (OT) 2717 (37) Schilling, Cody (11) Malashenko, YuriyJan. 28 at Concordia-St. Paul* W 83-69 1001 (29) McCaffrey, Cameron (8) De Zeeuw, DerrickJan. 29 at St. Cloud State* W 89-87 2658 (21) De Zeeuw, Derrick (9) De Zeeuw, Derrick

(9) Nomeland, LeifFeb. 4 Minnesota State* L 79-92 3403 (22) Schilling, Cody (8) Malashenko, YuriyFeb. 5 Southwest Minnesota State* W 83-70 3214 (29) McCaffrey, Cameron (6) Malashenko, YuriyFeb. 11 at Northern State* W 78-73 (OT) 3713 (26) Schilling, Cody (12) De Zeeuw, Derrick

(26) McCaffrey, CameronFeb. 12 at U-Mary* L 81-90 1901 (34) Schilling, Cody (7) Schilling, CodyFeb. 19 Wayne State (Neb.)* W 69-47 2448 (17) Nomeland, Leif (6) Nomeland, LeifFeb. 25 MSU Moorhead* L 72-77 2647 (23) Schilling, Cody (12) De Zeeuw, DerrickFeb. 26 Minnesota, Crookston W 90-66 2812 (44) Schilling, Cody (5) Jorgensen, Eric

(5) Schilling, CodyMarch 2 St. Cloud State% L 73-79 1527 (23) McCaffrey, Cameron (7) Schilling, Cody

^ = Prairie Spirit Charitable Challenge - Sioux Falls Arena (Sioux Falls, S.D.)* = Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conferene game% = NSIC Tournament


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SOUTHWESTMINNESOTA STATE

Dec. 2 :: 8 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.Feb. 4 :: 8 p.m. :: Marshall, Minn.

Quick FactsLocation ........................Marshall, Minn.Enrollment ......................................3,200Founded............................................1969Nickname.................................MustangsSchool Colors.....Brown & Vegas GoldAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident ....................Dr. Ronald WoodAthletic Director ......Chris HmielewskiAlma Mater ....................SMSU, 1998

Stadium ..............................R/A FacilityCapacity ......................................4,000

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID............Kelly LoftPhone................................507.537. 7177E-Mail [email protected] ..........www.smsumustangs.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ................................12-142010-11 NSIC Record.......................9-132010-11 NSIC Finish..................t-EighthStarters Returning/Lost .....................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........9/5

Coaching StaffHead Coach ............................Brad BiglerAlma Mater ......................SMSU, 2003Year Entering ..............................ThirdRecord at SMSU .........................29-26Career Year Entering..................ThirdCareer Record..............................29-26

Assistant Coach .........Brooks McKowenAssistant Coach .................Travis CarrollVolunteer Assistant ..............Jeff Hansen

Series Information

Augustana leads 11-8

1972-73 W 100-751973-74 W 65-621979-80 W 81-591980-81 L 78-821994-95 W 89-511995-96 W 79-672000-01 L 84-972001-02 L 71-742003-04 W 77-732004-05 L 74-832005-06 W 68-532006-07 W 66-612007-08 L 65-762008-09 W 78-742008-09 L 57-642008-09 L 60-732009-10 W 89-582010-11 L 64-662010-11 W 83-70

Brad Bigler

MINNESOTA STATE

Dec. 3 :: 6 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.Feb. 3 :: 8 p.m. :: Mankato, Minn.

Quick FactsLocation ........................Mankato, Minn.Enrollment....................................14,036Founded............................................1868Nickname................................MavericksSchool Colors ................Purple & GoldAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident ..........Dr. Richard DavenportAthletic Director ..........Kevin BuismanAlma Mater ....Northern Iowa, 1989

Arena ................................Taylor CenterCapacity ......................................4,521

Sports InformationFootball SID ......................Scott NelsenSID Phone.........................507.389.2625SID E-Mail [email protected]

Team Information2010-11 Record ..................................28-52010-11 NSIC Record.......................19-32010-11 NSIC Finish ........................FirstStarters Returning/Lost .....................1/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........5/7

Coaching StaffHead Coach ...............Matt MargenthalerAlma Mater......Western Illinois, 1991Year Entering ................................11thRecord at MSU .........................219-86Career Year Entering....................11thCareer Record ...........................219-86

Associate Head Coach.........Mike SchottAssistant Coach ................Pat Monaghan

Series Information

Augustana trails 49-53

1932-33 L 27-461933-34 W 34-281935-36 W 42-261936-37 W 37-331937-38 `W 35-311938-39 L 32-451939-40 W 43-331952-53 L 61-971957-58 L 70-821958-59 W 83-781959-60 L 40-691960-61 L 56-691961-62 W 68-601962-63 W 70-631963-64 L 63-881964-65 L 63-761965-66 W 62-611966-67 W 84-751968-69 W 82-701968-69 W 98-751969-70 W 67-621969-70 W 59-471969-70 L 54-691970-71 L 64-661970-71 L 62-651971-72 W 83-711971-72 L 71-731971-72 L 42-531972-73 W 59-531972-73 W 80-581973-74 W 96-741973-74 W 75-681974-75 W 82-711974-75 W 77-65

1975-76 L 80-821975-76 L 81-821975-76 L 83-861976-77 L 61-851976-77 W 85-811977-78 L 58-731977-78 W 78-701982-83 W 82-791982-83 W 82-731983-84 W 91-821983-84 L 94-961984-85 L 75-821984-85 W 73-651985-86 W 93-711985-86 L 58-621986-87 W 81-731986-87 L 59-741986-87 W 71-691987-88 W 103-861987-88 L 70-971988-89 L 71-751988-89 W 96-741989-90 L 69-831989-90 W 57-541990-91 W 74-691990-91 L 74-781991-92 W 97-861991-92 L 76-951992-93 L 49-591992-93 L 79-851993-94 W 92-711993-94 W 89-781994-95 W 77-661994-95 L 81-88

1995-96 W 94-851995-96 L 82-871996-97 L 72-791996-97 L 79-851997-98 W 74-621997-98 L 71-851998-99 L 69-821998-99 L 83-871999-00 L 77-811999-00 W 82-672000-01 L 58-752000-01 W 70-662001-02 W 82-692001-02 W 66-602002-03 L 60-612002-03 L 57-782003-04 L 79-1082003-04 W 71-672004-05 L 80-932004-05 L 55-832005-06 L 69-732005-06 L 68-712006-07 L 76-812006-07 L 64-682006-07 L 63-802007-08 L 78-912007-08 L 74-782007-08 W 95-872008-09 L 63-862008-09 W 113-1012009-10 W 83-762009-10 W 72-712010-11 L 67-832010-11 L 79-92

Matt Margenthaler


NSIC OPPONENTS

U-MARY

Dec. 9 :: 8 p.m. :: Bismarck, N.D.Feb. 11 :: 6 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.

Quick FactsLocation .........................Bismarck, N.D.Enrollment ......................................2,900Founded............................................1959Nickname ...............................MaraudersSchool Colors .............Orange & WhiteAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident................................James SheaAthletic Director ...........Roger ThomasAlma Mater.....Augustana (Ill.), 1969

Arena ..........McDowell Activity CenterCapacity ......................................2,000

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID .......Brian LarsonSID Phone.........................701.355.8354SID E-Mail ..........bslarson@umary.eduWebsite..................www.GoUMary.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ..................................23-62010-11 NSIC Record.......................18-42010-11 NSIC Finish ...................SecondStarters Returning/Lost .....................6/7Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........1/4

Coaching StaffHead Coach...........................Jevin BuddeAlma Mater.....Minnesota State, 2004Year Entering ................................FirstRecord at SMSU..............................0-0Career Year Entering ...................FirstCareer Record..................................0-0

Assistant Coach .................Cory JohnsonGraduate Assistant............Zach Johnson

Series Information

Series tied at 5-5

1999-00 W 89-642005-06 L 64-682006-07 W 64-592007-08 W 96-752008-09 L 56-682008-09 W 70-662009-10 L 49-632009-10 L 59-712010-11 W 68-552010-11 L L 81-90

Jevon Budde

NORTHERN STATE

Dec. 10 :: 8 p.m. :: Aberdeen, S.D.Feb. 10 :: 8 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.

Quick FactsLocation..........................Aberdeen, S.D.Enrollment ......................................3,000Founded............................................1901Nickname .....................................WolvesSchool Colors..............Maroon & GoldAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident ......................Dr. James SmithAthletic Director ..................Bob OlsonAlma Mater ....Northern State, 1997

Arena..................................Wachs ArenaCapacity ......................................8,057

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID.......Jacque ScobyPhone .................................605.626.7748E-Mail [email protected] ...www.nsuwolvesathletics.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ..................................28-52010-11 NSIC Record.......................19-32010-11 NSIC Finish ........................FirstStarters Returning/Lost .....................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........5/6

Coaching StaffHead Coach ............................Paul SatherAlma Mater ......Northern State, 1996Year Entering ...........................SecondRecord at NSU............................12-14Career Year Entering..............SeventhCareer Record ...........................106-76

Assistant Coach .................Matt SevareidAssistant Coach ................Pat MonaghanAssistant Coach....................Justin WieckAssistant Coach...........Brad ChristensonGraduate Assistant ...............Matt Martin

Paul Sather

Series Information

Series tied at 30-30

1922-23 L 15-491923-24 L 18-691924-25 L 19-291924-25 L 18-191926-27 L 23-321927-28 L 27-311928-29 W 38-351929-30 L 27-371930-31 L 22-411931-32 L 25-271932-33 L 41-541933-34 W 41-401934-35 W 50-201935-36 L 29-341936-37 W 32-271937-38 L 29-451938-39 W 42-331939-40 W 54-451939-40 L 43-471939-40 L 50-571940-41 W 41-301940-41 W 38-361945-46 W 51-301946-47 W 51-46

1946-47 W 48-391947-48 W 63-551947-48 W 57-451948-49 W 47-271948-49 W 50-341949-50 L 43-521949-50 L 67-711950-51 W 50-431950-51 L 40-461951-52 W 61-581952-53 W 81-651953-54 L 54-591953-54 L 56-591961-62 L 72-741974-75 W 64-571976-77 W 68-471978-79 W 72-651990-91 W 74-671991-92 L 75-921992-93 L 62-811993-94 W 99-911996-97 L 58-711997-98 L 72-752002-03 W 76-70

2003-04 L 67-782004-05 L 74-832005-06 L 92-1032006-07 L 70-722007-08 L 68-752007-08 L 66-752008-09 W 79-712008-09 W 71-572009-10 W 82-772009-10 W 88-722010-11 W 90-852010-11 W 78-73(OT)


NSIC OPPONENTS

MINNESOTA, CROOKSTON

Dec. 7 :: 6 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.Feb. 25 :: 6 p.m. :: Crookston, Minn.

Quick FactsLocation.....................Crookston, Minn.Enrollment ......................................1,400Founded............................................1966Nickname........................Golden EaglesSchool Colors..............Maroon & GoldAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunChancellor .................Dr. Charles CaseyAthletic Director ..Stephanie HelgesonAlma Mater......North Dakota, 1995

Arena ....................Lysaker GymnasiumCapacity ......................................3,500

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID............Chris VitoSID Phone.........................218.281.8445SID [email protected] ....www.goldeneaglesports.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ..................................7-192010-11 NSIC Record.......................3-192010-11 NSIC Finish ........................14thStarters Returning/Lost .....................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........5/5

Coaching StaffHead Coach .............................Jeff OsethAlma Mater ....MSU Moorhead, 1995Year Entering ................................10thRecord at UMC.........................44-177Career Year Entering....................10thCareer Record ...........................44-177

Assistant Coach...............Scott SorensonAssistant Coach.................Zach Johnson

Series Information

Augustana leads 8-1

2003-04 W 96-782004-05 L 88-902005-06 W 82-512006-07 W 73-702007-08 W 115-692008-09 W 64-592009-10 W 77-502010-11 W 81-682010-11 W 90-66

Jeff Oseth

MSUMOORHEAD

Dec. 18 :: 6 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.Feb. 24 :: 8 p.m. :: Moorhead, Minn.

