Baseball media guide 2014

Aaron M achbitz

Scott Splett

Kolton Em ery

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CHRIS ANDERSON

Jr., Aurora, Ill.ADAM BRAY

Jr., Eden Prairie, Minn.REID CLARY

Jr., Princeton, Ill.ANDREW CLEMEN

So., Des Moines, IowaZACH COPPOLA

So., Windsor Hts., IowaERIC DANFORTH

Jr., Watertown, S.D.

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KOLTON EMERY

So., Black Hawk, S.D.JOE ERICKSON

So., Urbandale, IowaDEREK FEIGE

Fr., Sioux Falls, S.D.BLAKE FIEDELMAN

Jr., Long Grove, Ill.MICHAEL FINOCCHIARO

So., Omaha, Neb.MITCH FOSTER

Fr., Flandreau, S.D.

RYAN FROOM

Fr., Crystal, Minn.MARCUS HEEMSTRA

Jr., Rock Valley, IowaCHAD HODGES

Jr., Medicine Hat, Alberta

ZACH HOLT

So., Bloomington, Ill.DERRINGER HUFF

So., Lincoln, Mo.PAUL JACOBSON

So., Dakota Dunes, S.D.

GENERAL INFORMATION ..............................................2-16• Quick Facts/Team Preview..................................................................2-3• Roster ..............................................................................................4• Schedule ............................................................................................5• Facilities..........................................................................................6-8• Community, South Dakota State University ......................................9-13• The Summit League ......................................................................14-15• Media Information..............................................................................16

COACHES/STAFF ........................................................17-26• Head Coach Dave Schrage ..................................................................18• Assistant Coaches ......................................................................19-20• Strength and Conditioning ..................................................................21• Sports Medicine ................................................................................22• President David L. Chicoine ................................................................23• Athletic Director Justin Sell ..............................................................24• Administration, Support Staff........................................................25-26

JACKRABBIT PLAYERS ..............................................27-52• Seniors ......................................................................................28-33• Juniors ......................................................................................34-45• Sophomores ................................................................................46-49• Newcomers..................................................................................49-52

2013 SEASON REVIEW ..............................................53-74• Season Recap ..................................................................................54• Game-By-Game Results ......................................................................55• Team Statistics............................................................................56-59• Linescores, Tournament Recaps......................................................60-67• Single-Game Highs ............................................................................68• Summit League Awards ......................................................................69• Summit League Statistics..............................................................70-71• Departed Seniors ........................................................................72-73• Team, Academic Awards ....................................................................74

HISTORY ..................................................................75-114• Year-By-Year Scores ....................................................................76-88• Series Records ................................................................................89• Yearly Statistics ..........................................................................90-91• Yearly Leaders ............................................................................92-95• Single-Game Bests ............................................................................96• Record Book ..............................................................................97-100• Lettermen ..............................................................................101-103• All-Time Awards ......................................................................104-105• All-Americans ..........................................................................106-109• Drafted Players ........................................................................110-112• Coaching Records............................................................................113• UnderArmour Sponsorship Ad ..........................................................114

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The 2014 South Dakota State University Baseball Media Guide were produced by Jason Hove and the Jackrabbit SportsInformation Service. One hundred copies were printed on recycled paper at a cost of $12.65 per copy. Cover design byNicole Appl. Regular season photos credited to Mike Janes, Robby Gallagher and Dennis Hubbard; postseason photosby Jose Juarez and Eric Evans. Headshots and team photos credited to LifeTouch Sports.

After a breakthrough season in 2013, theSouth Dakota State University baseball team is

“I think the experience we had last yearhelped give the players a boost and has theguys come back hungrier,” said head coachDave Schrage, who enters his third seasonleading the Jackrabbit baseball program.

The Jackrabbits nearly doubled their wintotal from 2012 to 2013, improving from 18wins to a 35-24 overall record and their firstappearance in the NCAA Tournament at theDivision I level.

Picked second in the 2014 Summit League preseason coaches’ poll, SDSU returns a number of battle-tested players in all areas. Sixstarting position players, including five of theteam’s top six hitters from a season ago, return.

A veteran pitching staff that is anchored by astrong bullpen also gives Schrage and his teamreason to be optimistic heading into the Feb. 14season opener against Texas Southern.

PITCHINGThe starting staff will have a different look

after graduating its top two starters, but the“To me, that’s always the hardest thing to

replace,” Schrage said of losing the team’s toptwo starters from a year ago, Layne Somsenand Stephen Bougher, both of whom have goneon to play professionally.

However, a Jackrabbit bullpen anchored byall-region closer J.D. Moore remains mostly intact.

Junior right-hander Adam Bray, who hasmade 22 career starts, is penciled in as the No.1 starter to open the season. In 2013, Brayearned second-team all-Summit League honorsafter compiling a 7-2 record with a 3.19 earnedrun average.

Junior college transfer Chris Anderson is projected as the No. 2 starter after joining theJackrabbits following a successful two-year runat Waubonsee Community College in Illinois.A left-hander, Anderson anchored a pitchingstaff that led Waubonsee to a third-place finishat the NJCAA Division III World Series in2013, and continued to impress in fall work-outs with his ability to work both sides of theplate and change speeds.

Also returning to the starting staff is seniorKolton Emery. The right-hander ranks seventhall-time at SDSU with 30 career starts over hisfirst three seasons, compiling a 12-8 record.Emery posted a 4-5 record last season, butcame up big in the Summit League BaseballChampionship by pitching 7 2/3 shutout framesin the first of two championship games againstNorth Dakota State.

The fourth spot in the starting rotation islikely to be filled by Chad Hodges, whopitched primarily out of the bullpen his first

two seasons with the Jackrabbits. However,Hodges found success as a starter over thesummer, earning Horizon Air Summer SeriesPitcher of the Year honors by compiling a 7-0record and 2.46 ERA while pitching for theHumboldt (Calif.) Crabs.

Schrage said a number of pitchers remain incontention for the mid-week starter roles.Among returning players, junior MarcusHeemstra and sophomore Joe Erickson are theleading candidates.

Heemstra sat out last season and will notjoin the team this year until completion of thebasketball season. The 6-foot-9 right-handerappeared in a combined 21 games between the2011 and 2012 seasons, posting a 3-1 record.

Erickson made a pair of starts among his 10appearances as a freshman in 2013, recording a3.50 ERA.

Newcomers Derringer Huff and Ryan Froomalso are under consideration as mid-weekstarters. A sophomore, Huff, started 13 gamesat Lincoln Land Community College (Ill.) in2013, and could also pitch in long relief out ofthe bullpen.

Froom, a true freshman, was one of the topprep pitchers in the Twin Cities Metro Areaduring his senior season at St. Louis Park HighSchool.

Other pitchers who could see mound dutiesas spot starters or in long relief include juniorsAaron Klatt and Nick Young.

The Jackrabbit bullpen is anchored by all-region closer J.D. Moore. A junior, Moore setan SDSU single-season record with 13 saves in2013, and held opponents to a .175 batting average while striking out 38 in 31 2/3 innings.

Primary setup man Talon Jumper also returns after a sophomore season in which heposted a 4-2 record with two saves.

Freshman right-hander Ethan Kenkel alsowill likely see action in late-inning situations,along with sophomore right-hander AndrewClemen and situational left-hander Blake Fiedelman.

INFIELDThe Jackrabbits return the starting right side

of their infield, but are faced with the task offielding a new left side.

Senior Aaron Machbitz, the lone four-yearposition player on the team, returns for histhird season as the starter at first base. Machbitz is a career .293 hitter who shared theteam lead with 36 runs batted in last season. Heenters the 2014 campaign fifth on the SDSUcareer putouts chart with 830.

Fellow senior Jake Ratz could also see someaction at first base or designated hitter. Ratz,who has the potential to provide a power batfrom the left side, struggled through an injury-

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INFORMATIONLOCATION: Brookings, S.D.ENROLLMENT: 12,554 (fall 2013)COLORS:Yellow and BlueNICKNAME: JackrabbitsAFFILIATION: NCAA Division I CONFERENCE: The Summit LeagueSTADIUM: Erv Huether Field (600)

TEAM INFORMATION

2013 OVERALL RECORD: 35-242013 SUMMIT LEAGUE RECORD: 16-12(second place in regular season; won SummitLeague postseason tournament)HOME RECORD: 7-2AWAY/NEUTRAL RECORD: 17-13/11-9LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST: 24/8POSITION STARTERS RETURNING/LOST: 6/3ALL-TIME RECORD: 1,189-1,016-5FIRSTYEAR OF BASEBALL: 1947NCAA DIVISION I POSTSEASON

APPEARANCES: One/2013NCAA DIVISION II POSTSEASON

APPEARANCES: Nine (last in 1995)

COACHING STAFFHEAD COACH: Dave SchrageALMA MATER: Creighton (Neb.), 1983RECORD AT SCHOOL: 53-57-1 (two seasons)CAREER RECORD: 649-719-2 (25 seasons)BASEBALL OFFICE PHONE: (605) 688-5027ASSISTANT COACH/RECRUITING

COORDINATOR: Brian GrunzkeASSISTANT COACH: Ben Norton (pitchingcoach)ASSISTANT COACH: Chuck Sendelbach

ADMINISTRATIONPRESIDENT: Dr. David ChicoineALMA MATER: South Dakota State, 1969ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Justin SellALMA MATER: Bowling Green (Ohio), 1991OFFICE PHONE: (605) 688-6388SR. ASSOCIATE AD-INTERNAL: Rob PetersonOFFICE PHONE: (605) 688-6287SR. ASSOCIATEAD-EXTERNAL: Leon CostelloOFFICE PHONE: (605) 688-6294ASSOCIATE AD-COMPLIANCE/SENIOR WOMAN

ADMINISTRATOR: Kathy HeylensOFFICE PHONE: (605) 688-5308NCAA FACULTY REP.: Rich Reid

SPORTS INFORMATIONSPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR/BASEBALL

CONTACT: Jason HoveOFFICE PHONE: (605) 688-4623FAX: (605) 688-5999E-MAIL: [email protected] BOX/CELL PHONE: (605) 695-1827

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SUMMIT LEAGUE CAPSULES

plagued 2013 season after transferring from thejunior college ranks, but was one of the team’stop hitters in fall workouts.

At second base, junior Al Robbins is the incumbent after a solid first season in aJackrabbit uniform. The left-handed hittingRobbins batted .263 and was a perfect 7-for-7in stolen bases in 2013, adding solid defense.

Sophomore Zach Holt, who hit .462 in a reserve role last season, is slated to back upRobbins, but could also vie for playing time inthe outfield as he again fills a utility role.

The shortstop position will be up for grabsbetween senior Tyler Shannon and sophomoreCody Sharrow.

Shannon started 23 games in 2013, includingthe season opener, and wound up hitting .244with three stolen bases. Shannon also could seeaction on the mound out of the bullpen in 2014.

Sharrow, meanwhile, saw limited action during his freshman season. The Vermont product played both shortstop and second base,batting .333 in eight games.

At third base, junior Jordan Varga and fresh-man Matt Johnson are locked in a battle for thestarting spot and will both see extensive actionearly in the season, according to Schrage. Bothplayers are left-handed hitters, with Johnsonhaving an edge in the power department.

At catcher, junior Reid Clary and senior Sam

Pack return to give the Jackrabbits a presencedefensively in their pursuits of being strong upthe middle. Clary was the regular startingcatcher down the stretch of the 2013 season,batting .269 with a home run and 19 RBI.

Pack, meanwhile, hit .257 in limited at-bats.OUTFIELDFour athletic players who all gained exten-

sive starting experience during the 2013 seasonreturn to the Jackrabbit outfield.

In left field, Paul Jacobson put together asolid freshman season in 2013. Jacobson batted.293 and led the team with 15 doubles and 10stolen bases in 47 starts.

Center fielders Eric Danforth and Zach Coppola shared duties last season. A junior,Danforth earned the bulk of the starting assign-ments down the stretch, hitting .278 with ahome run and 17 RBI.

Coppola, who Schrage said was the team’smost improved player during fall workouts, hit.296 and was 9-for-10 in stolen bases duringhis freshman season.

Scott Splett is again expected to patrol rightfield for the Jackrabbits. A senior, Splett ledthe team with 59 hits and 39 runs scored, whilebatting .288 with two home runs and 32 RBI.An all-tournament selection at the SummitLeague Baseball Championship, Splettrounded out his strong first season in the

SDSU lineup by recording seven outfield assists.

Also vying for playing time in the outfield issophomore Michael Finochiarro.

SCHEDULEThe 2014 schedule features a mix of foes

that includes a fellow NCAA Tournament qualifier (Texas-San Antonio), regional majorconference opponents (Minnesota, Creighton,Iowa) and a mix of mid-major opponents whoplay a variety of different styles.

“I like how our schedule plays out,” Schragesaid. “It will prepare us for what we need to getdone.”

The 24-game Summit League schedule kicksoff March 28, when the Jackrabbits travel toWestern Illinois for a doubleheader.

“I think it will be an interesting race,”Schrage said.

SDSU is scheduled to open the home seasonApril 4 with a Summit League doubleheaderversus North Dakota State. That kicks off a 10-game homestand that includes a three-gameweekend series against Air Force April 11-13 ata revamped Erv Huether Field.

The Jackrabbits will attempt to successfullydefend their league postseason title when theyhost the Summit League Baseball Champi-onship May 22-24.


FORT WAYNELOCATION: Fort Wayne, Ind.ENROLLMENT: 13,771HEAD COACH: Bobby PierceHOME FIELD: Mastodon Field 2013 OVERALL RECORD: 22-322013 SUMMIT LEAGUE RECORD: 9-21 (sixth)TOP RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS: Caleb Fenimore, Sr., C, .217 avg., 1 HR, 18 RBI; SteveLowden, Sr., UT, .266 avg., 1 HR, 15 RBI; TylerShepherd, Sr. OF, .296 avg., 1 HR, 18 RBI, 29 SB TOP RETURNING PITCHER: Steve Danielak,Sr.,RHP, 5-4, 4.25 ERA, 39 K

NORTH DAKOTA STATELOCATION: Fargo, N.D.ENROLLMENT: 14,443HEAD COACH: Tod BrownHOME FIELD: Newman Outdoor Field 2013 OVERALL RECORD: 26-272013 SUMMIT LEAGUE RECORD: 11-13 (third)TOP RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS: Tim Colwell, Sr., OF, .304 avg., 1 HR, 28 RBI, 11 SB;Kyle Kleinendorst, Sr., 1B/OF, .333 avg., 2 HR, 30RBI; Wes Satzinger, Sr., IF, .307 avg., 5 HR, 32RBI; Blake Turbak, Sr., OF/DH, .286 avg., 2 HR,29 RBITOP RETURNING PITCHER: David Ernst, Jr., RHP,5-5, 3.43 ERA, 54 K

OMAHALOCATION: Omaha, Neb.ENROLLMENT: 15,000HEAD COACH: Bob HeroldHOME FIELD: Ballpark at Boys Town2013 OVERALL RECORD: 27-222013 SUMMIT LEAGUE RECORD: 20-6 (first)TOP RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS: Brett Bass,Sr., OF, .301 avg., 22 RBI, 11 SB; Alex Mortensen,Jr., IF, .318 avg., 1 HR, 27 RBI; Tyler Splichal, Sr.,IF, .274 avg., 19 RBI; Clayton Taylor, So., IF, .352avg., 1 HR, 18 RBITOP RETURNING PITCHERS: Tyler Fox, So., RHP, 6-2, 3.99 ERA, 39 K; Zach Williamsen, Jr., RHP, 4-1, 3.38 ERA, 42 K

WESTERN ILLINOISLOCATION: Macomb, Ill.ENROLLMENT: 11,707HEAD COACH: Ryan BrownleeHOME FIELD: Alfred D. Boyer Stadium2013 OVERALL RECORD: 19-302013 SUMMIT LEAGUE RECORD: 9-17 (fifth)TOP RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS: Zack Burling,Sr., OF, .306 avg., 1 HR, 17 RBI, 19 SB; Neil DeCook, Sr., OF, .300 avg., 16 RBI, 11 SB; JamesonHenning, So., IF, .297 avg., 1 HR, 26 RBI, TOP RETURNING PITCHERS: Tom Constand, Jr.,LHP, 4-5, 3.32, 56 K; Aaron Michel, So., LHP, 4-2,1.23 ERA, 44 K

NO. PLAYER POS. B/T HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL(S)1 Mitch Foster IF R/R 5-11 175 Fr. Flandreau, S.D./Flandreau H.S.2 Cody Sharrow* IF R/R 6-1 165 So. Jericho, Vt./Mount Mansfield Union H.S.3 Tyler Shannon* IF/P R/R 6-3 180 Sr. Canon City, Colo./Canon City H.S./Ellsworth CC (Iowa)4 Jake Ratz* IF L/L 6-4 225 Sr. Hiawatha, Iowa/Cedar Rapids Xavier H.S./Ellsworth CC (Iowa)5 Trey Lapke C R/R 6-1 175 Fr. Sioux City, Iowa/Sioux City East H.S.6 Eric Danforth** OF L/L 6-0 150 Jr. Watertown, S.D./Watertown H.S.7 Scott Splett* OF R/R 6-0 205 Sr. Apple Valley, Minn./Apple Valley H.S./Iowa Central CC8 Sam Pack* C R/R 5-11 165 Sr. Newcastle, Okla./Newcastle H.S./Seward County CC (Kan.)9 Matt Johnson IF L/R 6-2 195 Fr. Ankeny, Iowa/Ankeny H.S.

11 Kolton Emery*** P R/R 6-0 195 Sr. Black Hawk, S.D./Rapid City Stevens H.S.12 Chris Anderson P L/L 6-3 185 Jr. Aurora, Ill./Waubonsie Valley H.S./Waubonsee CC14 Reid Clary* C R/R 6-4 200 Jr. Princeton, Ill./Princeton H.S./Illinois-Springfield15 Joe Erickson* P R/R 6-3 190 So. Urbandale, Iowa/Dowling Catholic H.S.17 Ethan Kenkel P R/R 6-5 210 Fr. Storm Lake, Iowa/Storm Lake H.S.18 Blake Fiedelman** P L/L 5-11 190 Jr. Long Grove, Ill./Stevenson H.S.19 Zach Coppola* OF L/R 5-9 145 So. Windsor Heights, Iowa/Dowling Catholic H.S.21 Al Robbins* IF L/R 6-0 175 Jr. West Chicago, Ill./West Chicago H.S./Illinois-Springfield22 J.D. Moore** P R/R 6-2 225 Jr. Misissauga, Ontario/Meadowvale Secondary23 Paul Jacobson* OF R/R 6-1 190 So. Dakota Dunes, S.D./Sioux City Heelan H.S.24 Talon Jumper** P R/R 6-1 195 Jr. Brighton, Colo./Mountain Range H.S.25 Zach Holt* UT R/R 5-10 145 So. Bloomington, Ill./Bloomington Central Catholic H.S.26 Jordan Varga** IF L/R 6-0 185 Jr. Port Coquitlam, British Columbia/Riverside Secondary27 Derringer Huff P R/R 6-4 200 So. Troy, Mo./Troy Buchanan H.S./Lincoln Land CC28 Andrew Clemen* P R/R 6-3 215 So. Des Moines, Iowa/Dowling Catholic H.S.29 Michael Finocchiaro* OF L/L 5-10 195 So. Omaha, Neb./Omaha Westside H.S.30 Aaron Klatt** P R/R 6-4 195 Jr. Albert Lea, Minn./Albert Lea H.S.31 Adam Bray** P R/R 6-2 210 Jr. Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie H.S.32 Austin Kost P R/R 6-1 180 Fr. Sioux Falls, S.D./Washington H.S.33 Aaron Machbitz*** IF R/R 6-2 225 Sr. Dallas Texas/Plano West H.S.34 Chad Hodges** P R/R 6-4 230 Jr. Medicine Hat, Alberta/Vauxhall H.S.35 Ryan Froom P R/R 6-1 190 Fr. Crystal, Minn./St. Louis Park H.S.36 Nick Young** P R/R 6-5 205 Jr. Mitchell, S.D./Mitchell H.S.37 Patrick Korman IF R/R 6-0 175 Fr. Granger, Ind./St. Joseph’s H.S.38 Chayse Meierkort C R/R 6-2 185 Fr. Celebration, Fla./Celebration H.S.39 Kyle Jensen P R/R 5-10 160 Fr. Rock Valley, Iowa/Rock Valley H.S.41 Marcus Heemstra** P R/R 6-9 210 Jr. Rock Valley, Iowa/Rock Valley H.S.

Derek Feige P R/R 6-1 170 Fr. Sioux Falls, S.D./O’Gorman H.S./New Mexico StateJesse Munsterman IF R/R 6-2 195 Jr. St. Peter, Minn./St. Peter H.S./Buena Vista (Iowa)Matt Thomas IF R/R 6-0 210 So. Brookings, S.D./Brookings H.S./Univ. of Sioux Falls* indicates number of varsity letters earned

COACHING STAFF

13 Dave Schrage Head Coach10 Brian Grunzke Assistant Coach40 Ben Norton Pitching Coach20 Chuck Sendelbach Volunteer Assistant

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

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2014 ROSTER


FEBRUARY14 vs. Texas Southern NCAA I 3 p.m. Jackson, Miss.15 vs. Texas Southern NCAA I noon Jackson, Miss.

at Jackson State (Miss.) NCAA I 6 p.m. Jackson, Miss.16 at Jackson State (Miss.) NCAA I 1 p.m. Jackson, Miss.21 at Alabama A&M NCAA I 1 p.m. Huntsville, Ala.22 at Alabama A&M [DH] NCAA I 11 a.m. Huntsville, Ala.23 at Alabama A&M NCAA I noon Huntsville, Ala.28 at Texas-San Antonio NCAA I 6 p.m. San Antonio, Texas

MARCH1 at Texas-San Antonio NCAA I 2 p.m. San Antonio, Texas2 at Texas-San Antonio NCAA I noon San Antonio, Texas

7-12 at Snowbird Invitational Port Charlotte, Fla.7 vs. Presybterian (S.C.) NCAA I 11 a.m. ET Port Charlotte, Fla.8 vs. Maine NCAA I 3 p.m. ET Port Charlotte, Fla.9 vs. Maine NCAA I 11 a.m. ET Port Charlotte, Fla.

vs. Georgetown NCAA I 3 p.m. ET Port Charlotte, Fla.11 vs. Georgetown NCAA I 3 p.m. ET Port Charlotte, Fla.12 vs. Baldwin Wallace (Ohio) NCAA III 10 a.m. ET Port Charlotte, Fla.14 at Creighton (Neb.) NCAA I 6 p.m. Omaha, Neb. [T.D. Ameritrade Park]15 at Creighton (Neb.) NCAA I 2 p.m. Omaha, Neb. [T.D. Ameritrade Park]16 at Creighton (Neb.) NCAA I 1 p.m. Omaha, Neb. [T.D. Ameritrade Park]21 at Chicago State (Ill.) NCAA I 3 p.m. Chicago, Ill.22 at Chicago State (Ill.) NCAA I 3 p.m. Chicago, Ill.23 at Chicago State (Ill.) NCAA I 1 p.m. Chicago, Ill.28 *at Western Illinois [DH] NCAA I 1 p.m. Macomb, Ill.30 *at Omaha [DH] NCAA I noon Omaha, Neb. [Boys Town Ballpark]

APRIL4 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE [DH] NCAA I 1 p.m. Erv Huether Field6 *FORT WAYNE [DH] NCAA I 1 p.m. Erv Huether Field8 MOUNT MARTY NAIA 3 p.m. Erv Huether Field9 MINNESOTA NCAA I 3 p.m. Erv Huether Field

11 AIR FORCE NCAA I 1 p.m. Erv Huether Field12 AIR FORCE NCAA I 1 p.m. Erv Huether Field13 AIR FORCE NCAA I 3 p.m. Erv Huether Field15 NORTH DAKOTA NCAA I 3 p.m. Erv Huether Field18 *at Fort Wayne NCAA I 3 p.m. ET Fort Wayne, Ind.19 *at Fort Wayne [DH] NCAA I noon ET Fort Wayne, Ind.20 *at Fort Wayne NCAA I noon ET Fort Wayne, Ind.23 DAKOTA STATE NCAA II 3 p.m. Erv Huether Field25 at Iowa NCAA I 6 p.m. Iowa City, Iowa26 at Iowa NCAA I 2 p.m. Iowa City, Iowa27 at Iowa NCAA I 1 p.m. Iowa City, Iowa

MAY2 *OMAHA NCAA I 3 p.m. Erv Huether Field3 *OMAHA [DH] NCAA I 1 p.m. Erv Huether Field4 *OMAHA NCAA I 1 p.m. Erv Huether Field9 *WESTERN ILLINOIS NCAA I 3 p.m. Erv Huether Field

10 *WESTERN ILLINOIS [DH] NCAA I 1 p.m. Erv Huether Field11 *WESTERN ILLINOIS NCAA I 1 p.m. Erv Huether Field12 at North Dakota NCAA I 5 p.m. Grand Forks, N.D.14 WINNIPEG NAIA 3 p.m. Erv Huether Field15 *at North Dakota State NCAA I 6:30 p.m. Fargo, N.D.17 *at North Dakota State [DH] NCAA I 1 p.m. Fargo, N.D.18 *at North Dakota State NCAA I 4 p.m. Fargo, N.D.

22-24 at Summit League Championships (if qualified) Location to be determined

*Summit League game Schedule subject to change – All times Central unless otherwise notedDH - denotes doubleheader Summit doubleheaders will consist of 7-inning game followed by 9-inning game

2014 SCHEDULE


Student-athletes at South Dakota State University have the opportunity totrain and compete in some of the finest facilities in The Summit League.

Within the past decade, several Jackrabbit athletic facilities have beenadded or enhanced, including:

• Building of new on-campus baseball and softball competition fields;• Construction of a new equestrian center;• Installation of new video boards and scoreboards at Coughlin-Alumni

Stadium and Frost Arena;• Completion of a practice soccer field

Student-athlete facilities were further enhanced in the in the spring of2010 with the completion of the Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center. Located in the north end zone of Coughlin-Alumni Stadium, the DykhouseStudent-Athlete Center houses an academic center for use by all Jackrabbitstudent-athletes, as well as new locker room and training facilities for theSDSU football team.

Construction on the Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center marked the firststage of a master plan to dramatically modernize athletic facilities atSDSU.

The $6 million donated by Sioux Falls bankers Dana Dykhouse and T.Denny Sanford in the fall of 2007 set in motion the construction of the firstmajor athletic building on campus since Frost Arena in 1973.

Future additions, which are part of a comprehensive athletic facilitiesmaster plan, include a new football stadium and a new human performancecenter, the latter of which will also house practice areas, offices, meetingrooms and locker facilities for all outdoor sports at SDSU. The Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex is scheduled to open in September 2014.



FACILITIES

Top: The Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center features new strength and conditioning training facilities.

Bottom: An academic center for all Jackrabbit student-athletes is included in the Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center, which opened in the spring of 2010.

Baseball returned to the South Dakota State University campus in the springof 2008 with the opening of the new Erv Huether Field.

Located in the northeast corner of the South Dakota State University athletic complex, Erv Huether Field opened on April 21, 2008, when theJackrabbits defeated Presentation (S.D.), 22-3.

In six seasons at Erv Huether Field, SDSU has recorded a 58-26 overallrecord, including a 42-25 mark in Summit League play.

Sitework began on the new field in the spring of 2006. Walls were completedin the fall of 2007, with batting cages installed and dugouts constructed in thespring of 2008.

While the field itself has been completed, the amenities remain a work inprogress. Construction of permanent seating to accommodate nearly 600 fansand a new press box were completed prior to the 2012 home opener. The project was made possible through a gift from former Jackrabbit baseballplayer Dave Lane, with additional support from other baseball alumni andfriends of the program.

More improvements are on the horizon as a new outfield fence and revamped batter’s eye in center field are scheduled for completion prior to the2014 season. Installation of the new fence will result in dimensions being reduced to 330 feet down the left field line, 325 feet to the right field foulpole, 370 feet to the power alleys and 395 to straightaway center field.

Additional upgrades to the main entrance also are in the works.

SDSU’s previous on-campus facility, which also bore the name of ErvHuether Field starting in 1974, was the home of Jackrabbit baseball from 1958through 2001.

As part of the campus master plan, the field was razed following the 2001season. Home games were played from 2002-07 at the municipally run BobShelden Field, which also hosts Brookings High School and American Legiongames.

Erv Huether served as head coach of the Jackrabbit baseball program from1950-83. In 34 seasons, he amassed an overall record of 352-376-2 and led the

Jackrabbits to six North Central Conference titles and a berth in the 1973NCAA Division II postseason. Huether, who passed away on Feb. 1, 2012, atthe age of 93, was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches AssociationHall of Fame in Louisville, Ky., in 1984.

Huether also served as an assistant football coach at SDSU for 22 years.


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The South Dakota State University baseball team will get a further boostin its facilities with completion of the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complexlater this year.

“It’s going to be a big step just from the standpoint of developing ourplayers,” Jackrabbit baseball coach Dave Schrage. The multi-purpose facility will allow infielders to take ground balls on a state-of-the art FieldTurf infield and feature enough space for outfielders to conduct long-throwing drills.

The proposed facility, which will be attached to the Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center, is designed to serve all varsity sports, but in particular theoutdoor sports. Other key components of the facility include a 300-metertrack with a 100-meter straightaway, an observation area to accommodatespectators and a state-of-the-art human performance space to include sportsmedicine, athletic training, physical therapy and strength and conditioningprograms to meet the needs of more than 450 student-athletes.

The project is expected to cost nearly $30 million. SDSU received $18million in leadership investments in August 2012 — $10 million from Sanford Health and $8 million from anonymous donors. Further fundrais-ing efforts were enhanced by a $5 million challenge match from anotheranonymous donor in September 2012.

The Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex is one of many projects tocome to fruition out of It Starts with STATE: A Campaign for SouthDakota State University. The SDSU Foundation led the six-year campaign,which raised more than $255 million, far exceeding its $200 million goal.

Construction on the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex began in thefall of 2013 and is scheduled to completed in September 2014.


INDOOR FACILITY


South Dakota State University is located in Brookings, a growing community of about 22,000 people, making it the fourth-largest city in thestate. Located 20 miles west of the Minnesota border and 50 miles north ofSioux Falls in east-central South Dakota, Brookings is situated at the intersection of U.S. Highway 14 and Interstate 29.

Brookings and the surrounding area feature tremendous recreational andcultural opportunities. The city features a vibrant downtown area withshopping and nightlife opportunities, maintains an extensive park andrecreational trail system, is served by two 18-hole golf courses, and is agateway to first-class fishing and hunting areas.

South Dakota State University is home to several facilities, includingmuseums and gardens, which highlight South Dakota history and heritage.

The South Dakota Art Museum houses several collections, includingearly Sioux Indian tribal art, the famed Harvey Dunn paintings of pioneerlife and the exclusive Vera Way Marghab linens.

The State Agricultural Heritage Museum transformed the former StockJudging Pavilion into a home for exhibits that record and preserve theagrarian heritage of South Dakota.

The 70-acre McCrory Gardens and South Dakota Arboretum, locatedsouth and east of campus, is a botanical garden operated and maintainedby the SDSU Plant Science Department. The 50-year-old gardens werereamped in the summer of 2012 with the completion of the McCroryGardens Education and Visitors Center, which hosts a variety of events.

The community also is home to several recognizable companies includ-ing Rainbow Play Systems, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing (3M), Larson Manufacturing, and Daktronics, a leading manufacturer of score-boards and display systems.


COMMUNITY


Top: Daktronics, a world leader in scoreboard and display systems, is headquartered inBrookings. Bottom: McCrory Gardens is one of only 13 All-American Display Gardens

in the United States.

South Dakota State University is the state’s largest, most comprehensivehigher-education institution. As South Dakota’s Morrill Act land-grant university, SDSU had a fall 2013 enrollment of 12,554 students from all 50states and 70 countries.

Nearly 70,000 degrees have been granted since the college was charteredin 1881. Degrees are offered through these eight colleges:

• Agriculture and Biological Sciences• Arts and Sciences• Education and Human Sciences• Engineering• Nursing• Pharmacy• Graduate School• Honors College

SDSU also offers degree programs through the University Center inSioux Falls. Evening, RDTN, Internet and off-campus courses are coordi-nated through the Office of Continuing and Extended Education.

Students can choose from 74 majors, 42 specializations, 67 minors, 30master’s degree programs, 13 Ph.D. programs and two professional doctor-ates. The university also offers courses at various off-campus sites as wellas undergraduate and graduate programs online.

SDSU maintains a student-faculty ratio of 18:1 with an average class sizeof 35 students.

More than 2,000 people are employees of SDSU, and the University’stotal operating budget totals more than $200 million annually.



EXCELLENCE

The Coughlin Campanile pictured in the foreground is South Dakota State University’smost recognizable landmark. The university is undergoing rapid growth both in terms of

enrollment and building projects.


PROGRESSIVE


South Dakota State University is experiencing unprecedented growth.SDSU, which added four residence halls in 2013 as part of the residential

life and dining services master plan, has a master plan for athletic facilitiesand the 2025 Design and Master Plan that will guide the overall transfor-mation of campus for the next decade. All told, more than $270 million hasbeen or is currently being spent for construction and facility upgrades onthe Brookings campus.

In addition to the residence halls in 2013, SDSU added 20,000 squarefeet to the University Student Union. A new Architecture, Mathematics andEngineering building was started in fall 2013 and will be the latest buildingadded to the Jerome J. Lohr College of Engineering.

Additional facility projects and enhancements to academic programswere identified through the SDSU Foundation’s “It Starts With State” campaign, a comprehensive fund-raising inititative that raised more than$255 million over a five-year period from 2008-13.

Below:New suite-style residence halls were completed in the fall of 2010 and more werecompleted in 2013. Above Right: The Community Wellness Center opened in the fall of2008. Below Right: The Avera Health and Science Center opened in 2010 and includes

97,000 square feet of instructional laboratories, classrooms and offices.

The Innovation Campus at South Dakota State University is the state’sfirst and only university-affiliated research park. Located on 125 acres justeast of campus, it provides an environment that will foster partnershipsamong the University, business, government and the community to growthe sciences and technology-based economy.

SDSU is building a future for South Dakota, the nation, and the globe.The primary charge of the land-grant mission is to create opportunities forthestate through research and education. Research has been a vital part ofSDSU since 1887 with the creation of the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station. Since that time, SDSU has been the reliable resourcefor research-based information and community leadership. Today, researchprovides a solid knowledge base for economic development, SDSU’s academic programs, and experiential opportunities for students.

In the spring of 2013, South Dakota State University officials rolled outIMPACT 2018: A Strategic Vision for South Dakota State University. Thefive-year plan features four main goals:

• Promote academic excellence through quality programs, engaged learners and an innovative teaching and learning environment;

• Generate new knowledge, encourage innovations and promote artisticand creative works that contribute to the public good and result in social,cultural or economic development for South Dakota, the region, the nationand the world.;

• Extend the reach and depth of the University by developing strategic programs and collaborations, and • Secure human and fiscal resources to ensure high performance through enhanced financial, management and governance systems.



INNOVATIVE

Top: The first building of the Innovation Campus at South Dakota State University openedin 2008, with a second building completed in 2010.

Bottom: SDSU offers more undergraduate research opportunities than any other university in the state.


JACKRABBITS


South Dakota State University currently offers 21 varsity sports with Jackrabbitteams competing at the NCAA Division I level. Football competes in the Division IFootball Championship Subdivision Missouri Valley Football Conference, with 18sports competing in The Summit League. Wrestling competes in the WesternWrestling Conference, while equestrian currently does not have conference affiliation.

Following is a listing of sports currently offered at SDSU:

EVOLUTION OF A NICKNAMEThere are two theories as to how and why the Jackrabbit nickname evolved. The

most common belief is that the name “Jackrabbits” came from a story and cartoonsketch that appeared in a Minneapolis newspaper following a 1905 football game between the University of Minnesota and South Dakota State College, as the univer-sity was then known. A reporter for the newspaper, knowing of the preponderance ofjackrabbits in the Brookings area, was believed to have written that the SDSC teamwas as quick as jackrabbits. Many people believe that the school adopted the Jackrab-bits as its official nickname from that beginning.

The other theory about the origin of the nickname is given in The Jackrabbit,SDSU’s yearbook. There is a poem in the 1907 yearbook that puts forth the idea thatthe yearbook is called The Jackrabbit because a group of juniors wished to immortal-ize themselves by changing the name of the yearbook. Athletic teams followed suit,adopting the nickname.

Prior to the adoption of the Jackrabbit nickname, school athletic teams wereknown as the Barn Yard Cadets as SDSU was known as South Dakota State Collegeof Agriculture and Mechanic Arts in 1907.

Women’s SportsBasketball

Cross CountryEquestrian

GolfIndoor Track and Field

Outdoor Track and FieldSoccerSoftball

Swimming and DivingTennis

Volleyball

Men’s SportsBaseball

BasketballCross Country

FootballGolf

Indoor Track and FieldOutdoor Track and FieldSwimming and Diving

TennisWrestling

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE


THE SUMMIT LEAGUE


MEDIA INFORMATION


CREDENTIALSAll requests for media credentials for SDSU

baseball home games should be directed tosports information director Jason Hove at least24 hours prior to the event.

Credentials will be mailed if requests are received a week or more in advance. Otherwise,credentials may be picked up at the ticket boothat Erv Huether Field starting one hour prior tothe start of the event. All credentials are non-transferable.

Due to limited seating, only working mediawill be allowed access to media facilities at ErvHuether Field.

The following guidelines apply specifically toInternet sites:

• No more than two people working for the official Web site of the opponent and/or its official conference site will be issued credentials.

• Web sites whose content centers aroundmessage boards and chat rooms where users canpost anonymous information and/or rumors areineligible for any consideration for credentials oraccess.

• Credentials will not be granted to anyagency operating sites that are in any way affili-ated with gambling, or to freelance or fan-basedsites that are not affiliated with a legitimatenews-gathering organization.

The final decision for credentials remains atthe sole discretion of SDSU sports informationpersonnel. Failure to abide by the guidelines out-lined on this page may result in revocation ofcredentials.

BROADCASTSA select number of Jackrabbit baseball games

are scheduled to be broadcast live onGoJacks.com during the 2014 season. SouthDakota Broadcaster of the Year Tyler Merriamreturns to call the play-by-play.

All radio broadcasts will be streamed to theJackrabbit Extra online subscription service atwww.GoJacks.com.

Broadcasts begin approximately 15 minutesprior to scheduled first pitch.

Coach Schrage and requested players will be

available for interviews approximately 5-10 minutes following completion of the final gameof the day.

One complimentary phone line for visitingteams’ radio broadcasts will be available at ErvHuether Field.

PHOTOGRAPHERSPhotographers (live and still) are asked to not

interfere with the sight lines of spectators. Photographers should be positioned outside theteam dugout areas, as to not interfere with thefield of play or team personnel.

STATISTICSThe South Dakota State University Sports

Information Office will keep official statisticsand will distribute final statistics to teams and members of the media within 15 minutes afterthe conclusion of the game.

ON THE WEBThe latest Jackrabbit news and updates can be

viewed on the Internet at www.GoJacks.com, theofficial site of South Dakota State Universityathletics. Box scores, updated season statisticsand a game recap will be posted within an hourafter each game.

Live stats of all Jackrabbit home games alsowill be available through GoJacks.com.

FIELD DIRECTIONSFrom North: From I-29, take Exit 133 west

(right) onto the U.S. Highway 14 Bypass. Turnsouth (left) on 16th Avenue (second intersection).Erv Huether Field will be located on east (left)side of street, with parking available in footballtailgating lot on west (right) side of street.

From South: From I-29, take Exit 132 west(left) on U.S. Highway 14 (Sixth Street). Turnnorth (right) on 22nd Avenue. Continue on 22ndAvenue until 11th Street. Turn west (left) onto11th Street. Turn west (right) onto 11th and pro-ceed to 16th Avenue. At 16th Avenue, turn north(right). Proceed through four-way stop; ErvHuether Field will be located on east (right) sideof street, with parking farther north in footballtailgating lot on west (left) side of street.

From East: Continue on U.S. Highway 14(Sixth Street) to 22nd Avenue. Turn north (right)

onto 22nd Avenue and continue until 11th Street.Turn west (right) onto 11th and proceed to 16thAvenue.

From West: From U.S Highway 14, proceedeast on Highway 14 Bypass. Turn south (right)onto 16th Avenue. Erv Huether Field will be located on east (left) side of street, with parkingavailable in football tailgating lot on west (right)side of street.

INTERVIEW POLICYThe South Dakota State University Sports

Information Office will strive to comply withall legitimate interview requests for Jackrabbitcoaches, student-athletes and administrators ina timely fashion.

Interview times for Coach Schrage and student-athletes can be arranged through theSDSU Sports Information Office, but must bearranged 24 hours in advance Monday throughThursday.

Media members should not contact student-athletes directly without prior approval— phone numbers of SDSU student-athleteswill not be released. Media members shouldunderstand that all return calls will be madecollect or via a toll-free number, unless the student-athlete does the interview from thesports information office.

Jackrabbit student-athletes will not be avail-able for interviews prior to a contest the day ofthe game, but will be available for post-gameinterviews 10 minutes after the conclusion ofcontests by contacting a member of the sportsinformation staff or coaching staff.

CONTACT INFOMedia inquiries for South Dakota State

University baseball should be directed toJason Hove, sports information director.

Office Phone: (605) 688-4623Cell Phone: (605) 695-1827Home Phone: (605) 692-1484E-Mail: [email protected] Info Fax: (605) 688-5999

TENTATIVE BROADCAST SCHEDULEMar. 30 at Omaha [DH] noonApr. 4 North Dakota State [DH] 1 p.m.Apr. 6 Fort Wayne [DH] 1 p.m.Apr. 8 Mount Marty 3 p.m.Apr. 9 Minnesota 3 p.m.Apr. 11 Air Force 3 p.m.Apr. 12 Air Force 1 p.m.Apr. 13 Air Force 1 p.m.

Apr. 15 North Dakota 3 p.m.Apr. 23 Dakota State 3 p.m.May 2 Omaha 3 p.m.May 3 Omaha [DH] 1 p.m.May 4 Omaha 1 p.m.May 9 Western Illinois 3 p.m.May 10 Western Illinois [DH] 1 p.m.May 11 Western Illinois 1 p.m.

May 14 Winnipeg 3 p.m.May 15 at North Dakota State 6:30 p.m.May 16 at North Dakota State [DH] 1 p.m.May 17 at North Dakota State 1 p.m.

Note: All games will be available through the Jackrabbit Extrasubscription service at GoJacks.com. Radio broadcast scheduleto be determined.All broadcasts begin approximately 15 minutesprior to scheduled first pitch. DH denotes doubleheader.

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COACHING STAFF

DAVE SCHRAGE• Head Coach

Veteran baseball coach Dave Schrage (pronounced Schrag) enters his 26th season as a collegiate headcoach — and third at South Dakota State University — during the 2014 season. Schrage was hired to

take over the reins of the Jackrabbit baseball program on Aug. 8, 2011.

“Dave Schrage's familiarity with our recruiting area and his success in building programs like ours make hima tremendous addition to the Jackrabbit family,” Jackrabbit Athletic Director Justin Sell said in announcing thehire.

After posting an 18-33-1 record in his first season at South Dakota State, including a 7-14 mark in The Summit League, Schrage directed a big turnaround in 2013, leading SDSU its first-ever appearance in theNCAA Tournament at the Division I level. The Jackrabbits, who ended the season with a 35-24 overall recordlast season, won four consecutive games to claim their inaugural Summit League postseason tournament titleand advance to the Eugene Regional of the NCAA Tournament, where they were edged in a pair of one-rungames.

Schrage enters the 2014 campaign with a 649-719-2 career mark, and recorded his 600th career victory onMarch 19, 2012, when the Jackrabbits posted an 11-8 victory at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville. In 25 seasons asa collegiate head coach, he has averaged more than 25 victories per season, including six campaigns with 32 ormore wins. He has coached players who have earned all-conference honors 64 times and 40 of his former student-athletes have gone on to play professionally, including Layne Somsen and Stephen Bougher from theJackrabbits’ 2013 squad.

Prior to South Dakota State, Schrage was head coach at Notre Dame for four seasons, leading the FightingIrish to a 119-104-1 record from 2007-10. After posting a .500 record (28-28) his first season in South Bend,Schrage put Notre Dame back in contention for postseason play with a 33-21-1 record in 2008 and a 36-23 markin 2009. The Fighting Irish led the BIG EAST Conference in fielding in both 2008 and 2009, while consistentlyranking at or near the top in batting, on-base percentage and earned run average.

Schrage has previously found success in building programs at the mid-major level, including a four-year stintat Evansville (Ind.) from 2003-06, during which he guided the Purple Aces to a 130-108 record. Evansville improved its win total each of his four seasons, from 24 in 2003 to 43 in 2006. Schrage earned Missouri ValleyConference Coach of the Year honors for the third time in 2006 as Evansville won both the regular season andtournament conference titles, earning a berth in the NCAA Tournament. The Purple Aces advanced all the wayto the finals of the Charlottesville Regional, knocking off host Virginia before falling to South Carolina in thechampionship.

A Chicago native, Schrage directed a dramatic turnaround in his home state during a three-year run at Northern Illinois from 2000-02. After inheriting a team that was 4-51 the year before he arrived, Schrage’s squadturned in a 20-game improvement with a 24-33 record in his first season and then led the Huskies to a winningseason in 2001 with a 28-27 overall mark. He was named runner-up for National Coach of the Year byCollegiate Baseball Newspaper in 2000.

Schrage began his collegiate coaching career as a graduate assistant under his predecessor at Notre Dame,Paul Mainieri, at St. Thomas University (Fla.) in 1984. He later returned to his alma mater, Creighton University(Neb.), as an assistant coach for two seasons.

From 1986-87, Schrage coached the Queensland Rams club team in Brisbane, Australia, before returningstateside as he gained his first head coaching job at Waldorf College in Forest City, Iowa. From 1988-90 he ledthe junior college program to a 61-66 mark.

Schrage then spent nine seasons as head coach at the University of Northern Iowa, where he was named Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year in 1995 and 1997. His teams improved from two league victoriesin UNI’s first season in the MVC in 1992 to 18 during the 1997 campaign.

As a collegiate player, Schrage was an all-conference outfielder at Creighton, batting .400 as a junior and .433 his senior season. He also was an Academic All-America honoree during his senior campaign in 1983, and graduated that spring with a bachelor of science degree in finance. Schrage was honored on the MVC’s Centennial Celebration baseball team and is the only person in league history to earn all-conference honors andbe named MVC Coach of the Year in baseball.


• Third Season atSDSU• 26th Season asCollegiate HeadCoachAlma Mater: • Creighton (Neb.),1983

THE SCHRAGE FILE • at Waldorf (Iowa)— 61-66 record in three seasons (1988-90)

• at Northern Iowa— 211-292 in nine seasons(1991-99)

• at Northern Illinois— 75-92 in three seasons(2000-02)

• at Evansville (Ind.)— 130-108 in four seasons(2003-06)

• at Notre Dame (Ind.)— 119-104-1 in four seasons(2007-10)

• at South Dakota State— 53-57-1 in two seasons(2012-13)

• Career Totals: 649-719-2in 25 seasons

COACHING STAFF

BRIAN GRUNZKE• Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator

Brian Grunzke joined the South Dakota State baseball coaching staff in August 2012, bringing with himnearly 30 years of collegiate coaching experience.

“We are very fortunate to hire someone as experienced and successful as Brian Grunzke,” SDSU head coachDave Schrage said. “He has a very extensive background as both a head and assistant coach. He is one of thefinest recruiters in the Midwest and a great teacher of the game.”

Grunzke most recently served as the first baseball coach at the University of Illinois-Springfield. He spent the2009-10 academic year recruiting and building the foundation for the program’s entry into the NCAA DivisionII Great Lakes Valley Conference. With a roster that included 20 freshmen, the Prairie Stars took the field forthe first time in 2011 and posted an 8-35 overall record.

In 1990, Grunzke succeeded Schrage as head coach at Waldorf College in Forest City, Iowa. Over 16 seasons,Grunzke compiled a 388-344-1 record in leading the Warriors to eight appearances in the NJCAA Region 11 finals. His 1994 squad posted 23 consecutive victories en route to a 40-win season and a berth in the regionalchampionship. Late in his tenure he guided the program from junior college status to a four-year institution.

Overall, Grunzke has coached nine All-Americans, 24 all-region selections and nine players who have pursued professional careers.

Following the 2006 campaign, Grunzke moved to the NCAA Division I level for the first time, serving as anassistant coach at the University of Arkansas-Little Rock for two seasons. He moved on to the University ofNorthern Iowa as assistant coach for the 2009 season, after which the Panther program was discontinued.

A native of Minnesota Lake, Minn., Grunzke earned an associate of arts degree from Waldorf and later completed his bachelor’s degree at UALR.


• Third SeasonAlma Mater:• Arkansas-LittleRock, 2007

COACHING STAFF


BEN NORTON• Pitching Coach

Ben Norton joined the South Dakota State University baseball coaching staff in the fall of 2012 as a graduate assistant and works primarily with the Jackrabbit pitching staff.

During the 2013 campaign with the Jackrabbits, Norton helped mentor four pitchers who went on to earn all-Summit League honors. Seniors Stephen Bougher and Layne Somsen were first-team selections, with Somsenearning Summit League Pitcher of the Year honors. Second-team honorees were sophomores Adam Bray andJ.D. Moore. Moore set the Jackrabbit single-season saves record with 13 and was later an all-region selection bythe American Baseball Coaches Association.

In earning their first-ever trip to the NCAA Tournament at the Division I level, the Jackrabbit pitching staffrecorded its lowest team earned run average in 35 years at 3.37. The Jackrabbits also set a school record with384 strikeouts, surpassing the previous mark of 357 in one fewer game.

Norton arrived at SDSU after spending the 2012 season at Lincoln College (Ill.), where he mentored a pitching staff that posted the lowest team earned run average in 19 years. He previously served as assistantcoach at the University of Illinois-Springfield in 2010 and 2011, serving as interim head coach in the fall of2011 following the resignation of Brian Grunzke to accept the assistant coaching position at South Dakota State.

A native of Fort Wayne, Ind., Norton began his coaching career at the University of Evansville (Ind.) as an assistant coach during the fall of 2008 before moving on to Indiana Tech in the spring of 2009. He also served as a pitching instructor and assistant manager at the Extra Innings Baseball Academy for two years.

Before starting his coaching career, Norton was a standout hurler for Evansville, where he played for currentJackrabbit head coach Dave Schrage. In 2006, Norton compiled a 9-3 record with a 3.23 earned run average in19 appearances, including 13 starts. He was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the 24th round of the 2007Major League Baseball Draft and spent one season playing in the club's minor league system at Idaho Falls before suffering a career-ending shoulder injury.

• Second SeasonAlma Mater:• Evansville (Ind.),2007

CHUCK SENDELBACH• Assistant Coach

Former Jackrabbit baseball player Chuck Sendelbach joined the program’s coaching staff in August 2013 asa volunteer assistant. He will serve as the team’s first base coach and work with Jackrabbit hitters and out-

fielders, as well as assist in coaching baserunning.

A native of Pipestone, Minn., Sendelbach lettered for coach Erv Huether’s Jackrabbits as a second baseman in1973 and 1974. The 1973 squad won the North Central Conference, while the 1974 team finished as league run-ner-up.

Sendelbach graduated from SDSU’s School of Pharmacy in 1975 and balanced a successful business careerwith remaining active in baseball. He played many years in the amateur ranks in both Minnesota and for theRenner Monarchs in South Dakota, winning multiple state championships. He continues to play in men’s seniorbaseball leagues, where his teams have won a number of tournaments nationwide. Sendelbach was inducted intothe South Dakota Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame in 2013.

• First SeasonAlma Mater:• South DakotaState, 1975

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

NATHAN MOE• Assistant Athletic Director — Strength and ConditioningNathan Moe has directed the strength and conditioning program at South Dakota State University since

August 2005.In the spring of 2012, Moe was honored as a Master Strength and Conditioning Coach by the Collegiate Strength

and Conditioning Coaches Association during its annual conference in Orlando, Fla.He was one of 15 strength and conditioning coaches to be honored at a ceremony and is 115 coaches nationwide to receive the certification, whicha requires a minimum of 12 years experience as a full-time strength and conditioning coach on the collegiate orprofessional level

Moe joined the Jackrabbit coaching staff after heading the strength and conditioning program at Eastern IllinoisUniversity for three years. Previously, he was the assistant coach for strength and conditioning at Rice University inHouston, Texas, where he worked with the football strength program, while being directly responsible for men’s andwomen’s track, men’s and women’s tennis, women’s swimming, women’s soccer and men’s golf.

At SDSU, Moe has implemented the Iron Jacks program, which recognizes Jackrabbit student-athletes from all21 varsity sports who achieve a set of high standards for specific exercises in their respective sports.

From 1997 through spring of 1999, Moe was a graduate assistant in the strength and conditioning program at theUniversity of Texas. He has also worked in private business in the physical fitness profession in both Austin, Texas,and Fargo, N.D.

A Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Moe is a member of the National Strength and ConditioningAssociation, USA Weightlifting and the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association.

Moe is a 1997 graduate of Moorhead State University (Minn.), where he was an all-conference linebacker for the1995 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference champions. He and his wife, Colleen, are the parents of a son,Zachary (10), and a daughter, Kylie (8).


• Ninth YearAlma Mater:• Minnesota State,Moorhead; 1997

ERIC ADOLPH• Asst. Strength and Conditioning CoachEric Adolph joined the Jackrabbit staff as the assistant strength and conditioning coach in March 2012, after

spending two years on the staff as a graduate assistant.A Flandreau native, Adolph completed his master of science degree in health and nutritional science with an

emphasis in sports science at South Dakota State in May of 2012.Adolph’s main responsibilities include working directly with the soccer, women’s basketball and baseball teams,

while assisting with the remaining 21 varsity sports. In the past, he also worked directly with the Jackrabbit softball,men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s golf, equestrian and cheer teams

A Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and USA Weightlifting Sports Performance Coach,Adolph graduated from Dakota Wesleyan University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sport Exercise andWellness.

• Second YearAlma Mater:• Dakota Wesleyan,2009

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING OVERVIEWSouth Dakota State University Strength and Condi-

tioning strives to enhance the athletic development ofmore than 400 student-athletes, working to accomplishthis goal through the integration of performance vari-ables that meet the demands of each individual sport.Performance variables include mobility, strength, flexibility, power, linear and lateral speed; as well as developing the necessary energy systems to compete at the highest level. Through the enhancement of theseperformance variables the goal is to decrease the inci-dent of injury and ensure the durability of Jackrabbitstudent-athletes.

The SDSU Strength and Conditioning staff accom-plishes these goals through the use of the DykhouseStudent-Athlete Weight Room and the Stanley J. Marshall HPER Center Student-Athlete Weight Room.Both of these facilities include a variety of trainingequipment ranging from Olympic lifting platforms andpower racks to stability balls and cable machines. Theconvenience that the two student-athlete weight rooms provide ensures all 21 varsity sports can be accommo-dated. In addition, the two student-athlete weightrooms, allow the staff to provide the best training environment for each individual sport and athlete.

SPORTS MEDICINE

SPORTS MEDICINE STAFF


OWEN STANLEY• Athletic TrainerOwen Stanley brought a wealth of professional collegiate experience with him when he joined the South

Dakota State staff in July 2009, where he oversees an athletic training staff that includes four assistant trainers and seven graduate assistants.

A native of Macungie, Pa., Stanley earned a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from West Chester University(Pa.) in 2002. He went on to earn a master’s degree in kinesiology and health promotion at the University of Kentucky in 2005, while serving as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for Wildcats football and baseball.

Upon graduating from Kentucky, Stanley joined the athletic training staff at the University of Northern Iowa in2005, working as the assistant director of athletic training services and head football athletic trainer.

In 2007, Stanley accepted the position of assistant athletic trainer for the National Football League’s Kansas CityChiefs, where he worked until joining the Jackrabbits.

Stanley’s other professional experience includes internships with the NFL’s New York Jets and the PhiladelphiaWings of the Professional Indoor Lacrosse league.

In addition to his athletic training experience, Stanley gave presentations at the National Athletic TrainersAssociation Annual Meeting and the Southeast Athletic Trainers Association Symposium. He also chaired the YoungProfessionals Committee of the Missouri Athletic Trainers Association and served as an E-Mentor for NATA.

• Fifth YearAlma Mater:• West Chester (Pa.)— 2002

David KragnessAssistant Athletic Trainer

Ben HeinzeAssistant Athletic Trainer

David RuleAssistant Athletic Trainer

Lisa SporsAssistant Athletic Trainer

Kaitlin BolesGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Jennifer BurtGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Bobby DaigleGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Taler EspinozaGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Joshua HawkinsGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Steven LabateGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Danise MaasSports Medicine Intern

Heidi SartoriusGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Dr. Brian AamlidTeam Physician

Dr. Chad HungerfordTeam Chiropractor

Dr. Chad KurtenbachTeam Physician

Dr. Brad ReevesTeam Physician

Dr. Verle ValentineTeam Physician

Dr. Merritt WarrenTeam Physician

ADMINISTRATION

DR. DAVID L. CHICOINE• President

David L. Chicoine, Ph.D., has served as the 19th president of South Dakota State University since Jan. 1,2007, when he became the third alumnus to lead the state’s largest institution of higher education. President

Chicoine, who graduated in 1969 with a bachelor of science degree in agribusiness, also holds an appointment asprofessor in the Department of Economics.

President Chicoine has a long association with intercollegiate athletics, and is currently serving a four-year termon the NCAA Presidential Advisory Group. Chicoine also chaired the President’s Council for The Summit League— SDSU’s conference home for 18 of its 21 varsity sports — during the 2011-12 academic year. Previously, heserved as the faculty representative to the Big Ten Conference and the National Collegiate Athletics Association(NCAA) for the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He served as chair of the Budget and Finance Committee for the Big Ten Conference for nineyears of his 11-year term.

In the spring of 2013, Chicoine and his executiveteam rolled out IMPACT 2018: A Strategic Visionfor South Dakota State University. The five-yearplan features four main goals: academic excellence,research and innovation, outreach and becoming ahigh-performing University.

During his tenure, enrollment has reached recordlevels of undergraduate students and Ph.D. candi-dates. Correspondingly, the amount of researchgrants and contract awards has jumped nearly 90percent during that time.

To support the strategic plan, the SDSU Founda-tion in 2008 launched an aggressive comprehensivefund-raising effort — “It Starts with State: A Campaign for South Dakota State University.” Thecapital campaign began with a goal of $200 million,but far exceeded that to a total of more than $255 million with contributions from more than 23,000 donors.

The most visible support for the campaign can be seen in several construction and renovation projects fundedprimarily by generous donors, all part of the largest campus building boom since the 1960s. The majority of the facilities enhance the university’s research capabilities and allow for new discoveries that drive technology-basedeconomic development in South Dakota.

In January 2014, Chicoine was presented with the 2013-14 Chief Executive Leadership Award by the Council forthe Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District VI. The award recognizes the leadership of a highereducation chief executive officer who demonstrates the ability to create a vision and inspire others.

Building a better academic model has also been part of President Chicoine’s agenda. In the fall of 2010, SDSUlaunched the state’s first architecture program through its College of Arts and Sciences.

The Chicoine administration also developed the new College of Education and Human Sciences in 2009, amerger of the former College of Education and Counseling, College of Family and Consumer Sciences and the Department of Health and Physical Education. It represented the first significant academic restructuring in morethan 40 years.

Dr. Chicoine brought more than 30 years of experience in higher education with the University of Illinois to hisrole as president of SDSU. A nationally recognized economist, specializing in public finance, taxation, and ruraleconomics, Chicoine served as an advisor to the Illinois General Assembly. His higher education administrative experience includes service as Head of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Dean of the College of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, at the University of Illinois.

The co-author of four books and author of more than 100 invited and/or peer reviewed academic journal articles,Chicoine also served as a member of the Illinois Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors, and was a member ofthe board of the Illinois State Treasurer’s Technology Development Fund.

Chicoine received an M.S. in agricultural econcomics from the University of Delaware in 1971, and completedan M.A. in economics at Western Illinois University. In 1979, he completed his Ph.D. in agricultural economics atthe University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

The president and his wife, Marcia, live in Woodbine Cottage on the SDSU campus. Their family includes son,Joshua, a Chicago-based musician; daughter-in-law Laura Ellsworth; granddaughter Sylvie; grandson Watson, andtheir late son, Jason.


Alma Mater:• South DakotaState, 1969

ADMINISTRATION

JUSTIN SELL• Athletic Director

Justin Sell has moved Jackrabbit Athletics forward in a number of areas of its Division I pursuits since being introduced as the 12th director of athletics at South Dakota State University on May 7, 2009.

At South Dakota State, Sell oversees the Jackrabbits’ 21-sport Division I varsity athletics program. EighteenSDSU teams compete in The Summit League, while football competes in the Missouri Valley Football Conferenceof the Football Championship Subdivision, and wrestling is a member of the Western Wrestling Conference.Women’s equestrian competes under the National Collegiate Equestrian Association banner.

Under Sell’s leadership, Jackrabbit Athletics continues to make strides in athletic competition, inthe classroom, in fundraising and in reconnectingwith alumni.

