2013-14 Saint Benedict Basketball Program

A Century of ConneCtion

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2013-14 Blazer Basketball Team

Benedictine Tradition

CSB Quick Facts

Season Outlook

Blazer Basketball Coaches

2013-14 Blazer Athlete Profiles

2012-13 MIAC Basketball Stats

Blazer Basketball Record Book

CSB Athletic Staff

Blazer Basketball History

The MIAC

Blazer Backers

2013-14 Blazer Winter Sports Schedule

Equal Opportunity at CSBThe College of Saint Benedict is committed to providing equal educational and employment opportunities for all without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, or handicap in accordance with the requirements of federal and state law. College of Saint Benedict is an equal opportunity employer and follows affirmative action policy in recruiting and hiring faculty and staff.

Conference/Membership AffiliationSince the 1985-86 school year, Saint Benedict has been a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) on the Division III level and a member of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC). The MIAC, which was founded in 1920 and sponsors championships in 25 teams, 13 for men and 12 for women, is recognized as one of the toughest NCAA Division III women’s and men’s intercollegiate athletic conferences in the country. The MIAC is a conference in which the athletes are students first, yet they still have the opportunity to reach any height to which their athletic abilities take them. As a component of NCAA Division III, no institution in the MIAC offers any athletic scholarships.

MIAC teams compete in several formats. Among these are round-robin play, round-robin tournaments and championship meets or tournaments.

Blazer Basketball Game Day MagazineThis magazine is written and published by the CSB Athletic Media Relations department.

Writing and EditingPat McCabe, Athletic Media Relations DirectorCalvin Herold ’14, Athletic Media Relations Assistant

Layout and Design Pat McCabe, Athletic Media Relations DirectorCalvin Herold ’14, Athletic Media Relations AssistantBea Lund ‘13, IA Communications Intern

Advertising/SponsorshipsHeather Pieper-Olson, Director of Annual GivingCarol Howe-Veenstra, Athletic DirectorErin Geier ‘14, Assistant to the Athletic Director

On the Cover: Morgan Dale ‘14Inset: Emily Lueck ‘15, Elena Koch ‘15, Tish Alexander’14, Brianna Barrett ‘14, Jordan Falk ‘15Photos by CSB Athletic Media Relations

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Leadership for Change Wisdom for a LifetimeThe College of Saint Benedict in St. Joseph, Minn., was founded by Benedictine Sisters in 1913. The college was uniquely and specifically formed by women for women. Saint Benedict was the 13th women’s college in the United States and today is one of only 64 women’s colleges in the country. Whether in the classroom, at a sporting event, or living in the residence halls, CSB seeks to incorporate learning experiences inspired by the Catholic and Benedictine tradition.

The Saint Benedict experience creates a sense of community rarely seen at other colleges. It provides a safe and comfortable environment ideal for inquiring, learning and growing.

Located in the heart of central Minnesota lake country and surrounded by 3,500 acres of pure forests and wholesome prairies, Saint Benedict is just minutes away from the St. Cloud metro area and an hour drive from the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Students experience the benefits of small town modesty, while enjoying the convenient access of a big city.

The College of Saint Benedict has a unique partnership with Saint John’s University, a men’s college located four miles away. The schools are nationally recognized Catholic liberal arts colleges and ranked as two of the top three Catholic colleges in the nation. We share one academic program, and students attend classes together on both campuses. This integrated learning experience combines a challenging academic program with extensive opportunities for international study, leadership, service learning, spiritual growth, and cultural and athletic involvement.

Both schools are dedicated to the development of a person as a whole. Offering single-gender and co-educational experiences, each strive to meet the distinct needs of women and men. Another advantage of this partnership is the expansion of resources for both institutions. CSB and SJU provide the education and opportunities of a large university accompanied with the individual attention of a small private college.

Saint Benedict strives to present students with opportunities to explore, stretch, and challenge their personal excellence. By developing their intellectual, spiritual, emotional, and physical health, our goal is to enable every woman to achieve her utmost potential.

The College of Saint Benedict’s mission is to foster integrated learning, exceptional leadership for change, and wisdom for a lifetime.


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AWAreneSS of GoDTo look for God not in the abstract but in the ordinary events of every day.

CoMMunity liVinGTo become who we are by our relationships with others.

DiGnity of WorkTo appreciate the dignity of work in God’s creation.

HoSPitAlityTo offer warmth, acceptance, and joy in welcoming others.

JuStiCeTo work toward a just order in our immediate environment and in the larger society.

liSteninGTo hear keenly and sensitively the voices of persons and all created beings. MoDerAtionTo be content with living simply and finding balance in work, prayer, and leisure.

PeACeTo strive for peace on all levels: with self, others, and God.

reSPeCt for PerSonSTo respect each person regardless of class, background, or professional skill.

StABilityTo cultivate rootedness and a shared sense of mission.

SteWArDSHiPTo appreciate and care lovingly for the goods of this place.

Benedictine Values


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The 1970’s were a time of change, revolution, and transformation. Increased influence of the women’s movement, heightened concern over the environment, and improved space exploration were just a few of the headlines.

Saint Benedict was changing too.

In the 1976-77 season, the Saint Benedict volleyball team decided they would like their colors to be red and white. Known as the Bennies of the College of Saint Benedict, they also decided they wanted a new moniker. So, they held a contest to find a new nickname.

CSB students were invited to submit ideas, and student-athletes selected the one they liked best.

“Blazers,” submitted by first-year student Mary Haffner, was chosen as the official sports name. This was a perfect fit as it flawlessly described the hard work, determination, and success of the trailblazing women who founded the college.

These sisters “blazed” their way through a field of uncertainty and unknown land to settle in Minnesota in 1856. They went on to establish the largest Benedictine community in the United States. They also built hundreds of hospitals, schools, orphanages -- and the College of Saint Benedict in 1913.

Blazers pays tribute to the courageous, strong, and bold women of the past and gives encouragement and pride to the women of the future.

The BlazersCourageous, strong & bold


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Location: St. Joseph, MinnesotaChartered/Founded: 1887/1913Enrollment: 2,056 (undergraduates)

Varsity Sports: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Hockey, Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field, and Volleyball

Facility/Capacity: Claire Lynch Hall/1,000

National Athletic Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIAthletic Conference Affiliation: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC)

Faculty:294 full-time; 65 part-time. 80 percent of full-time faculty have the highest degree in their field.

Academic Programs: More than 60 areas of study with 36 majors and 32 minor programs. Semester schedule. Liberal arts curriculum. Bachelor of arts, bachelor of science in nursing.

Student/faculty ratio: 12:1, average class size is 20.

Multicultural/International: CSB has 132 international students which equates to 6.3% of the total headcount. Multicultural/American students of color percentage: 9.6 percent; international percentage: 6.4 percent; number of countries represented: 42; number of international students: 132.

International Study: We offer 17 semester-long international study programs to 14 countries on 6 continents: Australia, Austria, Chile, China, England, France, Greece, Guatemala, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Spain, and South Africa. In addition, the colleges sponsor over 20 short-term international programs around the world each year. CSB and SJU rank second nationally in semester-long study abroad participation among baccalaureate institutions for total number of study abroad students. More than 66% of CSB students participate in one of the college’s semester-long programs.

CSB Basketball FactsTeam Name: BlazersColors: Red and WhiteHead Coach: Mike Durbin (28th season)Assistant Coaches: Denny Johnson, Steve Howe-Veenstra, Barry Peterson, Taya Kockelman2012-13 Overall Record: 20-72012-13 MIAC Record: 17-52012-13 MIAC Finish: Fourth

CSB Athletics DirectoryCSB Athletics: (320) 363-5301Athletic Director: Carol Howe-Veenstra (320) 363-5201Assistant Athletic Director, Compliance: Nicole Hess (320) 363-5286Assistant Athletic Director, Events: Steve Kimble (320) 363-5873Athletic Department Coordinator: Deanne Hollermann (320) 363-5701MIAC Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. LuAnn Reif (320) 363-5168Athletic Recruiting Coordinator: Mike Durbin (320) 363-5073Home Contest Manager: Rachael Click (320) 363-5724

Athletic Media RelationsDirector: Pat McCabe (320) 363-5151Office Assistants:Calvin Herold, Emily Lueck, Teddy Menor, (320) 363-5151Katie Miller, Katie Minnehan, Alex Wald

Athletic TrainingHead Athletic Trainer: Julie Deyak (320) 363-5095Assistant Athletic Trainer: Erin Miller (320) 363-5176Fitness & Strength Coach: Matt Stenson (320) 363-5290CSB Training Room: (320) 363-5176

Head CoachesBasketball: Mike Durbin (320) 363-5073Cross Country: Robin Balder-Lanoue (320) 363-5514Golf: Daryl Schomer (320) 363-5301Hockey: Jennifer Kranz (320) 363-5870Soccer: Steve Kimble (320) 363-5873Softball: Rachael Click (320) 363-5724Swimming and Diving: Dan Eckberg (320) 363-5169Tennis: Scott Larsen (320) 363-5301Track and Field: Robin Balder-Lanoue (320) 363-5514Volleyball: Nicole Hess (320) 363-5286


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The Blazer basketball team must replace three starters from last season, but has the returning roster to do so and make moves in the MIAC.

St. Joseph, Minn. – The Saint Benedict basketball team returns talent throughout the line-up, coming off a 20-7 season (17-5 MIAC) heading into 2013-14. However, it doesn’t enter without holes to fills, as a trio of senior-starters wrapped up their career’s last winter, taking with them 62.3 minutes, 23.3 points and 12.8 rebounds per game.

The Blazers placed fourth in the conference standings last season, but with 65% of the teams scoring returning, the Blazers have the talent to rise in the conference standings and compete for the program’s 14th conference championship.

Whitney Canton, Hannah Hylla and Jamie Wollin all graduated, but, ready for one last go-round in Claire Lynch Hall is Morgan Dale, who was originally thought to have exhausted her eligibility last winter. Before the 2012-13 school year ended, though, Dale was awarded a fifth season from the NCAA, after missing much of the 2011-12 season with an injury.

Dale was a starter in 19 games last season, while playing in all 27. She averaged 7.8 points per game while leading the team in rebounds with 7.8 per game, a mark that was fourth in the conference. An All-MIAC Honorable Mention pick, she played her best basketball in league games, scoring in double figures eight times, while pulling down double digit rebounds five times, including three games where she recorded 16 rebounds.

As Dale led the defensive end last season, on offense fellow senior Brianna Barrett is back after an All-MIAC junior season where she led the Blazers in scoring, and ranked as the third highest scorer in the conference.

It was a career season for Barrett, starting all 27 games, while leading the Blazers in scoring 15 times and topping the 20-point mark five times. After scoring 11 points in the first two games combined, she was held under 10 points in a game just three times the entire rest of the season, and averaged 21 points per game over the final four games heading into the offseason, her best four-game stretch of the season.

Rounding out the trio of seniors in Tish Alexander, who enters her final season having played in every game over the past two years, averaging 19 minutes per game. She averaged 6.3 points per game last season – ranking fourth on the team – but her greatest presence may have been felt on the defensive end, as she led the team in steals and ranked sixth in the MIAC with a career high 70 takeaways last winter.

When looking at the juniors, it’s another trio that brings with them plenty of experience. Jordan Falk, Elena Koch and Emily Lueck each saw time in the line-up immediately as first-years back in 2011-12, and then added to the team’s depth last season.

Now as upper classmen, they are primed to step into the forefront.