Quick FactsLocation .....................Moorhead, Minn.Enrollment ......................................7,500Founded............................................1887Nickname ..................................DragonsSchool Colors....................Red & WhiteAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident ....Dr. Edna Mora-SzymanskiAthletic Director................Doug PetersAlma Mater........Bemidji State, 1998

Arena ...........Alex Nemzek FieldhouseCapacity ......................................3,500

Sports InformationFootball SID ....................................TBAPhone .................................218.477.2113E-Mail ...............................................TBAWebsite...........www.msumdragons.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ................................15-122010-11 NSIC Record.....................12-102010-11 NSIC Finish.....................t-SixthStarters Returning/Lost .....................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........11/1

Coaching StaffHead Coach .......................Chad WalthallAlma Mater.....Concordia College, 1991Year Entering ...........................SecondRecord at MSUM........................15-12Career Year Entering................EighthCareer Record ...........................131-81

Assistant Coach .................Daniel WeisseAssistant Coach .................Josh Vaughan

Chad Walthall

Series Information

Augustana leads 7-6

1966-67 W 86-731968-69 L 78-911977-78 W 92-661980-81 W 83-791995-96 L 76-822003-04 L 83-912004-05 W 71-672005-06 L 72-772008-09 W 93-642008-09 W 80-742009-10 W 87-762010-11 L 64-612010-11 L 72-77


NSIC OPPONENTS

ST. CLOUD STATE

Jan. 2 :: 8 p.m. :: St. Cloud, Minn.Jan. 28 :: 6 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.

Quick FactsLocation .......................St. Cloud, Minn.Enrollment....................................18,319Founded............................................1869Nickname....................................HuskiesSchool Colors.............Cardinal & BlackAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunChancellor...........Dr. Earl H. Potter IIIAthletic Director .......Dr. Morris KurtzAlma Mater ....York University, 1973

Arena .............................Halenbeck HallCapacity ......................................6,927

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID .......Anne AbicthSID Phone.........................320.308.2141SID E-Mail [email protected]/athletics

Team Information2010-11 Record ................................15-142010-11 NSIC Record.....................12-102010-11 NSIC Finish.....................t-SixthStarters Returning/Lost .....................1/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........6/5

Coaching StaffHead Coach......................Kevin SchlagelAlma Mater .......St. Cloud State, 1976Year Entering ................................15thRecord at UMC.......................282-132Career Year Entering....................15thCareer Record .........................282-132

Assistant Coach....................Matt ReimerAssistant Coach.................Andrew Cone

Kevin Schlagel

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY, ST. PAUL

Jan. 3 :: 8 p.m. :: St. Paul, Minn.Jan. 27 :: 8 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.

Quick FactsLocation ..........................St. Paul, Minn.Enrollment ......................................2,720Founded............................................1893Nickname .........................Golden BearsSchool Colors ..Navy Blue&VegasGoldAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident....................Rev. Thomas RiesAthletic Director............Tom RubbelkeStadium ..................Gangelhoff CenterCapacity ......................................1,500

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID ............Josh DeerSID Phone.........................651.641.8893SID E-Mail [email protected] ..........www.cugoldenbears.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ................................16-112010-11 NSIC Record.......................13-92010-11 NSIC Finish .................t-FourthStarters Returning/Lost .....................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........7/6

Coaching StaffHead Coach...............................Kelly BoeAlma Mater...St. John’s (Minn.), 1996Year Entering................................FifthRecord at CU...............................79-61Career Year Entering..............SeventhCareer Record ...........................102-70

Assistant Coach ......................Chad WelkAssistant Coach.................Nathan HolmAssistant Coach .................Kent GetzlaffGraduate Assistant...................Jason Birr

Kelly Boe

Series Information


1947-48 W 40-371948-49 W 51-481956-57 W 82-771957-58 L 59-661959-60 W 68-611959-60 W 87-761960-61 L 69-731960-61 W 76-531961-62 L 43-621966-67 L 66-671966-67 W 75-691975-76 L 83-921976-77 W 81-661980-81 W 83-821981-82 W 53-421982-83 W 62-601982-83 W 73-691982-83 W 77-651983-84 W 94-661983-84 W 92-731984-85 L 83-981984-85 L 70-811985-86 L 66-691985-86 L 72-751985-86 W 70-691986-87 L 78-821986-87 L 76-88

1986-87 W 72-641987-88 W 85-821987-88 L 97-1031987-88 L 114-1181988-89 W 74-571988-89 W 87-771989-90 W 95-771989-90 L 79-971990-91 W 82-781990-91 L 92-931991-92 L 81-951991-92 L 81-951991-92 L 60-741992-93 L 63-731992-93 W 80-601993-94 W 73-571993-94 L 63-941994-95 L 65-721994-95 L 67-781995-96 W 83-801995-96 L 68-751996-97 W 80-721996-97 L 79-981997-98 L 68-701997-98 L 71-751998-99 W 74-681998-99 W 84-781999-00 L 69-92

1999-00 W 82-722000-01 L 71-922000-01 L 65-792001-02 L 69-842001-02 L 68-832002-03 L 65-742002-03 L 55-672003-04 L 65-802003-04 L 61-782004-05 L 60-792004-05 L 69-842005-06 W 92-892005-06 W 95-932006-07 L 76-812006-07 L 80-852007-08 W 86-682008-09 W 75-632008-09 L 90-962008-09 L 84-912008-09 W 73-722009-10 W 89-802009-10 L 58-682009-10 L 75-842010-11 L 74-762010-11 W 89-872010-11 L 79-73

Series Information

Augustana leads 7-4

2000-01 W 83-692001-02 W 73-562003-04 L 68-752004-05 L 84-892005-06 L 45-662007-08 W 72-662008-09 W 87-692009-10 W 85-632009-10 L 79-822010-11 W 75-652010-11 W 83-69


NSIC OPPONENTS

BEMIDJI STATE

Jan. 7 :: 6 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.

Quick FactsLocation..........................Bemidji, Minn.Enrollment ......................................5,171Founded............................................1919Nickname ....................................BeaversSchool Colors ...............Green & WhiteAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident ...............Dr. Richard HansonAthletic Director............Dr. Rick GoebAlma Mater.......North Dakota State

Arena .........................BSU GymnasiumCapacity ......................................2,500

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID .........Dax LarsonPhone .................................218.755.2763E-Mail..........dlarson@bemidjistate.eduWebsite ................www.bsubeavers.com

Team Information

2010-11 Record ................................11-152010-11 NSIC Record.......................8-142010-11 NSIC Finish......................t-10thStarters Returning/Lost .....................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........9/4

Coaching StaffHead Coach ..........................Matt BowenAlma Mater....................Indiana, 1995Year Entering ...............................SixthRecord at BSU.............................42-93Career Year Entering...................SixthCareer Record..............................42-93

Assistant Coach ........Ryan MontgomeryAssistant Coach..........Kevin WilliamsonVolunteer Assistant ..............Rick Bowen

Matt Bowen

MINNESOTADULUTH

Jan. 8 :: 4 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.

Quick FactsLocation...........................Duluth, Minn.Enrollment....................................11,800Founded............................................1895Nickname ..................................BulldogsSchool Colors..............Maroon & GoldAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident ..............Dr. Lendley C. BlackAthletic Director ...............Bob NielsonAlma Mater ..............Wartburg, 1982

Arena ..................Romano GymnasiumCapacity ......................................2,759

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID ......Bob NygaardSID Phone.........................218.726.8191SID E-Mail ........bnygaard@d.umn.eduWebsite.............www.umdbulldogs.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ................................10-162010-11 NSIC Record.......................8-142010-11 NSIC Finish......................t-10thStarters Returning/Lost .....................5/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........9/3

Coaching StaffHead Coach.......................Gary HolquistAlma Mater .....................Milton, 1979Year Entering ................................14thRecord at UMD......................192-184Career Year Entering....................14thCareer Record .........................192-184

Assistant Coach ..................Jeff NicholasAssistant Coach....................Logan Flora

Gary Holquist

Series Information


1991-92 W 70-651992-93 L 52-642003-04 L 79-802003-04 L 78-942004-05 L 51-712004-05 L 80-832005-06 L 56-762005-06 L 67-752005-06 L 71-802006-07 W 86-652006-07 L 59-632007-08 W 63-532007-08 W 62-462007-08 W 78-732008-09 L 59-622008-09 L 64-672009-10 W 73-582009-10 W 93-542010-11 W 76-49

Series Information

Augustana leads 7-4

1966-67 L 86-951967-68 L 94-1082002-03 W 74-702004-05 W 103-782004-05 L 85-882005-06 L 71-832005-06 W 84-832006-07 W 68-482008-09 W 82-742009-10 W 80-732010-11 W 69-67


NSIC OPPONENTS

WAYNE STATE

Jan. 14 :: 6 p.m. :: Sioux Falls, S.D.Feb. 18 :: 6 p.m. :: Wayne, Neb.

Quick FactsLocation..............................Wayne, Neb.Enrollment ......................................3,600Founded............................................1910Nickname...................................WildcatsSchool Colors ..................Black & GoldAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident ..................................Curt FryeAthletic Director ..................Eric SchohAlma Mater ............Iowa State, 1991

Arena............................Rice AuditoriumCapacity ......................................2,500

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID .........Mike GroszPhone .................................402.375.7326E-Mail [email protected] ..................ww.wscwildcats.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ................................13-142010-11 NSIC Record.......................9-132010-11 NSIC Finish..................t-EighthStarters Returning/Lost .....................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........6/6

Coaching StaffHead Coach...........................Paul CombsAlma Mater ......................Ripon, 1993Year Entering ..............................ThirdRecord at WSC............................27-29Career Year Entering....................13thCareer Record .........................189-131

Assistant Coach..................John PuglieseGraduate Assistant ......Alex Washington

Paul Combs

UPPER IOWA

Jan. 20 :: 8 p.m. :: Fayette, Iowa

Quick FactsLocation.............................Fayette, IowaEnrollment ......................................1,000Founded............................................1857Nickname..................................PeacocksSchool Colors ...Peacock Blue & WhiteAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident.......................Dr. Alan WalkerAthletic Director ...............David MillerAlma Mater......................Regis, 1994

Arena ...................Dorman GymnasiumCapacity ......................................1,950

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID...HowieThompsonPhone .................................563.425.5307E-Mail [email protected] ......ww.upperiowaathletics.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ..................................8-182010-11 NSIC Record.......................7-152010-11 NSIC Finish ........................13th

Assistant Coach................Keven BradleyAssistant Coach ..................Nick Kramer

Brian Dolan

Series Information

Augustana leads 9-1

1961-62 W 95-811962-63 W 74-702005-06 W 79-682006-07 W 81-592007-08 W 70-552008-09 W 81-632008-09 W 78-612009-10 L 67-702009-10 W 84-732010-11 W 97-77

Series Information

Augustana leads 18-12

1938-39 W 46-301939-40 W 38-251940-41 L 37-471950-51 L 62-651950-51 W 63-551952-53 W 71-591952-53 L 54-771955-56 L 70-841957-58 W 64-561959-60 L 69-811969-70 L 75-821970-71 W 88-691995-96 W 85-771996-97 L 61-791997-98 W 92-891998-99 L 62-961999-00 L 86-902001-02 W 109-742001-02 W 73-622004-05 L 75-972004-05 L 72-792006-07 W 64-552007-08 W 75-69

2008-09 W 67-472008-09 W 76-592009-10 W 77-642009-10 W 70-542009-10 L 52-752010-11 W 79-76 (2OT)2010-11 W 69-47


NSIC OPPONENTS

WINONA STATE

Jan. 21 :: 7 p.m. :: Winona, Minn.

Quick FactsLocation..........................Winona, Minn.Enrollment ......................................8,000Founded............................................1858Nickname ..................................WarriorsSchool Colors...............Purple & WhiteAffiliation.................NCAA Division IIConference ......................Northern SunPresident..................Dr. Judith RamaleyAthletic Director.............Larry HolstadAlma Mater .......Winona State, 1967

Arena ..................McCown GymnasiumCapacity ......................................3,500

Sports InformationMen’s Basketball SID...........Grant WallSID Phone.........................507.457.5576SID E-Mail..............gwall@winona.eduWebsite..www.winonastatewarriors.com

Team Information2010-11 Record ................................20-102010-11 NSIC Record.......................13-92010-11 NSIC Finish .................t-FourthStarters Returning/Lost .....................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........10/4

Coaching StaffHead Coach ..............................Mike LeafAlma Mater...St. U-Mary’s (Minn.), 1983Year Entering ................................14thRecord at WSU.......................290-118Career Year Entering....................14thCareer Record .........................290-118

Associate Head Coach.........Tom BrownAssistant Coach .....................Chris GoveAssistant Coach................Jason Gorman

Mike Leaf

Series Information

Augustana leads 7-6

1937-38 L 34-441997-98 W 85-531999-00 W 107-982000-01 L 84-992003-04 L 71-782004-05 L 56-752005-06 L 60-962008-09 W 88-722008-09 L 68-812008-09 W 88-822009-10 W 88-842009-10 W 82-812010-11 W 95-90 (OT)

“The Augustana men’s basketball program has done atremendous job supporting the volunteer effort of theSioux Falls Half Marathon and Miracle 5K, which bene-fits the Children’s Miracle Network. The team andcoaches have volunteered for the past decade, and theyare so positive about helping. This event has a huge im-pact on our community, and we believe the Augustanamen’s basketball program is an integral part of this.”