Athletically, the Jackrabbits have claimed a totalof 16 regular and postseason league championshipsin six different sports since 2009-10. That successearned SDSU The Summit League Commissioner’sCup all-sports trophy following the both the 2010-11 and 2012-13 seasons, along with winning theSummit League’s Dr. William Steinbrecher Men’sAll-Sports Award during the 2012-13 season. Alsoin 2010-11, SDSU earned the league’s Sportsman-ship Award, an award voted upon by its peers.

In the classroom, Jackrabbit student-athletes con-tinually post a grade-point average of 3.2 or higherin more than 70 different majors, which led SDSUto winning The Summit League’s Institutional Academic Achievement Award for the 2009-10 and 2012-13 academic years, and the Missouri Valley Football Conference Academic Award in all four years in the league (2008-11).

In January of 2011, Sell announced a partnership with Learfield Sports, signing a 10-year deal worth $13 millionfor SDSU athletics. Learfield Sports quickly established a Brookings-based entity known as “Jackrabbit SportsProperties” that directs all aspects of the partnership, including managing and selling multimedia and sponsorshiprights for South Dakota State Athletics.

In addition to the deal with Learfield Sports, Sell directed the implementation of the Letterwinners Club, whichprovides opportunities for Jackrabbit Athletics to reconnect and stay connected with former student-athletes, whilesupporting current student-athletes at South Dakota State.

Sell also has implemented other aggressive marketing and fundraising initiatives which have resulted in recordaverage attendance for football during the 2009 season, as well as the highest number of donors and dollars donatedto the Jackrabbit Club. Ticket sales totaled more than $1 million for the first time during the 2011-12 academicyear, and was surpassed during the 2012-13 season.The Jackrabbit Athletic Scholarship Auction raised a record$505,000 in April 2013.

On the facilities front, Sell oversaw the completion of the Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center in 2010, and developed the 2025 SDSU Athletic Facilities Master Plan. Additionally, Sell spearheaded efforts to add permanentseating and a press box at Erv Huether Field, chairback seating in both Frost Arena and Coughlin-Alumni Stadium,and continues working towards the building of an indoor practice and competition facility, as well as a new footballstadium. Construction of the indoor facility — the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex — began in August 2013,with completion slated for September of 2014. Lead gifts totaling $12.5 million toward the construction of a newfootball stadium with seating up to 20,000 were received in October 2013. Pending approval, the project is expectedto begin following the 2014 season, with completion set for summer of 2016.

Born in Salem, Ore., and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Sell came to South Dakota State from the University ofNorthern Iowa, where he worked in various roles, both at the university and in the community for 10 years. He alsoworked at Villanova University, Syracuse University, Ohio State University and Bowling Green State University.Sell gained further experience working in the private sector for various sports teams and events.

In the Brookings community, where Sell lives with his wife, Jennie, and their four children: Abbie, Zach, Joshand Eric, he serves as vice president of the Brookings Chamber of Commerce, vice president for the BrookingsFriends of Baseball and is a member of the Brookings Health System Board of Trustees.

Sell earned his bachelor’s degree in sport management from Bowling Green State University (Ohio) in 1991 andcompleted a master’s degree in physical education/sport administration at The Ohio State University in 1992.


Fifth YearAlma Mater:• Bowling Green(Ohio), 1991

ADMINISTRATION

ROB PETERSON• Senior Associate Athletic Director — Internal Affairs• Baseball Supervisor

Rob Peterson joined the South Dakota State University staff in April 2000, as an assistant athletic director forinternal operations. Now the senior associate athletic director for internal affairs, Peterson supervises the

Jackrabbit athletic department internal operations, with a primary focus on the day-to-day operations of the depart-ment and new facility development.

Peterson also serves on a variety of university committees and task forces including campus planning and design,the university compliance team and the intercollegiate athletic board. He also plays an active role in the community,serving on the Swiftel Center Advisory Board and previously the visitors promotions committee.

Nationally, Peterson serves as a member of the National Collegiate Equestrian Association Championships Committee and Selections Committee. He is also active within FCS Football attending the FCS summit meetingsheld annually at the national championships.

Peterson also serves as sports supervisor for football, equestrian, baseball, swimming and diving, track and field,and cross country.

Before joining the SDSU staff, Peterson served as the coordinator of athletic facilities, events and projects forFresno State University from 1997-2000. In this position, he supervised seven athletic venues and the game operations for 10 sports.

Prior to his time at Fresno State, Peterson served as assistant director of recreation — facilities and events atNorthern Michigan University from 1995-97. This position provided him the opportunity to supervise events andoperations for the Superior Dome on the campus of NMU. Peterson started his career at Northern Michigan as thedirector of sport clubs from 1994-95.

Peterson’s collegiate education includes, a bachelor of science degree in physical education and health at NMU in1992 and a Master of Arts in sports administration from Central Michigan University in 1995. He also completed acollegiate marketing internship with NMU athletics and a professional sports operations internship with the GreenBay Packers, both in 1993.

A Marquette, Mich., native, Peterson lives in Brookings. His primary interests include college football, baseball,softball and ice hockey. He also enjoys reading, especially on the topics of professional leadership and history.

Kathy Heylens became South Dakota State’s first full-time Compliance Coordinator in 1990 and continuesthose duties as the associate athletic director for compliance and senior woman administrator.

At SDSU, Heylens manages all aspects of the athletics compliance program to ensure strict adherence withNCAA, affiliated conferences and University rules and regulations for amateurism, eligibility, recruiting, financialaid, awards and benefits, playing and practice seasons, and enforcement; and as SWA help to create an environmentwhere staff and student-athletes can achieve their goals.

Heylens is currently serving a four-year term on the NCAA Division I Legislative Council, which is the primarylegislative body in the Division I governance structure. She also was appointed to the four-member LegislativeCouncil Administrative Committee, which acts on behalf of the full Legislative Council between meetings to transact routine items of business; and serves on the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision Governance Committee.

In addition to her day-to-day duties, Heylens serves on the University’s Undergraduate Experience Committee,Diversity Committee, Intercollegiate Athletics Board and Compliance Team. She also volunteers in the communityas co-chair of the Brookings Food Pantry and serves as a member of the Brookings Committee for People WithDisabilities.

She and her husband, Bill, live in Volga and have two grown children. In her spare time, she enjoys reading,spending time at the lake and cheering on the Jacks.


KATHY HEYLENS• Associate Athletic Director — Compliance/Senior Woman Administrator

ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPORT STAFF


Sonja AndersonWomen’s Equipment

Mike BrotzmanJackrabbit Sports Properties

Brody BushoFacilities Coordinator

Leon CostelloSr. Associate AD-External

Tim DeWittEquipment Manager

Dan HaverkampTickets

Adam HeemeyerAssistant AD-Tickets

Kelli HermanAthletic Development

Jason HoveAsst. AD-Sports Info

Ryan JohnsonMarketing and Promotions

Cole KukowskiSports Information

Bruce LichtyFacilities

Tammy LobanProgram Assistant

Tyler MerriamBroadcast Services

Drew NewhartTickets

Adam ParsonsStrength and Conditioning

Ed PosaskiAssistant AD-Budget

Rich ReidFaculty Athletics Rep.

Will RottlerSports Information

Jill SargentAssistant to the AD

Michele SchmidtSports Information

Sara SchneiderAthletic Development

Natasha SchreiberCompliance Assistant

Jennifer SellAssistant AD-Academics

Ryan SweeterSports Information

Christi WilliamsAssociate AD-Tickets/Mkt.

Beth YoshidaAccounting Assistant

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JACKRABBIT SENIORS

Kolton has been a regular contributor in the start-ing rotation during his career as a Jackrabbit ...

enters senior campgaign with a 12-8 career record

2013: Again settled into the role of No. 3 starterduring league play ... opened season by winning firsttwo starts, striking out five in seven innings against St.Bonaventure (N.Y.) (2/23) and pitching six strong innings at Alcorn State (Miss.) (3/5) ... did not allow anearned run in six innings in home start versus NorthDakota State (4/6) ... got back on winning track by allowing three runs in seven wins over Fort Wayne(5/11) ... earned all-tournament honors after hurling 7 2/3 shutout innings and matching career high with fivestrikeouts to lead Jackrabbits to 2-0 victory over NorthDakota State in first championship game of SummitLeague Baseball Championship (5/26)

2012: Handled the role of No. 3 starter during Summit League play ... made 10 appearances with eightstarts ... struck out three batters in 3 1/3 shutout inningsat Fort Wayne (4/8) ... fanned career-high five batters inhard-luck loss in second game of doubleheader at NorthDakota State (4/21) ...earned lone victory of season infinal start, striking out two and allowing only two runsover six innings versus Western Illinois (5/18)

2011: Tied for team lead with seven victories whilefilling the role of No. 4 starter for much of the season ...received team’s Jim Langer Freshman of the Year Award... also tied for team lead with two complete games ...earned first collegiate victory with complete-game effort at Austin Peay (Tenn.), allowing only two runs andfour hits while striking out three and walking three (3/9)... after suffering lone loss of season at Nebraska (3/15),reeled off six consecutive victories ... began winningstreak by allowing only one run in six innings of work inseries finale at Northern Colorado (3/20) ... creditedwith save after hurling the final 3 1/3 innings with fourstrikeouts in series finale at Iowa (3/30) ... allowed onlyone run in seven innings, and received plenty of runsupport in 17-1 victory over Southern Utah (4/24) ...tied season high with four strikeouts in win over OralRoberts as he allowed two runs in 7 2/3 innings (5/15) ...surrendered only one hit in earning victory in relief asJackrabbits won 14-inning game against IPFW to sweepdoubleheader (5/19) … pitched seven strong innings butdid not factor into the decision in Summit League

Baseball Championship finale against Oral Roberts(5/29) ... also saw limited action in the field as a secondbaseman during his freshman season

BEFORE SDSU: Was the top prospect in thestate out of the 2010 graduating class ... named SouthDakota American Legion Player of the Year in 2009,when he hit .410 and posted 2.18 ERA with 100 strike-outs and only 18 walks in 86 innings ... three-time all-state honoree ... hit .450 with 11 home runs and 78 runsbatted in during his final season and compiled a 10-2record with 108 strikeouts in 93 1/3 innings pitched forthe highly touted Rapid City Post 22 program ... graduated from Rapid City Stevens High School in2010, where he played football for two seasons and wasan all-conference performer in 2008 ... member of theNational Honor Society


-11-KOLTONEMERY6-0, 195Senior • PitcherBlack Hawk, S.D.Rapid City StevensH.S.Major: Civil Engineering

Bats: RightThrows: Right

KOLTON EMERY’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2011 5.09 7-1 16 12 2 0 1 76.0 93 45 43 14 32 .3052012 6.38 1-2 10 8 0 0 0 36.2 55 31 26 11 14 .3462013 4.45 4-5 11 10 0 0 0 56.2 64 35 28 13 28 .283Totals 5.16 12-8 37 30 2 0 1 169.1 212 111 97 38 74 .307

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 9.0, at Austin Peay (Tenn.), 3-9-2011Strikeouts: 5, three times (last: vs. North Dakota State, 5-26-2013)

JACKRABBIT SENIORS

Aaron has served as the Jackrabbits’ starting firstbaseman each of the past two seasons ... enters

senior season fifth in career putouts with 830 ... memberof Summit League Honor Roll each of the past two seasons and honored on Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence in 2013

2013: Again handled the bulk of the duties at firstbase, starting 54 of the 55 games he played ... sharedteam lead with 36 runs batted in, while ranking secondin hits (51), doubles (12) and home runs (2) ... posted 11multi-hit games, including two three-hit performances ...opened season by going 3-for-7 at the plate with a double in doubleheader against Waldorf (Iowa) (2/18) ...hit first home run of the season versus Mercer (Ga.)(3/9) ... put together eight-game hitting streak to closeout March ... went 3-for-6 with a double and three RBIin second game of doubleheader at Fort Wayne (4/12) ...hit three-run homer in second game of twinbill versusOakland (4/27) as part of seven-game hitting streak ...was 3-for-5 and scored twice in Summit League tourna-ment win over Oakland (5/24) ... drove in a run in eachgame of the NCAA Tournament versus Oregon (5/31)and San Francisco (6/1)

2012: Took over starting duties at first base, playingin 45 games with 41 starts ... led team in doubles (11)and slugging percentage (.472) and shared team leadwith four home runs ... ranked second on squad with.302 batting average ... posted 12 multi-hit games, including pair of two-hit games in series at Arkansas-Little Rock (3/6-7) ... went 2-for-4 with a double, homerun and four runs batted in to lead team to win in seriesopener at Northern Colorado (3/23) ... was 2-for-4 witha triple at Minnesota (3/28), then delivered go-aheadtwo-run home run in sixth inning of return matchupwith Golden Gophers (4/11) ... batted .362 (21-for-58)in Summit League play with .517 slugging percentage ...opened league play with first career four-hit game,going 4-for-6 with a double, two runs scored and twoRBI in first game of doubleheader at Fort Wayne (4/7)... posted back-to-back four-hit games, starting with 4-for-5 effort in series finale at Southern Utah, a gamein which he hit a three-run homer ... opened final seriesof the season by tying Division I-era single-game recordwith three doubles, while adding two RBI and three runsscored in win over Western Illinois (5/17) ... went over.300 mark on final day of season by going 3-for-5 withRBI and two runs scored versus Western Illinois (5/19)

2011: Provided a potent bat as a reserve and spotstarter ... played in 27 games with 12 starts ... batted.407 (11-for-27) in Summit League regular seasongames ... closed season by hitting safely in his last seven

games and 13 of his last 14 ... doubled in a run in pinch-hitting appearance at Northern Colorado for first colle-giate hit (3/18) ... recorded RBI double as pinch-hitter inhome opener versus Dakota Wesleyan (4/11) ... was 2-for-2 with double, RBI and run scored in second gameof twinbill versus Oakland (4/30) ... first collegiatehome run was a three-run shot as part of seven-run inning in Jackrabbit victory at Oral Roberts (5/15) ...was 2-for-3 at the plate in Summit League BaseballChampionship

BEFORE SDSU: Honorable mention all-districtselection who helped lead Plano West to state semifinalsafter tallying .446 batting average, nine home runs andarea-leading 55 runs batted in ... hit three home runs, including a grand slam, in postseason play ... recorded aslugging percentage of .691 ... also saw action on themound, turning with 3-1 record and 2.87 earned run average with four saves .... in addition, lettered inwrestling


-33-AARONMACHBITZ6-2, 225Senior • InfielderDallas, TexasPlano West H.S.Major: Health, Physical Education andRecreation

Bats: Right Throws: Right

AARON MACHBITZ’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2011 27-12 .346 .481 .386 52 8 18 4 0 1 11 1 13 0-02012 45-41 .302 .472 .362 159 28 48 11 2 4 27 10 32 0-02013 55-54 .270 .365 .329 189 20 51 12 0 2 36 16 28 0-0Totals 127-107 .293 .423 .355 400 56 117 27 2 7 74 27 73 0-0

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 6, at IPFW [1], 4-7-2012, and at IPFW, 4-12-2013 [2]Runs: 3, vs. Western Illinois, 5-17-2012Hits: 4, three times (last: vs. Western Illinois, 5-17-2012)Doubles: 3, vs. Western Illinois, 5-17-2012Runs Batted In: 4, at Northern Colorado, 3-23-2012Putouts: 16, vs. IPFW, 5-11-2013 [2]

JACKRABBIT SENIORS

Sam will vie for an expanded role at catcher duringhis senior season ... recognized academically on

Summit League Honor Roll during 2013 season

2013: Saw action in 24 games, including sevenstarts ... tallied at least one hit in six of seven games hestarted ... recorded a hit in each of the Jackrabbits’ winsover St. Bonaventure (N.Y.) in Florida (2/23-24) ... loneRBI of season came in road win at Alcorn State (Miss.)(3/5) ... was 2-for-4 with a run scored in SDSU victoryin series finale at Saint Louis (Mo.) (3/16) ... scored pairof runs in home win over Winnipeg (5/1) ... went 2-for-5with a double and run scored in second game of twinbillat Omaha (5/17) ... recipient of team’s Mr. Hustle Award

BEFORE SDSU: Was named Student-Athlete ofthe Year at Seward County Community College (Kan.)in 2012 ... batted .366 with a home run and 19 runs batted in ... also recorded a .430 on-base percentage and.484 slugging percentage as he tallied eight doubles ...member of Seward County team that made Junior College World Series in 2011 ... in high school, earnedhonorable mention all-state honors ... valedictorian ofgraduating class at Newcastle High School in 2010


-8-SAM PACK5-11, 165Senior • CatcherNewcastle, Okla.Newcastle H.S.Seward County(Kan.) C.C.Major: Business Economics

Bats: RightThrows:Right

SAM PACK’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 24-7 .257 .286 .350 35 5 9 1 0 0 1 4 6 0-0Totals 24-7 .257 .286 .350 35 5 9 1 0 0 1 4 6 0-0

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 5, at Omaha, 5-17-2013 [2]Runs: 2, vs. Winnipeg, 5-1-2013Hits: 2, at Saint Louis (Mo.), 3-16-2013 [2], and at Omaha, 5-17-2013 [2]Runs Batted In: 1, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-5-2013Putouts: 10, at Saint Louis (Mo.), 3-16-2013 [2]

JACKRABBIT SENIORS

Jake is expected to provide power from the left sideof the plate as he looks for a bounce-back season

in 2014 ... expected to contribute either at first base oras the designated hitter

2013: Saw action in 21 games with 13 starts in hisfirst season as a Jackrabbit ... began the season in the designated hitter role and turned in a pair of multi-hitgames .... went 3-for-4 with double, RBI and run scoredin losing effort against Ohio State (2/22) ... was a combined 2-for-5 with three runs batted in as SDSUswept a two-game series from Alcorn State (Miss.) (3/5-6) ... went 2-for-5 with a double, triple, two RBIand two runs scored in first game of doubleheader atSaint Louis (Mo.) (3/16) ... played in three SummitLeague games before missing final month of season dueto injury

BEFORE SDSU: Earned honorable mention all-region honors his sophomore season at EllsworthCommunity College (Iowa) after leading team with 13 doubles ... ranked second on team with eight home runsand 31 runs batted in, while hitting .269 as he started all43 games ...in 2011, recorded 12 extra-base hits (ninedoubles, one triple and two home runs) and tallied 21RBI ... lettered three times at Cedar Rapids Xavier HighSchool


-4-JAKE RATZ6-4, 225Senior • InfielderHiawatha, IowaCedar RapidsXavier H.S.Ellsworth (Iowa)C.C.Major: Sport, Recreationand Park Management

Bats: LeftThrows: Left

JAKE RATZ’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 21-13 .148 .241 .193 54 5 8 3 1 0 6 1 16 0-0Totals 21-13 .148 .241 .193 54 5 8 3 1 0 6 1 16 0-0

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 5, three times (last: at Northern Colorado, 3-31-2013)Runs: 2, at Saint Louis (Mo.), 3-16-2013 [1]Hits: 3, vs. Ohio State, 2-22-2013Runs Batted In: 2, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-6-2013, and atSaint Louis (Mo.), 3-16-2013 [1]Putouts: 9, vs. Ohio State, 2-23-2013

JACKRABBIT SENIORS

Tyler will again be in the running for the startingshortstop position this season and also may see

time on the mound in 2014

2013: Played in 31 games with 23 starts ... wasOpening Day starter at shortstop, going 2-for-3 with tworuns scored and four defensive assists in win over Waldorf (Iowa) (2/18) ... finished season with fivemulti-hit games, including going 2-for-4 with two runsbatted in versus Mississippi Valley State (3/1) ... went 2-for-5 with double and two runs scored in series finaleat Northern Colorado (3/31) ... recorded seven-highseven assists in second game of doubleheader versusNorth Dakota State (4/6) ... doubled and scored twice inwin over Winnipeg (5/1) ... was 2-for-4 in road game atNorth Dakota ... wrapped up regular season by going acombined 3-for-5 with a double and run scored in finaltwo games of series at Omaha (5/17-18) ... made pinch-running appearance in NCAA Tournament game againstSan Francisco (Calif.) (6/1) for lone postseason action

BEFORE SDSU: Was a second-team all-regionselection at shortstop for Ellsworth Community College(Iowa) during the 2012 season ... led team with .375 bat-ting average (51-for-136) and 20 stolen bases ... also tal-lied 32 runs scored, five doubles, one home run and 23runs batted in ... began his collegiate career at BellevueUniversity (Neb.), where he saw limited action both inthe field and on the mound in 2011 ... at the the preplevel, was a three-time all-conference honoree at CanonCity High School ... also was named conference defen-sive player of the year as a senior


-3-TYLERSHANNON6-3, 180Senior •Infielder/PitcherCanon City, Colo.Canon City H.S.Ellsworth (Iowa)C.C.Major: Pre-Economics

Bats: RightThrows:Right

TYLER SHANNON’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 31-23 .244 .282 .302 78 10 19 3 0 0 7 6 9 3-4Totals 31-23 .244 .283 .302 78 10 19 3 0 0 7 6 9 3-4

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 5, at Northern Colorado, 3-31-2013Runs: 2, three times (last: vs. Winnipeg, 5-1-2013)Hits: 2,five times (last: at Omaha, 5-17-2013 [2])Runs Batted In: 2, at Mississippi Valley State, 3-1-2013Assists: 7, vs. North Dakota State, 4-6-2013 [2]

JACKRABBIT SENIORS

Scott made an immediate impact last season andreturns as the starting right fielder ... honored for

academics on Summit League Honor Roll

2013: Named team’s Newcomer of the Year andGold Glove Award recipient after solid first season in aJackrabbit uniform ... shared team lead with 58 gamesplayed ... tallied team-best seven outfield assists ... alsoled team with 59 hits and 39 runs scored, while rankingthird with 32 runs batted in and two home runs ... posted16 multi-hit games, including five with three hits ...went a combined 5-for-10 with two doubles, two triples,eight runs batted in and three runs scored as Jackrabbitsswept two-game series from St. Bonaventure (N.Y.)(2/23-24) in Florida ... was 3-for-4 in losing effortagainst Mercer (Ga.) (3/9) ... hit first SDSU home runand scored a total of seven runs in three-game series atNorthern Colorado (3/29-31) ... went 2-for-5 with twoRBI and three runs scored in second game of double-header at Fort Wayne (4/12) ... was 3-for-4 with a doubleand two RBI in series finale against Oakland (4/28) ...notched two hits in each of the first three games of series at Western Illinois, including home run in opener(5/4-5) ... collected two hits in each game of a homedoubleheader against Fort Wayne, scoring a total ofthree runs and driving in four more (5/11) ... earned all-tournament honors at Summit League BaseballChampionship after hitting safely in all five games, including three-hit effort in opener versus Western Illinois (5/23) ... scored lone run of league title gameagainst North Dakota State (5/26) ... finished seasonwith a hit and run scored in NCAA Tournament gameversus San Francisco (Calif.) (6/1)

BEFORE SDSU: Was a second-team all-regionselection in 2012 for Iowa Central Community College... a team captain, he led team with 43 runs scored, 20doubles and 27 bases on balls ... batted .344 (63-for-

183) with three home runs and 41 runs batted in ... alsowas 6-of-10 on stolen bases ... in first junior college season, batted .302 with 11 doubles, a home run and 24RBI to go along with 12 stolen bases


-7-SCOTTSPLETT6-0, 205Senior • OutfielderApple Valley, Minn.Apple Valley H.S.Iowa Central C.C.Major: Biochemistry


SCOTT SPLETT’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 58-55 .288 .380 .371 205 39 59 9 2 2 32 24 60 5-6Totals 58-55 .288 .380 .371 205 39 59 9 2 2 32 24 60 5-6

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 6, vs. San Francisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013Runs: 4, at Northern Colorado, 3-31-2013Hits: 3, five times (last: vs. Western Illinois, 5-23-2013)Runs Batted In: 5, vs. St. Bonaventure (N.Y.), 2-24-2013Putouts: 6, at Fort Wayne, 4-12-2013 [2]

JACKRABBIT JUNIORS

Adam has been a member of the Jackrabbit rotation each of his first two seasons and is the

team’s top returning starting pitcher

2013: Earned second-team all-Summit League honors after posting 5-1 record in league games …ranked second on team with seven victories and thirdwith 41 strikeouts … allowed two earned runs or less ineight of 11 starts ... pitched at least six innings in eachSummit League start … opened season by striking outcareer-high seven batters in five shutout innings againstWaldorf (Iowa) (2/18) … matched career high withseven strikeouts and scattered four hits in seven shutoutinnings versus North Dakota State (4/7) … allowed onlyone run in each of his final two regular season starts,versus Fort Wayne (5/12) and at Omaha (5/17) …pitched six innings, but did not factor into decision, inSummit League tournament elimination game againstWestern Illinois (5/25) … did not walk a batter in hisfinal four starts, covering 25 innings

2012: Appeared in 12 games, including 11 starts ...ranked second on the team with three victories and 64.2innings pitched ... finished third on team with 48 strike-outs ... did not allow an earned run in 5 1/3 innings incollegiate debut against Murray State (Ky.) (2/25) ... allowed three runs and struck out six over eight inningsto earn first collegiate victory, at Northern Colorado(3/24) ... held Minnesota to one hit in 1 1/3 innings during lone relief outing (3/28) fanned six batters in 5 1/3 innings at Creighton (4/15)... started five SummitLeague games and posted a 2-1 record ... credited withvictory after allowing only one unearned run in 5 1/3 innings at IPFW (4/7) ... pitched Jackrabbits to victoryat Southern Utah with six-inning effort (5/12) ... was selected to pitch in the Pacific West Baseball LeagueAll-Star Game during the collegiate summer season as amember of the Top Speed Baseball Team ... posted an 8-1 record with a 1.36 earned run average and recorded62 strikeouts in 59 1/3 innings during summer campaign

BEFORE SDSU: Served as a team captain inboth football and baseball at Eden Prairie High School

... all-tournament team honoree in helping lead EdenPrairie to state baseball title in 2010 ... also was a keymember of American Legion World Series champi-onship team in 2011 and runner-up team in 2010 ...compiled a combined 14-1 record in 2010 and 2011high school seasons, posting 7-0 record with 1.75earned run average in 2010 and 7-1 mark during 2011campaign ... struck out 84 batters and walked only 14 incombined 89 1/3 innings between junior and senior seasons, allowing only one home run ... all-conferenceselection as a senior, after earning honorable mentionaccolades in 2010


-31-ADAM BRAY6-2, 210Junior • PitcherEden Prairie, Minn.Eden Prairie H.S.Major: Health Education


ADAM BRAY’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2012 4.31 3-3 12 11 0 0 0 64.2 78 46 31 24 48 .2872013 3.19 7-2 14 11 0 0 0 67.2 72 32 24 15 41 .273Totals 3.74 10-5 26 22 0 0 0 132.1 150 78 55 39 89 .280

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 8.0, at Northern Colorado [2], 3-24-2012Strikeouts: 7, vs. Waldorf (Iowa) [2], 2-18-2013, and vs. NorthDakota State, 4-7-2013

JACKRABBIT JUNIORS

Reid earned a role as the team’s regular startingcatcher down the stretch of the 2013 season ...

honored on both the Summit League Honor Roll and Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence

2013: Played in 40 games, starting 34 ... notched sixmulti-hit games ... doubled in first career at-bat as aJackrabbit, versus Waldorf (Iowa) (2/18) ... went 2-for-3in games against Mississippi Valley State (3/1) and Alcorn State (3/5) on Southern swing ... put togetherseven-game hitting streak, starting with 2-for-3 effort atIndiana State (3/9) ... streak ended with 2-for-4 gameagainst North Dakota State that included a double (4/7)... hit first career home run, a three-run shot, and drovein career-best four runs in first game of doubleheader atNorth Dakota State (5/14) ... went 2-for-3 with a double,RBI and three runs scored in victory over host Oaklandat Summit League Baseball Championship (5/24) ...named to all-tournament team at Eugene Regional ofNCAA Tournament after going 3-for-8 with a runscored in two games ... was 2-for-5 in tournament finaleagainst San Francisco (Calif.) (6/1)

2012: Redshirted due to NCAA rules after joiningJackrabbit baseball program at semester break from Illinois-Springfield ... played in Pacific West BaseballLeague All-Star Game in summer of 2012 ... batted .328with 13 runs batted in for Auburn (Calif.) Wildcats

BEFORE SDSU: Played freshman collegiateseason in 2011 at Division II Illinois-Springfield, wherehe ranked second on the team with .308 batting average... played in 32 games, starting 31 at catcher ... talliedfive doubles and 11 runs batted in for first-year program... at Princeton High School, was a two-time conferenceplayer of the year and set school records for runs battedin and doubles


-14-REID CLARY6-4, 200Junior • CatcherPrinceton, Ill.Princeton H.S.Illinois-SpringfieldMajor: Business Economics


REID CLARY’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 40-34 .269 .389 .355 108 13 29 6 2 1 19 15 18 1-3Totals 40-34 .269 .389 .355 108 13 29 6 2 1 19 15 18 1-3

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 5, at Northern Colorado, 3-30-2013, and vs. SanFrancisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013Runs: 3, at Oakland, 5-24-2013Hits: 2, six times (last: vs. San Francisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013)Runs Batted In: 4, at North Dakota State, 5-14-2013 [1]Putouts: 13, at North Dakota State, 5-14-2013 [2]

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Eric earned the bulk of the playing time in centerfield during Summit League play last season ...

recognized academically on Summit League Honor Rolland Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence

2013: Played in 45 games with 36 starts ... led teamwith 11 sacrifice bunts ... recorded 11 multi-hit games,starting with 2-for-2 effort with RBI and stolen base insecond game of season-opening doubleheader againstWaldorf (Iowa) (2/18) ... went 5-for-9 with a double, tworuns batted in and foru runs scored in two-game sweepof St. Bonaventure (N.Y.) (2/23-24) ... was 4-for-5 withdouble, triple, three RBI and two runs scored in secondgame of twinbill at Fort Wayne (4/12) ... went 2-for-5with two RBI and two runs scored in series finale atOakland (4/14) to start string of three consecutive two-hit games ... hit first collegiate home run to help leadJackrabbits to victory over Oakland (4/28) ... tallied twohits in both games of doubleheader at North DakotaState, going 2-for-4 with three RBI and two stolen basesin nitecap ... started last four Summit League BaseballTournament games and recorded hits in each of thechampionship series games versus North Dakota State(5/26) ... was 1-for-4 in NCAA Tournament opener atOregon ... recipient of team’s Mr. Hustle Award

2012: Lettered after playing in 31 games with 14starts ... singled in first career game, at Murray State(Ky.) (2/26) ... delivered pinch-hit run-scoring single inJackrabbit win at Northern Colorado (3/23) ... postedfirst career two-hit game, stole a base and scored a runin home win over Mount Mary (4/10) ... went 2-for-5with stolen base and run scored in non-conference gameversus North Dakota State (4/17) ... hit safely in finalfour games of season ... scored twice in win over Western Illinois (5/17) and was 2-for-4 in first game of doubleheader against the Leathernecks a day later (5/18)

BEFORE SDSU: Compiled impressive creden-tials on the diamond during both the high school andAmerican Legion seasons .... earned all-region and all-state honors after batting .636 as a junior and .437

during his senior season ... also recorded five homeruns, 46 runs batted in and .711 slugging percentageduring senior campaign ... lettered four times in highschool and three times in American Legion ball ... academic all-state selection and honor roll student


-6-ERICDANFORTH6-0, 150Junior • OutfielderWatertown, S.D.Watertown H.S.Major: Consumer Affairs

Bats: Left Throws: Left

ERIC DANFORTH’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2012 31-14 .224 .224 .254 67 12 15 0 0 0 8 3 10 3-42013 45-36 .278 .353 .338 133 24 37 5 1 1 17 12 22 5-9Totals 76-50 .260 .310 .315 200 36 52 5 1 1 25 15 32 8-13

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 6, at IPFW [1], 4-7-2012, and vs. St. Bonaventure(N.Y.), 2-23-2013Runs: 2, eight times (last: vs. IPFW, 5-10-2013)Hits: 4, at IPFW, 4-12-2013 [2]Runs Batted In: 3, at IPFW, 4-12-2013 [2], and at NorthDakota State, 5-18-2013 [2]Stolen Bases: 2, at North Dakota State, 5-18-2013 [2]Putouts: 5, at Omaha, 5-16-2013

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Blake will be counted on to fill a key role in theJackrabbit bullpen this season ... honored for his

work in the classroom on Summit League Honor Rolland Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence

2013: Appeared in 11 games — all in relief ... didnot factor into any decisions ... allowed only one extra-base hit ... retired both batters he faced as Jackrabbitsclaimed series finale at Mississippi Valley State (3/3)...struck out only batter he faced in helping secure seriessweep at Oakland (4/14) ... did not allow an earned runin his final four appearances which covered 5 2/3 innings ... posted two-inning relief outings at NorthDakota (5/7) and Omaha (5/16)

2012: Made appearances in nine games — all out ofthe bullpen — and averaged an inning per outing ...struck out season-high three batters in 1 1/3 innings ofwork in collegiate debut at Murray State (2/24) ...pitched scoreless inning versus Minnesota en route tofirst career victory (4/11) ... did not see any action dur-ing Summit League play

BEFORE SDSU: Two-time all-conference selection for Stevenson High School after posting combined 9-0 record over two seasons ... all-area pick asa senior ... helped lead Stevenson High School to third-place finish at 2010 state tournament after posting 0.66earned run average in 32 innings .... played for UpperDeck Cougars traveling team that won national champi-onship in 2009 after runner-up finish in 2008 ... teamplaced third at ESPN Rise/United States SpecialtySports Association Tournament in 2011


-18-BLAKEFIEDELMAN5-11, 190Junior • PitcherLong Grove, Ill.Stevenson H.S.Major: Consumer Affairs


BLAKE FIEDELMAN’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2012 15.00 1-2 9 0 0 0 0 9.0 14 17 15 14 7 .3412013 5.73 0-0 11 0 0 0 0 11.0 12 9 7 11 6 .273Totals 9.90 1-2 20 0 0 0 0 20.0 26 26 22 25 13 .306

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched:2.0, three times (last: at Omaha, 5-16-2013[2])Strikeouts: 3, at Murray State (Ky.), 2-24-2012

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Marcus is a two-sport athlete who will join theJackrabbit baseball team after the basketball

season … member of the Summit League Honor Rolland Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence inboth basketball and baseball

2013: Redshirted for baseball

2012: Appeared in 10 games — all out of thebullpen — and did not factor in any decisions ... postedconsecutive two-inning, scoreless outings in wins overMinnesota (4/11) and North Dakota (4/18) ... pitched infour Summit League contests, including turning in ascoreless inning with a strikeout versus Oral Roberts(4/27)

2011: Added depth in the Jackrabbit bullpen, making 11 appearances with one start ... struck out season-high four in two scoreless innings in collegiatedebut at Northern Colorado (3/18) ... credited with firstcollegiate victory after pitching 3 1/3 innings in relief atWestern Illinois (4/10) ... was winning pitcher in seriesopener at Centenary (La.) (4/15) ... ran record to 3-0 ashe threw season-high 5 1/3 innings in relief at NorthDakota State, allowing two runs and striking out three(5/10) ... made lone start of season at North Dakota,hurling 4 2/3 innings in losing effort (5/17) ... allowedonly one run in three innings of relief in regular seasonfinale against IPFW (5/20)

SDSU BASKETBALL: Has lettered threetimes in basketball entering senior season ... played in86 career games with one start ... played on back-to-back NCAA Tournament teams (2011-12 and 2012-13seasons) ... averaged 1.5 points and 1.5 rebounds pergame as a freshman, followed by averaged of 2.6 pointsand 2.1 rebounds as a sophomore ... shot 55.9 percentfrom the field during his junior season, when he postedaverages of 4.2 points and 2.7 rebounds per game

BEFORE SDSU: Posted 9-1 record with 0.87earned run average as a prep senior, following an 8-1mark and 0.74 ERA as a junior for back-to-back confer-ence championship teams at Rock Valley High School ...three-time all-conference honoree and two-time all-stateselection ... batted .394 as a junior and .462 as a senior... in basketball, averaged 19.3 points, 9.4 rebounds and5.1 assists per game his senior season en route to all-state recognition ... also lettered in football ... graduatedwith high honors and was a member of the NationalHonor Society ... academic all-state selection


-35-MARCUSHEEMSTRA6-9, 210Junior • PitcherRock Valley, IowaRock Valley H.S.Major: Mathematics


MARCUS HEEMSTRA’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2011 4.88 3-1 11 1 0 0 0 24.0 31 19 13 10 16 .3132012 6.61 0-0 10 0 0 0 0 16.1 22 14 12 8 18 .314Totals 5.58 3-1 21 1 0 0 0 40.1 53 33 25 18 34 .314

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 5.1, at North Dakota State, 5-10-2011Strikeouts: 4, at Northern Colorado, 3-18-2011

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Chad is a candidate to join the Jackrabbit startingrotation in 2014 after pitching well out of the

bullpen last season, followed by a strong summer seasonin which he was named Horizon Air Summer SeriesPitcher of the Year ... posted a 7-0 record with a 2.46earned run average for the Humboldt (Calif.) Crabs

2013: Pitched in 16 games, including two starts ...struck out career-high five batters in 2 1/3 scoreless innings to earn victory in series finale at MississippiValley State (3/3) ... picked up first career save bythrowing three scoreless innings in series opener atNorthern Colorado (3/29) ... struck out three batters intwo innings to earn save in first game of doubleheaderagainst North Dakota State (4/6) ... credited with wins inback-to-back appearances against Winnipeg (5/1) and insecond game of twinbill at Western Illinois (5/5) ...hurled three scoreless innings in relief stint at NorthDakota (5/7) ... pitched pair of scoreless innings in Summit League Baseball Championship opener againstWestern Illinois (5/23) ... threw a scoreless inningagainst San Francisco (Calif.) in NCAA Tournament

2012: Made five appearances — all out of thebullpen — during his first season with the Jackrabbits ...allowed three runs and struck out three batters over threeinnings in collegiate debut, at Arkansas State (3/2) ...made two appearances versus Iowa and pitched score-less inning in second outing, at Omaha ... did not seeany action during Summit League play ... put togetheran all-star season for the Auburn (Calif.) Wildcats in thePacific West Baseball League during the summer sea-son, posting a 2-2 record with two saves and a 3.65earned run average

BEFORE SDSU: Played for Team Alberta inthe 2010 Canada Cup, compiling 1-0 record with 1.31earned run average in 5 1/3 innings over two appear-ances en route to bronze-medal finish ... played at preplevel for Vauxhall Academy of Baseball ... honor rollstudent


-34-CHADHODGES6-4, 230Junior • PitcherMedicine Hat, AlbertaVauxhall H.S.Major: BusinessEconomics


CHAD HODGES’ CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2012 17.47 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 5.2 13 11 11 7 5 .4642013 4.76 3-2 16 2 0 0 2 28.1 29 18 15 15 18 .279Totals 6.88 3-2 21 2 0 0 2 34.0 42 29 26 22 23 .318

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 3.0, three times (last: at North Dakota, 5-7-2013)Strikeouts: 5, at Mississippi Valley State, 3-3-2013 [2]

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Talon served as the team’s primary setup man in2013 and is again expected to fill a key role for

the Jackrabbit pitching staff this season ... SummitLeague Distinguished Scholar and member of the Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence

2013: Ranked second on team with 18 appearances— all of which came in relief ... tied for second on teamwith two saves and tied for third with four wins ...pitched 3 2/3 scoreless innings at Indiana State (3/9) ...credited with first win of the season in series finale atSaint Louis (Mo.) (3/16) ... picked up victory in nextouting, striking out two batters in lone inning of work atNorthern Colorado (3/30) ... struck out career-highseven batters over three innings versus Oakland (4/27) ...credited with first career save after pitching three score-less innings in win at Western Illinois (5/4) ... pitchedfinal two innings to earn save in second game of double-header against Fort Wayne to secure sweep (5/11) ...earned victory in lone appearance at Summit LeagueBaseball Championship, pitching 1 2/3 scoreless inningsversus Western Illinois (5/25) ... threw 1 1/3 scorelessinnings against San Francisco (Calif.) in Eugene Regional of NCAA Tournament (6/1)

2012: Started three games and appeared in 12games overall during freshman season ... gave up oneearned run or fewer in nine of 12 appearances ... allowedtwo runs in four innings, but did not factor into the deci-sion, in first career start, at Nebraska (3/13) ... creditedwith first collegiate victory after pitching seven shutout innings, striking out six, against Mount Marty (4/10) ...hurled four innings of one-run baseball in series openerversus Western Illinois, a game the Jackrabbits rallied towin (5/17) ... made pinch-hitting appearance at ArkansasState for lone plate appearance of the season (3/4)

BEFORE SDSU: Earned honorable mentionLouisville Slugger High School All-America accolades

in 2011 after excelling both on the mound and in thefield for Mountain Range High School ... batted .534with six home runs and 31 runs batted in ... posted 8-1record with one save, striking out 73 and walking only18 to earn region Pitcher of the Year honors ... earnedUnited States Marine Corps Athlete of the Year honors... first-team all-conference and all-region honoree as an outfielder in 2010 ... also was an all-conference selection in football ... all-academic honoree


-24-TALONJUMPER6-1, 195Junior • PitcherBrighton, Colo.Mountain RangeH.S.Major: Health, Physical Education and Recreation


TALON JUMPER’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2012 3.62 1-2 12 3 0 0 0 32.1 36 18 13 17 18 .2932013 3.00 4-2 18 0 0 0 2 30.0 28 14 10 11 24 .243Totals 3.32 5-4 30 3 0 0 2 62.1 64 32 23 28 42 .269

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 7.0, vs. Mount Marty, 4-10-2012Strikeouts: 7, vs. Oakland, 4-27-2013 [2]

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Aaron (last name is pronounced clot) has provideda number of quality pitching appearances during

his first two seasons with the Jackrabbits ... SummitLeague Distinguished Scholar who also was named toCommissioner’s List of Academic Excellence

2013: Pitched in eight games — all in relief ... didnot give up an earned run in first four appearances ofthe season, starting with scoreless frame that included astrikeout against Ohio State (2/23) ... picked up first collegiate victory after striking out three batters in 1 2/3innings of one-run baseball in second game of double-header against Dakota State (4/24) ... longest outing ofthe season was a two-inning stint at Creighton (Neb.)(5/8) ... made lone appearance of Summit League season in final series at Omaha (5/17)

2012: Made six appearances with one start ... didnot factor into any decisions ... averaged more than astrikeout per inning and held opponents to .263 battingaverage ... did not allow a run in first four appearances,covering 4 1/3 innings ... pitched scoreless inning of relief in collegiate debut, at Arkansas State (3/4) ... allowed one run and struck out two in two innings as hemade first career start, versus Sioux Falls (4/24) ...pitched three strong innings, striking out career-best sixbatters, in relief stint against Western Illinois (5/18)

BEFORE SDSU: Earned all-section and all-conference honors twice at Albert Lea High School ...honored as Dick Seltz Big 9 Conference Player of theYear as a senior .... compiled a 15-7 career record on themound under coach Joe Sczublewski with a 2.34 earnedrun average ... struck out 134 batters in 134 1/3 careerinnings and held opponents to .235 batting average ...also led team in hitting ... two-time Albert Lea Tribune

Co-Player of the Year ... all-state honoree who was selected to play in the Minnesota Lions All-Star Game... also competed in basketball and football .... academicall-state selection and member of the National HonorSociety ... parents both graduated from SDSU


-30-AARONKLATT6-4, 195Junior • PitcherAlbert Lea, Minn.Albert Lea H.S.Major: Exercise Science/Pre-Physician’s Assistant


AARON KLATT’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2012 0.96 0-0 6 1 0 0 0 9.1 10 3 1 4 10 .2632013 7.27 1-0 8 0 0 0 0 8.2 11 8 7 3 5 .324Totals 4.00 1-0 14 1 0 0 0 18.0 21 11 8 7 15 .292

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 3.0, vs. Western Illinois [1], 5-18-2012Strikeouts: 6, vs. Western Illinois [1], 5-18-2012

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J.D. solidified the closer's role during his first twoseasons with the Jackrabbits, earning team’s

Fireman of the Year Award in both 2012 and 2013 ... enters junior campaign second in career saves at SDSUwith 18 ... Summit League Distinguished Scholar whoalso was honored on Commissioner's List of AcademicExcellence in 2013

2013: Set Jackrabbit single-season record with 13saves in earning second-team all-Summit League andfirst-team all-Midwest Region honors from the Ameri-can Baseball Coaches Association … also led team with26 appearances … averaged 10.8 strikeouts per nine innings with 38 K’s in 31.2 innings … did not allow arun in his first nine appearances … pitched two score-less innings for first save of the season, versus St.Bonaventure (N.Y.) (2/24) … struck out three batters intwo innings to secure save in series finale at Saint Louis(Mo.) (3/16) …. fanned the side for save at NorthernColorado (3/30) … recorded another two-inning save inseries finale versus Oakland (4/28) … notched twosaves in series at Western Illinois (5/4-5) … set newJackrabbit single-season mark with 11th save, recordingfour of five outs via the strikeout, in second game ofdoubleheader at North Dakota State (5/14) …. named toall-tournament team at Summit League Baseball Cham-pionship after recording two saves in three scoreless appearances … pitched in both NCAA Tournamentgames, including five-strikeout performance in career-long 3 2/3 innings against San Francisco (Calif.) (6/1)

2012: Led team with five saves ... ... ranked third onteam with 17 appearances — all in relief ... averaged9.35 strikeouts per nine innings ... combined to throwtwo scoreless innings over pair of outings at season-opening series at Murray State (Ky.) (2/25-26) ... threwhitless inning of relief in second game of doubleheaderat Northern Colorado to earn first career save (3/24) ...did not allow an earned run in four Summit League appearances ... struck out seven batters in 4 2/3 inningsof work during league play and limited opponents to.176 batting average... in longest outing of the season,

did not allow a hit and struck out two batters over 2 1/3innings to earn save at Southern Utah ... fanned the sideto earn fifth save of the season and close out Jackrabbitcomeback victory over Western Illinois (5/17)

BEFORE SDSU: Was most valuable player ofhis high school team at Meadowvale Secondary Schoolin 2010 ... also played for the Ontario Blue Jays travelteam, which won the Premier Baseball League of Ontario championship and was Connie Mack regionalrunner-up in 2011


-22-J.D.MOORE6-2, 225Junior • PitcherMississauga, OntarioMeadowvale Secondary SchoolMajor: Pre-Economics


J.D. MOORE’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2012 7.27 0-1 17 0 0 0 5 17.1 22 15 14 8 18 .3142013 1.99 0-2 26 0 0 0 13 31.2 18 7 7 14 38 .175Totals 3.86 0-3 43 0 0 0 18 49.0 40 22 21 22 56 .231

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 3.2, vs. San Francisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013Strikeouts: 5, vs. San Francisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013

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Al served as the starting second baseman for thebulk of the 2013 season ... honored for work in

the classroom on Summit League Honor Roll and as amember of the Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence

2013: Played in 54 games, starting 48 ... rankedthird on team with seven stolen bases and 36 runsscored also ranked fourth on squad with 49 hits ... was aperfect 7-for-7 in stolen base attempts ... posted eightmulti-hit games ... in first career start, went 2-for-3 withtwo runs batted in as Jackrabbits completed season-opening doubleheader sweep of Waldorf (Iowa) (2/18) ...was 2-for-3 with an RBI at Indiana State (3/9) ... went 3-for-4 with two RBI and three runs scored in series finale at Northern Colorado (3/31) ...combined to go 4-for-4 with pair of doubles and three runs scored indoubleheader at Fort Wayne (4/12) ... was 3-for-5 with aruns scored in opening game of twinbill versus DakotaState (4/24) ... posted back-to-back two-hit games toclose out home series against Fort Wayne (5/11-12) ...started all five games at Summit League BaseballChampionship, going 2-for-3 with run scored in elimi-nation game versus Western Illinois (5/25)

2012: Redshirted due to NCAA rules after joiningJackrabbit baseball program at semester break from theUniversity of Illinois-Springfield

BEFORE SDSU: Played one season at Illinois-Springfield ... started 37 games in the infield for UIS in2011 and batted .287 with 16 runs batted in for the first-year program ... at West Chicago High School, he was atwo-time all-conference and all-area selection, compil-ing a .652 slugging percentage as a senior.


-21-AL ROBBINS6-0, 175Junior • InfielderWest Chicago, Ill.West Chicago H.S.Major: Business Economics

Bats: LeftThrows: Right

AL ROBBINS’ CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 54-48 .263 .296 .364 186 36 49 6 0 0 14 21 35 7-7Totals 54-48 .263 .296 .364 186 36 49 6 0 0 14 21 35 7-7

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 6, at Northern Colorado, 3-30-2013, and at FortWayne, 4-12-2013 [2]Runs: 3, four times (last: at Omaha, 5-17-2013 [2])Hits: 3, three times (last: vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [1])Runs Batted In: 2, vs. Waldorf (Iowa), 2-18-2013 [2], and atNorthern Colorado, 3-31-2013Assists: 7, at Oakland, 4-14-2013 [2]Putouts: 6, vs. Fort Wayne, 5-12-2013

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Jordan saw limited action his first two seasons withthe Jackrabbits, but will be in contention for the

starting nod at third base during the 2014 season

2013: Appeared in 13 games, including four starts... recorded a hit in all four starts ... delivered sacrificefly in win at Mississippi Valley State in opening game ofdoubleheader (3/3) ... hit first collegiate home run, athree-run shot, and added another RBI later in game, tohelp Jackrabbits finish off sweep of Dakota State (4/24)... went 1-for-2 with walk and RBI in second game ofdoubleheader at Western Illinois (5/5) ... was 1-for-3 anddrove in a run in regular season finale at Omaha (5/18)... also set career-high with five assists in finale atOmaha

2012: Played in nine games with three starts at thirdbase ... scored first collegiate run in pinch-running appearance at Arkansas-Little Rock (3/7) ... lone hit ofthe season was a run-scoring single in the ninth inningat Northern Colorado, a game in which he also drove ina run with a groundout and scored twice (3/25) ... scoredrun in start at Minnesota (3/28) ... tallied season-bestfour assists in first career start, at Arkansas State (3/4)

BEFORE SDSU: Played on Team British Columbia that won gold medal at Canada Cup ... batted.352 and recorded on-base percentage of .443 in 2010while earning all-star recognition for the CoquitlamReds of British Columbia Premier Baseball League ...tallied 15 doubles and drove in 29 runs in 42 regularseason games ... honor roll student


-26-JORDANVARGA6-0, 185Junior • InfielderPort Coquitlam,British ColumbiaRiverside SecondarySchoolMajor: Health Education

Bats: Left Throws: Right

JORDAN VARGA’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2012 9-3 .067 .067 .222 15 4 1 0 0 0 2 2 5 0-02013 13-4 .190 .333 .308 21 2 4 0 0 1 7 3 3 0-0Totals 22-7 .139 .222 .279 36 6 5 0 0 1 9 5 8 0-0

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 4, three times (last: vs. Fort Wayne, 5-11-2013 [1])Runs: 2, at Northern Colorado, 3-25-2012Hits: 1, five times (last: at Omaha, 5-18-2013)Runs Batted In: 4, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013Assists: 5, at Omaha, 5-18-2013

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Nick has filled in both as an occasional mid-weekstarter and out of the bullpen during his first two

seasons with the Jackrabbits ... honored for academicsas Summit League Distinguished Scholar and memberof the Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence ...older brother, Brett, previously played baseball at SDSU,and his younger sister, Kerri, plays for the Jackrabbitwomen’s basketball team

2013: Made five appearances, including one start ...pitched scoreless inning with a strikeout in season debutin opening game of doubleheader at Mississippi ValleyState (3/3) ... lone start of season came in second gameof doubleheader versus Dakota State (4/24) ... wrappedup season with relief appearances against Winnipeg(5/1) and at Creighton (5/8)

2012: Pitched in seven games, including pair ofstarts ... struck out season-high three batters in three innings of work as he made first collegiate start, at Iowa(4/4) ... allowed one run over two innings as Jackrabbitsdefeated Minnesota (4/11) ... was credited with the winin relief after allowing two runs in three innings versusNorth Dakota (4/18) ... pitched two scoreless innings atNorth Dakota in final start and appearance of the season

BEFORE SDSU: Three-sport standout atMitchell High School, earning first-team all-state hon-ors as a pitcher during senior season ... also was an aca-demic all-state selection ... named first-team all-EasternSouth Dakota and received second-team all-state honorsin basketball as a starter for state runner-up squad ...honorable mention all-ESD in football during seniorcampaign ... member of the National Honor Society


-36-NICK YOUNG6-5, 205Junior • PitcherMitchell, S.D.Mitchell H.S.Major: Pharmacy


NICK YOUNG’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2012 10.80 1-0 7 2 0 0 0 11.2 21 14 14 4 5 .4292013 9.00 0-0 5 1 0 0 0 5.0 4 6 5 8 2 .222Totals 10.26 1-0 12 3 0 0 0 16.2 25 20 19 12 7 .373

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 3, at Iowa, 4-4-2012, and vs. North Dakota, 4-18-2012Strikeouts: 3, at Iowa, 4-4-2012

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-28-ANDREWCLEMEN6-3, 215Sophomore •PitcherDes Moines,IowaDowlingCatholic H.S.Major: MechanicalEngineering


Andrew got a taste of collegiate action in 2013 andwill seek an expanded role out of the bullpen this

season

2013: Made 11 appearances — all of which came inrelief ... struck out two batters in one-inning outing at Alcorn State (Miss.) (3/5) ... fanned two batters in lone inning of relief at Minnesota (3/27) ... recorded pair ofstrikeouts in inning of work in second game of twinbillversus Dakota State (4/24) ... made two relief appearancesagainst both Oakland and North Dakota State in SummitLeague play

BEFORE SDSU: Anchored a strong DowlingCatholic High School pitching staff during the 2012 regular season, posting a 9-0 record with a 0.87 earned runaverage in earning Class 4A first-team all-state honorsfrom the Iowa Newspaper Association ... also pitched forDowling Catholic’s state title team in 2011 ... member ofstate championship football team in fall of 2010


CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 1.0, six times (last: at Omaha, 5-16-2013)Strikeouts: 2, three times (last: vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [2])

ANDREW CLEMEN’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2013 4.91 0-1 11 0 0 0 0 7.1 11 4 4 3 10 .355Totals 4.91 0-1 11 0 0 0 0 7.1 11 4 4 3 10 .355

-19-ZACH COPPOLA5-9, 145Sophomore •OutfielderWindsorHeights, IowaDowlingCatholic H.S.Major: Consumer Affairs

Bats: LeftThrows: Right

Zach platooned for much of the 2013 season in centerfield and will again add speed and depth to the

outfield corps ... earned a spot on Summit League HonorRoll for academics during freshman season

2013: Played in 50 games with 35 starts ... ranked second on team with nine stolen bases ... was 9-for-10 onstolen base attempts ... recorded seven multi-hit games, including three three-hit games ... put together impressivecollegiate debut by going 4-for-6 at the plate with threeRBI, three runs scored and two stolen bases in sweepingdoubleheader from Waldorf (Iowa) (2/18) ... also scoredthree times in wins over St. Bonaventure (N.Y.) (2/24) andAlcorn State (Miss.) (3/5) ... recorded first three-hit game,going 3-for-4 with two RBI in series opener at NorthernColorado (3/29) ... went 3-for-3 with double and two runsscore in win over Winnipeg (5/1) ... was 2-for-3 with adouble in regular season finale at Omaha (5/18) ... startedNCAA Tournament game against San Francisco (6/1)

BEFORE SDSU: Captained the Iowa NewspaperAssociation Class 4A All-State Team during his senior sea-son in helping lead Dowling Catholic High School back tothe state tournament ... batted .421 with 53 hits and 35 runsscored during the regular season in 2012 ... earned second-team all-conference and was an all-district pick as a junior,when Dowling Catholic won the Class 4A state title ... hit

.396 with a .480 on-base percentage and 16 stolen bases in2011 ... also played on a state championship football teamin 2010 ... earned all-academic recognition in both baseballand football

CAREER HIGHSRuns: 3, three times (last: at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-5-2013)Hits: 3, three times (last: vs. Winnipeg, 5-1-2013)Stolen Bases: 2, vs. Waldorf (Iowa), 2-18-2013Putouts: 6, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-6-2013, and vs. Mercer(Ga.), 3-9-2013

ZACH COPPOLA’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 50-35 .296 .333 .386 108 22 32 4 0 0 10 14 22 9-10Totals 50-35 .296 .333 .386 108 22 32 4 0 0 10 14 22 9-10


-15-JOE ERICKSON6-3, 190Sophomore •PitcherUrbandale, IowaDowlingCatholic H.S.Major: Pre-Economics


Joe will be in the running for an expanded role on theJackrabbit pitching staff after turning in some impres-

sive performances during his freshman season ... earned aspot on Summit League Honor Roll for academics

2013: Pitched in 10 games, including pair of starts ...did not factor into any decisions ... posted back-to-backoutings of three shutout innings each against Mercer (Ga.)(3/9) and first game of doubleheader versus Saint Louis(Mo.) (3/16), starting streak of seven straight relief appear-ances without allowing an earned run ... struck out pair ofbatters in relief stints against Northern Colorado (3/30) andWinnipeg (5/1) ... made first career start in mid-week gameat North Dakota (5/7) ... fanned career-high four batters infour innings in start at North Dakota State (5/14)

BEFORE SDSU: Was another Jackrabbit whoplayed a key role on Dowling Catholic High School’s statechampionship baseball team in 2011 ... second-team all-conference honoree after compiling a 7-1 record with a1.47 earned run average ... limited opponents to .110 batting average during junior season, allowing only 24 hitsin 52.1 innings pitched


CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched: 4.0, at North Dakota State, 5-14-2013 [2]Strikeouts: 4, at North Dakota State, 5-14-2013 [2]

JOE ERICKSON’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO Opp Avg.2013 3.50 0-0 10 2 0 0 0 18.0 19 8 7 6 13 .268Totals 3.50 0-0 10 2 0 0 0 18.0 19 8 7 6 13 .268

-29-MICHAELFINOCCHIARO5-10, 195Sophomore •OutfielderOmaha, Neb.Omaha Westside H.S.Major: Sport, Recreation andPark Mgmt.