Koch played in all 27 games last season with nine starts, adding three points and three rebounds per game. This season, she should combine with Dale to give the Blazers a solid 1-2 punch underneath.

Lueck played in 26 games and scored in double figures three times, including back-to-back 16-point efforts to open the season. Falk saw her role continually increase as the season wore on, playing in 10 games after the holiday break, and this season will combine with Lueck to help pick up the slack out on the wing left by the losses of Canton and Wollin.

Lueck’s younger sister Mattie is just a sophomore, but returns with experience beyond her years, after starting the last 10 games last season – and 16 total – while playing anywhere from point to post. She is the Blazers fourth-leading returning scorer, and is second only to Dale among returners in rebounds, averaging 3.1 per game last season.

After playing three straight road games to open last season, Head coach Mike Durbin begins his 28th season at the helm with four straight at home this season, and will not have to hit the road until Dec. 7.

The Blazers will begin the season with the Quinlivan and Hughes Tip-Off Tournament in Claire Lynch Hall, Nov. 15-16, welcoming Macalester, St. Scholastica and Wisconsin-Superior to St. Joseph for the weekend, taking on UWS on Friday night at 8 p.m., and CSS on Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m.

MIAC play begins on Dec. 4 at home with a visit from St. Catherine, and then on Feb. 22 – also at home – the regular season wraps up when St. Thomas heads to town.

Stepping Forward, Stepping Up

Brianna Barrett returns after finishing third in the MIAC scoring race last season.


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Mike Durbin is entering his 28th season in St. Joseph leading the Blazer basketball team, and his 29th year of collegiate coaching.

After collecting career win No. 575 in the season opener last year, Durbin begins the 2013-14 season just six wins shy of No. 600, as his career records stands at 594-170

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This comes after he guided the Blazers to their 26th 20-win season last year with a 20-7 overall record, while placing fourth in a tight MIAC race with a 17-5 conference record, closing just two games back in the conference standings. Durbin’s Blazers were the only team other than eventual champion Concordia to hold first place after Feb. 1, taking the spot after a win over the Cobbers capped the Blazers’ 10-game MIAC winning streak, the longest in the conference last winter.

Whitney Canton and Brianna Barrett added to the long list of All-MIAC players in his tenure last season, while leading the Blazers to a fourth place finish or better for the 26th time in 27 seasons. Throughout the decade of the 2000’s, the Blazers dominated the MIAC, winning or sharing eight conference titles. Under Durbin’s direction the Blazers have won 20 or more games 24 times.

In addition to his outstanding overall coaching record at CSB Durbin holds a 471-100 mark in conference play. Entering the season, Durbin has the ninth best winning percentage among active NCAA Division III women’s basketball coaches, while also ranking ninth in career wins.

He is one of just 20 coaches in the history of Division III women’s basketball with over 500 career wins, ranking 12th all time. With his 600th victory, he will become one of just 12 coaches in the history of DIII women’s college basketball to reach the mark. Furthermore, his 24 20-win seasons rank third all time, second among active coaches, and are two away from the all-time record.

During the summer of 2003, Durbin was inducted into the Minnesota High School Girls Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. On Dec. 1, 2001, against Macalester at Claire Lynch Hall, Durbin surpassed former University of St. Thomas head coach Ted Riverso to become the winningest coach in MIAC women’s basketball history.

Under Durbin’s direction, the Blazers have averaged nearly 22 wins a season for the past 26 years, and have won or shared 13 MIAC championship titles.

Saint Benedict has also competed in the NCAA Tournament 16 of the past 25 seasons, including eight NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, three Elite 8 appearances and two NCAA Final Four appearances.

In 1992-93, Saint Benedict made its first appearance in the NCAA Final Four, and then repeated that accomplishment just six years later. In the 1998-99 season, he led the Blazers to the NCAA Championship game, finishing as the national runner-up with a 74-65 loss to Washington University (Mo.), 74-65.

Durbin is a two-time NCAA Division III National Coach of the Year, five-

time MIAC Coach of the Year and two-time West Region Coach of the Year.

He has been fortunate enough to have coached some remarkable athletes at CSB. Four Blazers have received MIAC Player of the Year honors (Michelle Barlau, Danielle Guse, Laura Wendorff and Anna Heikenen); five have received All-American Honors (Barlau, Wendorff, Heikenen, Joyce Spanier and Kelly Mahlum) and two have received Academic All-American honors (Barlau and Robyn Ruschmeier-Courchane).

Durbin, the eldest of nine children, was born and raised in Howard, Ohio, which is one hour northeast of Columbus. At East Knox High School, he competed in basketball and football. After his high school graduation in 1977, Durbin attended Kent State University, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in communication and public relations in 1981.

After KSU, Durbin returned to East Knox High School to be a varsity football assistant and junior varsity girl’s basketball coach. From there, he moved to Mt. Vernon Nazarene College where he was a volunteer assistant women’s basketball coach for two seasons. While at Mt. Vernon, Durbin received a master’s degree from Ashland College in sports administration. He was then hired as an interim coach at Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio. He served there for one year, before coming to CSB in 1986.

Durbin also serves as the athletic department’s recruiting coordinator, a role he began in 2012-13. He resides in St. Cloud, Minn. with his wife Teri, who is an associate director of admissions at CSB/SJU. They have been married for 24 years and have one daughter.

Mike DurBinHeAD CoACH

Coaching Record:Year Overall Pct. MIAC Pct. Place NCAA1985-86* 4-22 .154 1986-87 17-9 .654 15-7 .682 4th 1987-88 20-6 .769 17-5 .773 3rd 1988-89 23-5 .821 19-1 .950 1st 0-21989-90 21-7 .750 16-4 .800 3rd 0-21990-91 20-7 .741 14-6 .700 4th 0-11991-92 22-6 .786 17-3 .850 4th 1-11992-93 28-2 .933 20-0 1.000 1st 3-21993-94 22-5 .815 16-4 .800 2nd-T 1-11994-95 27-2 .931 19-1 .950 1st 3-11995-96 19-7 .731 14-6 .700 4th 0-11996-97 21-6 .778 16-4 .800 2nd 1-11997-98 25-2 .926 21-1 .955 1st-T 1-11998-99 28-2 .933 21-1 .955 1st 4-11999-00 20-5 .800 19-3 .864 2nd 2000-01 21-5 .808 18-3 .857 2nd-T 2001-02 24-5 .828 19-3 .864 1st-T 1-12002-03 24-3 .889 20-2 .909 1st-T 2003-04 21-5 .808 19-3 .864 1st-T 2004-05 24-5 .828 16-4 .800 3rd 2-12005-06 21-6 .778 17-3 .850 1st 0-12006-07 22-6 .786 19-3 .864 1st 0-12007-08 20-6 .769 18-4 .818 1st-T 2008-09 26-4 .867 20-2 .909 1st-T 2-12009-10 21-6 .778 18-4 .818 1st-T 2010-11 20-7 .741 16-6 .727 3rd 2011-12 13-12 .520 10-12 .455 8th-T 2012-13 20-7 .741 17-5 .773 4th Totals 594-170 .777 471-100 .825 19-19*Head coach at Wittenberg (Ohio)

Durbin’s Victory Milestones:1st Dec. 14, 1985 Denison University (at Wittenberg)50th Jan. 7, 1989 University of St. Thomas100th Jan. 26, 1991 St. Mary’s College150th Feb. 17, 1993 St. Olaf College200th Feb. 18, 1995 Gustavus Adolphus College250th Dec. 13, 1997 St. Olaf College300th Dec. 11, 1999 Concordia-Moorhead338th Dec. 1, 2002 Macalester College (became winningest coach in MIAC history)350th Jan.16, 2002 St. Mary’s University400th Jan. 21, 2004 University of St. Thomas450th Feb. 11, 2006 Hamline University 500th Dec. 10, 2008 Macalester College525th Dec. 7, 2009 St. Cathereine University550th Jan. 5, 2011 Macalester College575th Nov. 16, 2012 Colorado College


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Denny Johnson begins his 28th season as an assistant coach for the College of Saint Benedict basketball team under head coach Mike Durbin in 2013-14.

Johnson has played a vital role in the Blazers’ success during his tenure. His knowledge and

insight for the game of basketball has made him a top-notch assistant coach. In his time as an assistant basketball coach, Johnson has been honored as AFLAC’s national assistant coach of the year.

He has been on board for each of Mike Durbin’s 594 victories, which includes each of the program’s 13 MIAC championships.

“It is extremely rare for a head coach and an assistant coach to be together for 27 years at the Division III level,” head coach Mike Durbin said. “I believe the stability and success of this program is a direct link to the longevity of our staff.”

Johnson was born and raised in St. Cloud, Minn. and graduated from St. Cloud Technical High School in 1968. In high school, Johnson participated in football, basketball and baseball. Following high school, he attended St. Cloud State University where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in English. While attending St. Cloud State University, Johnson was a member of the Husky basketball program under the direction of Marlowe “Red” Severson and Noel Olson.

Johnson’s coaching abilities are not limited to basketball, as he also served as CSB’s head softball coach for 26 seasons. He won his 500th game on Apr. 28, 2011 against Carleton. He twice coached his softball teams to MIAC championships, as well as a pair of berths to the NCAA Division III Central Region Tournament.

Last spring, he began a new role, and in his first season as an assistant coach for Blazer softball, helped the team to 20 wins for the 15th time in program history.

Johnson and his wife, Robin, have been married 38 years and live in St. Cloud, Minn. Their two daughters graduated from Saint Benedict in 2007 and 2009.

Steve Howe-Veenstra enters his 14th season with the Blazer basketball program as an assistant coach.

In his 13 seasons on the staff, the Blazers have gone 277-77 which includes a 227-54 mark in MIAC play and eight conference championships.

Coach Howe-Veenstra’s experience, knowledge and insight for the game has brought versatility to the staff.

According to head coach Mike Durbin, Howe-Veenstra’s assistance with the team and the athletes have been very valuable. “Steve was asked to help with our post players when he started, and the impact was immediate.”

Howe-Veenstra’s experience can be traced back over 38 years to St. Cloud Technical High School, where he coached in the boy’s program. Howe-Veenstra was born and raised in St. Cloud, graduating from St. Cloud Technical High School. After graduating from Tech, Howe-Veenstra enrolled at St. Cloud State University and graduated in 1979.

Howe-Veenstra is in his 34th year of teaching special education for the St. Cloud School District and his 11th year of teaching in the Community Options Program based at St. Cloud State University.

Howe-Veenstra and his wife, Carol Howe-Veenstra, the Saint Benedict Director of Athletics, have been married for 31 years. Their son, Ryan, is a 2009 graduate of Saint John’s University.

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Coaching Honors:2009-10: MIAC Coach of the Year2002-03: Inducted to Minnesota High School Girls Basketball Hall of Fame Dec. 1, 2002: Became winningest coach in MIAC history with his 338th victory 1997-98: NCAA Division III National Coach of the Year 1997-98: MIAC Coach of the Year 1994-95: West Region Coach of the Year 1994-95: MIAC Coach of the Year 1993-94: West Region Coach of the Year 1993-94: MIAC Coach of the Year 1992-93: NCAA Division III National Coach of the Year 1989-90: MIAC Coach of the Year

BArry PeterSonASSiStAnt CoACH

Barry Peterson returns for his third season with the Blazer basketball in 2013-14.

In his first season he helped guide the Blazers through an injury riddled campaign, where key players missed major parts of the season and young players were thrust into the line-up.