- Steve BlissSenior Exercise Specialist, Sanford

Sioux Falls Half Marathon & 5K Committee Member

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VIKINGS IN THE COMMUNITYThe Augustana men’s basketball team is active in the Sioux Falls communityyear round. The Vikings aid those in need and are part of a vibrant andthriving Sioux Falls community.

Vikings participate in...

Little Vikings Camps & Clinics

Augustana Kidzone

Bridge Kids

Sanford Marathon

The Banquet


PROGRAMHISTORY

|-- Conference --|Year Coach W L W L Finish1921-22 J.A. Johnson 0 1 - - -1922-23 A.S. Moore 0 7 - - -1923-24 Carl G. Anderson 0 121924-25 Carl G. Anderson 4 9 - - -1925-26 Carl G. Anderson 1 5 - - -1926-27 A.S. Moore 4 8 - - -1927-28 H. Paul Dee 0 13 - - -1928-29 H. Paul Dee 4 6 - - -1929-30 H. Paul Dee 1 141930-31 H. Paul Dee 0 12 - - -1931-32 LA “Lefty” Olson 9 7 5 5 n/a1932-33 LA “Lefty” Olson 8 8 6 4 5th1933-34 LA “Lefty” Olson 14 2 12 1 1st1934-35 LA “Lefty” Olson 5 9 5 6 n/a1935-36 LA “Lefty” Olson 9 6 8 4 2nd1936-37 LA “Lefty” Olson 13 5 8 2 1st1937-38 LA “Lefty” Olson 7 15 6 11 n/a1938-39 LA “Lefty” Olson 5 7 4 3 n/a1939-40 LA “Lefty” Olson 12 6 6 5 n/a1940-41 LA “Lefty” Olson 5 9 5 5 n/a1941-42 LA “Lefty” Olson 8 8 5 3 n/a1942-43 LA “Lefty” Olson 8 9 7 5 3rd1943-44 WWII no basketball - - - - -1944-45 Clare Ekeland 2 6 - - -1945-46 LA “Lefty” Olson 9 5 - - -1946-47 LA “Lefty” Olson 10 8 6 6 5th1947-48 LA “Lefty” Olson 11 10 5 7 4th1948-49 Ole Odney 12 10 4 8 6th1949-50 Ole Odney 2 18 1 11 7th1950-51 Ole Odney 7 18 2 10 7th1951-52 Ole Odney 9 10 4 8 6th1952-53 Ole Odney 8 12 3 9 7th1953-54 Ole Odney 1 21 1 11 7th1954-55 Ole Odney 1 17 1 11 7th1955-56 Ole Odney 6 13 3 9 6th1956-57 Ole Odney 7 10 3 9 6th1957-58 Ole Odney 8 12 6 6 3rd1958-59 Ole Odney 6 15 3 9 7th1959-60 Ole Odney 12 8 6 6 4th1960-61 Ole Odney 12 8 8 4 3rd1961-62 Ole Odney 13 8 8 4 1st1962-63 Ole Odney 8 10 5 7 4th1963-64 Ole Odney 4 15 1 11 7th1964-65 Ole Odney 2 18 2 10 7th1965-66 Ole Odney 7 13 1 11 7th1966-67 Roy Dewitz 13 12 5 7 4th1967-68 Ed Stevens 9 15 6 6 5th1969-69 Ed Stevens 11 13 5 7 5th1969-70 Ed Stevens 8 17 4 10 6th1970-71 Ed Stevens 11 12 4 10 6th1971-72 Mel Klein 13 13 5 9 5th1972-73 Mel Klein 17 9 9 5 3rd1973-74 Mel Klein 16 10 10 4 2nd1974-75 Mel Klein 20 8 9 5 2nd1975-76 Mel Klein 8 18 3 11 6th1976-77 Mel Klein 16 12 10 4 2nd1977-78 Mel Klein 18 11 11 3 1st1978-79 Mel Klein 13 13 4 8 7th1979-80 Mel Klein 10 17 4 10 7th1980-81 John Thomas 12 15 3 11 7th

|-- Conference --|Year Coach W L W L Finish1981-82 John Thomas 12 15 6 8 4th1982-83 John Thomas 19 8 12 6 3rd1983-84 Bill Gross 18 10 11 7 4th1984-85 Bill Gross 16 12 8 10 6th1985-86 Bill Gross 19 11 11 7 2nd1986-87 Bill Gross 19 9 11 7 4th1987-88 Bill Gross 20 10 10 8 4th1988-89 Bill Gross 23 7 14 4 1st1989-90 Bill Gross 15 13 7 11 6th1990-91 Bill Gross 15 13 8 10 7th1991-92 Bill Gross 8 19 4 14 10th1992-93 Gary Thomas 7 19 3 15 9th1993-94 Gary Thomas 14 12 6 12 9th1994-95 Gary Thomas 10 17 6 12 7th1995-96 Gary Thomas 14 13 7 11 8th1996-97 Gary Thomas 12 15 6 12 7th1997-98 Perry Ford 11 16 4 14 10th1998-99 Perry Ford 16 14 7 11 9th1999-00 Perry Ford 15 14 6 12 9th2000-01 Perry Ford 13 14 7 11 7th2000-02 Perry Ford 14 13 7 11 7th2002-03 Perry Ford 11 16 2 14 9th2003-04 Tom Billeter 6 21 2 12 8th2004-05 Tom Billeter 8 20 1 11 7th2005-06 Tom Billeter 12 16 5 7 4th2006-07 Tom Billeter 16 12 3 9 5th2007-08 Tom Billeter 22 9 8 4 2nd2008-09 Tom Billeter 21 10 13 7 6th2009-10 Tom Billeter 24 7 15 5 3rd2010-11 Tom Billeter 18 9 15 7 3rd

917 1032 467 620

Conference Affiliations

South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference .....................1922-1942

North Central Conference ...............................................1942-2007

Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference ................2008-Present

Season Success BreakdownWinning Seasons .............37Losing Seasons.................48.500 Seasons .......................4

COACHINGRECORDS& TENURES


J.A. Johnson

1921-22 (1)Overall0-1 (.000)Conferencen/a

A.S. Moore

1922-23, 1926-27 (2)Overall4-15 (.211)Conferencen/a

Carl Anderson


H. Paul Dee


LA “Lefty” Olson

1931-42, 1945-48 (15)Overall133-144 (.498)Conference88-67 (.568)

Clare Ekeland


Ole Odney

1948-66 (18)Overall125-236 (.346)Conference62-154 (.287)

Roy Dewitz


Ed Stevens


Mel Klein


John Thomas


Bill Gross


Gary Thomas


Perry Ford


Tom Billeter


PROGRAMHISTORY


PROGRAMHISTORY

Adams State.......................................................... 0-1Alaska Anchorage.................................................0-1Alaska Fairbanks.................................................. 2-0Augsburg............................................................... 7-5Augustana (Ill.)......................................................1-0Bellevue (Neb.) .....................................................3-2Bemidji State ........................................................ 7-4Bethany (Kan.)..................................................... 0-2Black Hills State................................................. 10-5Bradley (Ill.) ...........................................................0-1Briar Cliff (Iowa)............................................... 14-6Buena Vista (Iowa) ...............................................5-5Butler..................................................................... 1-1California Lutheran............................................. 1-0Cal Poly ................................................................. 0-1Calvin (Mich.)........................................................0-1Carleton ...............................................................5-13Central (Iowa) .......................................................1-0Central Missouri ...................................................2-3Chadron State........................................................2-1Chapman (Calif.)...................................................1-0Chicago State.........................................................1-0Cincinnati...............................................................0-1Cleveland State......................................................0-1Coe (Iowa) ............................................................ 0-1Colorado Christian.............................................. 0-1Colorado School of Mines ................................ 0-1Colorado State-Pueblo.........................................0-1Columbus (S.D.)..................................................0-12Concordia (Moorhead) ........................................4-3Concordia-St. Paul................................................7-4Creighton.............................................................. 0-3Dakota State......................................................19-15Dakota Wesleyan ..............................................32-23Dana (Neb.).......................................................... 2-1DePaul................................................................... 0-1Dickinson State.................................................... 2-0Doane (Neb.).........................................................5-2Dordt (Iowa) ........................................................ 1-0Drake ......................................................................0-1Eastern Michigan..................................................1-0Eckerd (Fla.)......................................................... 1-0Emmetsburg (Iowa) ............................................ 2-0Emporia State .......................................................1-1Evansville (Ind.)................................................... 0-1Ferris State .............................................................0-1Florida Southern.................................................. 0-1Florida Tech ..........................................................1-0Fort Hays State .....................................................0-1Fresno Pacific........................................................0-1Grinnell ..................................................................1-2Gustavus ..............................................................7-13Hamline..................................................................3-0Hastings (Neb.) .................................................... 2-1Humboldt State.....................................................1-0Huron................................................................ 16-15Illinois Tech...........................................................1-0Indiana State......................................................... 0-1Iowa State ..............................................................0-3Jamestown (N.D.) ................................................ 6-0John Carroll (Ohio)..............................................0-1Kansas................................................................... 0-1Kentucky Wesleyan ............................................. 0-1Lake Superior State ..............................................1-0Lincoln (Mo.).........................................................2-6Loyola .....................................................................0-1Luther (Iowa) ........................................................0-2Macalaster ..............................................................0-1Mayville State (N.D.) ........................................... 2-0

Mesa State..............................................................1-0Metro State (Colo.) ...............................................0-1Midland (Neb.)..................................................... 6-0Minnesota, Crookston ........................................ 8-1Minnesota Duluth ............................................. 8-11Minnesota State ................................................49-53MSU Moorhead ....................................................7-6Minnesota-Morris...............................................10-3Minot State ........................................................... 1-0Missouri ................................................................ 0-1Missouri S&T....................................................... 1-0Missouri Southern............................................... 2-0Montana .................................................................0-3Montana State .......................................................0-2Montana State Billings........................................ 4-1Morningside ......................................................69-63Mount Marty .......................................................10-2Mount Senario (Wis.) ...........................................1-0Nebraska............................................................... 0-3Nebraska Wesleyan...............................................3-4Nebraska-Kearney................................................3-5Nebraska Omaha .............................................38-40Nevada ...................................................................1-0New Mexico Highlands.......................................1-0North Dakota ...................................................46-98North Dakota State..........................................49-82North Dakota State College of Science............0-1Northern Arizona.................................................0-1Northern Colorado..........................................25-27Northern Illinois...................................................0-1Northern Iowa..................................................24-56Northern Kentucky..............................................0-1Northern Michigan ..............................................2-0Northern State................................................. 30-30Northwest Missouri State....................................2-2Northwestern (Iowa) .........................................10-0Peru State (Neb.) ..................................................2-0Presbyterian (S.C.) ................................................1-0Presentation.......................................................... 3-0Puerto Rico............................................................1-0Redfield (S.D.) ...................................................... 1-1Regis (Colo.) ..........................................................1-0Rockhurst...............................................................2-0San Jose Christian.................................................1-0University of Sioux Falls.................................26-26South Dakota................................................... 61-85South Dakota School of Mines & Tech. ..........8-5South Dakota-Springfield .................................. 8-7South Dakota State ......................................... 49-97Southern Illinois .................................................. 0-1Southwest Minnesota State...............................11-8St. Cloud State ..................................................36-44St. John's (Minn.)................................................. 2-1St. Mary's (Minn.) ................................................ 0-1St. Michael's (Vt.) ................................................ 0-1St. Olaf ...................................................................2-2St. Thomas.............................................................1-2Tampa Univ...........................................................0-1Truman State.........................................................3-1Manitoba ................................................................2-1U-Mary.................................................................. 5-5Upper Iowa............................................................9-1Utah State ............................................................. 0-1Valley City State (N.D.) ........................................5-0Valparaiso...............................................................1-1Viterbo .................................................................. 0-1Wartburg ................................................................1-0Washington State ................................................. 0-1Wayne State (Mich.) ............................................ 0-1

Wayne State (Neb.).......................................... 18-12Weber State........................................................... 0-1Western Illinois .....................................................2-0Western State.........................................................1-0Westmar (Iowa)...................................................16-3Wichita State..........................................................0-1Winona State ........................................................ 7-6Wisconsin-Eau Claire...........................................2-6Wisconsin-Green Bay ..........................................0-1Wisconsin-LaCrosse.............................................0-1Wisconsin-Milwaukee ..........................................0-1Wisconsin-Platteville............................................0-1Wittenberg (Ohio)............................................... 0-1Wyoming................................................................0-1Yankton..............................................................24-14York (Neb.)........................................................... 1-0

Note: Series records were compiled using the best available data.Game-by-game results were not available for every season.