Michael is a two-sport athlete at South Dakota State,who also is a member of the Jackrabbit football

team

2013: Saw action in 17 games, with two starts ...scored lone run of season in pinch-running appearance versus St. Bonaventure (N.Y.) ... collected first collegiatehit in series opener at Mississippi Valley State (3/1) ...recorded hit in lone at-bat at Alcorn State (Miss.) (3/6) ...tallied season-high three putouts in first career start, versusMercer (Ga.) (3/9) ... went a combined 2-for-4 with twoRBI in doubleheader sweep of Dakota State (4/24) ... delivered sacrifice fly in home win over Winnipeg (5/1)

BEFORE SDSU: Was a two-sport standout atOmaha Westside High School ... all-state honoree and two-time first-team all-Metro selection in baseball ... played onstate American Legion championship team in 2010 andrunner-up squad in 2012 ... batted .417 with 73 hits and 42runs batted in during final season of Legion ball ... alsowas a standout punter in high school who averaged 40.2yards per punt as a high school junior and 41.6 yards as asenior ... academic all-Metro honoree

CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 4, vs. Mercer (Ga.), 3-9-2013Runs: 1, vs. St. Bonaventure (N.Y.), 2-24-2013Hits: 1, four times (last: vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [2]RBI: 2, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [1]Putouts: 3, vs. Mercer (Ga.), 3-9-2013

MICHAEL FINOCCHIARO’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 17-2 .167 .167 .192 24 1 4 0 0 0 3 1 9 0-0Totals 17-2 .167 .167 .192 24 1 4 0 0 0 3 1 9 0-0


-25-ZACH HOLT5-10, 145Sophomore •UtilityBloomington, Ill.BloomingtonCatholic CentralMajor: Consumer Affairs


Zach saw action all over the field during his freshmanseason and will again fill a utility role in 2014 ...

named to Summit League Honor Roll for academics

2013: Hit .462 while seeing action in 14 games ... went2-for-2 at the plate against Alcorn State (Miss.) (3/5) ...singled and scored in pinch-hitting appearance in firstgame of doubleheader against Dakota State (4/24), thenwent 1-for-3 with two runs scored in first career start inGame 2 ... singled in final at-bat of season, against FortWayne (5/12)

BEFORE SDSU: Started three seasons at shortstopfor Bloomington Central Catholic High School ... three-time all-conference selection ... led his high school team inhitting and stolen bases as a senior, compiling a .368 careerbatting average with 51 career stolen bases ... honor rollstudent ... is a cousin of Minnesota Twins All-Star JoeMauer


CAREER HIGHSHits: 2, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-5-2013Runs: 2, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [2]Putouts: 2, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [2]

ZACH HOLT’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 14-1 .462 .462 .500 13 6 6 0 0 0 0 1 4 0-0Totals 14-1 .462 .462 .500 13 6 6 0 0 0 0 1 4 0-0

-23-PAULJACOBSON6-1, 190Sophomore •OutfielderDakota Dunes,S.D.Sioux City Heelan H.S.Major: Pre-Economics


Paul enjoyed a solid first season in the Jackrabbitlineup, earning a starting spot in left field ... member

of the Summit League Honor Roll for academics

2013: Started 47 games ... led team with 15 doublesand 10 stolen bases in 12 attempts ... recorded team-best13-game hitting streak that began in February and ended inlate March ... recorded 11 multi-hit games, including pairof two-hit efforts in series sweep of Alcorn State (Miss.)(3/5-6) ... hit first collegiate home run in series finaleagainst Saint Louis (Mo.), helping team to 5-3 victory(3/16) ... stole three bases and scored two runs in series-opening win at Northern Colorado (3/29) ... went combined 4-for-6 with two doubles, two runs scored andthree RBI in doubleheader sweep at Oakland (4/14) ... doubled and scored twice in home victory over Winnipeg(5/1) ... ended season with two-hit game, including 15thdouble, in NCAA Tournament versus San Francisco (6/1)

BEFORE SDSU: Put together an outstanding all-around prep career at Bishop Heelan High School in SiouxCity, Iowa, lettering and serving as team captain in foursports ... in baseball, he batted nearly .500 each of his lasttwo seasons, earning first-team Class 3A all-state honorsfrom both the Iowa Newspaper Association and Iowa Baseball Coaches Association in 2012 ... batted .493 withan .804 slugging percentage during his senior season ... hitsix home runs and stole 27 bases as a senior, after record-ing nine home runs and 18 steals as a junior ... recordedschool-record .447 career batting average with 17 homeruns and school-record 136 runs batted in ... in football,

was a first-team all-state selection at quarterback after set-ting single-game and single-season records for touchdownpasses ... played on two state championship basketballteams and competed on a state title track and field team ...competed in a total of seven state tournaments during prepcareer ... honor student ... his late grandfather, JimSchmidt, is a member of the Jackrabbit Sports Hall ofFame, while his uncle, Pat Schmidt, was an all-conferenceinfielder for the Jackrabbits from 1991-95

CAREER HIGHSRuns: 2, eight times (last: at North Dakota State, 5-16-2013 [1])Hits: 2, 11 times (last: vs. San Francisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013Doubles: 2, vs. Winnipeg, 5-1-2013Stolen Bases: 3, at Northern Colorado, 3-29-2013Putouts: 9, vs. San Francisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013

PAUL JACOBSON’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 55-47 .293 .415 .371 164 37 48 15 1 1 20 13 29 10-12Totals 55-47 .293 .415 .371 164 37 48 15 1 1 20 13 29 10-12


-2-CODYSHARROW6-1, 165Sophomore • InfielderJericho, Vt.Mount MansfieldUnion H.S.Major: Architecture


Cody will be in search of a more prominent role inthe infield after seeing limited action as a freshman

in 2013

2013: Played in eight games with four starts at themiddle infield positions ... tallied three assists and oneputout as starting shortstop in collegiate debut against Waldorf (Iowa) (2/18) ... collected first collegiate hit andRBI in road win at Alcorn State (Miss.) ... went 4-for-4with a double, RBI and three runs scored as starting second baseman in second game of doubleheader versusDakota State (4/24) ... did not see action in Summit Leagueplay

BEFORE SDSU: Was selected as the GatoradePlayer of the Year for Vermont in 2012 ... a three-time all-metro selection at shortstop, he batted .538 with 21 runsbatted in during the regular season his senior year ... alsoposted a 5-1 record with a 1.75 earned run average ... alsoearned all-tournament honors at the Vermont American Legion State Tournament in helping team to a state title in2011


CAREER HIGHSAt-Bats: 4, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [2]Hits: 4, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [2]Runs: 4, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [2]RBI: 1, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-5-2013, and vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013Assists: 3, vs. Waldorf (Iowa), 2-18-2013 [2]

CODY SHARROW’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS AVG SLG OBP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT2013 8-4 .333 .400 .444 15 3 5 1 0 0 2 2 7 0-0Totals 8-4 .333 .400 .444 15 3 5 1 0 0 2 2 7 0-0

JACKRABBIT NEWCOMERS

Chris is expected to help bolster the Jackrabbit pitching staff followingan outstanding career at the junior college level ... helped lead

Waubonsee Community College to a third-place finish in the NJCAA Division III World Series in 2013 ... earned all-tournament honors afterthrowing a 2-0 shutout victory in the opener, retiring 21 consecutive battersin one stretch ... for the season, he posted an 8-4 record with a 2.16 earnedrun average ... struck out 84 batters and allowed only 69 hits in 87 1/3 innings in earning first-team all-Illinois Skyway Conference honors ... second-team all-league honoree as a freshman ... 2011 graduate ofWaubonsie Valley High School

-12-CHRISANDERSON6-3, 185Junior • PitcherAurora, Ill.Waubonsie Valley H.S.Waubonsee C.C. (Ill.)Major: Sports Recreation and ManagementBats: LeftThrows: Left

Derek was a late addition to the Jackrabbit roster, transferring to SDSUafter spending the fall semester at New Mexico State ... will sit out

2013 season due to NCAA transfer rules ... first-team all-state shortstopand academic all-state selection during senior season ... was winningpitcher in state championship game in 2012

DEREK FEIGE6-0, 170Freshman • PitcherSioux Falls, S.D.O’Gorman H.S.New Mexico StateMajor: Exercise ScienceBats: RightThrows: Right



Mitch joins the Jackrabbit baseball program after an outstanding all-around prep career at Flandreau High School ... earned first-team

all-state recognition in football and golf, and was a third-team all-statehonoree in basketball ... played on two state championship football teams... named Big East Conference Most Valuable Player and was selected toplay in South Dakota All-Star Basketball Game ... in baseball, played ontwo state championship American Legion teams ... received Big StickAward at state Legion tournament ... member of the National Honor Society

-1-MITCH FOSTER5-11, 175Freshman • InfielderFlandreau, S.D.Flandreau H.S.Major: EntrepreneurialStudiesBats: RightThrows: Right

Derringer will add depth to the Jackrabbit pitching staff after previouslypitching in the junior college ranks ... began his collegiate career at

the University of Illinois-Springfield, but redshirted ... pitched during the2013 season at Lincoln Land Community College in Springfield, Ill.,where he posted a 3-9 record in 13 starts, but struck out 64 batters in 65 2/3 innings ... 2011 graduate of Troy Buchanan (Mo.) High School,where he lettered three times in baseball

-27-DERRINGERHUFF6-4, 200Sophomore • PitcherTroy, Mo.Troy Buchanan H.S.Lincoln Land C.C. (Ill.)Major: Pre-EconomicsBats: RightThrows: Right

Ryan was one of the top pitchers in the Twin Cities Metro area as a senior, when he posted a 0.77 earned run average with 42 strikeouts in

27 1/3 innings for St. Louis Park High School ... also batted .429 in beingnamed to Metro West All-Star Team ... lettered three times in baseball andwas an all-conference selection and team MVP during his junior and senior seasons ... also lettered four times in hockey ... team captain andteam MVP during his senior season ... was named to honorable mentionall-conference squad two times

-35-RYAN FROOM6-1, 190Freshman • PitcherCrystal, Minn.St. Louis Park H.S.Major: ExploratoryStudiesBats: RightThrows: Right

Kyle was a late addition to the Jackrabbit roster in 2013 and redshirted... earned all-conference and all-district honors in baseball at Rock

Valley High School ... lettered three times in baseball ... lettered threetimes in track and field and was a state qualifier in both the 4x100 and4x200 relays ... played on pair of district championship football teams ...also lettered twice in basketball ... recipient of Excellence in AcademicAchievement Award

-39-KYLE JENSEN5-10, 170Redshirt Freshman •PitcherRock Valley, IowaRock Valley H.S. Major: Early ChildhoodEducationBats: RightThrows: Right



Matt is a candidate to fill the third base position this season ... was oneof the top power hitters in the state of Iowa, hitting a combined 22

home runs over his final three seasons at Ankeny High School ... letteredfour times in baseball ... also compiled an 18-2 record on the mound from2011-13 ... batted .305 with three home runs as a sophomore, adding a 5-1pitching record ... earned first-team all-state honors for state championshipteam in 2012, when he hit .438 with 13 home runs, 14 doubles and 51 runsbatted in, along with an .867 slugging percentage ... also in 2012, was 7-1on the mound with a 1.52 ERA ... again earned first-team all-state honorsas a senior in 2013, when he batted .356 with six home runs, 14 doublesand team-high 43 RBI ... went undefeated on the mound, posting a 6-0record with 1.83 ERA in helping lead Ankeny to state quarterfinals ... selected to play in 2013 All-Star Series by Iowa High School Coaches Association

-9-MATT JOHNSON6-2, 195Freshman • InfielderAnkeny, IowaAnkeny H.S.Major: Consumer AffairsBats: LeftThrows: Right

Patrick excelled in both baseball and soccer at St. Joseph’s High Schoolin South Bend, Ind. ... lettered three times in baseball, earning all-

Diocesean honors as a senior in leading team to section title ... played onNorthern Indiana Conference championship team as a junior ... also earnedthree varsity letters in soccer, playing on sectional championship squadshis junior and senior seasons ... member of National Honor Society andGerman National Honor Society ... also active in South Bend/MishawakaYouth Leadership

-37-PATRICK KORMAN6-0, 175Freshman • InfielderGranger, Ind.St. Joseph’s H.S.Major: Biology/Pre-OptometryBats: RightThrows: Right

Ethan enjoyed an outstanding all-around prep career at Storm LakeHigh School, where he was a highly decorated athlete in four sports ...

named Siouxland Male Athlete of the Year in 2013 by the Sioux City Journal ... in baseball, was a four-time all-district selection and two-timeall-state honoree ... compiled 7-1 record with a 1.34 earned run average asa senior, recording 84 strikeouts in 52 1/3 innings and holding opponentsto a .138 batting average ... hit 15 career home runs in helping lead team topair of state tournament berths ... qualified four times for the state trackand field meet in the discus, winning a state title as a senior with a throwof 176 feet, 4 inches ... also was a two-time all-district selection in footballas a tight end and defensive end ... caught 27 passes for 464 yards andthree touchdowns his senior season, adding 65 tackles and 10 tackles forloss on defense ... earned all-conference honors two times in basketball, averaging 15.8 points and 10.8 rebounds per game as a senior

-17-ETHAN KENKEL6-5, 210Freshman • PitcherStorm Lake, IowaStorm Lake H.S.Major: Consumer AffairsBats: RightThrows: Right

Austin played all over the field for the Washington High School andSioux Falls Post 15 East American Legion baseball programs, but is

expected to settle into a pitching role at the collegiate level .... compiled 4-2 record with 1.77 earned run average and 49 strikeouts in 36 inningsduring junior season at Sioux Falls Washington ... went on to post 6-3record with 3.30 ERA during American Legion season in 2012, which included a no-hitter in Upper Midwest Classic ... batted .370 during 2012Legion season when team finished as state runner-up, then earned squad’sBig Stick Award in 2013 after hitting team-best .390 ... did not pitch during2013 Legion season due to injury ... Regent Scholar

-32-AUSTIN KOST6-1, 180Freshman • PitcherSioux Falls, S.D.Washington H.S. Major: Pre-EconomicsBats: RightThrows: Right



Trey will add further depth to the catching position for the Jackrabbits... lettered four times in baseball at Sioux City East High School,

earning all-conference and all-district honors three times ... named first-team all-state in helping lead team to state championship as a senior ... alsolettered in football, golf and track and field ... member of the NationalHonor Society and Spanish Honor Society ... active in National Council onYouth Leadership and served as a mentor in violence prevention

-5-TREY LAPKE6-1, 175Freshman • CatcherSioux City, IowaSioux City East H.S.Major: Pre-EconomicsBats: RightThrows: Right

Jesse made the decision to transfer to South Dakota State after two successful seasons at the NCAA Division III level at Buena Vista

University (Iowa) ... will sit out the 2014 season due to NCAA transferrules ... began collegiate career by being named team’s Freshman of theYear and was an honorable mention all-Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference selection ... batted .306 with a home run and 15 runs batted inas a freshman ... earned second-team all-conference recognition as a short-stop in 2013, when he batted .321 with 18 RBI while starting all 42 games... 2011 graduate of St. Peter High School, where he earned all-South Central Conference honors three times

JESSE MUNSTERMAN6-2, 195Junior • InfielderSt. Peter, Minn.St. Peter H.S.Buena Vista (Iowa)Major: ExploratoryStudiesBats: RightThrows: Right

Chayse returns to the state of South Dakota for his collegiate athleticcareer ... grew up in Vermillion, where he was a member of the Class

B high school state championship baseball team ... all-state honoree whoalso played on the Class B American Legion state runner-up team in 2012... family later moved to Florida, where he was a second-team all-leagueselectioin in football

-38-CHAYSEMEIERKORT6-2, 190Freshman • CatcherCelebration, Fla.Celebration H.S.Major: ExploratoryStudiesBats: RightThrows: Right

Matt joined the Jackrabbit baseball program in the fall and will sit outthe 2014 season due to NCAA transfer rules ... played one season at

the University of Sioux Falls, where he saw action both in the field and onthe mound ... credited with one hit, two runs scored and a stolen base inlimited action ... made six pitching appearances for a total of four inningsout of the bullpen, posting a 4.50 earned run average ... 2012 graduate ofBrookings High School ... was named Most Valuable Player of 2012 ClassA American Legion State Tournament after helping lead Brookings to title.... batted .417 with 41 runs batted in and was 10-1 on the mound with a2.12 ERA en route to earning all-state honors ... member of the Sioux FallsArgus Leader Elite 45 for football ... academic all-state selection in football, basketball and baseball

MATT THOMAS6-0, 210Sophomore • InfielderBrookings, S.D.Brookings H.S. Univ. of Sioux FallsMajor: Consumer AffairsBats: RightThrows: Right

22001133 IINN RREEVVIIEEWW

2013 SEASON REVIEW

A mix of veterans and talented newcomerspushed the South Dakota State University baseball team to the top of The Summit Leagueduring the 2013 season.

“We had tremendous leadership in our seniorclass,” said head coach Dave Schrage, whoseteam improved from 18 wins his first season in2012 to a 35-24 overall record and first-everberth in the NCAA Tournament at the Division Ilevel last season.

If anything, the 2013 edition of the Jackrabbitbaseball team was consistent. SDSU’s longestlosing streak of the entire season was threegames, while its biggest winning streak was five.

Avoiding riding the roller coaster proved especially important in a season in which theability to get in games was a challenge. Extendedwintry weather hindered the home schedule, wiping out one entire home weekend of SummitLeague play and forcing another to be moved toOmaha.

In all, the Jackrabbits played only nine gamesat Erv Huether Field, compiling a 7-2 overallmark and 6-2 record against Summit Leaguefoes. Highlighting the home slate was a four-game sweep of Fort Wayne that solidified theJackrabbits’ bid to be the top seed in the Summit League Baseball Championship.

Pitching paced the team throughout the 2013season. The Jackrabbit pitching staff recorded itslowest team earned run average since 1978 witha Summit League-best 3.37, and the squad’seight shutouts were the most since the 1967 teamblanked opponents nine times.

The Jackrabbits’ pitching prowess was reflected in the year-end awards as four SDSUpitchers received all-Summit League recognition.

Senior right-hander Layne Somsen became thefirst Jackrabbit player to earn a major SummitLeague award as he was named the league’sPitcher of the Year. Despite ending with a 4-5record, Somsen ranked among the league leaderswith a 1.87 earned run average, 91 strikeouts in91 1/3 innings and holding opponents to a .196batting average.

Somsen also came up big in the postseason. Ahard-luck losing pitcher in the opening game ofthe Summit League Baseball Championshipagainst Western Illinois on May 23, Somsenstruck out four batters in the final two innings ofa 1-0 victory over North Dakota State in the titlegame to help send the Jackrabbits to the NCAATournament for the first time. Somsen, who wasdrafted and signed by the Cincinnati Reds afterthe season, limited national seed Oregon to onlyone earned run in seven-plus innings in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.

Fellow senior right-hander Stephen Bougheralso was a first-team all-league performer, post-

ing an 8-2 record in becoming the Jackrabbits’all-time leader in games started (48) and inningspitched (299 1/3). Bougher, who later signedwith the Lincoln SaltDogs of the independentAmerican Association, also finished second incareer victories at SDSU, compiling a 22-15 career record.

Sophomore pitchers Adam Bray and J.D.Moore earned second-team honors.

Bray filled the role of No. 3 starter, compilinga 7-2 record with a 3.19 ERA.

Moore solidified the Jackrabbit bullpen, setting an SDSU single-season record with 13saves. The right-hander went on to be named tothe all-region team by the American BaseballCoaches Association after striking out 38 battersin only 31 2/3 innings.

The Jackrabbit offense was led by senior designated hitter Daniel Telford. The left-handedhitting Telford paced SDSU with a .410 battingaverage and six home runs despite missing a couple weeks midway through the season due toinjury.

Telford returned to form late in the season, hitting .389 (7-for-18) with a home run, threedoubles and five runs batted in as he was namedmost outstanding player of the Summit LeagueBaseball Championship.

A revamped Jackrabbit outfield also combinedto turn in a solid 2013 season. Newcomers PaulJacobson and Scott Splett gained the startingspots at the corner outfield spots, while freshmanZach Coppola and sophomore Eric Danforth platooned much of the season in center field.

Jacobson led the team with 10 stolen basesand 15 doubles, posting a .293 batting averagewith 20 runs batted in during his freshman season. Splett, meanwhile, patrolled right fieldon an everyday basis and led the team with 59hits, 39 runs scored and seven outfield assists.

Coppola batted .296 and stole nine bases in 35starts, while Danforth posted a .278 average in36 starts between center and left.

The Jackrabbit defense was further solidifiedup the middle when senior Daniel Marra tookover the everyday duties at shortstop midwaythrough the season, and newcomers Al Robbinsat second base and Reid Clary at catcher lockeddown starting spots.

Marra chipped in with a .274 batting average,drove in 22 runs and was one of the toughestplayers to strike out on the team, fanning only 14times in 164 at-bats.

Robbins batted .263 and was a perfect 7-for-7in stolen bases, while Clary checked in with a.269 batting average and 19 RBI. Clary wasnamed to the all-tournament team at the EugeneRegional of the NCAA Tournament.

The Jackrabbits’ starting corner infielders alsoturned in solid 2013 seasons. Senior AndrewMelton started 57 games at third base and earnedSummit League Player of the Week honors twice.Melton ranked fourth on the team with 29 runsbatted in and drew a team-best 34 bases on balls.

Machbitz, in his second season as the startingfirst baseman, shared the team lead with 36 RBI,ranked in a tie for second with two homes andended the season with a .270 batting average.


THE JACKRABBIT BASEBALL team displays the Summit League championship bannerafter SDSU defeated North Dakota State by scores of 2-0 and 1-0 on May 26, 2013, in Rochester,Mich., to win the conference postseason title. By virtue of winning the tournament title, SDSUadvanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time at the Division I level.

2013 GAME-BY-GAME

DATE OPPONENT SCORE SITE SDSU OPPONENT W-L PITCHER OF RECORD

Feb. 18 vs. Waldorf (Iowa) W, 3-0 Minneapolis, Minn. 3-6-1 0-3-2 1-0 Stephen Bougher (1-0)Feb. 18 vs. Waldorf (Iowa) W, 5-0 Minneapolis, Minn. 5-10-1 0-6-4 2-0 Adam Bray (1-0)Feb. 22 vs. Ohio State L, 2-10 Port Charlotte, Fla. 2-8-3 10-11-0 2-1 Layne Somsen (0-1)Feb. 23 vs. St. Bonaventure (N.Y.) W, 10-5 Port Charlotte, Fla. 10-13-3 5-8-2 3-1 Kolton Emery (2-0)Feb. 23 vs. Ohio State L, 2-5 Port Charlotte, Fla. 2-4-2 5-12-3 3-2 Shane Kraemer (0-1)Feb. 24 vs. St. Bonaventure (N.Y.) W, 12-7 Port Charlotte, Fla. 12-13-2 7-11-1 4-2 Adam Bray (2-0)Mar. 1 at Mississippi Valley State L, 3-4 Greenville, Miss. 3-11-1 4-6-2 4-3 Talon Jumper (0-1)Mar. 3 at Mississippi Valley State W, 12-2 Greenville, Miss. 12-9-1 2-6-2 5-3 Stephen Bougher (2-0)Mar. 3 at Mississippi Valley State W, 6-4 Greenville, Miss. 6-10-3 4-5-2 6-3 Chad Hodges (1-0)Mar. 5 at Alcorn State (Miss.) W, 18-4 Lorman, Miss. 18-24-0 4-9-7 7-3 Kolton Emery (2-0)Mar. 6 at Alcorn State (Miss.) W, 10-2 Lorman, Miss. 10-10-1 2-8-2 8-3 Shane Kraemer (1-1)Mar. 8 vs. Mercer (Ga.) L, 3-4 Terre Haute, Ind. 3-7-5 4-5-0 8-4 Chad Hodges (1-1)Mar. 9 vs. Mercer (Ga.) L, 2-10 Terre Haute, Ind. 2-10-2 10-12-1 8-5 Stephen Bougher (2-1)Mar. 9 at Indiana State L, 4-5 Terre Haute, Ind. 4-8-3 5-8-0 8-6 Adam Bray (2-1)Mar. 15 at Saint Louis (Mo.) W, 3-0 St. Louis, Mo. 3-6-0 0-7-0 9-6 Layne Somsen (1-1)Mar. 16 at Saint Louis (Mo.) L, 6-11 St. Louis, Mo. 6-10-1 11-11-1 9-7 Kolton Emery (2-1)Mar. 16 at Saint Louis (Mo.) W, 5-3 St. Louis, Mo. 5-11-0 3-9-2 10-7 Talon Jumper (1-1)Mar. 27 at Minnesota L, 1-5 Minneapolis, Minn. 1-4-1 5-10-1 10-8 Kolton Emery (2-2)Mar. 29 at Northern Colorado W, 5-1 Greeley, Colo. 5-12-0 1-7-2 11-8 Layne Somsen (2-1)Mar. 30 at Northern Colorado W, 11-8 Greeley, Colo. 11-13-6 8-13-3 12-8 Talon Jumper (2-1)Mar. 31 at Northern Colorado L, 12-13 Greeley, Colo. 12-17-2 13-17-4 12-9 J.D. Moore (0-1)Apr. 5 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE L, 2-3 Erv Huether Field 2-8-1 3-6-1 12-10 (0-1) Layne Somsen (2-2)Apr. 6 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE W, 5-4 Erv Huether Field 5-7-2 4-7-2 13-10 (1-1) Stephen Bougher (3-1)Apr. 6 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE L, 1-3 Erv Huether Field 1-6-4 3-9-0 13-11 (1-2) Kolton Emery (2-3)Apr. 7 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE W, 3-0 Erv Huether Field 3-8-0 0-4-3 14-11 (2-2) Adam Bray (3-1)Apr. 12 *at Fort Wayne L, 0-1 Fort Wayne, Ind. 0-3-0 1-5-2 14-12 (2-3) Layne Somsen (2-3)Apr. 12 *at Fort Wayne W, 14-11 Fort Wayne, Ind. 14-20-3 11-15-0 15-12 (3-3) Shane Kraemer (2-1)Apr. 14 *at Oakland W, 3-0 Rochester, Mich 3-5-0 0-3-4 16-12 (4-3) Stephen Bougher (4-1)Apr. 14 *at Oakland W, 10-3 Rochester, Mich. 10-14-2 3-9-3 17-12 (5-3) Adam Bray (4-1)Apr. 24 DAKOTA STATE W, 14-7 Sioux City, Iowa 14-17-0 7-9-3 18-12 Talon Jumper (3-1)Apr. 24 DAKOTA STATE W, 11-7 Sioux City, Iowa 11-9-1 7-13-5 19-12 Aaron Klatt (1-0)Apr. 26 *OAKLAND L, 2-3 Papillion, Neb. 2-7-0 3-7-0 19-13 (5-4) Chad Hodges (1-2)Apr. 27 *OAKLAND W, 8-1 Papillion, Neb. 8-9-0 1-2-6 20-13 (6-4) Stephen Bougher (5-1)Apr. 27 *OAKLAND L, 3-4 Papillion, Neb. 3-6-5 4-6-1 20-14 (6-5) Kolton Emery (2-4)Apr. 28 *OAKLAND W, 6-4 Papillion, Neb. 6-13-1 4-9-3 21-14 (7-5) Adam Bray (5-1)May 1 WINNIPEG W, 12-2 Erv Huether Field 12-12-0 2-7-4 22-14 Chad Hodges (2-2)May 4 *at Western Illinois W, 4-1 Macomb, Ill. 4-8-0 1-3-1 23-14 (8-5) Layne Somsen (3-3)May 4 *at Western Illinois W, 5-0 Macomb, Ill. 5-7-2 0-3-0 24-14 (9-5) Stephen Bougher (6-1)May 5 *at Western Illinois L, 1-2 Macomb, Ill. 1-4-0 2-5-3 24-15 (9-6) Adam Bray (5-2)May 5 *at Western Illinois W, 3-2 Macomb, Ill. 3-6-0 2-7-1 25-15 (10-6) Chad Hodges (3-2)May 7 at North Dakota L, 3-4 Grand Forks, N.D. 3-7-1 4-10-3 25-16 Andrew Clemen (0-1)May 8 at Creighton (Neb.) L, 1-7 Omaha, Neb. 1-1-0 7-12-1 25-17 Shane Kraemer (2-2)May 10 *FORT WAYNE W, 6-2 Erv Huether Field 6-11-0 2-2-2 26-17 (11-6) Layne Somsen (4-3)May 11 *FORT WAYNE W, 5-2 Erv Huether Field 5-8-0 2-7-1 27-17 (12-6) Stephen Bougher (7-1)May 11 *FORT WAYNE W, 8-3 Erv Huether Field 8-10-0 3-7-4 28-17 (13-6) Kolton Emery (3-4)May 12 *FORT WAYNE W, 8-2 Erv Huether Field 8-13-1 2-8-2 29-17 (14-6) Adam Bray (6-2)May 14 *at North Dakota State L, 10-11 Fargo, N.D. 10-9-3 11-10-0 29-18 (14-7) Talon Jumper (3-2)May 14 *at North Dakota State W, 6-5 Fargo, N.D. 6-8-0 5-14-1 30-18 (15-7) Shane Kraemer (3-2)May 16 *at Omaha L, 0-6 Omaha, Neb. 0-4-1 6-13-0 30-19 (15-8) Layne Somsen (4-4)May 17 *at Omaha L, 4-6 Omaha, Neb. 4-7-0 6-10-3 30-20 (15-9) Stephen Bougher (7-2)May 17 *at Omaha W, 12-5 Omaha, Neb. 12-15-0 5-10-2 31-20 (16-9) Adam Bray (7-2)May 18 *at Omaha L, 2-8 Omaha, Neb. 2-6-2 8-11-1 31-21 (16-10) Kolton Emery (3-5)May 23 ^vs. Western Illinois L, 2-4 Rochester, Mich. 2-6-1 4-12-2 31-22 Layne Somsen (4-5)May 24 ât Oakland W, 8-4 Rochester, Mich. 8-12-2 4-8-1 32-22 Stephen Bougher (8-2)May 25 ^vs. Western Illinois W, 5-4 Rochester, Mich. 5-7-0 4-9-1 33-22 Talon Jumper (4-2)May 26 ^vs. North Dakota State W, 2-0 Rochester, Mich. 2-8-1 0-7-0 34-22 Kolton Emery (4-5)May 26 ^vs. North Dakota State W, 1-0 Rochester, Mich. 1-6-0 0-7-0 35-22 Shane Kraemer (4-2)May 31 %at Oregon L, 2-3 Eugene, Ore. 3-2-1 2-5-2 35-23 J.D. Moore (0-2)June 1 %vs. San Francsico (Calif.)[13inn.] L, 3-4 Eugene, Ore. 5-10-2 4-11-2 35-24 Shane Kraemer (4-3)

* Summit League regular season game^ Summit League Baseball Championship game% NCAA Tournament game


2013 STATISTICS

2013 OVERALL HITTING STATISTICSPlayer AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB ATT25-Zach Holt .462 14 1 13 6 6 0 0 0 0 6 .462 1 0 4 0 .500 0 0 0 05-Daniel Telford .410 42 27 122 25 50 9 3 6 36 83 .680 8 0 21 2 .439 2 0 0 0 37-Cody Sharrow .333 8 4 15 3 5 1 0 0 2 6 .400 2 1 7 0 .444 0 0 0 09-Nick Andrews .299 35 24 77 17 23 5 0 1 14 31 .403 10 11 12 1 .449 0 0 0 019-Zach Coppola .296 50 35 108 22 32 4 0 0 10 36 .333 14 3 22 1 .386 2 3 9 10 23-Paul Jacobson .293 55 47 164 37 48 15 1 1 20 68 .415 13 8 29 0 .371 1 6 10 1224-Steven Autenrieth .293 23 13 41 3 12 0 0 0 2 12 .293 6 1 9 2 .396 0 1 0 17-Scott Splett .288 58 55 205 39 59 9 2 2 32 78 .380 24 6 60 3 .371 5 6 5 66-Eric Danforth .278 45 36 133 24 37 5 1 1 17 47 .353 12 1 22 0 .338 2 11 5 93-Daniel Marra .274 55 47 164 24 45 7 0 0 24 52 .317 22 7 14 4 .379 2 5 1 2 33-Aaron Machbitz .270 55 54 189 20 51 12 0 2 36 69 .365 16 3 28 9 .329 5 4 0 0 14-Reid Clary .269 40 34 108 13 29 6 2 1 19 42 .389 15 0 18 2 .355 1 2 1 3 21-Al Robbins .263 54 48 186 36 49 6 0 0 14 55 .296 21 9 35 8 .364 1 6 7 7 8-Sam Pack .257 24 7 35 5 9 1 0 0 1 10 .286 4 1 6 2 .350 0 0 0 0 2-Andrew Melton .251 58 57 187 35 47 12 1 0 29 61 .326 34 5 31 3 .374 4 5 2 4 38-Austin Black .250 7 0 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 3 1 0 0 .625 0 0 0 0 1-Tyler Shannon .244 31 23 78 10 19 3 0 0 7 22 .282 6 1 9 0 .302 1 3 3 4 26-Jordan Varga .190 13 4 21 2 4 0 0 1 7 7 .333 3 1 3 0 .308 1 0 0 0 29-Michael Finocchiaro .167 17 2 24 1 4 0 0 0 3 4 .167 1 0 9 0 .192 1 0 0 0 4-Jake Ratz .148 21 13 54 5 8 3 1 0 6 13 .241 1 2 16 1 .193 0 0 0 0Totals .279 59 59 1,928 330 538 98 11 15 279 703 .365 216 61 355 38 .365 28 52 43 58Opponents .259 59 59 1,866 241 483 73 7 14 213 612 .328 170 37 384 31 .329 25 39 70 88

2013 OVERALL PITCHING STATISTICSPlayer ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP12-Layne Somsen 1.87 4 5 15 13 1 0 3 1 91.1 63 26 19 30 91 6 0 1 .196 8 7 22-J.D. Moore 1.99 0 2 26 0 0 0 4 13 31.2 18 7 7 14 38 3 1 1 .175 3 1 10-Stephen Bougher 2.86 8 2 15 14 5 2 2 0 88.0 84 43 28 23 62 11 0 4 .247 9 2 17-Talon Jumper 3.00 4 2 18 0 0 0 1 2 30.0 28 14 10 11 24 6 1 1 .243 3 2 31-Adam Bray 3.19 7 2 14 11 1 0 2 0 67.2 72 32 24 15 41 13 1 3 .273 4 6 15-Joe Erickson 3.50 0 0 10 2 0 0 0 0 18.0 19 8 7 6 13 1 0 0 .268 0 135-Kenton Welbig 3.60 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5.0 7 2 2 2 3 1 0 0 .333 0 027-Shane Kraemer 4.43 4 3 15 6 0 0 1 0 42.2 61 29 21 16 39 10 1 2 .351 3 611-Kolton Emery 4.45 4 5 11 10 0 0 1 0 56.2 64 35 28 13 32 13 1 1 .283 4 234-Chad Hodges 4.76 3 2 16 2 0 0 0 2 28.1 29 18 15 15 18 5 1 1 .279 4 228-Andrew Clemen 4.91 0 1 11 0 0 0 0 0 7.1 11 4 4 3 10 2 0 0 .355 3 218-Blake Fiedelman 5.73 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 11.0 12 9 7 11 6 1 0 0 .273 2 330-Aaron Klatt 7.27 1 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 8.2 11 8 7 3 5 1 1 0 .324 5 336-Nick Young 9.00 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 4 6 5 8 2 0 0 0 .222 3 0Totals 3.37 35 24 59 59 7 8 6 18 491.1 483 241 184 170 384 73 7 14 .259 51 37Opponents 4.70 24 35 59 59 4 2 1 11 492.0 538 330 257 216 355 98 11 15 .279 59 61

2013 OVERALL FIELDING STATISTICS


Player TC PO A E PCTSam Pack 60 58 2 0 1.000Nick Andrews 38 37 1 0 1.000Kolton Emery 18 6 12 0 1.000Shane Kraemer 13 1 12 0 1.000 Stephen Bougher 13 1 12 0 1.000 Michael Finocchiaro 11 10 1 0 1.000 Daniel Telford 8 8 0 0 1.000Joe Erickson 5 1 4 0 1.000Chad Hodges 4 1 3 0 1.000J.D. Moore 4 0 4 0 1.000Zach Holt 3 3 0 0 1.000

Player TC PO A E PCTBlake Fiedelman 2 0 2 0 1.000Aaron Klatt 1 0 1 0 1.000Andrew Clemen 1 0 1 0 1.000Aaron Machbitz 470 442 24 4 .991 Steven Autenrieth 96 89 6 1 .990Reid Clary 253 223 26 4 .984Eric Danforth 58 54 3 1 .983Scott Splett 112 103 7 2 .982Al Robbins 232 99 125 8 .966Layne Somsen 29 12 16 1 .966Zach Coppola 96 89 2 5 .948

Player TC PO A E PCTPaul Jacobson 88 80 3 5 .943Andrew Melton 179 52 116 11 .939Daniel Marra 162 48 104 10 .938Jake Ratz 28 24 2 2 .929Adam Bray 12 0 11 1 .917Jordan Varga 10 1 8 1 .900Tyler Shannon 105 25 65 15 .857Cody Sharrow 15 6 6 3 .800Talon Jumper 5 1 3 1 .800

2013 STATISTICS

2013 HITTING STATISTICS — SUMMIT LEAGUE GAMESPlayer AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB ATT24-Steven Autenrieth .391 11 7 23 2 9 0 0 0 0 9 .391 2 0 5 2 .440 0 1 0 05-Daniel Telford .375 18 14 56 9 21 3 0 3 15 33 .589 5 0 13 1 .419 1 0 0 08-Sam Pack .333 8 2 9 1 3 1 0 0 0 4 .444 1 0 1 0 .400 0 0 0 06-Eric Danforth .319 24 19 69 16 22 2 1 1 12 29 .420 7 0 12 0 .377 1 7 2 57-Scott Splett .311 26 24 90 16 28 3 0 1 14 34 .378 11 1 23 3 .385 2 2 3 423-Paul Jacobson .311 26 23 74 15 23 8 1 0 9 33 .446 7 5 12 0 .402 1 2 2 49-Nick Andrews .308 16 11 39 5 12 1 0 0 5 13 .333 3 5 5 0 .426 0 0 0 01-Tyler Shannon .308 8 4 13 2 4 1 0 0 0 5 .385 2 0 2 0 .400 0 0 0 126-Jordan Varga .273 5 3 11 0 3 0 0 0 2 3 .273 1 0 3 0 .333 0 0 0 021-Al Robbins .268 26 25 97 22 26 5 0 0 4 31 .320 7 2 17 4 .327 1 3 2 233-Aaron Machbitz .241 25 25 83 9 20 7 0 1 16 30 .361 6 1 14 5 .297 1 2 0 03-Daniel Marra .241 26 24 79 13 19 2 0 0 10 21 .266 11 6 7 2 .375 0 2 0 014-Reid Clary .235 19 17 51 6 12 3 0 1 10 18 .353 5 0 10 0 .304 0 1 1 219-Zach Coppola .233 18 11 30 5 7 1 0 0 3 8 .267 5 1 9 1 .351 1 1 1 22-Andrew Melton .171 26 25 70 9 12 4 0 0 13 16 .229 17 2 13 1 .341 2 2 0 029-Michael Finocchiaro.000 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0 04-Jake Ratz .000 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0Totals .277 26 26 802 131 222 41 2 7 113 288 .359 90 23 149 19 .362 10 23 11 20Opponents .247 26 26 777 92 192 28 4 9 85 255 .328 63 14 159 13 .312 9 17 25 30

2013 PITCHING STATISTICS — SUMMIT LEAGUE GAMESPlayer ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP22-J.D. Moore 0.00 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 4.2 3 1 0 1 7 0 1 0 .176 0 018-Blake Fiedelman 0.00 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3.1 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .182 1 217-Talon Jumper 1.15 0 1 7 0 0 0 1 2 15.2 11 6 2 7 16 3 0 1 .200 0 131-Adam Bray 1.62 5 1 6 6 1 0 1 0 39.0 32 10 7 7 21 5 1 2 .227 3 227-Shane Kraemer 1.80 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 10.0 14 3 2 1 11 1 0 0 .341 0 012-Layne Somsen 2.66 2 3 6 6 1 0 0 0 40.2 30 13 12 12 35 3 0 1 .211 4 510-Stephen Bougher 2.82 5 1 6 6 4 1 1 0 38.1 31 13 12 10 26 3 0 2 .220 4 022-J.D. Moore 3.09 0 0 10 0 0 0 1 6 11.2 7 4 4 8 14 1 1 1 .179 2 028-Andrew Clemen 3.86 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 2.1 2 1 1 1 3 1 0 0 .250 2 111-Kolton Emery 4.88 1 3 6 6 0 0 0 0 31.1 40 21 17 10 19 7 0 1 .310 4 115-Joe Erickson 7.20 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 9 4 4 2 4 0 0 0 .391 0 034-Chad Hodges 9.28 1 1 6 1 0 0 0 1 10.2 11 13 11 4 8 3 1 1 .268 2 230-Aaron Klatt 36.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 3 4 4 1 0 1 1 0 .500 0 0Totals 3.27 16 10 26 26 6 3 2 9 209.0 192 92 76 63 159 28 4 9 .247 22 14Opponents 4.67 10 16 26 26 4 2 1 5 206.0 222 131 107 90 149 41 2 7 .277 25 23

2013 FIELDING STATISTICS — SUMMIT LEAGUE GAMES


Player C PO A E PCTZach Coppola 29 28 1 0 1.000Sam Pack 18 18 0 0 1.000Layne Somsen 14 6 8 0 1.000Kolton Emery 11 2 9 0 1.000Stephen Bougher 8 1 7 0 1.000Adam Bray 7 0 7 0 1.000Nick Andrews 4 4 0 0 1.000Shane Kraemer 2 0 2 0 1.000Chad Hodges 2 1 1 0 1.000Talon Jumper 2 1 1 0 1.000Zach Holt 1 1 0 0 1.000

Player C PO A E PCTJ.D. Moore 1 0 1 0 1.000Blake Fiedelman 1 0 1 0 1.000Joe Erickson 1 0 1 0 1.000Aaron Machbitz 229 219 9 1 .996Reid Clary 117 106 10 1 .991Scott Splett 54 49 4 1 .981Steven Autenrieth 49 44 4 1 .980Eric Danforth 31 28 2 1 .968Al Robbins 120 45 71 4 .967Paul Jacobson 38 33 3 2 .947Daniel Marra 87 21 60 6 .931

Player C PO A E PCTAndrew Melton 71 16 49 6 .915Jordan Varga 8 1 6 1 .875Tyler Shannon 17 3 11 3 .824Jake Ratz 0 0 0 0 .000Daniel Telford 0 0 0 0 .000Michael Finocchiaro 0 0 0 0 .000Andrew Clemen 0 0 0 0 .000Aaron Klatt 0 0 0 0 .000Totals 922 627 268 27 .971Opponents 941 618 274 49 .948

2013 GAME-BY-GAME HITTING


Date Opponent AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP SOFeb. 18 vs. Waldorf (Iowa) 24 3 6 3 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 6Feb. 18 vs. Waldorf (Iowa) 32 5 10 4 1 0 0 4 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 11Feb. 22 vs. Ohio State 34 2 8 2 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 10Feb. 23 vs. St. Bonaventure (N.Y.) 37 10 13 8 3 2 0 5 0 1 0 3 0 1 1 7Feb. 23 vs. Ohio State 29 2 4 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 7Feb. 24 vs. St. Bonaventure (N.Y) 38 12 13 12 5 1 0 5 0 1 0 2 1 2 1 5March 1 at Mississippi Valley State 35 3 11 3 1 0 0 3 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 3March 3 at Mississippi Valley State 32 12 9 9 3 0 0 10 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 1March 3 at Mississippi Valley State 33 6 10 5 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 5March 5 at Alcorn State (Miss.) 50 18 24 16 3 1 0 8 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 3March 6 at Alcorn State (Miss.) 35 10 10 7 2 0 0 7 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 7March 8 vs. Mercer (Ga.) 30 3 7 3 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 3 1 0 8March 9 vs. Mercer (Ga.) 34 2 10 2 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 9March 9 at Indiana State 35 4 8 4 1 0 0 5 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 15March 15 at Saint Louis (Mo.) 31 3 6 3 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5March 16 at Saint Louis (Mo.) 35 6 10 6 3 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 11March 16 at Saint Louis (Mo.) 36 5 11 4 1 0 2 4 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 6March 27 at Minnesota 31 1 4 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 7March 29 at Northern Colorado 38 5 12 4 1 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 10March 30 at Northern Colorado 40 11 13 10 1 1 1 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 10March 31 at Northern Colorado 42 12 17 8 2 1 0 5 0 0 1 3 2 0 1 4April 5 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE 32 2 8 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 5April 6 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE 26 5 7 5 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5April 6 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE 33 1 6 1 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10April 7 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE 32 3 8 3 1 0 0 3 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 8April 12 *at Fort Wayne 25 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6April 12 *at Fort Wayne 43 14 20 14 3 1 2 5 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 6April 14 *at Oakland 24 3 5 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 5April 14 *at Oakland 41 10 14 8 2 0 0 4 0 1 0 2 0 0 3 8April 24 vs. Dakota State 36 14 17 12 5 0 1 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 4April 24 vs. Dakota State 29 11 9 9 1 0 2 4 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 4April 26 *vs. Oakland 31 2 7 2 1 1 0 5 1 1 1 2 0 1 0 8April 27 *vs. Oakland 28 8 9 5 2 0 0 4 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 7April 27 *vs. Oakland 31 3 6 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 4April 28 *vs. Oakland 33 6 13 6 2 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 1May 1 WINNIPEG 37 12 12 8 4 0 0 9 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 6May 4 *at Western Illinois 27 4 8 4 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 2May 4 *at Western Illinois 31 5 7 5 2 0 0 5 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 5May 5 *at Western Illinois 26 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 8May 5 *at Western Illinois 22 3 6 2 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 7May 7 at North Dakota 35 3 7 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 5May 8 at Creighton (Neb.) 26 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2May 10 *FORT WAYNE 32 6 11 5 3 0 0 2 0 1 1 2 2 1 0 4May 11 *FORT WAYNE 28 5 8 5 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10May 11 *FORT WAYNE 32 8 10 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 2 2 2 0 4May 12 *FORT WAYNE 35 8 13 6 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 6May 14 *at North Dakota State 30 10 9 9 1 0 1 10 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2May 14 *at North Dakota State 35 6 8 6 2 0 0 4 0 3 0 1 0 0 2 4May 16 *at Omaha 28 0 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 7May 17 *at Omaha 29 4 7 4 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 7May 17 *at Omaha 39 12 15 11 5 0 0 7 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 2May 18 *at Omaha 29 2 6 2 1 0 0 5 0 0 2 2 2 0 1 8May 23 ^vs. Western Illinois 32 2 6 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3May 24 ât Oakland 36 8 12 8 4 0 1 6 1 2 0 1 1 1 1 5May 25 ^vs. Western Illinois 30 5 7 4 2 0 0 5 1 1 0 3 3 0 0 7May 26 ^vs. North Dakota State 29 2 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 1 5May 26 ^vs. North Dakota State 30 1 6 1 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 1May 31 %at Oregon 31 2 5 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 5June 1 %vs. San Francisco 44 3 10 2 2 0 0 3 2 0 0 1 4 1 1 9

Totals 1,928 330 538 279 98 11 15 216 8 43 15 61 52 28 38 355*Summit League regular season game ^ Summit League Baseball Championship game (Rochester, Mich.) %NCAA Tournament game (Eugene, Ore.)Home games in CAPS

2013 GAME-BY-GAME PITCHING


Date Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP DP IBB ScoreFeb. 18 vs. Waldorf (Iowa) 7.0 3 0 0 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-0Feb. 18 vs. Waldorf (Iowa) 7.0 6 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 5-0Feb. 22 vs. Ohio State 8.0 11 10 8 5 9 1 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 2-10Feb. 23 vs. St. Bonaventure (N.Y.) 9.0 8 5 3 0 7 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 10-5Feb. 23 vs. Ohio State 8.0 12 5 3 1 8 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2-5Feb. 24 vs. St. Bonaventure (N.Y.) 9.0 11 7 3 5 4 2 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 12-7March 1 at Mississippi Valley State 8.0 6 4 3 6 12 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3-4March 3 at Mississippi Valley State 8.0 6 2 1 2 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12-2March 3 at Mississippi Valley State 9.0 5 4 2 2 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6-4March 5 at Alcorn State (Miss.) 9.0 9 4 4 1 4 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 18-4March 6 at Alcorn State (Miss.) 9.0 8 2 1 2 8 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 10-2March 8 vs. Mercer (Ga.) 8.2 5 4 2 7 6 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3-4March 9 vs. Mercer (Ga.) 9.0 12 10 7 2 4 3 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 2-10March 9 at Indiana State 8.0 8 5 3 3 4 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4-5March 15 at Saint Louis (Mo.) 9.0 7 0 0 1 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3-0March 16 at Saint Louis (Mo.) 8.0 11 11 10 10 6 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6-11March 16 at Saint Louis (Mo.) 9.0 9 3 3 4 10 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 5-3March 27 at Minnesota 8.0 10 5 5 1 6 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-5March 29 at Northern Colorado 9.0 7 1 1 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5-1March 30 at Northern Colorado 9.0 13 8 3 1 11 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 11-8March 31 at Northern Colorado 8.1 17 13 10 5 7 3 1 0 4 0 2 1 2 12-13April 5 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE 9.0 6 3 3 4 9 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2-3April 6 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE 7.0 7 4 3 3 9 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5-4April 6 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE 9.0 9 3 0 3 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-3April 7 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE 9.0 4 0 0 4 8 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 3-0April 12 *at Fort Wayne 6.2 5 1 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0-1April 12 *at Fort Wayne 9.0 15 11 7 3 9 4 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 14-11April 14 *at Oakland 7.0 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-0April 14 *at Oakland 9.0 9 3 1 1 5 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 10-3April 24 vs Dakota State 7.0 9 7 7 2 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 2 0 14-7April 24 vs Dakota State 7.0 13 7 6 9 7 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 11-7April 26 *vs. Oakland 9.0 7 3 3 4 3 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 2-3April 27 *vs. Oakland 7.0 2 1 1 3 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 8-1April 27 *vs. Oakland 9.0 6 4 3 4 13 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 3-4April 28 *vs. Oakland 9.0 9 4 3 5 6 1 1 1 2 0 0 2 1 6-4May 1 WINNIPEG 9.0 7 2 2 6 9 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 12-2May 4 *at Western Illinois 7.0 3 1 1 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4-1May 4 *at Western Illinois 9.0 3 0 0 1 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 5-0May 5 *at Western Illinois 6.0 5 2 2 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1-2May 5 *at Western Illinois 7.0 7 2 2 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3-2May 7 at North Dakota 8.1 10 4 3 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 3-4May 8 at Creighton (Neb.) 8.0 12 7 7 7 4 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1-7May 10 *FORT WAYNE 9.0 2 2 2 5 9 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 6-2May 11 *FORT WAYNE 7.0 7 2 2 2 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 5-2May 11 *FORT WAYNE 9.0 7 3 3 4 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 8-3May 12 *FORT WAYNE 9.0 8 2 2 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 8-2May 14 *at North Dakota State 6.0 10 11 9 2 2 4 1 1 1 0 2 2 0 10-11May 14 *at North Dakota State 9.0 14 5 5 3 13 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6-5May 16 *at Omaha 8.0 13 6 5 0 6 4 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0-6May 17 *at Omaha 6.1 10 6 6 1 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4-6May 17 *at Omaha 9.0 10 5 5 2 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 12-5May 18 *at Omaha 8.0 11 8 7 3 6 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2-8May 23 ^vs. Western Illinois 9.0 12 4 2 3 9 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 2-4May 24 ât Oakland 9.0 8 4 0 3 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 8-4May 25 ^vs. Western Illinois 9.0 9 4 4 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 5-4May 26 ^vs. North Dakota State 9.0 7 0 0 0 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2-0May 26 ^vs. North Dakota State 9.0 7 0 0 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1-0May 31 %at Oregon 8.0 2 3 2 3 8 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2-3June 1 %vs. San Francisco 13.0 11 4 3 3 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3-4

Totals 491.1 483 241 184 170 384 73 7 14 51 6 37 43 3 330-241*Summit League regular season game ^ Summit League Baseball Championship game (Rochester, Mich.) %NCAA Tournament game (Eugene, Ore.)Home games in CAPS

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Game 1: Feb. 18 at Minneapolis, Minn.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3, WALDORF (Iowa) 0WC 000 000 0 0-3-2SDSU 020 001 X 3-6-1WC: Michael Rivera, Mike Karp (6) and Brandon Pizzo. SDSU: StephenBougher and Steven Autenrieth.W-Bougher (1-0). L-Rivera (0-1). Save-none.

Game 2: Feb. 18 at Minneapolis, Minn.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 5, WALDORF (Iowa) 0SDSU 030 101 0 5-10-1WC 000 000 0 0-6-4SDSU: Adam Bray, Layne Somsen (6), J.D. Moore (7) and Nick Andrews,Reid Clary (6). WC: Matt Hutchins, Joey Mazzie (6) and Brandon Pizzo.W-Bray (1-0). L-Hutchins (0-1). Save-none.

Game 3: Feb. 22 at Port Charlotte, Fla.OHIO STATE 10, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2SDSU 000 200 000 2-8-3OSU 000 021 16X 10-11-0SDSU: Layne Somsen, Talon Jumper (7), Blake Fiedelman (7), AndrewClemen (8) and Reid Clary. OSU: Jaron Long, Ryan Riga (7), Brett McK-inney (8) and Aaron Gretz.W-Long (1-0). L - Somsen (0-1). Save-McKinney (1).

Game 4: Feb. 23 at Port Charlotte, Fla.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 10, ST. BONAVENTURE (N.Y.) 5SBU 000 202 001 5-8-2SDSU 621 000 10X 10-13-3SBU: Andrew Revello, Drew Teller (5), Connor Grey (6), Bo Watson (7),Ryan Winton (8) and Nick Lohrer, Josh Martin (7). SDSU: Kolton Emery,Talon Jumper (8) and Nick Andrews, Sam Pack (8). W-Emery (1-0). L-Revello (0-1). Save-none.

Game 5: Feb. 23 at Port Charlotte, Fla.OHIO STATE 5, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2SDSU 000 200 000 2-4-2OSU 010 211 00X 5-12-3SDSU: Shane Kraemer, Chad Hodges (6), Aaron Klatt (7), J.D. Moore (8)and Steven Autenrieth. OSU: Brian King, David Fathalikhani (8), TraceDempsey (9) and Greg Solomon.W-King (1-1). L-Kraemer (0-1). Save-Dempsey (2).

Game 6: Feb. 24 at Port Charlotte, Fla.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 12, ST. BONAVENTURE (N.Y.) 7SDSU 002 010 342 12-13-2SBU 410 010 100 7-11-1SDSU: Stephen Bougher, Adam Bray (5), J.D. Moore (8) and Sam Pack,Steven Autenrieth (8), Reid Clary (9). SBU: Eddie Gray, Joel Rosencrance(6), Drew Teller (8), Robert Nalepa (9) and Nick Lohrer.W-Bray (2-0). L-Rosencrance (0-1). Save-Moore (1).

Game 7: March 1 at Greenville, Miss.MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 4, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3SDSU 000 012 000 3-11-1MVSU 001 000 030 4-6-2SDSU: Layne Somsen, Talon Jumper (8) and Reid Clary. MVSU: MontanaKillier, Corwin Buchanon (6), David Lostra (7) and German Hays.W-Lostra (1-2). L-Jumper (0-1). Save-none.

Game 8: March 3 at Greenville, Miss.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 12, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 2SDSU 450 000 12 12-9-1MVSU 001 000 01 2-6-2SDSU: Stephen Bougher, Nick Young (7), Joe Erickson (8) and Nick Andrews, Sam Pack (8). MVSU: Jonathan Parker, Corwin Buchanon (2),Grant Reifers (4), Mark Kaplan (8), Marcus Mangum (8) and BlakePalasini.W-Bougher (2-0). L-Parker (0-1). Save-none.

Game 9: March 3 at Greenville, Miss.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 6, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 4SDSU 020 001 300 6-10-3MVSU 200 110 000 4-5-2SDSU: Adam Bray, Chad Hodges (6), Blake Fiedelman (8), J.D. Moore (9)and Steven Autenrieth, Reid Clary (8). MVSU: Kameron Stady, KevinSimmons (6), Trey Lacy (8) and German Hays.W-Hodges (1-0). L-Simmons (1-1). Save-Moore (2).

Game 10: March 5 at Lorman, Miss.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 18, ALCORN STATE (Miss.) 4SDSU 422 061 030 18-24-0ASU 102 000 001 4-9-7SDSU: Kolton Emery, Aaron Klatt (7), Andrew Clemen (8), Kenton Welbig(9) and Reid Clary, Sam Pack (7). ASU: Shane Brown, Joseph Camp (2),Terrence Stubbs (5), Zach Muenster (8) and Angel Polo, Jared Listach (7).W-Emery (2-0). L-Brown (0-1). Save-none.

Game 11: March 6 at Lorman, Miss.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 10, ALCORN STATE (Miss.) 2SDSU 310 001 410 10-10-1ASU 000 010 010 2-8-3SDSU: Shane Kraemer, Blake Fiedelman (8), J.D. Moore (9) and StevenAutenrieth, Sam Pack (9). ASU: Justin Lemond, Kevin Gonzalez (6), Harrison Gary (8), Ryan Fuentes (9) and Edgar Salas.W-Kraemer (1-1). L-Lemond (0-1). Save-none.

Game 12: March 8 at Terre Haute, Ind.MERCER (Ga.) 4, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3SDSU 100 100 010 3-7-5MER 001 010 101 4-5-0SDSU: Layne Somsen, Aaron Klatt (7), Chad Hodges (7) and Reid Clary,Sam Pack (9). MER: Brandon Barker, Dimitri Kourtis (7), David Teasley(8) and David Reid-Foley, Austin Barrett (8).W-Teasley (4-1). L-Hodges (1-1). Save-none.


STEPHEN BOUGHER led the Jackrabbit pitching staff with eightwins in 2013 and finished second in career victories at SDSU with 22.Bougher also set a Jackrabbit career record with 299 1/3 inningspitched.

Game 13: March 9 at Terre Haute, Ind.MERCER (Ga.) 10, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2MER 330 400 000 10-12-1SDSU 000 020 000 2-10-2MER: D.J. Johnson, Morgan Pittman (6), David Teasley (7), Corey Kafka(7), Mitchell Wade (8), Stephen Glaze (9) and David Reid-Foley. SDSU:Stephen Bougher, Nick Young (4), Joe Erickson (6), Blake Fiedelman (9)and Sam Pack.W-Johnson (3-0). L-Bougher (2-1). Save-none.HR: MER-Derrick Workman; SDSU-Aaron Machbitz (1).

Game 14: March 9 at Terre Haute, Ind.INDIANA STAT 5, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 4SDSU 300 000 010 4-8-3INS 021 020 00X 5-8-0SDSU: Adam Bray, Talon Jumper (5) and Reid Clary, Steven Autenrieth(8). INS: Jeff Degano, Devin Moore (1), Tyler Fehringer (6), Josh Dove (8)and Taylor Steen.W-Moore (2-0). L-Bray (2-1). Save-Dove (2).

Game 15: March 15 at St. Louis, Mo.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3, SAINT LOUIS (Mo.) 0SDSU 000 000 120 3-6-0SLU 000 000 000 0-7-0SDSU: Layne Somsen, J.D. Moore (9) and Reid Clary. SLU: Alex Ale-mann, Brett Vanover (9)and Grant Nelson.W-Somsen (1-1). L-Alemann (3-1). Save-Moore (3).

Game 16: March 16 at St. Louis, Mo.SAINT LOUIS (Mo.) 11, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 6SDSU 303 000 000 6-10-1SLU 112 052 00X 11-11-1SDSU: Shane Kraemer, Kolton Emery (4), Chad Hodges (5), Joe Erickson(6) and Nick Andrews. SLU: Clay Smith, Matt Eckelman (4), DereklMazzio (9) and Jake Henson.W-Eckelman (2-0). L-Emery (2-1). Save-none.

Game 17: March 16 at St. Louis, Mo.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 5, SAINT LOUIS (Mo.) 3SDSU 000 011 021 5-11-0SLU 000 100 110 3-9-2SDSU: Stephen Bougher, Talon Jumper (7), J.D. Moore (8) and Sam Pack.SLU: Nick Bates, Marco Mejia (7), Jon Levin (8), Joe Powell (8) andGrant Nelson, Jake Henson (9).W-Jumper (1-1). L-Mejia (0-2). Save-Moore (4).HR: SDSU-Paul Jacobson (1); Daniel Telford (1).

Game 18: March 27 at Minneapolis, Minn.MINNESOTA 5, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 1SDSU 000 000 001 1-4-1MINN 011 300 00X 5-10-1SDSU: Kolton Emery, Shane Kraemer (4), Adam Bray (6), AndrewClemen (7), J.D. Moore (8) and Reid Clary. MINN: Ty McDevitt, DrewGhelfi (5), Lance Thonvold (7), Dalton Sawyer (8), Billy Soule (9) andMatt Halloran.W-McDevitt (2-0). L-Emery (2-2). Save-none.

Game 19: March 29 at Greeley Colo.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 5, NORTHERN COLORADO 1SDSU 001 103 000 5-12-0UNC 000 010 000 1-7-2SDSU: Layne Somsen, Chad Hodges (7) and Steven Autenrieth, Sam Pack(8). UNC: Nick Miller, Ben Packard (7), Eian Raeber (9) and HarrisonLambert.W-Somsen (2-1). L-Miller (2-3). Save-Hodges (1).

Game 20: March 30 at Greeley Colo.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 11, NORTHERN COLORADO 8SDSU 101 020 304 11-13-6UNC 001 033 100 8-13-3SDSU: Stephen Bougher, Blake Fiedelman (6), Joe Erickson (6), TalonJumper (8), J.D. Moore (9) and Reid Clary, Sam Pack (9). UNC: Josh Tinnon, Josh Wagner (7), Kevin Willman (7) and Derek Baum, HarrisonLambert (8).W-Jumper (2-1). L-Willman (0-2). Save-Moore (5).HR: SDSU-Scott Splett (1); UNC-Joe Love (1).

Game 21: March 31 at Greeley Colo.NORTHERN COLORADO 13, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 12SDSU 210 222 012 12-17-2UNC 310 202 401 13-17-3SDSU: Adam Bray, Aaron Klatt (4), Shane Kraemer (5), Talon Jumper (7),J.D. Moore (9) and Nick Andrews, Sam Pack (6). UNC: Jake Johnson,Robert Hawkins (6), Eian Raeber (6), Ben Packard (8), Kevin Willman (9)and Derek Baum.W-Willman (1-2). L-Moore (0-1). Save-none.

Game 22: April 5 at Erv Huether FieldNORTH DAKOTA STATE 3, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2NDSU 000 001 020 3-6-1SDSU 000 000 110 2-8-1NDSU: John Straka and Michael Leach. SDSU: Layne Somsen, TalonJumper (9) and Reid Clary.W-Straka (5-0). L-Somsen (2-2). Save-none.HR: NDSU-Nick Altavilla (1).

Game 23: April 6 at Erv Huether FieldSOUTH DAKOTA STATE 5, NORTH DAKOTA STATE 4NDSU 002 200 0 4-7-2SDSU 000 050 X 5-7-2NDSU: David Ernst, Simon Anderson (5) and Michael Leach. SDSU:Stephen Bougher, Chad Hodges (6) and Steven Autenrieth, Sam Pack (7).W-Bougher (3-1). Ernst (4-4). Save-Hodges (2).HR: SDSU-Daniel Telford (2).

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SENIOR ANDREW MELTON was a two-time Summit LeaguePlayer of the Week selection during the 2013 season.

Game 24: April 6 at Erv Huether FieldNORTH DAKOTA STATE 3, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 1NDSU 000 000 300 3-9-0SDSU 000 000 100 1-6-4NDSU: Parker Trewin, Adam Lambrecht (5), Kyle Kingsley (8) andMichael Leach. SDSU: Kolton Emery, Talon Jumper (7), Andrew Clemen(9) and Reid Clary.W-Lambrecht (3-0). L-Emery (2-3). Save-Kingsley (2).

