NEW SCOREBOARD AND - Amazon S3...2018/12/27 · NEW SCOREBOARD AND VIDEOBOARD IN RICE AUDITORIUM Rice Auditorium received a new scoreboard and videoboard in September along with a

NEW SCOREBOARD ANDVIDEOBOARD IN RICE AUDITORIUM

Rice Auditorium received a new scoreboard and videoboard in September along with a new sound system in August. The new scoreboard with side panels for player points/stats replaces the previous unit that was in Rice Auditorium for over 20 years. Videoboard features include player bios, stat graphics and corporate advertising for Wildcat home volleyball and basketball events, helping enhance the game-day expe-rience and environment for Wildcat fans.

TABLE OF CONTENTSNew Scoreboard/Videoboard ....... Inside Front CoverStaff Directory/Table of Contents .............................1Wayne State College ...............................................2Wayne State College Administration .......................3Wildcat Athletic Facilities ......................................4-5Athletic Training Services ........................................6Head Coach Jeff Kaminsky .....................................7Assistant Coaches ...................................................82018-19 Season Outlook .........................................92018-19 Wildcat Roster .........................................10Wildcat Player Profi les...................................... 11-182017-18 Wildcat Statistics .....................................19Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference ..............202017-18 NSIC Statistical Leaders ....................21-222017-18 NSIC All-Conference Teams ....................23Wildcat Coaching History .................................24-25Wildcat Basketball Records ..............................26-29All-Time Award Winners ...................................30-31All-Time WSC Men's Basketball Results ..........32-45WSC All-Time Series History .................................46Past Letterwinners ............................................47-48Past NCAA Tournament Teams ....Inside Back Cover2018-19 Team Picture ............................ Back Cover

CREDITS: The 2018-19 Wayne State College men's basketball media guide is a publication of the Wayne State College athletic department, under the direction of Sports Information Director Mike Grosz. Additional help provided by graduate assistant Matt Busch and student assistant Riley Vanderveen. Photos by Bob Berry and Mike Grosz and front cover designed by Lexie Lenihan.

2018-19 WILDCAT BASKETBALL

ATHLETIC PHONE DIRECTORYAll Area Codes (402)

AdministrationDr. Marysz Rames, President’s Offi ce ............. 375-7200Mike Powicki, Athletic Director ........................ 375-7520Mike Barry, Associate Athletic Director / Sports & Rec Facilities Director ............................................. 375-7521Linda Anderson, Assistant Athletic Director for Internal Affi ars/Senior Woman Administrator . 375-7308Megan Finn, Director of Athletic Developement ... 375-7543Jeni Kemnitz, Athletic Business Manager ....... 375-7183Chuck Parker, Faculty Athletic Representative .... 375-7036Deb Harm, Athletic Administrative Assistant .... 375-7520Athletic Department FAX ................................. 375-7120Sports InformationMike Grosz, Sports Information Director ......... 375-7326Matt Busch, Graduate Assistant SID ............... 375-7326Training RoomMuffi n Morris, Head Athletic Trainer ................ 375-7310Jade Johnson, Assistant Athletic Trainer ......... 375-7310Dylan Moore, Assistant Athletic Trainer ........... 375-7310Strength and ConditioningGrant Darnell, Head Coach ............................. 375-7465BaseballAlex Koch, Head Coach .................................. 375-7499Kirk Clark, Assistant Coach ............................. 375-7012Men’s BasketballJeff Kaminsky, Head Coach ............................ 375-7309Nathan Stover, Assistant Coach ...................... 375-7728Women’s BasketballBrent Pollari, Head Coach ............................... 375-7311Amber Schwarte, Assistant Coach .................. 375-7122Cross CountryMarlon Brink, Head Coach .............................. 375-7507FootballDan McLaughlin, Head Coach ........................ 375-7315Scott McLaughlin, Defensive Coordinator ....... 375-7157Brian Frana, Offensive Coordinator ................. 375-7115Denny Honold, Special Teams Coordinator .... 375-7157Women’s SoccerJoe Cleary, Head Coach ................................. 375-7506Alex Piekarski, Assistant Coach ...................... 375-7733SoftballShelli Manson, Head Coach ............................ 375-7522Krissi Oliver, Assistant Coach .......................... 375-7227Track and FieldMarlon Brink, Head Coach .............................. 375-7507Brett Suckstorf, Assistant Coach ..................... 375-7507VolleyballScott Kneifl , Head Coach ................................ 375-7303Kim DePew, Assistant Coach .......................... 375-7560

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2018-19 Wildcat Seniors: Pictured left to right - Kendall Jacks, Vance Janssen and Trevin Joseph.

ABOUT WAYNE STATE COLLEGE


Innovative programs. Excellent career preparation. Personal attention. Active campus life. Scenic surroundings. Founded in 1891 as Nebraska Normal College, Wayne State College, in Wayne, Neb. earned a distinguished reputation as a teachers’ college from its early days. We’re still a great teachers’ college—but so much more!

Innovative Programs Wayne State’s four academic schools—Arts and Humani-ties, Business and Technology, Education and Counseling, and Natural and Social Sciences—offer a comprehensive selection of courses. You’ll fi nd over 150 majors and minors ranging from pre-professional studies to criminal justice to a nationally accredited undergraduate sports management program, and many others in 14 academic departments across campus. The Rural Health Opportunities Program (RHOP) at Wayne State College provides pre-professional training in medicine, pharmacy and dentistry in cooperation with the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Students who successfully complete the program at WSC are automatically accepted into medical, pharmacy, or dental school at UNMC. Upper-level education majors at Wayne State have the opportunity to participate in the Northeast Nebraska Teacher Academy (NENTA), the fi rst of its kind in the nation, where WSC students receive classroom experience with participating K-12 schools in the region. Through WSC WebCat On-line, students can register for class, check on grades and student accounts, from the convenience of their home or residence hall room.

Excellent Career Preparation Whether students plan to be accountants or wildlife biologists, they receive the preparation they need at Wayne State College. In addition to classes taught by experts in their fi elds, Wayne State College provides internship and cooperative programs for students in a number of majors. Many regional businesses actively recruit Wayne State students for intern-ships, with many of these internships resulting in full-time employment after graduation. The WSC Career Services offi ce assists students with career explora-tion, job preparation skills, interviews, as well as arranging internships and cooperative experiences.

Personal Attention Students at Wayne State College don’t get lost in the crowd. With an average class size of 21 and a student/faculty ratio of 19:1, WSC students get to know their professors and classmates. Eighty percent of Wayne State professors have the highest degree in their fi eld—and most teach fi rst-year as well as upper-level classes. You will fi nd dedicated professors and instructors at Wayne State College where teaching is their life’s work and their enthusiasm is contagious. Wayne State College offers a variety of support services and programs to students. The heart of the WSC campus is the Student Center, where academic and personal support services are located. The Learning Center and Peer Tutoring Program are designed to help all students achieve the highest possible level of success in their studies. Active Campus Life With more than 90 clubs and organizations on campus, Wayne State College students have many opportunities to be involved in campus and community life. Wayne State College has an active Greek life, with Greek Olympics being held at Homecoming each fall, as well as other social and service activities. The Student Activities Board (SAB) plans a variety of special programs each year, bringing musical groups such as Dierks Bentley, Three Doors Down, Terri Clark, Vertical Horizon, Five for Fighting, Goo Goo Dolls, Sawyer Brown, Blackhawk, Firehouse, Jason Aldean, Blake Shelton and others to campus. Comedian Adam Sandler and other national performers have performed on campus. The Multicultural Center, one of the newest campus programs, provides outreach and support to Wayne State College students and the region through special events during the year. Wayne State College competes in NCAA Division II, and is a member of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. Competitive sports include football, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, men's and women's track and fi eld, men's and women's cross country, baseball, softball and women’s soccer.