SERIESRECORDS


PROGRAMHISTORY

197519771978198619881989200820092010ALL-TIME POSTSEASONRECORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-11

Nebraska-Omaha 93, Augustana 91

Nebraska-Omaha 69, Augustana 61Augustana 71, Missouri S&T 64

Augustana 78, Chapman 66Wisconsin-Green Bay 72, Augustana 60

Wayne State (Mich.) 72, Augustana 57Montana State Billings 86, Augustana 61

Ferris State 91, Augustana 75St. Cloud State 118, Augustana 114 (2OT)

Milwaukee 99, Augustana 95Augustana 112, Alaska-Fairbanks 107 (2OT)

Augustana 95, St. Minnesota State 87Northern State 75, Augustana 66

Augustana 73, St. Cloud State 72Augustana 88, Winona State 82

Southwest Minnesota State 73, Augustana 60

Augustana 87, New Mexico Highlands 73Augustana 95, Mesa State 84

St. Cloud State 84, Augustana 75

NCAAAPPEARANCES

CONFERENCECHAMPIONSHIPS

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RECORD BOOK

Most Points49 John Eggers vs. South Dakota 1966-67

Field Goals Made19 John Eggers vs. South Dakota 1966-67

Field Goal Percentage (minimum 8 made)1.000 Mike Hanson vs. South Dakota (12-12) 1990-911.000 Nick Olson vs. Peru State (9-9) Dec. 5, 2006

3-Point Field Goals Made10 Cody Levinson vs. Dakota State Nov. 20, 2000

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum 5 made)1.000 Jason McPhie vs. Morningside (10-10) 1994-951.000 Jason Garrow vs. Northern Iowa (5-5) 1988-89

Free Throws Made22 Bob Minick vs. Morningside (22-31) 1954-55

Free Throw Percentage (minimum 6 made)1.000 63 times

Bill Gross vs. Morningside (15-15) 1972-73

Most Rebounds27 Craig Jones vs. Morningside 1968-69

Most Assists19 Pat Freidel vs. North Dakota State 1987-88

Most Steals8 Jon Wagner vs. Morningside Dec. 30, 20018 Roman Evans vs. Sioux Falls 1998-998 Roman Evans vs. St. Cloud State 1998-99

Most Blocks7 Darwin Klaassen vs. South Dakota 1986-87

Most Points132 vs. Dakota Wesleyan 1984-85

Field Goals Made51 Dakota Wesleyan 1984-85

Field Goal Percentage (minimum 8 made).750 vs. South Dakota (39-52) 1976-77

3-Point Field Goals Made20 vs Dakota State Nov. 20, 2000

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum 5 made).714 vs. U-Mary (10-14) Dec. 27, 2007

Free Throws Made46 vs. North Dakota State (46-57) 1983-84

Free Throw Percentage (minimum 6 made)1.000 vs. Winona State (12-12) Jan. 17, 2009

Most Rebounds74 vs. Carleton 1959-60

Assists35 vs. Morningside 1976-77

vs. Northern Iowa 1976-77

Steals19 vs. Hamline Nov. 20, 2000

vs. Winona State Nov. 23, 1999vs. Minot State Nov. 21, 1999

Blocks16 vs. Westmar 1986-87

INDIVIDUALGAMERECORDS TEAMGAMERECORDS

The 1984-85 squad--directed by Bill Gross--scored 132 points against Dakota Wesleyan.


RECORD BOOK

Most Points1. 667 Jason Garrow 1991-922. 632 Carl Gonder 1983-843. 614 David Johnson 1984-854. 588 David Johnson 1983-845. 572 Cody Schilling 2010-11

Scoring Average1. 24.7 Jason Garrow 1991-922. 24.6 Bob Minick 1954-553. 22.6 Carl Gonder 1983-844. 21.9 David Johnson 1984-855. 21.7 Gary Baumann 1968-69

Field Goals Made1. 268 David Johnson 1984-852. 241 Carl Gonder 1983-843. 238 David Johnson 1983-844. 224 Jason Garrow 1991-925. 212 Bill Gross 1972-73

Field Goal Percentage (minimum 45 made)1. .793 Bob Minick (96-121) 1953-542. .755 Jim Gremmels (120-159) 1950-513. .734 Derrick De Zeeuw (69-94) 2010-114. .697 Derrick De Zeeuw (46-66) 2009-105. .677 Paul Schenkelberg (90-133) 1976-77

3-Point Field Goals Made1. 135 Jason Garrow 1991-922. 83 Eric Kline 1991-923. 79 Nate White 1999-004. 73 Jason Garrow 1990-915. 71 David Foster 2009-1071 Cody Levinson 2002-03

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum 20made)1. .479 Marques Blank (35-73) 2008-092. .477 Jason Garrow (42-88) 1988-893. .476 Sean Hilgenberg (20-42) 1999-004. .475 Josh Berg (47-99) 1998-995. .471 Kyle Jordre (48-102) 1988-89

Free Throws Made1. 196 Scott Beckstrand 1991-922. 174 Mark Smed 1982-833. 155 Bob Minick 1954-554. 150 Carl Gonder (28 games) 1983-845. 142 Cody Schilling (31 games) 2009-10

Free Throw Percentage (minimum 25 made)1. .969 Trevor Hass (31-32) 2010-112. .943 Elliot Thomas (33-35) 2009-103. .933 Ian Thomas (28-30) 2006-074. .925 Carl Gonder (86-93) 1981-825. .904 Cody Schilling (85-94) 2008-09

Rebounds1. 328 Greg Nagel 1976-772. 312 Bill Gross 1971-723. 305 Greg Nagel 1974-754. 304 Bob Swanhorst 1959-605. 282 Davor Rukavina 1972-73

Rebound Average1. 15.2 Bob Swanhorst 1959-602. 13.2 Bob Swanhorst 1960-613. 13.0 Bob Swanhorst 1958-594. 12.0 Jim Gremmels 1951-5212.0 Bill Gross 1971-72

Assists1. 240 Pat Freidel 1987-882. 204 Pat Freidel 1988-893. 182 Roman Evans 1998-994. 177 Roman Evans 1999-005. 174 Jon Wagner 2000-01

Assists Average1. 8.0 Pat Freidel 1987-882. 7.0 Pat Freidel 1988-893. 6.4 Jon Wagner 2000-014. 6.3 Dana Grimsrud 1991-925. 6.1 Roman Evans 1999-00

Steals1. 106 Roman Evans 1998-992. 104 Pat Freidel 1988-893. 97 Pat Freidel 1987-884. 74 Roman Evans 1999-005. 58 Jordan Dalton 2009-1058 Billy Carter 1980-81

Steals Average1. 3.6 Pat Freidel 1988-892. 3.5 Roman Evans 1998-993. 3.2 Pat Freidel 1987-884. 2.6 Roman Evans 1999-005. 2.1 Billy Carter 1980-81

Blocks1. 60 Darwin Klaassen 1986-872. 52 Brett Szabo 1988-893. 51 Arvid Kramer 1978-794. 49 Darwin Klaassen 1985-865. 48 Brett Szabo 1990-9148 Darwin Klaassen 1984-85

Blocks Average1. 2.8 Arvid Kramer 1978-792. 2.3 Darwin Klaassen 1986-873. 1.7 Brett Szabo 1988-894. 1.7 Brett Szabo 1990-911.7 Darwin Klaassen 1984-85

Most Points2582 1987-88

Scoring Average87.7 1991-92

Field Goals Made988 1987-88

Field Goal Percentage (min. 8 made).508 (918-1807) 1983-84

3-Point FG Made267 1991-92

3-Point FG Percentage (min. 20 made).451 (164-364) 1988-89

Free Throws Made569 (27 games) 1982-83

Free Throw Percentage.798 (363-455) 2006-07

Most Rebounds1276 1967-68

Rebound Average60.0 1959-60

Most Assists661 1987-88

Assists Average22.0 1987-88

Most Steals317 1987-88

Steals Average10.6 1987-88

Most Blocks137 1984-85

Blocks Average4.9 1984-85

INDIVIDUALSEASONRECORDS TEAMSEASONRECORDS

RECORD BOOK

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Bill Gross (1969-73) sank 15 of 15 free throws against Morningside during the 1972-73 sea-son. He’s also seventh all-time in scoring (1,628), fifth in scoring average (16.4 ppg), secondin rebounds (1,030) and second in rebounding avearge (10.4 rpg).

Arvid Kramer (1975-79) ranks sixth all-time in scoring (1,642), second in field goals (685), thirdin rebounds (892) and fifth in rebounding average (8.8 rpg).

Augustana’s all-time leading scorer is Carl Gonder (1980-84), who registered 1,830 points asa Vikings. He also ranks third in scoring average (16.8 ppg), first in field goals (701), fourth infree throws (428), fourth in rebounds (845).

John Eggers (1965-68) dropped a school record 49 points on South Dakota during the 1966-67 season. He also set a record with 19 field goals during that game.

Pat Freidel (1985-89) handed out a program-best 674 career assists during his tenure with theVikings. He is also second all-time in assists average (5.8 apg). Freidel 240 assists in 1987-88ranks first in the single-season record book, and his 204 the following season is second.

Marques Blank (2005-09) connected on a school-record 47.9 percent of his 3-pointers dur-ing the 2008-09 season.

The 627 points scored by Jason Garrow (1988-92) in 1991-92 is the best single-season scor-ing campaign in Viking history. His average of 24.7 points per game that season is also arecord. Garrow ranks fourth all-time in scoring (1,704).

Darwin Klaassen (1984-88) recorded seven blocks against South Dakota during hte 1986-87season. He also owns the season record in the category (60 in 1987-88) and is second all-time(183).