Then in 2012-13, he was there for the resurgence as the Blazers went 20-7 and 17-5 in the MIAC placing fourth. He helped Whitney Canton and Brianna Barrett to All-Conference honors, as each finished among the MIAC scoring leaders.


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2012-2013: Senior season … All-MIAC Honorable Mention … finished fourth in the MIAC in rebounds per game averaging 7.3 … led team with 198 rebounds … 44 offensive rebounds … 154 defensive rebounds … appeared in all 27 games … made 72 field goals and had 19 three pointers.

2011-2012: Received medical red-shirt ... appeared in three games ... made first appearance on Jan. 2 against St. Thomas, but season was sidelined after suffering a concussion in practice .. scored 19 points and grabbed 10 rebounds.

2010-2011: Sophomore ... Dale had a tremendous season for the Blazers, appearing in all 27 games, starting in 14 games, and averaging 19.8 minutes per game. She scored 187 points for 6.9 points per game. Dale was second for CSB with 116 rebounds to average 4.3 rebounds per game. She was first in the MIAC with a .472 three-point field-goal percentage and was second for CSB with 24 blocks. She scored a career-high 14 points on two occasions - on Feb. 16 against Saint Mary’s and on Feb. 22 against Macalester. Dale grabbed a career-high nine rebounds on two occasions - Nov. 19 against Piedmont and Feb. 24 against Concordia-Moorhead.

2009-2010: First-year ... Appeared in all 27 games for the Blazers, averaging 12.5 minutes per game. She compiled 87 points for an average of 3.2 points per game and shot a .380 field goal percentage off of 30-79 shooting. Dale sunk 12 three-pointers off of 38 attempts (.316) and shot .789 percentage from the free throw line off of 15-for-19 shooting. She grabbed 80 rebounds to average 3 rebounds per game (fifth for CSB) ... Dale scored a season-high eight points and grabbed a season-high nine rebounds in the final game of the season against UST on Feb. 27.

High School: A 2009 graduate of Jamestown High School, Dale was coached by Scott Botner. She participated in basketball (five years), volleyball (four years) and soccer (three years) during her athletic career at Jamestown. She was a four-time team MVP and a 2009 Miss Basketball candidate. She won the senior athlete of the year award and holds school records in rebounds, free-throws and free-throws in a game. Dale was also a 1,000 point scorer. Personal: Dale is the daughter of Tracy and Steve Dale. She enjoys basketball, volleyball, soccer, music, rollerblading, jet skiing and boating. She is majoring in elementary education with a math endorsement.

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2012-2013: Junior season … led the Blazers in steals with 70 averaging 2.6 per game … appeared in 27 games … averaged 18.6 minutes per game … made 55 field goals and 26 three pointers … had 79 rebounds … produced 46 assists … had 171 points.

2011-2012: Sophomore ... appeared in all 25 games, including seven starts ... averaged 19.7 minutes per game ... tallied 6.7 points and 2.5 rebounds per game ... compiled .400 shooting percentage and a .430 three-point shooting percentage ... led the team with 2.0 steals per game ... scored career-high 15 points twice - Jan. 11 against Gustavus and Feb. 4 at Hamline ... went 5-5 from beyond the arc in the win against Hamline on Feb. 4.

2010-2011: First-year ... member of the JV team.

High School: A 2010 graduate of Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Alexander was coached by Bob Lyons. She participated in basketball (four years) and track and field (three years) during her athletic career at Benilde-St. Margaret’s. She was all-state and made the all-state tournament team in basketball. She was also all-state honorable mention, all-conference and all-conference honorable mention in basketball. Alexander was an all-conference athlete in track and field as well.

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Minneapolis, Minn.Benilde-St. Margaret’s

#24Tish

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year G fGM-fGA fG% 3Pt-3PA 3fG% ftM-ftA ft % reB rPG A to Blk St tP PPG10-11 5 3-5 .600 1-2 .500 2-4 .500 1 0.2 4 4 0 0 9 1.811-12 25 62-155 .400 34-79 .430 10-27 .370 62 2.5 37 44 12 51 168 6.712-13 27 55-148 .372 26-76 .342 35-52 .673 79 2.9 46 41 20 70 171 6.3totals 57 120-308 .390 61-157 .389 47-83 .566 142 2.49 87 89 32 121 348 6.11


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Annandale, Minn.Annandale H.S.

#14BriannaBarrett

2012-2013: Junior season … All-MIAC ... named team Co-MVP with Whitney Canton … finished the season ranked 50th in the nation in field-goal percentage … finished third in the MIAC in points per game averaging 16.0 … ranked fifth in the conference in field-goal percentage at 49.0 … finished second in the MIAC in three point percentage at 41.0 … led the Blazers in points with 407 averaging 15.1 per game … led team in field goals with 142 putting up a .490 percentage and averaged 5.3 per game … finished first for the Blazers in three pointers with 33 and hitting .423 ... scored a career high 28 points in the MIAC Tounament on Feb. 19, 2013 in a win over Hamline … started all 27 games … averaged 28.8 minutes per game.

2011-2012: Sophomore ... appeared in all 25 games, including 10 starts ... averaged 20.7 minutes per game ... recorded 10.0 points and 2.7 rebounds per game ... led the team with 251 total points ... shot .470 from the field ... scored a career-high 18 points in a loss to Gustavus on Dec. 10 ... perfect 6-6 from the floor in a win over Bethel on Feb. 8.

2010-2011: First-year ... member of the JV team.

High School: A 2010 graduate of Annandale High School, Barrett was coached by Rob Tengwall. She participated in basketball (four years), volleyball (four years) and track (four years) during her athletic career at Annandale. She was a multiple all-conference recipient in basketball, volleyball and track. She was all-state honorable mention in basketball and scored over 1000 points during her basketball career. Barrett was a St. Cloud Times all-area team selection in basketball and volleyball. She was also all-state honorable mention and an AAA all-star participant in basketball. Along with being an Academic All-State selection, she was a state participant in basketball and track, including a second place finish in the 100 meter dash.

Personal: Barrett is the daughter of Julie and John Barrett of Annandale, MN. She enjoys playing and watching sports, spending time on the lake and reading. She is majoring in elementary education.

year G fGM-fGA fG% 3Pt-3PA 3fG% ftM-ftA ft % reB rPG A to Blk St tP PPG10-11 5 4-7 .571 2-2 1.000 1-3 .333 1 0.2 1 1 0 1 11 2.211-12 25 93-198 .470 14-47 .298 51-65 .785 67 2.7 21 44 6 21 251 10.012-13 27 142-290 .490 33-78 .423 90-120 .750 82 3.0 37 73 3 33 407 15.1totals 57 239-495 .483 49-127 .386 142-188 .755 150 2.63 59 118 9 55 669 11.7

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2012-2013: Sophomore season … appeared in 12 games … had 25 points.

2011-2012: First-year ... appeared in 10 games ... averaged 5.3 minutes and 2.5 points per game. High School: A 2011 graduate of St. Francis High School, Falk was coached by Jen Close. She participated in basketball (five years), soccer (five years) and track and field (one year) during her athletic career at St. Francis High School. She was academic all-conference in basketball and soccer and three-time all-conference in basketball. Falk was all-conference honorable mention in soccer and was a team captain for her basketball and soccer teams. Personal: Falk is the daughter of Monica and Joe Falk of Cedar, MN. She enjoys the outdoors and spending time with family and friends. She is majoring in pyschology, with a minor in art.

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Cedar, Minn.St. Francis H.S.

#21JordanFalk total 3-Point 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/Avg 2011-12 10-0 53/5.3 8-16 .500 3-7 .429 6-7 .857 0-4 4 0.4 6-0 9 7 1 3 25/2.52012-13 12-0 71/5.9 8-20 .400 3-9 .333 6-11 .545 2-9 11 0.9 14-0 3 7 1 4 25/2.1 totAl 22-0 124/5.6 16-36 .444 6-16 .375 12-18 .667 2-13 15 0.7 20-0 12 14 2 7 50/2.3

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Farmington, Minn.Farmington H.S.

#45ElenaKoch

2012-2013: Sophomore season … appeared in 27 games for Saint Benedict … had 35 field goals … 77 rebounds … 43 assists … produced 85 points.

2011-2012: First-year ... appeared in 21 games with 10 starts ... averaged 19.0 minutes per game ... tallied 4.9 points and 3.2 rebounds per game ... recorded a .440 field goal percentage ... scored a career-high 16 points in a loss against St. Thomas on Feb. 1 ... selected Most Improved Player (Varsity).

High School: A 2011 graduate of Farmington High School, Koch was coached by Jason Berg. She participated in basketball (four years) and soccer (three years) during her athletic career at Farmington. She was an all-conference and two-time honorable mention selection in basketball. In soccer she was an all-section and all-conference honorable mention honoree. Koch also served as a two-year captain on the basketball team. Personal: Koch is the daughter of Anna and Curtis Koch of Farmington, Minn. She is majoing in English with a secondary education minor.

total 3-Point reboundsyear GP-GS Min/Avg fG-fGA Pct fG-fGA Pct ft-ftA Pct off-Def tot Avg Pf-fo Ast to Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2011-12 21-10 400/19.0 40-91 .440 0-0 .000 23-39 .590 19-48 67 3.2 41-1 7 26 12 6 103/4.9 2012-13 27-9 370/13.7 35-88 .398 0-2 .000 15-32 .469 25-52 77 2.9 43-0 18 32 12 8 85/3.1 totAl 48-19 770/16.0 75-179 .419 0-2 .000 38-71 .535 44-100 144 3.0 84-1 25 58 24 14 188/3.9

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Pequot Lakes, Minn.Pequot Lakes H.S.

#25EmilyLueck

2012-2013: Sophomore season … appeared in 26 games … averaged 3.8 points per game … shot .429 in field goals … averaged 1.2 rebounds per game.

2011-2012: First-year ... appeared in all 25 games, averaging 11.5 minutes per game ... totaled 4.6 points and 1.6 rebounds per game ... scored career-high nine points in a win over St. Scholastica on Nov. 19.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Pequot Lakes High School, Lueck was coached by Jon Dale. She participated in basketball (five years), track and field (six years), volleyball (three years) and cross country (one year) during her athletic career at Pequot Lakes. She was all-state and all-state honorable mention, as well as a four-time all-conference selection, scoring 2,000 points in her career. Lueck was also a Miss Basketball candidate.

Personal: Lueck is the daughter of Jana and the late John Lueck. Her younger sister Mattie is also a member of the CSB basketball team. She enjoys running, swimming and reading. She is majoring in dietetics.

total 3-Point reboundsyear GP-GS Min/Avg fG-fGA Pct fG-fGA Pct ft-ftA Pct off-Def tot Avg Pf-fo Ast to Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2011-12 25-0 288/11.5 41-108 .380 11-42 .262 23-33 .697 12-29 41 1.6 15-0 22 34 2 16 116/4.6 2012-13 26-0 279/10.7 33-77 .429 13-37 .351 20-25 .800 10-22 32 1.2 19-0 22 28 1 17 99/3.8 totAl 51-0 567/11.1 74-185 .400 24-79 .304 43-58 .741 22-51 73 1.4 34-0 44 62 3 33 215/4.2


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Las Vegas, Nev.Bishop Gorman H.S.

#42MeghanCarter

2012-2013: First season … member of the junior varsity team.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Bishop Gorman, Carter was coached by Sheryl Krmpotich and participated in basketball (four years). Carter is a two-time MVP and was named team captain her senior season. She is a state tournament participant and a state champion in basketball.