Scenic Surroundings You’ll feel right at home on Wayne State’s beautiful, historic campus located in the northeast Nebraska community of Wayne. The campus combines stately, historic buildings with the newly renovated Willow Bowl, Student Center, Ramsey Theatre, Studio Arts Building and Connell Hall. A new state-of-the-art outdoor track was completed in the summer of 2014 while fi eld turf was installed in the summer of 2013 to complete a $1.3 mil-lion athletic renovation at Bob Cunningham Field/Memorial Stadium. Wayne State College’s seven residence halls provide students with a comfortable, affordable and convenient place to live with easy access to the entire campus community. Each hall has lounges and recreation areas, laundry facilities, mail service, academic tutors and study areas.


WAYNE STATE ADMINISTRATIONDr. Marysz RamesPresident

Dr. Marysz Rames was appointed the 13th

president of Wayne State College by the Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees on June 18, 2015. She came to Wayne State from Dakota State University in Madison, S.D., where she had served as interim president since Aug. 15, 2014.

Rames earned her education doctorate in adult and higher education in 1997 from the University of

South Dakota in Vermillion. She earned her bachelor of science degree in business administration and communication studies, with a minor in economics, in 1982, and her master’s degree in educational administration in 1986, from University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, Colorado. She spent one year (2014-15) as interim president at Dakota State University (DSU) in Madison, South Dakota. During this time she wasinstrumental in promoting a strong shared governance system, fi nalizing the university’s fi ve-year strategic plan, revitalizing the university’s Foundation and actively raising funds to increase scholarships. Rames also worked with the legislature and others in several major new construction and renovation projects. Prior to her interim appointment, Rames served as the vice president for student affairs from 2000 until June 2015 at South Dakota State University (SDSU) in Brookings. As the senior student affairs offi cer, Rames oversaw numerous university divisions and initiatives, including, but not limited to, enrollment management, student success, strategic plan-ning, fundraising/fi scal management, diversity and inclusion, collaborative partnerships, leadership development, and increasing effi ciency and effectiveness for students. Rames served as an assistant professor of education at SDSU, teaching courses in administration and leadership in student affairs; serving on master’s and doctoral students’ graduate committees; and conducting research in fi nancial trends in higher education, student retention and completion, and affordability and access to higher education. Rames also served as the interim associate vice president of student affairs (1997-1999) and the interim director for diversity enhancement (1999) at SDSU. Prior to her arrival at SDSU, Rames worked at Aims Community College in Greeley, Colo., and the University of Wyoming in Laramie. Her scholarly presentations include topics such as student services, retention efforts, and working with today’s college students. Rames and her husband, Steve, have two children - Matthew and Jessica.

Mike PowickiDirector of Athletics

Mike Powicki is in his seventh year as Athletic Director at Wayne State College. Powicki began his duties at Wayne State College on July 23, 2012 and has been instrumental in improvements to athletic facilities during his fi rst fi ve years at the institution. In his six years at WSC, over $6 million has been invested in facility improvements, staffi ng and opera-tions enhancements.

The most recent athletic facility upgrade is the Bob Cunningham Field Press Box Replacement project covering $3 million. The project will increase the amount of work space for media and staff working home events at Cunningham Field. The new facility will also provide universal space on the lower level that will give WSC athletics an opportunity to host special events and create extra revenue with corporate sponsorships. More improvements are planned for WSC athletic facilities in the fall of 2018 with new scoreboards and the installation of a video board in Rice Auditorium to enhance the game day experience for Wildcat fans. The fi rst major athletic project that was completed under the guidance of Powicki was the Bob Cunningham Field/Memorial Stadium Renovation project. The project began in May, 2013 and was highlighted by installation of artifi cial turf, ornamental fencing, press box graphics and new goal posts. The $1.6 million project also included the widening, lengthening and re-sodding of the Wildcat Soccer Pitch, along with installing new irrigation, facility fencing, scoreboard and making the facility ADA accessible. The Dr. LeRoy Simpson Track at Memorial Stadium was re-surfaced and painted in the summer of 2014 as the fi nal phase of the project.

Powicki currently serves on the NCAA Division II Athletic Directors Association Board, NCAA Division II Central Regional Advisory Committee for baseball and is on the Northern Sun Conference Hall of Fame Committee. He also serves locally as the Wayne Kiwanis Board President, Vice President of the Wayne Area Economic Development Board of Directors and Revitalize Wayne Committee. Powicki currently serves on the NCAA Division II Athletic Direc-tors Association Board, NCAA Central Regional Advisory Committee for baseball and is on the Northern Sun Conference Hall of Fame Committee. He also serves locally as the Wayne Kiwanis Board President along with the Wayne Area Economic Development Board of Directors and Revitalize Wayne Committees. Prior to arriving at Wayne State, Powicki served as Assistant Athletic Director at Minnesota State University in Mankato, Minnesota. He was the Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Corporate Partnerships from 2008-10 and was promoted to Assistant Director of Athletics for Development and Strategic Partnerships in 2010 where he served in that role until July 2012 when he arrived at Wayne State. While at MSU, Powicki successfully developed and executed the athletics department revenue generation plan, responsible for generating $1.7 million annually. Powicki managed all fundraising, development and marketing operations while overseeing the athletic department marketing/fundraising staff. Powicki also served as the athletic department’s senior development offi cer functioning as a liaison to the MSU Foundation and the Vice President for Advancement, focusing on major gifts and special projects. Powicki oversaw the implementation of numerous media rights contracts for MSU’s athletic department including radio broadcast rights, television broadcast carriage rights and the department’s multi-year advertising sales rights with the fi rm Front Row Marketing Services. Powicki also served as Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs at Upper Iowa University from 2004-2008 where he was a part of the Peacocks transition from NCAA Division III to NCAA Division II status and into the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. While at Upper Iowa, Powicki monitored all team operations, recruiting and fundraising budgets. Powicki oversaw the UIU Recreation and Fitness Center staff, budget and overall operation. In his time at Upper Iowa he created and sold athletic corporate sponsorship opportunities, supervised and coordinated all athletic department fundraising activities, developed and implemented the Peacock Club for donors and successfully completed the “Road to Glory” athletic facility capital improvement project. He also served as tournament director for various national and regional NCAA Division II Championship events. During his tenure at UIU, Powicki served as an adjunct professor for the Exercise and Sports Studies within the Department of Education. Powicki obtained his bachelor degree from the University of Iowa in exercise science in and earned his masters degree in exercise and sport science/sport administration from Wisconsin-La Crosse. Mike has two daughters – Faith and Elle (pronounced L) - and resides in Wayne.

Mike BarryAssociate Director of AthleticsFacilities/Rec Center Director

Mike Barry is in his 19th year (2018-19) as Associate

Director of Athletics/Director of Sport & Rec Center at Wayne State College. His duties include scheduling athletic contests and practices, home game manage-ment and serving as the athletic and recreational facilities’ coordinator.