RECORD BOOK

Most Points1. 1830 Carl Gonder 1980-842. 1795 Mark Smed 1979-833. 1764 Greg Nagel 1974-784. 1704 Jason Garrow 1988-925. 1681 Scott Beckstrand 1990-946. 1642 Arvid Kramer 1975-797. 1628 Bill Gross 1969-738. 1510 Brett Szabo 1987-919. 1391 Cody Schilling 2008-1110. 1381 Rich Chapman 1973-77

Scoring Average (minimum 50 games)1. 21.5 David Johnson 1983-852. 19.0 John Eggers 1965-683. 16.8 Carl Gonder 1980-844. 16.6 Mark Smed 1979-835. 16.4 Bill Gross 1969-73

Field Goals Made1. 701 Carl Gonder 1980-842. 685 Arvid Kramer 1975-793. 681 Greg Nagel 1974-784. 669 Mark Smed 1979-835. 628 Bill Gross 1969-73

Field Goal Percentage (minimum 50 made)1. .659 Derrick De Zeeuw (145-220) 2007-112. .607 Paul Schenkelberg (344-567) 1975-793. .571 Jerald Richardson (112-196) 2003-064. .554 Stan Krebs (236-426) 1973-755. .541 Mike Klepatz (353-652) 2004-09

3-Point Field Goals Made1. 298 Jason Garrow 1988-922. 198 David Foster 2006-103. 180 Troy Steen 1992-974. 171 Ian Thomas 2003-085. 168 Nate White 1996-00

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum 60 made)1. .464 Pat Westby (78-168) 1986-882. .452 Josh Berg (89-197) 1995-993. .435 Randy Leslie (127-292) 1985-894. .429 David Foster (198-462) 2006-105. .428 Jason Garrow (298-696) 1988-82

Free Throws Made1. 529 Scott Beckstrand 1990-942. 461 John Anderson 1981-853. 457 Mark Smed 1979-834. 428 Carl Gonder 1980-845. 409 Brett Szabo 1987-91

Free Throw Percentage (minimum 100 made)4. .863 Cody Schilling (377-437) 2008-111. .862 Nate White (218-253) 1996-002. .858 Dana Grimsrud (157-183) 1989-933. .854 Ian Thomas (111-130) 2003-085. .836 Carl Gonder (428-512) 1980-84

Most Rebounds1. 1103 Greg Nagel 1974-782. 1030 Bill Gross 1969-733. 892 Arvid Kramer 1975-794. 845 Carl Gonder 1980-845. 827 Bob Swanhorst 1958-616. 802 Brett Szabo 1987-917. 776 Mark Smed 1979-838. 755 Darwin Klaassen 1984-889. 723 Keith Hasselquist 1983-8710. 714 Davor Rukavina 1972-74,1975-76

Rebounding Average (minimum 50 games)1. 13.8 Bob Swanhorst 1958-612. 10.4 Bill Gross 1969-733. 9.9 Greg Nagel 1974-784. 9.2 Davor Rukavina 1972-74, 1975-765. 8.8 Arvid Kramer 1975-79

Most Assists1. 674 Pat Freidel 1985-892. 506 Steve Krier 1976-803. 482 Dan Freidel 1980-844. 462 Jon Wagner 1999-045. 437 Dana Grimsrud 1989-936. 419 Shaun Hickman 1984-887. 413 Jordan Dalton 2006-108. 370 Tommy Brown 1995-989. 359 Roman Evans 1998-00359 Marques Blank 2004-09

Assists Average (minimum 50 games)1. 6.1 Roman Evans 1998-002. 5.8 Pat Freidel 1985-893. 4.8 Dana Grimsrud 1989-934. 4.6 Steve Krier 1976-805. 4.6 Tommy Brown 1995-98

Most Blocked Shots1. 185 Brett Szabo 1987-912. 183 Darwin Klaassen 1984-883. 104 Brian Bock 1994-984. 98 Mark Smed 1979-835. 96 Steve Thein 1982-86

Blocked Shots Average (minimum 50 games)1. 1.8 Darwin Klaassen 1984-882. 1.6 Brett Szabo 1987-913. 1.0 Brian Bock 1994-984. 0.9 Mark Smed 1979-830.9 Steve Thein 1982-86

Most Steals1. 291 Pat Freidel 1985-892. 184 John Anderson 1981-853. 180 Roman Evans 1998-004. 173 Dan Freidel 1980-845. 157 Tommy Brown 1995-98

Steals Average (minimum 50 games)1. 3.1 Roman Evans 1998-002. 2.5 Pat Freidel 1985-893. 1.9 Tommy Brown 1995-984. 1.7 David Johnson 1983-851.7 John Anderson 1981-85

CAREER RECORDS


HONORROLL

All-South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference*1933-34 James Reinertson, 1st

Omer Apllewick, 1st1935-36 James Reinertson, 1st

Julian Jensen, 1stWayne Sheley, HMVirgil Olson, HM

1936-37 James Reinerston, 1stAnsel Thompson, 1stJulian Jensen, 2ndRay Plowman, 2nd

1939-40 Eddie Elkins, 1stRay Plowman, 1stIvan Scanlon, 1st

*compiled from best available records

All-North Central Conference1942-43 Ray Sandvig

Art Kilness1946-47 Robert Harum1947-48 Robert Harum1948-49 Robert Harum1949-50 Jim Sumption1950-51 Jim Gremmels1951-52 Jim Gremmels1952-53 Harlan Hanson1953-54 Terry Crump1954-55 Bob Minick1955-56 Jerry Ihrke1956-57 Jon Falgren1957-58 Jon Falgren1958-59 Bob Swanhorst1959-60 Bob Swanhorst1960-61 Dave McCracken

Phil Miedema1961-62 Dave McCracken

Phil Miedema1962-63 Dave McCracken1965-66 John Eggers1966-67 John Eggers1967-68 John Eggers1968-69 Gary Baumann1970-71 Bill Gross1971-72 Bill Gross1972-73 Bill Gross

Davor Rukavina1973-74 Davor Rukavina1974-75 Rick Chapman

Stan Krebs1975-76 Rich Chapman

Greg Nagel1976-77 Greg Nagel

Arvid KramerRich Chapman

1977-78 Greg NagelArvid Kramer

1978-79 Arvid Kramer1979-80 Steve Krier1980-81 Mark Smed1981-82 Mark Smed1982-83 Mark Smed

Carl Gonder1983-84 Carl Gonder

David Johnson1984-85 David Johnson1985-86 Keith Hasselquist1986-87 Keith Hasselquist1987-88 Shaun Hickman1988-89 Pat Freidel

Brett Szabo1989-90 Brett Szabo1990-91 Jason Garrow1991-92 Jason Garrow

Scott Beckstrand1998-99 Roman Evans1999-00 Nate White2001-02 Sean Hilgenberg2002-03 Justin VanMeeteren2004-05 Nick Olson2005-06 Nick Olson2006-07 Nick Olson2007-08 David Foster

Corey Mclntosh

NCC Most Valuable Player1950-51 Jim Gremmels1951-52 Jim Gremmels1962-63 Dave McCracken1976-77 Greg Nagel1977-78 Arvid Kramer1982-83 Mark Smed

NCC Defensive Player of the Year1998-99 Roman Evans (Co-Player)

NCC Newcomer of the Year1998-99 Roman Evans (Co-Player)

Academic All-NCC1974-75 Rich Chapman

Neil KultmanJohn Ritterbusch

1975-76 Rich ChapmanBrad Richter

1976-77 Rich Chapman1978-79 Paul Schenkelberg1983-84 John Anderson1984-85 John Anderson1985-86 Steve Thein1986-87 Keith Hasselquist1988-89 Don Steger

Randy LeslieKyle Jordre

1990-91 Don StegerKyle JordreJason Garrow

1991-92 Jason GarrowScott Beckstrand

1992-93 Scott Beckstrand1993-94 Scott Beckstrand

Mike Broich1995-96 Damien Fair1996-97 Damien Fair1997-98 Damien Fair

Brian Bock1998-99 Nate White1999-00 Nate White2001-02 Sean Hilgenberg

David Homan2002-03 Justin Van Meeteren2003-04 Justin Van Meeteren2004-05 Dave Medema

Nick OlsonJoey Ryan

2005-06 Nick OlsonJoey Ryan

2006-07 Nick OlsonIan Thomas

2007-08 Ian ThomasJordan DaltonDavid Foster

SDIC & NCCAWARDS


HONORROLL

Daktronics All-RegionNorth Central

1999-00 Nate White, 2ndCentral

2010-11 Cody Schilling, 1stCameron McCaffrey, 2nd

Central Region All-Tournament Team2008-09 David Foster

Mike Klepatz2009-10 Cameron McCaffrey

Cody Schilling

NABC All-District1989-90 Brett Szabo, 2nd1999-00 Nate White, 1st2007-08 Cory McIntosh, 2nd2009-10 Cody Schilling, 1st2010-11 Cody Schilling, 1st

Cameron McCaffrey, 2nd

D2 Bulletin All-Freshman Team2008-09 Cody Schilling2009-10 Cameron McCaffrey

Argus Leader All-College Team1996-97 Jay Ellwein

District V Coach of the Year1972-72 Mel Klein

Chamber of Commerce/FCA Honor Athlete1974-75 Neil Klutman1976-77 Rich Chapman1990-91 Kyle Jordre1991-92 Jason Garrow1999-00 Nate White2001-02 Sean Hilgenberg

South Dakota Sports Hall of FameJim GremmelsBob Swanhorst

South Dakota Sportswriters AssocationMale Athlete of the Year

1982-83 Dan Freidel

South Dakota Sportswriters AssocationMen’s Team of the Year

1977-78

CoSIDA Academic All-District VII1999-00 Nate White, 1st

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship1974-75 Neil Klutman1974-75 John Ritterbusch1991-92 Jason Garrow

All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference2008-09 Eric Krogman, 1st

David Foster, 2nd2009-10 Cody Schilling, 1st

David Foster, 2ndCameron McCaffrey, 2nd

2010-11 Cody Schilling, 1stCameron McCaffrey, 1st

NSIC Freshman of the Year2008-09 Cody Schilling2009-10 Cameron MCaffrey

D2 Bulletin All-America2009-10 Cody Schilling, HM

Lutheran Brotherhood All-America1999-00 Nate White, 2nd

Sean Hilgenberg, HM2000-01 Nate White, HM

Cody Schilling Nate White Sean Hilgenberg

Rich ChapmanBill Gross John Ritterbusch

CoSIDA Academic All-America

1972-73 Bill Gross, 3rd1973-74 John Ritterbusch, 1st1974-75 John Ritterbusch1975-76 Rich Chapman, 2nd1976-77 Rich Chapman, 2nd

NSICAWARDS MISCELLANEOUSAWARDS

ALL-AMERICA


NORTHERN SUN INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE

From its modest origin as a six-team alliance nearly eight decades ago, the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference has matured into a 14-team union of upper Midwest col-leges and universities to form arguably the strongest affiliation in NCAA Division II.

The NSIC can trace its roots to 1932 when six schools, including Bemidji State, Minnesota State, MSUMoorhead, St. Cloud State , Minnesota Duluth and Winona State signedon as charter members. All remain active subscribers of the league today.

Southwest Minnesota State was added in 1969, followed by Northern State in 1978, Wayne State in 1998, Concordia and Minnesota, Crookston in 1999, the U-Mary and UpperIowa in 2006, and Augustana in 2008.

MSU, SCSU and UMD later left the league to join the North Central Conference but returned to the NSIC in 2008. Minnesota-Morris and Michigan Tech were once part ofthe NSIC family as well. In July 2012, the NSIC will again expand with the addition of Minot State and the Sioux Falls, bringing the league to 16 members for the 2012-13academic season.

In 1992, the NSIC became a true athletic showcase for both men and women with the merger of the traditional Northern Intercollegiate Conference (NIC) and the North-ern Sun Conference (NSC), the home of women’s athletics since 1979.

Before NSIC affiliates became certified for championship competition in the National Collegiate Athletic Association in 1995, its member institutions filled prominent rolesin the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). NIC and NSC clubs annually dispatched qualified student-athletes to national tournaments and capturedseveral NAIA teams and individual championships.

The NSIC celebrates its 80th season this year and clearly continues to make a major imprint nationally, winning nine national titles in the last six years. The WSU men claimedNCAA II Basketball Championships in 2006 and 2008 and narrowly missed a third crown, falling in a last second shot in 2007. In addition, the Warriors established a NCAAII record of 57 consecutive victories.

CU launched an ongoing streak of four consecutive NCAA II Volleyball Championships in 2007. In 2008, the Golden Bears won 37 straight matches after a season open-ing loss on their way to a second consecutive title and scripted a marvelous encore in 2009 with a perfect 37-0 finish, a third straight national crown and a winning streak of74 straight matches. In 2010, the Golden Bear extendeds that win streak to 75 before dropping their second match of the season. They started 2010 with a 10-4 record be-fore ripping off 22 straight wins on their way to their fourth straight national title.

In a most surprising run, UMD completed a perfect 15-0 season by winning the 2008 NCAA Division II Football Championship. The Bulldogs, limited to only 24 scholar-ships by league rule, swept a field of fully-funded teams, including top ranked Grand Valley State and No. 3 Northwest Missouri State. Two years later in 2010, the Bulldogsrepeated that feat, going 15-0 again to win the national championship. The Bulldogs became the first NCAA DII football squad to win two national championships with un-defeated records.

MSU added more luster to the league by finishing 32-2 and claiming the 2008-09 NCAA II Women’s Basketball Championship. The Mavericks rolled to a wild 103-94 vic-tory over Franklin Pierce to set a NCAA record for total points in the title game.

Since 2000, the NSIC has also participated in the Mineral Water Bowl. Hosted by the Quarterback Club of Excelsior Springs, Mo., the Mineral Water Bowl matches the high-est-finishing teams from the NSIC and the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) not selected for the NCAADivision II football playoffs. WSU defeatedMissouri Western State 43-41 in triple overtime, the Warriors first-ever postseason win since 2000.