Personal: Carter is the daughter of Barbara and Jacob Carter of Las Vegas, Nev. She enjoys hiking, traveling, reading, and spending time with family and friends. Carter is majoring in pre-med and environmental studies with a biology minor.

total 3-Point reboundsyear GP-GS Min/Avg fG-fGA Pct fG-fGA Pct ft-ftA Pct off-Def tot Avg Pf-fo Ast to Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2012-13 1-0 2/2.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 1 1.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0/0.0totAl 1-0 2/2.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 1 1.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0/0.0


Superior, Colo.Centaurus H.S.

#35Andi

Houck


High School: A 2012 graduate of Centaurus High School, Houck was coached by Jeff Jackson and participated in basketball (four years) and track (one year). Houck was a two-time captain in basketball and is a two-time first team All-League selection. She was named to the All-State team and was MVP.

Personal: Houck is the daughter of Jane and Dan Houck of Superior, Colo. She enjoys swimming, reading, and spending time with family and friends. She is majoring in psychology.

total 3-Point reboundsyear GP-GS Min/Avg fG-fGA Pct fG-fGA Pct ft-ftA Pct off-Def tot Avg Pf-fo Ast to Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2012-13 4-0 7/1.8 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 1-6 7 1.8 0-0 0 0 0 0 3/0.8totAl 4-0 7/1.8 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 1-6 7 1.8 0-0 0 0 0 0 3/0.8

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Olympia, Wash.Charles Wright Academy

#55SydneyHughes

2012-2013: First season … appeared in 18 games … went 9-of-41 from the field ... went 6-of-19 at the free thown line ... scored 24 points ... finsihed with 40 rebounds.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Charles Wright High Academy, Hughes was coached by Kate Rue and participated in basketball (four years), volleyball (four years), and track and field (one year). Hughes was named first team All-League in basketball and was named team captain her senior season. She was the rebounding leader in her final season and led her team in points her junior and senior year.

Personal: Hughes is the daughter of Marcella and Kelly Hughes of Olympia, Wash. She enjoys drawing, reading, writing, and playing video games. Hughes is majoring in computer science with a minor in art.

total 3-Point reboundsyear GP-GS Min/Avg fG-fGA Pct fG-fGA Pct ft-ftA Pct off-Def tot Avg Pf-fo Ast to Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2012-13 18-6 153/8.5 9-41 .220 0-0 .000 6-19 .316 18-22 40 2.2 25-0 2 20 5 2 24/1.3 totAl 18-6 153/8.5 9-41 .220 0-0 .000 6-19 .316 18-22 40 2.2 25-0 2 20 5 2 24/1.3

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Arden Hills, Minn.Mounds View H.S.

#41Katie

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High School: A 2012 graduate of Mounds View High School, Hultberg was coached by Dave Montgomery and participated in soccer (four years) and basketball (four years). Hultberg was an All-Conference Honorable Mention and an All-Conference Selection in soccer, as well was as a team captain and an All-State Honorable Mention in 2011. She earned All-Conference Honorable Mention honors twice in basketball and was named team captain her senior season.

Personal: Hultberg is the daughter of Michelle and Scot Hultberg of Arden Hills, Minn. She enjoys reading, the outdoors, and spending time with family and friends. She is majoring in elementary education.


2012-2013: First season … MIAC All-Rookie Team ... named the teams Most Improved Player … appeared in 27 games … averaged 5.1 points per game … shot .667 from the free throw line.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Pequot Lakes High School, Lueck was coached by John Dale and participated in volleyball (three years), cross country (one year), basketball (four years), and track (four years). Lueck is a three-time All-Conference nomination in basketball and was the 2012 Pequot Lakes area player of the year. She was named to the All-State team in basketball and was the Area player of the year her senior season.

Personal: Lueck is the daughter of Jana and the late John Lueck. Her sister Emily attends CSB|SJU and is a member of the Blazer basketball team. Lueck enjoys basketball, reading, anything on the water, and spending time with family. She is majoring accounting with a CPA concentration and a minor in global business leadership.


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High School: A 2012 graduate of Northfield High School, Pfefferle was coached by Tony Mathison and participated in soccer (four years), basketball (four years), and track and field (four years). Pfefferle was a two-time basketball captain at Northfield. Personal: Pfefferle is the daughter of Amy and Bob Pfefferle of Northfield, Minn. Her father, brother, cousins, and aunts and uncles have attended CSB|SJU. Pfefferle enjoys drawing, painting, traveling, and spending time with family and friends. She is majoring in global business leadership with minor in art.

#33Ingrid

Pfefferle total 3-Point reboundsyear GP-GS Min/Avg fG-fGA Pct fG-fGA Pct ft-ftA Pct off-Def tot Avg Pf-fo Ast to Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2012-13 3-0 10/3.3 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 1-1 2 0.7 2-0 0 2 0 2 3/1.0 totAl 3-0 10/3.3 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 1-1 2 0.7 2-0 0 2 0 2 3/1.0

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Mora, Minn.Mora H.S.

High School: 2012 graduate of Mora High School … four-year member of the basketball team … team captain and All-Conference honoree as a senior … also spent six years on the cross country and track and field teams … cross country captain as a junior and captain in both cross country and track and field as a senior … All-Conference in cross country from 2009-12 … state participant 2006-10 and 2012 … track and field All-Conference in 2012 and state participant in 2009 and 2012.

Personal: Daughter of Dan and Barb Johnson … has one brother (Sam) … majoring in chemistry, with a minor in secondary education … also a member of the CSB cross country team.

#12Emma

Johnson

5-7 | First-yearPoint Guard

New Prague, Minn.New Prague H.S.

High School: 2013 graduate of New Prague High School … coached by Ron Gunderson … four-year member of the basketball team, earning All-Conference honors twice, while being named Section Player of the Year as a senior … ran track for five years, earning Academic All-State honors all five seasons … played four years of soccer earning All-Conference Honorable Mention honors as senior … also ran cross country for two years … 2013 New Prague High School Female Athlete of the Year.

Personal: Daughter of Tim and Jane Dittberner … has two brothers, Sam and Alex … Sam is a 2013 SJU graduate … majoring in global business leadership with a minor in economics … shoots right.

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Red Wing, Minn.Red Wing H.S.

High School: 2013 graduate of Red Wing High School … coached by Dave Muelken … six-year member of the basketball team, earning All-Conference Honorable Mention honors as a junior, and All-Conference honors as a senior … team captain and All-Tournament Team honoree … also played four years of volleyball and was on the track and field team for four years … captain on both sports as well … All-Conference Honorable Mention twice in track and field.

Personal: Daughter of Tim and Sue Kelly … has two brothers (Cole, Tait) and one sister (Jess) … undeclared on a major … shoots right.

#43MacyKelly

6-1 | First-yearForward

Mesa, Ariz.Mountain View H.S.

High School: 2013 graduate of Mountain View High School … coached by Henry Bribiescas … won the Team Leadership Award … also a member of the swimming and diving team.

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Mary Kyle … has one sister, Morgan … majoring in nursing, with a minor in nutrition.

#52KenzieKyle

5-8 | First-yearPoint Guard

Oronoco, Minn.Pine Island H.S.

High School: 2013 graduate of Pine Island High School … coached by Rick Canton … six-year member of the basketball, soccer and softball teams … named all-Conference in basketball a as junior and senior, while earning Honorable Mention honors as a sophomore … team MVP and Academic All-State as a senior … earned All-Conference and All-Section honors as a sophomore, junior and senior in softball … softball team MVP as a sophomore and senior … named Second Team All-State Section 1AA in softball as a senior … also earned All-Conference honors in soccer … Pine Island High School Athlete of the Year as a senior.

Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Angela Newton … has one brother, Justin … undeclared on a major.

#22Alison

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Forest Lake, Minn.Forest Lake H.S.

High School: 2013 graduate of Forest Lake High School … coached by Jennifer Wagner … played basketball for four years … team captain while earning Academic All-State honors as a senior … played softball for four years, was named team captain while earning the Ranger Award and Academic All-State honors … also ran cross country for three years, was a team captain, won the Ranger Award and earned the Most Influential Award.

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Chino, Calif.Bishop Amat Memorial H.S.

High School: 2013 graduate of Bishop Amat Memorial High School … coached by Richard Waird … three-year starter in high school … named First Team All-CIF … First Team All-Del Ray League … CIF Player of the Year in Division 3A … All-San Gabriel Valley … Best of the West Tournament Most Valuable Player … Arroyyo Tournament MVP.

Personal: Daughter of Lee and Avis Powell … majoring in biology with a minor in theology … shoots right.

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Belgrade, Minn.Paynesville H.S.

High School: 2013 graduate of Paynesville Area High School ... coached by Jacob Heimerman ... five-year member of the basketball team ... graduated as the team’s season assist leader ... named to the St. Cloud Times All-Area Honorable Mention Team and West Central Tribune All-Area Honorable Mention Team as a senior ... also named All-Conference and Academic All-State as a senior ... earned the Gym Rat Award as a sophomore ... also on the track and field team for four years, earning All-Conference three times in the 4x800, twice in the mile and once in the two-mile ... also went to the section meet three times in track and field ... ran cross country for four years earning All-Conference three times and qualifying for the state meet twice.

Personal: Daughter of Dale and Julie Schlangen ... has one brother (Tony) and three sisters (Nicole, Jacque and Andrea) ... majoring in elementary education with a math endorsement.#34

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Stewartville, Minn.Stewartvile H.S.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Stewartville High School … participated in volleyball (four years), basketball (four years) and softball (three years) … All-Conference in basketball …Academic All-State in basketball … basketball team captain … All-Conference honorable mention in volleyball … volleyball All-Conference … Academic All-State in volleyball … volleyball team captain … softball team captain … softball All-Conference Honorable Mention.

Personal: Daughter of Diane and Joe Waugh … enjoys athletics, working out and riding horse … majoring in elementary education … also a member of the CSB volleyball team.

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2012-13 MIAC Standings # School MIAC Overall1. Concordia 19-3 21-72. Saint Mary’s 18-4 22-5 St. Thomas 18-4 24-64. Saint Benedict 17-5 20-75. Gustavus 14-8 15-11 Hamline 14-8 14-127. St. Olaf 10-12 12-138. Augsburg 7-15 9-169. Carleton 6-16 6-1910. Bethel 5-17 3-711. Macalester 3-19 4-2112. St. Catherine 1-21 2-23

2012-13 All-MIAC TeamPlayer Team Yr. Pos. HometownBrianna Barrett Saint Benedict Jr. W Annandale, Minn.Whitney Canton Saint Benedict Sr. W Pine Island, Minn.Jenna Dockter St. Thomas So. G Rosemount, Minn.Rachel Parupsky Bethel Fy. C Arden Hills, Minn.Steph Pilgrim Hamline Sr. G Maple Grove, Minn.Kellie Ring St. Thomas Sr. G Somerset, Wis.Abby Rothenbuehler Gustavus Sr. F North Mankato, Minn.Jordan Sammons Hamline So. G Burnsville, Minn.Tricia Sorensen Concordia Sr. F Bismarck, N.D.Jamie Stefely Saint Mary’s Sr. F/P Lisle, Ill.Emily Thesing Concordia Sr. G Brainerd, Minn.Jessica Thone Saint Mary’s Sr. G Woodbury, Minn.Skylar Tsutsui Carleton So. G Northridge, Calif.Mackenzie Wolter St. Olaf Sr. G Norwood, Minn.Taylor Young St. Thomas Jr. F Edina, Minn.