Barry, who is in his 29th year overall at WSC, was the Wildcat women’s basketball head coach for seven seasons from 1989-96. He compiled a 96-91 record, which is third all-time on the school’s career victory list. His best team was the 1993-94 squad which posted a 22-5 record. Prior to arriving at Wayne State, Barry served two years as an as-sistant women’s basketball coach at Pratt Community College in Kansas. He also coached at Chadron State, Eastern New Mexico University along with Fullerton and Stuart High Schools in Nebraska. Barry, a native of Grant, was a four-sport athlete at Chadron State. He was a three-time NAIA national qualifi er in the triple jump, and also lettered in basketball, football, and cross country. Barry earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education from Chadron State in 1983 and earned is master’s degree in secondary education from Chadron State in 1988. Mike and his wife, Jeannette, have two children: Jordan and Jalen, and they reside in Wayne.

WAYNE STATE FACILITIES

Memorial Stadium /Bob Cunningham Field

Memorial Stadium has been “Home of the Wild-cats” since 1931 when the college purchased 11 acres of land for athletic fi elds. The grandstand was constructed in 1933. The stadium was offi cially designated Memorial Stadium following World War II in honor of the Wayne State students who served in the war. Bob Cunningham Field was named in 1993 for the WSC three-sport Hall of Fame standout (1936-39). The press box underwent a complete renovation with replacement done in 2018. The new structure is 5,220 square feet and includes an elevator along with club level for corporate events. The main stadium has seating for 2,500 fans while the bleachers on the east side of the fi eld can seat an additional 750 fans. During the summer of 2013, Cunningham Field underwent a renovation with synthetic fi eld turf replacing the grass surface.

Recreation Center The Wayne State College Recreation Center opened in 1987 and is the college’s main facility for student recreation and selected athletic activities. The main area in the Recreation Center provides a state-of-the-art six-lane running track that was resurfaced in 2001 and three full-size courts for basketball, volleyball, tennis, and badminton. Racquetball, weight training, aerobics, gymnastics, wrestling and sauna facilities are all available to WSC students, faculty and staff as well as residents of the Wayne community. The Recreation Center also houses locker rooms for Wildcat athletic teams and offi ces for the WSC athletic department.


WAYNE STATE FACILITIES

Rice Auditorium

Rice Auditorium serves as the home for the Wildcat volleyball squad as well as men’s and women’s basketball teams. Recent upgrades to the arena include: new lights in 2011, new/renovated locker rooms and offi ces for all three teams in 2008, new balcony seats and a new stage curtain in 2007 and a new playing surface in 2005. The gymnasium area seats approximately 2,500 for basketball games and volleyball matches. Named for John D. Rice, Wayne State College president from 1951-56, Rice Auditorium was the site of the 1999 NCAA Division II North Central Regional Men’s Basketball Championships, the 2006 NSIC Red Baron Women’s Basketball Classic and the 2012 NCAA Division II Central Regional Women’s Basketball Championships.

Weight Room

Recognizing the importance of fi rst-class facilities for their student athletes, the Wayne State College athletic department completed a state-of-the-art renovation to its athletic facilities in the fall of 2008, building a new weight room at Memorial Stadium. All Wayne State student athletes have utilized the benefi ts of new weight room equipment that features 18 platforms and racks, dumbbells and selectorized machines. The facility allows 72 student athletes to work out at the same time. The project has enhanced Wayne State's ability to attract high quality student athletes and provide current team members the resources necessary to compete at the NCAA Division II level.

Pete Chapman Baseball & Softball Complex The baseball and softball complex opened in the spring of 1996. Located north of Memorial Stadium, the complex provides a picturesque setting for baseball and softball games. The baseball fi eld received a face lift in the summer of 2004 with the additions of locker rooms, rest rooms, a concession stand and a press box. A new wood fence was installed on the baseball fi eld prior to the start of the 2005 season. In the spring of 2006, the facility was named the Pete Chapman Baseball/Softball Complex in honor of the late athletic director/football coach and his contri-butions to the Wildcat athletic department. In the fall of 2006, construction began on a locker room/press box on the softball

fi eld and a new 10-inning electronic scoreboard was installed at the baseball fi eld in the spring of 2007. In the summer of 2009, a new wood fence was installed in the outfi eld making the Pete Chapman Softball Complex one of the best in the Central Region.

WSC Soccer Complex Located east of Memorial Stadium and adjacent to the baseball fi eld, the WSC soccer fi eld made its debut in the fall of 1997, in time for the inaugural Wildcat soccer season. In 2013, the WSC Soccer Complex received a face lift with a new scoreboard, widening of the playing surface with new grass surface and fencing.


ATHLETIC TRAINING SERVICES


Muffi n MorrisHead Athletic Trainer

Dr. Muffi n Morris is in her 11th year (2018-19) at Wayne State College as the Head Athletic Trainer. She over-sees athletic training for all 13 sports at Wayne State College and is the head athletic trainer for football and men’s basketball.

She also serves as an advisor to the WSC Student Athlete Advisory Committee and worked three years (2013-16) as senior women’s administrator. Prior to arriving at Wayne State, Morris worked four years at the University of South Dakota. She served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer and worked with football, swimming/diving, track and fi eld/cross country and volleyball programs with the Coyotes. Morris, a native of Chariton, Iowa, earned her bachelor’s degree from Buena Vista University in athletic training in 2004. She received her master’s degree from the University of South Dakota in 2006 in health, physical education and recreation and obtained her doctorate degree in adult/higher education from the University of South Dakota on July 31, 2008. Morris resides in Wayne.

Wildcat Sports Medicine Center

The Wildcat Sports Medicine Center, which opened December 1, 2005, is a 4,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility. The center is located next to the Wayne State College Recreation Center and serves as the hub for therapy and athletic training services. Dedicated to quality care, the Wildcat Sports Medicine Center provides the fi nest in sports rehabilitation, physical therapy and athletic training services to Wayne State College student-athletes, campus community. The Wildcat Sports Medicine Center represents excellence - a total commitment by Wayne State College to the health of its’ students and student athletes.

Dr. Joseph CarreauBoard Eligible Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Joseph Carreau joined CNOS in 2016 after completing fellowship in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine at the University of Iowa. He is originally from Colorado where he attended Colorado State University for his

u n d e r g r a d u a t e e d u c a t i o n . T h e r e a f t e r , h e pursued medical school at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska and in 2005 traveled to San Diego to complete his orthopaedic surgery residency at the University of California, San Diego. There he received extensive training in adult and pediatric trauma and joint replacement surgery. He developed a special interest in advanced arthroscopy and the treatment of athletic injuries, thus chose to pursue fellowship training in Sports Medicine through the University of Iowa. At the University of Iowa, Dr. Carreau was trained by national leaders in the practice of advanced arthroscopic techniques, cartilage transplantation, shoulder instability, patellofemoral problems, ligamentous injury of the knee and shoulder replacement surgery. He also received extensive training in the treatment of all athletes at the University of Iowa and was assistant team physician to the Hawkeye Football Team during their historic 2015 season. Carreau currently serves as Orthopaedic team physician to the Wayne State Wildcats and assists with multiple local high schools. Dr. Carreau has published papers on various orthopaedic topics and is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery, the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine and the Arthroscopy Association of North America. Dr. Carreau and his wife have four children. He is an avid fi sher-man and enjoys the outdoors.