In addition, NSIC student-athletes have made a major splash nationally as well, collecting a batch of individual titles. CU setter Maggie McNamara was honored as the NCAADivision II Honda Women’s Athlete of the Year, the latest NSIC representative decorated with national Player of the Year honors.

The NSIC has also had three athletes awarded the NCAA Elite 88 Award, which is presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average partici-pating at the finals site for each of the NCAA’s 88 championships. Earning the award were Kendra Huettl (MSU, Softball, 2011), Matt Braithwaite (Augustana, Cross Coun-try, 2010) and Lauren Brown (WSU, Outdoor Track and Field, 2010).

Member schools continue to emphasize the educational, entertainment and unifying value of sports while pointing with pride to the many advantages to be gained by at-tending these colleges and universities. The NSIC is committed to providing rewarding experiences for its student-athletes, and while the challenges that loom are sizable, in-deed, the NSIC is surely well positioned for the future.

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Associate Commissioner/Senior Woman Administrator: Erin Lind651-288-4016 | [email protected]

Assistant Commissioner for Media Relations Director: Nick Kornder651-288-4017 | [email protected]

Assistant Commissioner/Compliance Director: Melissa Braaten651-222-0092 | [email protected]

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School No. LastMinnesota Duluth 16 2001-02St. Cloud State 16 1975-76Minnesota State 15 2010-11Winona State 14 2007-08Northern State 10 2002-03Bemidji State 8 2003-04Minnesota State Moorhead 4 1981-82Minnesota-Morris 3 1993-94Southwest Minnesota State 2 2008-09Michigan Tech 2 1979-80Wayne State 1 1999-00

1932-33 Minnesota State1933-34 Minnesota Duluth1934-35 Minnesota Duluth1935-36 Minnesota Duluth1936-37 Minnesota Duluth1937-38 Winona State1938-39 Winona State1939-40 Bemidji State1940-41 Bemidji State

St. Cloud State1941-42 Bemidji State1942-43 St. Cloud State1943-44 n/a (WWII)1944-45 n/a (WWII)1945-46 St. Cloud State1946-47 Mankato State1947-48 Mankato State1948-49 Mankato State1949-50 Mankato State1950-51 Bemidji State

Mankato StateWinona State

1951-52 Bemidji State1952-53 Mankato State1953-54 Mankato State1954-55 Mankato State1955-56 Mankato State1956-57 Bemidji State

St. Cloud State1957-58 St. Cloud State1958-59 St. Cloud State

1959-60 Mankato StateSt. Cloud State

1960-61 Mankato State1961-62 St. Cloud State1962-63 Michigan Tech

St. Cloud State1963-64 St. Cloud State1964-65 MSU Moorhead

St. Cloud State1965-66 St. Cloud State1966-67 Bemidji State1967-68 St. Cloud State1968-69 St. Cloud State

Winona State1969-70 St. Cloud State1970-71 MSU Moorhead1971-72 Winona State1972-73 Winona State1973-74 Winona State1974-75 Winona State1975-76 St. Cloud State1976-77 Minnesota-Morris1977-78 Minnesota-Morris1978-79 Mankato State1979-80 Michigan Tech1980-81 MSU Moorhead1981-82 MSU Moorhead

Minnesota Duluth1982-83 Minnesota Duluth1983-84 Northern State

Minnesota Duluth

1984-85 Northern State1985-86 Minnesota Duluth1986-87 Minnesota Duluth1987-88 Minnesota Duluth1988-89 Minnesota Duluth1989-90 Minnesota Duluth1990-91 Minnesota Duluth1991-92 Minnesota Duluth1992-93 Northern State1993-94 Minnesota-Morris1994-95 Northern State1995-96 Northern State1996-97 Northern State

Minnesota Duluth1997-98 Northern State1998-99 Northern State

Winona State1999-00 Wayne State

Winona State2000-01 Southwest Minnesota State2001-02 Northern State

Minnesota Duluth2002-03 Northern State2003-04 Bemidji State2004-05 Winona State2005-06 Winona State2006-07 Winona State2007-08 Winona State2008-09 Southwest Minnesota State2009-10 Minnesota State2011-11 Minnesota State

School No. TitlesWinona State 5 2001, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011Northern State 2 2004, 2005Minnesota Duluth 2 2002, 2003St. Cloud State 2 2009, 2010Wayne State 1 2000

Team Notes:

Minnesota Duluth left the NSIC from 1949 to 1975 and from 2003 to 2007.

Michigan Tech was part of the NSIC from 1958 to 1979.

Minnesota State left the NSIC from 1969 until 1977.

Minnesota State and St. Cloud State left the NSIC in 1981 to 2007.

Minnesota-Morris joined the NSIC in 1969 and left following 2003 season.

Southwest Minnesota State joined the NSIC in 1969.

Northern State joined the NSIC in 1980.

Wayne State joined the NSIC in 1998.

Minnesota, Crookston and Concordia-St. Paul joined the NSIC in 1999.

U-Mary and Upper Iowa joined the NSIC in 2006.

Augustana joined the NSIC in 2008.

NSIC HISTORY >>

Year-by-Year Champions

Championship Breakdown

NSIC Tournament Championships



INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDSPoints Scored 56, Izzy Schmiesing, SCSU vs. MTU, 1965-66Field Goal Att. 44, Carter Glad, WSU vs. SMSU, 1988-89Field Goal Made 21, Herschel Lewis, WSU vs. MTU, 1971-723-pt. FG Attempts 21, Eric Kline, NSU vs. UMD, 1993-943-pt. FG Made 11, Eric Kline, NSU vs. UMD, 1993-94Free Throw Att 23, Brett Beeson, MSUM vs. SMSU, 1994-95Free Throw Made 21, Brett Beeson, MSUM vs. SMSU, 1994-95Rebounds 32, Gus Johnson, WSU vs. BSU, 1974-75Assists 15, Marques Pena, SMSU vs. BSU, 2000-01

15, Dave Joerger, MSUM vs. UMM, 1995-9615, Darren Miller, WSU vs. SMSU, 1988-8915, Kendall Kelly, UMD vs. SMSU, 1985-86

Steals 10, Jonte Flowers, WSU vs. UMC, 2007-08Blocks 8, John Smith, WSU vs. SMSU, 2005-06

TEAM GAME RECORDSPoints Scored 126, Minnesota Duluth at Bemidji State, 2008-09Total Pts. (2 Teams) 250, Minnesota Duluth at Bemidji State, 2008-09Field Goal Attempts 103, Winona State vs. MSU Moorhead, 1972-73Field Goal Made 49, MSU Moorhead vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 1973-74Field Goal Pct .765, MSU Moorhead (26-34) vs. Minnesota Duluth, 1984-853-pt. FG Attempts 46, Bemidji State vs. Minnesota-Morris, 2002-033-pt. FG Made 20, Bemidji State vs. Concordia, 2002-033-pt. FG Pct. .857, Minnesota, Crookston (6-7) vs. MSUMoorhead, 2004-05Free Throw Att. 54, Bemidji State vs. Upper Iowa, 2008-09Free Throw Made 40, Bemidji State at Minnesota, Crookston, 2010-11Free Throw Pct. 1.000, Minnesota-Morris (23-23) vs. Northern State, 1997-98(Min 10 Made) 1.000, Minnesota Duluth (16-16) vs. Wayne State, 2003-04

1.000, U-Mary (16-16) vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 2006-071.000,SouthwestMinnesotaState (14-14)vs.Minn.,Crookston,20021.000,Minnesota,Crookston(14-14)vs.SouthwestMinnesotaState,2006-071.000, Bemidji State (14-14) vs. U-Mary, 2010-111.000, Winona State (13-13) vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2003-041.000, Wayne State (13-13) at MSU Moorhead, 20071.000, Augustana (12-12) vs. Winona State, 2008-091.000, Northern State (11-11) vs. Augustana, 2008-091.000, Bemidji State (10-10) at SW Minn. State, 2007-081.000, Minnesota Duluth at St. Cloud State, 2010-11

Rebounds 77, Minnesota-Morris vs. Minnesota State, 1966-67Assists 33, Minnesota Duluth at Bemidji State, 2008-09

33, Wayne State vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 1999-0033, MSU Moorhead vs. Winona State, 1995-96

Steals 20, Northern State vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 2005-0620, Southwest Minnesota State vs. Minnesota-Morris, 1999-0020, Northern State vs. Bemidji State, 1992-9320, Minnesota Duluth vs. Winona State, 1995-96

Fewest Pts. Allowed 26, St. Cloud State vs. Winona State, 1968-69

NSIC TOURNAMENT INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDSPoints Scored 39, Taylor Witt, SCSU vs. Augustana, 2011Field Goal Attempts 23, Taylor Witt, SCSU vs. Augustana, 2011Field Goal Made 15, Scott Koenen, SMSU vs. WSC, 20003-pt. FG Attempts 14, Craig Nelson, NSU vs. SMSU, 2007

14, Alvin Muse, BSU, vs. MSUM, 200614, Nick Schroeder, NSU vs. UMM, 2002

3-pt. FG Made 7, Stan Johnson, BSU vs. MSUM, 2003Free Throw Attempts 16, Matt Hammer, NSU vs. SMSU, 2005

16, Taylor Witt, SCSU vs. Augustana, 2011Free Throw Made 15, Taylor Witt, SCSU vs. Augustana, 2011Rebounds 20, Stacy Pearson-Taylor vs. MSUM, 2006Assists 10, Taylor Witt, SCSU vs. WSC, 2010

10, Travis Whipple, WSU vs. CU, 2009Steals 6, Kyle Schlaak, WSU vs. MSUM, 2001Blocks 7, John Smith, WSU vs. NSU, 2005

INDIVIDUAL SEASONPoints Scored 497, Cody Schilling, Augustana (2010-11)Scoring Average 33.8, Brett Beeson, MSUM (1995-96)Field Goal Attempts 318, Andrew Kelson, MSUM (1976-77)Field Goal Made 168, Scott Bosanko, NSU (1979-80)

168, Cody Schilling, Augustana (2010-11)Field Goal Pct. .726, Josh Quigley, UMD (77-106: 1997-98)3-pt. FG Attempts 161, Bryce Caldwell, WSC (2007-08)3-pt. FG Made 73, Bryce Caldwell, WSC (2007-08)3-pt. FG Pct. .613, Bruce Lanoue, UMM (19-31: 1987-88)Free Throw Att. 158, Josh Quigley, UMD (1999-00)Free Throw Made 132, Cody Schilling, Augustana (2010-11)Free Throw Pct. 1.000, Kevin Buntrock, NSU (26-26, 1980-81)Rebounds 239, Alex Novak, MSUM (2010-11)Rebounds Average 17.4, Gus Johnson, WSU (12 G, 210 Reb, 1975-76)Assists 138, Ben Fischer, WSU (2009-10)Assists Average 8.6, Darren Miller, WSU (1988-89Steals 64, Jonte Flowers, WSU (2007-08)Steals Average 3.76, Jonte Flowers, WSU (2007-08)

TEAM SEASON RECORDSVictories 19, Minnesota State (2010-11)Losses 19, Minnesota, Crookston (2009-10, 2010-11)Winning Streak 49, Winona State (1/13/06 - 12/5/08)Losing Streak 37, Bemidji State (1994-95 to 1997-98)Points Scored 1792, Minnesota State (2010-11)Scoring Average 90.9, MSU Moorhead (1995-96)Field Goal Attempts 1322, Minnesota Duluth (2010-11)Field Goal Made 609, Minnesota State (2009-10)Field Goal Pct. .594, Minnesota Duluth (400-673, 1982-83)3-pt. FG Attempts 583, Bemidji State (2002-03)3-pt. FG Made 219, Bemidji State (2002-03)3-pt. FG Pct. .513, Northern State (79-154, 1991-92)Free Throw Att. 614, Minnesota State (2010-11)Free Throw Made 460, Minnesota State (2010-11)Free Throw Pct. .818, Winona State (171-209, 1984-85)Rebounds 827, MSU Moorhead (2010-11)Rebounds Average 54.7, Winona State (1971-72)Fewest Pts. Allowed 691, St. Cloud State (1968-69)