2012-13 All-MIAC Honorable Mention TeamPlayer Team Yr. Pos. HometownJe’Naya Brown Hamline Jr. G Lewisville, TexasMorgan Dale Saint Benedict Sr. F Jamestown, N.D.Julia Dysthe Gustavus Jr. G White Bear Lake, Minn.Courtney Euerle Saint Mary’s Jr. P Litchfield, Minn.Alley Fisher Concordia So. G Fargo, N.D.Kelsey Florian Gustavus Sr. F Roseville, Minn.Kyanna Jones Macalester Sr. G Brooklyn Park, Minn.Alexandra Lippert Concordia Jr. C Willmar, Minn.Kara Poirier Hamline Sr. G Eau Claire, Wis.Anne Skirba Augsburg Sr. G La Crosse, Wis.

2012-13 MIAC All-Defensive TeamPlayer Team Yr. Pos. HometownKelly Brandenburg St. Thomas Jr. G Brookfield, Wis.Kellie Ring St. Thomas Sr. G Somerset, Wis.Rachel Parupsky Bethel Fy. C Arden Hills, Minn.Courtney Euerle Saint Mary’s Jr. P Litchfield, Minn.Jordan Sammons Hamline So. G Burnsville, Minn.Erika Jossart Concordia Jr. G Bismarck, N.D.

2012-13 MIAC All-First-Year TeamPlayer Team Yr. Pos. HometownRachel Parupsky Bethel Fy. C Arden Hills, Minn.Kim Cerjan St. Olaf Fy. G Colorado Springs, Colo.Karina Schroeder Gustavus Fy. P Lake Crystal, Minn.Bridget Pethke Saint Mary’s Fy. G Larsen, Wis.Mattie Lueck Saint Benedict Fy. F Pequot Lakes, Minn.

2012-13 MIAC Statistical Leaders (conf. games)Scoring Team G Pct. PGG1 S Pilgrim Hamline 22 32.8 16.02 R Parupsky Bethel 22 47.5 15.73 B Barrett Saint Benedict 22 49.4 15.24 J Sammons Hamline 22 41.1 14.95 T Sorensen Concordia 2 46.3 14.0

Field Goal Pct. Team G Pct. PPG1 J Dockter St. Thomas 22 59.0 11.12 K Schroeder Gustavus 21 55.1 10.23 N Frogner St. Olaf 22 50.8 11.64 B Barrett Saint Benedict 22 49.4 15.25 A Rothenbuehler Gustavus 22 48.7 12.9

FG Per Game Team G FG/G PPG1 J Sammons Hamline 22 6.0-14.5 14.92 J Stefely Saint Mary’s 21 5.7-11.8 13.43 T Sorensen Concordia 21 5.7-12.2 14.04 R Parupsky Bethel 22 5.5-11.6 15.75 B Barrett Saint Benedict 22 5.2-10.6 15.2

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MIAC Stats 2012-13

Free Throw Pct. Team G FT/G Pct.1 A Fisher Concordia 22 3.0-3.4 86.72 E Purfeerst Carleton 22 3.5-4.0 85.43 S Tsutsui Carleton 18 2.2-2.6 85.14 S Pilgrim Hamline 22 2.9-3.5 82.15 M Wolter St. Olaf 22 2.4-3.0 80.3

FT Per Game Team G FT/G Pct.1 R Parupsky Bethel 22 4.7-7.0 67.32 W Canton Saint Benedict 22 4.1-5.3 78.43 K Florian Gustavus 21 3.7-4.8 77.24 J Thone Saint Mary’s 22 3.7-4.7 78.65 B Barrett Saint Benedict 22 3.5-4.7 74.8

Three-Point Pct. Team G 3PT/G Pct.1 J Wollin Saint Benedict 14 1.0-2.2 45.22 B Barrett Saint Benedict 22 1.2-2.8 44.33 M Neumann St. Catherine 17 1.5-3.5 43.34 K Poirier Hamline 22 1.7-4.3 39.45 C Emery St. Thomas 22 1.1-3.0 38.5

3PT Per Game Team G 3PT/G Pct.1 S Pilgrim Hamline 22 2.8-8.3 33.92 S Schultz Bethel 20 2.2-6.5 33.13 K Cerjan St. Olaf 22 2.1-6.0 34.83 M Wolter St. Olaf 22 2.1-6.7 31.15 K Vavra Bethel 22 2.0-5.4 38.1

Rebounds Per Game Team G RPG1 R Parupsky Bethel 22 8.52 J Sammons Hamline 22 8.53 A Rothenbuehler Gustavus 22 8.14 E Raney St. Olaf 22 7.55 M Dale Saint Benedict 22 7.4

Assists Per Game Team G APG1 J Ramey Carleton 22 3.82 J Thone Saint Mary’s 22 3.63 L Gutierrez St. Olaf 22 3.43 E Jossart Concordia 22 3.43 K Nye studanski Bethel 22 3.4

Steals Per Game Team G SPG1 K Ring St. Thomas 22 3.12 J Sammons Hamline 22 3.13 B Pethke Saint Mary’s 22 3.04 J Ramey Carleton 22 2.95 J Brown Hamline 22 2.8

Blocks Per Game Team G BPG1 R Parupsky Bethel 22 4.02 E Raney St. Olaf 22 2.53 A Rothenbuehler Gustavus 22 1.64 A Lippert Concordia 22 1.65 A Smith St. Thomas 22 1.5

Assist-Turnover Ratio Team G A/TO1 H Hughes St. Thomas 19 2.52 J Wollin Saint Benedict 14 1.63 K Brandenburg St. Thomas 20 1.64 K Poirier Hamline 22 1.65 M Lee Hamline 22 1.5

Minutes Per Game Team G MPG1 K Jones Macalester 22 35.12 K Lee St. Catherine 22 33.03 M Wolter St. Olaf 22 32.24 S Pilgrim Hamline 22 32.25 J Thone Saint Mary’s 22 31.8


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Blazer Team RecordsMOST POINTS (GAME)1. 110 St. Catherine 02/09/002. 108 Marymount(VA) 02/12/933. 106 Macalester 12/02/004. 106 Hamline 02/19/925. 105 St. Theresa 02/28/856. 105 St. Catherine 02/10/997. 104 Pine Manor(MA) 11/17/00

MOST POINTS (SEASON)1. 2,387 1992-932. 2,356 1998-993. 2,265 2001-024. 2,215 1991-92

HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE1. 79.6 1992-932. 79.1 1991-923. 78.5 1998-99

HIGHEST REBOUNDING AVERAGE1. 47.3 (1,227 Total) 1997-982. 45.9 (1,239 Total) 1990-91

MOST FT MADE (Game)1. 36 St Thomas (NY) 11/21/982. 33 UW-Stevens Pt. 11/23/913. 32 Carleton 11/28/014. 31 St. Thomas 03/05/945. 30 Hamline 11/28/12

MOST FT MADE (Season)1. 451 2005-062. 448 1998-993. 442 1994-954. 440 2001-025. 434 2012-136. 427 2000-017. 414 1996-97

BEST FG PERCENTAGE (Season)1. .488 (937-1,919) 1992-932. .486 (819-1,686) 1988-893. .470 (846-1,781) 1998-99

BEST FT PERCENTAGE (Season)1. .751 (401-534) 1992-932. .733 (373-509) 1993-943. .727 (451-620) 2005-06

MOST 3-PT FG MADE (Game)1. 14 Carleton 02/21/012. 13 Carleton 12/06/953. 13 Augsburg 02/03/964. 12 Saint Mary’s 02/16/02 12 St. Catherine 01/23/02 12 Saint Mary’s 02/19/01 12 St. Olaf 02/05/03 12 St. Olaf 01/19/13

MOST 3-PT FG MADE (Season)1. 211 2001-022. 196 2004-053. 188 2008-094. 183 2002-035. 172 2000-016. 155 2005-067. 143 2012-138. 138 1995-96

BEST 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE (Season)1. .420 1987-882. .384 2001-023. .379 2002-034. .371 2005-06

MOST ASSISTS (Season)1. 576 (19.2 avg.) 1992-932. 522 (18.6 avg.) 1989-90

MOST STEALS (Game)1. 30 St. Catherine 02/09/00

MOST STEALS (Season)1. 401 (16.0 avg.) 1999-2000

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED (Game)1. 51.3 (1,488) 1994-952. 52.9 (1,376) 1987-88

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS1. 28 1992-932. 23 1994-953. 21 1997-98

Conference/National Individual AwardsMIAC PLAYER OF THE YEARAnna Heikenen 2005-06Michelle Barlau 2002-03Laura Wendorff 1998-99Danielle Guse 1994-95

NCAA DIVISION III KODAK ALL-AMERICANAnna Heikenen 2005-06Laura Wendorff 1998-99Kelly Mahlum 1992-93Joyce Spanier 1990-91Jennifer Nash 1984-85

NCAA DIVISION III KODAK ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTIONAmy Stifter 2010-11Anna Heikenen 2004-05 Michelle Barlau 2000-01Laura Wendorff 1999-00Laura Wendorff 1997-98Tina Kampa 1994-95Jill Literski 1995-96

VERIZON ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANMichelle Barlau 2001-02

Blazer Individual Player AwardsMOST VALUABLE PLAYER VARSITYWhitney Canton/Brianna Barrett 2012-13Whitney Canton 2011-12Amy Stifter 2010-11Heather Gillund 2009-10Amy Stifter 2009-10Ariel Tauer 2008-09Ariel Tauer 2007-08Ellie Boone 2006-07Anna Heikenen 2005-06Anna Heikenen 2004-05Anna Heikenen 2003-04Michelle Barlau 2002-03Michelle Barlau 2001-02Michelle Barlau 2000-01Laura Wendorff 1999-00Robyn Ruschmeier 1998-99Laura Wendorff 1997-98Laura Wendorff 1996-97Jill Literski 1995-96Danielle Guse 1994-95Danielle Guse 1993-94Kelly Mahlum 1992-93Kelly Mahlum 1991-92Joyce Spanier 1990-91Deb Schultz 1989-90Patty Mayer 1988-89Kim Krize 1987-88Kim Krize 1986-87Kim Krize 1985-86Jennifer Nash 1984-85Charlotte Kramer 1983-84Jennifer Nash 1983-84Jennifer Nash 1982-83Sue Klein 1981-82


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COACHES AWARDJamie Wollin 2012-13Cassie Dorschner 2011-12Abby Richardson 2010-11Mindy Schmidt 2009-10Nikki Carter 2008-09Mindy Schmidt 2007-08Nikki Carter 2006-07Darby Noreen 2005-06Kim Johnson 2004-05Laura Zwach 2003-04Danni Hannon 2002-03Mia Peterson 2001-02Ashley Brown 2000-01Jenny Blaser 1999-00Molly Mark 1998-99Shana Vifian 1997-98Lori Voit 1996-97Stephanie Schug 1995-96Tina Kampa 1994-95Colleen Carey 1993-94Janine Mettling 1992-93Colleen Carey 1991-92Mickey Jurewicz 1990-91Joyce Spanier 1989-90Mary Fischer 1987-88Pam Hartford 1985-86Teresa Erpenbach 1984-85Missy Sutcliffe 1983-84