Other WSC athletic training staff membersJade Johnson - Assistant Athletic TrainerDylan Moore - Assistant Athletic TrainerTyler Schwartz - Graduate Assistant Athletic TrainerSpencer Bassett - Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer

Athletic Training Room

The Athletic Training Room is the site of taping, treatment and injury evaluations. It has a variety of up to date, quality equipment. A partial inventory of modalities available for athletes include: three whirlpools, RichMar Theratouch 7.7 electrical stimulation machine, RichMar HV-II combination ultrasound/electrical stimulation machine, RichMar portable ultrasound machine, Game-ready intermittent compression machine, Therabath Parafi n machine, and Hydrocollator heat pack units. The athletic training room also has six computers.

Dr. Michael NguyenTeam Orthopedist Dr. Michael Nguyen joined CNOS as a Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician after completing his fellowship training in Sports Medicine at Morristown Medical Center in Morristown, N.J. He initially trained in family medicine in Waterloo, Iowa through the University of Iowa. He earned his medical degree as well as his MS in Hyperbaric

M e d i c i n e f r o m S a b a U n i v e r s i t y S c h o o l o f Medicine in Saba, Netherland-Antilles. Dr. Nguyen also earned a MS in Health Sciences Research from Texas State University at San Marcos. Utilizing his specialized training, Dr. Nguyen will focus on treating patients with orthopaedic injuries and conditions. His expertise includes treating sports medicine issues, concussions, osteoporosis and other musculoskeletal injuries using a comprehensive approach. Prior to joining CNOS Dr. Nguyen practiced at Atlantic Sports Health in Morristown, N.J. During his fellowship in N.J., Dr. Nguyen cared for athletes of all ages, both amateur and elite. He helped cover the N.Y. Jets football team, mixed martial arts events, as well as major triathlons and marathons in the tri-state area. He worked as an ER physician at Grundy Memorial Hospital in Grundy Center, Iowa and Waverly Health Center in Waverly, Iowa as well as several other towns across the state.

HEAD COACH JEFF KAMINSKY

Jeff Kaminsky is in his third season as Head Men's Bas-ketball Coach at Wayne State College. He has increased the win total of the Wildcats in his two seasons at the school, going 24-36 overall and 17-27 in NSIC games. The Wildcats were 14-17 and 9-13 in league play during the 2017-18 campaign. It was a four win improvement over his fi rst

season on the Wildcats sidelines. WSC ranked fi rst in the NSIC in turnovers created (13.5) and was third in the league in turnover margin at +2.52. The Wildcats also improved in scoring defense allowing 2.3 points per game fewer than the previous season to rank sixth in the league. Under Kaminsky in 2016-17, the Wildcats posted a 10-19 overall record and 8-14 mark in the NSIC South Division in his fi rst season as head coach. WSC doubled its win total from the previous season (5-24), starting the year with a road win at Missouri Western 70-57 that snapped a 17-game road losing

streak dating back to January 31, 2015. The Wildcats ended the year with six road wins, one more than the previous three years combined. WSC also made substantial improvements defensively in 2016-17 under Kaminsky as the Wildcats allowed nearly 10 fewer points than the previous season. The 'Cats ranked sixth in the league allowing 75.8 points per game after inheriting a team that was 16th the previous year while allowing 85.1 points a contest. Wayne State also ranked fi rst in the league in turnover margin (+3.07) averaging only 10.8 turnovers a game while creating a league-high 13.9 a contest. When hired at WSC, Kaminsky brought 29 years of col-legiate head coaching experience and over 450 career wins to the Wildcat program. Kaminsky served 11 seasons as the head coach at Valley City State University in North Dakota before coming to Wayne, compiling a 183-144 record that included fi ve 20-win seasons in his last nine years at the school. His 2015-16 team recorded a 22-11 record and advanced to the second round of the NAIA Division II National Tournament while fi nishing the season ranked #21 in the fi nal NAIA Division II Top 25 Coaches Poll. Kaminsky's 2012-13 team posted a 23-7 record at Valley City State while advancing to the NAIA National Tournament for the fi rst time since 1987.


Jeff Kaminsky Coaching FileWayne State (2016-present)

24-36Valley City State (N.D.) (2005-16)

183-144Wisconsin-Superior (1994-2005)

116-153Mid-State Technical College (1987-94)

153-70

Overall record (31 years)476-403

Kaminsky also served 11 years (1994-2005) as head coach at Wisconsin-Superior where he also served as the interim athletic director overseeing 16 sports from 2000-2004. His fi rst collegiate head coaching job was at Mid State Technical College in Wisconsin where Kaminsky spent seven years as head coach, accumulating a 153-70 record with three consecutive Wisconsin Junior College State Championships. Kaminsky began his coaching career as a graduate as-sistant at Division I Kent State in the 1985-86 season, helping the Golden Flashes to a 19-10 record and second place fi nish in the Mid American Conference. Kaminsky graduated from Grand Valley State University in Michigan where he was voted GLIAC Scholar Athlete of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year as a senior helping GVSU to a 21-7 record and Sweet 16 appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament. He began his collegiate career at College of DuPage in Illinois where he was a Junior College Honorable Mention All-American in the 1982-83 season helping his team to a 28-4 record. Kaminsky obtained his bachelor degree from Grand Valley State in psychology and earned his master's degree from Kent State University in sport psychology.

ASSISTANT COACHES


Nathan StoverAssistant Men's Basketball Coach

Nathan Stover enters his third season (2018-19) as Assistant Men's Basketball Coach for Wayne State College. Stover helped the Wildcats to a four game improvement in the 2017-18 season as WSC fi nished 14-17 and 9-13 in the NSIC. The Wildcats lowered their scoring defensive aver-age by another 2.3 points compared to the previous season and created a league high 13.5 turnovers per game. In his fi rst season (2016-17) at Wayne State, Stover helped the Wildcats double its win total from the previous season, going 10-19 after inheriting a team that was 5-24. Under Stover, the Wildcat defense improved 10 spots in the NSIC going from 16th

at 85.1 points a game in 2015-16 to sixth at 75.8 points per contest in the 2016-17 campaign. Stover came to Wayne State after serving the last 11 years as assistant coach at Valley City State University in North Dakota where he also worked as the intramural director at VCSU. Stover helped turn around a Viking basketball program, recording fi ve 20-win seasons in nine years to go with two NAIA national tournament appearances while posting a 183-144 overall record. Stover helped coach the Vikings to a 22-11 record and a share of the North Star Athletic Association regular season title. Valley City State also advanced to the second round of the NAIA national tourna-ment and fi nished the season ranked #21 in the fi nal NAIA Division II Top 25 Coaches Poll. VCSU also advanced to the NAIA national tournament in the 2012-13 season under Stover with a 23-7 mark. Prior to arriving at Valley City State, Stover spent four years in the high school coaching ranks serving three seasons (2002-05) as the head boys basketball coach at Jamestown High School in North Dakota. He was also the head girls and head boys basketball coach at Harvey High School in North Dakota during the 2001-02 year. Stover got his start in collegiate coaching as a student assistant coach at North Dakota State working under Tom Billeter and Ray Giacoletti. He was later moved up to graduate assistant coach from 1999-2001 and worked under Greg McDermott (former WSC head coach and current Creighton head coach) and Ben Jacobson (head coach at Northern Iowa). Stover graduated from Valley City State University in 1999 with a bachelor of science degree in elementary education and obtained his master's degree in sport management from North Dakota State in 2006. Nathan and his wife, Kristin, have two children - a daughter Kayleigh (3 1/2) and newborn son Ethan (2/7/18).