Game 25: April 7 at Erv Huether FieldSOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3, NORTH DAKOTA STATE 0NDSU 000 000 000 0-4-3SDSU 000 000 21X 3-8-0NDSU: Trevor Jaunich, Jake Heck (7), Simon Anderson (7) and KyleKleinendorst. SDSU: Adam Bray, J.D. Moore (8) and Reid Clary.W-Bray (3-1). L-Jaunich (2-3). Save-Moore (6).

Game 26: April 12 at Fort Wayne, Ind.FORT WAYNE 1, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 0SDSU 000 000 0 0-3-0IPFW 000 000 1 1-5-2SDSU: Layne Somsen and Reid Clary. IPFW: Jason Kalber and CalebFenimore.W-Kalber (1-4). L-Somsen (2-3). Save-none.

Game 27: April 12 at Fort Wayne, Ind.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 14, FORT WAYNE 11SDSU 201 410 042 14-20-3IPFW 200 321 003 11-15-0SDSU: Kolton Emery, Chad Hodges (4), Shane Kraemer (6), Talon Jumper(8), J.D. Moore (9) and Steven Autenrieth, Reid Clary (9). IPFW: ChuckWeaver, Connor Lawhead (4), Connor McLaughlin (8) and Steve Lowden.W-Kraemer (2-1). L-Lawhead (1-4). Save-Moore (7).HR: SDSU-Daniel Telford 2 (4); IPFW-Clay Hathaway (3).

Game 28: April 14 at Rochester, Mich.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3, OAKLAND 0SDSU 010 000 2 3-5-0OU 000 000 0 0-3-4SDSU: Stephen Bougher and Sam Pack. OU: Jason Hager and Nolan Jacoby.W-Bougher (4-1). L-Hager (2-5). Save – none.

Game 29: April 14 at Rochester, Mich.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 10, OAKLAND 3SDSU 201 520 000 10-13-2OU 100 110 000 3-9-4SDSU: Adam Bray, Joe Erickson (8), Andrew Clemen (8), Blake Fiedelman (8), J.D. Moore and Reid Clary, Nick Andrews (9). OU: JakePaulson, Tim Koons (4), Chris Van Dyke (7), Connor Mielock (8), KevinKorkate (9), Logan Sparkman (9) and Nolan Jacoby.W-Bray (4-1). L-Paulson (1-5). Save-none.HR: OU-Todd Dunham (2).

Game 30: April 24 at Sioux City, IowaSOUTH DAKOTA STATE 14, DAKOTA STATE 7DSU 060 010 0 7-9-3SDSU 006 206 X 14-17-0DSU: Anyelo Roman, Drew Sweeter (3), Seth Rockafellow (4), KevinMadera (6), Jamie Jorgensen (6) and Kyle Holland. SDSU: Shane Krae-mer, Talon Jumper (4), Adam Bray (5), Chad Hodges (6), J.D. Moore (7)and Reid Clary, Sam Pack (7).W-Jumper (3-1). L-Rockafellow (1-2). Save-none.HR: DSU-Rays Roman 2 (5), Anyelo Roman (8); SDSU-Daniel Telford(5).

Game 31: April 24 at Sioux City, IowaSOUTH DAKOTA STATE 11, DAKOTA STATE 7DSU 300 130 0 7-13-5SDSU 204 410 X 11-9-1DSU: Josh Caven, Seth Rockafellow (3), Luke Gassman (4), Josh Grissom(5), Evan Steemken (6) and Seth Spears. SDSU: Nick Young, Joe Erickson(2), Aaron Klatt (3), Blake Fiedelman (4), Kenton Welbig (6), AndrewClemen (7) and Steven Autenrieth, Sam Pack (5).W-Klatt (1-0). L-Caven (1-3). Save-none.HR: SDSU-Nick Andrews (1), Jordan Varga (1).

Game 32: April 26 at Papillion, Neb.OAKLAND 3, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2OU 000 001 101 3-7-0SDSU 000 002 000 2-7-0OU: Jason Hager, Connor Mielock (8), Russell Luxton Jr. (9) and NolanJacoby. SDSU: Layne Somsen, Chad Hodges (8) and Reid Clary, SamPack (9).W-Mielock (1-0). L-Hodges (1-2). Save-Luxton (3).

Game 33: April 27 at Papillion, Neb.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 8, OAKLAND 1OU 000 000 1 1-2-6SDSU 010 142 X 8-9-0OU: Jake Paulson, Kevin Korkate (5), Bryan Jagielo (6), Luke McCatty(6), Logan Sparkman (6) and Nolan Jacoby. SDSU: Stephen Bougher andReid Clary.W-Bougher (5-1). L-Paulson (1-6). Save-none.

Game 34: April 27 at Papillion, Neb.OAKLAND 4, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3OU 000 200 200 4-6-1SDSU 000 000 030 3-6-5OU: Tim Koons, Russell Luxton Jr. (9) and Drew Bechtel. SDSU: KoltonEmery, Talon Jumper (6), J.D. Moore (9) and Reid Clary.W-Koons (4-5). L-Emery (2-4). Save-Luxton (4).HR: OU-Robby Enslen (1); SDSU-Aaron Machbitz (2).

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DANIEL TELFORD paced the Jackrabbit offense with six homeruns and a .410 batting average. He also shared the team lead with36 runs batted in. Telford was selected as Most Outstanding Playerof the Summit League Baseball Championship.

Game 35: April 28 at Papillion, Neb.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 6, OAKLAND 4OU 100 110 004 4-9-3SDSU 000 112 11X 6-13-1OU: Chris Van Dyke, Connor Mielock (6), Lucas Scocchia (7), LoganSparkman (8) and Nolan Jacoby. SDSU: Adam Bray, Shane Kraemer (7),Andrew Clemen (7), Joe Erickson (7), J.D. Moore (8) and Steven Autenri-eth, Sam Pack (9).W- Bray (5-1). L-Van Dyke (3-3). Save-Moore (8)HR: OU-Mike Carson (2); SDSU-Eric Danforth (1).

Game 36: May 1 at Erv Huether FieldSOUTH DAKOTA STATE 12, WINNIPEG 2WINN 000 200 000 2-7-4SDSU 120 601 11X 12-12-0WINN: Bryan Evans, Ethan Plante, Josh Epp and Nick Drews. SDSU:Chad Hodges, Blake Fieldelman (2), Aaron Klatt (3), Nick Young (4), JoeErickson (5), Shane Kraemer (6), Kenton Welbig (7), Andrew Clemen (9)and Sam Pack, Reid Clary (8).W-Hodges (2-2). L-Evans (2-3). Save-none.

Game 37: May 4 at Macomb, Ill.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 4, WESTERN ILLINOIS 1SDSU 012 000 1 4-8-0WIU 000 001 0 1-3-1SDSU: Layne Somsen, J.D. Moore (7) and Reid Clary. WIU: Alex Michel,Alex Doty (7) and Mark Garton.W-Somsen (3-3). L-Michel (3-2). Save-Moore (9).HR: SDSU-Scott Splett (2).

Game 38: May 4 at Macomb, Ill.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 5, WESTERN ILLINOIS 0SDSU 100 210 100 5-7-2WIU 000 000 000 0-3-0SDSU: Stephen Bougher, Talon Jumper (7) and Reid Clary, Sam Pack (7).WIU: John White, Tyler Owings (7), Nick Smith (7) and Manny Reyes.W-Bougher (6-1). L-White (3-5). Save-Jumper (1).

Game 39: May 5 at Macomb, Ill.WESTERN ILLINOIS 2, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 1SDSU 100 000 0 1-4-0WIU 110 000 X 2-5-3SDSU: Adam Bray and Reid Clary. WIU: Tom Constand, Brian Loconsole(6) and Mark Garton.W-Constand (3-3). L-Bray (5-2). Save-Loconsole (7).

Game 40: May 5 at Macomb, Ill.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3, OAKLAND 0SDSU 000 110 1 3-6-0WIU 002 000 0 2-7-1SDSU: Kolton Emery, Chad Hodges (6), J.D. Moore (7) and Steven Auten-rieth. WIU: Tyler Willman, Sam Welvaert (5), Brian Loconsole (7) andMark Garton, Manny Reyes (7). W-Hodges (3-2). L-Welvaert (0-1). Save-Moore (10).

Game 41: May 7 at Grand Forks, N.D.NORTH DAKOTA 4, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3SDSU 000 021 000 3-7-1UND 020 010 001 4-10-3SDSU: Joe Erickson, Blake Fiedelman (4), Chad Hodges (6), AndrewClemen (9) and Sam Pack. UND: Ben Clark, Brock Johnson (6) and ZackTrygstad.W-Johnson (1-0). L-Clemen (0-1). Save-none.

Game 42: May 8 at Omaha, Neb.CREIGHTON (Neb.) 7, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 1SDSU 000 000 010 1-1-0CU 110 011 03X 7-12-1SDSU: Shane Kraemer, Aaron Klatt (5), Kenton Welbig (7), Talon Jumper(8), Nick Young (8) and Reid Clary. CU: Matt Warren, Mark Lukowski (8),Bryan Sova (9) and Kevin Lamb.W-Warren (2-2). L-Kraemer (2-2). Save-none.

Game 43: May 10 at Erv Huether FieldSOUTH DAKOTA STATE 6, FORT WAYNE 2IPFW 000 010 001 2-2-2SDSU 002 100 03X 6-11-0IPFW: Jason Kalber, Kyle Sorensen (8) and Caleb Fenimore. SDSU:Layne Somsen, J.D. Moore (9) and Reid Clary.W-Somsen (4-3). L-J. Kalber (2-6). Save-none.

Game 44: May 11 at Erv Huether FieldSOUTH DAKOTA STATE 5, FORT WAYNE 2IPFW 000 002 0 2-7-1SDSU 000 005 X 5-8-0PFW: Chuck Weaver and Caleb Fenimore. SDSU: Stephen Bougher andSteven Autenrieth, Sam Pack (7).W-Bougher (7-1). L-Weaver (2-5). Save-none.HR: IPFW-Steve Lowden (1).

Game 45: May 11 at Erv Huether FieldSOUTH DAKOTA STATE 8, FORT WAYNE 3IPFW 201 000 000 3-7-4SDSU 000 211 22X 8-10-0IPFW: Brandon Pease, Travis Reboulet (6) and Steve Lowden. SDSU:Kolton Emery, Talon Jumper (8) and Reid Clary.W-Emery (3-4). L-Reboulet (2-2). Save-Jumper (2).

Game 46: May 12 at Erv Huether FieldSOUTH DAKOTA STATE 8, FORT WAYNE 2IPFW 010 000 010 2-8-2SDSU 060 011 00X 8-13-1IPFW: Steve Danielak, Connor McLaughlin (7), Danny Tursell (8) andCaleb Fenimore. SDSU: Adam Bray, Shane Kraemer (8) and Nick Andrews.W-Bray (6-2). L-Danielak (5-4). Save-none.

Game 47: May 14 at Fargo, N.D.NORTH DAKOTA STATE 11, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 10SDSU 0(10)0 000 0 10-9-3NDSU 352 100 X 11-10-0SDSU: Chad Hodges, Talon Jumper (3), Andrew Clemen (6) and ReidClary. NDSU: Adam Lambrecht, Brian VanderWoude (2), Jake Heck (2),Kyle Kingsley (5) and Michael Leach.W-Heck (1-0). L-Jumper (3-2). Save-Kingsley (7).HR: SDSU-Reid Clary (1); NDSU-John Skrbec (1).

Game 48: May 14 at Fargo, N.D.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 6, NORTH DAKOTA STATE 5SDSU 200 004 000 6-8-0NDSU 012 100 100 5-14-4SDSU: Joe Erickson, Shane Kraemer (5), J.D. Moore (8) and Reid Clary.NDSU: David Ernst, Jay Flaa (3), Zach Mayo (5), Simon Anderson (6) andMichael Leach, Kyle Kleinendorst (9).W-Kraemer (3-2). L-Mayo (1-1). Save-Moore (11).

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Game 49: May 16 at Omaha, Neb.OMAHA 6, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 0SDSU 000 000 000 0-4-1UNO 101 210 01X 6-13-0SDSU: Layne Somsen, Blake Fieldelman (6), Andrew Clemen (8) andReid Clary. UNO: Tyler Fox, Cory Buckley (8) and Caleb Palensky.W-Fox (6-2). L-Somsen (4-4). Save-none.

Game 50: May 17 at Omaha, Neb.OMAHA 6, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 4SDSU 010 102 0 4-7-0UNO 030 010 2 6-10-3SDSU: Stephen Bougher and Steven Autenrieth. UNO: Matt Tew, SamMurphy (7) and Alex Mortensen. W-Sam Murphy (1-0). L-Bougher (7-2). Save-none.HR: UNO-Ryan Keele (6).

Game 51: May 17 at Omaha, Neb.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 12, OMAHA 5SDSU 410 151 000 12-15-0UNO 000 001 400 5-10-2SDSU: Adam Bray, Aaron Klatt (7), Shane Kraemer (8) and Sam Pack.UNO: Steven Schoonover, Sam Raetz (1), Kyler Brady (4), Andrew Dergan (5) and Collin Leif.W-Bray (7-2). L-Schoonover (3-4). Save-none.

Game 52: May 18 at Omaha, Neb.OMAHA 8, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2SDSU 000 101 000 2-6-2UNO 000 060 02X 8-11-1SDSU: Kolton Emery, Chad Hodges (5), Blake Fiedelman (7), J.D. Moore(8) and Reid Clary, Sam Pack (6). UNO: Zach Williamsen, Anthony Falcone (6), Derek Landis (9) and Alex Mortensen.W-Williamsen (4-1). L-Emery (3-5). Save-none.HR: UNO-Cory Buckley (1).

SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT RECAPSGame 53: May 23 at Rochester, Mich.

Western Illinois scored two unearned runs in the top of theseventh inning, knocking off top-seeded South Dakota State, 4-2, in the opening game of the Summit League BaseballChampionship.

The Fighting Leathernecks, who received an eight-inningpitching performance from Aaron Michel, grabbed a 2-0 leadwith a pair of runs in the third inning off Summit LeaguePitcher of the Year Layne Somsen. J.P. Maestas drew a leadoffwalk, which was followed by consecutive bunt singles by ZachBurling and Dan Dispensa. Jameson Henning drove in the firstrun of the game with a sacrifice fly and Steve Kedroski added arun-scoring groundout two batters later.

SDSU got on the board in the fourth as Nick Andrews walkedand came around to score on a sacrifice fly by Aaron Machbitz.The Jackrabbbits plated the tying run an inning later after ScottSplett recorded his third hit of the game and scored all the wayfrom first on a throwing error.

WIU used aggressive baserunning in the seventh to take thelead. A double steal by Burling and Dispensa put runners at

second and third base with two outs. Jameson Henning thenreached on a throwing error, which allowed both runners toscore.

The Jackrabbits could only muster one hit and a walk in theirfinal three at-bats. Splett finished with half of SDSU’s six hits.

Dispensa went 3-for-4 to lead Western Illinois, while Neil DeCook and Maestas each tallied two of the Fighting Leather-necks’ 12 hits.

Michel scattered six hits, walked two and struck out one in hiseight innings. Brian Loconsole pitched around a leadoff walk inthe ninth to record his ninth save of the season.

Somsen struck out eight and walked two in seven innings intaking the loss for the Jackrabbits. The senior from Yankton fellto 4-5 on the season.WESTERN ILLINOIS 4, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2WIU 002 000 200 4-12-2SDSU 000 110 000 2-6-1WIU: Aaron Michel, Brian Loconsole (9) and Mark Garton. SDSU: LayneSomsen, Chad Hodges (8) and Reid Clary.W-Michel (4-2). L-Somsen (4-5). Save-Loconsole (9).

Game 54: May 24 at Rochester, Mich.Stephen Bougher pitched eight-plus solid innings and the

Jackrabbit offense got going in the late innings as South DakotaState stayed alive in the Summit League Baseball Championshipwith an 8-4 victory over Oakland on May 24.

The top-seeded Jackrabbits scored in each of their last fivetrips to the plate en route to their 32nd victory of the season.

SDSU broke a scoreless deadlock with a two-out rally in thefifth inning. A walk to Reid Clary was followed by a run-scor-ing double to the right-center gap by Andrew Melton off GoldenGrizzly starter Tim Koons.

The Jackrabbits made it 3-0 in the sixth on a two-run homerun by Daniel Telford – his sixth round-tripper of the season.

Oakland came right back in the home half of the sixth, takingadvantage of a Jackrabbit error to score four unearned runs.

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AL ROBBINS slides around the tag from the Western Illinoiscatcher in the May 25 elimination game at the Summit League Baseball Championship. The Jackrabbits scored three times in thebottom of the seventh en route to a 5-4 victory.

Nolan Jacoby singled in the first two runs of the inning andRobby Enslen gave the Golden Grizzlies the lead with a two-rundouble down the left-field line.

SDSU responded against the Oakland bullpen with a pair ofunearned runs in the seventh. Clary reached on an error andmoved to second on a base hit by Melton. The next two hitterswere retired before Scott Splett tied the game with a double andPaul Jacobson plated the go-ahead run with an infield single.

The Golden Grizzlies loaded the bases in the home half of theseventh, but did not score.

The Jackrabbits gained some breathing room in the eighthwith a pair of runs on a sacrifice fly by Melton and two-out run-scoring single by Al Robbins.

SDSU tacked on its final run in the ninth with another two-out run on a double by Machbitz and single by Clary.

The bottom third of the Jackrabbit lineup – Machbitz, Claryand Melton – combined to go 7-for-12 and score six of SDSU’seight runs. Machbitz was 3-for-5, while Clary and Melton eachtallied a pair of hits. Telford also recorded a pair of hits asSDSU out-hit Oakland, 12-8.

Bougher, who struck out four and walked three, left the gameafter allowing a leadoff single in the ninth. J.D. Moore recordedthe final three outs – all on popouts – to finish off the Jackrabbitvictory.

The victory was Bougher’s eighth of the season and 22nd ofhis career, moving him into sole possession of second place onthe all-time Jackrabbit wins list with 22.

Trent Drumheller and Spencer Marentette each notch two ofthe Golden Grizzlies’ eight hits.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 8, OAKLAND 4SDSU 000 012 221 8-12-2OU 000 004 000 4-7-1SDSU: Stephen Bougher, J.D. Moore (9) and Reid Clary. OU: Tim Koons,Kevin Korkate (7), Connor Mielock (8), Logan Sparkman (8), Joe Buchal-ski (8), Collin Gee (8), Russell Luxton, Jr. (9) and Nolan Jacoby.W-Bougher (8-2). L-Korkate (3-2). Save-none.HR: SDSU-Daniel Telford (6).

Game 55: May 25 at Rochester, Mich.South Dakota State battled back from a 4-0 deficit to defeat

Western Illinois, 5-4, and advance to the Summit League base-ball championship for the fourth time in five years.

Western Illinois scored two batters into the game. Zack Burl-ing reached on an infield single, stole second and scored on DanDispensa’s base hit to right field. Dispensa made it 2-0 two bat-ters later when Steve Kedroski hit the first of his two doubles tothe right-center gap.

The Fighting Leathernecks built their lead to 4-0 in the fourthinning against SDSU starter Adam Bray. Tanner Glore andBrent Turner opened the inning with singles and moved to thirdand second, respectively, on a balk. A run-scoring groundout byJ.P. Maestas plated Glore, with Turner scoring on a sacrifice flyby Burling.

SDSU began its comeback in the fourth inning as Reid Clary

dumped a two-out single into center field that scored Paul Jacobson. The Jackrabbits added a run in the fifth inning on anRBI single by Daniel Telford, which drove in Eric Danforth.

The Jackrabbits gained the lead in the seventh inning. Al Robbins led off the inning by drawing a walk against WIUstarter Tyler Willman, who was then lifted in favor of NickSmith. Scott Splett doubled in Robbins, who slid around a tag atthe plate, before Telford followed with a double to plate Splettwith the tying run. Telford would then score what turned out tobe the winning run on a passed ball.

Talon Jumper retired the first five batters he faced out of thebullpen for SDSU before giving way to closer J.D. Moore withtwo outs and two runners on in the eighth. Moore induced a flyball to end the threat in the eighth, then set down the FightingLeathernecks in order in the ninth to up his Jackrabbit single-season saves record total to 12.

Robbins and Telford each posted two hits for SDSU. Burling,Kedroski and Glore each tallied two of the Fighting Leather-necks’ nine hits.

Bray struck out two in six innings of work, while Willmanfanned six and walked three in his start for WIU.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 5, WESTERN ILLINOIS 4WIU 200 200 000 4-9-1SDSU 000 110 30X 5-7-0WIU: Tyler Willman, Nick Smith (7), Sam Welvaert (7), Brian Loconsole(8) and Mark Garton, Manny Reyes (8). SDSU: Adam Bray, Talon Jumper(7), J.D. Moore (8) and Reid Clary.W-Jumper (4-2). L-Smith (1-5). Save-Moore (12).

Game 56: May 26 at Rochester, Mich.Championship Game #1

South Dakota State forced a winner-take-all game with NorthDakota State to decide the Summit League Baseball Champi-onship as Kolton Emery and J.D. Moore combined on a seven-hit shutout in a 2-0 Jackrabbit victory on Sunday, May 26.

SDSU took a 1-0 lead in the second inning as Daniel Telfordreached on an infield single and later scored on a single up themiddle by Aaron Machbitz.

The game remained 1-0 until SDSU added an insurance runin the eighth inning on a sacrifice fly by Scott Splett that platedAndrew Melton.

A junior right-hander from Black Hawk, Emery pitched 7 2/3innings, allowing seven hits and no walks. He struck out five.

Moore fanned the first three batters he faced and retired allfour hitters he faced to earn his 13th save of the season.

Machbitz was 2-for-3 to pace SDSU’s eight-hit effort.North Dakota State starter Jay Flaa struck out four and gave

up six hits in 7 1/3 innings.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2, NORTH DAKOTA STATE 0SDSU 010 000 010 2-8-1NDSU 000 000 000 0-7-0SDSU: Kolton Emery, J.D. Moore (8) and Reid Clary. NDSU: Jay Flaa,Simon Anderson (8) and Michael Leach.W-Emery (4-5). L-Flaa (1-1). Save-Moore (13).

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Game 57: May 26 at Rochester, Mich.Championship Game #2

The mantra for the South Dakota State University baseballteam all season has been “grind.”

On Sunday, May 26, the top-seeded Jackrabbits proved theirmettle with a second shutout victory of the day — 1-0 — overNorth Dakota to claim their first Summit League tournamenttitle and their inaugural berth in the NCAA Tournament. Afterlosing their tournament opener May 23 to Western Illinois, theJackrabbits reeled off four consecutive victories.

SDSU improved to 35-22 overall. North Dakota State endedits season at 26-27.

Three SDSU pitchers combined for the shutout and the Jacksscored the lone run of the game in the top of the first inning.

Scott Splett started what proved to be the game-winning rallywith a two-out single to right field. A wild pitch and passed ballmoved Splett to third before Telford, the tournament most valu-able player, lined a double to left-center field.

Jackrabbit starter Shane Kraemer did not allow a hit throughthe first 3 1/3 innings, but later worked out of a jam in the fifthinning by stranding runners at the corners. Kraemer exited withtwo runners on and one out in the sixth, giving way to Fridaystarter Stephen Bougher. Bougher induced a double-playgrounder to get out of the sixth and worked around a leadoffdouble in the seventh.

Layne Somsen, who started the Thursday opener, entered inthe eighth inning and pitched around a leadoff single by strikingout the final two batters of the frame. Somsen then closed outthe tournament with a perfect ninth inning, again striking outthe final two Bison batters of the frame to earn his first careersave.

Kraemer, who struck out two, improved to 4-2 on the season.The Jackrabbit pitching staff did not allow a base on balls in either game.

Telford recorded two of SDSU’s six hits. Wes Satzinger andBlake Turbak each tallied two on NDSU’s seven hits.

Joining Telford on the all-tournament team from SDSU wereMoore, Bougher, Splett and Emery.SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 1, NORTH DAKOTA STATE 0SDSU 100 000 000 2-8-1NDSU 000 000 000 0-7-0SDSU: Shane Kraemer, Stephen Bougher (6), Layne Somsen (8) and ReidClary. NDSU: Trevor Jaunich, Kyle Kingsley (4), John Straka (8) andMichael Leach.W-Kraemer (4-2). L-Jaunich (2-7). Save-Somsen (1).

NCAA TOURNAMENT RECAPS

Game 58: May 31 at Eugene, Ore.Ryon Healy’s two-run double in the bottom of the eighth

inning lifted No. 8 national seed Oregon to a 3-2, come-from-behind victory over South Dakota State in the first round of theNCAA Eugene Regional May 31 at PK Park.

Oregon’s winning rally in the eighth began when J.J. Altobellidrew a leadoff walk against Jackrabbit starter Layne Somsen.Altobelli advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt against SDSUcloser J.D. Moore by Brett Thomas. Aaron Payne was hit by apitch to put runners at first and second before Healy cleared thebases with his game-winning double, which was only the second hit of the game for the Ducks.

The Jackrabbits broke into the scoring column first with threehits in the second inning. Daniel Telford led off with a sharpsingle, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Paul Jacobsonand scored on Aaron Machbitz’s base hit through the middle.

Telford opened the fourth inning for SDSU with his secondconsecutive single up the middle. Jacobson followed with another sacrifice bunt and Telford moved up another 90 feet on

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KOLTON EMERY pitched 7 2/3 innings of scoreless baseball againstNorth Dakota State in the first of two title games at the 2013 SummitLeague Baseball Championship. The Jackrabbits prevailed by scoresof 2-0 and 1-0 to win their first league postseason title.

JACKRABBIT PLAYERS celebrate winning the Summit LeagueBaseball Championship title after shutting out North Dakota State,1-0, in the final tournament game May 26 in Rochester, Mich.

a groundout. Telford then scored when Machbitz’s ground ballto third was booted.

Oregon cut the deficit in half with an unearned run in the bot-tom of the fifth. Connor Hofmann reached on a two-base errorto open the frame, stole third and scored on a wild pitch.

SDSU put the tying run in scoring position in the top of theninth against All-America closer Jimmie Sherfy, but could notplate the tying run.

Somsen allowed only one hit in seven-plus innings, strikingout six and walking three. Moore took the loss for the Jackrab-bits, falling to 0-2 on the season.

Garrett Cleavinger, who worked a perfect eighth inning,earned his ninth victory of the season for Oregon. Duck starterJake Reed gave up five hits and struck out three in seven innings.OREGON 3, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2SDSU 010 100 000 2-5-2ORE 000 010 02X 3-6-1SDSU: Layne Somsen, J.D. Moore (8) and Reid Clary. ORE: Jake Reed,Garrett Cleavinger (8), Jimmie Sherfy (9) and Josh Graham.W-Cleavinger (9-0). L. Moore (0-2). Save-Sherfy (21).

Game 59: June 1, at Eugene, Ore.San Francisco pushed an unearned run across in the top of the

13th inning, ending the South Dakota State baseball team’s season with a 4-3 victory in an elimination game June 1 at theEugene Regional of the NCAA Tournament.

The Jackrabbits, who played their first extra-inning game ofthe year, ended their season with a 35-24 record.

Bradley Zimmer started the game-winning rally for San Francisco by reaching on an error. After Zimmer stole secondbase, Jackrabbit reliever Shane Kraemer walked the next twobatters to load the bases. Chad Hodges came into pitch forSDSU, giving up a sacrifice fly to Bob Cruikshank, which drovein what proved to be the winning run, before inducing a double-play grounder to end the inning.

SDSU threatened to again tie the game in the home half of the13th as Daniel Marra recorded his third hit of the game – a one-out single – and moved to second on a groundout. However,Reid Clary grounded out to second base to end the game.

The Dons grabbed an early lead with a two-run second.Cruikshank singled to lead off the frame against Jackrabbitstarter Stephen Bougher, and later scored on a squeeze bunt byJosh Miller. Mitchell Rowan scored the other run of the inningon a base hit by Ryan Matranga.

The Jackrabbits answered with a run in the home half of thesecond. Paul Jacobson doubled with one out, moved to thirdbase on a single by Marra and scored on a sacrifice fly by AaronMachbitz.

After failing to score with the bases loaded and one out in thefifth inning, the Jackrabbits were able to knot the game at 2-allwith a run in the bottom of the eighth. Clary led off with a single and scored on Scott Splett’s two-out single through theleft side.

SDSU closer J.D. Moore worked out of a jam with a pair ofstrikeouts in the USF ninth, but allowed a run in the 10th on arun-scoring single by Zimmer.

Once again, SDSU battled back to tie the game, taking advantage of two San Francisco errors, the last of which was athrowing error on a potential double play grounder that allowedAl Robbins to score and knot the game at 3-all.

Daniel Marra recorded his third hit of the game, a single tocenter field, with one out in the bottom of the 13th.

Bougher struck out two, walked one and scattered seven hitsin his final start as a Jackrabbit. Moore recorded his longest outing of the season at 3 2/3 innings, striking out five.

USF starter Christian Cecilio struck out three and did notissue a walk in five innings. Bob Mott earned the victory afterthrowing 3 2/3 innings in relief before giving way to Abe Bobb,who recorded the final two outs for his second save of the sea-son.

The Dons held an 11-10 advantage in hits during the four-hour, 24-minute marathon.SAN FRANCISCO 4, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 3 (13 inn.)USF 020 000 000 100 1 4-11-2SDSU 010 000 010 100 0 3-10-2USF: Christian Cecilio, Adam Cimber (6), Ben Graff (8), Andrew Pulido(9), Bob Mott (9), Abe Bobb (13) and Ryan Matranga. SDSU: StephenBougher, Talon Jumper (8), J.D. Moore (9), Shane Kraemer (13), ChadHodges (13) and Reid Clary.W-Mott (3-1). L-Kraemer (4-3). Save-Bobb (2)

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LAYNE SOMSEN allowed only one run on one hit in seven-plus innings in the Jackrabbits’ NCAA Tournament opener at Oregon.The senior right-hander struck out six and walked three in his finalcareer outing as a Jackrabbit.

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TEAM GAME HIGHSBATTTINGAT-BATS: 50, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-5-2013RUNS SCORED: 18, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-5-2013HITS: 24, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-5-2013RUNS BATTED IN: 16, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-5-2013DOUBLES: 5, three times (last: at Omaha, 5-17-2013 [Game 2])TRIPLES: 2, vs. St. Bonaventure (N.Y.), 2-23-2013HOME RUNS: 2, three times (last: vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [Game 2])TOTAL BASES: 31, at Fort Wayne, 4-12-2013 [Game 2]WALKS: 10, at Mississippi Valley State, 3-3-2013 [Game 1], and at NorthDakota State, 5-14-2013 [Game 1]STRIKEOUTS: 15, at Indiana State, 3-9-2013SACRIFICE BUNTS: 4, vs. San Francisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013SACRIFICE FLIES: 2, six times (last: at Omaha, 5-17-2013 [Game 2])STOLEN BASES: 5, at Northern Colorado, 3-29-2013HIT BY PITCH: 3, seven times (last: vs. North Dakota State, 5-26-2013[Game 1])RUNNERS LEFT ON BASE: 17, at Alcorn State (Miss.), 3-5-2013HIT INTO DOUBLE PLAY: 4, vs. Mercer (Ga.), 3-9-2013

FIELDINGPUTOUTS: 39, vs. San Francisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013ASSISTS: 18, vs. North Dakota State, 4-6-2013 [Game 2]ERRORS: 6, at Northern Colorado, 3-30-2013PASSED BALLS: 1, at Northern Colorado, 3-31-2013, and vs. San Francisco(Calif.), 6-1-2013DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED: 3, at North Dakota, 5-7-2013

PITCHINGINNINGS PITCHED: 13.0, vs. San Francisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013 MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 13, at Northern Colorado, 3-31-2013MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED: 10, at Sain Louis (Mo.), 3-16-2013[Game 1], and at Northern Colorado, 3-31-2013FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED: 0, eight different times (last: vs. North DakotaState, 5-26-2013 [Game 2])FEWEST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED: 0,10 different times (last: vs. NorthDakota State, 5-26-2013 [Game 2])MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 10, at Saint Louis (Mo.), 3-16-2013 [Game 1]FEWEST WALKS ALLOWED: 0, seven times (last: vs. North Dakota State, 5-26-2013 [Game 2])MOST STRIKEOUTS: 13, vs. Oakland, 4-27-2013 [Game 2], and at NorthDakota State, 5-14-2013 [Game 2]MOST HITS ALLOWED: 17, at Northern Colorado, 3-31-2013FEWEST HITS ALLOWED: 2, three times (last: vs. Oregon, 5-31-2013)DOUBLES ALLOWED: 5, vs. Ohio State, 2-23-2013TRIPLES ALLOWED: 2, at Omaha, 5-17-2013HOME RUNS ALLOWED: 3, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [Game 1]WILD PITCHES: 5, vs. Winnipeg, 5-1-2013HIT BATTERS: 4, at Omaha, 5-16-2013

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSBATTTINGAT-BATS: 6, eight times (last: by Scott Splett and Paul Jacobson, vs. SanFrancisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013)RUNS SCORED: 4, by Andrew Melton, at Northern Colorado, 3-30-2013,and by Scott Splett, at Northern Colorado, 3-31-2013HITS: 4, five times (last: by Cody Sharrow, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013[Game 2])RUNS BATTED IN: 6, by Daniel Telford, at Fort Wayne, 4-12-2013 [Game 2]DOUBLES: 2, five times (last: by Daniel Telford, vs. North Dakota State, 5-26-2013 [Game 2])TRIPLES: 1, 11 times (last: by Paul Jacobson, vs. Oakland, 4-26-2013)HOME RUNS: 2, by Daniel Telford, at Fort Wayne, 4-12-2013 [Game 2]TOTAL BASES: 10, by Daniel Telford at Fort Wayne, 4-12-2013 [Game 2]WALKS: 3, four times (last: by Zach Coppola and Daniel Marra, at AlcornState (Miss.), 3-5-2013)STRIKEOUTS: 3, nine times (last: by Scott Splett, vs. Fort Wayne, 5-12-2013)SACRIFICE BUNTS: 2, by three different players (last: by Paul Jacobson, atOregon, 5-31-2013)SACRIFICE FLIES: 1, 28 different times (last: by Aaron Machbitz, vs. SanFrancisco (Calif.), 6-1-2013)STOLEN BASES: 3, by Paul Jacobson, at Northern Colorado, 3-29-2013HIT BY PITCH: 2, three different times (last: by Al Robbins, vs. NorthDakota State, 5-26-2013 [Game 1])

FIELDINGPUTOUTS: 16, by Aaron Machbitz, vs. Fort Wayne, 5-11-2013ASSISTS: 7, by Tyler Shannon, vs. North Dakota State, 4-6-2013 [Game 2];by Al Robbins, at Oakland, 4-14-2013, and by Daniel Marra, at Omaha, 5-17-2013ERRORS: 3, by Tyler Shannon, at Northern Colorado, 3-30-2013, and byAndrew Melton, at Fort Wayne, 4-12-2013 [Game 2]

PITCHINGINNINGS PITCHED: 8.2, by Layne Somsen, at Saint Louis (Mo.), 3-15-2013MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 10, by Chad Hodges, at North Dakota State, 5-14-2013 [Game 1]MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED: 8, by Chad Hodges, at North DakotaState, 5-14-2013 [Game 1]MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 5, by Shane Kraemer, at Creighton (Neb.), 5-8-2013MOST STRIKEOUTS: 12, by Layne Somsen, at Mississippi Valley State, 3-1-2013MOST HITS ALLOWED: 11, by Stephen Bougher, at Northern Colorado, 3-30-2013DOUBLES ALLOWED: 4, by Shane Kraemer, vs. Ohio State, 2-23-2013TRIPLES ALLOWED: 2, at Omaha, 5-17-2013 [Game 2]HOME RUNS ALLOWED: 2, by Shane Kraemer, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013[Game 1])WILD PITCHES: 3, by Aaron Klatt, vs. Dakota State, 4-24-2013 [Game 2],and by Nick Young, vs. Winnipeg, 5-1-2013HIT BATTERS: 2, five different times (last: by Shane Kraemer, vs. NorthDakota State, 5-26-2013 [Game 2])

SUMMIT LEAGUE AWARDS

Led by Summit League Pitcher of the Year Layne Somsen, fiveSouth Dakota State University baseball players were named to the all-Summit League Team on the eve of the start of the Summit LeagueBaseball Championship.

A senior from Yankton, Somsen posted a 4-4 record during theregular season with a 1.91 earned run average. He turned in a qualitystart of at least six innings in his first 10 of 11 starts in 2013, recording73 strikeouts in 75.1 innings. Somsen also limited the opposition to a.202 batting average during the regular season.

Joining Somsen on the first team were fellow senior pitcher StephenBougher and designated hitter Daniel Telford. Bougher, a native of Papillion, Neb., recorded a 7-2 overall record with a 3.28 ERA duringthe regular season, including a 5-1 mark in league play. The Jackrabbitcareer leader in starts and innings pitched, Bougher pitched twoshutouts during the 2013 season.

Telford, a senior from Newmarket, Ontario, ranked among the leagueleaders with five home runs and 31 runs batted in. His .427 batting average (41-of-96) during the regular season would have led The Summit League, but he did not have enough at-bats to qualify for thebatting title after missing some time due to injury.

Two more Jackrabbit pitchers — sophomores Adam Bray and J.D.Moore — received second-team recognition. Bray entered the SummitLeague Baseball Championship with a 7-2 record and 2.92 ERA, whileMoore set a Jackrabbit single-season record with 11 saves to go alongwith a 1.93 ERA in a team-high 21 appearances heading into postsea-son play.

Omaha’s Ryan Keele was named the league’s Player and Newcomerof the Year, while his head coach Bob Herold earned Coach of the Yearhonors.

Keele earned the pair of honors after leading the Summit with a .461average in league contests and was ranked second in all games at .385.The transfer from Northwestern State University (La.) led the league infive offensive categories and was second in two at the conclusion of theregular season. He finished first in home runs (6), runs batted in (33),total bases (89) and slugging percentage (.571), while ranking secondin hits (60) and on-base percentage (.463). In league games, the senioroutfielder was first in homers (5), doubles (8), runs batted in (24), totalbases (66), on-base percentage (.519) and slugging percentage (.742).He had 22 walks and only 14 strikeouts in 187 plate appearances.Keele was a four-time Player of the Week recipient during the 2013season and helped lead the Mavericks to the regular season title.

Herold captured his first Coach of the Year award after guidingOmaha to a 20-6 league record and 27-22 overall mark. The Maverickswon the regular season title in their first year in the league and just thesecond year at the Division I level. It was also Omaha’s first Division Iconference championship in any sport. The Mavs led the way in leaguegames with a .332 batting average and were second as a pitching staffwith a 3.82 ERA.


2013 ALL-SUMMIT LEAGUE FIRST TEAM

PLAYER, SCHOOL POS. YR. HOMETOWN

Cory Buckley, Omaha 1B Sr. Bellevue, Neb.Wes Satzinger, North Dakota St. 2B Jr. Andover, Minn.Tyler Splichal, Omaha 3B Jr. Bellevue, Neb.Jameson Henning, W. Illinois SS Fr. Janesville, Wis.Tim Colwell, North Dakota St. OF Jr. Shoreview, Minn.Ryan Keele, Omaha OF Sr. Bellevue, Neb.Kyle Kleinendorst, N. Dakota St. OF Jr. Grand Rapids, Minn.Alex Mortenson, Omaha C So. Omaha, Neb.Daniel Telford, SDSU DH Sr. Newmarket, OntarioJon Hechtner, North Dakota St. UT Fr. Omaha, Neb.Stephen Bougher, SDSU SP Sr. Papillion, Neb.Jason Hager, Oakland SP Jr. Swartz Creek, Mich.Layne Somsen, SDSU SP Sr. Yankton, S.D.Russell Luxton, Jr., Oakland RP Sr. Oxford, Mich.

2013 ALL-SUMMIT LEAGUE SECOND TEAM

PLAYER, SCHOOL POS. YR. HOMETOWN

Steve Kedroski, Western Illinois 1B Sr. Crystal Lake, Ill.Clayton Taylor, Omaha 2B Fr. Omaha, Neb.John Skrbec, North Dakota St. 3B So. Grand Rapids, Minn.Clay Hathaway, Fort Wayne SS Sr. Show Low, Ariz.Neil DeCook, Western Illinois OF Jr. Kankakee, Ill.Robby Enslen, Oakland OF So. Middleville, Mich.Tyler Shepherd, Fort Wayne OF Jr. Tracy, Calif.Caleb Fenimore, Fort Wayne C Jr. Rushville, Ind.Brett Bass, Omaha DH Jr. Omaha, Neb.Steve Lowden, Fort Wayne UT Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind.Adam Bray, SDSU SP So. Eden Prairie, Minn.Aaron Michel, Western Illinois SP Fr. Decatur, Ill.John Straka, North Dakota St. SP Sr. Chaska, Minn.J.D. Moore, SDSU RP So. Mississauga, Ontario

Player of the Year: Ryan Keele, OmahaPitcher of the Year: Layne Somsen, South Dakota StateNewcomer of the Year: Ryan Keele, OmahaCoach of the Year: Bob Herold, Omaha

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE players to earn all-Summit League honorsduring the 2013 season included: Adam Bray (second team), StephenBougher (first team), Daniel Telford (first team), J.D. Moore (secondteam) and Layne Somsen (first team, Pitcher of the Year).

SUMMIT LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS


EARNED RUN AVERAGESCHOOL ERASouth Dakota State 3.37North Dakota State 3.87Fort Wayne 4.21Western Illinois 4.51Omaha 4.66Oakland 4.86

INNINGS PITCHEDSCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 491.1Oakland 460.2Western Illinois 460.2North Dakota State 446.0Fort Wayne 442.1Omaha 417.0

OPPONENT BATTINGSCHOOL AVG.South Dakota State .259Western Illinois .270North Dakota State .279Fort Wayne .284Oakland .286Omaha .290

WALKS ALLOWEDSCHOOL NO.North Dakota State 150Omaha 153South Dakota State 170Fort Wayne 185Oakland 201Western Illinois 229

STRIKEOUTSSCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 384Western Ilinois 361North Dakota State 346Oakland 320Omaha 296Fort Wayne 293

COMPLETE GAMESSCHOOL NO.North Dakota State 9Fort Wayne 8Oakland 7South Dakota State 7Western Illinois 5Omaha 3

SHUTOUTSSCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 8North Dakota State 5Omaha 5Fort Wayne 3Oakland 2Western Illinois 1

SAVESSCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 18Omaha 16Fort Wayne 13North Dakota State 13Western Illinois 11Oakland 8

2013 SUMMIT LEAGUE STANDINGSTEAM OVERALL PCT. SUMMIT LEAGUE PCT.Omaha 27-22 .551 20-6 .769South Dakota State 35-24 .593 16-10 .615Oakland 20-35 .364 15-13 .536North Dakota State 26-27 .491 11-13 .458Western Illinois 19-37 .339 9-17 .346IPFW 22-32 .407 9-21 .300

TEAM PITCHING STATISTICS

TEAM FIELDING STATISTICSFIELDING PERCENTAGESCHOOL PCT.Omaha .966South Dakota State .965North Dakota State .962Oakland .961Fort Wayne .959Western Illinois .956

DOUBLE PLAYSSCHOOL NO.Omaha 44South Dakota State 43Fort Wayne 40North Dakota State 38Oakland 38Western Illinois 35

TEAM HITTING STATISTICSBATTING AVERAGESCHOOL AVG.Omaha .306South Dakota State .279North Dakota State .266Western Illinois .263Fort Wayne .250Oakland .239

ON-BASE PERCENTAGESCHOOL PCT.Omaha .386South Dakota State .365North Dakota State .347Fort Wayne .334Western Illinois .328Oakland .316

SLUGGING PERCENTAGESCHOOL PCT.Omaha .389North Dakota State .368South Dakota State .365Fort Wayne .344Western Illinois .333Oakland .306

RUNS SCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 330Omaha 268North Dakota State 258Western Illinois 229Oakland 223Fort Wayne 221

HITS SCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 538Omaha 502Western Illinois 474North Dakota State 466Fort Wayne 431Oakland 423

DOUBLESSCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 98North Dakota State 90Fort Wayne 83Omaha 82Oakland 77Western Illinois 68

TRIPLESSCHOOL NO.North Dakota State 15South Dakota State 11Western Illinois 11Omaha 9Fort Wayne 7Oakland 5

HOME RUNS SCHOOL NO.Fort Wayne 22North Dakota State 19South Dakota State 15Omaha 12Western Illinois 12Oakland 11

RUNS BATTED IN SCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 279Omaha 241North Dakota State 233Western Illinois 199Oakland 197Fort Wayne 186

STOLEN BASESSCHOOL NO.Fort Wayne 78Western Illinois 65Oakland 58South Dakota State 43Omaha 41North Dakota State 37

WALKSSCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 216Fort Wayne 180Oakland 171North Dakota State 169Omaha 169Western Illinois 133

STRIKEOUTSSCHOOL NO.IPFW 410Western Illinois 359South Dakota State 355North Dakota State 347Oakland 309Omaha 233

SACRIFICE BUNTSSCHOOL NO.Omaha 57South Dakota State 52Western Illinois 42North Dakota State 41Oakland 31Fort Wayne 22

SACRIFICE FLIESSCHOOL NO.South Dakota State 28Fort Wayne 24Omaha 24North Dakota State 19Oakland 18Western Illinois 15

SUMMIT LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS


BATTING AVERAGEPLAYER, SCHOOL AVG.Cory Buckley, Omaha .391Ryan Keele, Omaha .385Clayton Taylor, Omaha .352Kyle Kleinendorst, NDSU .333Alex Mortensen, Omaha .318Alex Schultz, Omaha .311Wes Satzinger, NDSU .307Zach Burling, WIU .306Tim Colwell, NDSU .304Brett Bass, Omaha .301

HITSPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.Tim Colwell, NDSU 66Ryan Keele, Omaha 60Scott Splett, SDSU 60Brett Bass, Omaha 59Zach Burling, WIU 57Alex Mortensen, Omaha 57Steve Kedroski, WIU 56Clay Hathaway, IPFW 55Jameson Henning, WIU 54Blake Turbak, NDSU 54

RUNS SCORED PLAYER, SCHOOL NO.Tim Colwell, NDSU 40Scott Splett, SDSU 39Paul Jacobson, SDSU 37Al Robbins, SDSU 36Andrew Melton, SDSU 35Zach Burling, WIU 33Alex Mortensen, Omaha 32John Hechtner, NDSU 31Four players tied 30

HOME RUNSPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.Ryan Keele, Omaha 6Daniel Telford, SDSU 6Clay Hathaway, IPFW 5Wes Satzinger, NDSU 5Kevin Wirth, IPFW 5Todd Dunham, OU 4Kirk Kenneally, NDSU 4Dan Dispensa, WIU 3Robby Enslen, OU 3Steve Kedroski, WIU 3

TRIPLESPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.Dan Dispensa, WIU 6Tim Colwell, NDSU 4Clay Hathaway, IPFW 3Kyle Kleinendorst, NDSU 3Daniel Telford, SDSU 3Blake Turbak, NDSU 3Six players tied 2

DOUBLESPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.Markus Kalber, IPFW 16Paul Jacobson, SDSU 15Alex Mortensen, Omaha 15Robby Enslen, OU 13Nolan Jacoby, OU 13Tim Colwell, NDSU 12Steve Kedroski, WIU 12Aaron Machbitz, SDSU 12Andrew Melton, SDSU 12Blake Turbak, NDSU 12

RUNS BATTED INPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.Aaron Machbitz, SDSU 36Daniel Telford, SDSU 36Ryan Keele, Omaha 33Wes Satzinger, NDSU 32Scott Splett, SDSU 32Robby Enslen, OU 30Kyle Kleinendorst, NDSU 30Andrew Melton, SDSU 29Caleb Palensky, Omaha 29Blake Turbak, NDSU 29

ON-BASE PERCENTAGEPLAYER, SCHOOL PCT.Clayton Taylor, Omaha .464Ryan Keele, Omaha .463Cory Buckley, Omaha .424Kyle Kleinendorst, NDSU .411Blake Turbak, NDSU .389Alex Mortensen, Omaha .388Alex Schultz, Omaha .385Daniel Marra, SDSU .379Neil DeCook, WIU .379Brett Bass, Omaha .377

SLUGGING PERCENTAGEPLAYER, SCHOOL PCT.Ryan Keele, Omaha .571Cory Buckley, Omaha .492Wes Satzinger, NDSU .487Kyle Kleinendorst, NDSU .484Clay Hathaway, IPFW .447Clayton Taylor, Omaha .443Kevin Wirth, IPFW .420Alex Mortensen, Omaha .419Paul Jacobson, SDSU .415Blake Turbak, NDSU .413

STOLEN BASESPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.Tyler Shepherd, IPFW 29Z Burling, WIU 19Todd Dunham, OU 17Jared Theiser, OU 15Clay Hathaway, IPFW 13Brett Bass, Omaha 11Tim Colwell, NDSU 11Neil DeCook, WIU 11

EARNED RUN AVERAGEPLAYER, SCHOOL ERAAaron Michel, WIU 1.23John Straka, NDSU 1.67Layne Somsen, SDSU 1.87Stephen Bougher, SDSU 2.86Jason Kalber, IPFW 3.16Adam Bray, SDSU 3.19Jason Hager, OU 3.30Tom Constand, WIU 3.32Zach Williamsen, Omaha 3.38David Ernst, NDSU 3.43

WINSPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.Stephen Bougher, SDSU 8John Straka, NDSU 8Adam Bray, SDSU 7Tyler Fox, Omaha 6Steve Danielak, IPFW 5David Ernst, NDSU 512 players tied 4

INNINGS PITCHEDPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.John Straka, NDSU 108.0Jason Hager, OU 95.1Tim Koons, OU 91.2Layne Somsen, SDSU 91.1Stephen Bougher, SDSU 88.0Jason Kalber, IPFW 82.2David Ernst, NDSU 81.1Tom Constand, WIU 78.2John. White, WIU 77.0Jake Paulson, OU 74.1

STRIKEOUTSPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.Layne Somsen, SDSU 91John Straka, NDSU 90Jason Hager, OU 73Tim Koons, OU 72Chuck Weaver, IPFW 69Tyler Willman, WIU 64Stephen Bougher, SDSU 62Jason Kalber, IPFW 60Tom Constand, WIU 56David Ernst, NDSU 54Matt Tew, Omaha 54

SAVESPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.J.D. Moore, SDSU 13Brian Loconsole, WIU 9Kyle Kingsley, NDSU 8Russell Luxton, OU 8Derek Landis, Omaha 7Josh Bullock, Omaha 6Simon Anderson, NDSU 4Three players tied 3

APPEARANCESPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.J.D. Moore, SDSU 26Russell Luxton, OU 24Kevin Korkate, OU 23Kyle Kingsley, NDSU 22Brian Loconsole, WIU 22Aaron Michel, WIU 21Simon Anderson, NDSU 20Derek Landis, Omaha 19Tom Constand, WIU 18Talon Jumper, SDSU 18Jonah Lakatos, OU 18

GAMES STARTEDPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.David Ernst, NDSU 15Stephen Bougher, SDSU 14Tom Constand, WIU 14Jason Hager, OU 14Jason Kalber, IPFW 14Tim Koons, OU 13Jake Paulson, OU 13Layne Somsen, SDSU 13John Straka, NDSU 13Chuck Weaver, IPFW 13

COMPLETE GAMESPLAYER, SCHOOL NO.John Straka, NDSU 6Stephen Bougher, SDSU 5Jason Hager, OU 5Jason Kalber, IPFW 5Chuck Weaver, IPFW 3Tom Constand, WIU 2David Ernst, NDSU 2Tim Koons, OU 2Steven Schoonover, Omaha 2John White, WIU 2

OPPONENT BATTING AVG.PLAYER, SCHOOL AVG.Aaron Michel, WIU .179Layne Somsen, SDSU .196Zach Williamsen, Omaha .222John Straka, NDSU .231Tim Koons, OU .237Tom Constand, WIU .243Chuck Weaver, IPFW .246Stephen Bougher, SDSU .247Jason Hager, OU .260Tyler Willman, WIU .260

Note: Statistics based on all games playedPitching leaders based on average of 0.8 innings pitched per team game

INDIVIDUAL HITTING STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING STATISTICS

DEPARTED SENIORS


NICK ANDREWS CATCHER/DESIGNATED HITTER • REDMOND, WASH.Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SAC HP SB AVG SLG2010 22 29 6 5 0 0 0 4 5 4 8 1 0 0 .172 .1722011 26 29 2 7 2 0 0 5 9 2 6 0 2 0 .241 .3102012 33 73 12 20 4 1 2 14 32 2 16 7 4 2 .274 .4382013 35 77 17 23 5 0 1 14 31 10 12 0 11 0 .299 .403Career 116 208 37 55 11 1 3 37 77 18 42 8 17 2 .264 .370

STEVEN AUTENRIETH CATCHER • LITTLETON, COLO.Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SAC HP SB AVG SLG2012 16 30 3 8 1 0 0 1 9 1 7 0 1 0 .267 .3002013 23 41 3 12 0 0 0 2 12 6 9 1 1 0 .293 .293Career 39 71 6 20 1 0 0 3 21 7 16 1 2 0 .282 .296

STEPHEN BOUGHER PITCHER • PAPILLION, NEB.Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR Avg.2010 7.50 2-4 15 9 0 0 0 54.0 70 48 45 24 36 14 .3182011 4.89 6-4 13 13 2 1 0 81.0 101 52 44 21 43 3 .3122012 4.01 6-5 13 12 2 2 0 76.1 85 43 34 34 50 4 .2852013 2.86 8-2 15 14 5 2 0 88.0 84 43 28 23 62 4 .247Career 4.54 22-15 56 48 9 5 0 299.1 340 186 151 102 191 25 —

SHANE KRAEMER PITCHER • VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR Avg.2010 7.20 4-3 18 10 0 0 0 50.0 63 51 40 31 44 5 .3152011 8.80 2-0 13 5 0 0 1 29.2 41 30 29 18 27 3 .3392012 5.97 0-5 20 0 0 0 2 28.2 39 28 19 14 26 2 .3152013 4.43 4-3 15 6 0 0 0 42.2 61 29 21 16 39 2 .351Career 6.50 10-11 66 21 0 0 3 151.0 204 138 109 81 133 12 —

DANIEL MARRA INFIELDER • TORONTO, ONTARIO

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SAC HP SB AVG SLG2009 11 14 3 3 0 0 0 1 3 3 2 2 0 0 .214 .2142011 37 101 15 26 1 0 0 11 27 8 11 2 4 1 .257 .2672012 46 162 22 47 6 1 2 22 61 9 12 4 3 3 .290 .3772013 55 164 24 45 7 0 0 24 52 22 14 7 7 1 .274 .317Career 149 441 64 121 14 1 2 58 143 42 39 15 14 5 .274 .324

ANDREW MELTON INFIELDER • LITTLETON, COLO.Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SAC HP SB AVG SLG2010 44 105 31 32 8 2 2 24 50 17 30 3 3 2 .305 .4762011 41 103 18 27 5 2 2 12 42 13 17 2 6 2 .262 .4082012 46 142 27 35 6 0 2 14 47 23 26 7 1 3 .246 .3312013 58 187 35 47 12 1 0 29 61 34 31 9 5 2 .251 .326Career 189 537 111 141 31 5 6 79 200 87 104 21 15 9 .263 .372

LAYNE SOMSEN PITCHER • YANKTON, S.D.Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR Avg.2009 5.32 4-7 14 12 3 0 0 66.0 82 49 39 44 36 4 .3052010 0.00 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 2 2 0 1 0 0 .2502012 4.53 1-6 12 12 1 0 0 55.2 45 39 28 36 53 1 .2242013 1.87 4-5 15 13 1 0 1 91.1 63 26 19 30 91 1 .196Career 3.60 9-18 42 38 5 0 1 215.0 192 116 86 111 180 6 —

DEPARTED SENIORS


DANIEL TELFORD DESIGNATED HITTER • NEWMARKET, ONTARIO

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SAC HP SB AVG SLG2010 53 148 43 46 8 0 5 40 71 16 21 6 6 2 .311 .4802011 41 107 13 33 7 0 2 17 46 10 13 0 1 0 .308 .4302012 37 108 10 23 8 0 1 10 34 10 18 1 3 0 .213 .3152013 42 122 25 50 9 3 6 36 83 8 21 2 0 0 .410 .680Career 173 485 91 152 32 3 14 103 234 44 73 9 10 2 .313 .482

2013 SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

TEAM AWARDS

ACADEMIC AWARDS

Daniel Telford was selected as team most valuable player and added apair of other accolades to highlight the South Dakota State University baseball team’s year-end awards.

A native of Newmarket, Ontario, Telford also claimed the CoachesAward and Big Stick Award after batting .410 with six home runs and 36runs batted in during an all-Summit League season in 2013. Telford’s batting average and home run total led the team, as did his .680 sluggingpercentage, while his 36 RBI tied for the team lead. A first-team all-Summit League selection, Telford later was named MVP of the SummitLeague Championship, in helping lead the Jackrabbits to their first-everNCAA Tournament appearance at the Division I level.

Pitcher Stephen Bougher and outfielder Scott Splett each were honoredwith two awards. A senior right-hander from Papillion, Neb., Boughershared Most Outstanding Pitcher honors and was one of three players to receive the Captains Award. Now pitching professionally for the LincolnSaltdogs in the independent America Association, Bougher compiled an 8-2 record with a 2.86 earned run average in 2013, en route to finishing hiscareer as the Jackrabbits’ all-time record holder for starts and inningspitched.

Splett received Newcomer of the Year and the team’s Gold Glove Award.A native of Apple Valley, Minn., Splett hit .288 with two homeruns and 32RBI, while adding seven outfield assists and committing only two errorsfor a .982 fielding percentage after transferring from the junior collegeranks.

Sharing the Most Outstanding Pitcher honor was Layne Somsen. Thesenior right-hander, who is now pitching in the Cincinnati Reds organiza-tion, finished the 2013 season with a 4-5 record despite posting a 1.87ERA and striking out 91 batters in 91.1 innings. His lone save of the seasoncame in the Summit League tournament-clinching game against NorthDakota State.

Other recipients of the Captains Award were senior catcher Steven Autenrieth and senior third baseman Andrew Melton.

Sophomore closer J.D. Moore, who set a Jackrabbit single-season recordwith 13 saves in 2013 earned the squad’s Fireman Award. The right-handerfrom Mississauga, Ontario, struck out 38 batters in 31.2 innings with a 1.99ERA.

Outfielder Paul Jacobson was honored with the Freshman of the YearAward after batting .293 with a home run and 20 RBI. The Dakota Dunesnative also led the team with 10 stolen bases.

Rounding out the team award winners were outfielder Eric Danforth andSam Pack, who both received the Mr. Hustle Award.


2013 SUMMIT LEAGUE ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

Layne Somsen Sr. HPER/Pre-Phys. TherapyYankton, S.D.

2013 SUMMIT LEAGUE ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

Nick Andrews Sr. Mechanical Eng./Math Redmond, Wash.Steven Autenrieth*Sr. Mathematics Centennial, Colo.Stephen Bougher Sr. HPER Papillion, Neb.Reid Clary So. Economics Princeton, Ill.Zach Coppola Fr. Undeclared Windsor Hts., IowaEric Danforth So. Sociology Watertown, S.D.Joe Erickson Fr. Undeclared Urbandale, IowaBlake Fieldelman*So. Undeclared Long Grove, Ill.Chad Hodges So. Pre-Economics Medicine Hat, AlbertaZach Holt Fr. Entreprenuerial Studies Bloomington, Ill.Paul Jacobson* Fr. Entrepreneurial Studies Dakota Dunes, S.D.Talon Jumper* So. HPER Commerce City, Colo.Aaron Klatt* So. Exercise Science Albert Lea, Minn.Aaron Machbitz Jr. HPER Dallas, TexasDaniel Marra* Sr. Biology Toronto, OntarioAndrew Melton Sr. Entrepreneurial Studies Littleton, Colo.J.D. Moore So. Pre-Economics Mississauga, OntarioSam Pack Jr. Mathematics Newcastle, Okla.

Al Robbins So. Entrepreneurial Studies West Chicago, Ill.Layne Somsen* Sr. HPER/Pre-Phys. TherapyYankton, S.D.Scott Splett Jr. Biochemistry Apple Valley, Minn.Kenton Welbig* Fr. Pre-Pharmacy Dell Rapids, S.D.Nick Young* So. Pre-Pharmacy Mitchell, S.D.* Distinguished scholar (GPA of 3.6 or higher)

2013 SUMMIT LEAGUE COMMISSIONER’S LIST

OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Nick Andrews Sr. Mechanical Eng./Math Redmond, Wash.Steven Autenrieth Sr. Mathematics Centennial, Colo.Reid Clary So. Economics Princeton, Ill.Eric Danforth So. Sociology Watertown, S.D.Blake Fieldelman So. Undeclared Long Grove, Ill.Talon Jumper So. HPER Commerce City, Colo.Aaron Klatt So. Exercise Science Albert Lea, Minn.Aaron Machbitz Jr. HPER Dallas, TexasDaniel Marra Sr. Biology Toronto, OntarioJ.D. Moore So. Pre-Economics Mississauga, OntarioAl Robbins So. Entrepreneurial Studies West Chicago, Ill.Layne Somsen Sr. HPER/Pre-Phys. TherapyYankton, S.D.Nick Young So. Pre-Pharmacy Mitchell, S.D.