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Mattie Lueck 2012-13Elena Koch 2011-12Morgan Dale 2010-11Laura Canton 2009-10Amy Stifter 2008-09Danielle Frank 2007-08Mackenzie O’Neil 2006-07Jaime Goehner 2005-06Katie Kempe 2004-05Tara Schloe 2003-04Jill Podgorski 2002-03Tara Schloe 2001-02Danni Hannon 2000-01Kelley Schmidt 1999-00Mia Peterson 1998-99Beth Holbrook 1997-98Jenny Blaser 1996-97Kelly Dolan 1995-96Lori Voit 1994-95Kelly Sauer 1993-94Danielle Guse 1992-93Tina Kampa 1991-92Janine Mettling 1990-91Kelly Wandmacher 1989-90Mickey Jurewicz 1988-89Patty Mayer 1987-88Kathy Krize 1986-97Mary Fischer 1985-86Jeanne Notsch 1984-85Pam Eaton 1984-85Pam Hartford 1983-84

2012-13 BLAzER LEADERSPoints G Pts Pts/G1. Barrett, Brianna 27 407 15.12. Canton, Whitney 26 301 11.63. Dale, Morgan 27 211 7.83. Alexander, Tish 27 171 6.34. Lueck, Mattie 27 139 5.1

Field Goal % Made Att. %1. Barrett, Brianna 142 290 .4902. Hylla, Hannah 51 107 .4773. Wollin, Jamie 34 77 .4424. Lueck, Emily 33 77 .4295. Lueck, Mattie 50 117 .427

Field Goals Made G Made Made/G1. Brianna Barrett 27 142 5.3 2. Whitney Canton 26 94 3.6 3. Morgan Dale 27 72 2.7 4. Tish Alexander 27 55 2.0 5. Hannah Hylla 23 51 2.2

3PT % Made Att. %1. Brianna Barrett 33 78 .423 2. Mattie Lueck 5 12 .417 3. Jamie Wollin 14 39 .359 4. Emily Lueck 13 37 .351 5. Hannah Hylla 7 20 .350

3PT Made G Made Made/G1. Brianna Barrett 27 33 1.2 2. Tish Alexander 27 26 1.0 3. Morgan Dale 27 19 0.7 4. Jessica Fischer 27 17 0.6 5. Jamie Wollin 17 14 0.8

Free Throw % Made Att. %1. Morgan Dale 48 58 .828 2. Whitney Canton 107 133 .805 3. Emily Lueck 20 25 .800 4. Ingrid Pfefferle 3 4 .750 5. Brianna Barrett 90 120 .750

Free Throws Made G Made Made/G1. Whitney Canton 26 107 4.1 2. Brianna Barrett 27 90 3.3 3. Morgan Dale 27 48 1.8 4. Tish Alexander 27 35 1.3 5. Mattie Lueck 27 34 1.3

Rebounds G Reb Reb/G1. Morgan Dale 27 198 7.3 2. Whitney Canton 26 118 4.5 3. Jamie Wollin 17 86 5.1 4. Mattie Lueck 27 83 3.1 5. Brianna Barrett 27 82 3.0

Assists G No. A/G1. Whitney Canton 26 63 2.4 2. Tish Alexander 27 46 1.7 3. Jessica Fischer 27 37 1.4 4. Brianna Barrett 27 37 1.4 5. Mattie Lueck 27 33 1.2

Steals G No. S/G1. Tish Alexander 27 70 2.6 2. Whitney Canton 26 44 1.7 3. Morgan Dale 27 34 1.3 4. Brianna Barrett 27 33 1.2 5. Jamie Wollin 17 21 1.2

Blocked Shots G No. Blk/G1. Mattie Lueck 27 28 1.0 2. Hannah Hylla 23 28 1.2 3. Tish Alexander 27 20 0.7 4. Morgan Dale 27 17 0.6 5. Whitney Canton 26 16 0.6

Minutes Played G Min. Min./G1. Brianna Barrett 27 778 28.8 2. Morgan Dale 27 700 25.9 3. Whitney Canton 26 658 25.3 4. Mattie Lueck 27 581 21.5 5. Jessica Fischer 27 519 19.2

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Carol Howe-VeenstraAthletic Director

Nicole HessAssistant A.D.Compliance

Robin Balder-LanoueCross Country, Track & Field

Dan EckbergSwimming & Diving

Nicole HessVolleyball

Jennifer KranzHockey

Dr. LuAnn ReifMIAC Faculty Athletic Representative

Mike DurbinBasketball

Rachael ClickSoftball

Scott LarsenTennis

Julie DeyakHead Athletic Trainer

Erin RossAssistant Athletic Trainer

Amanda AndersonAssistant CampusRecreation Director

Marcia MahlumDirector of Campus Recreation

Steve Kimble Assistant A.D.Events

Deanne HollermannAthletic Department Coordinator

Campus Recreation

Steve Kimble Soccer

Daryl SchomerGolf

Athletic Training

Matt StensonFitness & Strength Coach

Pat McCabe Athletic Media Relations Director

Mike DurbinAthletic Recruiting Coordinator

Administration

Head Coaching Staff

1973Basketball becomes an intercollegiate sport at CSB led by Carol Anges. The team created a schedule, made T-shirts and practiced in the small gym (Murray Hall).

1977Sue Werner becomes head coach.

1978Richard Jochman becomes head coach.

1981Bryan Hill becomes head coach.

1983Lynne Williams becomes head coach. Teresa Erpenbach and Jennifer Nash earn All-Conference (MWCC) honors.

1984The Blazers win their first MWCC tournament championship. Jennifer Nash and Charlotte Kramer earn All-MWCC honors. Missy Sutcliffe is named All-MWCC Honorable Mention.

1985Claire Lynch Hall opens in January. The Blazers compete in the first intercollegiate contest in February. CSB begins play in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) and the NCAA. Jennifer Nash finishes her career with 1,071 points and becomes the first member of the Blazer 1,000 Point Club. She also breaks the school record for points in a game with 39 vs. Viterbo and is named NCAA Division III Kodak All-American and All-MIAC. Teresa Erpenbach and Missy Sutcliffe are also named All-MIAC. Charlotte Kramer and Jeanne Notsch earn All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

1986 Kim Krize is named All-MIAC. Pam Hartford and Pam Eaton are All-MIAC Honorable Mention. The Blazers finished with an 8-14 MIAC record. Mike Durbin named head coach following season.

1987The Blazers finished with a 17-9 overall record and finished fourth in the MIAC with a 15-7 mark. Kim Krize and Pam Eaton receive All-MIAC honors. Kathy Krize, Mary Fischer and Patty Mayer are All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

1988The Blazers finished with a 20-6 overall record and a 17-5 MIAC mark. Kim Krize breaks the school record for most career points with 1,149. She is named All-MIAC for the third time along with Patty Mayer. Pam Eaton and Mary Fischer earn All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

1989The Blazers basketball team posts a 23-5 overall record, wins its first MIAC championship with a 17-5 conference mark and receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Regional Tournament. Mike Durbin is named MIAC Coach of The Year. Joyce Spanier breaks the school record for most points in a season with 484 and earns All-MIAC. Patty Mayer and Mickey Jurewicz also earn All-MIAC.

1990The Blazers finished with a 21-7 overall record including a 16-4 conference record and returned to the NCAA Tournament. Joyce Spanier, Mickey Jurewicz and Deb Schultz receive All-MIAC honors. Kelly Mahlum and Rita Miller earn All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

1991The Blazers posted a 20-7 overall record with a conference record of 14-6 and returned to the NCAA Tournament. Joyce Spanier becomes the first Blazer athlete to be named First-Team Kodak All-American. She finishes her collegiate career with 1,661 points and earns All-MIAC honors for the third time. Mickey Jurewicz finishes her career with 1,334 points and earns All-MIAC honors. Kelly Mahlum is named All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

1992The Blazers finished with a 22-6 overall record including a 17-3 MIAC record and return to the NCAA Tournament. After finishing fourth in the MIAC, they make it to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament. Kelly Mahlum and Lynn Nielsen earn All-MIAC honors. Tina Kampa and Colleen Carey are named All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

1993The Blazers posted a perfect 25-0 regular season, win the MIAC Championship and made their first-ever appearance to the NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball National Championships (Final Four). Kelly Mahlum finishes her career at CSB with 1,612 points and is named First-Team Kodak All-American. She also earns All-MIAC honors along with Lynn Nielsen (who finishes her career with 1,040 points) and Tina Kampa. Colleen Carey and Janine Mettling receive All-MIAC Honorable Mention. Mike Durbin is recognized as MIAC, District 8 and Converse Division III National Coach of the Year.

1994The Blazers finished with a 22-5 record, a second-place MIAC finish with a 16-4 mark and advance to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Division III Tournament. Tina Kampa and Jill Literski are named All-MIAC. Colleen Carey, Danielle Guse and Sarah Foulkes earn All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

1995The Blazers posted a 27-2 overall record and with the MIAC Championship with a 19-1 conference mark. They advance to the Elite Eight at the NCAA Tournament. Danielle Guse receives MIAC Player of the Year and All-MIAC honors. Tina Kampa finishes her career with 1,346 points, is named Third-Team All-American Honorable Mention, Midwest Sports Channel Division III Women’s Athlete of the Year, NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Team and All-MIAC. Sarah Foulkes receives All-MIAC honors. Jill Literski and Kelly Sauer are named All-MIAC Honorable Mention. Mike Durbin is named MIAC/District 8 Coach of the year.

1996The Blazers posted a 19-7 overall record including a 14-6 MIAC mark and advance to the NCAA Tournament. They finished with the fifth best grade-point average in Division III. Jill Literski finishes her career at CSB with 1,075 points, is named Kodak All-American Honorable Mention and All-MIAC. Robyn Ruschmeier receives All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

1997The Blazers finished 21-6 overall including a 16-4 conference record and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. Robyn Ruschmeier and Laura Wendorff earn All-MIAC honors. Heidi Schwichtenberg is named All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

1998The Blazers posted a 25-2 overall record. They earn a conference championship with a 21-1 record. The Blazers advanced to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament. Laura Wendorff is named Kodak All-American Honorable Mention and All-MIAC. Molly Mark is also named All-MIAC. Robyn Ruschmeier and Jenny Blaser earn All-MIAC Honorable Mention. Mike Durbin is named MIAC Co-Coach of the Year and NCAA Division III National Coach of the Year for the second time.

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Blazer Basketball History Book

2006The College of Saint Benedict finished the year with a 21-6 overall record and a 17-4 MIAC mark. CSB collected their ninth MIAC championship in program history. Anna Heikenen received All-American, All-MIAC and MIAC Player of the Year honors. Katie Kempe and Darby Noreen received All-MIAC honors. First-year Ariel Tauer was named to the All-MIAC Rookie Team. The Blazers qualified for their 14th NCAA Tournament appearance, but were defeated by Simpson college73-70.

2007The Saint Benedict basketball team finished their season with a 22-6 overall record and posted a 19-3 record in the MIAC. The Blazers won their second consecutive MIAC title and tenth overall conference championship in program history. CSB also won the MIAC playoff tournament and qualified for their 15th NCAA Tournament appearance. Seniors Ellie Boone and Darby Noreen were awarded All-MIAC honors. Junior Mackenzie O’Neil was selected to the MIAC All-Defensive Team. First-year Mindy Schmidt was named to the MIAC All-First Year Team. O’Neil and sophomore Ariel Tauer were awarded All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

2008The College of Saint Benedict basketball team finished the season with a 20-6 overall record and a 18-4 mark within the MIAC, which gave them their third consecutive conference title. Sophomore Mindy Schmidt was awarded All-MIAC honors. Juniors Nikki Carter and Ariel Tauer received All-MIAC Honorable Mention honors. First-year Danielle Frank was selected as CSB’s Co-Rookie of the Year, All-MIAC Honorable Mention and MIAC All-First Year Team honors.