NSIC TOURNAMENT TEAM GAME RECORDSPoints Scored 106, Bemidji State vs. Winona State, 2003Total Pts. (2 Teams) 185, Bemidji State 106 vs. Winona State 79, 2003Field Goal Attempts 77, Minnesota State vs. Northern State, 2009Field Goal Made 37, Bemidji State vs. Winona State, 2003Field Goal Pct. .611, Northern State vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 20053-pt. FG Attempts 39, Bemidji State vs. Winona State, 20033-pt. FG Made 17, Bemidji State vs. Winona State, 20033-pt. FG Pct. .643, Concordia vs. Wayne State, 2005Free Throw Attempts 41, Winona State vs. MSU Moorhead, 2005Free Throw Made 32, Winona State vs. MSU Moorhead, 2005Free Throw Pct. 1.000, Minnesota Duluth vs. Wayne State, 2004Rebounds 49, Minnesota Duluth vs. Northern State, 2004

49, Northern State vs. Minnesota-Morris, 2002Assists 29, Minnesota Duluth vs. Wayne State, 2003Steals 14, Northern State vs. Concordia, 2004Fewest Pts. Allowed 40, Northern State 40 at Winona State 73, 2008

NSIC RECORD BOOK >>



1. Minnesota State^ 19 3 .864 28 5 .8482. U-Mary^ 18 4 .818 23 6 .7933. Augustana 15 7 .682 18 9 .6674. Winona State^ 13 9 .591 20 10 .667

Concordia-St. Paul 13 9 .591 16 11 .5936. MSU Moorhead 12 10 .545 15 12 .556

St. Cloud State 12 10 .545 15 14 .5178. Wayne State 9 13 .409 13 14 .481

Southwest Minnesota State 9 13 .409 12 14 .46210. Northern State 8 14 .364 12 14 .462

Bemidji State 8 14 .364 11 15 .423Minnesota Duluth 8 14 .364 10 16 .385

13. Upper Iowa 7 15 .318 8 18 .30814. Minnesota, Crookston 3 19 .136 7 19 .269

^NCAA Tournament Participant

All-NSIC First TeamPos. Yr. Ht. School Hometown

Cameron McCaffrey G 6-1 So. Augustana Portland, Ore.Cody Schilling G 6-5 Jr. Augustana Ellsworth, Minn.Peter Olafeso G 6-2 Jr. Concordia’St. Paul St. Paul, Minn.Eric Erdmann F 6-5 Sr. U-Mary Fargo, N.D.Anthony Moody G 6-0 Sr. U-Mary Appleton, Wis.Marcus Hill G 5-9 Sr. Minnesota State Brooklyn Park, Minn.Jefferson Mason F 6-6 Sr. Minnesota State Crystal, Minn.Collin Pryor F 6-6 So. Northern State St. Charles, Ill.Taylor Witt G 6-2 Sr. St. Cloud State Morris, Minn.Ben Fischer G 6-1 Sr. Winona State Wausau, Wis.

All-NSIC Second TeamPos. Yr. Ht. School Hometown

James Ellisor F 6-5 Jr. Bemidji State Glendale, Ariz.Brent Barz C 6-10 Jr. Concordia-St. Paul Johnston, IowaRyan Rasmussen G 6-2 Jr. Minnesota Duluth Waupun, Wis.Cameron Hodges G 6-5 Sr. Minnesota State Minneapolis, Minn.Alex Novak F 6-8 So. MSU Moorhead Oxford, IowaScott Roehl F 6-7 Sr. SMSU Princeton, Minn.Andrew Bernstetter F 6-6 Sr. St. Cloud State St. Joseph, Minn.Amry Shelby G 5-11 So. Wayne State Marion, IowaAnthony Tucker G 6-3 Jr. Winona State Burnsville, Minn.Clayton Vette F 6-7 So. Winona State Waverly, Iowa

NSIC Player of the YearAnthony Moody G 6-0 Sr. U-Mary Appleton, Wis.

NSIC Defensive Player of the YearCameron Hodges G 6-5 Sr. Minnesota State Minneapolis, Minn.

NSIC Freshman of the YearBrett Ervin C 6-7 Fr. Minnesota Duluth Eden Prairie, Minn.

NSIC Newcomer of the YearPeter Olafeso G 6-2 Jr. Concordia-St. Paul St. Paul, Minn.

NSIC Coach of the YearMatt Margenthaler Minnesota State

NSICALL-TOURNAMENT

Ben Fischer (MVP)Winona State

Anthony MoodyU-Mary

Marcus HillMinnesota State

Taylor WittSt. Cloud State

Clayton VetteWinona State

2010-11 NSIC REVIEW >>

2010-11 FINAL STANDINGS

2010-11 AWARDS


MEN’S BASKETBALL FACILITIES

Located at the intersection of 33rd Street and Grange Avenue, the Elmen Center opened in February 1989. It is the hub for Augustana’s athletic programs butis also the site of numerous school and community cultural gatherings.

Each year the facility is host to more than 100 events. Included are Augustana men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball and wrestling competitions. Music pro-grams, youth rallies, lectures, swim meets, youth camps, clinics and high school basketball tournaments also appear on the calendar.

The Elmen Center serves as the core facility for the campus recreational sports and fitness activities. The 81,000-square-foot facility is available more than 110hours each week for a variety of recreational activities.

Augustana students, staff and faculty may take advantage of a 25-yard swimming pool, two racquetball courts, the Hall Sports Forum, six locker rooms, class-rooms, a high-tech training facility and a multi-purpose/wrestling room that also serves as a venue for aerobic dance and martial arts.

The 4,000-seat Hall Sports Forum features a 27,000-square-foot performance area and a state-of-the art 176-yard running track, long jump pit, batting cage andfour multi-use courts. The new Robbins Pulastic SP sports floor, installed in 2004, was the first of its type in the area.

Since the summer of 2008, the Hall Sports Forum has undergone more than $315,000 in upgrades. During the summer of 2008 the basketball/volleyball play-ing court was repainted with the new Viking and Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference logos. Courtside chairs were also refurbished to include the newViking logo. New bleachers were installed in 2010, and the lighting was upgraded in 2011.

In 2000, the Elmen Center hosted the NCAA Division II Volleyball Elite 8 national tournament. Since 1995, the Boe Forum on Public Affairs has been held inthe Elmen’s Hall Sports Forum, featuring world leaders including Soviet Union President Mikhail Gorbachev, President George H.W. Bush, Vice President AlGore, Queen Nore of Jordan, Mexico President Vicente Fox and Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf.

Impetus for construction of the Elmen Center was provided by the generosity of Bob and Rita Elmen, Jim and Eloise Elmen and Bill and Irene Hall. Bob Elmengraduated from Augustana in 1952 and Jim in 1960.

The Elmens and Halls all are recipients of the Tuve Award. Named for Anthony G. Tuve, Augustana’s president from 1890 to 1916, the award recognizes vi-sionary, forward-thinking, generous individuals who have reached the level of $100,000 in charitable gift support to the College.

ELMEN CENTER >>


MEN’S BASKETBALL FACILITIES

<< SANFORD PRACTICE FACILITY

The Sanford Practice Gymnasium opened in 2007 onthe upper level of the Hall Football Complex. Thestructure covers 28,000 square feet and is attached tothe south side of the Elmen Center.

Two regulation-size basketball courts are contained in-side the Sanford Practice Gymnasium. The facility, ar-guably one of the best basketball practice venues inNCAA Division II, also features curtains that can sep-arate the gym into two private courts and adjustablebasketball goals that can be lowered for youth camps.

The Augustana basketball offices are located outsidethe Sanford Practice Gymnasium.

AUGUSTANA TEAM ROOM >>

Located on the first floor of the Elmen Center justbelow the Sanford Practice Gymnasium, the Augustanamen’s basketball locker room is a lounge-type areawhere Viking players can relax and prepare for upcom-ing games and practices.

Full and private shower facilities are exclusive to mem-bers of the men’s basketball team.

The Augustana men’s basketball program also uses itslocker room to analyze film, study scouting reports andpartake in team activities.

Each player is given ample room space to store his be-longings, and the room is secured 24 hours a day.

A high-definition television, complete with an XBOX360 and Playstation 3, is mounted on the wall.

<< HALLWEIGHT ROOM

Used exclusively by the Augustana football and men’sbasketball programs, the Hall Weight Room was con-structed in 2007 as part of the Hall Football Complex.

The Hall Weight Room is located on the first floor ofthe Hall Football Complex. The spacious training areafeatures state-of-the-art equipment, including eightmulti-purpose platforms.

Brett Chambers, the strength and conditioning coordi-nator at Augustana, makes his office in the Hall WeightRoom, allowing for exasy access for student-athletetraining sessions.


AUGUSTANA FACILITIES

Morstad Field Kirkeby-Over Stadium

Ronken FieldBowden Field

Huether Tennis Centre

Sioux Falls Arena

Kirby Golf Center

Hall Baseball/Softball Complex


PROFESSIONALATHLETES

ARVID KRAMERDrafted by Utah Jazz in third round (1st pick, 45th overall) of 1979 NBA Draft. Later released.

Signed by Denver Nuggets on Feb. 28, 1980, after stint in CBA. Played eight games with Denver.

Selected by Dallas Mavericks in 1980 NBA Expansion Draft but accepted a contract to play for a team in Italybefore the 1980 season.

Miami Heat picked him first in 1988 NBA Expansion Draft. Never played for the Heat.

MARK SMEDDrafted by Indiana Pacers in the 10th round (1st pick, 207th overall) of 1983 NBA Draft. Later released.

BRETT SZABOSigned as free agent with Boston Celtics on Oct. 8, 1996.

Waived by Boston Celtics on Jan. 7, 1997. Later signed two 10-day contracts with Boston before signing withteam for rest of season on Jan. 30, 1997.

Released by Boston Celtics on July 7, 1997.

BRETT SZABOSioux Falls Skyforce 1991-1994

Bill Gross FranceGillette Tour Team

Davor Rukavina Yugoslavia

Rich Chapman Gillette Tour Team

Jeff McCarron Gillette Tour Team

Greg Nagel France

Carl Gonder FranceEnglandAustralia

David Johnson Australia

Keith Hasselquist Australia

Mike Hanson SpainAustralia

Rodney Anderson SpainArgentinaUruguay

Jason Bakke Uruguay

Pat DeSmet Australia

Matt Cotta Australia

Sean Hilgenberg Australia

Cory McIntosh France

David Foster Scotland

NATIONAL BASKETBALLASSOCIATION

CONTINENTIALBASKETBALLASSOCIATION

INTERNATIONALCONTRACTS


NSIC SCHEDULEFriday, Nov. 117p.m. U-Mary at UW-Green Bay8 p.m. Bemidji State at Metro State8 p.m. Winona State at UC-Colorado Springs

Saturday, Nov. 121 p.m. SMSU at Wisconsin-Milwaukee3 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Michigan Tech7:05 p.m. Upper Iowa at Drake8 p.m. Bemidji State at UC-Colorado Springs8 p.m. Winona State at Metro State

Sunday, Nov. 134 p.m. Sioux Falls at St. Cloud State

Tuesday, Nov. 157 p.m. U-Mary at Chadron State7 p.m. Judson at Concordia-St Paul7 p.m. Morningside at Wayne State7 p.m. Jamestown at Northern State8 p.m. Valley City State at MSU Moorhead8 p.m. Sioux Falls at Augustana

Friday, Nov. 185 p.m. Minot State vs Upper Iowa5 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Northwood6 p.m. Wayne State at UC-Colorado Springs7 p.m. Simpson at Winona State7 p.m. Dakota State at Northern State7:30 p.m. Augustana vs. St. Martin’s (Wash.)8 p.m. St. John’s at St. Cloud State

Saturday, Nov. 19th2 p.m. Sioux Falls at Concordia-St Paul5 p.m. Simpson vs. Upper Iowa5 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Saginaw Valley State6 p.m. Wayne State vs Northwest Nazarene6 p.m. Jamestown at St. Cloud State7 p.m. Minnesota State at Michigan Tech7 p.m. Minot State at Winona State7:30 p.m. Mayville State at MSU Moorhead

Sunday, Nov. 207 p.m. Sioux Falls at Bemidji State

Monday, Nov. 21st7 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at Northland Int’l

Tuesday, Nov. 227 p.m. Dakota State at Augustana7 p.m. Waldorf at Concordia-St Paul7 p.m. Minot State at U-Mary7 p.m. Bemidji State at Wisconsin-Stout7:30 p.m. Concordia (Moorhead) atMSUMoorhead7:30 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at St. Scholastica7:30 p.m. Wayne State at Nebraska-Kearney8 p.m. Wisconsin-Superior at Minnesota Duluth