DANIEL TELFORD led the Jackrabbit offense with six home runs andbatted .410 en route to earning team Most Valuable Player honors in2013.

HHIISSTTOORRYY

1947Coach: Doc Scheft Record: 5-4

South Dakota .................................................W............4-0at Minnesota ...................................................L ..........0-13Morningside (Iowa) .......................................L ..........6-10Huron (S.D.) ..................................................W............9-4Western Union...............................................W............6-5Western Union...............................................W............1-0Morningside (Iowa) .......................................L ..........4-11South Dakota..................................................L ............5-6Huron (S.D.) ..................................................W............3-0

1948Coach: Jack Frost Record: 3-7

Westmar (Iowa) .............................................W ........10-6Morningside (Iowa) ......................................L ............3-8Northern Iowa ...............................................L ..........8-14Northern Iowa ................................................L ............1-2Northern Iowa ................................................L ............3-7Northern Iowa ................................................L ..........1-14Morningside (Iowa) .......................................L ..........1-10South Dakota..................................................L ..........4-10Westmar (Iowa) .............................................W ........12-7Buena Vista (Iowa)........................................W ........10-4

1949Coach: Jack Frost Record: 5-7

Morningside (Iowa) .......................................L ..........0-20Westmar (Iowa) .............................................W............3-0Buena Vista (Iowa).........................................L ..........3-16Minnesota State-Mankato.............................W ........13-3South Dakota .................................................W............1-0Westmar (Iowa) ..............................................L ............3-7Morningside (Iowa).......................................W............7-3Nebraska-Omaha ...........................................L ............4-6South Dakota .................................................W ........10-1Buena Vista (Iowa).........................................L ............0-7at Nebraska-Omaha .......................................L ..........4-10Minnesota State-Mankato .............................L ............1-2

1950Coach: Erv Huether Record: 7-2

Morningside (Iowa) ......................................L ............8-9Nebraska-Omaha...........................................W............3-2Nebraska-Omaha ...........................................L ..........8-21Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................W ........26-3South Dakota .................................................W............6-0Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................W ........14-1South Dakota .................................................W............6-4Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) .........................W............7-6Morningside (Iowa).......................................W............5-3

1951Coach: Erv Huether Record: 5-2-1

Morningside (Iowa)......................................W............8-6Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................L ............5-7Morningside (Iowa).......................................W............5-4Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................W ......19-11Nebraska-Omaha ...........................................L ............1-4*Nebraska-Omaha .........................................T ............4-4Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................W............6-5Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................W ......26-16* Called by rain in the 14th inning


Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................W............5-4Sioux Falls (S.D.) Canaries............................L ............4-9Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................W ........16-0Minnesota State-Mankato .............................L ..........9-11Minnesota State-Mankato .............................L ..........4-14

Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) .........................L ............1-2Huron (S.D.) Elks...........................................L ............1-3Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) .........................W............8-6Morningside (Iowa).......................................W ......12-11


Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) .........................W ......12-10Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) ........................W............8-7Sioux Falls (S.D.) Canaries...........................L ............2-6Morningside (Iowa)......................................W............5-4Buena Vista (Iowa)........................................L ............4-6Morningside (Iowa)......................................W ........13-6Minnesota State-Mankato .............................L ............3-6Minnesota State-Mankato ............................L ..........0-10Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................W............4-1Augustana (S.D.) ..........................................W............7-0


Apr 22 Morningside (Iowa)........................L ............2-6Apr 23 Nebraska-Omaha...........................W............9-1Apr 24 Nebraska-Omaha............................L ..........2-12May 6 Morningside (Iowa).......................W............6-1May 8 Buena Vista (Iowa) ........................W............7-6May 15 Minnesota State-Mankato.............W............5-1May 21 Northern Iowa................................W............4-0May 22 Northern Iowa.................................L ..........8-13


Apr 16 Minnesota State-Mankato.............W............3-2Apr 16 Minnesota State-Mankato..............L ............2-6Apr 22 Morningside (Iowa).......................W ........12-1Apr 27 Westmar (Iowa)..............................W............4-2May 3 Morningside (Iowa).......................W............9-3May 6 Westmar (Iowa)..............................W ........11-3May 10 South Dakota ..................................L ............1-9May 13 Nebraska-Omaha............................L ............1-2May 14 Nebraska-Omaha............................L ..........7-15May 18 South Dakota .................................W............6-3May 20 Northern Iowa.................................L ............4-5May 21 Northern Iowa.................................L ............2-9


Apr 14 Minnesota State-Mankato..............L ............7-9Apr 14 Minnesota State-Mankato..............L ............1-2Apr 19 Morningside (Iowa).......................W ........10-4Apr 20 Nebraska-Omaha............................L ..........1-13Apr 21 Nebraska-Omaha............................L ............8-9May 4 Morningside (Iowa).......................W............6-1May 15 SOUTH DAKOTA.........................L ............2-3May 16 Northern Iowa.................................L ............3-8May 16 Northern Iowa.................................L ............3-5May 23 South Dakota ..................................L ............4-6May 25 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ..........8-17May 26 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............3-4


Morningside (Iowa)......................................W............9-5Fort Riley (Kan.)...........................................W............8-1Fort Riley (Kan.) ...........................................L ............1-7Fort Riley (Kan.) ...........................................L ..........5-13Washington of St. Louis (Mo.).....................L ............0-1Morningside (Iowa)......................................W............6-1Nebraska-Omaha ...........................................L ............4-5Nebraska-Omaha ..........................................L ............2-4Northern Iowa ..............................................L ..........0-13Northern Iowa...............................................W............9-6Augustana (S.D.) ...........................................W............9-5

NORTH DAKOTA .......................................L ............0-6NORTH DAKOTA .......................................L ............2-4South Dakota ................................................W............9-2South Dakota.................................................L ............4-8

1958Coach: Erv Huether Record: 13-6, 6-1 NCC

Apr 14 at Fort Riley (Kan.)........................W ........18-8Apr 15 at Fort Riley (Kan.) ........................L ............1-4Apr 16 at Fort Riley (Kan.)........................W............9-2Apr 17 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L........16-17Apr 18 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W ........11-8Apr 19 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............8-3Apr 22 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........11-3Apr 26 at South Dakota ..............................L ............8-9Apr 28 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........12-9May 2 at North Dakota .............................W............9-6May 2 at North Dakota .............................W............5-1May 3 at North Dakota .............................W ........18-2May 9 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........10-2May 9 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............9-1May 10 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........19-4May 13 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............2-3May 20 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............0-7May 20 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............6-0May 21 (1) - at Northern Iowa ....................L ..........1-17(1) – NCC Playoff; Cedar Falls, Iowa


Air Force .........................................L ..........9-11Colorado .........................................L ............0-6Colorado State ................................L ..........3-12

Apr 3 at Nebraska .....................................L........13-18Apr 10 at Minnesota ...................................L ............1-6Apr 11 at Minnesota ...................................L ............0-9Apr 11 at Minnesota ...................................L ............2-3

Nebraska-Omaha............................L ............8-9Nebraska-Omaha............................L ............1-3South Dakota .................................W ......12-11at North Dakota State....................W............4-2at North Dakota State....................W ........14-5at North Dakota State....................W............9-7NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............6-9NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........12-6Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W ........15-6Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W............5-3NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........11-0(1) - Northern Iowa........................W............3-2

(1) – NCC Playoff


Apr 4 at Nebraska .....................................L ..........4-11Apr 5 at Nebraska .....................................L ............5-6Apr 6 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............0-5Apr 7 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............4-7Apr 15 MINNESOTA ................................L ..........2-28Apr 19 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............7-2Apr 20 WINONA STATE (Minn.) ...........W............4-3Apr 22 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............4-2Apr 22 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........13-4Apr 29 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............5-0Apr 29 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............8-1Apr 30 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............6-2May 6 at North Dakota .............................W............9-0May 6 at North Dakota..............................L ............3-4May 7 at North Dakota..............................L ............8-9May 10 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........11-2May 25 (1) - Emporia State (Kan.) .............L ............5-7May 26 (1) - Minot State (N.D.)..................L ............3-4(1) – NAIA Regional Tournament; Omaha, Neb.

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES



Apr 8 at Minnesota ...................................L ..........0-10Apr 8 at Minnesota ...................................L ............7-8Apr 12 St. Cloud State (Minn.) ..................L ..........7-13Apr 18 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W............9-4Apr 21 Nebraska-Omaha............................L ............3-8Apr 22 Nebraska-Omaha...........................W............3-1Apr 28 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............2-0Apr 28 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............4-3Apr 29 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............3-1May 9 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W ........10-5May 13 Air Force ........................................W............3-1May 15 (1) - NORTH DAKOTA ................L ............1-5May 16 South Dakota .................................W............8-7(1) – NCC Northern Division Playoff


Apr 5 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............7-9Apr 6 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............3-4Apr 7 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ..........8-13Apr 13 MINNESOTA................................W............6-3Apr 14 MINNESOTA................................W............3-2Apr 14 MINNESOTA ................................L ..........6-16Apr 17 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........17-9Apr 19 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............9-4Apr 19 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............3-7Apr 27 at North Dakota State....................W............5-4Apr 27 at North Dakota State....................W............5-4May 4 at North Dakota..............................L ............0-4May 4 at North Dakota..............................L ............2-6May 5 at North Dakota..............................L ............6-7May 8 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............4-3May 14 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........15-3May 16 at South Dakota ..............................L ..........9-10


Apr 11 at Colorado State ............................L ..........1-21Apr 12 at Air Force .....................................L ..........3-21Apr 13 at Air Force .....................................L ..........5-12Apr 15 at Nebraska .....................................L ............0-4Apr 16 at Nebraska ....................................W............4-3Apr 17 at Nebraska .....................................L........12-17Apr 20 at South Dakota ..............................L ............2-3Apr 26 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............8-7Apr 26 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ..........5-14Apr 27 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L........12-13May 3 at North Dakota State.....................L ..........9-10May 3 at North Dakota State.....................L ............0-3May 4 at North Dakota State.....................L ............1-5May 7 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............6-2May 10 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............1-7May 13 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ......14-12May 17 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............7-5May 18 CREIGHTON (Neb.) ....................W............7-2May 21 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............5-6May 21 at Minnesota State-Mankato.........W............5-4


Apr 9 at Creighton (Neb.)........................W............3-1Apr 9 at Creighton (Neb.)........................W............4-1Apr 10 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............0-2Apr 10 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............1-7Apr 11 at Offutt Air Force Base ................W............7-5Apr 11 at Offutt Air Force Base .................L ............1-4Apr 18 at Minnesota ...................................L ............0-5Apr 18 at Minnesota ...................................L ............1-2Apr 21 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............5-4

Apr 21 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............9-5Apr 25 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........12-0Apr 25 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ..........5-10May 2 at North Dakota .............................W............2-1May 2 at North Dakota..............................L ............4-5May 9 NORTHERN IOWA ......................L ............1-3May 9 NORTHERN IOWA ......................L ............5-7May 16 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........13-5May 16 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........12-1May 23 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............4-6


Apr 13 MINN. STATE-MOORHEAD.....W ........11-7Apr 13 MINN. STATE-MOORHEAD .....L ..........1-10Apr 16 MINNESOTA ................................L ............3-7Apr 17 MINNESOTA ................................L ............7-9Apr 17 MINNESOTA ................................L ............4-8May 1 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............5-2May 1 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............5-6May 4 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............5-2May 4 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............2-1May 8 at Northern Iowa............................W............3-1May 8 at Northern Iowa.............................L ............1-5May 11 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........14-2May 11 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........17-8May 17 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ..........1-23May 17 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............6-5May 22 at North Dakota State.....................L ............1-4May 22 at North Dakota State.....................L ............2-3


Apr 4 (2) - Wyoming ................................L ............3-8Apr 4 (1) - Grand Canyon (Ariz.) ............L ..........5-13Apr 5 (2) - Wyoming................................W............8-5Apr 5 (1) - Grand Canyon (Ariz.) ............L ..........0-13Apr 6 (2) - Wyoming ................................L ............0-4Apr 6 (1) - Grand Canyon (Ariz.) ............L ............0-6Apr 7 (1) - Northern Arizona ...................L ..........4-19Apr 7 (1) - Grand Canyon (Ariz.) ............L ............0-7Apr 8 (1) - Northern Arizona ..................W............9-6Apr 9 at New Mexico ...............................L ............7-8Apr 9 at New Mexico ...............................L ............7-8Apr 16 at Minnesota ...................................L ............0-2Apr 16 at Minnesota...................................W............2-1Apr 23 at North Dakota State....................W............6-3Apr 23 at North Dakota State....................W ........11-2Apr 30 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............5-4Apr 30 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............4-5May 3 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............8-2May 3 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............1-2May 7 at Northern Iowa............................W............2-1May 7 at Northern Iowa............................W............3-2May 14 WESTMAR (Iowa).......................W............6-1May 14 WESTMAR (Iowa).......................W............3-0May 17 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........19-3May 17 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............9-4May 21 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........13-1May 21 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............3-1(1) – Tempe, Ariz. (2) – Phoenix, Ariz.


Mar 24 * at New Mexico-Highlands.........W............7-0Mar 24 * at New Mexico-Highlands.........W............7-0Mar 25 * at New Mexico-Highlands.........W............7-0Mar 27 * at New Mexico-Highlands.........W............7-0Mar 27 * at New Mexico-Highlands.........W............7-0Mar 28 at Albuquerque (N.M.)...................L ............3-8

Mar 29 at Albuquerque (N.M.) ..................W............3-0Mar 29 at Albuquerque (N.M.) ..................W............6-4Apr 14 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............7-6Apr 15 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............0-4Apr 15 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............2-3Apr 21 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............9-4Apr 22 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........10-1Apr 22 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............4-2Apr 25 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ............1-4Apr 25 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............2-0May 5 at Northern Iowa.............................L ............1-4May 6 at Northern Iowa............................W............2-1May 6 at Northern Iowa............................W............4-0May 12 at North Dakota..............................L ............1-4May 13 at North Dakota..............................L ............1-3May 13 at North Dakota..............................L ............3-6May 16 at South Dakota .............................W............5-0May 16 at South Dakota .............................W............1-0May 19 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........11-8May 20 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............9-5May 20 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............8-6* New Mexico-Highlands forfeited five games to SDSU


Apr 8 at New Mexico ...............................L ............0-3Apr 9 at New Mexico ...............................L ..........3-10Apr 10 at Albuquerque (N.M.)...................L ..........2-21Apr 11 at Albuquerque (N.M.)...................L........10-22Apr 11 (1) -Texas-El Paso ..........................L ............4-5Apr 12 at New Mexico-Highlands.............L ............0-5Apr 13 at New Mexico-Highlands.............L ............1-6Apr 15 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............3-8Apr 15 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............4-5Apr 19 NORTHERN IOWA ......................L ............0-5Apr 26 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............5-1Apr 27 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ..........1-12Apr 27 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W ........10-7May 3 at North Dakota State.....................L ............3-4May 4 at North Dakota State.....................L ............7-8May 4 at North Dakota State.....................L ..........6-10May 10 at South Dakota ..............................L ............0-3May 11 SOUTH DAKOTA.........................L ............1-7May 11 SOUTH DAKOTA.........................L ............2-4May 14 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............3-1May 14 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............2-3May 17 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............3-5(1) – Albuquerque, N.M.


Mar 31 (1) - New Mexico...........................L ............2-7Apr 1 (1) - Colorado .................................L ..........9-10Apr 1 (1) - Albuquerque (N.M.)...............L ............0-4Apr 2 (1) - Colorado .................................L ..........3-17Apr 2 (1) - Albuquerque (N.M.)...............L ..........3-18Apr 3 (1) - Colorado College ..................W............5-3Apr 3 (1) - Albuquerque (N.M.)...............L ............4-8Apr 4 at New Mexico-Highlands.............L ..........1-11Apr 4 at New Mexico-Highlands.............L ............4-9Apr 5 at New Mexico-Highlands.............L ............0-5Apr 7 at Air Force .....................................L ..........1-12

South Dakota .................................W ........11-2South Dakota .................................W............2-1

Apr 18 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............9-8Apr 19 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............6-5Apr 19 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........22-6Apr 25 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............4-5Apr 26 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............3-6Apr 26 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............8-7

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


Apr 29 CREIGHTON (Neb.) ....................W............3-2Apr 29 CREIGHTON (Neb.) ....................W............8-5May 2 at Northern Iowa............................W............6-5May 3 at Northern Iowa.............................L ............3-4May 3 at Northern Iowa............................W............3-1May 9 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............6-4May 9 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............4-1May 10 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............3-1May 16 at North Dakota..............................L ............1-3May 17 at North Dakota..............................L ............0-1(1) – Albuquerque, N.M.


Mar 23 (1) - Colorado State........................L ............6-7Mar 24 (1) - Eastern New Mexico.............W............9-8Mar 25 (1) - Eastern New Mexico.............W ........10-2Mar 26 at New Mexico ...............................L........18-21Mar 27 at New Mexico ...............................L ............2-3Apr 4 at Minnesota-Morris......................W ........11-4Apr 4 at Minnesota-Morris ......................L ............2-4Apr 10 NORTHERN IOWA .....................W............5-4Apr 11 NORTHERN IOWA ......................L ............0-6Apr 11 NORTHERN IOWA ......................L ............1-7Apr 17 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............4-6Apr 25 at North Dakota State....................W............4-3Apr 25 at North Dakota State....................W ........11-3May 2 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............5-2May 2 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........12-1May 5 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........12-2May 5 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........15-4May 8 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............1-6May 9 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............3-2May 9 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............3-8May 15 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............3-4May 16 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............3-2May 16 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............2-5(1) – Portalas, N.M.


Mar 31 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ..........9-10Mar 31 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ............2-6Apr 1 at Bacone (Fla.) ..............................L ..........4-10Apr 3 at Bacone (Fla.) ..............................L ............5-7Apr 4 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............1-8Apr 4 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............1-7Apr 8 at Northern Iowa............................W ........11-3Apr 8 at Northern Iowa............................W............6-1Apr 9 at Northern Iowa............................W ........11-7Apr 12 at Nebraska ....................................W ........10-5Apr 12 at Nebraska .....................................L ..........4-10Apr 16 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........18-5Apr 17 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............6-0Apr 17 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............6-1Apr 20 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.)..........L ............5-6Apr 23 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............8-7Apr 24 at South Dakota ..............................L ............5-6Apr 24 at South Dakota ..............................L ..........5-10Apr 30 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............6-2May 1 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............4-3May 1 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............2-6May 4 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............2-7May 4 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........11-1May 7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............6-5May 8 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............7-6May 8 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............2-3May 14 North Dakota..................................L ............7-9May 15 North Dakota .................................W ........13-7May 15 North Dakota..................................L ............3-7


Mar 28 at Texas Christian ...........................L ............1-3Mar 28 at Texas Christian ...........................L ..........0-12Mar 29 at Southern Methodist (Texas).......L ............0-3Mar 29 at Southern Methodist (Texas).......L ............4-7Mar 30 at Dallas (Texas) ............................W............3-2Mar 30 at Dallas (Texas) ............................W............2-1Mar 31 at Oklahoma Baptist.......................L ............5-6Mar 31 at Oklahoma Baptist.......................L........10-11Apr 1 at West Texas State .........................L ..........1-11Apr 1 at Tulsa (Okla.) ...............................L ............0-3Apr 15 NORTHERN IOWA ......................L ..........8-12Apr 15 NORTHERN IOWA ......................L ..........5-13Apr 21 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............9-4Apr 22 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............7-8Apr 28 at North Dakota State....................W............3-1Apr 29 at North Dakota State.....................L ............3-5Apr 29 at North Dakota State.....................L ............6-7May 9 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............3-1May 9 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............2-3


Mar 29 at Tulsa (Okla.) ...............................L ............5-6Mar 30 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ............0-1Apr 1 at Tulsa (Okla.) ...............................L ............7-8Apr 1 at Tulsa (Okla.) ...............................L ............3-5Apr 6 at Northern Iowa............................W............6-4Apr 6 at Northern Iowa............................W............8-1Apr 7 at Northern Iowa.............................L ............5-6Apr 10 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............5-1Apr 10 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W......3-2 (9)Apr 13 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........10-8Apr 13 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........12-0Apr 14 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W12-11 (11)Apr 17 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W ........12-3Apr 17 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W............3-2Apr 20 at North Dakota..............................L ............0-1Apr 20 at North Dakota..............................L ............0-1Apr 21 at North Dakota .............................W............9-3Apr 24 Southwest Minnesota State............L ............1-4Apr 24 Southwest Minnesota State...........W ........10-3Apr 27 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............4-2Apr 27 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............5-1Apr 28 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............6-7May 2 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............3-1May 2 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............9-1May 5 at South Dakota .............................W............6-1May 5 at South Dakota ..............................L ............1-2May 6 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............5-0May 11 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............5-4May 11 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............9-0May 12 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ....2-3 (10)May 18 (1) - Northern Colorado.................L ..........1-10May 18 (1) - Northwest Missouri...............W ........13-1May 19 (1) - Northern Colorado.................L ..........4-24(1) – Division II Midwest Regional; Maryville, Mo.


Mar 24 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)..................W............6-5Mar 25 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ....6-7 (11)Mar 26 at New Mexico ...............................L ..........4-10Mar 26 at New Mexico ...............................L ............2-3Mar 27 at New Mexico ...............................L ..........4-12Mar 28 at New Mexico...............................W ........10-8Mar 29 at Tulsa (Okla.) ...............................L ..........4-21Mar 30 at Tulsa (Okla.) ...............................L ..........5-10Apr 5 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............1-3

Apr 6 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............3-5Apr 9 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W ........14-6Apr 9 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W ........13-3Apr 16 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W ........12-3Apr 16 MINNESOTA-MORRIS...............L ..........6-15Apr 19 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............8-7Apr 19 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............6-8Apr 20 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........13-3Apr 23 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............3-1Apr 23 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ............3-6Apr 26 at North Dakota State....................W............8-3Apr 26 at North Dakota State....................W............5-1Apr 30 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W ........11-8Apr 30 Augustana (S.D.) ............................L ............4-6May 3 South Dakota .................................W............9-2May 3 South Dakota .................................W ........11-1May 4 South Dakota .................................W ........16-3May 10 Morningside (Iowa).......................W............8-7May 10 Morningside (Iowa).......................W ......13-12May 11 Morningside (Iowa)........................L........13-14


Mar 24 (1) - Illinois .....................................L ..........5-11Mar 24 (1) - New Mexico...........................L ............1-8Mar 25 (1) - New Mexico...........................L........10-15Mar 26 (1) - New Mexico ..........................W............4-3Mar 27 (1) - New Mexico...........................L ............1-8Mar 28 (1) - Illinois .....................................L ............1-8Mar 28 (1) - New Mexico...........................L ..........0-12Mar 29 (1) - New Mexico...........................L ..........1-12Apr 19 at South Dakota .............................W ........10-0Apr 19 at South Dakota ..............................L ............1-5Apr 25 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............0-2Apr 25 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............4-2Apr 26 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............5-4Apr 29 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............8-7Apr 29 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........16-4May 2 at North Dakota .............................W............4-2May 2 at North Dakota .............................W............3-2May 3 at North Dakota..............................L ............0-1May 9 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............2-0May 9 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............5-3May 10 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............8-5

(2) – MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS .......L........10-16(2) – NEBRASKA-OMAHA .......L ............3-9

(1) – Albuquerque, N.M.(2) – Division II Midwest Regional; Brookings, S.D.

1976Coach: Erv Huether Record: 18-16, 13-7

Mar 29 at New Mexico ...............................L ..........6-15Mar 30 at New Mexico ...............................L ............0-4Mar 30 at New Mexico...............................W ........10-5Mar 31 at New Mexico ...............................L ..........2-13Apr 1 at New Mexico ...............................L ..........3-12Apr 2 at New Mexico ...............................L ..........0-13Apr 3 at New Mexico ...............................L ............2-5Apr 3 at New Mexico ...............................L ............2-3Apr 10 Northern State (S.D.).....................W............3-2Apr 10 Yankton (S.D.) ...............................W............7-4Apr 13 Minnesota-Morris ..........................L ..........7-14Apr 13 Minnesota-Morris..........................W............8-6Apr 16 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........16-7Apr 16 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ......17-13Apr 17 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............6-5Apr 17 NORTH DAKOTA........................W....5-4 (10)Apr 20 Augustana (S.D.) ............................L ............3-8Apr 20 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W......8-2 (9)Apr 23 at North Dakota State....................W............2-0Apr 23 at North Dakota State....................W ........10-3

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


Apr 24 at North Dakota State....................W............7-2Apr 24 at North Dakota State.....................L ......3-4 (8)Apr 27 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W......3-2 (9)Apr 27 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W............8-3Apr 30 Minnesota State-Mankato..............L ............4-5Apr 30 Minnesota State-Mankato..............L ..........1-10May 1 Minnesota State-Mankato..............L ............1-2May 1 Minnesota State-Mankato..............L ............3-8May 4 Southwest Minnesota State...........W ........12-7May 4 Southwest Minnesota State............L ..........0-21May 7 Northern Iowa................................W............3-2May 7 Northern Iowa................................W............8-3May 8 Northern Iowa................................W............3-2May 8 Northern Iowa.................................L ............4-5


Apr 3 (1) - at St. Mary's (Texas)...............L ............2-6Apr 4 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............3-8Apr 5 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............2-6Apr 5 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ..........0-10Apr 6 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ..........5-15Apr 7 (1) - Texas Wesleyan.......................L ..........6-11Apr 8 (1) - Texas Wesleyan.......................L ............3-5Apr 8 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............4-6Apr 9 (1) - Texas Wesleyan.......................L ............1-4Apr 9 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............0-2Apr 12 Minnesota-Morris..........................W....3-2 (17)Apr 15 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............9-1Apr 15 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............4-3Apr 16 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........14-4Apr 19 South Dakota .................................W....6-5 (10)Apr 23 Northern State (S.D.).....................W............4-0Apr 23 Northern State (S.D.).....................W............2-0Apr 26 South Dakota .................................W............7-2Apr 26 South Dakota .................................W............6-5Apr 29 at North Dakota .............................W............9-5Apr 29 at North Dakota .............................W ........17-0Apr 30 at North Dakota .............................W............6-4May 3 Southwest Minnesota State...........W ........21-1May 3 Southwest Minnesota State...........W............6-3May 6 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W............4-0May 6 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W............5-0May 7 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W............7-1May 13 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ....5-6 (14)May 14 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............1-5May 18 (3) - Nebraska-Omaha ...................L ............0-3May 19 (3) - Southeast Missouri State .......L ............5-6(1) – Jody Ramsey Invitational; Edinburg, Texas(2) – NCC Playoff; Mankato, Minn.(3) – Division II Midwest Regional; Mankato, Minn.


Apr 2 at Trinity (Texas).............................L ............3-6Apr 3 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............1-9Apr 4 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............0-7Apr 4 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............0-4Apr 5 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............0-9Apr 6 (1) - Dallas (Texas).........................L ............1-8Apr 6 (1) - Rice (Texas)............................L ............2-3Apr 7 (1) - Dallas (Texas).........................L ............4-6Apr 8 (2) - St. Mary's (Texas)...................L ............0-5Apr 14 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............4-0Apr 14 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............1-5Apr 15 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............6-0Apr 15 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........15-2Apr 21 at North Dakota .............................W............8-2Apr 21 at North Dakota .............................W............2-0Apr 22 at North Dakota..............................L ............2-4Apr 22 at North Dakota..............................L ............1-2

Apr 26 (3) - Augustana (S.D.) ....................L ............5-6Apr 26 (3) - Augustana (S.D.) ....................L ............2-4Apr 28 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............1-2Apr 28 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............2-4Apr 29 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............5-0Apr 29 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............3-0May 1 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............6-2May 1 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ............2-7May 5 NORTHERN IOWA .....................W............5-4May 5 NORTHERN IOWA ......................L ............2-5May 6 NORTHERN IOWA .....................W............5-2May 6 NORTHERN IOWA .....................W............3-0(1) – Jody Ramsey Invitational; Edinburg, Texas (2) – San Antonio, Texas (3) – Renner, S.D.


Apr 2 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ..........0-17Apr 3 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............2-4Apr 3 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............3-9Apr 4 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ..........3-12Apr 5 (1) - Dallas (Texas).........................L ............0-1Apr 6 (1) - Dallas (Texas).........................L ............3-4Apr 7 (1) - Rice (Texas) ...........................W............7-3Apr 18 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W ........15-3Apr 18 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W............4-3Apr 21 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............9-8Apr 21 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............8-4Apr 23 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............0-8Apr 23 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............0-3Apr 24 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............1-0Apr 24 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............4-5Apr 28 at North Dakota State....................W............5-1Apr 28 at North Dakota State....................W............5-4Apr 30 YANKTON (S.D.).........................W............6-4Apr 30 YANKTON (S.D.).........................W............4-3May 3 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W....2-1 (10)May 3 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............0-1May 4 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............5-2May 4 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............5-1(1) – Jody Ramsey Invitational; Edinburg, Texas


Mar 30 at Trinity (Texas).............................L ..........6-10Mar 31 at Texas-Pan American...................L ..........4-14Mar 31 at Texas-Pan American...................L ..........6-25Apr 1 at Texas-Pan American...................L ..........1-14Apr 2 at Texas-Pan American...................L ............1-4Apr 3 at Texas-Pan American...................L ..........1-22Apr 4 at Texas-Pan American...................L ............5-6Apr 4 at Texas-Pan American...................L ....1-2 (11)Apr 5 at Texas-Pan American...................L ..........1-10Apr 9 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............8-2Apr 9 MINNESOTA-MORRIS...............L ..........8-10Apr 12 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............5-1Apr 12 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............9-2Apr 13 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............8-0Apr 13 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............8-7Apr 16 DAKOTA STATE (S.D.)...............W ........15-4Apr 16 DAKOTA STATE (S.D.)...............W............9-0Apr 19 at South Dakota .............................W ........11-0Apr 19 at South Dakota ..............................L ............1-2Apr 20 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............2-9Apr 20 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............6-1Apr 23 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............5-2Apr 23 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........10-8Apr 26 at North Dakota..............................L ............3-4Apr 26 at North Dakota .............................W ........12-0Apr 27 at North Dakota .............................W............2-1Apr 27 at North Dakota..............................L ............3-5

Apr 29 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)....................L ............4-5Apr 29 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W............4-2Apr 30 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L ............6-8Apr 30 BRIAR CLIFF(Iowa).....................L ..........8-10May 3 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L........10-16May 3 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ..........1-10

1981Coach: Erv Huether Record: 12-19-1, 8-7 NCC

Mar 31 at Kansas State................................L ..........8-15Mar 31 at Kansas State................................L ..........1-11Apr 1 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ..........6-19Apr 2 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ............7-8Apr 3 at Wichita State (Kan.)...................L ..........8-18Apr 3 at Wichita State (Kan.)...................L ..........5-29Apr 4 at Wichita State (Kan.)...................L ............2-8Apr 4 at Wichita State (Kan.)...................L ..........0-18Apr 5 at Wichita State (Kan.)...................L ..........2-13Apr 8 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............9-5Apr 8 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............7-6Apr 11 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............2-1Apr 11 NORTH DAKOTA ........................T ............5-5Apr 12 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W ........11-6Apr 12 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L........10-27Apr 13 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)....................L ..........6-12Apr 14 DAKOTA STATE..........................W............3-0Apr 14 DAKOTA STATE..........................W............7-6Apr 16 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............2-9Apr 16 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............7-8Apr 21 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........13-4Apr 21 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........18-6Apr 24 at North Dakota State....................W............6-5Apr 24 at North Dakota State....................W ........13-1Apr 25 at North Dakota State.....................L ..........7-14Apr 25 at North Dakota State.....................L ..........6-13Apr 28 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............7-5Apr 28 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ..........3-11May 1 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............2-1May 1 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L........11-13May 2 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........14-9May 2 SOUTH DAKOTA.........................L ..........4-18


Mar 14 (1) – Wisconsin-La Crosse............W............5-2Mar 15 (1) - Missouri..................................L ..........3-14Mar 16 (1) - Wisconsin-La Crosse .............L ..........5-13Mar 16 (1) - New Mexico...........................L ..........2-15Mar 17 (1) - Wisconsin-La Crosse ............W ........20-2Mar 17 (1) - Wyoming ................................L ..........1-17Mar 19 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ..........0-15Mar 19 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ..........0-20Mar 20 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ............4-7Mar 20 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ..........3-13Mar 27 at Yankton (S.D.)............................W............5-0Mar 27 at Yankton (S.D.)............................W ........10-4Apr 12 DAKOTA STATE (S.D.)...............W............8-7Apr 12 DAKOTA STATE (S.D.)................L ............3-4Apr 13 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)....................L ............0-4Apr 13 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W............5-2Apr 16 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............4-1Apr 17 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............4-9Apr 17 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ......14-12Apr 21 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............9-3Apr 21 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............4-3Apr 23 at North Dakota State....................W ........21-8Apr 23 at North Dakota State....................W ........10-7Apr 24 at North Dakota State....................W ......16-15Apr 24 at North Dakota State.....................L ............3-9Apr 30 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............4-1Apr 30 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............2-1

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


May 1 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ............7-9May 1 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ............3-5May 7 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............6-8May 7 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............3-8May 8 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............6-9May 8 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ..........5-12(1) – Albuquerque, N.M.


Mar 21 (1) - Michigan State .......................L ............4-5Mar 21 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............1-5Mar 22 (1) - Michigan State .......................L ............5-7Mar 22 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............0-4Mar 23 (1) - Michigan State .......................L ..........3-15Mar 24 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ..........1-13Mar 25 (1) - Michigan State .......................L ............6-7Mar 29 HURON (S.D.) ...............................L ............1-5Mar 29 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W............6-1Apr 1 YANKTON (S.D.).........................W............5-0Apr 8 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............1-2Apr 8 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............7-0Apr 9 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............1-5Apr 9 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............4-0Apr 12 Nebraska-Omaha...........................W ........10-6Apr 12 Nebraska-Omaha............................L ............2-4Apr 15 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............7-4Apr 15 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............1-0Apr 19 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W ........13-0Apr 19 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W............9-4Apr 22 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............1-4Apr 22 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............0-1Apr 23 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............4-3Apr 23 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............5-1Apr 29 at South Dakota ..............................L ............2-3Apr 29 at South Dakota .............................W............6-5Apr 30 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............4-3Apr 30 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............4-2

(2) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............1-4(2) - Morningside (Iowa) ...............L ............0-2

(1) – Jody Ramsey Invitational; Edinburg, Texas(2) – NCC Playoffs; Sioux City, Iowa

1984Coach: Mark Ekeland Record: 27-13, 9-4 NCC

Mar 25 at Oklahoma City ...........................L ............4-8Mar 25 at Oklahoma City ...........................L ..........4-11Mar 26 (1) - Macalester (Minn.)................W............5-2Mar 26 (1) - Stephen F. Austin (Texas) ......L ............1-4Mar 28 (1) - Missouri-St. Louis.................W ......12-10Mar 28 (1) - Nebraska-Omaha...................W ........10-9Mar 29 (1) - Macalester (Minn.)................W ........10-0Mar 30 at Sam Houston State (Texas).......W............7-5Mar 30 at Sam Houston State (Texas)........L ............1-9Mar 31 at Texas Wesleyan...........................L ..........4-16Apr 4 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W ........10-0Apr 4 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............7-2Apr 6 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W............6-0Apr 6 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W ........12-5Apr 7 * Augustana (S.D.).........................W............7-0Apr 7 * Augustana (S.D.).........................W............7-0Apr 9 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ............6-7Apr 9 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............3-2Apr 15 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............1-3Apr 15 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............3-4Apr 17 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ............6-8Apr 17 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............5-3Apr 19 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............8-1Apr 19 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............8-1Apr 20 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............1-2Apr 20 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............9-2

at Northern State (S.D.).................W ........18-4at Northern State (S.D.).................W............7-2SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........15-0

May 1 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............2-1May 1 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W ........16-7May 4 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato.....W............3-2May 5 (2) - Nebraska-Omaha...................W............1-0May 6 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato.....W............4-1May 17 (3) - LEWIS (Ill.)...........................W............3-2May 18 (3) - MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS .......W ........11-6May 19 (3) - MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS........L ............2-7May 19 (3) - MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS .......W ........15-3May 23 (4) - Cal State Northridge ..............L ..........2-17May 24 (4) - Troy (Ala.) ..............................L ..........6-12(1) – Pineywoods Tournament; Nacogdoches, Texas(2) – NCC Tournament; Mankato, Minn.(3) – Division II Midwest Regional; Brookings, S.D.(4) – Division II World Series; Riverside, Calif.* Augustana forfeited two games to SDSU


Mar 23 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ..........2-19Mar 23 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ............2-5Mar 24 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ............2-6Mar 24 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ............0-7Mar 25 at Texas-Arlington ..........................L ..........1-19Mar 25 at Texas-Arlington ..........................L ..........2-14Mar 26 (1) - Nebraska-Omaha ...................L ............4-6Mar 26 (1) - Stephen F. Austin (Texas) ......L ............2-6Mar 28 (1) - Stephen F. Austin (Texas) ......L ............3-4Mar 28 (1) - Stephen F. Austin (Texas) ......L ............1-2Apr 3 Minnesota-Morris..........................W ........10-0Apr 3 Minnesota-Morris..........................W............5-4Apr 6 Northern State (S.D.).....................W............9-6Apr 6 Northern State (S.D.).....................W............5-2Apr 8 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W....4-3 (10)Apr 8 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............3-1Apr 9 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W ........12-7Apr 9 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W ........13-8Apr 12 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........21-2Apr 12 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........12-2Apr 13 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........11-3Apr 13 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........14-1Apr 19 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ......1-3 (8)Apr 19 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ..........4-11Apr 21 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............3-1Apr 21 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............5-3Apr 23 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W ........11-8Apr 23 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W ........12-0Apr 26 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............8-0Apr 26 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............2-1Apr 27 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ......5-6 (8)Apr 27 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............9-5Apr 30 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............2-1Apr 30 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............3-2May 2 at South Dakota .............................W............7-6May 2 at South Dakota .............................W............8-3May 3 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........15-0May 3 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........19-9May 10 (2) – ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)W ..........5-4May 10 (2) – MINN. STATE-MANKATOL..........3-11May 11 (2) – ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)W ..........4-0May 11 (2) – MINN. STATE-MANKATOL..........5-14(1) – Nacogdoches, Texas(2) – NCC Tournament; Brookings, S.D.

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


When Mark Ekeland became the fourth coach in SDSUbaseball history, no one expected a whole lot. After all, theteam was 14-16 in 1983, and hadn’t made the NCAATournament in seven years.

That 1984 season turned into one of the most memo-rable in school history, as SDSU finished 27-13 and advanced to the College World Series.

The Jacks won the NCC Tournament, twice defeatinghost Minnesota State, Mankato.

SDSU earned the right to host the Midwest Regional,and defeated Missouri-St. Louis in the championship,earning a trip to Riverside, Calif., and the CWS.

Though the Jacks would lose both games in California, it could not diminish the accomplishments of the squad.During the season, the 1984 team accounted for 19 records. While 18 of those have since been broken, Dave Lane, as a sophomore, set a new

benchmark for career stolen bases. He still holds that mark, with 76. In addition, Ekeland was named Midwest Regional Coach of the Year.

1984 JACKRABBITS: COLLEGE WORLD SERIES QUALIFIERS


Mar 3 at South Dakota .............................W ........11-0Mar 3 at South Dakota .............................W ........12-6Mar 21 at Oklahoma ...................................L ..........1-11Mar 21 at Oklahoma ...................................L ..........3-17Mar 23 at Stephen F. Austin (Texas)...........L ............3-4Mar 23 at Stephen F. Austin (Texas)...........L ............3-4Mar 24 at Stephen F. Austin (Texas)..........W ........10-7Mar 24 at Stephen F. Austin (Texas)..........W............4-3Mar 25 at Sam Houston State (Texas)........L ..........5-14Mar 25 at Sam Houston State (Texas)........L ............1-6Mar 27 at Centenary (N.J.).........................W............3-2Mar 27 at Centenary (N.J,).........................W ........12-4Mar 29 at Oklahoma City ...........................L ..........6-18Mar 29 at Oklahoma City ...........................L ..........4-10Apr 1 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W ........12-9Apr 1 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............9-3Apr 4 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............0-1Apr 4 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............3-6Apr 8 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............4-3Apr 8 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........10-3Apr 11 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............7-1Apr 11 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........12-0Apr 12 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............7-6Apr 12 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........12-2Apr 16 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W ........11-3Apr 16 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W ........23-3Apr 18 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W ........11-2Apr 18 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W ........12-5Apr 20 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W ........12-3Apr 20 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W ........10-0Apr 24 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ........12-2Apr 24 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W............7-5Apr 26 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............9-8Apr 29 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............8-6Apr 29 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L ..........4-10May 2 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............6-5May 2 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........11-0May 9 (1) - St. Cloud State (Minn.)..........L ............7-9May 9 (1) - Morningside (Iowa)...............W............7-1May 12 (1) - St. Cloud State (Minn.)..........L ............1-9(1) - NCC Tournament; Mankato, Minn.


Mar 20 at Oklahoma State ..........................L........13-23Mar 20 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ..........2-21Mar 21 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ..........3-13Mar 21 at Oklahoma State ..........................L ..........0-15Mar 24 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............4-9Mar 24 (1) - Bellevue (Neb.)......................W ........24-5Mar 25 (1) - Bellevue (Neb.) ......................L ............2-3Mar 25 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............1-6Mar 26 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ..........0-13Mar 27 (1) - Bellevue (Neb.) ......................L ..........6-11Mar 28 (1) - Bellevue (Neb.)......................W............9-1Mar 28 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............2-7Mar 31 Minnesota-Morris..........................W ........12-2Mar 31 Minnesota-Morris..........................W ........13-3Apr 3 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........10-0Apr 3 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........10-0Apr 4 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ......13-11Apr 4 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........10-8Apr 7 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ............2-6Apr 7 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............2-1Apr 10 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............5-6Apr 10 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............5-4Apr 14 MOUNT MARTY (S.D.) .............W............3-2Apr 14 MOUNT MARTY (S.D.) .............W............4-0

Apr 16 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............6-2Apr 16 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W ........13-6Apr 18 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............8-0Apr 18 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ............3-8Apr 21 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ........14-4Apr 21 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ........10-0Apr 24 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............8-0Apr 24 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............9-3Apr 25 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........11-4Apr 25 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............8-4Apr 28 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............4-3Apr 28 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W ........17-6May 1 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........16-1May 1 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........22-3May 2 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............4-5May 2 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W......4-3 (8)May 3 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W ........15-3May 3 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ............3-9

(2) – NORTH DAKOTA...............W ........12-2(2) – MINN. STATE-MANKATOL ............7-8(2) – MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)......W............8-1(2) – MINN. STATE-MANKATOL ............5-6

(1) – Jody Ramsey Invitational; Edinburg, Texas(2) – NCC Tournament; Brookings, S.D.


Mar 19 (1) - Kansas State ...........................L ..........2-10Mar 19 (1) - Southwest Baptist (Mo.)........L ..........9-10Mar 21 (2) - Dartmouth (N.H.)..................W............5-3Mar 22 (2) - Wright State (Ohio)...............W............3-0Mar 23 (2) - Dartmouth (N.H.)...................L ............6-7Mar 24 (2) - Dartmouth (N.H.)..................W............4-1Mar 25 (2) - Wright State (Ohio)................L ..........1-12Mar 26 (2) - Wright State (Ohio)...............W............8-5Mar 30 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............3-2Mar 30 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............7-2Apr 4 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.).........W......5-4 (8)Apr 4 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.).........W............5-4Apr 6 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........14-4Apr 6 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ............4-7Apr 9 at North Dakota State....................W............6-2Apr 9 at North Dakota State....................W............7-2Apr 10 at North Dakota .............................W ........11-6Apr 10 at North Dakota..............................L ......3-4 (8)Apr 12 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ......18-13Apr 12 DAKOTA WESLEYAN................L ............3-7Apr 16 MOUNT MARTY (S.D.) .............W ........13-4Apr 16 MOUNT MARTY (S.D.) .............W ........12-7Apr 17 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W............8-4Apr 17 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ............7-9Apr 19 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L ..........1-13Apr 19 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L........10-12Apr 24 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W ........10-2Apr 24 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............9-1Apr 29 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............5-8Apr 29 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............2-1Apr 30 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............9-4Apr 30 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............3-4May 6 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........10-0May 6 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............9-4May 7 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............2-3May 7 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........17-2May 9 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ........11-1May 9 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W............7-5May 13 (3) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............3-6May 13 (3) - St. Cloud State (Minn.) .........W............7-5May 14 (3) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............3-7May 14 (3) - Morningside (Iowa)...............W............9-7(1) – Manhattan, Kan. (3) – NCC Tournament; St. Cloud, Minn.(2) – Jody Ramsey Invitational; Edinburg, Texas


Mar 17 at Oklahoma City ..........................W ......17-16Mar 17 at Oklahoma City ..........................W ........12-5Mar 18 at Tarkio (Mo.)................................L ............5-6Mar 20 (1) - St. Francis (Ill.).......................L ............4-9Mar 21 (1) - Ohio State ...............................L ............4-6Mar 21 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............4-5Mar 22 (1) - St. Francis (Ill.).......................L ............4-8Mar 23 (1) - Ohio State ...............................L........10-14Mar 24 (1) - St. Francis (Ill.) ......................W............3-2Mar 25 (1) - Ohio State ...............................L ............8-9Mar 25 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ............3-8Apr 1 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............1-0Apr 1 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ..........4-11Apr 2 MOUNT MARTY (S.D.) .............W ........11-4Apr 2 MOUNT MARTY (S.D.) .............W............9-8Apr 4 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.).........W ........15-0Apr 4 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.).........W ........10-1Apr 5 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............7-0Apr 5 MINNESOTA-MORRIS...............L ............3-5Apr 14 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) ..............L ............4-6Apr 14 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) .............W............7-2Apr 15 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............1-4Apr 15 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ..........4-14Apr 18 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............6-4Apr 18 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............5-4Apr 21 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............8-7Apr 21 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W ........13-0Apr 23 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............7-2Apr 23 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............6-0Apr 25 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W............2-1Apr 25 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ........11-1Apr 28 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W ........11-1Apr 28 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W ........12-0Apr 29 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............3-2Apr 29 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............3-6May 2 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W............8-0May 2 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ........15-3May 5 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........12-5May 5 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........20-2May 6 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........11-1May 6 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........13-8May 7 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........24-4May 8 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........13-2May 12 (2) - MINN. STATE-MANKATOW............2-1May 12 (2) - ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.) L ..........5-11May 13 (2) - MINN. STATE-MANKATO.L ............4-8(1) - Jody Ramsey Invitational; Edinburg, Texas(2) – NCC Tournament; Brookings, S.D.


Mar 16 at Oklahoma City ...........................L ..........3-13Mar 17 at Central Oklahoma .....................W............5-2Mar 17 at Central Oklahoma ......................L ............3-4Mar 19 (1) - Nebraska-Kearney .................L ............2-3Mar 20 (1) - Nebraska-Kearney.................W............6-5Mar 20 (1) - Texas-Pan American...............L ..........3-12Mar 21 (1) - Miami (Ohio) .........................L ............5-6Mar 22 (1) - Miami (Ohio) .........................L ............4-8Mar 23 (1) - Nebraska-Kearney.................W............6-4Mar 23 (1) - Miami (Ohio) .........................L ............4-9Mar 24 (1) - Nebraska-Kearney .................L ............5-7Mar 31 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ............8-9Mar 31 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........12-2Apr 1 at Northern State (S.D.).................W ........17-4Apr 1 at Northern State (S.D.).................W ........18-9Apr 3 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............8-6Apr 3 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............9-8

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


Apr 7 at North Dakota State....................W ........15-6Apr 7 at North Dakota State....................W ........11-8Apr 8 at North Dakota .............................W............9-3Apr 8 at North Dakota..............................L ..........0-10Apr 10 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W............6-0Apr 10 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W ........12-4Apr 13 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.).........L ............0-3Apr 13 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W ........12-2Apr 14 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............5-4Apr 14 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............3-7Apr 20 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............6-2Apr 20 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W ........11-0Apr 22 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W ........14-3Apr 22 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W ........12-6Apr 24 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W............2-1Apr 24 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W ........19-4Apr 27 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........10-8Apr 27 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............5-1May 1 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W............7-3May 1 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W............9-1May 4 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............6-1May 4 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............2-3May 5 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............7-5May 5 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........13-3May 11 (2) - North Dakota .........................W............4-3May 12 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............0-4May 12 (2) - Morningside (Iowa)...............W............9-0May 13 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato.....W............5-0May 13 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............1-2

(3) - Central Missouri.....................L ............5-7(3) - So. Illinois-Edwardsville .......L ..........8-17

(1) – Jody Ramsey Invitational; Edinburg, Texas(2) – NCC Tournament; Mankato, Minn.(3) – Division II Central Regional; Edwardsville, Ill.


Mar 15 at Central Oklahoma ......................L ............3-4Mar 16 at East Central (Okla.)...................W............6-1Mar 16 at East Central (Okla.)....................L ............8-9Mar 18 at Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) ....W ........12-9Mar 18 at Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) .....L ..........2-11Mar 19 at Incarnate Word (Texas) ..............L ............1-2Mar 19 at Incarnate Word (Texas) ..............L ............7-8Mar 20 at Texas Lutheran............................L ............0-5Mar 20 at Texas Lutheran............................L ............2-4Mar 21 at St. Edward's (Texas) ..................W............4-3Mar 21 at St. Edward's (Texas)...................L ............1-7Mar 23 (1) - Creighton (Neb.) ....................L ..........5-12Mar 23 (1) - Oklahoma ...............................L ..........7-16Mar 24 (1) - Oklahoma ...............................L ............5-6Mar 29 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............3-2Mar 29 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........11-1Mar 30 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W ........13-2Mar 30 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ............1-5Apr 2 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W ........10-9Apr 2 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............4-2Apr 6 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............7-6Apr 6 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............7-2Apr 7 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............6-2Apr 7 at Briar Cliff (Iowa)........................L ..........7-11Apr 9 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W ........12-1Apr 9 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W............6-2Apr 12 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........13-1Apr 12 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............9-3Apr 13 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............0-4Apr 13 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............6-3Apr 19 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............3-2Apr 19 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W ........11-0Apr 20 at Northwestern (Iowa)..................W ........16-3

Apr 20 at Northwestern (Iowa)..................W............5-1Apr 21 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............8-7Apr 21 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W ........13-2Apr 26 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W ........13-7Apr 26 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W ......12-10Apr 27 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............4-5Apr 27 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............7-8May 3 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............7-3May 3 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............8-7May 4 at South Dakota .............................W............3-0May 4 at South Dakota ..............................L ............1-6May 10 (2) - NORTHERN COLORADO W............9-3May 11 (2) - MINN. STATE-MANKATOW............7-4May 12 (2) - NORTH DAKOTA ................L........13-21May 12 (2) - ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.) L ..........5-13(1) – Norman, Okla.(2) – NCC Tournament; Brookings, S.D.


Mar 5 at Oklahoma ...................................L ..........3-21Mar 7 at Oklahoma City ..........................W............8-6Mar 7 at Oklahoma City ...........................L........10-15Mar 9 (1) - St. John's (Minn.) ...................L ............3-6Mar 9 (1) - Tarleton (Texas) State............W............7-3Mar 10 (1) - Tarleton (Texas) State.............L ............1-3Mar 11 (1) - St. John's (Minn.) ...................L ............3-4Mar 11 (1) - Tarleton (Texas) State.............L ............1-2Mar 13 (1) - Miami (Ohio) .........................L ............0-4Mar 14 (1) - Iowa State ...............................L ............1-5Mar 22 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............8-7Mar 22 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............8-4Mar 26 NORTHWESTERN (Iowa)..........W............7-0Mar 26 NORTHWESTERN (Iowa)..........W ........11-1Mar 28 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........10-5Mar 28 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............3-1Mar 29 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W............7-6Mar 29 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ..........9-10Mar 31 JAMESTOWN (N.D.) ...................W ........11-2Mar 31 JAMESTOWN (N.D.) ...................W............4-3Apr 4 at South Dakota .............................W ........19-2Apr 4 at South Dakota .............................W............9-3Apr 5 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........14-3Apr 5 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............9-4Apr 7 at Huron (S.D.)...............................W ........13-0Apr 7 at Huron (S.D.)...............................W ........11-0Apr 14 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) ................W ........12-7Apr 14 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) .................L ............2-6Apr 17 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............8-6Apr 17 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............8-4Apr 24 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............4-5Apr 24 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............5-2Apr 26 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............4-1Apr 26 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............9-6Apr 30 (2) - St. Cloud State (Minn.) .........W............4-2Apr 30 (2) - St. Cloud State (Minn.) .........W ........10-4May 1 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............3-9May 1 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........10-3May 2 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............7-6May 2 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L........10-12May 3 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............7-6May 3 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W ........11-5May 7 (3) - St. Cloud State (Minn.) .........W............5-2May 8 (3) - North Dakota .........................W............5-3May 9 (3) - Morningside (Iowa) ...............L ............7-9May 14 (4) - Lewis (Ill.) ..............................L ............0-7May 14 (4) - Southern Indiana....................L ............1-5(1) – Jody Ramsey Invitational; Edinburg, Texas(2) – Cold Spring, Minn.(3) – NCC Tournament; Grand Forks, N.D.(4) – Division II Midwest Regional; Evansville, Ind.


Mar 5 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ............3-9Mar 5 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ............0-7Mar 6 (1) - Central Oklahoma..................L ..........6-16Mar 6 (1) - Nebraska-Kearney .................L ............4-7Mar 8 (2) - Central Missouri.....................L ............1-2Mar 8 (2) - Northern State (S.D.).............W ........12-5Mar 9 (2) - Northwest Missouri...............W............9-1Mar 9 (2) - Missouri Southern.................W............6-5Mar 10 (2) - Missouri-St. Louis.................W......7-6 (8)Mar 10 (2) - Northwest Missouri...............W....8-7 (11)Mar 11 (2) - Missouri Southern.................W............5-3Mar 11 (2) - Northeast Missouri................W............6-3Mar 12 (2) - Wisconsin-Eau Claire............W............3-0Mar 28 at Wayne State (Neb.).....................L ............2-3Mar 28 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W......4-3 (8)Mar 29 at Northern State (S.D.) .................L ............2-5Apr 3 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........13-5Apr 3 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............6-3Apr 4 at Southwest Minnesota State........L........10-15Apr 4 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W............6-1Apr 9 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L........11-12Apr 9 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............7-2Apr 12 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ..........5-11Apr 12 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............4-2Apr 13 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W ......15-14Apr 13 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W............5-2Apr 16 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............3-2Apr 16 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............7-6Apr 17 at South Dakota ..............................L ..........8-10Apr 17 at South Dakota .............................W............8-5Apr 23 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W ........13-3Apr 23 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............9-4Apr 24 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) ................W............6-4Apr 24 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) ................W............2-0Apr 25 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W ........17-9Apr 25 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............8-2Apr 27 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W ........11-4Apr 27 HURON (S.D.) ..............................W ........19-2May 2 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............3-2May 2 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............2-3May 3 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............7-1May 3 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............5-8May 8 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............2-1May 8 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W ........12-6May 12 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............9-7May 12 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W 13-11 (8)May 13 (3) - NORTH DAKOTA................W............9-2May 14 (3) - NORTHERN COLORADO W....3-2 (11)May 15 (3) - NORTHERN COLORADO W............9-5May 16 (3) - NORTH DAKOTA................W............8-2May 20 (4) - SOUTHERN INDIANA ......W............7-3May 21 (4) - NORTH DAKOTA................W ........14-5May 21 (4) - NORTH DAKOTA ................L ..........1-11May 22 (4) - NORTH DAKOTA ................L ............1-5(1) – Edmond, Okla.(2) – Missouri Southern Invitational; Joplin, Mo.(3) – NCC Tournament; Brookings, S.D.(4) – Division II North Central Regional; Brookings, S.D.

1994Coach: Mark Ekeland Record: 39-10-1, 11-1 NCCMar 3 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)..................W............8-3Mar 4 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ..........1-15Mar 6 (1) - Jamestown (N.D.)...................L ............4-7Mar 7 (1) - Northwestern (Iowa) .............W............3-1Mar 8 at Missouri Valley...........................T ............3-3Mar 10 (2) - Jamestown (N.D.)..................W ........21-6Mar 11 (2) - Mount Marty (S.D.) ..............W............8-5

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


Mar 11 (2) - Northern State (S.D.).............W ........11-1Mar 18 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............8-5Mar 18 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............8-4Mar 19 at Briar Cliff (Iowa)........................L ............6-8Mar 19 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W ........10-5Mar 30 VALLEY CITY STATE (N.D.)....W ........22-1Mar 30 VALLEY CITY STATE (N.D.)....W ........12-0Mar 31 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........10-4Mar 31 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............6-0Apr 1 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ......13-12Apr 1 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ............5-6Apr 2 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W ......19-11Apr 8 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............6-4Apr 8 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............6-2Apr 10 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............3-1Apr 10 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............3-1Apr 16 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............6-3Apr 16 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............8-6Apr 17 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............4-5Apr 17 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............8-6Apr 20 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.)........W............4-3Apr 20 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.)........W............6-2Apr 23 at South Dakota .............................W ......23-10Apr 23 at South Dakota .............................W............7-0Apr 24 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............9-4Apr 24 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............5-4May 1 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............9-4May 1 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............7-4May 2 MOUNT MARTY (S.D.) .............W............7-6May 4 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) ..............L ............4-6May 4 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) ..............L ............3-6May 7 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............5-3May 7 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............3-1May 8 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............8-4May 8 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............6-3May 12 (3) - North Dakota State................W ........10-1May 13 (3) - Northern Colorado.................L ..........0-10May 14 (3) - Nebraska-Omaha...................W............5-2May 14 (3) - St. Cloud State (Minn.) .........W............5-0May 15 (3) - Northern Colorado ................W............3-1May 19 (4) - Northern Colorado ................W............7-6May 20 (4) - Central Missouri.....................L ..........8-20May 20 (4) - Central Missouri.....................L ..........7-19(1) – Missouri Southern Invitational; Joplin, Mo.(2) – Yankton Invitational; Yankton, S.D.(3) – NCC Tournament; St. Cloud, Minn.(4) – Division II Central Regional; Warrensburg, Mo.


Mar 5 (1) – Northeastern (Okla.) .............L ..........7-11Mar 5 (1) - Missouri Southern..................L ............1-5Mar 6 (1) - Northeast Missouri................W............8-3Mar 6 (1) - Missouri Southern..................L ............5-8Mar 9 (1) - Northwest Missouri...............W 14-11 (8)Mar 9 (1) - Pittsburg State (Kan.)............W............9-7Mar 10 (1) - Missouri Southern..................L ............0-9Mar 10 (1) - Missouri Southern..................L ............3-4Mar 11 at Southwest Baptist (Mo.) ...........W............9-6Mar 11 at Southwest Baptist (Mo.) ...........W ........11-7Mar 19 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............2-7Mar 19 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............4-6Mar 24 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............3-1Mar 24 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............6-0Mar 31 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............3-0Mar 31 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ......11-10Apr 1 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W............8-3Apr 1 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W ........10-0Apr 5 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.).........W ........12-5Apr 5 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.).........W ........14-1

Apr 14 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............2-9Apr 14 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............3-0Apr 15 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............0-1Apr 15 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............3-4Apr 17 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............2-8Apr 17 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............3-9Apr 19 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............2-1Apr 19 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............3-1Apr 22 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............4-3Apr 22 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............4-3Apr 23 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........14-4Apr 23 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............2-3Apr 25 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.).........L ............1-6Apr 25 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.).........L ..........1-14May 1 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............7-1May 1 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............5-0May 2 at South Dakota .............................W ........10-5May 2 at South Dakota ..............................L ............6-9May 3 at North Dakota .............................W............3-1May 3 at North Dakota..............................L ............1-5May 5 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L ......2-3 (9)May 5 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W ........11-6May 6 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) ................W............9-8May 6 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) ................W............6-5May 11 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato.....W............6-5May 12 (2) - Augustana (S.D.) ...................W ......13-10May 14 (2) - North Dakota .........................W ........15-3May 19 (3) - Missouri Southern.................W ........14-4May 19 (3) - Central Missouri.....................L ..........1-11May 20 (3) - Central Missouri.....................L........10-15(1) – Missouri Southern Invitational; Joplin, Mo.(2) – NCC Tournament; Sioux Falls, S.D.(3) – Division II Central Regional; Warrensburg, Mo.