Tanner Cooke Coaching Assistant

Tanner Cooke enters his fourth season as the Men's Basketball Coaching Assistant with Wayne State College. He worked his fi rst two years as a volunteer coach on the Wildcat bench. His duties include handling travel arrangements and assisting with on and off campus recruiting, scouting reports and academic duties. Cooke is a graduate of the Uni-versity of Dubuque where he played on the Spartan men's basketball team for four seasons. He was a member of two Iowa Conference Tournament teams that advanced to the NCAA Division III Tournament and during his four years with the Spartans the team

won a school record 83 games (83-27). Cooke graduated from the University of Dubuque in May, 2015 with a degree in exercise science and a minor in coaching. The Cedar Falls, Iowa native (graduate of Northern University HS), obtained a master's degree in organizational management at Wayne State College in May, 2017.

Wildcat Coaching Staff: Left to Right - Tanner Cooke, Jeff Kaminsky, Nathan Stover and Andy McMahon.

2018-19 WILDCAT OUTLOOK The Wayne State College men’s basketball team has had just one winning season in the last 10 years and has not had a winning record in conference play since the 2007-08 campaign. But Wildcat fans feel optimistic entering the 2018-19 season as third-year head coach Jeff Kaminsky has led WSC to fi ve and four-win improvements in his fi rst two years on the Wildcat bench. Wayne State posted records of 14-17 overall and fi nished seventh in the NSIC South Division with a 9-13 league mark and 6-8 divisional record, a four-win improvement from 10-19 in Kaminsky’s fi rst season. Throw in that the Wildcats were just 3-7 in games decided by fi ve points or less including four losses in the fi nal three seconds of the game and WSC was close to having a winning season. This year’s Wildcat roster of 13 players features a blend of returners (seven with three starters and three seniors) and newcomers (six with four freshmen and two transfers. NSIC Player to Watch Kendall Jacks has started all but two games in a Wildcat uniform entering his senior season and headlines a group of three starters coming back for the Wildcats. The 6-4 forward from Bettendorf, Iowa has led WSC in scoring each of the last two seasons. Last season, Jacks led the ‘Cats in scoring (13.7), rebounding (4.9) and assists (2.2) while shooting 50.5 percent from the fi eld and 79.4 percent at the free throw line. He was an All-NSIC honorable mention selection last season and All-NSIC Second Team two years ago and has scored double fi gures in 52 of 60 games over the last two seasons. Another returning starter is senior point guard Vance Janssen, who has started all but one game (senior night last season) as a Wildcat. The Blair graduate averaged 9.4 points per game last season while ranking fi fth in the NSIC in steals per game (1.5). Janssen is also considered Wayne State’s top defender and draws the assignment of guarding the opposing team’s top scorer most games. The remaining senior on this year’s team is 6-3 guard Trevin Joseph, who averaged 13.5 points per game while sinking a team-high 48 3-pointers in his fi rst season as a Wildcat last year. Two returning juniors on the team are 6-8 forward/center Tony Bonner and 6-2 guard Luke TerHark. Bonner produced 6.7 points and 3.0 rebounds per game last season in 31 games, shooting 52.5 percent from the fi eld. TerHark saw action in 23 games last season as a reserve guard and accounted for 3.4 points per contest and is one of the team’s top 3-pointer shooters. 6-7 sophomore forward Ben Dentlinger gained valuable experience last season and is expected to play a bigger role on this year’s team. He averaged 1.9 points and 1.9 rebounds per game in 21 contests last year. The other returner is 6-9 redshirt freshman center Nosa Iyag-baye, who sat out last season to gain experience in practice and work in the weight room.


Coach Kaminsky has brought in a talented recruiting class of four freshmen and two transfers who will be asked to contribute immediately this season. The transfers are 6-2 junior guard Al’Tavius Jackson from

Kirkwood Community College in Iowa and 6-1 junior guard Obi Patrick from Cloud County Com-munity College. Jackson averaged 6.0 points and 2.3 rebounds per game in his sophomore season at Kirkwood and played on the team’s junior college national championship team as a freshman in the 2015-16 season. Patrick brings depth to the guard position after scoring 3.0 points per game last season at Cloud County CC in Kansas. Four highly touted freshmen round out this year’s Wildcat roster with Kaminsky expecting big things from the quartet who gained dozens of high school post season honors. Nick Ferrarini, a 6-5 guard from Millard North HS, averaged 21.1 points per game as a senior and shot 55 percent from the fi eld to earn Lincoln Journal Star Super State Third Team honors.

Jordan Janssen is a 6-7 forward Lincoln East HS and averaged 15.2 points and 9.3 rebounds per game during his senior season, helping the Spartans to a 24-2 record and Class A State Tourna-ment while also earning Super State Third Team honors from the Lincoln Journal Star. Nate Mohr, a 6-2 guard from Glenwood HS in Iowa, helped his team win the Class 3A State Title last season averaging 14 points and 5.2 assists per game after leading the state of Iowa in 3-pointers as a junior. Nate Thayer is a 6-3 freshman guard from Platteview HS where he averaged 14.8 points and 6.9 rebounds per game as a senior, helping his team to a 24-3 record while earning Class B First Team All-State honors. Despite the number of returners this season for the Wildcats, Wayne State was picked for a 12th place fi nish in the NSIC Presea-son Men’s Basketball Coaches Poll released on October 18th and a seventh place fi nish in the NSIC South Division. The Wildcat start the sea-son with an exhibition game against a Division I opponent for the third straight season under Kaminsky, playing at Nebraska on Thursday, No-vember 1 at Pinnacle Bank Arena. The previous two sea-sons WSC played exhibition games at Wright State in Ohio and Creighton. WSC opens the regular season on November 9th and 10th at the MIAA Central Re-gion Challenge in Warrensburg, Missouri facing Pittsburg State and Central Missouri from the MIAA. Wayne State has 15 home games this season, starting on Tuesday, November 13th vs. Waldorf University. The Wildcats open the NSIC schedule with three straight road games starting at Augustana on Saturday, December 1. Wayne State’s fi rst home NSIC game is Saturday, December 15th vs. Bemidji State.