2009The Blazers finished the season with a 26-4 overall record including a 20-2 mark within the MIAC and advance to the NCAA Division III Tournament Sweet Sixteen. Head Coach Mike Durbin wins his 500th game December, 10th against Macalester College. Sophomores Danielle Frank and Amy Stifter receive All-MIAC recognition, while junior Mindy Schmidt is named All-MIAC Honorable Mention and senior Ariel Tauer receives Team MVP honors.

2010The Blazers tied for first in the MIAC with a 21-6 overall record and an 18-4 conference mark. CSB lost in the conference championship game to St. Thomas and fell short of a NCAA Tournament bid. Juniors Heather Gillund and Amy Stifter earned All-MIAC and team Co-MVP Honors. Gillund was also named to the MIAC All-Defensive team while junior Laura Canton received Honorable Mention All-Conference recognition. 2011The College of Saint Benedict finished third in the MIAC at 20-7 with a 16-6 conference record. This marked the end of five straight conference championships for Mike Durbin and CSB. The Blazers defeated Macalester in the first round of the MIAC Playoffs but fell to eventual champion Concordia-Moorhead in the semifinals. Seniors Heather Gillund and Amy Stifter were named to the All-MIAC team, while Stifter was selected to the All-American Honorable Mention team and was chosen as the team MVP.

2012Suffering through an injury-plagued season, the Blazers finished just 13-12 on the year with a 10-12 record to place eighth in the MIAC. Several veterans missed large amounts of the season, with their minutes absorbed by first-years. After a 2-2 start in confernece play, the season was offest by a 2-5 stretch into and out of the semester break. After a dissapointing 73-52 loss to eventual conference champion St. Thomas, the Blazers regrouped to finish the season with three wins in their last five games, winning by over 10 points per game, with the two losses by a combined 10 points. Whitney Canton ended the year averaging 10.3 points per game and was named All-MIAC, while also earning Team MVP honors. First-year Elena Koch, who started 10 games, was named Most Improved Player.


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1999The Blazers become the first team or individual in CSB history to compete for a National Championship after earning their fifth conference championship and posting a 28-2 overall record and a 21-1 MIAC record. The team finishes in second place behind Washington University (Mo.). Laura Wendorff is named Kodak All-American, All-MIAC, MIAC Player of the Year, Women’s DIII News All-American and Columbus Multimedia All-American West Region Player of the Year. Robyn Ruschmeier finishes her career with 1,281 points, is named to the NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Team, All-MIAC, and Third-Team GTE CoSIDA Academic All- American. Molly Mark is also named to the NCAA All-Tournament Team and All-MIAC. Jenny Blaser is named All-MIAC Honorable Mention. Mike Durbin earns his 300th career win against Concordia-Moorhead.

2000The Blazers posted a 20-5 overall record and finished second in the MIAC with a 19-3 mark. The Blazers fail to advance to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 12 years. Laura Wendorff, Molly Mark and Michelle Barlau receive All-MIAC honors. Mia Peterson is named All-MIAC Honorable Mention. Wendorff finishes her career as the all-time leading scorer at CSB with 1,775 points. She is named CoSida Academic All-American Third-Team and Women’s Division III Hoops Online Team of the Year Second-Team. Mark finishes her career at CSB with 1,120 points and holds the record for most career steals (510) most steals in a season (166) and most steals in a game (9).

2001The Blazers finished with a 21-5 overall record and a 19-4 MIAC record. Michelle Barlau earns Kodak All-American Honorable Mention and All-MIAC honors. Danni Hannon is named All-MIAC. Mia Peterson and Andrea Bennett receive All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

2002The Blazers earned an NCAA berth, and MIAC Co-Champions, finishing the year 24-5 overall and 19-3 in the MIAC. Head coach Mike Durbin becomes the winningest coach in MIAC history with his 388th victory on Dec. 1. Michelle Barlau earns Verizon CoSIDA Academic All-American status, along with All-MIAC honors. Danni Hannon also earns All-MIAC honors. Ashley Brown receives All-MIAC Honorable Mention. Kim Johnson was named to the All-MIAC First-Year Team and earns All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

2003The Blazers finished the season 24-3 overall and 20-2 in the MIAC, sharing the MIAC title with Carleton and Gustavus. Senior Danni Hannon becomes the 13th player in school history to reach 1,000 points. Michelle Barlau and Hannon were named to the All-MIAC team while Ashley Brown and Leah Laurich received All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

2004The Blazers finished the year with a 21-5 overall record and a 19-3 mark within the MIAC. It was a monumental year for head coach Mike Durbin as he recorded his 400th win of his coaching career. Senior Ashley Brown became the 14th player to score 1,000 points in her career (1,056) and also broke the record for most three point baskets made in a career with 186. Anna Heikenen and Kim Johnson were named All-MIAC and Brown was named All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

2005The Saint Benedict basketball team finished their season 24-5 overall and 16-4 within the MIAC. The Blazers were the No. three seed in the MIAC playoffs and scored big victories against St. Thomas and Concordia-Moorhead in the opening two rounds. A 77-74 win against Carleton propelled the Blazers into the NCAA Division III Tournament. CSB would reach the Sweet Sixteen. Kim Johnson became the 15th player in Blazer history to reach 1,000 points. Anna Heikenen followed Johnson collecting her 1,000th career point. Johnson and Heikenen were named All-MIAC for the second year in a row. Sophomore Darby Noreen was All-MIAC Honorable Mention.

Blazer Basketball Visits Spain2013The Blazers wrapped up the 2012-13 campaign with a 20-7 overall record and 17-5 mark in the MIAC to place fourth, reaching the 20-win mark for the 24th time under head coach Mike Durbin. They also posted their 26th season with at least a top-four finish in the final standings, built largely in part to their 10-2 record at home. Brianna Barrett and Whitney Canton were each candidates for the MIAC Player of the Year Award, leading the team in scoring before eventually becoming First Team All-MIAC players. Morgan Dale was one of the leagues’ top rebounders – collecting 16 on five occasions – and landed on the Honorable Mention team. Mattie Lueck found herself starting the final 10 games of the season to earn a spot on the MIAC All-Rookie Team.


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MIACGustavus Adolphus CollegeLocation: St. Peter, Minn.Founded: 1862Enrollment: 2,536Nickname: GustiesColors: Black and YellowPresident: Jack OhleAthletic Director: Tom BrownSports Information Dir.: Ethan ArmstrongAthletics Website: gustavus.edu/athletics

St. Catherine UniversityLocation: St. Paul, Minn.Founded: 1905Enrollment: 5,238Nickname: WildcatsColors: Purple and GoldPresident: Dr. Andrea LeeAthletic Director: Eric StaceySports Information Dir.: Sara EisenhauerAthletics Website: stkatesathletics.com

Hamline University Location: St. Paul, Minn.Founded: 1854Enrollment: 5,166Nickname: PipersColors: Burgundy and GrayPresident: Linda N. HansonAthletic Director: Jason VerdugoSports Information Director: Dave WrightAthletics Website: www.hamline.edu/athletics

Saint Mary’s UniversityLocation: Winona, Minn.Founded: 1912Enrollment: 1,350Nickname: CardinalsColors: Red and WhitePresident: Br. William MannAthletic Director: Nikki FennernSports Information Dir.: Donny NadeauAthletics Website: saintmaryssports.com

St. Thomas University Location: St. Paul, Minn.Founded: 1885Enrollment: 5,486Nickname: TommiesColors: Purple and GrayPresident: Fr. Dennis DeaseAthletic Director: Steve FritzSports Information Dir.: Gene McGivernAthletics Website: tommiesports.com

St. Olaf CollegeLocation: Northfield, Minn.Founded: 1874Enrollment: 2,900Nickname: OlesColors: Black and Old GoldPresident: David R. AndersonAthletic Director: Matt McDonaldSports Information Dir.: Mike LudwigAthletics Website: www.stolaf.edu/athletics

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Bethel UniversityLocation: St. Paul, Minn.Founded: 1947Enrollment: 6,000Nickname: RoyalsColors: Navy Blue and Vegas GoldPresident: James H. Barnes IIIAthletic Director: Bob BjorklundSports Information Dir.: Jared JohnsonAthletics Website: bethelroyals.com

Augsburg College Location: Minneapolis, Minn.Founded: 1869Enrollment: 4,054Nickname: AuggiesColors: Maroon and GrayPresident: Paul C. PribbenowAthletic Director: Jeff SwensonSports Information Director: Don StonerAthletics Website: www.augsburg.edu/athletics

College of Saint BenedictLocation: St. Joseph, Minn.Founded: 1913Enrollment: 2,056Nickname: BlazersColors: Red and WhitePresident: Dr. MaryAnn BaenningerAthletic Director: Carol Howe-VeenstraSports Information Dir.: Pat McCabeAthletics Website: csbblazers.com

Concordia College Location: Moorhead, Minn.Founded: 1891Enrollment: 2,826Nickname: CobbersColors: Maroon and GoldPresident: Dr. William J. CraftAthletic Director: Rich GlasSports Information Director: Jim CellaAthletics Website: www.gocobbers.com

Carleton CollegeLocation: Northfield, Minn.Founded: 1866Enrollment: 1,750Nickname: KnightsColors: Maize and BluePresident: Steven PoskanzerAthletic Director: Gerald YoungSports Information Dir.: David PapeAthletics Website: apps.carleton.edu/athletics

Macalester CollegeLocation: St. Paul, Minn.Founded: 1874Enrollment: 1,987Nickname: ScotsColors: Blue and OrangePresident: Brian C. RosenbergAthletic Director: Kim ChandlerSports Information Dir.: Andy JohnsonAthletics Website: athletics.macalester.edu

Saint John’s UniversityLocation: Collegeville, Minn.Founded: 1857Enrollment: 1,839Nickname: JohnniesColors: Cardinal and BluePresident: Dr. Michael HemesathAthletic Director: Tom StockSports Information Dir.: Ryan KlinknerAthletics Website: gojohnnies.com

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The lifelong memories and passion for sports are what drive our student-athletes to be Blazers—women who are courageous, strong, and bold. And the support of the Blazer Backers makes those experiences possible.

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Become a Blazer Backer TodayGet in the game with your annual, immediate support of women’s athletics.