Mar 4 (1) - Southwest Minnesota State...W............5-1Mar 5 (1) - Southwest Minnesota State...W............7-3Mar 5 (1) - Armstrong Atlantic St. (Ga.) .L ............2-5Mar 9 (1) - Queens (N.Y.) ........................W ........24-4Mar 9 (1) - Adelphi (N.Y.)........................W............9-1Mar 10 (1) - Amer. International (Mass.)..W............5-2Mar 10 (1) - Sacred Heart (Conn.) ............W............7-6Mar 11 (1) - Queens (N.Y.) ........................W ........12-2Mar 23 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............3-2Mar 23 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............5-3Mar 31 Southwest Minnesota State............L ............2-3Mar 31 Southwest Minnesota State...........W............4-3Apr 1 Southwest Minnesota State...........W............4-3Apr 1 Southwest Minnesota State...........W............8-4Apr 2 Northern State (S.D.).....................W............5-4Apr 2 Northern State (S.D.).....................W............7-5Apr 5 Wayne State (Neb.)........................W ........12-4Apr 5 Wayne State (Neb.)........................W ........19-0Apr 6 Briar Cliff (Iowa) ...........................W............8-1Apr 6 Briar Cliff (Iowa) ...........................W............6-2Apr 8 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) .............W ........10-2Apr 8 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) ..............L ............5-8Apr 10 North Dakota State........................W ......28-20Apr 10 North Dakota State.........................L........11-18Apr 15 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............6-3Apr 15 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............8-0Apr 16 Augustana (S.D.) ...........................W............6-1Apr 16 Augustana (S.D.) ............................L ............0-2Apr 17 Minnesota State-Mankato..............L ..........6-12Apr 17 Minnesota State-Mankato..............L ..........5-15Apr 19 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............3-2Apr 19 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............4-5Apr 23 North Dakota..................................L........13-23Apr 23 North Dakota .................................W ......13-12

Apr 26 Morningside (Iowa)........................L ............4-8Apr 26 Morningside (Iowa).......................W ........10-6Apr 27 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............2-0Apr 27 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............9-0May 4 South Dakota .................................W............3-2May 4 South Dakota .................................W............7-2May 5 at South Dakota ..............................L........14-15May 5 at South Dakota .............................W............6-5May 9 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L........15-18May 10 (2) - Morningside (Iowa)...............W ........11-2May 11 (2) - North Dakota State ................L ............2-4(1) – Savannah Invitational; Savannah, Ga.(2) – NCC Tournament; Fargo, N.D.


Mar 2 (1) - Sacred Heart (Conn.) .............L ............1-3Mar 3 (1) - Gardner-Webb (N.C.)............W............4-2Mar 4 (1) - Sacred Heart (Conn.) ............W ........17-5Mar 5 (1) - Armstrong Atlantic St. (Ga.).W ........12-8Mar 6 (1) - Queens (N.Y.).........................L10-14 (10)Mar 7 (1) - Queens (N.Y.).........................L ............3-4Mar 8 (1) - Adelphi (N.Y.)........................W............6-4Mar 9 (1) - Savannah State (Ga.)..............L ............3-8Mar 16 at Missouri Western.......................W ........11-7Mar 16 at Missouri Western........................L ............3-7Mar 17 at Northwest Missouri....................L ............3-4Mar 21 at Nebraska .....................................L ............0-3Mar 22 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............6-2Mar 22 at Briar Cliff (Iowa)........................L ............3-4Mar 23 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............4-3Mar 23 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............1-0Mar 28 (2) - Southwest Minnesota State...W............7-6Mar 28 (2) - Southwest Minnesota State...W ......15-10Mar 29 (3) - Southwest Minnesota State ...L ..........8-11Mar 31 (2) - Northern State (S.D.).............W............1-0Mar 31 (2) - Northern State (S.D.).............W ........13-1Apr 15 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ......4-5 (8)Apr 15 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............3-5Apr 18 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............2-9Apr 18 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............4-5Apr 19 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............2-3Apr 19 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............3-4Apr 23 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................W............7-3Apr 25 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W ........12-1Apr 25 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L........12-15Apr 27 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............8-2Apr 27 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ..........0-10Apr 28 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W ........15-7Apr 28 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W ........14-4May 3 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............3-1May 3 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............7-1May 4 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ......17-10May 4 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W ........16-4May 8 (4) - North Dakota State................W ........18-5May 9 (4) - St. Cloud State (Minn.) .........W ........18-2May 10 (4) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............4-7May 10 (4) - Augustana (S.D.) ...................W ......11-10May 11 (4) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ..........6-10(1) – Savannah Invitational; Savannah, Ga.(2) – Yankton, S.D. (3) – Vermillion, S.D.(4) – NCC Tournament; Omaha, Neb.

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES



Mar 10 (1) - Columbia Union (Md.) .........W ........31-1(1) - Armstrong Atlantic St. (Ga.) .L ..........9-14(1) - Quincy (Ill.) ...........................W............8-0(1) - Quincy (Ill.) ...........................W ........11-8(1) - Armstrong Atlantic St. (Ga.) .L........10-16(1) - Armstrong Atlantic St. (Ga.) .L ............5-6(1) - Wayne State (Neb.)................W ........17-4

Mar 28 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ............2-6Mar 28 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ............1-4

at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W ........11-4at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............4-3

Apr 3 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............7-5Apr 3 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W ........13-5Apr 4 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............0-6Apr 4 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........10-7Apr 10 at North Dakota State.....................L ............3-9Apr 10 at North Dakota State....................W............6-5Apr 11 at North Dakota..............................L ..........0-13Apr 11 at North Dakota..............................L ..........4-14Apr 13 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.).........W............2-0Apr 13 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.).........W ........23-4Apr 15 Sioux Falls (S.D.)...........................W ........10-2Apr 18 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............8-6Apr 18 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W ........13-3Apr 19 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............5-3Apr 19 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ..........4-12Apr 20 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L ............4-8Apr 20 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............6-5Apr 24 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............6-4Apr 24 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............5-6Apr 25 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.).........L ............3-6Apr 25 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W............7-0Apr 28 Wayne State (Neb.)........................W............5-1Apr 28 Wayne State (Neb.).........................L ............2-4May 1 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............2-5May 1 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............1-3

at South Dakota .............................W ........10-6at South Dakota .............................W ........14-2SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............4-2SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........12-9

May 7 (2) - Northern Colorado.................L ..........7-12May 8 (2) - North Dakota..........................L ............4-5(1) – Savannah Invitational; Savannah, Ga.(2) – NCC Tournament; Mankato, Minn.


Mar 7 (1) - Graceland (Iowa)...................W............7-5Mar 7 (1) - Graceland (Iowa)...................W............8-2Mar 8 (1) - Dana (Neb.)............................W ........10-4Mar 8 (1) - Dana (Neb.) ............................L ..........5-11Mar 9 (1) - Rockhurst (Mo.).....................L ............3-5Mar 9 (1) - Rockhurst (Mo.).....................L ............3-4Mar 10 (1) - Rockhurst (Mo.).....................L ..........3-13Mar 10 (1) - Rockhurst (Mo.).....................L ............6-9Mar 20 at Briar Cliff (Iowa)........................L ............4-7Mar 20 at Briar Cliff (Iowa)........................L ............2-3Mar 21 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............5-4Mar 21 at Wayne State (Neb.).....................L ............2-4Mar 27 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............2-1Mar 27 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............9-2Mar 28 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ............6-8Mar 28 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ..........7-11Mar 30 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.)........W ......20-12Mar 30 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.)........W ........11-4Apr 1 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............9-4Apr 1 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............9-3Apr 2 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............3-0

Apr 2 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............6-0Apr 5 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............4-3Apr 7 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............4-3Apr 7 SOUTH DAKOTA ........................L ............4-7Apr 11 NORTHERN COLORADO .........L ............6-9Apr 11 NORTHERN COLORADO ........W............5-2Apr 12 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ..........4-11Apr 12 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ..........9-11Apr 16 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) .............W............4-0Apr 16 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) ..............L ............7-8Apr 17 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato.....W............4-1Apr 17 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ..........4-11Apr 20 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L ............6-9Apr 20 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W ........10-9Apr 23 at South Dakota ..............................L........10-11Apr 23 at South Dakota .............................W............5-4Apr 24 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............9-8Apr 24 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W ........12-6May 1 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........14-3May 1 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........12-7May 2 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W............1-0May 2 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............8-9May 6 (3) - Nebraska-Omaha ...................L ............0-5May 7 (3) - St. Cloud State (Minn.)..........L ..........1-10(1) – Metrodome Invitational; Minneapolis, Minn.(2) – St. Cloud, Minn. (3) – NCC Tournament; Mankato, Minn.

2000Coach: Mark Ekeland Record:23-19-1, 10-9-1 NCCMar 12 (1) - So. Illinois-Edwardsville.......W............8-5Mar 12 (1) - Central Missouri.....................L ..........0-12Mar 14 (2) - Quincy (Ill.) ............................L ..........2-13Mar 14 (2) - Cameron (Okla.) ....................L ..........8-10Mar 15 (2) - Missouri Southern..................L ............5-6Mar 15 (2) - Missouri Southern.................W....12-8 (9)Mar 17 at Pittsburg State (Kan.) ................W............7-3Mar 17 at Missouri Southern......................L ..........7-13Mar 18 at Northwest Missouri....................L ..........4-11Mar 25 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ..........5-11Mar 25 at Southwest Minnesota State.......W ........15-2Mar 26 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ............1-4Mar 26 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............7-2Apr 2 at Northern State (S.D.).................W ........12-0Apr 3 at Northern State (S.D.).................W ........12-0Apr 5 at South Dakota ..............................L ..........5-10Apr 5 at South Dakota ..............................L ............6-8Apr 8 at Northern Colorado ....................W ........11-7Apr 8 at Northern Colorado ....................W ........11-6Apr 9 at Northern Colorado.....................L ............3-9Apr 9 at Northern Colorado.....................L ............3-8Apr 11 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) ................W............6-4Apr 11 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) ................W............3-1Apr 17 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W....3-1 (10)Apr 17 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.).........T ..11-11 (8)Apr 18 MINN. STATE-MANKATO........W............4-2Apr 18 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ............2-5Apr 21 South Dakota .................................W ........10-9Apr 21 South Dakota .................................W............4-3Apr 22 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............9-4Apr 22 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............3-4Apr 24 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............9-3 Apr 24 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W....10-4 (8)Apr 29 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W....6-5 (11)Apr 29 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............6-7Apr 30 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W......5-4 (8)Apr 30 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............3-5May 2 at Minnesota-Morris......................W....20-5 (8)May 2 at Minnesota-Morris......................W............6-0May 5 at North Dakota State.....................L ............5-9May 5 at North Dakota State.....................L ..........2-13

May 6 at North Dakota .............................W ......23-17May 6 at North Dakota..............................L ..........3-12(1) – Central Missouri Invitational; Warrensburg, Mo.(2) – Missouri Southern Invitational; Joplin, Mo.


Mar 3 (1) - Northwest Missouri...............W............8-4Mar 4 (1) - Queens (N.Y.) ........................W............9-6Mar 5 (1) - Wayne State (Neb.) ................L ....3-4 (12)Mar 5 (1) - Grand Valley State (Mich.) ...W............7-4Mar 6 (1) - Armstrong Atlantic St. (Ga.) .L ..........0-13Mar 6 (1) - Armstrong Atlantic St. (Ga.) .L ..........8-10Mar 8 (1) - Wayne State (Neb.) ................L ..........3-10Mar 8 (1) - Wayne State (Neb.) ................L ..........6-21Mar 18 (2) - Rockhurst (Mo.) ....................W............6-4Mar 18 (2) - Northwest Missouri...............W ........15-2Mar 19 (2) - Rockhurst (Mo.).....................L ............1-3Mar 19 (2) - Rockhurst (Mo.).....................L ..........8-17Mar 30 (3) - Augustana (S.D.) ....................L ............4-5Mar 31 (3) - Southwest Minnesota State...W ........12-9Apr 1 (3) - Northern State (S.D.).............W......3-2 (8)Apr 1 (3) - South Dakota .........................W............3-2Apr 8 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) ..............L ............2-4Apr 8 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) .............W............2-1Apr 9 at Minnesota State-Mankato.........W............7-6Apr 9 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............3-5Apr 13 at Morningside (Iowa)...................W............1-0Apr 13 at Morningside (Iowa)....................L ............1-3Apr 14 at South Dakota .............................W............8-4Apr 14 at South Dakota .............................W............8-4Apr 17 at Wayne State (Neb.)....................W............9-7Apr 17 at Wayne State (Neb.).....................L ..........2-13Apr 24 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ......4-5 (8)Apr 24 at Augustana (S.D.)........................W....7-5 (10)Apr 25 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ......17-16Apr 25 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............8-5Apr 28 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............6-5Apr 28 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............1-5Apr 29 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........18-6Apr 29 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........11-9May 1 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W............8-1May 1 MINNESOTA-MORRIS..............W ........16-4May 3 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............5-4May 3 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L ............6-9May 7 NORTHERN COLORADO ........W ........15-4May 7 NORTHERN COLORADO ........W ........14-6May 10 (4) - North Dakota .........................W ........11-5May 11 (4) - St. Cloud State (Minn.) .........W ........23-5May 12 (4) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............2-4May 12 (4) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............3-8(1) – Armstrong Atlantic Invitational; Savannah, Ga.(2) – Kansas City, Mo. (3) – Sioux City, Iowa(4) – NCC Tournament; Mankato, Minn.


Feb 17 at Dakota Wesleyan .......................W............8-0Feb 17 at Dakota Wesleyan .......................W............5-3Mar 10 (1) - Missouri-St. Louis..................L ............2-5Mar 11 (1) - Missouri Southern..................L ..........3-20Mar 11 (1) - Pittsburg State (Kan.).............L ............5-6Mar 12 (1) - Lincoln (Pa.)...........................L ............4-8Mar 12 (1) - Pittsburg State (Kan.).............L ............3-6Mar 13 (1) - Lincoln (Pa.)...........................L ............7-8Mar 13 (1) - Lincoln (Pa.)...........................L ............8-9Mar 14 (1) - Missouri Southern..................L........15-16Mar 14 (1) - Metro State (Colo.)................W ........11-6Mar 15 (1) - Metro State (Colo.)................W............2-0Mar 29 Southwest Minnesota State...........W ........12-0Mar 29 Southwest Minnesota State............L ............5-7

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


Mar 30 Southwest Minnesota State...........W............7-4Mar 30 Southwest Minnesota State...........W............5-2Apr 6 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............1-0Apr 6 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............3-2Apr 7 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa)...............W............8-7Apr 7 MORNINGSIDE (Iowa) ...............L ............0-6Apr 10 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W ......20-13Apr 10 at Briar Cliff (Iowa)........................L........11-15Apr 13 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............6-7Apr 13 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............3-6Apr 14 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W ........10-5Apr 14 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L........14-15Apr 17 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)...................W............3-1Apr 17 BRIAR CLIFF (Iowa)....................L ............2-3Apr 20 at North Dakota State....................W............1-0Apr 20 at North Dakota State....................W............7-3Apr 21 at North Dakota .............................W ........11-1Apr 21 at North Dakota .............................W ........12-2Apr 24 at Northern State (S.D.).................W ........25-8Apr 24 at Northern State (S.D.).................W ........24-0Apr 28 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............0-4Apr 28 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............2-5Apr 29 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W ......12-10Apr 29 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............6-9May 1 at Minnesota-Morris......................W ........11-2May 1 at Minnesota-Morris......................W ........29-6May 3 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W............2-1May 3 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.).........L ..........3-11May 4 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ..........2-13May 4 MINN. STATE-MANKATO.........L ..........9-11May 9 (2) - Nebraska-Omaha ...................L ..........9-23May 10 (2) - Augustana (S.D.) ...................W ........17-6May 10 (2) - Nebraska-Omaha...................W............7-6May 12 (2) - Minnesota State-Mankato .....L ............5-6(1) – Missouri Southern Invitational; Joplin, Mo.(2) – NCC Tournament; Omaha, Neb.


Mar 3 (1) - Grand Valley State (Mich.)....L ............2-8Mar 3 (1) - Missouri Southern..................L ............2-8Mar 4 (1) - Grand Valley State (Mich.)....L ............7-8Mar 4 (1) - Pittsburg State (Kan.).............L ............4-8Mar 6 (1) - Grand Valley State (Mich.)....L ............0-7Mar 7 (1) - Pittsburg State (Kan.).............L ............3-8Mar 7 (1) - Sterling (Kan.)........................L ............3-6Mar 8 (1) - Missouri Southern.................W ........12-8Mar 14 (2) - Emporia State (Kan.) .............L ..........9-13Mar 15 (2) - Central Missouri.....................L ..........1-13Mar 16 (2) - Washburn (Kan.) ....................L ..........2-10Mar 21 at Briar Cliff (Iowa) .......................W............9-4Mar 22 ST. SCHOLASTICA (Minn.) ......W ........16-4Mar 23 ST. SCHOLASTICA (Minn.) ......W ......22-13Mar 26 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ............0-5Mar 26 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ............2-7Mar 29 at Northern Colorado.....................L ............8-9Mar 29 at Northern Colorado.....................L ............3-7Mar 30 at Northern Colorado.....................L ..........4-10Mar 30 at Northern Colorado.....................L ............3-5Apr 3 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.)........W............9-6Apr 3 NORTHERN STATE (S.D.)........W ........13-5Apr 5 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............6-4Apr 5 SOUTH DAKOTA.........................L ............1-6Apr 8 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W............4-2Apr 8 SOUTH DAKOTA.........................L ............1-5Apr 9 AUGUSTANA (S.D.)....................W............6-2Apr 9 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............1-5Apr 12 at North Dakota .............................W............6-4Apr 12 at North Dakota..............................L ............1-8Apr 13 at North Dakota..............................L ............4-7

Apr 13 at North Dakota..............................L ............1-2Apr 23 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ..........2-10Apr 23 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ..........1-10Apr 26 NEBRASKA-OMAHA................W............6-5Apr 26 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ............0-1Apr 27 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L ..........6-21Apr 27 NEBRASKA-OMAHA ................L........12-15Apr 30 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W............7-2May 2 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) .............W............8-0May 2 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) ..............L ............4-5May 3 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) .............W............8-1May 3 at St. Cloud State (Minn.) ..............L ............2-5(1) – Missouri Southern Invitational; Joplin, Mo.(2) – Central Missouri Early Bird Tournament; Warrensburg, Mo.

2004Coach: Jack Reynolds Record: 12-36, 8-20 NCC

Mar 6 (1) - Stonehill (Mass.) ....................L ..........4-12Mar 7 (1) - Ashland (Ohio).......................L ............5-7Mar 7 (1) - Stonehill (Mass.) ....................L ............6-8Mar 8 (1) - Mansfield (Pa.).......................L ............2-7Mar 8 (1) - Mansfield (Pa.).......................L ............3-4Mar 9 (1) - Truman State (Mo.)...............W ........12-3Mar 11 (1) - Slippery Rock (Pa.)................L ............4-6Mar 12 (1) - East Stroudsburg (N.J.) ..........L ............3-8Mar 12 (1) - Missouri-St. Louis..................L ..........3-10Mar 13 (1) - New Jersey Tech....................W ......19-11Mar 14 (1) - Minnesota-Duluth .................W............7-3Mar 20 at Washburn (Kan.) ........................L ............5-9Mar 20 at Washburn (Kan.) ........................L ..........4-10Mar 21 (2) - Central Oklahoma..................L ............1-5Mar 21 (2) - Rockhurst (Mo.).....................L ..........9-17Mar 28 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............9-6Mar 28 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ......2-4 (8)Mar 29 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............3-8Mar 29 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ..........2-20Mar 30 at Northern State (S.D.).................W............5-3Mar 30 at Northern State (S.D.) .................L ............4-6Apr 3 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ..........3-17Apr 3 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............3-5Apr 4 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ............3-6Apr 4 at Minnesota State-Mankato..........L ......4-5 (8)Apr 6 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ............5-6Apr 6 at Southwest Minnesota State........L ..........9-11Apr 9 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............7-6Apr 9 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ............0-5Apr 10 at Nebraska-Omaha........................L ....0-2 (14)Apr 10 at Nebraska-Omaha.......................W............8-5Apr 13 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L ............1-2Apr 13 at Augustana (S.D.) ........................L........10-11Apr 14 at Minnesota ...................................L ....2-3 (10)Apr 17 at North Dakota..............................L ............7-8Apr 17 at North Dakota..............................L ..........9-16Apr 18 at North Dakota..............................L ..........5-10Apr 18 at North Dakota..............................L ............0-8Apr 23 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W............7-2Apr 23 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W............9-8Apr 24 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.)........W............1-0Apr 24 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.).........L ............5-6Apr 27 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ............6-9Apr 27 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) ....................L ....8-11 (8)Apr 30 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........17-0Apr 30 SOUTH DAKOTA.........................L ............5-6May 1 SOUTH DAKOTA........................W ........11-9May 1 SOUTH DAKOTA.........................L ............3-4(1) – Gene Cusic Tournament; Fort Myers, Fla. (2) – Kansas City, Mo.

2005Coach: Reggie Christiansen Record: 17-38

Feb 16 at Kansas.........................................L ............2-8Feb 17 at Kansas.........................................L ..........5-13Feb 18 at Kansas.........................................L ..........2-15Feb 18 at Kansas.........................................L ..........1-14Mar 6 at Butler (Ind.)................................W............8-5Mar 7 at Southeast Missouri State............L ............2-7Mar 8 at Arkansas State ............................L ..........1-14Mar 10 at Baker (Kan.) ..............................W ......21-11Mar 11 at Nebraska .....................................L ............2-7Mar 12 at Nebraska .....................................L ..........1-15Mar 12 at Nebraska .....................................L ..........3-15Mar 13 at Nebraska .....................................L ..........4-17Mar 15 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ..........0-13Mar 15 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............2-3Mar 19 (1) - Evansville (Ind.).....................L ............5-6Mar 19 (1) - Notre Dame (Ind.) .................W ........13-7Mar 20 (1) - Evansville (Ind.).....................L ..........9-10Mar 24 at Illinois State ................................L ............1-5Mar 27 at Valparaiso (Ind.) .........................L ......1-2 (8)Mar 27 at Valparaiso (Ind.) .........................L ............0-1Mar 30 at Dakota Wesleyan........................L ............6-7Apr 2 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............8-5Apr 2 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ............2-5Apr 3 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............9-3Apr 3 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........10-7Apr 6 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ......12-11Apr 8 at Indiana State ...............................L ............6-7Apr 9 at Indiana State ...............................L ..........3-11Apr 9 at Indiana State ...............................L ..........7-17Apr 10 at Indiana State ...............................L ............8-9Apr 13 at Minnesota ...................................L ............5-8Apr 16 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........10-1Apr 17 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............4-3Apr 17 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W............9-6Apr 20 (2) - Minnesota ...............................L13-19 (10)Apr 22 at Utah Valley State .......................W............7-1Apr 22 at Utah Valley State ........................L ..........5-12Apr 23 at Utah Valley State .......................W ........12-9Apr 23 at Utah Valley State ........................L ..........5-11Apr 26 (2) - Creighton (Neb.) ....................L ..........1-13Apr 27 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE....W ........18-8Apr 27 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ..........5-10Apr 30 at North Dakota State....................W............8-1Apr 30 at North Dakota State....................W............7-0May 1 * at North Dakota State..................L ............0-7May 10 at Northern Iowa.............................L ....4-5 (10)May 11 at Northern Iowa............................W............5-3May 13 at Southern Illinois .........................L ............3-5May 14 at Southern Illinois .........................L ............2-7May 15 at Southern Illinois .........................L ............1-8May 17 at Kansas State................................L........11-21May 18 at Kansas State................................L ..........1-13May 20 (3) - Northern Colorado.................L ............3-5May 21 (3) - New York Tech.......................W............4-3May 22 (3) - Utah Valley State ...................W............9-6* SDSU forfeited one game to North Dakota State(1) – Evansville Tournament; Evansville, Ind. (2) – Sioux Falls, S.D.(3) – Independent Tournament; Greeley, Colo.

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES



Feb 28 at Kansas State................................L ............5-6Mar 1 at Kansas State................................L ............3-5Mar 3 at St. Louis (Mo.) ...........................L ..........5-18Mar 4 at St. Louis (Mo.) ...........................L ..........1-12Mar 4 at St. Louis (Mo.) ...........................L ............4-5Mar 7 at Southern Illinois .........................L ............2-6Mar 8 at Southern Illinois ........................W............9-7Mar 10 at Southeast Missouri State............L ............1-5Mar 11 at Southeast Missouri State............L ............5-6Mar 11 at Southeast Missouri State...........W............8-5Mar 17 at Nebraska .....................................L ..........0-10Mar 17 at Nebraska .....................................L ............0-3Mar 26 at Valparaiso (Ind.).........................W....8-5 (11)Mar 26 at Valparaiso (Ind.).........................W............6-2Mar 27 at Valparaiso (Ind.).........................W............2-0Mar 27 at Valparaiso (Ind.).........................W............8-7Mar 29 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........12-1Mar 29 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............6-2Mar 31 at Western Illinois ..........................W............7-6Apr 1 at Western Illinois...........................L ............3-7Apr 1 at Western Illinois...........................L ............6-7Apr 4 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE.....L ............6-7Apr 5 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)...................L ............3-5Apr 5 SIOUX FALLS (S.D.)..................W............6-4Apr 8 at Northern Colorado ....................W ........10-8Apr 8 at Northern Colorado.....................L ............7-9Apr 9 at Northern Colorado.....................L ..........8-24Apr 11 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ........10-6Apr 12 (1) - Minnesota ...............................L........11-16Apr 14 at Indiana State ...............................L ............5-9Apr 15 at Indiana State ..............................W............6-4Apr 15 at Indiana State ...............................L ............2-5Apr 16 at Indiana State ...............................L ..........1-13Apr 18 WALDORF (Iowa)........................W............8-0Apr 19 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W............3-2Apr 21 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ......14-12Apr 22 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........10-2Apr 22 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ....7-8 (10)Apr 23 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........15-3Apr 26 at Minnesota ...................................L ............2-9May 2 BEMIDJI STATE (Minn.) ............W............6-0May 2 BEMIDJI STATE (Minn.) ............W............6-0May 5 at North Dakota State....................W............9-5May 6 at North Dakota State.....................L ............4-5May 6 at North Dakota State.....................L ............4-5May 7 at North Dakota State.....................L ............7-8May 16 (1) - Kansas State ...........................L ..........5-21May 17 (1) - Kansas State ...........................L ..........3-24May 18 (2) - Utah Valley State....................L ............5-9May 19 (2) - New York Tech........................L ............2-4May 20 (2) - IPFW......................................W ........13-1May 21 (2) - New York Tech.......................W............5-2(1) – Sioux Falls, S.D. (2) – Independent Tournament; Sioux Falls, S.D.


Feb 10 (1) - Kansas....................................W............6-5Feb 10 (1) - Kansas.....................................L ............2-3Feb 11 (1) - Kansas.....................................L ............1-4Feb 16 at Sacramento State (Calif.) ..........W............2-1Feb 17 at Sacramento State (Calif.) ..........W ........15-3Feb 18 at Sacramento State (Calif.)...........L ..........4-13Feb 23 at Southeast Missouri State...........W............5-2Feb 25 at Southeast Missouri State............L ............4-7Feb 25 at Southeast Missouri State............L ............0-1Mar 4 at Indiana State ...............................L ............2-6Mar 5 at Indiana State ...............................L ............1-3Mar 5 at Indiana State ..............................W............3-2Mar 6 at Tennessee-Martin .......................L ............4-5Mar 7 at Tennesee-Martin ........................W ........15-4Mar 9 at Murray State (Ky.) .....................W ........10-7Mar 10 at Murray State (Ky.)......................L ....3-4 (10)Mar 10 at Murray State (Ky.) .....................W............4-3Mar 13 at Creighton (Neb,)........................W ........13-4Mar 16 at Missouri State.............................L ............1-5Mar 17 at Missouri State.............................L ..........1-11Mar 18 at Missouri State ............................W............6-3Mar 30 at Utah Valley State .......................W ........17-3Mar 31 at Utah Valley State .......................W ........10-9Mar 31 at Utah Valley State........................L ............5-7Apr 6 (2) - North Dakota State................W............6-3Apr 7 (2) - North Dakota State................W ........10-3Apr 13 (3) - Utah Valley State ...................W ........10-2Apr 14 (3) - Utah Valley State...................W............8-4Apr 15 (3) - Utah Valley State....................L ............5-9Apr 17 at Dakota Wesleyan .......................W............9-2Apr 18 at Minnesota...................................W............7-6Apr 20 (4) - Northern Colorado ................W............6-3Apr 21 (4) - Northern Colorado ................W ........14-9Apr 22 (4) - Northern Colorado ................W ........13-9Apr 25 at Minnesota...................................W............9-4Apr 28 at IPFW..........................................W ......13-11Apr 28 at IPFW..........................................W ........11-4Apr 29 at IPFW..........................................W ........14-2Apr 29 at IPFW..........................................W ........10-2May 4 at North Dakota State.....................L ............3-6May 5 at North Dakota State....................W............9-1May 6 at North Dakota State.....................L ............5-6May 6 at North Dakota State.....................L ............2-3May 12 IPFW..............................................W............7-4May 12 IPFW..............................................W ........15-4May 13 IPFW..............................................W............8-7May 13 IPFW..............................................W ........10-3May 17 at Northern Colorado ....................W............5-4May 18 at Northern Colorado ....................W............4-1May 23 (5) - New York Tech.......................W ........19-4May 24 (5) - Chicago State (Ill.) ................W ........20-2May 25 (5) - Northern Colorado ................W ........11-6May 25 (5) - New Jersey Tech.....................L ............4-7(1) - Minneapolis, Minn. (2) - Omaha, Neb.(3) - Rapid City, S.D. (4) - Mitchell, S.D.(5) - Independent Tournament; Orem, Utah

2008Coach: Reggie Christiansen Record: 22-27, 8-10 SLFeb 22 at Central Arkansas ........................L ............4-5Feb 23 at Central Arkansas........................W............3-2Feb. 23 at Central Arkansas ........................L ..........3-12Feb. 24 at Central Arkansas ........................L ............3-5Mar 5 at Arkansas......................................L ..........1-13Mar 5 at Arkansas......................................L ..........4-20Mar 7 (1) - Texas-Pan American..............W ......11-10Mar 8 (1) - at Sam Houston State.............L ............3-9Mar 8 (1) - at Sam Houston State............W............8-1Mar 9 (1) - Saint Louis (Mo.) .................W ........20-4Mar 11 at Nebraska .....................................L ............3-7Mar 15 (2) - Air Force ................................W ........13-1Mar 16 (2) - Air Force .................................L ............3-5Mar 16 (2) - Air Force .................................L ..........8-11Mar 18 at Missouri ......................................L ..........1-13Mar 19 at Missouri ......................................L ............4-9Mar 21 at Minnesota ...................................L ............1-3Mar 22 at Minnesota ...................................L ............4-5Mar 23 at Minnesota ...................................L ............2-3Mar 25 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............8-9Mar 28 at Northern Colorado ....................W ........24-7Mar 29 at Northern Colorado ....................W............9-7Mar 29 at Northern Colorado.....................L ............6-3Apr 4 (3) - Centenary (La.)......................W............6-5Apr 5 (3) - Centenary (La.)......................W ........13-6Apr 5 (3) - Centenary (La.) .....................W............8-1Apr 6 (3) - Centenary (La.)......................W............7-1Apr 11 at Oakland (Mich.) ........................W............8-5Apr 15 at Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) ............W ........20-3Apr 17 at Southern Utah.............................L ..........9-11Apr 18 at Southern Utah............................W............7-5Apr 18 at Southern Utah.............................L ............2-3Apr 19 at Southern Utah.............................L ............2-6Apr 21 PRESENTATION (S.D.)...............W ........22-3Apr 22 DAKOTA WESLEYAN (S.D.) ....W ........12-2Apr. 23 (4) - MINNESOTA........................W............5-4Apr 29 at Sioux Falls (S.D.).......................W ........21-4Apr 30 at Minnesota...................................W............6-4May 2 ORAL ROBERTS (Okla.).............L ............3-6May 3 ORAL ROBERTS (Okla.).............L ............3-5May 3 ORAL ROBERTS (Okla.).............L ..........1-12May 4 ORAL ROBERTS (Okla.)............W ........12-8May 9 at IPFW...........................................L ............2-5May 10 at IPFW..........................................W............8-6May 10 at IPFW...........................................L ............0-2May 15 at North Dakota State.....................L ............4-5May 16 at North Dakota State.....................L ............3-5May 16 at North Dakota State ....................W............7-5May 17 at North Dakota State.....................L ............4-5(1) - Huntsville, Texas (2) - Pueblo, Colo.(3) - Omaha, Neb. (4) - Sioux Falls, S.D.

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


2009Coach: Ritchie Price Record: 26-30, 17-10 SL

Feb 20 at Murray State (Ky.)......................L ............3-6Feb 22 at Murray State (Ky.)......................L ............3-5Feb 22 at Murray State (Ky.) .....................W............3-2Feb 27 at Central Arkansas ........................L ..........3-14Feb 28 at Central Arkansas ........................L ............7-8Mar 1 at Central Arkansas ........................L ............4-5Mar 4 at Nebraska .....................................L ..........2-11Mar 6 (1) - Western Michigan ..................L ..........3-15Mar 7 (1) - Illinois State............................L ............1-2Mar 8 (1) - at Minnesota ...........................L ............2-7Mar 10 at Missouri State ............................W ........10-5Mar 11 at Missouri State ............................W....(11) 7-6Mar 14 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............2-8Mar 15 at Creighton (Neb.)........................W............4-2Mar 15 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ..........3-12Mar 20 at Washington State........................L ..........0-12Mar 21 at Washington State........................L ..........4-12Mar 22 at Washington State........................L ..........4-13Apr 3 at Centenary (La.)...........................L ..........1-10Apr 4 at Centenary (La.)..........................W............9-6Apr 4 at Centenary (La.)...........................L ..........5-16Apr 5 at Centenary (La.)...........................L ............4-5Apr 8 at Northern Iowa.............................L ..........4-14Apr 10 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ....(10) 7-8Apr 11 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ..........1-22Apr 11 at Oral Roberts (Okla.)...................L ..........0-16Apr 15 at Minnesota ...................................L ..........6-9Apr 17 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........19-0Apr 18 NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..........W ........13-3Apr 18 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............0-1Apr 19 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............1-3Apr 20 NORTH DAKOTA ........................L ..........5-12Apr 20 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........10-8Apr 22 at North Dakota .............................W............7-5Apr 22 at North Dakota .............................W............9-4Apr 24 at Western Illinois ..........................W ......19-11Apr 25 at Western Illinois ..........................W ......16-13Apr 25 at Western Illinois ..........................W ........14-7Apr 26 at Western Illinois ..........................W ........16-7Apr 28 CREIGHTON (Neb.).....................L ............2-5May 1 OAKLAND (Mich.)......................W ........15-6May 2 OAKLAND (Mich.)......................W ........12-4May 2 OAKLAND (Mich.)......................W............6-5May 3 OAKLAND (Mich.)......................W............8-5May 8 IPFW..............................................W......(5) 7-0May 9 IPFW...............................................L ............5-7May 9 IPFW..............................................W ........20-6May 10 IPFW..............................................W ........11-3May 14 SOUTHERN UTAH......................L ............7-9May 15 SOUTHERN UTAH.....................W............7-4May 15 SOUTHERN UTAH.....................W ........12-5May 16 SOUTHERN UTAH.....................W............5-0May 21 (2) - Southern Utah ........................L ..........8-11May 22 (2) - Centenary (La.)......................W....(10) 7-3May 22 (2) - Southern Utah........................W............9-4May 23 (2) - at Oral Roberts (Okla.) ..........L ............2-6(1) - Metrodome Tournament; Minneapolis, Minn.(2) - Currington Mortgage Summit League Championship; Tulsa, Okla.


Feb 26 at Murray State (Ky.)......................L ............3-4Feb 27 at Murray State (Ky.) .....................W............8-3Feb 28 at Murray State (Ky.) .....................W............9-4Mar 5 at Air Force .....................................L........11-12Mar 6 at Air Force.....................................W ........14-7Mar 6 at Air Force.....................................W ........11-7Mar 7 at Air Force.....................................W ........23-9Mar 9 at Arkansas.....................................W............3-2Mar 10 at Arkansas......................................L ..........2-21Mar 12 (1) - vs. Creighton (Neb.)...............L ............2-4Mar 13 (1) - vs. Harvard (Mass.)...............W.... (10) 7-4Mar 14 (1) - at Minnesota ..........................W....(10) 6-4Mar 16 at Nebraska .....................................L ..........6-12Mar 20 at Northern Colorado ....................W ......17-11Mar 21 at Northern Colorado ....................W............6-4Mar 21 at Northern Colorado.....................L ..........9-10Mar 30 at Iowa ............................................W ......12-10Mar 31 at Iowa.............................................L ............5-6Apr 2 at Dallas Baptist (Texas) ................L ..........9-12Apr 3 at Dallas Baptist (Texas)................W ........23-8Apr 3 at Dallas Baptist (Texas) ................L ..........5-21Apr 7 MOUNT MARTY ........................W ........12-2Apr 9 *at IPFW........................................W ........20-7Apr 10 *at IPFW........................................W ........17-5Apr 10 *at IPFW........................................W ........10-8Apr 11 *at IPFW........................................W............7-5Apr 14 at Minnesota...................................W............5-3Apr 16 *at Oakland (Mich.) ......................W ........13-2Apr 17 *at Oakland (Mich.) ......................W ........13-3Apr 17 *at Oakland (Mich.).......................L ............1-3Apr 18 *at Oakland (Mich.).......................L ............5-7Apr 20 MINNESOTA................................W ......12-11Apr 22 *at Southern Utah...........................L ..........5-11Apr 23 *at Southern Utah..........................W ........13-5Apr 23 *at Southern Utah...........................L ............2-4Apr 24 *at Southern Utah..........................W ........18-7Apr 28 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ......21-10Apr 28 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........21-8Apr 30 *CENTENARY (La.).....................L ..........7-19May 1 *CENTENARY (La.)....................W............7-4May 1 *CENTENARY (La.).....................L ............3-8May 2 *CENTENARY (La.)....................W............9-7May 7 *ORAL ROBERTS (Okla.)..........W ......12-11May 8 *ORAL ROBERTS (Okla.)..........W (11) 10-9May 8 *ORAL ROBERTS (Okla.)..........W............7-4May 9 *ORAL ROBERTS (Okla.)...........L ..........5-15May 14 *at North Dakota State..................W ........11-4May 15 *at North Dakota State..................W ........12-3May 15 *at North Dakota State..................W............4-2May 16 *at North Dakota State...................L ............4-5May 18 at North Dakota .............................L ............1-7May 18 at North Dakota .............................W............2-1May 21 *WESTERN ILLINOIS ...............W ........18-4May 21 *WESTERN ILLINOIS ...............W....(11) 8-7May 22 *WESTERN ILLINOIS ...............W ......24-10May 22 *WESTERN ILLINOIS................L ..(8) 14-15May 27 (2) - vs. Oakland (Mich.) ..............W....(10) 6-5May 28 (2) - at Oral Roberts (Okla.) ..........L ..........6-21May 28 (2) - vs. Oakland (Mich.) ..............W ........20-6May 29 (2) - at Oral Roberts (Okla.) ..........L ..........2-12(1) - Metrodome Tournament; Minneapolis, Minn.(2) - Summit League Baseball Championship; Tulsa, Okla.


Feb 25 (1) - at Texas-Arlington..................L ............5-6Feb 26 (1) - vs. Dallas Baptist (Texas) ......L ............2-5Feb 27 (1) - vs. Missouri State...................L ............0-2Mar 4 at Tennessee-Martin .......................L ..........5-14Mar 6 at Tennessee-Martin.......................W............2-0Mar 7 at Tennessee-Martin.......................W ........10-3Mar 8 at Austin Peay (Tenn.) ....................L ..........7-10Mar 9 at Austin Peay (Tenn.)....................W............8-2Mar 11 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............0-6Mar 12 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............3-6Mar 13 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ..........0-13Mar 15 at Nebraska .....................................L ............3-8Mar 18 at Northern Colorado ....................W ........17-4Mar 19 at Northern Colorado ....................W ........13-2Mar 19 at Northern Colorado ....................W............2-0Mar 20 at Northern Colorado ....................W............9-1Mar 29 at Iowa ............................................W....(14) 7-4Mar 30 at Iowa ............................................W ........10-5Apr 5 at Mount Marty..............................W............8-3Apr 6 at Sioux Falls..................................W............7-1Apr 8 *at Western Illinois........................W............5-2Apr 9 *at Western Illinois.........................L ............5-6Apr 9 *at Western Illinois........................W....(12) 9-6Apr 10 *at Western Illinois........................W ......14-10Apr 11 DAKOTA WESLEYAN ...............W ........12-3Apr 13 NORTH DAKOTA........................W............8-2Apr 15 *at Centenary (La.)........................W............9-6Apr 16 *at Centenary (La.)........................W............4-1Apr 16 *at Centenary (La.)........................W............4-3Apr 17 *at Centenary (La.)........................W ......13-10Apr 22 *SOUTHERN UTAH...................W............9-8Apr 23 *SOUTHERN UTAH...................W ......12-10Apr 23 *SOUTHERN UTAH....................L ..........0-10Apr 24 *SOUTHERN UTAH...................W ........17-1Apr 27 MINNESOTA................................W............9-6Apr 29 *OAKLAND (Mich.) ....................L ..........3-10Apr 30 *OAKLAND (Mich.)....................W ........16-6Apr 30 *OAKLAND (Mich.)....................W......(9) 7-6May 1 *OAKLAND (Mich.)....................W............7-6May 6 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE ........W............4-3May 7 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE ........W............8-5May 7 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE ........W ........12-1May 8 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE.........L ....(15) 7-8May 10 at North Dakota State....................W ......15-12May 13 *at Oral Roberts (Okla.) ................L ............2-4May 14 *at Oral Roberts (Okla.) ................L ..........6-12May 14 *at Oral Roberts (Okla.) ................L ............2-4May 15 *at Oral Roberts (Okla.)................W............8-2May 17 at North Daktoa..............................L ............2-5May 19 *IPFW............................................W............6-2May 19 *IPFW............................................W....(14) 4-3May 20 *IPFW............................................W ........10-0May 20 *IPFW.............................................L ......(8) 4-5May 26 (2) - vs. North Dakota State..........W............4-1May 28 (2) - vs. Oral Roberts (Okla.).........L ............1-7May 28 (2) - vs. North Dakota State..........W ......13-10May 29 (2) - vs. Oral Roberts (Okla.).........L ....(11) 4-5(1) - Texas-Arlington Tournament; Arlington, Texas(2) - Summit League Baseball Championship; Sioux Falls, S.D.

2012Coach: Dave Schrage Record: 18-33-1, 7-14 SL

Feb 24 at Murray State (Ky.)......................L ............2-3Feb 25 at Murray State (Ky.)......................L ............1-6Feb 26 at Murray State (Ky.)......................L ..........4-12Mar 2 at Arkansas State ............................L ..........5-15Mar 3 at Arkansas State ............................L ..........7-12Mar 4 at Arkansas State ............................L ..........1-10Mar 6 at Arkansas-Little Rock .................L........13-14Mar 7 at Arkansas-Little Rock .................L ..........8-20Mar 9 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff ..................W ........11-0Mar 10 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff ..................W............4-2Mar 10 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff ...................T ............3-3Mar 13 at Nebraska .....................................L ..........3-12Mar 16 at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville .W............5-0Mar 17 at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville .W ........11-8Mar 18 at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville..L ............2-4Mar 23 at Northern Colorado ....................W ........10-5Mar 24 at Northern Colorado.....................L ............7-8Mar 24 at Northern Colorado ....................W............7-3Mar 25 at Northern Colorado.....................L........13-15Mar 28 at Minnesota ...................................L ............3-9Apr 3 at Iowa.............................................L ............2-6Apr 4 at Iowa.............................................L ..........4-11Apr 6 *at IPFW........................................W............3-0Apr 7 *at IPFW........................................W ........13-3Apr 7 *at IPFW.........................................L ............2-3Apr 8 *at IPFW.........................................L ....(10) 2-3Apr 10 MOUNT MARTY ........................W............3-1Apr 11 MINNESOTA................................W............3-1Apr 13 at Creighton (Neb.)........................W............5-2Apr 14 (1) - vs. Iowa...................................L ............1-6Apr 15 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............5-6Apr 17 NORTH DAKOTA STATE...........L ............1-6Apr 18 NORTH DAKOTA........................W ........12-6Apr 20 *at North Dakota State...................L ............2-3Apr 21 *at North Dakota State...................L ............6-7Apr 21 *at North Dakota State...................L ......(8) 2-3Apr 22 *at North Dakota State...................L ............1-4Apr 24 SIOUX FALLS..............................W............8-5Apr 27 *ORAL ROBERTS........................L ............1-6Apr 28 *ORAL ROBERTS........................L ............3-9Apr 28 *ORAL ROBERTS........................L ............6-7Apr 29 *ORAL ROBERTS.......................W............3-1May 5 *OAKLAND (Mich.) ....................L ............2-4May 8 at North Dakota..............................L ............8-9May 10 *at Southern Utah...........................L ..........0-14May 11 *at Southern Utah..........................W............8-7May 11 *at Southern Utah...........................L ......(9) 7-8May 12 *at Southern Utah..........................W ........11-9May 17 *WESTERN ILLINOIS ...............W ......12-10May 18 *WESTERN ILLINOIS................L ..........3-15May 18 *WESTERN ILLINOIS ...............W............7-2May 19 *WESTERN ILLINOIS................L ..........7-11(1) - at Omaha, Neb.

2013Coach: Dave Schrage Record: 35-24, 16-12 SL

Feb 18 (1) vs. Waldorf (Iowa) ...................W............3-0Feb 18 (1) vs. Waldorf (Iowa) ...................W............5-0Feb. 22 (2) vs. Ohio State............................L ..........2-10Feb 23 (2) vs. Saint Bonaventure (N.Y.)...W ........10-5Feb 23 (2) vs. Ohio State............................L ............2-5Feb 24 (2) vs. Saint Bonaventure (N.Y.)...W ........12-7Mar 1 at Mississippi Valley State .............L ............3-4Mar 3 at Mississippi Valley State.............W ........12-2Mar 3 at Mississippi Valley State.............W............6-4Mar 5 at Alcorn State (Miss.)...................W ........18-4Mar 6 at Alcorn State (Miss.)...................W ........10-2Mar 8 (3) vs. Mercer (Ga.)........................L ............3-4Mar 9 (3) vs. Mercer (Ga.)........................L ..........2-10Mar 9 at Indiana State ...............................L ............4-5Mar 15 at Saint Louis (Mo.) ......................W............3-0Mar 16 at Saint Louis (Mo.) .......................L ..........6-11Mar 16 at Saint Louis (Mo.) ......................W............5-3Mar 27 at Minnesota ...................................L ............1-5Mar 29 at Northern Colorado ....................W............5-1Mar 30 at Northern Colorado ....................W ........11-8Mar 31 at Northern Colorado.....................L........12-13Apr 5 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE.........L ............2-3Apr 6 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE ........W............5-4Apr 6 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE.........L ............1-3Apr 7 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE ........W............3-0Apr 12 *at IPFW.........................................L ............0-1Apr 12 *at IPFW........................................W ......14-11Apr 14 *at Oakland....................................W............3-0Apr 14 *at Oakland....................................W ........10-3Apr 24 (4) vs. Dakota State .......................W ........14-7Apr 24 (4) vs. Dakota State .......................W ........11-7Apr 26 (5) *vs. Oakland.............................L ............2-3Apr 27 (5) *vs. Oakland ............................W............8-1Apr 27 (5) *vs. Oakland.............................L ............3-4Apr 28 (5) *vs. Oakland ............................W............6-4May 1 WINNIPEG ...................................W ........12-2May 4 *at Western Illinois........................W............4-1May 4 *at Western Illinois........................W............5-0May 5 *at Western Illinois.........................L ............1-2May 5 *at Western Illinois........................W............3-2May 7 at North Dakota..............................L ............3-4May 8 at Creighton (Neb.).........................L ............1-7May 10 *IPFW............................................W............6-2May 11 *IPFW............................................W............5-2May 11 *IPFW............................................W............8-3May 12 *IPFW............................................W............8-2May 14 *at North Dakota State...................L........10-11May 14 *at North Dakota State..................W............6-5May 16 *at Omaha.......................................L ............0-6May 17 *at Omaha.......................................L ............4-6May 17 *at Omaha......................................W ........12-5May 18 *at Omaha.......................................L ............2-8May 23 (6) vs. Western Illinois ...................L ............2-4May 24 (6) at Oakland ................................W............8-4May 25 (6) vs. Western Illinois...................W............5-4May 26 (6) vs. North Dakota State ............W............2-0May 26 (6) vs. North Dakota State ............W............1-0May 31 (7) at Oregon...................................L ............2-3Jun 1 (7) vs. San Francisco (Calif.).........L ............3-4(1) - at Metrodome; Minneapolis, Minn.(2) - at Port Charlotte, Fla.(3) - at Terre Haute, Ind.(4) - at Sioux City, Iowa(5) - at Papillion, Neb.(6) - at Summit League Baseball Championship; Rochester, Mich.(7) - at NCAA Tournament; Eugene, Ore.

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES


SERIES RECORDS


Opponent W-L First LastAdelphi (N.Y.) 2-0 1996 1997Air Force (Colo.) 5-7 1959 2010Albuquerque (N.M.) 2-6 1967 1969Alcorn State (Miss.) 2-0 2013 2013American International (Mass.) 1-0 1996 1996Arkansas 1-3 2008 2010Arkansas-Little Rock 0-2 2012 2012Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2-0-1 2012 2012Arkansas State 0-4 2005 2012Armstrong Atlantic State (Ga.) 1-6 1996 2001Ashland (Ohio) 0-1 2004 2004Augustana (S.D.) 110-43 1950 2004Austin Peay (Tenn) 1-1 2011 2011Bacone (Fla.) 0-2 1971 1971Baker (Kan.) 1-0 2005 2005Bellevue (Neb.) 2-2 1987 1987Bemidji (Minn.) State 2-0 2006 2006Briar Cliff (Iowa) 44-17 1979 2003Buena Vista (Iowa) 2-3 1948 1954Butler (Ind.) 1-0 2005 2005Cal State Northridge 0-1 1984 1984Cameron (Okla.) 0-1 2000 2000Centenary (La.) 12-5 2008 2011Centenary (N.J.) 2-0 1986 1986Central Arkansas 1-6 2008 2009Central Missouri 0-8 1990 2003Central Oklahoma 1-4 1990 1993Chicago State (Ill.) 1-0 2007 2007Colorado 0-3 1959 1969Colorado College 1-0 1969 1969Colorado State 0-3 1959 1970Columbia Union (Md.) 1-0 1998 1998Creighton (Neb.) 8-18 1958 2013Dakota State (S.D.) 7-1 1980 2013Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) 22-2 1986 2011Dallas (Texas) 2-4 1972 1979Dallas Baptist (Texas) 1-3 2010 2011Dana (Neb.) 1-1 1999 1999Dartmouth (N.H.) 2-1 1988 1988East Central (Okla.) 1-1 1991 1991East Stroudsburg (N.J.) 0-1 2004 2004Eastern New Mexico 2-0 1970 1970Emporia State (Kan.) 0-2 1960 2003Evansville (Ind.) 0-2 2005 2005Fort Riley (Kan.) 3-3 1957 1958Gardner-Webb (N.C.) 1-0 1997 1997Graceland (Iowa) 2-0 1999 1999Grand Canyon (Ariz.) 0-4 1966 1966Grand Valley State (Mich.) 1-3 2001 2003Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 4-1 1950 1953Harvard (Mass.) 1-0 2010 2010Huron (S.D.) 17-1 1947 1993Huron Elks 0-1 1952 1952Illinois 1-1 1975 1975Illinois State 0-2 2005 2009Incarnate Word (Texas) 0-2 1991 1991Indiana State 2-10 2005 2013Iowa 3-4 2010 2012Iowa State 0-1 1992 1992IPFW 27-7 2006 2013Jamestown (N.D.) 3-1 1992 1994

Opponent W-L First LastKansas 1-6 2005 2007Kansas State 0-9 1981 2006Lewis (Ill.) 1-1 1984 1992Lincoln (Pa.) 0-2 2002 2002Macalester (Minn.) 2-0 1984 1984Mansfield (Pa.) 0-2 2004 2004Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) 1-1 1991 1991Mercer (Ga.) 0-2 2013 2013Metro State (Colo.) 2-0 2002 2002Miami (Ohio) 0-4 1990 1992Michigan State 0-4 1983 1983Minnesota 10-28 1947 2013Minnesota-Duluth 1-0 2004 2004Minnesota State-Moorhead 1-1 1965 1965Minnesota-Morris 31-5 1970 2002Minnesota State-Mankato 28-64 1949 2004Minot State (N.D.) 0-1 1960 1960Mississippi Valley State 2-1 2013 2013Missouri 0-3 1982 2008Missouri State 3-3 2007 2011Missouri Southern 5-9 1993 2003Missouri Valley 0-0-1 1994 1994Missouri Western 1-1 1997 1997Missouri-St. Louis 4-4 1975 2004Morningside (Iowa) 88-40 1947 2002Mount Marty (S.D.) 11-0 1987 2012Murray State (Ky.) 5-7 2007 2012Nebraska 2-18 1959 2012Nebraska-Kearney 2-3 1990 1993Nebraska-Omaha 61-68-1 1949 2013New Jersey Tech 1-1 2004 2007New Mexico 3-23 1966 1982New Mexico-Highlands 5-5 1967 1969New York Tech 2-1 2006 2007North Dakota 67-58-1 1957 2013North Dakota State 100-55 1956 2013Northeast Missouri 2-0 1993 1995Northern Arizona 1-1 1966 1966Northern Colorado 29-19 1973 2013Northern Iowa 23-26 1948 2009Northern State (S.D.) 35-3 1971 2004Northwest Missouri 6-3 1973 2001Northwestern (Iowa) 5-0 1991 1994Notre Dame (Ind.) 1-0 2005 2005Oakland (Mich.) 17-6 2008 2013Offutt Air Force Base 1-1 1964 1964Ohio State 0-5 1989 2013Oklahoma 0-5 1986 1992Oklahoma Baptist 0-2 1972 1972Oklahoma City 3-6 1984 1992Oklahoma State 3-9 1982 1987Oral Roberts (Okla.) 8-28 1971 2012Oregon 0-1 2013 2013Pittsburg State (Kan.) 2-4 1995 2003Presentation (S.D.) 1-0 2008 2008Queens (N.Y.) 3-2 1996 2001Quincy (Ill.) 2-1 1998 2000Rice (Texas) 1-1 1978 1979Rockhurst (Mo.) 1-7 1999 2004Sacramento State (Calif.) 2-1 2007 2007Sacred Heart (Conn.) 2-1 1996 1997

Opponent W-L First LastSt. Bonaventure (N.Y) 2-0 2013 2013St. Cloud State (Minn.) 26-20-1 1961 2004St. Edward’s (Texas) 1-1 1991 1991St. Francis (Ill.) 1-2 1989 1989St. John’s (Minn.) 0-2 1992 1992St. Louis (Mo.) 3-4 2006 2013St. Mary (Texas) 0-2 1977 1978St. Scholastica (Minn.) 2-0 2003 2003Sam Houston State (Texas) 2-4 1984 2008San Francisco (Calif.) 0-1 2013 2013Savannah (Ga.) State 0-1 1997 1997Sioux Falls (S.D.) 16-4 1979 2012Sioux Falls Canaries 0-2 1952 1953Slippery Rock (Pa.) 0-1 2004 2004South Dakota 83-31 1947 2004Southeast Missouri State 2-6 1977 2007Southern Illinois 1-4 2005 2006Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 3-2 1990 2012Southern Indiana 1-1 1992 1993Southern Methodist (Texas) 0-2 1972 1972Southern Utah 12-10 2008 2012Southwest Minnesota State 55-30 1970 2006Southwest Baptist (Mo.) 2-1 1988 1995Stephen F. Austin (Texas) 2-6 1984 1986Sterling (Kan.) 0-1 2003 2003Stonehill (Mass.) 0-2 2004 2004Tarkio (Mo.) 0-1 1989 1989Tarleton State (Texas) 1-2 1992 1992Tennessee-Martin 3-2 2007 2011Texas Christian 0-2 1972 1972Texas Lutheran 0-2 1991 1991Texas Wesleyan 0-4 1977 1984Texas-Arlington 0-3 1985 2011Texas-El Paso 0-1 1968 1968Texas-Pan American 1-32 1977 2008Trinity (Texas) 0-2 1978 1980Troy (Ala.) 0-1 1984 1984Truman State (Mo.) 1-0 2004 2004Tulsa (Okla.) 0-6 1972 1974Utah Valley State 7-5 2005 2007Valley City State (N.D.) 2-0 1994 1994Valparaiso (Ind.) 4-2 2005 2006Waldorf (Iowa) 3-0 2006 2013Washburn (Kan.) 0-3 2003 2004Washington-St. Louis (Mo.) 0-1 1957 1957Washington State 0-3 2009 2009Wayne State (Neb.) 22-8 1992 2001West Texas State 0-1 1972 1972Western Illinois 17-8 2006 2013Western Michigan 0-1 2009 2009Westmar (Iowa) 7-1 1948 1966Wichita State (Kan.) 0-5 1981 1981Winnipeg 1-0 2013 2013Winona State (Minn.) 1-0 1960 1960Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1-0 1993 1993Wisconsin-La Crosse 2-1 1982 1982Wright State (Ohio) 2-1 1988 1988Wyoming 1-3 1966 1982Yankton (S.D.) 6-0 1976 1983Western Union 2-0 1947 1947

Year Record AB Avg. R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB HBP Fld% PO A E DP2013 35-24 1928 .279 330 538 98 11 15 279 216 355 43 61 .965 1474 582 75 432012 18-33-1 1741 .274 273 477 84 18 19 247 213 283 31 56 .953 1293 568 91 322011 37-20 2083 .312 393 650 122 19 34 355 236 341 31 71 .966 1510 633 76 482010 39-21 2198 .350 578 769 163 16 84 549 241 356 38 84 .972 1491 647 61 492009 26-30 1935 .315 374 609 110 17 65 335 189 359 28 68 .963 1390 567 76 252008 22-27 1716 .294 341 504 102 19 49 310 154 365 52 55 .964 1215 467 63 382007 34-19 1824 .314 395 573 99 21 59 357 210 353 47 64 .962 1331 549 74 312006 23-29 1636 .285 304 467 62 32 35 269 173 360 60 66 .960 1244 545 74 452005 17-38 1694 .277 302 469 75 6 28 271 202 328 47 70 .947 1252 479 97 332004 12-36 1385 .287 260 397 69 8 53 241 140 279 14 45 .941 991 404 87 232003 14-29 1213 .289 221 350 67 4 27 194 119 217 24 31 .945 872 372 72 302002 25-23 1490 .338 377 504 85 7 69 344 156 236 32 55 .963 1024 471 57 412001 27-17 1340 .328 314 439 69 6 63 289 153 246 35 53 .946 965 381 77 252000 23-19 1314 .340 297 447 88 9 31 264 143 211 29 36 .948 897 389 70 351999 24-21 1293 .313 283 405 74 5 26 239 153 189 12 32 .954 923 420 65 261998 24-18 1228 .306 309 376 67 5 42 262 129 180 34 23 .949 872 362 67 421997 24-19 1308 .319 317 417 78 11 37 272 182 165 52 40 .955 942 431 64 351996 34-13 1450 .340 376 493 70 18 32 336 183 155 66 51 .957 1043 433 66 341995 30-20 1428 .288 303 411 69 18 28 252 196 222 86 59 .954 1082 481 75 401994 39-10 1444 .321 377 464 68 22 50 326 208 173 48 34 .960 1071 419 621993 39-15 1582 .308 376 487 82 11 45 319 224 217 64 30 .945 1186 512 981992 31-16 1348 .322 322 434 59 10 54 285 172 182 62 34 .953 983 446 71 291991 29-19 1353 .324 323 439 86 11 42 302 192 198 51 27 .943 990 379 82 251990 31-17 1358 .343 346 466 75 17 47 304 216 163 65 30 .948 972 421 761989 30-16 1275 .336 364 428 74 19 39 303 218 201 64 17 .948 920 386 711988 27-15 1186 .325 291 385 63 6 44 244 184 160 96 16 .945 850 341 69 291987 29-17 1268 .340 362 431 75 11 49 314 243 164 70 8 .947 889 405 72 321986 27-13 1070 .312 305 334 49 14 24 242 224 137 101 .942 771 368 70 481985 27-15 1105 .304 269 336 57 10 32 229 194 149 87 .940 826 371 76 341984 25-13 1056 .282 249 298 54 11 25 205 179 205 56 .950 790 382 62 251983 14-16 753 .214 113 161 36 3 10 88 129 153 40 .954 605 228 401982 15-18 907 .312 195 283 43 7 25 173 119 159 10 11 .931 654 288 701981 12-19-1 907 .304 205 276 40 22 37 181 127 135 21 6 .895 623 197 96 61980 14-19 949 .280 184 266 35 17 19 156 389 122 45 .889 693 278 1211979 13-10 630 .232 91 146 16 6 20 79 83 124 11 1 .942 486 198 42 121978 11-18 755 .242 91 183 29 2 10 70 80 116 12 5 .939 604 256 56 161977 17-14 844 .263 162 222 28 10 22 150 178 138 81976 18-16 1017 .270 172 275 32 7 22 150 111 149 5 14 .958 725 282 44 191975 11-12 612 .261 89 160 18 7 12 62 81 125 18 5 .942 459 210 411974 16-13 916 .314 207 288 45 10 37 187 142 137 19 10 .915 638 254 83 231973 19-14 942 .272 175 256 26 12 30 153 136 172 39 10 181972 5-14 524 .240 77 126 25 2 6 65 65 102 111971 14-16 906 .290 193 263 38 12 27 166 123 1711970 7-7 698 .275 142 192 34 13 10 130 93 152 19 11 .911 489 195 67 101969 14-15 876 .261 134 229 35 5 21 128 129 167 9 9 .939 672 236 59 91968 3-19 661 .236 71 156 16 2 8 56 59 148 6 61967 18-9 786 .239 99 188 19 5 5 86 81 166 28 12 .927 603 248 67 101966 15-12 806 .233 138 188 31 12 16 108 104 186 36 10 .909 610 29 64 221965 8-9 500 .260 90 130 12 7 11 78 77 108 12 4 .933 384 146 38 131964 8-9 576 .238 89 137 19 6 10 66 75 130 26 8 .950 420 175 311963 7-13 655 .229 118 150 25 8 11 90 88 113 26 .932 489 219 521962 8-9 528 .269 108 142 29 4 14 86 71 113 171961 8-5 386 .181 60 70 17 1 4 48 80 97 25 281960 9-9 561 .257 101 144 24 5 8 84 521959 9-10 643 .271 139 174 21 4 11 113 .905 452 193 681958 13-6 662 .305 173 202 29 12 14 147 .901 499 146 711957 5-9 446 .204 62 91 18 3 3 57 .876 349 152 711956 2-10 387 .196 56 76 12 2 5 47 .892 303 128 521955 6-6 396 .242 62 96 15 2 10 54 .917 297 123 381954 5-3 248 .278 43 69 9 3 2 34 .928 213 85 231953 6-4 307 .221 58 68 12 1 8 53 .914 228 69 281952 4-5 323 .248 60 80 16 3 9 57 .916 241 96 31