2018-19 WILDCAT ROSTERNO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE) 1 Kendall Jacks*** G 6-4 Sr. Bettendorf, Iowa (Bettendorf HS) 2 Trevin Joseph* G 6-3 Sr. Miami, Fla. (Broward College) 3 Nick Ferrarini G 6-5 Fr. Omaha, Neb. (Millard North HS) 4 Al'Tavius Jackson G 6-2 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. (Kirkwood CC) 5 Obi Patrick G 6-1 Jr. Montgomery Village, Md. (Cloud County HS) 10 Vance Janssen*** G 6-2 Sr. Blair, Neb. (Blair HS) 11 Nate Thayer G 6-3 Fr. Springfi eld, Neb. (Platteview HS) 13 Nate Mohr G 6-2 Fr. Glenwood, Iowa (Glenwood HS) 20 Benjamin Dentlinger* F 6-7 So. New London, Iowa (New London HS) 23 Luke TerHark** G 6-2 Jr. Algona, Iowa (Algona HS) 32 Jordan Janssen F 6-7 Fr. Lincoln, Neb. (Lincoln East HS) 33 Nosa Iyagbaye C 6-9 R-Fr. Lincoln, Neb. (Parkview Christian HS) 40 Tony Bonner** C 6-8 Jr. Council Bluffs, Iowa (Abraham Lincoln HS)

* Number of letters earned

Head Coach: Jeff Kaminsky (3rd season at WSC)Assistant Coach: Nathan Stover (3rd season at WSC)Assistant Coach: Tanner Cooke (4th season at WSC)Student Assistant Coaches: Conner Holdsworth (3rd season at WSC), Andy McMahon (2nd season at WSC), Zach Helms (1st season at WSC)Strength Coach: Grant Darnell (3rd season at WSC)


NSIC PLAYER TO WATCH


2017-18: Started in 30 games and appeared in all 31, averaging 13.7 points and 4.9 rebounds per game to earn All-NSIC honorable mention recogni-tion...scored a season high 28 points on 12-18 shooting at Concordia-St. Paul (12/02/17)...recorded a double-double with 20 points and 15 rebounds against Upper Iowa (2/16/18)...scored double digits in at least fi ve straight games four different times...scored 20+ points in eight games...led the team in scoring (13.1), rebounds (151), offensive rebounds (44) and assists (69)...recorded season high six assists on three separate occasions, the last against Bemidji State (2/2/18)...voted Most Valuable Player of the team for a second straight season.

2016-17: Named Second Team All-NSIC and was Most Valuable Player after leading the team in scoring at 16.1 points per game...ranked ninth in the NSIC in scoring and fi eld goal percentage (.562)... shot 56.2 percent (178-317) from the fi eld, 47.8 percent from 3-point range (22-46) and 78.1 percent (89-114) at the free throw line...scored double fi gures in 27 of 29 games including the last 21 in a row...scored career-high 31 points at St. Cloud State (2/22/17) in fi rst round of NSIC Tournament... had 28 points on 10 of 14 shooting vs. MSU Moorhead (1/14/17)...scored 21 points on 8 of 15 shooting vs. National Champion Northwest Missouri State (11/13/16).

2015-16: Sat out season as a medical redshirt.

2014-15: Started 28 of 29 games during freshman season, averaging 8.1 points and 3.9 rebounds per game...ranked fourth on the team in scoring and second in minutes played at 24.9 per game...had 10 double digit scoring games and improved his scoring average from 4.2 points per game in the fi rst semester to season-ending average of 8.1...scored season-high 21 points vs. #6 MSU Moorhead (2/6/15), going 6 of 9 from the fi eld and 4 for 5 behind the 3-point line...had 16 points and season-high nine rebounds in 86-80 win over Southwest Minnesota State (2/14/15)...credited with fi ve assists twice - at Southwest Minnesota State (1/2/15) and at St. Cloud State (1/17/15)...named WSC Male Freshman Athlete of the Year.

High School: Graduate of Bettendorf High School in Iowa... as a senior av-eraged 10 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game helping team to a 24-2 record and a third place fi nish at the Iowa Class 4A State Tournament...named to the Class 4A Third Team All-State by the Iowa Newspaper Associ-ation... during junior season averaged 9.8 points and 4.2 rebounds per game helping team to a 25-1 record and a second place fi nish at the Iowa Class 4A State Tournament... post-season honors as junior included Iowa Newspaper Association Class 4A All-State Third Team, Class 4A All-Tournament Team, First Team All-Substate and Second Team All-Mississippi Athletic Conference.

Personal: Son of Chet and Marlene Jacks... born June 4, 1996... majoring in graphic design.

KENDALL JACKS CAREER HIGHS

Kendall Jacks6-4, SeniorGuardBettendorf,Iowa(Bettendorf HS)

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Points 31 at St. Cloud State 2/22/17FG Made 12 at St. Cloud State 2/22/17FG Attempts 20 at St. Cloud State 2/22/17 3 PT FG Made 4 vs. MSU Moorhead 2/6/153 PT FG Att. 5 (twice) last vs. Southwest Minnesota State 2/14/15FT Made 9 at Upper Iowa 1/21/17FT Attempts 9 at Upper Iowa 1/21/17Rebounds 15 at Upper Iowa 2/16/18Assists 5 (3 times) last vs. Augustana 12/17/16Steals 3 (twice) last at Concordia-St. Paul 12/2/17Blocked Shots 2 at West Texas A&M 11/25/16Minutes 37 at Augustana 11/21/16

CAREER STATISTICS - KENDALL JACKS Total 3-Point TotalYEAR G/GS MIN/AVG FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG AST BLK STL2014-15 29-28 721/24.9 75-198 .379 15-57 .263 71-95 .747 114 3.9 236 8.1 51 1 182015-16 Medical Redshirt-DNP 2016-17 29-29 857/29.6 178-317 .562 22-46 .478 89-114 .781 117 4.0 467 16.1 59 5 252017-18 31-30 933/30.1 167-331 .505 14-36 .389 77-97 .794 151 4.9 425 13.7 62 4 28Totals 89-87 2511/28.2 420-846 .496 51-139 .367 237-306 .775 382 4.3 1128 12.7 179 10 71

2018-19 WILDCAT SENIORS


2017-18: Played in all 31 games, receiving 30 starts at guard...averaged 9.4 points and 3.1 rebounds per game...led the team in three point percentage (.430), free throw percentage (.867) and steals (46)...scored a season high 22 points on 9-15 shooting while recording fi ve assists and four steals against Minnesota Duluth (1/27/18)...scored 20 points on 6-9 shooting and 7-7 from the charity stripe against Nebraska-Kearney (11/12/17)...had 17 points with fi ve assists and seven boards against Morningside (12/15/17)...scored double digits in 14 games...repeat selection to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team.

2016-17: Saw action in all 29 games starting at point guard, averaging 9.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game...lead the league in steals per game at 1.7 and was sixth in free throw percentage (.833)...had 14 games scoring double fi gures highlighted by season-high 18 points with six assists at Southwest Minnesota State (2/10/17)...had 17 points, including 10-10 at the free throw line, vs. Minnesota State (12/2/16)...handed out season-high seven assists with 11 points vs. MSU Moorhead (1/14/17)... had 17 points and fi ve rebounds and hit game winning shot in 79-77 road win at Minnesota Duluth (1/28/17)...one of six Wildcats named to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team.

2015-16: Started all 29 games at point guard in freshman season, averaging 7.4 points and 2.3 rebounds per game...had standout 1.7 assist/turnover ratio with 51 assists and only 30 turnovers...had nine games scoring double fi gures highlighted by season-high 21 points at Concordia-St. Paul (1/9/16) that included 5 of 8 shooting from the 3-point line...grabbed season-high six rebounds in three contests - at Concordia-St. Paul, vs. Nebraska-Kearney (1/26/16) and vs. Minot State (1/30/16)...had 12 points and season-high four steal at Upper Iowa (1/22/16) while playing season-high 36 minutes.

High School: Graduate of Blair High School...was a football and basket-ball standout for the Bears...named Class B All-State Second Team by the Lincoln Journal Star and Omaha World Herald after averaging 20.4 points and 5.6 rebounds per game during senior season...in football, was an All-Nebraska and Class B All-State First Team selection at wide receiver during senior season after hauling in 50 catches for 1,076 yards and 14 TD's...during junior season in basketball, averaged 18.4 points a game shooting 44 percent from the fi eld and 85 percent at the charity stripe...produced 17.6 points a game as a sophomore, shooting 49 percent from the fi eld and 41 percent from the 3-point line.