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Blazer All-American ($500 and up) Michael and Sharon BauerlyRoger and Diane ClickLisa Grefe ‘00 and Abigail GillardPamela A. Hartford ‘87Elizabeth Hayden ‘68 and Charles FlinnCarol and Steve Howe-Veenstra *Bob and Patti Imholte *Brian Kovalchuk and Mary Sue WeirSteven L. SannerLee Storbeck and Sue Wahl Storbeck *Margaret Engerski Wiehoff ‘84 and John WiehoffGlady Ziemer * Blazer MVP ($300 to $499) Robyn Ruschmeier Courchane ‘99 and Christopher CourchaneMary and Mark Geller *Mary-Louise Johnson *Tyler and Julie KohlMichael and Maureen Opitz *

Blazer Varsity ($150 to $299) Anonymous *Robin Balder-Lanoue ‘91 and Bruce Balder-Lanoue *Megan Sand Carr ‘06 and Charlie Carr *Caitlin Ebbets ‘06Lexi Peichel Granberg ‘94 and Mitch GranbergMary Harlander-Locke ‘76 and Robert

Harlander-Locke *Jane and Ronald HaugenJillian L. HiscockDeanne, Patrick and Nicholas Hollermann *David and Joanne JohnsonEdward L. and Nancy L. Johnson *Dale and Linda LokkesmoeMidge and Phil LordPatricia Shannon McNamara ‘93 and Patrick McNamaraRita Helen Miller ‘90 and Paul MorganJennifer Bruns Myers ‘03 and Thomas MyersClair D. NelsonJoAnn Kannas O’Rourke ‘95 and Dan O’RourkeGlenn and Sandra Pence *Dave and Susan PrattRonald SchmidtElizabeth Schiller Schroeder ‘06 and Jared Schroeder *Thomas and Margaret Shannon *Thomas and Melissa SteckAnn Weske Thiel ‘89 and Bradley Thiel *Kathryn Torchia ‘12Carla A. West ‘90 *Meghann Green Witchger ‘05 and Andy Witchger *

Blazer red ($50 to $149) James and Susan AlbertsNorman and Roberta AllanAmanda and Erik Anderson *Gina Shields Armada ‘97 and Bernard Armada

Kathleen Garrett Bassett ‘84 and Tony BassettLucy Barrett Bednar ‘81 and Tom BednarColleen Sauer Bell ‘79 and David BellNancy Frost Bellmont ‘74 and Don Bellmont *John and Bonita BenschoterCheryl Schumacher Borgen ‘94 and Timothy BorgenMary Novak Brodersen ‘76 and Thomas BrodersenKaren and Brian BuermannBarbara Carlson *Andrea N. Casey ‘99Rachael L. ClickCheryl Ann Cyert ‘88J. Michael Dady and Kim M. DadyLynn Nielsen Dahlin ‘93 and Steven DahlinCatherine DechLinda and Philip DechRick DennyKelli Ann Doschadis ‘04 and Brent Peterson *Theresa Weller Durbin ‘86 and Mike Durbin *Jennifer Blaser Femrite ‘00 and Justin FemriteDonald and Anita Fischer *Patricia Hoban Flynn ‘84Megan Tiegs Forliti ‘07 and Nicholas ForlitiBill and Becky GraskeJanelle Ziwisky Hahn ‘98 and Darrell HahnNatasha E. Harr ‘12Kathryn E. Hauff ‘12Jean and Alan HeimerNicole M. Hess *Sarah F. Hupperts ‘11Ray and Betty HyserJessica Lee Jensen ‘08Larry and Terri JensenOlivia Ingalls Jewett ‘06Jay S. JohnsonBeth Edith JohnsonDennis and Robin Johnson *Heather Schmitt Johnson ‘00 and Michael Randall Johnson *Michelle Jurewicz-Gruenheid ‘91William and Dorenne JustTina Marie Kampa ‘95Emma Jaynes Keeler ‘10 and Tom KeelerLaura Kelly Lovdahl ‘85 and Tom LovdahlCatherine Harty Kight ‘86 and Randall Kight *Jill Marie Kranz ‘07 and Scott Kranz *Barbara Hallberg Kruse ‘78 and Joseph Kruse *Tom and Jeanne LacyJanna and Mike LaFountaine *Sara Ann Lindquist ‘96 and Ryan SteinesKaren Annette Lux ‘07Marcia N. Mahlum ‘96 *Ruth Martin McQuillanPatricia Marie Mayer ‘89Eric and Susan MayerKathleen Robinson McClellan ‘77 and James McClellan *Jillian Rigg McKenzie ‘09 and Patrick McKenzieErin E. Miller ‘00 *Shirley and Joseph Miller

Stephen and Dawn NelsonTony and Juliana NeumannChauntae Ruppe Nichols ‘03 and Steven NicholsMary Breiter Nolan ‘65 and Lawrence NolanSally A. Novak ‘77Stephen and Randi Nunnink *Jean OlmscheidLee H. and Linda M. PellJohn Pennings and Terese FandelHeather Pieper-Olson *Judy Purman *Leah Christine Pustovar ‘06Ruth Radermacher-Yurick ‘90 and James YurickStephen and Jennifer Rapatz-HarrTamara Hoese Retka ‘06 and Noah RetkaMichelle Briana Rezac ‘05Roger and Barb RodningSteven and Pamela RoehlRichard and Jean RolandoJonathan and Joy RuisMichael RunkDavid and Jeannine Ruschmeier *Robert and Nancy Schmidt *Kris J. SchmittLindsay Schwab ‘01 and Robert ZeladaAnn Ackerman Segner ‘91 and Steve SegnerCraig and Gail Sinkel *Jean and David SolheimJennifer Steck ‘92Thomas and Janice SteckNikki Stob ‘98James and Mary TateBernard and Jeanne WalchShauna and Gregory WalchCarol Weller *Bruce and Heidi WennerBrenda Eikmeier Werwie ‘95 and Kevin Werwie *Richard and Annemary Wielkiewicz *Mary Lou and Barry WoldKathy Wolter Kampa and Raphael KampaNatalie Scheidt Zeigler ‘03 and Carl ZeiglerGretchen Leyendecker Zilka ‘12

Blazer friends (up to $49) Jim and Abby BartelsJean E. BergerJames and Katheryn BesstJames and Mary BesstSusan M. Besst ‘84 and Timothy AtchleyGary and Jan BowarKristina Full Bowar ‘91 and Anthony BowarSusan and Timothy BurrissJean and Wayne ButterfieldGina and Eric CarlsonShannon and Timothy CaylerMichael and Elizabeth ColaizyEmily Cook-Lundgren ‘06 and Jeff Cook-LundgrenAnicia Martinez Criscione ‘95 and Matthew CriscioneKevin and MarlysDiane and Scott DunaganMargaret C. Engelmeier

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Blazer Swimming & DivingDay Date opponent location timeSat. Nov 09 Hamline Invite St. Paul, Minn. 10:00 a.m.Tue. Nov 12 Hour of Power Collegeville, Minn. TBAFri. Nov 15 MSU Moorhead Collegeville, Minn. 6:00 p.m.Fri. Nov 22 St. Catherine/Concordia Collegeville, Minn. 6:00 p.m.Sat. Nov 23 Gustavus Mini Invite St. Peter, Minn. 9:00 a.m.Sat. Dec 14 UST (Ugly Sweater Invite) St. Paul, Minn. 1:00 p.m.Jan 01-09 Training Trip San Juan, Puerto Rico TBASat. Jan 11 Carleton Northfield, Minn. 1:00 p.m.Fri. Jan 17 St. Cloud State St. Cloud, Minn. 5:00 p.m.Sat. Jan 18 Meet of the Saints St. Paul, Minn. 9:00 a.m.Sat. Jan 25 St. Kate’s Invite St. Paul, Minn. 8:00 a.m.Fri. Jan 31 UST Conference Invite St. Paul, Minn. 6:00 p.m.Sat. Feb 01 UST Conference Invite St. Paul, Minn. 12:00 p.m.Thu. Feb 13 MIAC Championships Minneapolis, Minn. 10:30 a.m.Fri. Feb 14 MIAC Championships Minneapolis, Minn. 10:30 a.m.Sat. Feb 15 MIAC Championships Minneapolis, Minn. 10:30 a.m.Wed. Mar 19 NCAA Championships Indianapolis, Ind. TBAThu. Mar 20 NCAA Championships Indianapolis, Ind. TBAFri. Mar 21 NCAA Championships Indianapolis, Ind. TBASat. Mar 22 NCAA Championships Indianapolis, Ind. TBA

Blazer HockeyDay Date opponent location timeSat. Nov 02 St. Norbert St. Cloud, Minn. 2:00 p.m.Fri. Nov 15 St. Olaf* St. Cloud, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Nov 16 St. Olaf* Northfield, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Fri. Nov 22 Saint Mary’s* St. Cloud, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Nov 23 Saint Mary’s* St. Cloud, Minn. 2:00 p.m.Sat. Nov 30 Stevenson St. Cloud, Minn. 4:45 p.m.Sun. Dec 01 Stevenson St. Cloud, Minn. 2:00 p.m.Fri. Dec 06 Augsburg* St. Cloud, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Dec 07 Augsburg* Minneapolis, Minn. 7:00 p.m.Fri. Jan 03 Concordia (Wis.) Mequon, Wis. 7:00 p.m.Sat. Jan 04 Concordia (Wis.) Mequon, Wis. 2:00 p.m.Fri. Jan 10 UW-Superior St. Cloud, Minn. 7:00 p.m.Sat. Jan 11 UW-Superior Superior, Wis. 7:00 p.m.Fri. Jan 17 Concordia* Moorhead, Minn. 7:00 p.m.Sat. Jan 18 Concordia* Moorhead, Minn. 2:00 p.m.Fri. Jan 24 St. Catherine* St. Cloud, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Jan 25 St. Catherine* St. Paul, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Fri. Jan 31 Gustavus* St. Peter, Minn. 5:00 p.m.Sat. Feb 01 Gustavus* St. Cloud, Minn. 2:00 p.m.Fri. Feb 07 Hamline* St. Cloud, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Feb 08 Hamline* St. Paul, Minn. 7:00 p.m.Fri. Feb 14 Bethel* St. Paul, Minn. 7:00 p.m.Sat. Feb 15 Bethel* St. Cloud, Minn. 2:00 p.m.Fri. Feb 21 St. Thomas* St. Cloud, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Feb 22 St. Thomas* St. Paul, Minn. 2:00 p.m.Fri. Feb 28 MIAC Quarterfinal High Seed TBASat. Mar 01 MIAC Semifinals High Seed TBASat. Mar 08 MIAC Championship High Seed TBAFri. Mar 21 NCAA Semifinal TBA TBASat. Mar 22 NCAA Championship TBA TBA* MIAC Game

Blazer BasketballDay Date opponent location timeFri. Nov 15 Wisconsin-Superior St. Joseph, Minn. 8:00 p.m.Sat. Nov 16 St. Scholastica St. Joseph, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Sat. Nov 23 Wisconsin-River Falls St. Joseph, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Wed. Dec 04 St. Catherine* St. Joseph, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Dec 07 Saint Mary’s* Winona, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Mon. Dec 09 Hamline* St. Joseph, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Wed. Dec 11 Gustavus* St. Peter, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Dec 14 St. Thomas* St. Paul, Minn. 1:00 p.m.Sat. Jan 04 Bethel* St. Paul, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Mon. Jan 06 Augsburg* St. Joseph, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Wed. Jan 08 Macalester* St. Paul, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Jan 11 St. Olaf* St. Joseph, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Wed. Jan 15 Concordia* St. Joseph, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Jan 18 Carleton* Northfield, Minn. 1:00 p.m.Wed. Jan 22 St. Catherine* St. Paul, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Jan 25 Saint Mary’s* St. Joseph, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Wed. Jan 29 Hamline* St. Paul, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Feb 01 Bethel* St. Joseph, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Mon. Feb 03 Gustavus* St. Joseph, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Wed. Feb 05 Augsburg* Minneapolis, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Feb 08 St. Olaf* Northfield, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Wed. Feb 12 Macalester* St. Joseph, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Feb 15 Carleton* St. Joseph, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Wed. Feb 19 Concordia* Moorhead, Minn. 7:30 p.m.Sat. Feb 22 St. Thomas* St. Joseph, Minn. 3:00 p.m.Fri. Feb 25 MIAC Quarterfinal High Seed TBASat. feb 27 MIAC Semifinals High Seed TBASat. Mar 01 MIAC Championship High Seed TBAFri. Mar 21 NCAA Semifinal TBA TBASat. Mar 22 NCAA Championship TBA TBA

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