YEARLY HITTING & FIELDING STATISTICS


Year Record IP H R ER ERA BB SO CG SHO WP HBP SV2013 35-24 491.1 483 241 184 3.37 170 384 7 8 51 37 182012 18-33-1 431.1 541 347 278 5.80 215 301 5 3 74 42 102011 37-20 503.1 572 296 255 4.56 158 329 8 3 45 45 152010 39-21 497.0 696 453 381 6.90 192 357 1 0 54 47 112009 26-30 463.1 610 408 350 6.80 222 322 4 3 51 57 62008 22-27 405.0 487 301 246 5.47 153 241 1 0 32 46 112007 34-19 443.2 473 252 204 4.14 142 260 6 0 25 28 132006 23-29 414.2 526 355 302 6.55 180 225 9 4 36 56 92005 17-38 417.1 583 451 360 7.76 274 248 8 1 53 77 92004 12-36 330.1 474 348 298 8.12 143 252 8 2 25 52 12003 14-29 290.2 441 292 242 7.49 118 195 6 0 31 37 42002 25-23 341.1 445 307 261 6.88 162 226 18 6 15 50 72001 27-17 322.0 394 274 206 5.76 176 240 16 1 19 45 62000 23-19 299.2 399 270 224 6.73 162 203 17 3 21 38 51999 24-21 307.2 397 263 204 5.97 141 230 15 3 15 24 31998 24-18 290.2 372 238 173 5.36 125 199 13 2 18 25 61997 24-19 314.0 337 229 183 5.25 144 238 14 2 28 37 21996 34-13 347.2 372 253 197 5.10 183 229 21 4 39 24 91995 30-20 360.2 429 261 211 5.27 206 227 13 5 36 21 101994 39-10 357.0 295 243 206 5.19 213 259 25 4 45 25 61993 39-15 395.0 407 275 229 5.22 247 290 16 2 32 18 61992 31-16 328.0 367 230 190 5.21 208 232 12 3 35 28 71991 29-19 330.0 378 255 206 5.62 196 270 10 2 56 22 81990 31-17 324.0 357 232 179 4.97 192 244 18 4 33 18 31989 30-16 305.2 333 217 168 4.95 135 259 20 7 24 19 11988 27-15 283.1 357 214 170 5.40 169 208 23 2 18 12 41987 29-17 296.1 366 251 204 6.20 197 195 23 6 34 21 31986 27-13 257.0 329 208 155 5.43 138 121 19 4 16 16 31985 27-15 275.1 298 216 172 5.62 195 184 23 6 23 7 41984 27-13 263.1 267 179 139 4.75 153 242 18 5 22 10 41983 14-16 201.2 195 115 84 3.75 105 170 16 2 9 3 51982 15-18 215.1 294 250 207 8.67 168 141 13 1 13 4 21981 12-19-1 220.0 378 315 248 10.15 156 99 8 1 16 41980 14-19 231.0 267 216 131 5.10 35 42 12 4 22 111979 13-10 162.0 158 97 81 4.50 85 106 10 11978 11-18 202.0 185 110 73 3.25 122 131 15 6 11 61977 17-14 229.0 217 119 79 3.10 121 164 1 31976 18-16 246.1 246 214 175 6.39 178 146 34 1 12 91975 11-12 155.0 163 106 67 3.89 68 991974 16-13 218.0 251 194 161 6.65 144 136 21 0 16 21973 19-14 247.0 260 134 103 3.75 98 181 3 2 41972 5-14 134.0 164 116 88 5.91 85 75 01971 14-16 222.0 271 177 126 5.11 97 141 11970 7-7 172.0 193 107 68 3.56 86 144 23 0 10 61969 14-15 224.0 268 172 119 4.78 88 180 10 0 8 61968 --- No statistics available ---1967 18-9 201.0 173 115 88 3.94 115 142 13 9 10 51966 15-12 203.1 189 131 91 4.03 114 164 13 1 14 81965 8-9 128.0 149 105 82 5.77 68 135 6 0 9 41964 9-10 140.0 117 74 59 3.79 75 127 8 1 9 41963 7-13 168.2 201 169 105 5.60 103 106 01962 8-9 131.2 145 108 67 4.58 66 75 01961 8-5 105.0 82 66 36 3.09 58 70 1 71960 9-9 141.2 132 97 57 3.62 79 122 2 111959 9-10 160.2 149 69 3.87 104 85 1 101958 13-6 150.2 137 106 59 3.52 98 143 1 201957 5-9 116.0 97 80 32 2.48 90 91 0 9 91956 2-10 101.0 96 81 41 3.65 63 87 0 3 101955 6-6 99.0 91 60 40 3.64 47 60 0 7 31954 5-3 71.0 52 40 28 3.55 49 64 1 5 41953 6-4 81.0 65 56 45 5.00 52 105 1 4 31952 4-5 80.1 76 60 30 3.36 41 71 1 3 3

YEARLY PITCHING STATISTICS


BATTING AVERAGE

2013 Daniel Telford .4102012 Beau Hanowski .3262011 Joel Blake .3742010 John Lee .3992009 Tony Martin .3742008 Tony Martin .3652007 Tyson Fisher .3872006 Tyson Fisher .3632005 Greg Geary .3372004 Greg Geary .3732003 Greg Geary .3962002 Matt Hanson .4232001 Keith Bury .3892000 Grant Pudas .4051999 Jeff Verzal .3671998 Brian Scherschligt .3941997 Jeff Verzal .3871996 Cole Irish .4491995 Mark Schoeneman .3571994 Doug Sehr .4071993 Terry Van Engelenhoven .4161992 Pat Schmidt .4001991 Jon Crow .4091990 Jeff Hoekstra .4021989 Billy McMacken .4161988 Dave Wilner .4371987 Rick Weber .4061986 Tim Johnson .4311985 Larry Heffley .4171984 Larry Heffley .3821983 Mark Noble .3031982 Frank Cutler .4431981 Todd Jorgenson .3861980 Jay Olson .3741979 Craig DeKraai .3001978 Steve Brown .3561977 Steve Brown .4031976 Dave Manke .3861975 Dave Manke .3711974 Dave Manke .4181973 Lyle Pagel .3611972 Bob Ellwanger .4501971 Dean Krogman .4161970 Doug Dohrer .3661969 Jim Langer .3391968 Bob Bozied .3431967 Clem Brasket .3331966 Ed Maras .3801965 Ed Maras .3911964 Ed Maras .3721963 Jerry Matthiesen .3941962 Herb Stangland .3271961 Robert Green .2431960 Don Jacobsen .3081959 Jon Horning .3761958 Bob Schulte .3521957 Harvey Hammrich .4171956 Bob Gunnare .3401955 Dick Steiner .4291954 Jack Zimmer .4831953 Terry Waba .366

1952 Curt Olson .3611951 Milt Edin .4401950 Frances Horacek .3941949 Lendall Edwards .2561948 Bob Ellison .4801947 Lyle McCormick .464

HITS2013 Scott Splett 592012 Andrew Phelan 552011 Joel Blake 832010 Billy Stitz 1112009 Joel Blake 80

Tony Martin 802008 Korby Mintken 692007 Nick Adams 702006 Tyson Fisher 692005 Greg Geary 692004 Greg Geary 602003 Greg Geary 592002 Matt Hanson 772001 Keith Bury 562000 Russ Langer 561999 Jeff Verzal 551998 Brian Scherschligt 541997 Jeff Verzal 601996 Cole Irish 751995 Cole Irish 621994 Doug Sehr 701993 Terry Van Engelenhoven 671992 Greg Endres 591991 Jon Crow 671990 Billy McMacken 591989 Billy McMacken 621988 Dave Wilner 631987 Dave Wilner 621986 Tim Johnson 591985 Larry Heffley 581984 Larry Heffley 521983 Mark Noble 231982 Frank Cutler 471981 Galen Carver 401980 Jay Olson 371979 Craig DeKraai 21

Galen Carver 211978 Steve Brown 321977 Leroy Kuhl 351976 Dave Manke 391975 Dave Manke 23

Rick Parrott 231974 Dave Manke 41

Dave Mydland 411973 Lyle Pagel 441972 Bob Ellwanger 18

Lyle Pagel 181971 Dean Krogman 421970 Dean Krogman 271969 Owen Hillberg 37

Jim Langer 371968 --not available--1967 Clem Brasket 321966 Ed Maras 351965 Bob Norton 211964 Gary Smith 19

1963 Jerry Matthiesen 281962 Wayne Rasmussen 211961 four tied 101960 Don Jacobsen 201959 Jon Horning 321958 Harvey Hammrich 231957 Harvey Hammrich 201956 Bob Gunnare 171955 Dick Steiner 181954 Jack Zimmer 141953 Jack Zimmer 131952 Curt Olson 13

Gail Wicks 13RUNS SCORED

2013 Scott Splett 392012 Eric Cain 322011 Beau Hanowski 492010 Billy Stitz 752009 Jesse Sawyer 612008 Korby Mintken 482007 Korby Mintken 582006 Tyson Fisher 502005 Greg Geary 38

Pat Farrell 382004 Greg Geary 352003 Greg Geary 382002 Noah Hummel 542001 Kerry Jacobson 452000 Josh Guse 431999 Jeff Verzal 411998 Brian Scherschligt 471997 Jeff Verzal 451996 Cole Irish 631995 Cole Irish 451994 Doug Sehr 591993 Joe Hardin 611992 Jon Crow 571991 Jon Crow 421990 Ken Brooks 491989 Billy McMacken 481988 Dave Wilner 471987 Tim Johnson 511986 Dave Lane 451985 Dave Lane 481984 Daryl Deneke 381983 Mike Cutler 181982 Todd Jorgenson 281981 Galen Carver 361980 Galen Carver 251979 Galen Carver 191978 Steve Brown 121977 Dave Sendelbach 221976 Maury Forsyth 27

Dave Manke 271975 Dave Manke 171974 Dave Mydland 321973 Lyle Pagel 311972 Lyle Pagel 13

Dean Krogman 131971 Dean Krogman 321970 Dean Krogman 221969 Bob Bozied 241968 --not available--

1967 Clem Brasket 151966 Dick Barnes 231965 Dave Glasrud 151964 Bob Norton 12

Doug Peterson 121963 Wayne Rasussen 17

Bob Norton 171962 Ken Lewis 191961 Jon Horning 111960 Jon Horning 191959 Bob Schulte 221958 Harvey Hammrich 251957 Dal Eisenbraun 10

Harvey Hammrich 101956 Jerry Acheson 71955 Dal Eisenbraun 121954 Gail Wicks 91953 Curt Olson 111952 Curt Olson 8

Gail Wicks 8DOUBLES

2013 Paul Jacobson 152012 Aaron Machbitz 112011 Joel Blake 162010 Joel Blake 332009 Joel Blake 212008 Craig Parry 202007 Jake Rogers 162006 Tyson Fisher 132005 Greg Geary 122004 Greg Geary 182003 Greg Geary 162002 Matt Hanson 122001 Chris Studer 132000 Russ Langer 181999 Russ Langer 141998 Brian Scherschligt 131997 three tied 111996 Cole Irish 14

Craig Langer 141995 Pat Schmidt 161994 Doug Sehr 161993 Al Del Rosso 141992 Ryan Krogman 10

Tracy Langer 101991 Ryan Larson 141990 Billy McMacken 181989 Billy McMacken 13

Chet Meyer 131988 Dave Wilner 131987 Dave Wilner 131986 Tom Deneke 81985 Larry Heffley 111984 Brian Peterson 10

Larry Heffley 101983 Brian Peterson 81982 Frank Cutler 131981 Jay Olson 81980 Galen Carver 81979 Jay Olson, Tom Mohon 31978 Steve Brown 91977 Leroy Kuhl 5

Dennis Heintzman 5

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS


DOUBLES (cont.)1976 Dave Manke 71975 Bob Horner 41974 Dave Mydland 101973 Rick Dohrer 71972 Lyle Pagel 61971 Dean Krogman 111970 Dean Krogman 91969 Owen Hillberg 81968 --not available--1967 Clem Brasket 41966 Clem Brasket 6

Dick Barnes 61965 Ed Maras 31964 Bob Norton 41963 Jerry Matthiesen 61962 Wayne Rasmussen 61961 Robert Green 51960 four tied 31959 Harvey Hammrich 41958 Terry Waba 51957 Harvey Hammrich 71956 Harley Peterson 31955 Deane Antoine 41954 three tied 21953 three tied 31952 Jack Zimmer

Gail Wicks 3TRIPLES

2013 Daniel Telford 32012 Eric Cain 62011 Billy Stitz 72010 Billy Stitz 42009 Tony Martin 52008 Korby Mintken 72007 Korby Mintken 72006 Korby Mintken 7

Nick Adams 72005 Tony Lane 2

Pat Farrell 22004 Ryan Hansen 32003 four tied 12002 Matt Hanson 22001 six tied 12000 Grant Pudas 2

Chris Studer 21999 Pat Dressen 21998 Craig Langer 21997 Jeff Verzal 41996 Craig Langer 51995 Cole Irish 51994 Steve Knutson 61993 Joe Hardin 3

Ryan Krogman 31992 Jon Crow 31991 four tied 21990 Ken Brooks 61989 Dave Williams 71988 Billy McMacken 2

Chet Meyer 21987 Dave Wilner 41986 Dave Lane 51985 Larry Heffley 5

1984 Daryl Deneke 31983 three tied 11982 Frank Cutler 31981 Galen Carver 71980 three tied 31979 LeRoy Kuhl 2

Jeff DesLauriers 21978 Steve Brown 1

Craig DeKraai 11977 Dave Sendelbach 41976 seven tied 11975 Dave Manke 31974 Dave Mydland 41973 Dick Magnuson 31972 Dean Krogman 21971 Dean Krogman 31970 Bob Ellwanger 31969 Jim Langer 21968 --not available--1967 Clem Brasket 31966 Ed Maras 41965 Dick Barnes 2

Ron Meyer 21964 Curt Bystol 21963 Wayne Rasmussen 3

Jerry Matthiesen 31962 four tied 11961 Jerry Wicks 11960 Jerry Klocker 21959 Harvey Hammrich 21958 Bob Schulte 31957 three tied 11956 Lee Spanjers 1

Don Jorgenson 11955 Deane Antoine 1

Roger Denker 11954 three tied 11953 Jack Zimmer 11952 three tied 1

HOME RUNS2013 Daniel Telford 62012 Zach Briggs 4

Aaron Machbitz 42011 Jesse Sawyer 122010 Jesse Sawyer 192009 Jesse Sawyer 192008 Tyson Fisher 10

Craig Parry 102007 Cal Lewis 162006 Tyson Fisher 9

Cal Lewis 92005 Greg Geary 102004 Ryan Hansen 11

Jake Frey 112003 Greg Geary 112002 Kerry Jacobson 162001 Chris Studer 132000 Josh Guse 71999 Russ Langer 81998 Mike Newman 101997 Josh Guse 61996 Cole Irish 91995 Pat Schmidt 6

1994 Ryan Krogman 111993 Terry Van Engelenhoven 171992 Jon Crow 151991 Tracy Langer 111990 Billy McMacken 161989 Billy McMacken 101988 Billy McMacken 121987 Tim Johnson 131986 Tim Johnson 71985 Tim Johnson 101984 Daryl Deneke 61983 Daryl Deneke 31982 Brian Peterson 6

Jay Olson 61981 Dan Dummermuth 101980 Galen Carver 81979 Galen Carver 91978 Steve Brown 51977 Steve Brown 61976 Bill Ellwanger 61975 Mike Redmond 41974 Bob Horner 6

Dave Mydland 61973 Lyle Pagel 111972 Dean Krogman 21971 Dean Krogman 101970 Doug Dohrer 31969 Bob Bozied 71968 --not available--1967 five tied 51966 Dick Barnes 61965 Bob Norton, Dick Barnes 21964 Wayne Rasmussen 31963 Jerry Matthiesen 41962 Ken Lewis 51961 four tied 11960 Jon Horning 31959 Jon Horning 3

1958 Bob Schulte 4Harvey Hammrich 4

1957 three tied 11956 five tied 11955 Dal Eisenbraun 61954 Jack Zimmer 1

Ken Ashmore 11953 three tied 21952 Lien Marso 3RUNS BATTED IN

2013 Aaron Machbitz 36Daniel Telford 36

2012 Eric Cain 342011 Eric Cain 462010 Eric Cain 832009 Jesse Sawyer 582008 Tyson Fisher 47

Craig Parry 472007 Nick Adams 512006 Tyson Fisher 482005 Greg Geary 522004 Greg Geary 472003 Greg Geary 412002 Kerry Jacobson 572001 Chris Studer 402000 Josh Guse 411999 Chris Studer 491998 Craig Langer 431997 Chris Brown 411996 Cole Irish 631995 Pat Schmidt 501994 Ryan Krogman 491993 Pat Schmidt 541992 Tracy Langer 471991 Jon Crow 501990 Billy McMacken 601989 Billy McMacken 521988 Billy McMacken 53



JESSE SAWYER led the Jackrabbits in home runs all three seasonshe played from 2009-11. Sawyer holds both the SDSU single-season(19) and career (49) records for home runs.

RBI (cont.)1987 Tim Johnson 461986 Tim Johnson 39`1985 Larry Heffley 411984 Daryl Deneke 311983 Daryl Deneke 151982 Jay Olson 291981 Galen Carver 351980 Galen Carver 301979 Galen Carver 181978 Steve Brown 161977 Steve Brown 261976 Tom Burns 271975 Mike Redmond 141974 Lyle Pagel 291973 Lyle Pagel 321972 Bob Ellwanger 121971 Dean Krogman 341970 Doug Dohrer 181969 Jim Langer 251968 --not available--1967 Bob Bozied 181966 Ed Maras 251965 Jim Anderson 141964 Wayne Rasmussen 151963 Jerry Matthiesen 251962 Ken Lewis 151961 Robert Green 91960 Don Jacobsen 191959 Bill Pearson 201958 Bob Schulte 211957 Harvey Hammrich 141956 Dale Jacobsen 81955 Dal Eisenbraun 131954 Jack Zimmer 71953 Jack Zimmer 141952 Lien Marso 9

Jack Zimmer 9STOLEN BASES

2013 Paul Jacobson 102012 Andrew Phelan 62011 Andrew Phelan 62010 Billy Stitz 92009 Billy Stitz 132008 Korby Mintken 142007 Korby Mintken 172006 Nick Adams 112005 Tim Hanigan 132004 Pat Farrell 4

Jake Frey 42003 Ryan Sauter 6

Matt Hanson 62002 Kerry Jacobson 82001 James O'Neill 92000 Grant Pudas 61999 three tied 31998 Brian Scherschligt 131997 Jeff Verzal 141996 Cole Irish 191995 Cole Irish 251994 Cole Irish 111993 Joe Hardin 211992 Jon Crow 16

1991 Jon Crow 151990 Ken Brooks 201989 Darrell Bren 181988 Darrell Bren 261987 Deane Smith 191986 Dave Lane 231985 Dave Lane 251984 Dave Lane 181983 Dave Lane 91982 Todd Jorgenson 61981 Paul Wyczawski 81980 Jeff DesLauriers 121979 Jeff DesLauriers 51978 Tom VanderAarde 51977 Tom Collins 31976 Dave Manke 21975 Rick Parrott 81974 Rick Parrott 51973 Tom Osterberg 141972 Lyle Pagel 51971 Bob Ellwanger 141970 Bob Ellwanger 91969 John Eidsness 2

Owen Hillberg 21968 --not available--1967 Owen Hillberg 121966 Gary Derscheid 101965 Bob Norton 61964 Bob Norton 131963 Bruce Johnson 6

Wayne Rasmussen 61962 Wayne Rasmussen 41961-52 N/A

APPEARANCES2013 J.D. Moore 262012 Shane Kraemer 202011 Trever Vermeulen 282010 Trever Vermeulen 352009 Caleb Thielbar 222008 Matt Baerlocher 232007 Isaac Johnson 202006 Gary Olechoski 282005 Tigh Surdez 212004 Geoff Bray 192003 Geoff Bray 162002 Rob Hirrschoff 152001 Rusty Remmers 142000 Nate Sticha 151999 Nate Sticha 151998 Nate Sticha 161997 Kit Pennie 161996 Mike Jansen 121995 Mike Jansen 151994 Trevor Schulte 141993 John Semar 251992 Chad Coley 181991 Chad Coley 251990 Billy McMacken 13

Jon Maras 131989 Pete Torgerson 121988 Billy McMacken 13

Timm Gronseth 131987 Timm Gronseth 15

1986 Rick Weber 121985 Greg Kallevig 121984 Bruce Mogen 111983 Bruce Mogen 101982 Mark Hofer 11

Steve Wetrosky 111981 Randy Nash 131980 three tied 101979 Dave Nicholson 81978 Kim Peterson 91977 three tied 111976 Wade Adamson 111975 Tim Sweeney 71974 Ray Fosburgh 151973 Steve Mousel 131972 --not available--1971 --not available--1970 three tied 91969 Dave Sletting 121968 --not available--1967 Ron Hofmeister 11

Mike Kelley 111966 Bernie Van Essen 10

Ed Maras 101965 Bernie Van Essen 91964 Bill Iverson 8

Ed Maras 81963 --not available--1962 Jerry Johnson 81961 Don Larsen 8

Bob Shelden 81960 Charles Risse 101959 Charles Risse 81958 three tied 81957 Bob Jibben 101956 Don Jorgenson 71955 Don Jorgenson 81954 Bob Ehrke 5

Paul Schuchardt 51953 Bob Ehrke 61952 Bob Ehrke 7

WINS2013 Stephen Bougher 82012 Stephen Bougher 62011 Kolton Emery 7

Blake Treinen 72010 Trever Vermeulen 92009 Sam Pieczynski 5

Mike Robinson 5Caleb Thielbar 5

2008 Caleb Thielbar 52007 Matt Bowman 82006 Kirby Morsching 4

Robby Apo 42005 Tigh Surdez 4

Josh Elliott 42004 Gary Olechoski 32003 Justin Allen 32002 Rob Hirrschoff 72001 Rob Hirrschoff 72000 Tim Buteraugh 71999 Paul Sanow 61998 Tim Buteraugh 5

1997 Matt Magers 61996 three tied 71995 Mike Wenninger 71994 Trevor Schulte 111993 Trevor Schulte 101992 Chad Coley 7

Jon Maras 71991 Jeff LaMontagne 61990 Jon Maras 71989 Pete Torgerson 71988 Brian Price 61987 Bob Reeves 7

Timm Gronseth 71986 Mike Schiesl 71985 Brad Harner 61984 Mark Hofer 81983 three tied 31982 Mark Hofer 61981 Dave Nash 51980 Joey Monson 51979 Joey Monson 41978 Wade Adamson 41977 Craig O’Hearn 71976 Wade Adamson 51975 Craig O’Hearn 51974 Jack Gunderson 4

Duane Bunkowske 41973 Tim Sweeney 81972 Tim Sweeney 41971 Rick Heard 61970 Dave Sletting 41969 Jim Langer 51968 --not available--1967 Ron Hofmeister 5

Mike Kelley 51966 Ed Maras 71965 Bernie Van Essen 41964 Ed Maras 41963 Sheldon Johnson 21962 Jerry Johnson 41961 Brent Wika 41960 Charles Risse 51959 Charles Risse 51958 Howie Rice 4

Dean Veal 41957 Don Frank 31956 Don Jorgenson 1

Deane Antoine 11955 Don Jorgenson 41954 Bob Ehrke 51953 Porter Howard 21952 Bob Ehrke 2

Porter Howard 2STRIKEOUTS

2013 Layne Somsen 912012 Layne Somsen 532011 Blake Treinen 842010 Blake Treinen 822009 Caleb Thielbar 1002008 Caleb Thielbar 412007 Matt Bowman 662006 Matt Bowman 482005 Tyson Bothof 63



STRIKEOUTS (cont.)2004 Francisco Torres 422003 Gary Olechoski 382002 Rob Hirrschoff 662001 Collin Cantalope 492000 Tim Buteraugh 491999 Paul Sanow 431998 Rob Wewers 391997 Matt Magers 521996 Matt Stevenson 471995 Mike Wenninger 631994 Trevor Schulte 1001993 Trevor Schulte 721992 Jon Maras 541991 Robert Peterson 511990 Jon Maras 561989 Pete Torgerson 841988 Dane Kallevig 471987 Timm Gronseth 511986 Rick Weber 24

Bob Reeves 241985 Greg Kallevig 571984 Greg Kallevig 501983 Mark Hofer 401982 Mark Hofer 411981 Rich Gordon 21

Dave Nash 211980 Rich Gordon 421979 Joey Monson 261978 Wade Adamson 471977 Wade Adamson 541976 Wade Adamson 391975 Steve Mousel 371974 Duane Bunkowske 32

Ray Fosburgh 321973 Steve Mousel 621972 Tim Sweeney 321971 Rick Heard 451970 Jim Langer 591969 Rick Heard 531968 --not available--1967 Ron Hofmeister 561966 Ed Maras 581965 Dick Barnes 421964 Ed Maras 381963 Sheldon Johnson 431962 Jerry Johnson 271961 Don Larsen 231960 Howie Rice 501959 Charles Risse 251958 Howie Rice 431957 Don Frank 341956 Don Jorgenson 351955 Don Jorgenson 361954 Bob Ehrke 491953 George Milfs N/A1952 Bob Ehrke 40INNINGS PITCHED2013 Layne Somsen 91.12012 Stephen Bougher 76.12011 Alex Oberle 84.0

Blake Treinen 84.02010 Blake Treinen 75.1

2009 Caleb Thielbar 87.22008 Caleb Thielbar 66.22007 Matt Bowman 104.22006 Matt Bowman 72.02005 Francisco Torres 83.22004 Francisco Torres 53.12003 Justin Allen 53.12002 Rob Hirrschoff 76.22001 Collin Cantalope 61.12000 Tim Buterbaugh 73.01999 Tim Buterbaugh 55.21998 Tim Buterbaugh 60.21997 Matt Magers 64.01996 Matt Stevenson 61.01995 Mike Wenninger 73.21994 Trevor Schulte 85.11993 Trevor Schulte 81.01992 Chad Coley 67.01991 Jeff LaMontagne 59.21990 Jon Maras 68.21989 Pete Torgerson 66.11988 Dane Kallevig 66.01987 Bob Reeves 69.01986 Mike Schiesl 57.21985 Greg Kallevig 60.01984 Greg Kallevig 56.21983 Mark Hofer 43.21982 Mark Hofer 54.11981 Dave Nash 49.11980 Rich Gordon 52.01979 Joey Monson 36.11978 Wade Adamson 44.01977 Craig O’Hearn 70.21976 Wade Adamson 55.01975 Tim Sweeney 46.11974 Tim Sweeney 54.01973 Steve Mousel 70.01972 Tim Sweeney 45.01971 Rick Heard 72.01970 Jim Langer 52.11969 Rick Heard 67.21968 --not available--1967 Mike Kelley 61.21966 Ed Maras 69.01965 Dick Barnes 35.01964 Ed Maras 47.11963 Sheldon Johnson 64.21962 Jerry Johnson 47.01961 Don Larsen 33.11960 Howie Rice 47.11959 Charles Risse 54.11958 Dean Veal 40.01957 Don Frank 41.01956 Don Jorgenson 41.11955 Don Jorgenson 50.21954 Bob Ehrke 37.01953 Bob Ehrke 35.01952 Bob Ehrke 48.2

EARNED RUNAVERAGE

2013 Layne Somsen 1.872012 Stephen Bougher 4.012011 Trever Vermeulen 2.98

2010 Trever Vermeulen 1.452009 Trever Vermeulen 4.682008 Kirby Morsching 4.082007 Kirby Morsching 2.662006 Christian Larson 4.432005 Tigh Surdez 4.742004 Geoff Bray 4.412003 Nate Huls 4.502002 Tom Mousel 5.122001 Rob Hirrschoff 3.922000 Rob Hirrschoff 4.691999 Paul Sanow 4.241998 Nate Sticha 3.811997 Rob Wewers 3.941996 Chad Danielson 3.031995 Brandon Groebner 3.201994 Trevor Schulte 4.541993 Trevor Schulte 2.881992 Trevor Schulte 3.741991 Jeff LaMontagne 3.621990 Chad Coley 2.961989 Pete Torgerson 2.851988 Dane Kallevig 3.541987 Bob Reeves 3.911986 Mike Schiesl 4.711985 Rich Morehouse 3.041984 Mark Hofer 2.771983 Daryl Deneke 1.911982 Jeff Wolfswinkle 4.151981 Dave Nicholson 5.941980 Randy Nash 2.621979 Joey Monson 2.231978 Wade Adamson 2.661977 Wade Adamson 1.851976 Wade Adamson 4.251975 Craig O’Hearn 1.891974 Ray Fosburgh 4.781973 Steve Mousel 1.921972 Tim Sweeney 3.601971 Steve Mousel 2.781970 Jim Langer 3.631969 Jim Langer 2.161968 --not available--1967 Mike Kelley 3.061966 Ed Maras 2.611965 Bernie Van Essen 2.561964 Ed Maras 3.231963 Bruce Johnson 2.511962 Doug Peterson 2.611961 Don Larsen 1.891960 Charles Risse 1.341959 Howie Rice 2.291958 Howie Rice 2.481957 Dean Veal 1.891956 Don Jorgenson 2.011955 Don Jorgenson 2.131954 Bob Ehrke 0.491953 Bob Ehrke 4.881952 Bob Ehrke 1.29

SAVES2013 J.D. Moore 132012 J.D. Moore 52011 Trever Vermeulen 10

2010 Trever Vermeulen 102009 Trever Vermeulen 32008 Kirby Morsching 72007 Jacob Kougl 92006 Gary Olechoski 92005 Gary Olechoski 52004 Geoff Bray 12003 Ryan Sauter 22002 Ryan Sauter 52001 Rusty Remmers 42000 Ryan Sauter 2

Nate Sticha 21999 Tim Buterbaugh 21998 Nate Sticha 31997 Steve Peik 1

Kit Pennie 11996 Brandon Groebner 3

Mike Jansen 31995 Brandon Groebner 41994 Ryan Krogman 31993 John Semar 41992 three tied 21991 Chad Coley 61990 three tied 11989 Pete Torgerson 11988 Timm Gronseth 21987 Timm Gronseth 31986 three tied 11985 Bruce Mogen 41984 Bruce Mogen 31983 Bruce Mogen 41982 Steve Markley 1

Steve Wetrosky 1



When the topic of greatestSDSU pitchers comes up, Bob

Ehrke’s name is often forgotten.It shouldn’t be, as from 1952-

1954, he compiled a 2.09 earnedrun average, striking out 130

batters in 120.2 innings. Duringhis senior season, Ehrke set arecord that’s likely to never be

broken — a 0.49 ERA in 37 innings, going a perfect 5-0.

DIVISION I SINGLE-GAME HIGHS


AT-BATS: 62, vs. North Dakota State, 5-8-2011RUNS SCORED: 24, at Northern Colorado, 3-28-2008, and vs. Western Illinois, 5-22-2010 [Game 1]HITS: 29, at Northern Colorado, 3-28-2008RUNS BATTED IN: 24, at Northern Colorado, 3-28-2008DOUBLES: 11, at North Dakota State, 5-14-2010TRIPLES: 4, at Northern Colorado, 3-18-2011HOME RUNS: 9, at Dallas Baptist (Texas), 4-3-2010 [Game 1]TOTAL BASES: 55, at Northern Colorado, 3-28-2008WALKS: 17, vs. Chicago State (Ill.), 5-24-2007STRIKEOUTS: 17, at Minnesota, 3-22-2008SACRIFICE BUNTS: 5, at Valparaiso (Ind.), 3-26-2006, and vs. NorthDakota, 3-29-2006SACRIFICE FLIES: 3, six times (last: at Murray State (Ky.), 2-27-2010)STOLEN BASES: 7, at Utah Valley State, 4-23-2005HIT BY PITCH: 6, vs. New York Tech, 5-23-2007RUNNERS LEFT ON BASE: 19, vs. Oakland (Mich.), 5-27-2010

OFFENSIVE TEAM HIGHS

INNINGS PITCHED: 15.0, vs. North Dakota State, 5-8-2011MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 24, at Northern Colorado, 4-9-2006, and vs.Kansas State, 5-17-2006MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED: 22, vs. Kansas State, 5-17-2006MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 13, at Kansas State, 5-17-2005MOST STRIKEOUTS: 18, vs. Oral Roberts (Okla.), 5-8-2010 [Game 1]MOST HITS ALLOWED: 26, at Dallas Baptist (Texas), 4-3-2010 [Game 2]HOME RUNS ALLOWED: 8, at Arkansas-Little Rock, 3-7-2012WILD PITCHES: 5, at Arkansas-Little Rock, 3-7-2012, and vs. Winnipeg, 5-1-2013HIT BATTERS: 5, at Creighton (Neb.), 3-15-2005, and at Central Arkansas, 2-23-2008

PITCHING TEAM HIGHS

PUTOUTS: 45, vs. North Dakota State, 5-8-2011ASSISTS: 22, vs. Centenary (La.), 4-4-2008, and vs. IPFW, 5-19-2011ERRORS: 7, vs. Western Illinois, 5-19-2012DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED: 3, 15 times (last: at North Dakota, 5-7-2013)

FIELDING TEAM HIGHS

AT-BATS: 8, by Billy Stitz, vs. North Dakota State, 5-8-2011RUNS SCORED: 5, by Korby Mintken, vs. Saint Louis, 3-9-2008HITS: 6, by Eric Cain, at Dallas Baptist (Texas), 4-3-2010 [Game 1]RUNS BATTED IN: 9, by Craig Parry, vs. Presentation, 4-21-2008DOUBLES: 3, 10 times (last: by Aaron Machbitz, vs. Western Illinois, 5-17-2012)TRIPLES: 2, three times (last: by Stephen Turner, at Missouri State, 3-10-2009)HOME RUNS: 3, by Joel Blake, at Western Illinois, 4-24-2009TOTAL BASES: 13, by Joel Blake, at Western Illinois, 4-24-2009WALKS: 4, three times (last: by Zach Rodes, vs. Sioux Falls, 4-24-2012)SACRIFICE BUNTS: 2, 14 times (last: by Paul Jacobson, at Oregon, 5-31-2013SACRIFICE FLIES: 2, three times (last: by Jesse Sawyer, vs Oakland(Mich.), 5-28-2010)STOLEN BASES: 4, by Billy Stitz, vs. Illinois State, 3-7-2009HIT BY PITCH: 3, by Korby Mintken, vs. New York Tech, 5-23-2007

OFFENSIVE INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

INNINGS PITCHED: 10.0, by Caleb Thielbar, vs. Centenary (La.), 5-22-2009MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 8, by Tyson Bothof, at Kansas State, 5-17-2005MOST STRIKEOUTS: 12, five times (last: by Layne Somsen, at MississippiValley State, 3-1-2013)

PITCHING INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

PUTOUTS: 19, by Tyson Fisher, at Creighton (Neb.), 3-25-2008ASSISTS: 8, four times (last: by Eric Cain, at Oral Roberts (Okla.), 5-28-2010

FIELDING INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

TYSON FISHER set a Jackrabbit single-game high during the Divison I era with 19 putouts in a 2008 game at Creighton (Neb.).

CALEB THIELBAR holds SDSU single-game highs during the Division I era for innings pitched (10) and strikeouts (12).

CAREER1. 218.........Eric Cain .......................2009-122. 216 ........Billy Stitz.....................2008-113. 207 ........Nick Adams .................2005-084. 199 ........Tyson Fisher.................2005-085. 198 ........Doug Sehr....................1991-946. 197 ........Korby Mintken.............2005-087. 193 ........Pat Schmidt..................1992-95

193 ........Greg Geary ..................2002-059. 191 ........Tim Hanigan ................2005-08

10. 190 ........Tony Martin .................2006-09

SEASON(minimum of 100 at bats)

1. .449........Cole Irish...........................19962. .443........Frank Cutler ......................19823. .437........Dave Wilner ......................19884. .431........Tim Johnson......................19865. .423........Matt Hanson......................20026. .418........Dave Manke ......................19747. .417........Larry Heffley ....................19858. .416........Terry Van Engelenhoven ...1993

.416........Billy McMacken ...............1989

.416........Dean Krogman..................1971

CAREER1. 914 ........Billy Stitz.....................2008-112. 820 ........Eric Cain......................2009-123. 779 ........Nick Adams .................2005-084. 722 ........Tyson Fisher.................2005-085. 705 ........Korby Mintken.............2005-086. 703 ........Joel Blake ....................2009-117. 692 ........Greg Geary ..................2002-058. 653 ........Tim Hanigan ................2005-089. 647 .......Doug Sehr....................1991-94

10. 642 ........Tony Martin .................2006-09SEASON

1. 283 ........Billy Stitz ..........................20102. 253 ........Joel Blake..........................20103. 251 ........Eric Cain ...........................20104. 244 ........Billy Stitz ..........................20115. 228 ........Joel Blake..........................2009

228 ........John Lee............................20107. 223 ........Jesse Sawyer .....................20108. 222 ........Billy Stitz ..........................20099. 222 ........Joel Blake..........................2011

10. 221 ........Jake Rogers .......................2007

CAREER1. 311.........Billy Stitz ......................2008-112. 272.........Eric Cain .......................2009-122. 262.........Joel Blake......................2009-114. 256 ........Greg Geary ..................2002-055. 244 ........Nick Adams .................2005-086. 233 ........Tyson Fisher.................2005-087. 224 ........Cole Irish .....................1993-968. 223 ........Billy McMacken ..........1987-90

9. 221 ........Korby Mintken.............2005-0810. 216 ........Doug Sehr....................1991-94

SEASON1. 111.........Billy Stitz............................20102. 99..........Joel Blake ...........................20103. 97..........Eric Cain.............................20104. 91..........John Lee .............................20105. 83..........Joel Blake ...........................20116. 80..........Joel Blake ...........................2009

80..........Tony Martin........................200980 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................2010

9. 77..........Matt Hanson .......................200277..........Billy Stitz............................2011

CAREER1. 189 ........Billy Stitz.....................2008-112. 173 ........Korby Mintken.............2005-083. 172 ........Cole Irish .....................1993-964. 170 ........Tyson Fisher.................2005-085. 168 ........Jesse Sawyer ................2009-116. 163 ........Billy McMacken ..........1987-907. 162 ........Joel Blake ....................2009-118. 160 ........Ryan Krogman.............1991-94

160 ........Doug Sehr....................1991-9410. 158 ........Eric Cain......................2009-12

SEASON1. 75 .........Billy Stitz ..........................20102. 74 .........John Lee............................20103. 72 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................20104. 63 .........Cole Irish...........................1996

63 .........Joel Blake..........................20106. 61 .........Joe Hardin .........................1993

61 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................200961 .........Eric Cain ...........................2010

9. 59 .........Doug Sehr .........................199410. 58 .........Korby Mintken..................2007

CAREER1. 192 ........Billy McMacken ..........1987-902. 187 ........Greg Geary ..................2002-053. 179 ........Eric Cain......................2009-124. 176 ........Chris Studer .................1999-024. 173 ........Jesse Sawyer ................2009-116. 169 ........Billy Stitz.....................2008-117. 162 ........Pat Schmidt..................1992-95

162 ........Doug Sehr....................1991-949. 156 ........Nick Adams .................2005-08

10. 154 ........Ryan Krogman.............1991-94

SEASON1. 83 .........Eric Cain ...........................20102. 73 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................20103. 67 .........Billy Stitz ..........................20104. 66..........Joel Blake ...........................20105. 63 .........Cole Irish...........................19966. 61 .........John Lee............................20107. 60 .........Billy McMacken ..............19908. 58 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................20099. 57 .........Kerry Jacobson .................2002

57 .........Stephen Turner ..................2009

CAREER1. 70 .........Joel Blake ....................2009-112. 62 .........Billy Stitz.....................2008-113. 54 .........Greg Geary ..................2002-054. 50 .........Russ Langer .................1998-015. 49 .........Billy McMacken ..........1987-906. 48 .........Chris Studer .................1999-027. 46 .........Doug Sehr....................1991-948. 44 .........Josh Guse.................1997-2000

44 .........Jesse Sawyer ................2009-1110. 43 .........Tyson Fisher.................2005-08

SEASON1. 33 .........Joel Blake..........................20102. 26 .........Billy Stitz ..........................20103. 21 .........Joel Blake..........................2009

21..........John Lee .............................20105. 20 .........Craig Parry........................20086. 18 .........Billy McMacken ...............1990

18 .........Russ Langer ......................200018 .........Greg Geary........................200418 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................2009

10. 17 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................2010

RECORD BOOK


GAMES PLAYED

BATTING AVERAGE

AT BATS

HITS

RUNS SCORED

DOUBLES

RUNS BATTED IN

BILLY STITZ ended his career as theJackrabbits’ career leader in hits (311), gamesplayed (216), at-bats (914), total bases (462)and runs scored (189). During his junior season in 2010, Stitz established newsingle-season records for hits, at-bats, runsscored and total bases.

CAREER1. 21 .........Korby Mintken.............2005-082. 16 .........Billy Stitz.....................2008-113. 11 .........Dave Lane....................1983-86

11 .........Galen Carver................1978-8111..........Eric Cain .......................2009-12

6. 10 .........Nick Adams .................2005-0810 .........Tyson Fisher.................2005-08

8. 9 ..........Cole Irish .....................1993-969 ..........Steve Knutson..............1993-979 ..........Pat Schmidt..................1992-959 ..........Cal Lewis.....................2006-07

SEASON1. 7 ..........Galen Carver .....................1981

7 ..........Dave Williams...................19897 ..........Korby Mintken..................20067 ..........Nick Adams ......................20067 ..........Korby Mintken..................20077 ..........Korby Mintken..................20087 ..........Billy Stitz ..........................2011

8. 6 ..........Ken Brooks .......................19906 ..........Steve Knutson ...................19946 ..........Cal Lewis ..........................20066 ..........Eric Cain ...........................2012

CAREER1. 50 .........Jesse Sawyer ................2009-112. 43 .........Greg Geary ..................2002-053. 42 .........Billy McMacken ..........1987-904. 37 .........Chris Studer .................1999-025. 33 .........Jon Crow......................1989-926. 32 .........Russ Langer .................1998-017. 31 .........Tim Johnson ................1984-87

31 .........Kerry Jacobson ............2000-029. 29 .........Ryan Hansen................2001-04

10. 28 .........Galen Carver................1978-81

SEASON1. 19 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................2009

19 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................20103. 17 .........Terry VanEngelenhoven ....19934. 16 .........Billy McMacken ...............1990

16 .........Kerry Jacobson .................200216 .........Cal Lewis ..........................200716 .........Eric Cain ...........................2010

8. 15 .........Jon Crow ...........................199215 .........Chris Studer ......................2002

10. 13 .........Tim Johnson......................198713 .........Tracy Langer .....................199213 .........Chris Studer ......................200113 .........Joel Blake..........................2009

CAREER1. 462.........Billy Stitz ......................2008-112. 439 ........Greg Geary ..................2002-053. 408 ........Billy McMacken ..........1987-904. 404 ........Jesse Sawyer ................2009-115. 398 ........Joel Blake ....................2009-116. 396 ........Eric Cain......................2009-127. 376 ........Chris Studer .............1999-2002

8. 368 ........Tyson Fisher.................2005-089. 348 ........Russ Langer .............1998-2001

348 ........Korby Mintken.............2005-08

SEASON1. 163 ........Billy Stitz ..........................20102. 159 ........Eric Cain ...........................20104. 156 ........Joel Blake..........................2010

156.........Jesse Sawyer.......................20105. 148 ........Jesse Sawyer .....................20096. 143.........John Lee .............................20107. 140 ........Joel Blake..........................20098. 127 ........Billy McMacken ...............1990

127 ........Terry VanEngelenhoven ....199310. 126 ........Craig Parry........................2008

CAREER1. .713........Billy McMacken ..........1987-902. .696........Terry Van Engelenhoven1991-943. .679........Kerry Jacobson ............2000-024. .661........Jon Crow......................1989-92

.661........Chris Studer .............1999-20026. .653........Dean Krogman.............1970-727. .647........Larry Heffley ...............1984-858. .634........Greg Geary ..................2002-059. .631........Tim Johnson ................1984-87

10. .630........Jesse Sawyer ................2009-11

CAREER1. 123 ........Dave Lane....................1983-862. 116 ........Eric Cain......................2009-123. 107 ........Zach Briggs .................2009-124. 103 ........Jesse Sawyer ................2008-11

5. 101 ........Kurt Augustin ..............1985-876. 100 ........Ryan Krogman.............1991-947. 90 .........Micky Sehr ..................1994-978. 88 .........Korby Mintken.............2005-089. 87 .........Andrew Melton..2010-present

10. 86 .........Billy McMacken ..........1987-90

SEASON1. 50 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................20102. 40 .........Kurt Augustin....................19863. 38 .........Joe Hardin .........................19934. 37 .........Eric Cain ...........................20125. 36 .........Kurt Augustin....................19876. 34 .........Jeff Verzal .........................1997

34 .........Andrew Melton................20138. 33 .........Dave Lane .........................1985

33 .........Ryan Larson......................199133 .........Cal Lewis ..........................200733 .........Eric Cain ...........................2011

CAREER1. 75 .........Dave Lane....................1983-862. 60 .........Cole Irish .....................1993-963. 57 .........Dave Wilner .................1986-884. 46 .........Korby Mintken.............2005-085. 44 .........Darrell Bren.................1988-89

44 .........Jon Crow......................1989-927. 40 .........Nick Adams .................2005-088. 39 .........Brian Scherschligt .......1995-989. 36 .........Rich Schmidt ...............1990-93

36 .........Tim Hanigan ................2005-0836 .........Billy Stitz.....................2008-11

SEASON1. 26 .........Darrell Bren ......................19882. 25 .........Dave Lane .........................1985

25 .........Cole Irish...........................19954. 23 .........Dave Lane .........................19865. 22 .........Dave Wilner ......................19886. 21 .........Joe Hardin .........................19937. 20 .........Ken Brooks .......................1990

20 .........Dave Wilner ......................19869. 19 .........Deane Smith......................1987

19 .........Cole Irish...........................1996

CAREER1. 14 .........Pat Schmidt..................1992-95

14 .........Tyson Fisher.................2005-0814 .........Eric Cain......................2009-12

4. 12 .........Doug Sehr....................1991-9412 .........Rick Weber ..................1984-8712 .........Billy Stitz.....................2008-11

7. 11 .........Dave Wilner .................1986-8811 .........Brian Peterson..............1982-8511 .........Micky Sehr ..................1994-9711 .........Nick Adams .................2005-08

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TRIPLES

HOME RUNS

SLUGGING PCT.

STOLEN BASES

BASES ON BALLS

SACRIFICE FLIES

TOTAL BASES

GREG GEARY set SDSU career records with54 doubles, 43 home runs, 439 total basesand 1,346 putouts during his career from2002-05.

CAREER1. 34 .........Tim Hanigan ................2005-082. 30 .........Rich Schmidt ...............1990-933. 24 .........Nick Adams .................2005-084. 22 .........Korby Mintken.............2005-085. 20 .........Micky Sehr ..................1994-976. 19 .........Adam Gregg ............1998-20017. 17 .........Noah Hummel .........1999-2002

17 .........Billy Stitz.....................2008-119. 16..........Beau Hanowski .............2009-12

10. 15 .........Dave Manke.................1973-7615 .........Chris Iverson ...............2004-07

CAREER1. 42 .........Jesse Sawyer ................2009-112. 41 .........Tyson Fisher.................2005-083. 39 .........Tim Hanigan ................2005-084. 37 .........Brian Scherschligt .......1995-985. 36 .........Jeff Eckerle ..................1994-976. 35 .........Chris Studer .............1999-2002

35..........Zach Briggs...................2009-128. 26 .........Matt Hanson ................2000-02

26 .........John Lee.......................2009-1010. 25..........Beau Hanowski .............2009-12

SEASON1. 18 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................20102. 16 .........Jeff Eckerle .......................1996

16..........Zach Briggs ........................20104. 14 .........Chris Studer ......................2001

14 .........John Lee............................20096. 13 .........Tyson Fisher ......................2005

13 .........Tim Hanigan .....................200513 .........Pat Farrell..........................200513 .........Jesse Sawyer .....................2011

10. 12 .........Brian Scherschligt.............199612 .........Brian Scherschligt.............199712 .........John Lee............................2010

CAREER1. 1,346.......Greg Geary ..................2002-052. 1,267.......Tyson Fisher.................2005-083. 1,213.......Chet Meyer ..................1987-904. 908 ........Joel Blake ....................2009-115. 830.........Aaron Machbitz..2011-present6. 827 ........Tony Martin .................2006-097. 814 ........Ryan Krogman.............1991-948. 798 ........Zach Briggs .................2009-129. 663 ........Josh Guse.................1997-2000

10. 648 ........Chris Studer .............1999-2002

CAREER1. 556.........Eric Cain ...................2009-20122. 380 ........Pat Schmidt..................1992-953. 379.........Andrew Melton .............2010-134. 353 ........Jesse Sawyer ................2009-115. 352 ........Doug Sehr....................1991-94

6. 344 ........Chris Brown.................1994-977. 317 ........Dave Lane....................1983-868. 312 ........Daniel Marra................2009-139. 311 ........Cole Irish .....................1993-96

10. 310 ........Jake Rogers..................2006-07

CAREER1. 26 .........Trevor Schulte..............1991-942. 22..........Stephen Bougher...........2010-133. 21 .........Matt Magers.................1995-97

21 .........Chad Coley ..................1990-935. 20 .........Jon Maras.....................1989-92

20 .........Bob Reeves ..................1984-8720 .........Caleb Thielbar .............2006-09

8. 19 .........Billy McMacken ..........1987-909. 18 .........Timm Gronseth............1985-89

10. 17 .........Mark Hofer ..................1981-8417 .........Tim Sweeney ...............1972-7517 .........Steve Mousel ...............1971-7517 .........Rob Hirrschoff.........1999-2002

SEASON1. 11 .........Trevor Schulte...................19942. 10 .........Trevor Schulte...................19933. 9 ..........John Semar........................1994

9 ..........Trever Vermeulen..............20105. 8 ..........Matt Magers......................1996

8 ..........Chad Coley .......................19938 ..........Mark Hofer .......................19848 ..........Tim Sweeney.....................19738 ..........Matt Bowman....................20078 ..........Alex Oberle.......................20108 ..........Stephen Bougher...............2013

CAREER1. 89...........Trever Vermeulen.............2008-112. 71 .........Gary Olechoski............2003-063. 70 .........Chad Coley ..................1990-934. 66 .........Shane Kraemer ............2010-135. 65 .........Isaac Johnson...............2006-09

65 .........Austin Busse................2009-127. 64 .........Caleb Thielbar .............2006-09

64...........Mike Robinson................2007-109. 58...........Kirby Morsching.............2006-09

10. 56 .........Stephen Bougher .........2010-13SEASON

1. 35 .........Trever Vermeulen..............20102. 28 .........Gary Olechoski .................2006

28 .........Trever Vermeulen..............2011` 4. 26 .........J.D. Moore........................2013

5. 25 .........John Semar........................199325 .........Chad Coley .......................1991

7. 23 .........Matt Baerlocher ................200823..........Alex Oberle ........................2010

9. 22 .........Kirby Morsching...............200822 .........Caleb Thielbar...................2009

CAREER1. 299.1 .......Stephen Bougher...........2010-132. 274.0 .......Caleb Thielbar...............2006-093. 218.1 .......Trevor Schulte...............1991-944. 215.0 .......Layne Somsen...............2009-135. 210.2 .......Billy McMacken ...........1987-906. 210.1 .......Tim Sweeney.................1972-757. 201.2 .......Chad Coley....................1990-938. 196.0 .......Jon Maras ......................1989-929. 191.2 .......Steve Mousel.................1971-75

10. 189.2 .......Terry Van Engelenhoven1991-94

SEASON1. 104.2 .......Matt Bowman.....................20072. 91.1 ........Layne Somsen ....................20133. 87.2 ........Caleb Thielbar ....................20094. 85.1 ........Trevor Schulte ....................19945. 88.0 ........Stephen Bougher ................20136. 84.0 ........Alex Oberle ........................2011

84.0 ........Blake Treinen......................20118. 83.2 ........Francisco Torres .................20059. 81.0 ........Trevor Schulte ....................1993

81.0 ........Stephen Bougher ................2011

CAREER1. 226 ........Trevor Schulte..............1991-942. 196 ........Caleb Thielbar .............2006-093. 191.........Stephen Bougher...........2010-134. 180.........Layne Somsen...............2009-135. 175 ........Jon Maras.....................1989-926. 166 ........Blake Treinen...............2010-117. 163 ........Steve Mousel ...............1971-758. 157 ........Chad Coley ..................1990-939. 156 ........Billy McMacken ..........1987-90

10. 140 ........Wade Adamson............1976-78140 ........Rob Hirrschoff.........1999-2002140 ........Trever Vermeulen.........2008-11

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SACRIFICE HITS

HIT BY PITCHES

PUTOUTS

WINS

ASSISTS

BILLY McMACKEN is the only SDSU playerto earn multiple All-America awards, earning the honor each of his last three seasons (1988-90). Not only did McMackenput up impressive offensive numbers, he alsocompiled a 19-11 career record for theJackrabbits.

APPEARANCES

INNINGS PITCHED

STRIKEOUTS

SEASON1. 100 ........Trevor Schulte...................1994

100 ........Caleb Thielbar...................20093. 91 .........Layne Somsen...................20134. 84 .........Peter Torgerson..................1989

84 .........Blake Treinen ....................20116. 82 .........Blake Treinen ....................20107. 72 .........Trevor Schulte...................19938. 66 .........Rob Hirrschoff ..................2002

66 .........Matt Bowman....................200710. 63 .........Three pitchers

CAREER(minimum 90 innings)

1. 2.09........Bob Ehrke....................1954-562. 2.33........Don Jorgenson .............1954-563. 2.50 ........Trever Vermeulen..........2008-114. 2.52........Bernie Van Essen .........1964-665. 2.73........Steve Mousel ...............1971-746. 2.80........Charles Risse ...............1959-60

2.80........Don Frank....................1957-598. 2.90........Jim Langer ...................1969-709. 2.92........Wade Adamson............1976-78

SEASON(minimum 30 innings pitched)

1. 0.49........Bob Ehrke .........................19542. 1.29........Bob Ehrke .........................19523. 1.34........Charles Risse.....................19604. 1.45........Trever Vermeulen..............20105. 1.85........Wade Adamson .................19776. 1.87........Layne Somsen...................20137. 1.89........Don Larson .......................1961

1.89........Craig O’Hearn ..................19759. 1.91........Daryl Deneke ....................1983

10. 1.93........Steve Mousel.....................1973

CAREER1. 23 .........Trever Vermeulen.........2008-112. 18..........J.D. Moore ...........2012-present3. 14 .........Gary Olechoski............2003-064. 11 .........Bruce Mogen ...............1983-865. 10 .........Chad Coley ..................1990-936. 9 ..........Ryan Sauter .................2000-03

9 ..........Jacob Kougl ......................20078. 8 ..........Brandon Groebner .......1994-97

8............Kirby Morsching.............2006-0910. 5 ..........Nathan Sticha...............1998-00

5 ..........Ryan Krogman.............1991-945 ..........Timm Gronseth............1985-89

SEASON1. 13 .........J.D. Moore........................20132. 10 .........Trever Vermeulen..............2010

10 .........Trever Vermeulen..............20114. 9 ..........Gary Olechoski .................2006

9 ..........Jacob Kougl ......................20076. 7 ..........Kirby Morsching...............20087. 6 ..........Chad Coley .......................19918. 5 ..........Gary Olechoski .................2005

5 ..........Ryan Sauter.......................20025 ..........J.D. Moore........................2012

CAREER1. 20..........Bob Reeves ..................1984-872. 19 .........Greg Kallevig ..............1983-853. 18 .........Tim Buterbaugh...........1998-004. 17 .........Trevor Schulte..............1991-945. 16 .........Dane Kallevig ..............1987-896. 15 .........Jon Maras.....................1989-927. 14 .........Tom Mousel.................1999-028. 13 .........Billy McMacken ..........1987-909. 12 .........Ed Maras......................1964-66

10. 11 .........Chad Danielson ...........1995-96

SEASON1. 9 ..........Bob Reeves .......................1987

9 ..........Trevor Schulte...................19943. 8 ..........Jon Maras..........................19904. 7 ..........Brian Price ........................1998

7 ..........Pete Torgerson...................19897 ..........Greg Kallevig....................19847 ..........Chad Danielson.................19967 ..........Greg Kallevig....................19857 ..........Jeff Wolfswinkle ...............19827 ..........Dane Kallevig ...................1988

CAREER(minimum 10 wins)

1. .839 (26-5) ...Trevor Schulte.........1991-942. .824 (14-3) ...John Semar..............1993-943. .800 (12-3) ...Bernie Van Essen ....1964-664. .778 (14-4) ...Blake Treinen ..........2010-115. .739 (17-6) ...Mark Hofer .............1981-846. .722 (13-5) ...Bob Reeves .............1984-867. .706 (12-5) ...Charles Risse...........1958-608. .700 (21-9) ...Chad Coley .............1990-939. .696 (16-7) ...Terry VanEngelenhoven 1991-94

10. .680 (17-8) ...Rob Hirrschoff ....1999-2002

SEASON(minimum seven decisions)

1. .971 (11-1) ...Trevor Schulte ..............19942. .900 (10-1) ...Trever Vermeulen .........20103. .889 (8-1) ...Mark Hofer...................1994

.889 (8-1) ...Chad Coley...................19935. .875 (7-1) ...Rob Hirrschoff .............2001

.875 (7-1) ...Pete Torgerson ..............1989

.875 (7-1) ...Blake Treinen ...............2010.875 (7-1) ...Kolton Emery...............2011

9. .857 (6-1) ...Paul Sanow...................199910. .833 (10-2) ...Trevor Schulte ..............1993

CAREER(minimum 60 innings pitched)

1. 11.40.......Pete Torgerson...................19892. 9.99........Dick Barnes .................1964-663. 9.70........Bob Ehrke....................1952-544. 9.38........Blake Treinen...............2010-115. 9.32........Trevor Schulte..............1991-946. 9.28........Jim Langer ...................1969-707. 9.19........Ron Hofmeister ...........1965-678. 8.84........Howie Rice ..................1958-609. 8.48........Rich Morehouse...........1983-85

10. 8.04........Jon Maras.....................1989-92

SEASON(minimum 30 innings pitched)

1. 12.86.......Bob Ehrke .........................19532. 11.40.......Pete Torgerson...................19893. 10.80.......Dick Barnes ......................1965

10.80.......J.D. Moore........................20135. 10.65.......Howie Rice........................19586. 10.55.......Trevor Schulte...................19947. 10.51.......Bernie Van Essen ..............19658. 10.15.......Jim Langer ........................19709. 10.03.......Rob Wewers ......................1998

10. 9.94........Rich Morehouse................1984

CAREER1. 48...........Stephen Bougher.............2010-132. 44 .........Caleb Thielbar .............2006-093. 39 .........Billy McMacken ..........1987-904. 38..........Layne Somsen...............2009-135. 33 .........Trevor Schulte..............1991-94

33 .........Tom Mousel.............1999-20027. 30 .........Kolton Emery ....2011-present8. 29 .........Matt Magers.................1995-97

29 .........Bob Reeves ..................1984-8729 .........Jon Maras.....................1989-9229 .........Dane Kallevig ..............1987-89

SEASON1. 16 .........Francisco Torres ................20052. 15 .........Caleb Thielbar...................2007

15 .........Matt Bowman....................20074. 14 .........Trevor Schulte...................1994

14 .........Stephen Bougher...............20136. 13 .........Chad Coley .......................1993

13 .........Trevor Schulte...................199313 .........Stephen Bougher...............201113 .........Blake Treinen ....................201113..........Layne Somsen ....................2013

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STRIKEOUTS COMPLETE GAMES

GAMES STARTED

WIN PERCENTAGE

STRIKEOUTS PER 9 IP

EARNED RUN AVG.