Personal: Son of Mike and Vicki Janssen...born on September 18, 1996...majoring in pre-pharmacy and chemical health sciences.

Vance Janssen6-1, Senior GuardBlair, Nebraska(Blair HS)

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VANCE JANSSEN CAREER HIGHSPoints 22 vs. Minnesota Duluth 1/27/18FG Made 9 vs. Minnesota Duluth 1/27/18FG Attempts 15 vs. Minnesota Duluth 1/27/183 PT FG Made 5 at Concordia-St. Paul 1/9/163 PT FG Att. 8 (twice) last vs. Upper Iowa 1/20/18FT Made 10 at Minnesota State 12/2/16FT Attempts 10 at Minnesota State 12/2/16Assists 7 at MSU Moorhead 1/14/17Rebounds 7 vs. Morningside 12/19/17Steals 5 vs. St. Cloud State 1/26/18Blocked Shots 3 vs. William Jewel 12/19/16Minutes 40 vs. Eastern New Mexico 11/26/16

CAREER STATISTICS - VANCE JANSSEN Total 3-Point TotalYEAR G/GS MIN/AVG FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG AST BLK STL2015-16 29-29 688/23.7 75-188 .399 28-73 .384 36-44 .818 68 2.3 214 7.4 51 6 242016-17 29-29 789/27.2 92-211 .436 26-63 .413 65-78 .833 85 2.9 275 9.5 81 12 492017-18 31-30 815/26.3 102-223 .457 34-79 .430 52-60 .867 97 3.1 290 9.4 62 10 46Totals 89-88 2292/25.8 269-622 .432 88-215 .409 153-182 .841 250 2.8 779 8.8 194 28 119

2018-19 WILDCAT SENIORS

Trevin Joseph6-3, SeniorGuardMiami,Florida(Broward College / Eagles Landing HS)

2017-18: Played in all 31 games, including fi ve starts at guard...led the team in three point fi eld goals (48), second in points per game (13.5) and steals (41)...scored double digits in fi ve of fi rst six games as a Wildcat...scored in double fi gures in 24 games, including the last eight games of the season...notched 24 points while going 5-10 from the three point line against Bemidji State...scored a season high 26 points twice, against Minnesota Crookston (2/3/18) and Winona State (2/17/18).

Before Wayne State: Transferred to Wayne State from Broward College in Florida...also attended Shelton State in Alabama (2014-15) and Kilgore College in Texas (2013-14).

High School: Graduate of Eagles Landing High School in Georgia...helped team to Class AAAA state title as a senior and averaged 29 points per game during the state tournament...during junior season averaged 22 points per game at Stockbridge High School in Georgia.

Personal: Son of Trevin Joseph Sr. and Ashanti Sparks...born March 16, 1995...majoring in sport management.

Points 26 (twice) last at Winona State 2/17/18FG Made 9 (3 times) last at Winona State 2/17/18FG Attempts 20 at Bemidji State 2/2/183 PT FG Made 5 at Bemidji State 2/2/183 PT FG Att. 10 (3 times) last at Upper Iowa 2/16/18FT Made 9 at Minnesota Crookston 2/3/18FT Attempts 10 at Minnesota Crookston 2/3/18Rebounds 5 (twice) last vs. Winona State 1/19/18Assists 4 (twice) last vs. Minnesota State 1/6/18 Steals 5 vs. Minnesota State 1/6/18Blocked Shots 1 (3 times) last at St. Cloud State 2/21/18Minutes 36 at Upper Iowa 2/16/18

TREVIN JOSEPH CAREER HIGHS

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CAREER STATISTICS - TREVIN JOSEPH Total 3-Point TotalYEAR G/GS MIN/AVG FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG AST BLK STL2017-18 31-5 726/23.4 158-335 .472 48-141 .340 55-81 .679 62 2.0 419 13.5 39 3 41Totals 31-5 726/23.4 158-335 .472 48-141 .340 55-81 .679 62 2.0 419 13.5 39 3 41


2018-19 WILDCAT JUNIORS

2017-18: Played in all 31 games as a center, averaging 6.7 points and 3.0 rebounds per game...led the team in fi eld goal percentage (52.5 percent) shooting 84-160...made 40-50 at the free throw line (80 percent)...scored a career-high 19 points on 7-10 shooting and 5-5 from the charity stripe against New York Institute of Technology (11/25/17)...had 13 points on 6-6 shooting against Mount Marty (12/11/17)...collected a season high eight rebounds to go along with nine points against Barclay College (11/17/17)...fi nished with double-digit scoring in seven games.

2016-17: Appeared in all 29 games as a reserve center, averaging 3.9 points and 2.1 rebounds per game...led the team in blocked shots (16) and shot 51.6 percent from the fi eld (47-91) and 57.6 percent (19-33) at the free throw line...had fi ve games with nine points scored...had nine points and fi ve rebounds at the University of Mary (12/9/16) and had another nine points and fi ve rebounds the following night at Minot State...had nine points on 4-4 shooting at St. Cloud State (1/27/17), at Sioux Falls (2/11/17) and vs. Winona State (2/18/17)...played season high 25 minutes vs. Eastern New Mexico (11/26/16).

High School: Graduate of Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln HS in Iowa...averaged 18.9 points, 8.1 rebounds and 2.5 blocks per game while helping the Lynx to a 21-2 record and a trip to the Iowa Class 4A State Tournament for the fi rst time in 17 years...was named to the Iowa Newspaper Association Class 4A All-State Second Team as a junior and senior and also selected the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil City Player of the Year the last two seasons...Bonner was also a two-time All-Missouri River Conference First Team selection and fi nished his career with 1,023 points.

Personal: Son of James and Ulette Bonner...born December 18,1997...majoring in criminal justice.

Tony Bonner6-8 JuniorCenterCouncil Bluffs, Iowa(Abraham Lincoln HS)

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TONY BONNER CAREER HIGHSPoints 19 vs. New York Institute of Technology 11/25/17FG Made 7 vs. New York Institute of Technology 11/25/17 FG Attempts 10 (3 times) last at Northern State 1/12/18FT Made 5 vs. New York Institute of Technology 11/25/17FT Attempts 5 vs. New York Institute of Technology 11/25/17Assists 3 vs. Nebraska-Kearney 11/12/17Rebounds 8 vs. Barclay College 11/17/17Steals 2 (3 times) last at Southwest Minn. State 12/31/17Blocked Shots 3 (3 times) last vs. Morningside 12/15/17Minutes 28 at Minnesota Crookston 2/3/18

CAREER STATISTICS - TONY BONNER Total ReboundsYEAR G/GS MIN/AVG FG/A PCT FT/A PCT OFF DEF TOTAL AVG PTS AVG AST BLK STL2016-17 29-0 296/10.2 47-91 .516 19-33 .576 28 33 61 2.1 113 3.9 16 16 62017-18 31-2 423/13.6 84-160 .525 40-50 .800 32 62 94 3.0 208 6.7 18 15 8Totals 60-2 719/12.0 131-251 .522 59-83 .711 60 95 155 2.6 321 5.4 34 31 14

2018-19 WILDCAT JUNIORS


2017-18: Appeared in 23 games as a backup guard, averaging 3.4 points and 1.4 rebounds per game...scored a season high nine points against Nebraska-Kearney (11/12/17) and St. Cloud State (1/26/18)...dished out season high three assists against New York Institute of Technology (11/25/17) and Mount Marty (12/11/17)...grabbed six rebounds against Mount Marty...named to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team.