Wednesday, Nov. 238 p.m. Presentation at Northern State

Thursday, Nov 241 p.m. Truman State at Upper Iowa

Friday, Nov. 25thTBA Minnesota State vs. Armstrong Atlantic5 p.m. Michigan Tech vs SMSU7 p.m. Minot State at Bemidji State

Saturday, Nov. 26TBA Minnesota State vs. TBA1 p.m. Truman State at Upper Iowa5 p.m. Minot State vs SMSU5 p.m. Clarke at Winona State6 p.m. St. Thomas at Concordia-St Paul7 p.m. Michigan Tech at Bemidji State7 p.m. Montana State Billings at U-Mary7 p.m. Mayville State at Northern State

Monday, Nov. 288 p.m. Valley City State at St. Cloud State

Tuesday, Nov. 297 p.m.Crown College at Minnesota, Crook-ston8 p.m. UW-Stout at Winona State

Friday, Dec. 2 (conference begins)8 p.m. Bemidji State at MSU Moorhead8 p.m. SMSU at Augustana8 p.m. Northern State at Concordia-St Paul8 p.m. Mary at St. Cloud State8 p.m. MinnesotaDuluth atMinnesota, Crookston8 p.m. Minnesota State at Wayne State

Saturday, Dec. 35 p.m. Winona State at Upper Iowa6 p.m. Minnesota State at Augustana6 p.m. Mary at Concordia-St Paul6 p.m. Northern State at St. Cloud State6 p.m. Bemidji State at Minnesota, Crookston6 p.m. SMSU at Wayne State8 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at MSU Moorhead

Tuesday, Dec. 6 (non-conference)7 p.m. SMSU at South Dakota State7 p.m.Mayville State at Minnesota, Crookston

Wednesday, Dec. 7 (non-conference)8 p.m. Minot State at MSU Moorhead

Friday, Dec. 98 p.m. Bemidji State at Winona State8 p.m. Augustana at U-Mary8 p.m. St. Cloud State at SMSU8 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Upper Iowa8 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at Minnesota State8 p.m. Wayne State at Northern State

Saturday, Dec. 106 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston atMSUMoorhead6 p.m. Wayne State at U-Mary7 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Winona State8 p.m. Bemidji State at Upper Iowa8 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at SMSU8 p.m. St. Cloud State at Minnesota State8 p.m. Augustana at Northern State

Friday, Dec. 168 p.m. Northern State at Bemidji State8 p.m. Winona State at SMSU8 p.m. U-Mary at Minnesota Duluth8 p.m. Upper Iowa at Minnesota State

Saturday Dec. 174 p.m. St. Cloud State at Concordia-St Paul6 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at Augustana6 p.m. Mary at Bemidji State6 p.m. Upper Iowa at SMSU6 p.m. MSU Moorhead at Wayne State6 p.m. Northern State at Minnesota Duluth6 p.m. Winona State at Minnesota State

Sunday, Dec. 184 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at Wayne State6 p.m. MSU Moorhead at Augustana

Monday, Jan. 28 p.m. Minnesota State at MSU Moorhead8 p.m. Wayne State at Concordia-St Paul8 p.m. Augustana at St. Cloud State8 p.m. SMSU at Minnesota, Crookston8 p.m. Winona State at U-Mary8 p.m. Upper Iowa at Northern State

Tuesday, Jan. 38 p.m. SMSU at MSU Moorhead8 p.m. Augustana at Concordia-St Paul8 p.m. Wayne State at St. Cloud State8 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Bemidji State8 p.m. Minnesota State at Minnesota, Crookston8 p.m. Upper Iowa at U-Mary8 p.m. Winona State at Northern State

Saturday, Jan. 74 p.m. St. Cloud State at Upper Iowa4 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at Winona State4 p.m. MSU Moorhead at U-Mary4 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Wayne State6 p.m. Bemidji State at Augustana6 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at Northern State6 p.m. Minnesota State at SMSU

Sunday, Jan. 84 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at Upper Iowa4 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Augustana4 p.m. St. Cloud State at Winona State4 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at U-Mary4 p.m. Bemidji State at Wayne State4 p.m. MSU Moorhead at Northern State

Friday, Jan. 138 p.m. Upper Iowa at MSU Moorhead8 p.m. St. Cloud State at Bemidji State8 p.m. Winona State at Minnesota, Crookston8 p.m. U-Mary at SMSU8 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at Minnesota Duluth8 p.m. Northern State at Minnesota State

Saturday, Jan 146 p.m. Winona State at MSU Moorhead6 p.m. Wayne State at Augustana6 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at Bemidji State6 p.m. Upper Iowa at Minnesota, Crookston6 p.m. St. Cloud State at Minnesota Duluth6 p.m. U-Mary at Minnesota State8 p.m. Northern State at SMSU

Friday, Jan. 208 p.m. Augustana at Upper Iowa8 p.m. MSU Moorhead at Concordia-St Paul8 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at St. Cloud State8 p.m. Minnesota State at Bemidji State8 p.m. Wayne State at Winona State8 p.m. SMSU at Minnesota Duluth

Saturday, Jan. 216 p.m. Minnesota,Crookston atConcordia-St Paul6 p.m. MSU Moorhead at St. Cloud State6 p.m. SMSU at Bemidji State6 p.m. Minnesota State at Minnesota Duluth7 p.m. Augustana at Winona State8 p.m. Wayne State at Upper Iowa8 p.m. Mary at Northern State

Friday, Jan. 278 p.m. SMSU at Upper Iowa8 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at Augustana8 p.m. Minnesota State at Winona State8 p.m. Bemidji State at U-Mary8 p.m. St. Cloud State at Wayne State8 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Northern State

Saturday, Jan. 284 p.m. MSUMoorhead atMinnesota, Crookston6 p.m. St. Cloud State at Augustana6 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at U-Mary6 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at Wayne State6 p.m. St. Cloud State at Augustana7 p.m. SMSU at Winona State8 p.m. Bemidji State at Northern State

Friday, Feb. 38 p.m. Northern State at MSU Moorhead8 p.m. Upper Iowa at Concordia-St Paul8 p.m. Winona State at St. Cloud State8 p.m. Mary at Minnesota, Crookston8 p.m. Wayne State at SMSU8 p.m. Augustana at Minnesota State

Saturday, Feb. 44 p.m. Bemidji State at Minnesota Duluth6 p.m. Mary at MSU Moorhead6 p.m. Winona State at Concordia-St Paul6 p.m. Upper Iowa at St. Cloud State6 p.m. Wayne State at Minnesota State6 p.m. Northern State at Minnesota, Crookston8 p.m. Augustana at SMSU

Friday, Feb. 108 p.m. Northern State at Augustana8 p.m. SMSU at Concordia-St Paul8 p.m. Minnesota State at St. Cloud State8 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at Bemidji State8 p.m. U-Mary at Wayne State8 p.m. MSU Moorhead at Minnesota Duluth

Saturday, Feb. 116 p.m. U-Mary at Augustana6 p.m. Minnesota State at Concordia-St Paul6 p.m. SMSU at St. Cloud State6 p.m. MSU Moorhead at Bemidji State6 p.m. Northern State at Wayne State6 p.m. Minnesota,Crookston atMinnesotaDuluth7 p.m. Upper Iowa at Winona State

Friday, Feb. 178 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at Upper Iowa8 p.m. MSU Moorhead at Winona State8 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at U-Mary8 p.m. Bemidji State at SMSU8 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Minnesota State8 p.m. St. Cloud State at Northern State

Saturday, Feb. 186 p.m. St. Cloud State at U-Mary6 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at SMSU6 p.m. Augustana at Wayne State6 p.m. Bemidji State at Minnesota State7 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at Winona State8 p.m. MSU Moorhead at Upper Iowa8 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at Northern State

Friday, Feb. 248 p.m. Augustana at MSU Moorhead8 p.m. Upper Iowa at Bemidji State8 p.m. Wayne State at Minnesota, Crookston8 p.m. Winona State at Minnesota Duluth

Saturday, Feb. 254 p.m. SMSU at Minnesota State4 p.m. Concordia-St Paul at St. Cloud State6 p.m. Wayne State at MSU Moorhead6 p.m. Winona State at Bemidji State6 p.m. Augustana at Minnesota, Crookston6 p.m. Northern State at U-Mary6 p.m. Upper Iowa at Minnesota Duluth

Wednesday, Feb. 29NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament1st round at top-four seeds

Saturday, March 3NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament

Sunday, March 4NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament

**All games Saturday, Dec. 2 and on areNSIC contests unless otherwise noted.

ABOUT SIOUX FALLS

10ThingsYou ProbablyDon’t KnowAbout Sioux Falls

1. On average, there are 230 sunny days per year in Sioux Falls.

2. Augustana College started the South Dakota SymphonyOrchestra.

3. Sioux Falls is nationally recognized as the best center ofhealth resources between Denver and the Mayo Clinic inRochester, Minn.

4. Sioux Falls recently ranked third in a national list of top citiesto start a company according to a report by Cognetics, Inc.

5. For the fifth year in a row, the "Best Small Metro" area is SiouxFalls, according to the May 2007 issue of Forbes Magazine.

6. Sioux Falls has been named “The Most Livable City inAmerica” by Money Magazine.

7. Sioux Falls offers over 400 options for dining out – rangingfrom locally owned restaurants and cafés to national chains.

8. The Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science has played hostto touring Broadway shows such as “Cats,” “Chicago,”“Cabaret,” “Rent,” and “Miss Saigon;” musicians Yo-Yo Ma,Indigo Girls, Harry Connick, Jr., Ben Folds, and The New YorkPhilharmonic; and comedians Bill Cosby and Jerry Seinfeld. Inaddition, artists such as Elton John, Tom Petty, Keith Urban,Blue Man Group and the Newsboys have performed at theSioux Falls Arena in recent years.

9. Business Week once named Sioux Falls one of the“Dazzling Dozen” Pockets of Prosperity because of itsrobust economy.

10. Sioux Falls has over 65 parks and recreation areas andan over 20-mile paved loop following the Big SiouxRiver around the city.

– Copy and photos courtesy ofSioux Falls Convention and Visitor’s Bureau

Miles From Sioux Falls To:

Black Hills/Mount Rushmore – 350

Denver – 635

Des Moines – 285

Fargo – 240

LeMars, Iowa – 85

Minneapolis/St. Paul – 240

Norfolk, Neb. – 150

Omaha – 180

Pierre – 220

Rapid City – 350

Rochester – 215

Willmar, Minn. – 160

NOVEMBER7 Minnesota (Exhibition) Minneapolis,Minn. 7 p.m.15 University of Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Arena 8 p.m.18 Saint Martin’s (Wash.)^ Monmouth,Ore. 7:30 p.m.19 Western Oregon^ Monmouth,Ore. 7:30 p.m.22 Dakota State HOME 7 p.m.

DECEMBER2 Southwest Minnesota State* HOME 8 p.m.3 Minnesota State* HOME 6 p.m.9 U-Mary* Bismarck,N.D. 8 p.m.10 Northern State* Aberdeen, S.D. 8 p.m.17 Minnesota, Crookston* HOME 6 p.m.18 MSU Moorhead* HOME 6 p.m.

JANUARY2 St.Cloud State* St.Cloud,Minn. 8 p.m.3 Concordia-St. Paul* St. Paul,Minn. 8 p.m.7 Bemidji State* HOME 6 p.m.8 Minnesota Duluth* HOME 4 p.m.14 Wayne State* HOME 6 p.m.20 Upper Iowa* Fayette, Iowa 8 p.m.21 Winona State* Winona,Minn. 7 p.m.27 Concordia-St. Paul* HOME 8 p.m.28 St. Cloud State* HOME 6 p.m.

FEBRUARY3 Minnesota State* Mankato,Minn. 8 p.m.4 Southwest Minnesota State* Marshall,Minn. 8 p.m.10 Northern State* HOME 8 p.m.11 U-Mary* HOME 6 p.m.18 Wayne State* Wayne,Neb. 6 p.m.24 MSU Moorhead* Moorhead,Minn. 8 p.m.25 Minnesota,Crookston* Crookston,Minn. 6 p.m.

Home games are at the Elmen Center* NSIC game

^ Western Oregon Classic; Monmouth, Ore.

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Documents

2011-12 Men's Basketball Team Yearbook