SAVES

TREVER VERMEULEN led the team insaves three times from 2009-11, finishing witha school-record 23 career saves. He also setthe single-season mark with 10 saves in both2010 and 2011.

LETTERMEN


—A—Acheson, Jerry ..........................1956Adams, Nick ..............2005-06-07-08Adamson, Wade ..............1976-77-78Alberta, Blaine......................2009-10Alexander, Tim ....................1978-79Allen, Justin ....................2002-03-04Anderson, James ........................1961Anderson, James ..................1964-65Anderson, Jesse..........................1999Anderson, Jim ......................1948-49Anderson, Ryan ....................1993-94Anderson, Tom ..........................1967Andrews, Nick ..........2010-11-12-13Anenson, Troy ............................1987Angier, Jake ..........................2006-07Antoine, Deane................1954-55-56Apo, Robby ................................2006Arnold, Chris..............................1981Ashmore, Ken ............................1955Augustin, Kurt ................1985-86-87Autenrieth, Steven ................2012-13Ayala, Jesse ..........................2008-09

—B—Badger, Lonnie ..........................1981Baerlocher, Matt ..................2007-08Barnes, Dick....................1964-65-66Batchelder, Bret..........................1983Bentz, Ted........................1993-94-95Benson, LeRoy ..........................1966Benson, Terry........................1963-64Bergman, Scott ..........................1982Berreth, J.D. ..........................1988-90Bess, Erik ..................................2007Bieber, Ron ................................1963Biehn, Jeff ........................1999-2000Black, Austin ............................2013Blake, Joel ......................2009-10-11Bock, Steve ................1986-87, 1990Bostic, Joe ............................1978-79Bothof, Tyson ............................2005Bougher, Stephen ......2010-11-12-13Bowman, Matt ......................2006-07Boyd, Larry ................................1952Bozied, Bob ....................1967-68-69Brasket, Clem ......................1966-67

Braun, Corey ..............................2004Bray, Adam ..........................2012-13Bray, Geoff............................2003-04Bren, Darrell ........................1988-89Breyer, Matt ....................1996-97-98Briggs, Zach ..............2009-10-11-12Brooks, Ken ..............1987-88-89-90Brown, Chris ..................1995-96-97Brown, Steve ..............1975, 1977-78Bryant, Toby ..............................2001Bunkowski, Duane ..........1973-74-75Burge, Terry................................1972Burns, Tom ................1975-76-77-78Bury, Keith ......................1999-00-01Buss, Mike ............................1966-67Busse, Austin ............2009-10-11-12Buterbaugh, Tim..........1998-99-2000Butler, Robert ............................2008Bystol, Curt ..........................1964-65

—C—Cain, Eric ..................2009-10-11-12Cantalope, Brent ........................2002Cantalope, Collin ..................2001-02Carlson, Dennis..........................1947Carver, Galen ............1978-79-80-81Carver, Garth..............................1976Carver, Greg..........................1974-75Carver, Terry ..............................1960Cassell, Stewart ..............1968-69-70Christenson, Scott ......................1976Clary, Reid..................................2013Clemen, Andrew ........................2013Coates, Keith ..............................1951Coley, Chad................1990-91-92-93Collins, Tom ..............1977-78-79-80Coppola, Zach ............................2013Cox, Doug ..................................1984Crow, Jon....................1989-90-91-92Cutler, Frank ..............1979-80-81-82Cutler, Mike ..........................1983-84

—D—Danforth, Eric ......................2012-13Danielson, Chad....................1995-96Day, Dave..............................1968-69DeBoer, Brett ........................1973-74Decker, Dalton ................2005-06-07Deim, Darwin ......................1950-51DeJong, Erik ..............2008-09-10-11DeKraai, Craig ..........1977-78-79-80Del Rosso, Al ............................1993Deneke, Daryl ......................1983-84Deneke, Tom ........................1985-86Denker, Roger ............................1955Derscheid, Gary..........................1966DeRungs, Alphonse ..................1947DesLauriers, Don ......................1981DesLauriers, Jeff ............1979-80-81DeWald, Steve ......................1984-85Dohrer, Doug ..................1969-70-71Dohrer, Rick..........................1972-73Dohrer, Bob................................1980Dolan, Tim..................................1976Dressen, Pat ..........................1998-99

Dudek, Dick..........................1956-57Dummermuth, Dan ..............1980-81Dwyer, Jim ................................1963Dzurisin, Eric ............................2011

—E—Eckerle, Jeff ..............1994-95-96-97Edlin, Milt ..................1948-49-50-51Edwards, Lendall ..................1948-49Ehrke, Bob ................1951-52-53-54Eidsness, John ......................1968-69Eisenbraun, Dal ..............1955-56-57Elhoff, Chuck ..................1966-67-68Ellgen, John................................1962Elliott, Josh ..........................2004-05Ellison, Bob ..........................1948-49Ellison, Joe ................................2012Ellwanger, Bill ................1974-75-76Ellwanger, Bob ................1970-71-72Ellwanger, Gary ........1971-72-73-74Emery, Kolton ................2011-12-13Endres, Greg....................1990-91-92Englund, Homer ........................1951Entringer, Deon ....................2011-12Erdmann, Joel ............1983-84-85-86Erickson, Joe ..............................2013Erickson, Ron ............................1955Estes, Brian ................................2006

—F—Falk, Jason ..................................1995Farrell, Pat ............................2004-05Feeney, Andrew ..............1948-49-50Fenske, Max ..............................2008Fiedelman, Blake ..................2012-13Finocchiaro, Michael ................2013Fischer, Brett ..............................2004Fish, Jeff................................2009-10Fishback, Paul ............................2005Fisher, Tyson ..............2005-06-07-08Forsyth, Harry............1948-49-50-51Forsyth, Maury ..........1975-76-77-78Fosburgh, Ray..................1972-73-74Frank, Don ......................1957-58-59Frey, Jake ..............................2003-04Fritz, Gregg ................................1960

—G—Gallagher, Harold ................1956-57Geary, Greg ................2002-03-04-05Gerber, Jay..................................1985Gilbert, Cory ..............1999-2001-02Glasrud, Bob ..............................1963Glasrud, Dave ..................1964-65-66Goodmanson, Larry ..................1964Gordon, Rich ........................1980-81Gosmire, Ed ..............................1951Gramm, Merlin ....................1949-50Green, Robert........................1961-62Greene, Ryan ........................2003-04Gregg, Adam..............1998-99-00-01Grein, John............................1967-68Grewing, Dan ............................1973Groebner, Brandon ....1994-95-96-97Gronseth, Timm ........1985, 87-88-89

Grossheusch, Bob ......................1949Gunderson, Jack ........................1974Gunnare, Bob ..................1956-57-58Guptill, Bob................................1948Guse, Josh ..................1997-98-99-00Gutz, Don ..................................1952

—H—Haats, Randy ..............................1970Hammers, Cliff................1964-65-66Hammers, Jason....................1994-96Hammerschmidt, Andy ........1985-86Hammrich, Harvey..........1957-58-59Hanigan, Tim ............2005-06-07-08Hanowski, Beau ........2009-10-11-12Hansen, Ryan ............2001-02-03-04Hanson, Jim ..........................1976-77Hanson, Matt..............2000-01-02-04Hardin, Joe ......................1991-92-93Harner, Brad ..............1982-83-84-85Hart, Ray ....................................1955Hatch, Doug ....................1990-91-92Hausman, Jim ............................1962Headley, Bill ..............................1962Heard, Rick......................1969-70-71Heemstra, Marcus ................2011-12Heffley, Larry........................1984-85Heineman, Dewey......................1969Helm, Flash ................................1967Hendricks, Mark ........................1978Herder, Jeff ................................1981Herrmann, Todd ........................1985Higgins, John ............................1970Higgins, Zach ............................2011Hightower, Scott ..................2001-02Hillberg, George..............1951-52-53Hillberg, Owen............1965-66-67-69Hiller, Ryan ................................1993Hirrschoff, Rob ..............2000-01-02Hitzemann, Dennis ..............1976-77Hochstetter, Dave..................1979-80Hodges, Chad........................2012-13

GALEN CARVER was namedNorth Central Conference Most

Valuable Player in 1980.

LARRY HEFFLEY was selectedas the North Central ConferenceMVP in 1985, a season in whichhe batted .500 in league play and

scored 25 runs.

Hoeft, Harwood ....................1955-57Hoekstra, Jeff ............1987-88-89-90Hofer, Andrew ......................2004-05Hofer, Mark ....................1982-83-84Hoff, Aaron ................................1996Hofmeister, Ron....................1966-67Holt, Zach ..................................2013Hood, Scott ..........................2009-10Horacek, Francis ........................1950Horner, Bob ..........................1974-75Horning, Jerry ................1957-58-59Horning, Jon....................1959-60-61Hortness, Stan ......................1977-78Hortness, Steve................1976-77-78Howard, Porter ......................1952-53Huether, Allan ......................1961-62Huls, Nate ............................2003-04Hummel, Noah ......1999-2000-01-02

—I—Irish, Cole ..................1993-94-95-96Iverson, Bill................................1964Iverson, Brian ............................1989Iverson, Chris ............2004-05-06-07Iverson, Jim ....................1968-69-70

—J—Jackson, Jerry ............................1961Jacobsen, Dale ......................1956-57Jacobsen, Don ............................1960Jacobson, Kerry ....................2000-01Jacobson, Paul ............................2013Jacobson, Tony ..........................1999Jansen, Mike ..............1995-96-97-98Jensen, Don ..........................1955-56Jibben, Bob ................................1957Johnson, Bruce ..........................1963Johnson, Dick ............................1974Johnson, Isaac ............2006-07-08-09Johnson, Jeff ..............................1998Johnson, Jerry..................1960-61-62Johnson, Ray ..............................1966Johnson, Sheldon ......................1963Johnson, Tim..............1984-85-86-87

Johnston, Scott ..........................1994Joos, Greg........................1988-89-90Jorgenson, Don ....................1955-56Jorgenson, Todd ..............1980-81-82Jumper, Talon........................2012-13

—K—Kaiser, Mitch ........................1986-87Kallevig, Dane ................1987-88-89Kallevig, Greg ................1983-84-85Kastman, Scott ..........................1986Keller, Kasey..............2003-04-05-06Kelley, Mike..........................1967-68Kemp, Warren ............................1948Kickul, Kory ..............................1992Kingston, Kyan................1995-96-97Klatt, Aaron ..........................2012-13Klocker, Jerry ..................1959-60-61Klous, Danny..............................2006Knutson, Steve ......1993-1994-96-97Koch, Jared ..........................2008-10Kohlmann, George................2001-02Konrad, Paul ..............................1977Koster, Dean ..............................1963Kougl, Jacob ..............................2007Kraemer, Shane..........2010-11-12-13Krekelberg, Don ........................1949Krogman, Aaron ........................2000Krogman, Dean ..............1970-71-72Krogman, Matt ..........1994-95-96-97Krogman, Ryan..........1991-92-93-94Krull, Jake ......................1958-59-60Kruse, Loren ..............................1955Kuecker, Ron..............................1960Kuhl, LeRoy ..............1976-77-78-79

—L—Labat, Adam ..............................2004LaMontagne, Jeff..................1991-92Lance, Dave................................1993Lane, Dave ................1983-84-85-86Lane, Tony ............................2004-05Langer, Craig ............1995-96-97-98Langer, Jim......................1968-69-70

Langer, Russ ..............1998-99-00-01Langer, Tracy ............1989-90-91-92Lanphere, Bob ......................1952-53Larca, Jesse ................................1993Larson, Christian ............2005-06-08Larson, Don................................1961Larson, Rich..........................1965-66Larson, Ryan ..................1989-90-91Laughlin, Tom............1997-98-99-00Lawton, Ray..........................1966-67Lee, John ..............................2009-10Lein, Don....................................1956Leslie, Warren ......................1948-49Levy, James ..........................1986-87Lewis, Cal ............................2006-07Lewis, Ken ......................1958-59-62Linster, Blaine ......................2007-08Lothrop, Forrest..........................1949Lumby, Nick ..............................1967

—M—Machbitz, Aaron..............2011-12-13Magers, Matt ..................1995-96-97Magnuson, Rich ..............1968-72-73Manke, Dave ..............1973-74-75-76Maras, Ed ........................1964-65-66Maras, Jon..................1989-90-91-92Marking, Bob........................1982-83Markley, Steve............................1982Marra, Daniel ............2009-11-12-13Marso, Lien ..........................1952-53Martin, Bob ................................1970Martin, Jim............................1949-50Martin, Tony ..............2006-07-08-09Matthiesen, Jerry ............1961-62-63May, Jimmy ................................2002McClemans, Robb ....................2003McCormick, Lyle..................1947-48McLaughlin, Jim........................1982McKenney, Merlyn ..........1977-78-79McMacken, Billy ......1987-88-89-90Medchill, George ..................1949-50Melton, Andrew ........2010-11-12-13Messer, Mitch ............................1998Metz, Matt ..................................1950Meyer, Chet................1987-88-89-90Meyer, Ron ..........................1964-65Milfs, George........................1951-52Mintken, Korby..........2005-06-07-08Mitchell, Don ............................1954Mogen, Bruce ............1983-84-85-86Mohlenhoff, Fon..............1947-48-49Mohon, Tom..........................1979-80Mohr, Karl ..................................1963Monsen, Joey ..................1978-79-80Monson, Tim ..............................1986Moore, J.D.............................2012-13Morar, Justin....................2006-07-08Morehouse, Rich ............1983-84-85Morrison, Ben ......................2003-04Morsching, Kevin ......................2007Morsching, Kirby ......2006-07-08-09Mousel, Steve ............1972-73-74-75Mousel, Tom ..........1999-2000-01-02Munger, Paul ..............................1947

Murphy, Harold..........................1947Mydland, Dave ................1972-73-74

—N—Nagel, Barry ..............................1985Nash, Dave ................................1981Nash, Randy....................1978, 80-81Nathe, Greg ....................1993-94-95Neath, Bob ............................1988-89Nehowig, Don ............................1952Nelson, C. Neas..........................1967Neppl, Roger ..............................1966Ness, Dan ..................................1971Neuharth, Dennis ......................1963Newman, Mike ....................1997-98Nicholson, Dave ..............1979-80-81Nickelson, Don ..........................1950Noble, Mark ....................1983-84-85Noble, Quincy............1981-82-83-84Norton, Bob ....................1963-64-65

—O—Oberle, Alex..........................2010-11O’Hearn, Craig................1975-76-77Olechoski, Gary ........2003-04-05-06Olsen, Curtis ..............1951-52-53-54Olson, Jay ..................1979-80-81-82O’Neill, James............................2001Osborne, Allan ..........................1952Osterberg, Tom................1971-72-73Overland, Andrew ......................1996

—P—Pack, Sam ..................................2013Pagel, Dennis ..................1969-70-71Pagel, Lyle..................1971-72-73-74Paquette, Phil ........................2011-12Parent, Brook..............................1992Parrott, Rich ....................1974-75-76Parry, Craig ..........................2007-08Pearson, Bill..........................1959-60Peik, Steve ............................1997-98Pennie, Kit..................1994-95-96-97Perchinsky, Dave ..................1995-96

LETTERMEN


COLE IRISH was honored as theNCC Southern Division MVP inboth 1995 and 1996, along withearning All-America recognition

his senior season.

BOB REEVES compiled a 3-1record with a 1.95 ERA in leagueplay to earn NCC Pitcher of the

Year honors in 1987.

RYAN KROGMAN earned NCCMost Valuable Player honors in

1993, helping lead the Jacrkabbitsto another league title.

Peschong, Mike ..........................1982Peters, Wayne ..................1949-50-51Petersen, Robert....................1990-91Peterson, Brian ............1982-83-84-85Peterson, Doug......................1963-64Peterson, Harley....................1956-57Peterson, Kermit ..................1975-76Peterson, Kim ..................1976-77-78Peterson, Lavin ....................1947-48Pfeifer, Pat ..................................1988Pfeifer, Terry ..............1988-89-90-91Pfeiffer, Gary ..................1965-66-67Pfeiffer, Garrett ..........................2004Phelan, Andrew ....................2011-12Phelan, John ..............................1956Pickering, John ..........................1967Pidde, Bob ............................1978-79Pieczynski, Sam ..............2008-09-10Planteen, Dave............................1984Planteen, Jeff ..................1989-90-91Poppen, Terry ............1980-81-82-83Preston, Jason ............................1992Price, Brian ................1986-87-88-89Puckett, Dick ..................1969, 71-72Pudas, Grant ....................1998-99-00

—Q—Quastad, Tom..............................1991Quednow, Gary................1967-68-69

—R—Raasch, Paul ..............................1985Randall, Steve ......................1979, 81Rasmussen, Carrol ....................1947Rasmussen, Wayne ..............1963-64Ratz, Jake ..................................2013Redmond, Mike ..............1973-74-75Reeves, Bob ..............1984-85-86-87Reinardy, Scott ..........................1985Reisch, Jesse ..............................2001

Remmers, Rusty..........1999-2000-01Rhodes, Zach ..................2010-11-12Rice, Howard ..................1958-59-60Roberts, Robert ....................1947-48Robbins, Al ................................2013Robinson, Mike..........2007-08-09-10Rogers, Jake ..........................2006-07Ryberg, Jan ..........................1969-70

—S—Sanow, Paul ....................1998-99-00Santema, Randy ..............2001-02-03Sauer, John ................................1981Sauter, Ryan ..............2000-01-02-04Sawyer, Jesse ..................2009-10-11Schaffer, Jim ........................1970-71Scherschligt, Brian ....1995-96-97-98Schiefelbein, Brad......................1972Schiesl, Mike..............................1986Schmidt, Pat ..............1992-93-94-95Schmidt, Rich..................1991-92-93Schneider, Jon ......................1994-95Schoeneman, Mark ....1993-94-95-96Schroeder, Adam ..................2002-03Schroeder, Brock........................2002Schroeder, John ..........................1981Schuchardt, Paul ........................1954Schulte, Bob ....................1957-58-59Schulte, Trevor ..........1991-92-93-94Sehr, Doug ................1991-92-93-94Sehr, Micky................1994-95-96-97Semar, John ..........................1993-94Sendelbach, Chuck ..............1973-74Sendelbach, Dave ............1975-76-77Shannon, Tyler ..............................2013Sharrow, Cody ..............................2013Shelden, Bob ..............................1961Sletting, Dave ..................1969-70-71Smith, Deane ........................1986-87Smith, Gary ..........................1964-65Snyder, Don ....................1952-53-54Snyders, Todd........................1982-83Somsen, Layne ................2009-12-13Soukup, Dave........................1968-69Sour, Dick ............................1957-58Spader, Brian..............................1990Spanjers, Len ........................1956-58Spawn, Pete ................1947-48-49-50Spease, Vince ............................1983Spinar, Matt ....................2008-10-11Splett, Scott ................................2013Stangland, Herb ..............1960-61-62Stedronsky, Vern ........................1952Steiner, Dick ........................1954-55Stevenson, Matt..........1993-94-95-96Sticha, Nate ....................1998-99-00Stitz, Billy ..................2008-09-10-11Stone, Randy..............1986-87-88-89Stroh, Chris ................................1991Studer, Chris ..............1999-00-01-02Surdez, Tigh ....................2003-04-05Sweeney, Tim ............1972-73-74-75Sytsma, Kyle....................2004-05-06

—T—Telford, Daniel ..........2010-11-12-13Thielbar, Caleb ..........2006-07-08-09Thielen, Kent ........................1983-84Thompson, Lloyd ......................1947Timmons, Duane ..................1959-60Todd, Mike ................................1961Todd, Pat ....................................1961Torres, Francisco ..................2004-05Torgerson, Pete ..........................1989Treinen, Blake ......................2010-11Trent, Jay ....................................1975Turner, Stephen ....................2008-09

—V—Varga, Jordan ........................2012-13Vander Aarde, Tom ..............1977-78VanEngelenhoven, Terry1991-92-93-94Van Essen, Bernie ..........1964-65-66Van Essen, Mike ..................1980, 82Veal, Dean ......................1957-58-59Vermeulen, Trever ..........2009-10-11Verzal, Jeff ......................1997-98-99Volk, Don ..................................1947

—W—Waba, Terry................1953-54-57-58Wahl, Ted....................................1947Walker, Ty ..................................2012Waller, Barry..............1970-71-72-73Weber, Rick................1984-85-86-87Weber, Zach................................2008Welbig, Kenton ..........................2013Welch, Duane........................1952-53Wenninger, Mike ..................1994-95Wetrosky, Steve ..........................1982Wevik, Stu ............................1983-84Wewers, Rob ........................1997-98Wicks, Gail ......................1952-53-54Wicks, Jerry ....................1961-62-63Wika, Brent ....................1959-60-61Wilkening, Floyd........................1948

Williams, Dave ..........1986-87-88-89Wilner, Dave....................1986-87-88Wilson, Chris ........................1991-92Wingen, Ernest ....................1947-48Wolfswinkle, Jeff ..................1982-83Wright, Wayne ......................1955-56Wyczcawski, Paul ................1980-81

—Y—Young, Brett ..............................2012Young, Nick ..........................2012-13

—Z—Zabel, Matt ......................2006-07-08Zachman, Jerry ..........................1982Zahorsky, Art ........................1949-50Zirbel, Steve ..............................1970Zimmer, Jack..............1951-52-53-54Zimprich, Zach ..........................2006Zins, Jerry ............................1953-54

LETTERMEN


From 1964-1966, the rotation of Dick Barnes, Bernie Van Essen, EdMaras and Bill Iverson earned 28 wins, averaged more than a strikeoutper inning, and helped the Jackrabbits to NCC championships in 1965and 1966. Both Barnes and Maras were all-NCC selections in 1965 and

1966, while Van Essen was also an all-conference pick in 1966.

TREVOR SCHULTE posted a26-5 career record, earning NCCPitcher of the Year honors in both

1993 and 1994. His 26 wins remain a Jackrabbit record, as do

his 226 career strikeouts.

DAVE WILNER led the leaguewith five home runs and 15 runsbatted in to earn the NCC MostValuable Player Award in 1988.

AWARD WINNERS


ALL-AMERICA1966 Ed Maras, P1969 Jim Langer, OF1971 Dean Krogman, 1B1976 Dave Manke, OF1988 Billy McMacken, DH1989 Billy McMacken, DH1990 Billy McMacken, DH1993 Terry Van Engelenhoven, OF1993 Trevor Schulte, P1996 Cole Irish, 3B2010 Trever Vermeulen, P

1ST TEAM ALL-NCC1960 Charles Risse, P 1960 Don Jacobsen, OF1961 Jon Horning, 3B1962 Herb Stangland, Utility1963 Jerry Matthiesen, Utility1964 Wayne Rasmussen, 3B1964 Doug Peterson, OF1965 Dick Barnes, P1965 Curt Bystol, C1965 Ed Maras, P1965 Bob Norton, OF1966 Dick Barnes, SS1966 Clem Brasket, 2B1966 Mike Buss, C1966 Ed Maras, P1966 Bernie Van Essen, P1967 Clem Brasket, SS1967 Owen Hillberg, OF1967 Ron Hofmeister, P1968 Mike Kelley, P1969 Bob Bozied, 1B1969 Jim Langer, P1969 Owen Hillberg, OF1970 Doug Dohrer, OF1970 Dean Krogman, C1971 Dean Krogman, 1B 1971 Bob Ellwanger, OF1971 Jim Schaffer, OF1971 Doug Dohrer, IF1972 Dean Krogman, 1B1972 Bob Ellwanger, OF1973 Lyle Pagel, OF1973 Barry Waller, C

1973 Steve Mousel, P1974 Lyle Pagel, OF1974 Dave Manke, OF1974 Dave Mydland, IF1975 Mike Redmond, IF1975 Dave Manke, OF1975 Steve Mousel, P1976 Dave Manke, OF1976 Craig O'Hearn, P1977 Steve Brown, 3B 1977 Craig O'Hearn, P1978 Steve Brown, 3B1978 LeRoy Kuhl, 1B1978 Wade Adamson, P1979 Joey Monson, P1980 Galen Carver, OF1980 Jay Olson, DH1980 Joey Monson, P1981 Galen Carver, OF1982 Frank Cutler, 3B1982 Jay Olson, 1B1983 Daryl Deneke, 1B1984 Daryl Deneke, 1B1984 Larry Heffley, 3B1984 Mark Hofer, P1984 Greg Kallevig, P1985 Tim Johnson, 1B1985 Dave Lane, SS1985 Larry Heffley, 3B1985 Brian Peterson, C1985 Rich Morehouse, P1986 Dave Lane, SS1986 Tim Johnson, 3B1986 Kurt Augustin, OF1986 Tom Deneke, OF1986 Bob Reeves, P1986 Mike Schiesl, P1987 Tim Johnson, 3B1987 Bob Reeves, P1987 Rick Weber, SS1987 Randy Stone, C1987 Dave Wilner, OF1987 James Levy, OF1987 Timm Gronseth, P1988 Randy Stone, C1988 Dave Wilner, OF1988 Darrell Bren, OF1988 Chet Meyer, 1B1988 Billy McMacken, DH1988 Dane Kallevig, P1989 Chet Meyer, 1B1989 Timm Gronseth, SS1989 Darrell Bren, OF1989 Dave Williams, OF1989 Billy McMacken, DH1989 Randy Stone, C1989 Pete Torgerson, P1989 Dane Kallevig, P1990 Chet Meyer, 1B1990 Billy McMacken, DH1990 Ken Brooks, OF1990 J.D. Berreth, OF1990 Jeff Hoekstra, C1990 Jon Maras, P1991 Greg Endres, SS1991 Ryan Krogman, DH1991 Jon Crow, OF1991 Tracy Langer, C1991 Jon Maras, P

1991 Robert Petersen, P1992 Greg Endres, SS1992 Tracy Langer, C1992 Jon Crow, OF1992 Jon Maras, P1993 Joe Hardin, OF1993 Ryan Krogman, C1993 Trevor Schulte, P1994 Doug Sehr, SS1994 Terry Van Engelenhoven, OF1994 Ryan Krogman, C1994 John Semar, P1994 Trevor Schulte, P1995 Pat Schmidt, SS1995 Cole Irish, 3B1995 Mark Schoeneman, C1995 Chad Danielson, P1996 Cole Irish, 3B1996 Brian Scherschligt, SS1996 Chris Brown, 2B1996 Matt Stevenson, P1997 Matt Krogman, 1B1997 Chris Brown, 2B1997 Matt Magers, P1997 Rob Wewers, P1998 Brian Scherschligt, SS1999 Jeff Verzal, 3B1999 Russ Langer, RF1999 Tom Laughlin, P2000 Russ Langer, 1B2000 Grant Pudas, 3B2000 Josh Guse, DH2001 Chris Studer, C2002 Chris Studer, C2003 Greg Geary, 1B 2004 Ryan Hansen, OF

2ND TEAM ALL-NCC1998 Josh Guse, IF2000 Chris Studer, C2001 Keith Bury, SS2001 Russ Langer, 1B2001 Kerry Jacobson, LF2002 Kerry Jacobson, OF2002 Rob Hirrschoff, P2003 Matt Hanson, 2B2004 Greg Geary, 1B2004 Jake Frey, OF

ACADEMIC ALL-NCC1978 Chip Hortness, OF1978 Craig DeKraai, OF1979 Craig DeKraai, OF1980 Craig DeKraai, OF1981 Paul Wyczawski, OF1984 Dave Lane, IF1984 Stu Wevik, OF1984 Greg Kallevig, P1985 Dave Lane, IF1986 Dave Lane, IF1986 Kurt Augustin, OF1986 Tim Johnson, DH1987 Tim Johnson, DH1988 Terry Pfeifer, IF1989 Randy Stone, C1989 Dane Kallevig, P1990 Terry Pfeiffer, IF1990 Ken Brooks, OF1991 Terry Pfeiffer, IF1991 Tracy Langer, C

1992 Tracy Langer, C1992 Jeff LaMontagne, P1994 Doug Sehr, IF1995 Mike Wenninger, P1997 Jeff Eckerle, C1998 Brian Scherschligt, IF1998 Jeff Verzal, OF1999 Jeff Verzal, OF2004 Ben Morrison, IF

NCC MOSTVALUABLE PLAYER

1978 Steve Brown1980 Galen Carver1985 Larry Heffley1988 Dave Wilner1989 Billy McMacken1990 Billy McMacken1993 Ryan Krogman1994 Doug Sehr1999 Russ Langer

NCC MOSTVALUABLE PITCHER

1987 Bob Reeves1989 Pete Torgerson1993 Trevor Schulte1994 Trevor Schulte1995 Chad Danielson1997 Matt Magers1999 Tom Laughlin

Joe Hardin, Chad Coley and RichSchmidt (sitting) pose with the

1993 NCC championship. Hardinhit .346 in 143 career games,

earning all-NCC honors in 1993.Coley threw over 200 innings as a

Jackrabbit, going 21-9 with 10saves in 70 career appearances.

Schmidt started 152 games in theoutfield, including every game

during that 1993 season.

DAVE MANKE batted .405 forhis career in league play and was

a three-time all-North CentralConference selection as an outfielder from 1974-76.

AWARD WINNERS


1ST TEAMALL-INDEPENDENT

2005 Nick Adams, OF2005 Greg Geary, 1B2006 Tyson Fisher, 1B2007 Tyson Fisher, 1B2007 Matt Bowman, P

2ND TEAMALL-INDEPENDENT

2006 Jake Rogers, SS2006 Gary Olechoski, P2007 Nick Adams, OF

DIVISION IINDEPENDENTALL-ACADEMIC

2005 Chris Iverson, IF2005 Kyle Sytsma, C2006 Nick Adams, OF2006 Tim Hanigan, OF2006 Chris Iverson, IF2006 Christian Larson, P2006 Justin Morar, OF2006 Kyle Sytsma, C2007 Nick Adams, OF2007 Tim Hanigan, OF2007 Chris Iverson, IF2007 Cal Lewis, 3B2007 Caleb Thielbar, P

1ST TEAMALL-SUMMIT LEAGUE2008 Korby Mintken, SS2008 Craig Parry, UT2009 Tony Martin, C2009 Jesse Sawyer, 3B2009 Stephen Turner, 1B2010 Joel Blake, 1B2010 John Lee, OF2010 Jesse Sawyer, 3B2010 Billy Stitz, OF

2010 Blake Treinen, P2010 Trever Vermeulen, P2011 Joel Blake, 1B2011 Beau Hanowski, OF2011 Blake Treinen, P2011 Trever Vermeulen, P2012 Beau Hanowski, OF2013 Stephen Bougher, P2013 Layne Somsen, P2013 Daniel Telford, DH

2ND TEAMALL-SUMMIT LEAGUE2008 Tony Martin, C2008 Billy Stitz, OF2009 Joel Blake, OF2010 Zach Briggs, C2010 Eric Cain, SS2011 Jesse Sawyer, 3B2011 Billy Stitz, OF2012 Phil Paquette, DH2013 Adam Bray, P2013 J.D. Moore, P

COSIDA ACADEMICALL-AMERICA

Tracy Langer, C 1992 2ndCraig Parry, IF 2008 2ndJohn Lee, OF 2010 1st

JACKRABBIT MVP1964 Doug Peterson1965 Dick Barnes1966 Ed Maras1967 Ron Hofmeister1968 Mike Kelley1969 Bob Bozied1970 Jim Langer1971 Dean Krogman1972 Tim Sweeney1973 Barry Waller1974 Lyle Pagel1975 Steve Mousel1976 Dave Manke1977 Craig O’Hearn1978 Wade Adamson1979 Joey Monson1980 Galen Carver1981 Jay Olson1982 Frank Cutler1983 Daryl Deneke1984 Mark Hofer1985 Larry Heffley1986 Dave Lane & Tim Johnson1987 Tim Johnson1988 Dave Wilner1989 Billy McMacken &

Pete Torgerson1990 Billy McMacken1991 Jon Crow1992 Tracy Langer1993 Trevor Schulte &

Terry Van Engelenhoven

BILLY MCMACKENMVP AWARD

2006 Tyson Fisher, 1B2007 Tony Martin, C2008 Korby Mintken, SS2009 Tony Martin, C2010 Trever Vermeulen, P

2011 Joel Blake, 1B2012 Beau Hanowski, OF

TREVOR SCHULTEMOST OUTSTANDING

PITCHER AWARD2006 Matt Bowman, RHP

Robby Apo, RHP2007 Matt Bowman, RHP2008 Kirby Morsching, RHP2009 Caleb Thielbar, LHP2010 Trever Vermeulen, RHP2011 Blake Treinen, RHP2012 Stephen Bougher, RHP2013 Stephen Bougher, RHP

Layne Somsen, RHP

ED MARASNEWCOMER OF THE

YEAR AWARD2006 Jake Rogers, SS2007 Craig Parry, OF2008 Jesse Ayala, 2B2009 Joel Blake, OF2010 Alex Oberle, P2011 Andrew Phelan, OF2012 Steven Autenrieth, C2013 Scott Splett, OF

JIM LANGERFRESHMAN OF THE

YEAR AWARD2006 Kirby Morsching, P2007 Mike Robinson, P2008 Billy Stitz, OF2009 Eric Cain, SS2010 Daniel Telford, OF/DH2011 Kolton Emery, P2012 Adam Bray, P2013 Paul Jacobson, OF

GARY OLECHOSKIFIREMAN AWARD

2006 Gary Olechoski, RHP2007 Jacob Kougl, RHP2008 Kirby Morsching, RHP2009 Trever Vermeulen, RHP2010 Trever Vermeulen, RHP2011 Trever Vermeulen, RHP2012 J.D. Moore, RHP

DAVE LANEGOLD GLOVE AWARD2006 Tim Hanigan, OF2007 Tony Martin, C2008 Korby Mintken, SS2009 Billy Stitz, OF2010 Joel Blake, 1B2011 Beau Hanowski, OF2012 Beau Hanowski, OF2013 Scott Splett, OF

CHRIS BROWN/DOUG SEHR

COACHES’ AWARDS2006 Erik Bess, P

Justin Morar, OF2007 Jake Angier, P

Blaine Linster, 1B2008 Kirby Morsching, P

2009 Jesse Ayala, 2BStephen Turner, 1B

2010 Blake Treinen, PBilly Stitz, OF

2011 Erik DeJong, IF/P2012 Beau Hanowski, OF2013 Daniel Telford, DH

DEAN KROGMAN/DAVE MANKE

CAPTAINS AWARDS2006 Gary Olechoski, P

Tyson Fisher, 1B2007 Tyson Fisher, 1B

Chris Iverson, IF2008 Tyson Fisher, 1B

Matt Baerlocher, P2009 Tony Martin, C

Kirby Morsching, P2010 Joel Blake, 1B

John Lee, OF2011 Joel Blake, 1B

Erik DeJong, IF/P2012 Eric Cain, IF

Andrew Phelan, IF/OF2013 Steven Autenrieth, C

Stephen Bougher, PAndrew Melton, 3B

COLE IRISHMR. HUSTLE AWARD2006 Chris Iverson, IF2007 Justin Morar, OF2008 Justin Morar, OF2009 John Lee, OF2010 John Lee, OF2011 Andrew Phelan, OF2012 Eric Cain, IF

Andrew Phelan, IF/OF2013 Eric Danforth, OF

Sam Pack, C

GREG GEARYBIG STICK AWARD

2006 Tyson Fisher, 1B2007 Cal Lewis, 3B2008 Craig Parry, UT2009 Jesse Sawyer, 3B2010 Eric Cain, SS2011 Jesse Sawyer, 3B2012 Zach Briggs, C

Aaron Machbitz, 1B2013 Daniel Telford, DH

WADE ADAMSON was first-teamall-NCC in 1978, going 4-2 with a2.66 ERA in 44 innings. He was

the 94th pick of that June’s draft,pitching three seasons in the

Minnesota Twins organization.

ED MARAS WINDOM, MINN.1966 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 1ST-TEAMThe 6-foot-2, 225 pound righty was described in his All-American candidacy as “strong as the proverbial bull.”

The proof? Before he graduated from SDSU, the Windom, Minn., native was drafted by the NFL’s Green BayPackers and the American League’s Baltimore Orioles

Maras earned his baseball recognition with a tremendous senior season, which led to the first all-American fromthe Jackrabbit baseball program.

Before 1966, no SDSU pitcher had ever won more than five games. Maras topped that, going 7-2 with a 2.61earned run average. He led the Jacks to their second straight North Central Conference title, striking out a team-best 58 batters in 69 innings of work.

Of his two losses, one came at the hands of Minnesota, runners up in the Big Ten that season, and the Gophersonly managed six hits and one earned run off him.

He was more than just a pitcher, however, as Maras also stood out as an all-conference first baseman that sea-son. Maras hit .357 with 12 extra-base hits (four doubles, four triples and four home runs), ending the year with a.602 slugging percentage.

The Jackrabbits, led by Maras, finished that year 15-12, but 10-2 inside the NCC. Maras was responsible fornearly half of the squad’s wins on the mound, and led the team in nearly every offensive category.

JIM LANGER ROYALTON, MINN.1969 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 2ND-TEAMEveryone recognizes Jim Langer as a Pro Football Hall of Famer and the starting center on the 1972 World

Champion and undefeated Miami Dolphins.Jackrabbit historians, however, remember him just as much for his prowess on the diamond as the gridiron.Langer’s junior season earned him second-team All-America honors in the college division, which would later

be known as Division II.Selected as an outfielder, Langer won SDSU’s proverbial “triple crown,” as he led the Jackrabbits in hitting,

pitching and fielding.Listed at 6-foot-2 and 240 pounds, Langer hit .399 while setting then-single season records with 37 hits and 25

runs batted in. he hit five doubles, two triples and three homers, slugging .505As a starting pitcher, he compiled a 5-3 mark with a 3.19 earned run average. As you can imagine, Langer was

much more power than finesse, striking out 50 batters in 53.1 innings.On top of it all, Langer did not commit an error while patrolling the outfield, leading the Jacks to a share of the

North Central Conference crown — SDSU’s third in five seasons.

DEAN KROGMAN LISMORE, MINN.1971 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 2ND-TEAMThe 1971 South Dakota State University baseball squad finished one game shy of a North Central Conference

championship - but don’t blame Dean Krogman.All that the Minnesotan did was set a record for slugging percentage that still stands today, set four more records

that have since been broken, and led the NCC in six different offensive categories.Krogman hit for the highest average, at that time, in SDSU history, ending the season with a .417 average (42-

for-101). He hit 10 homers, drove in 34 runs, and tallied 42 hits, all of which were also records that have sincebeen eclipsed.

The most amazing stat about Krogman’s season was his ability to hit for power. Of his 42 hits, 24 went for extrabases, leading to a school record .881 slugging percentage. That mark still stands, after 36 years.

He hit 11 doubles and three triples, striking out only 14 times in 30 starts.As previously mentioned, he was an even bigger factor against conference foes. He hit at a .418 clip in the NCC,

tops in the conference. He also held top honors in the league for hits (28), home runs (9), total bases (66), triples(3) and runs scored (23).

South Dakota State started the year with a seven-game losing streak, but with the help of Krogman the Jackswon 14 of their last 23 games, posting a 13-7 mark in the NCC.

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DAVE MANKE MARSHALL, MINN.1976 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 3RD-TEAMWhen asked to describe Manke, legendary Jackrabbit baseball coach Erv Huether said “he’s one of the best I’ve

ever coached.” Talk about high praise.Manke, who did just about everything during his time in blue and yellow, was a three-time all-District V selec-

tion, earning All-America status following his senior season.During his final year, Manke helped SDSU to an 18-16 mark, including a 13-7 record and a runner-up finish in

the North Central Conference.Manke, a native of Marshall, Minn., led SDSU with a .386 batting average, scoring 27 runs while tallying seven

doubles, a triple and two long balls. He drew 24 walks compared to only five strikeouts in 131 plate appearances.That’s a ratio of one strikeout every 26 times up.

BILLY MCMACKEN BROOKINGS, S.D.1988 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 3RD-TEAMThe beginning of something special was McMacken’s 1988 campaign, the first of three consecuive All-America

seasons for the Brookings product.The designated hitter lived up to the position’s name, hitting at a .409 clip, and set a then-school record with 35

runs batted in.When he towed the rubber, the southpaw was just as impressive. He was a perfect 5-0, and while his earned run

average was above five, opponents hit only .302 against him.In addition to his pitching and DH duties, he saw plenty of action at first base, where he was perfect defensively,

not making an error the entire season.McMacken’s numbers would have been even more impressive, but SDSU had to forfeit its first 10 games of the

season. While all the other statistics stand from those games, McMacken’s three pitching victories do not, andtherefore he’s only credited for a 5-0 season.

The Jackrabbits went 27-15, winning the NCC’s Southern Division. In fact, SDSU played its way to the NCCTournament’s title tilt, falling to host Minnesota State, Mankato.

1989 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 3RD-TEAMAs a junior, McMacken became the first Jackrabbit to ever earn multiple All-American honors.In leading SDSU to a 30-16-1 record, McMacken topped the Jackrabbits in batting average (.416), home runs

(10), runs batted in (52), total bases (109), hits (62) and runs scored (48). He also hit 13 doubles, which tied fortops on the squad.

For the second consecutive season, McMacken was errorless in the field in 36 total chances.He also pitched in 11 games, going 5-6 with a 6.55 ERA.Even though McMacken still had a year to play, he’d already set the career record for runs batted in, which at

that point was 142.SDSU rattled off a 30-win season in 1989, going 11-1 to win the Southern Division title. Despite hosting the

NCC Tournament, SDSU was eliminated prior to the championship game.

1990 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 3RD-TEAMSouth Dakota State won its sixth consecutive NCC Southern Division crown, claimed a runner-up finish at the

NCC Tournament, and earned a postseason berth to the Central Regional. The year 1990 also marked an unprece-dented third-consecutive All-America season Billy McMacken.

School records the lefty set during his senior season included 16 homers, 60 runs batted in and 127 total bases.The total bases mark remained a school mark until 2010, while his 60 RBIs and 16 home runs each ranked secondon the list until the Division I era.

He also smacked 18 doubles, which stood as a single-season record for 18 years.On the mound, he went 5-5 with a 5.12 ERA, holding opponents to a .276 batting average.

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TREVOR SCHULTE MONTEVIDEO, MINN.1993 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 1ST-TEAMOne could argue that Trevor Schulte is the greatest pitcher in Jackrabbit baseball history – and it would be hard

to refute.The left-hander from Montevideo, Minn., got off to a rocky start as a junior, losing each of the first two games

he pitched. He would not lose a game for another 14 months.Schulte started 11 more games, winning 10 of them, and finished the season with an earned run average of 2.88.He also made two appearances out of the bullpen, notching one save in his 81 innings of work. He recorded 72

strikeouts while only walking 38. In fact, he allowed just 57 hits all season for an opponents’ batting average of.197.

Schulte was named Most Valuable Pitcher of both the North Central Conference and the North Central Region,setting a single season record for wins that he would break again the next year.

Following his 10-win streak to end the 1993 season, Schulte won his first 11 outings of his senior season, whichtied an NCAA record that still stands today – 21 consecutive wins.

TERRY VAN ENGELENHOVEN LUVERNE, MINN.1993 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 2ND-TEAMIn his first two years as a Jackrabbit, Terry Van Engelenhoven had a total of 12 at-bats. While his one hit was a

home run, there was no reason to think this pitcher was going to be anything special with the bat.And then came 1993.Van Engelenhoven started 54 games as a first baseman/designated hitter and turned in single-season records

with 67 hits and 17 home runs, finishing the year with a .416 batting average.He also turned in some big innings on the mound, throwing one complete game – the championship game of the

NCC Tournament, as he shut down North Dakota. He went 3-4 in 63 innings of work this year.To add even more irony to it all, Van Engelenhoven wasn’t even a first-team all-North Central Conference selec-

tion. The Luverne, Minn., native was merely selected honorable mention.While Van Engelenhoven’s outing against North Dakota gave the Jacks a conference crown, it was UND who got

the last laugh.SDSU won a school-record 39 games and hosted the Central Regional, where it won its first two games, but

UND beat the Jacks in back-to-back games to go to the College World Series.

COLE IRISH PLAINVIEW, MINN.1996 • COLLEGE BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION • 2ND-TEAMThe last Jackrabbit to earn All-America status at the Division II level, Irish shattered the SDSU record books in

1996, and some of those marks still stand.Irish hit at a .449 clip, 75-for-167, the highest average ever put up by a Jackrabbit with at least 100 at bats.In addition, he put up several numbers which, at the time were school records: 75 hits, 63 runs and 63 RBIs. He

also added 14 doubles and three triples, earning NCC Southern Division Most Valuable Player and first-team all-NCC honors.

The .449 average, 63 runs scored and 63 runs batted in remain single-season school records. His 28 runs scoredand 19 walks in conference play set NCC records, both of which have since been surpassed.

He hit safely in 41 of the 47 games he played, tallying 22 multiple-hit games. Irish’s numbers weren’t just against fluff competition. In the NCC Tournament, he had four hits, including a dou-

ble and two home runs, against league champion Minnesota State, Mankato.The Jacks, led by Irish, finished the year at 34-13, winning their 11th NCC Southern Division crown in 12 sea-

sons.

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TREVER VERMEULEN MITCHELL, S.D.2010 • PRO-LINE ATHLETIC NCBWA • 3RD-TEAMWhile the Jackrabbit offense grabbed most of the headlines during a record-breaking 2010 season, Mitchell

native Trever Vermeulen made his mark on the mound in becoming the first SDSU player to earn All-Americarecognition at the Division I level..

A third-team selection to the All-America team selected by the National Collegiate Baseball WritersAssociation, Vermeulen posted a 9-1 record with a school-record 10 saves during the 2010 season. He led allDivision I pitchers in earned run average for part of the season, finishing the campaign in fourth place with a 1.45ERA in 35 appearances. The junior right-hander also struck out 62 batters and walked only 19 in 68.1 inningspitched.

Vermeulen was the lone Summit League player honored on the All-America squad.

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Two former Jackrabbit baseball standouts have joined the prestigious list of members of the Jackrabbit SportsHall of Fame in recent years.

A 2011 inductee, Dave Lane put together a record-setting career on the baseball diamond, starting all four yearsat shortstop for the Jackrabbits from 1983-86. Lane was named Most Valuable Player of the 1984 NCAA MidwestRegional, which SDSU won to secure its lone appearance in the NCAA Division II College World Series. A two-time all-North Central Conference selection (1985-86), Lane was a .339 career hitter in league play and was namedNCC Southern Division MVP during his senior season in 1986, when he led the league in runs scored (21) andtriples (3). During his four-year career, the Shakopee, Minn., native set career records for hits (132), runs scored(135), bases on balls (123) and tied the school record with 11 triples — all of which have since been broken. His 75career stolen bases remain a Jackrabbit standard.

Lane has continued to make an impact on the Jackrabbit baseball program, donating a large gift to spearheadefforts for a stadium seating and press box construction project at Erv Huether Field that was completed in thespring of 2012.

In the fall of 2013, Tim Johnson was inducted into the Jackrabbit Sports Hall of Fame. Johnson earned all-NorthCentral Conference honors three consecutive seasons from 1985-87. He was named NCC Southern Division MostValuable Player and was an all-district selection in 1987 after setting a then-Jackrabbit single-season record with 13home runs. He also led the league with five home runs in 1985 and hits in 1986 with 26 in league play.

A native of Hastings, Minn., Johnson was named to the all-tournament team at the 1984 NCAA Division IIMidwest Regional as the Jackrabbits advanced to the NCAA Division II World Series. By the time his collegiatecareer ended in 1987, he had set 12 school records, including games played (151), runs scored (137), hits (179),runs batted in (130) and home runs (31).

An infielder, Johnson batted .367 for his career, including posting a .431 mark in 1986. His 31 home runs stillrank seventh in school history, while his .631 career slugging percentage ranks 10th.

Other former South Dakota State baseball players enshrined in the Jackrabbit Sports Hall of Fame include: BobEhrke, Dal Eisenbraun, Wayne Rasmussen, Doug Peterson, Ed Maras, Jim Langer, Dean Krogman, Dave Mankeand Steve Brown.

HALL-OF-FAMERS

DAVE LANE

TIM JOHNSON

DRAFTED PLAYERS


GREG KALLEVIG PITCHER • WILLMAR, MINN.

RICH MOREHOUSE PITCHER • WATERTOWN, MINN.

ED MARAS PITCHER • WINDOM, MINN.

1966 • BALTIMORE • 4TH ROUND • 68TH OVERALL • JUNE SECONDARYMaras was a pitcher/first baseman from 1964-1966 at SDSU. Baltimore actually drafted him in the fifth round of January’s

regular draft, but he elected to finish his career as a Jackrabbit, and the Orioles re-drafted him that summer.1967 Class A Miami (Fla.) Florida State League1968-69 Class A Stockton (Calif.) California League1969 Class AA Dallas-Fort Worth (Texas) Texas League1970-71 Class AAA Rochester (N.Y.) International League1971 Class AAA Winnipeg (Manitoba) International League

DICK BARNES PITCHER • STEWARTVILLE, MINN.1966 • MINNESOTA • 37TH ROUND • 700TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARBarnes was drafted by the Minnesota Twins following his senior season, but elected to join the United States Naval

Academy instead. He became a pilot in the Navy and went on to fly professionally in lieu of a career in baseball.

WADE ADAMSON PITCHER • WILLMAR, MINN.1978 • MINNESOTA • 4TH ROUND • 94TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARAdamson pitched for SDSU from 1976-78, compiling a career 2.92 earned run average as a Jackrabbit. He had three suc-

cessful years in the Minnesota Twins organizaiton, highlighted by an 11-5 season with Visalia in 1979.1978 Class A Wisconsin Rapids (Wis.) Midwest League1979 Class High A Visalia, (Calif.) California League1980 Class AA Orlando (Fla.) Southern League

1985 • CALIFORNIA • 8TH ROUND • 199TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARThe winner of arguably the biggest game in SDSU history, the 1984 regional title game that sent the Jacks to the College

World Series. He pitched from 1983-85 at SDSU, then threw five seasons in the minors in the Angels organization.1985 Class Low A Salem (Ore.) Northwest League1986-87 Class A Quad Cities (Iowa/Ill.) Midwest League1988-89 Class High A Palm Springs (Calif.) California League1989 Class AA Midland (Texas) Texas League

1985 • CHICAGO CUBS • 10TH ROUND • 258TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARKallevig threw 156 innings during his three years at SDSU (1983-85), then pitched six years in the minor leagues.1985 Rookie Ball Wytheville Appalachian League1986-87, 88 Class A Peoria (Ill.) Midwest League1987, 88 Class High A Winston-Salem (N.C.) Carolina League1989-90 Class AA Charlotte (N.C.) Southern League1990 Class AAA Iowa American Association

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MATT MAGERS PITCHER • GAYLORD, MINN.

JAKE ROGERS INFIELDER • LEWISTON, IDAHO

1997 • CHICAGO CUBS • 16TH ROUND • 484TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARA hurler for the Jackrabbits from 1995-97, Magers followed in the footsteps of Kallevig, pitching two years in Class A for

the Chicago Cubs. He is currently the head coach at Minnesota State, Mankato, where he has led the Mavericks to threeNCAA Division II College World Series appearances.

1997 Class Low A Williamsport (Penn.) New York-Pennsylvania League1998 Class A Rockford (Ill.) Midwest League

2007 • WASHINGTON • 22ND ROUND • 670TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARThe first player since SDSU’s switch to Division I that was drafted, Rogers earned a pick in day two of the Major League

Baseball 2007 Amateur Entry Draft. He helped the Jackrabbits to a 34-19 record as a shorstop in 2007.2007 Class Low A Vermont New York-Pennsylvania League2008 Class A Hagerstown (N.J.) South Atlantic League2010 Independent Evansville (Ind.) Frontier League

CRAIG PARRY OUTFIELDER • COLSTRIP, MONT.2008 • PITTSBURGH • 50TH ROUND • 1,479TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARParry jointed the Jackrabbits in 2007 after playing his first two seasons at Miles City Community College (Mont.). He was

a versatile performer for SDSU, seeing action at third base, catcher, designated hitter and in the outfield. In addition, Parry earned a spot on the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Second Team in 2008, compiling a 3.82grade-point average while majoring in pre-physical therapy and health, physical education and recreation.

2008 Rookie Ball GCL Pirates Gulf Coast League2009 Class Low A State College Spikes New York-Pennsylvania League

CALEB THIELBAR PITCHER • RANDOLPH, MINN.2009 • MILWAUKEE • 18TH ROUND • 556TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARThielbar became the first Jackrabbit player to play in the Major Leagues, when he

made his debut as a member of the Minnesota Twins on May 20, 2013, at Atlanta.Thielbar pitched out of the Twins’ bullpen for the remainder of the 2013 season,compiling a 3-2 record and 1.76 earned run average in 49 appearances. He receivedthe Bill Boni Award as Minnesota’s most outstanding rookie during a season inwhich he held opposing batters to a .154 average and struck out 39 hitters in 46innings.

Thielber, who compiled a 20-19 career record at SDSU, was originally drafted bythe Milwaukee Brewers in June 2009. He was tabbed by Baseball America as theplayer with the best pro debut in the Brewers’ minor league system in 2009, afterlead the Rookie-level Arizona League in both wins (six) and earned run average(1.56), while striking out 46 batters in 45.1 innings. He received a late-season pro-motion to Helena, then moved to Wisconsin of the Midwest League during the 2010season. In 2011, Thielbar pitched for the St. Paul Saints of the indepedent AmericanAssociation before being signing late in the season with the Minnesota Twins andbeing assigned to its farm system.

The left-hander was promoted to a spot on the Twins’ 40-man roster following the2012 campaign after going a combined 6-2 with six saves in 43 appearances forthree different teams within the Minnesota farm system.

2009 Rookie Ball AZL Brewers Arizona League 6-1, 1.59 ERA, 14 APPRookie Ball Helena (Mont.) Pioneer League 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 2 APP

2010 Rookie Ball Helena (Mont.) Pioneer League 0-0, 3.68 ERA, 9 APPClass A Wisconsin Midwest League 0-2, 5.60 ERA, 3 saves, 30 APP

2011 Class A Fort Myers Florida State League 1-0, 0.00 ERA, 3 APP2012 Class A Fort Myers Florida State League 1-1, 0.00 ERA, 1 save, 7 APP

Class AA New Britain Eastern League 2-0, 1.80 ERA, 4 saves, 18 APPClass AAA Rochester (N.Y.) International League 3-1, 3.57 ERA, 1 save, 25 APP

2013 Class AAA Rochester (N.Y.) International League 1-1, 3.76 ERA, 1 save, 17 APPMLB Minnesota American League 3-2, 1.76 ERA, 49 APP

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BLAKE TREINEN PITCHER • OSAGE CITY, KAN.2010 • FLORIDA • 23RD ROUND • 707TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULAR2011 • OAKLAND • 7TH ROUND • 226TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARTreinen caught the attention of scouts during a breakthrough season in 2010 in which he went 7-1 and earned first-team all-

Summit League honors. After becoming the fourth SDSU player in as many years to be taken in the Major League Draftwhen he was selected in the 23rd by Florida, Treinen opted to return to the Jackrabbits for his senior season in 2011.

After a 7-3 season at SDSU in 2011, Treinen improved his draft status by being selected in the seventh round by theOakland Athletics. He was traded to the Washington Nationals organization in January 2013 and pitched the entire season forthe Class AA Harrisburg (Pa.) Senators.

2011 Rookie Ball AZL Athletics Arizona League 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 3 APPClass A Burlington Midwest League 1-1, 3.67 ERA, 2 saves, 18 APP

2012 Class A Stockton California League 7-7, 4.37 ERA, 24 APP2013 Class AA Harrisburg Eastern League 6-7, 3.64 ERA, 21 APP, 20 GS

LAYNE SOMSEN PITCHER • YANKTON, S.D.2013 • CINCINNATI • 22ND ROUND • 675TH OVERALL • JUNE REGULARThe 2013 Summit League Pitcher of the Year, Somsen switched from the starting rotation to the bullpen after signing with

the Cincinnati Reds organization. A 22nd-round selection, Somsen shared the team lead with four wins and added a save inhis first season of professional baseball.

2013 Rookie Ball Billings (Mont.) Pioneer League 4-1, 1.66 ERA, 17 APP

Year Record Pct. Coach1947 5-4 .556 Doc Scheft1948 3-7 .300 Jack Frost1949 5-7 .417 Jack Frost1950 7-2 .778 Erv Huether1951 5-2-1 .688 Erv Huether1952 4-5 .444 Erv Huether1953 6-4 .600 Erv Huether1954 5-3 .625 Erv Huether1955 6-6 .500 Erv Huether1956 2-10 .167 Erv Huether1957 5-9 .357 Erv Huether1958 13-6 .684 Erv Huether1959 9-10 .474 Erv Huether1960 9-9 .500 Erv Huether1961 8-5 .615 Erv Huether1962 8-9 .471 Erv Huether1963 7-13 .350 Erv Huether1964 9-10 .474 Erv Huether1965 8-9 .471 Erv Huether1966 15-12 .555 Erv Huether1967 18-9 .667 Erv Huether1968 3-19 .136 Erv Huether1969 14-15 .483 Erv Huether1970 12-11 .521 Erv Huether1971 14-16 .466 Erv Huether1972 5-14 .210 Erv Huether

Year Record Pct. Coach1973 19-14 .576 Erv Huether1974 16-13 .551 Erv Huether1975 11-11 .500 Erv Huether1976 18-16 .528 Erv Huether1977 17-14 .548 Erv Huether1978 11-18 .378 Erv Huether1979 13-10 .565 Erv Huether1980 14-19 .424 Erv Huether1981 12-19-1 .391 Erv Huether1982 15-18 .454 Erv Huether1983 14-16 .466 Erv Huether1984 27-13 .675 Mark Ekeland1985 27-15 .643 Mark Ekeland1986 27-13 .675 Mark Ekeland1987 29-17 .630 Mark Ekeland1988 21-21 .500 Mark Ekeland1989 30-16 .652 Mark Ekeland1990 31-17 .646 Mark Ekeland1991 29-19 .604 Mark Ekeland1992 31-16 .659 Mark Ekeland1993 39-15 .722 Mark Ekeland1994 39-10-1 .790 Mark Ekeland1995 30-20 .600 Mark Ekeland1996 34-13 .723 Mark Ekeland1997 24-19 .558 Mark Ekeland1998 24-18 .571 Mark Ekeland

Year Record Pct. Coach1999 24-21 .533 Mark Ekeland2000 23-19-1 .547 Mark Ekeland2001 27-17 .614 Mark Ekeland2002 25-23 .521 Mark Ekeland2003 14-29 .326 Mark Ekeland2004 12-36 .250 Jack Reynolds2005 17-38 .309 Reggie Christiansen2006 23-29 .442 Reggie Christiansen2007 34-19 .642 Reggie Christiansen2008 22-27 .449 Reggie Christiansen2009 26-30 .464 Ritchie Price2010 39-21 .650 Ritchie Price2011 37-20 .649 Ritchie Price2012 18-33-1 .356 Dave Schrage2013 35-24 .593 Dave Schrage

OVERALL RECORDSCoach Yrs. Record Pct.Mark Ekeland 20 561-345-2 .618Erv Huether 34 352-376-2 .482Ritchie Price 3 102-71 .590Reggie Christiansen 4 96-113 .459Dave Schrage 2 53-57-1 .482Jack Reynolds 1 12-36 .250Jack Frost 2 8-14 .364Doc Scheft 1 5-4 .555

ERV HUETHER recorded his 200th career win in 1973 and went on to lead theJackrabbits to 352 victories from 1950-83.

MARK EKELAND guided the Jackrabbitsto four straight North Central Conference

titles (1993-96) and 561 victories.

REGGIE CHRISTIANSEN led SDSUthrough the transition to Division I with 96

wins over four seasons.

COACHES


JACKRABBIT BASEBALL


KYLE JENSEN

R-Fr., Rock Valley, IowaMATT JOHNSON

Fr., Ankeny, IowaTALON JUMPER

Jr., Brighton, Colo.ETHAN KENKEL

Fr., Storm Lake, IowaAARON KLATT

Jr., Albert Lea, Minn.PATRICK KORMAN

Fr., Granger, Ind.


AUSTIN KOST

Fr., Sioux Falls, S.D.TREY LAPKE

Fr., Sioux City, IowaAARON MACHBITZ

Sr., Dallas, TexasCHAYSE MEIERKORT

Fr., Celebration, Fla.J.D. MOORE

Jr., Mississauga, Ont.JESSE MUNSTERMAN

Jr., St. Peter, Minn.

SAM PACK

Sr., Newcastle, Okla.JAKE RATZ

Sr., Hiawatha, IowaAL ROBBINS

Jr., West Chicago, Ill.TYLER SHANNON

Sr., Canon City, Colo.CODY SHARROW

So., Jericho, Vt.

SCOTT SPLETT

Sr., Apple Valley, Minn.MATT THOMAS

So., Brookings, S.D.JORDAN VARGA

Jr., Port Coquitlam, B.C.NICK YOUNG

Jr., Mitchell, S.D.

DAVE SCHRAGE

Head CoachBRIAN GRUNZKE

Assistant CoachBEN NORTON

Pitching Coach

CHUCK SENDELBACH

Volunteer Assistant

Tyler Shannon

Jake Ratz

Sam Pack

2014

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