2016-17: Played in all 29 games as a reserve guard, averaging 5.3 points and 2.1 rebounds per game...scored double fi gures in three games, highlighted by season-high 20 points on 6 of 10 shooting (5 of 8 3-pointers) at Upper Iowa (1/21/17)...scored 16 points vs. Northern State (1/13/17) and grabbed season-high six rebounds vs. Sioux Falls (12/30/16)...handed out season-high seven assists vs. Eastern New Mexico (11/26/16).

2015-16: Redshirted

High School: Graduate of Algona High School in Iowa...averaged 19.3 points and 3.8 assists per game during senior season, leading Iowa Class 3A in 3-point fi eld goals during senior season with 72...was named Iowa Newspaper Association Class 3A Second Team All-State, shooting 41 percent from the fi eld and 77 percent at the free throw line leading Algona to a 17-5 record...during junior season, produced 13.9 points a game and fi nished high school career with 160 3-point baskets.

Personal: Son of Todd and Shelly TerHark...born on June 12, 1996...majoring in sport management and fi nance at Wayne State.

Luke TerHark6-2, Junior GuardAlgona, Iowa(Algona HS)

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LUKE TERHARK CAREER HIGHSPoints 20 at Upper Iowa 1/21/17FG Made 6 at Upper Iowa 1/21/17FG Attempts 14 vs. Northern State 1/13/173 PT FG 5 at Upper Iowa 1/21/173 PT FG Att. 8 (twice) at Upper Iowa 1/21/17FT Made 5 vs. Augustana 11/20/17FT Attempts 9 vs. Augustana 11/20/17Assists 7 vs. Eastern New Mexico 11/26/16Rebounds 6 (twice) last vs. Mount Marty 12/11/17Steals 2 (3 times) last vs. Barclay College 11/17/17Blocked Shots 1 (fi ve times) last vs. Nebraska Christian 12/5/17Minutes 32 at Winona State 1/20/17

CAREER STATISTICS - LUKE TERHARK Total 3-Point TotalYEAR G/GS MIN/AVG FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG AST BLK STL2016-17 29-0 542/18.7 51-153 .333 32-92 .348 19-29 .655 62 2.1 153 5.3 30 3 92017-18 23-0 277/12.0 26-69 .377 16-44 .364 11-18 .611 32 1.4 79 3.4 24 2 6Totals 52-0 819/15.8 77-222 .347 48-136 .353 30-47 .638 94 1.8 232 4.5 54 5 15


2018-19 WILDCAT SOPHOMORES

2017-18: Appeared in 21 games as a reserve guard, averaging 1.9 points and 1.9 rebounds per game...shot 46.2 percent (18-39) from the fi eld...scored a season high eight points on two separate occasions against Nebraska Christian (12/5/17) with fi ve rebounds and vs. Mount Marty (12/11/17)...matched season high fi ve re-bounds against Minnesota State (12/1/17).

High School: Graduate of New London High School in Iowa...three year starter and letter winner in basketball...missed part of senior season due to injury and still averaged 15.1 points, 10.8 rebounds and 4.3 blocks in 12 games during season...helped team to 21-4 record and Class 1A state tournament berth...as a junior recorded 15.6 points, 9.1 rebounds and 4.0 blocks per game to earn First Team All-Southeast Iowa Super Conference honors...was a Second Team All-Conference Selection as a sophomore averaging 12 points per game...received Distinguished Academic Achievement Award from IHSAA as a sophomore and junior.

Personal: Son of Lee and Sharon Dentlinger...born May 13,1998...majoring in pre-vet.

Ben Dentlinger6-7, SophomoreGuardNew London, Iowa(New London HS)

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BEN DENTLINGER CAREER HIGHSPoints 8 (twice) last vs. Mount Marty 12/11/17FG Made 4 (twice) last vs. Mount Marty 12/11/17FG Attempts 7 vs. Nebraska Christian 12/5/173 PT FG Made none3 PT FG Att. 1 (fi ve times) last at MSU Moorhead 1/13/18FT Made 2 vs. St. Cloud State 1/26/18FT Attempts 2 (four times) last vs. St. Cloud State 1/26/18Rebounds 5 (twice) last vs. Nebraska Christian 12/5/17Assists 1 (fi ve times) last at Bemidji State 2/2/18Steals 1 vs. Nebraska Christian 12/5/17Blocked Shots 1 (fi ve times) last at Bemidji State 2/2/18Minutes 19 vs. Mount Marty 12/11/17

CAREER STATISTICS - BEN DENTLINGER Total ReboundsYEAR G/GS MIN/AVG FG/A PCT FT/A PCT OFF DEF TOTAL AVG PTS AVG AST BLK STL2017-18 21-0 139/6.6 18-39 .462 4-9 .444 16 24 40 1.9 40 1.9 5 5 1Totals 21-0 139/6.6 18-39 .462 4-9 .444 16 24 40 1.9 40 1.9 5 5 1

2018-19 TRANSFERS/REDSHIRT FRESHMEN

Before Wayne State: Played two seasons at Kirkwood Community College in Iowa...averaged 6.0 points and 2.3 rebounds per game in sophomore season (2016-17), helping team to 25-7 record...played on national championship team at Kirkwood in 2015-16 as a freshman, averaging 5.6 points and 2.3 rebounds per game in 25 games.

High School: Graduate of Port Washington High School in Wisconsin...was a two year starter...earned First Team All-State and All-North Shore Conference honors as a senior, averaging 20.5 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game.

Personal: Son of Carolyn Jackson...born April 7, 1996...majoring in business marketing.

2017-18: Sat out season as a redshirt.

High School: Graduate of Parkview Christian High School...was a four year starter in basketball...as a senior averaged 9.7 points and 10.3 rebounds per game with 58 blocks, helping Pa-triots to 21-5 record and trip to Class D2 state tournament...named Lincoln Journal Star Class D2 Second Team All-State as a senior...produced 14.4 points, 13.8 rebounds and 4.2 blocks per game during junior season...accounted for 13.4 points, 12.9 rebounds and 4.9 blocks per contest as a sophomore...was First Team All-Nebraska Frontier Conference three seasons and was Second Team All-State as a junior.

Personal: Son of Russ and Jennifer Pinyan...majoring in con-struction management at Wayne State.

Al'Tavius Jackson6-2, JuniorGuardAtlanta,Georgia(Kirkwood CC / Port Washington HS)

Nosa Iyagbaye6-9, R-FreshmanCenterLincoln,Nebraska(Parkview Christian HS)

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Obi Patrick6-1, JuniorGuardMontgomery Village,Maryland(Cloud County CC /Watkins Mill HS)

Before Wayne State College: Attended Cloud County Com-munity College in Kansas during 2017-18 season...averaged 3.0 points per game in 25 contests.

High School: Graduate of Watkins Mill High School in Mary-land...was a two year starter in basketball, averaging 20 points, six rebounds and two assists per game to earn All-Metro and All-Conference honors.

Personal: Son of Amaka and Uche Patrick...born March 25, 1997... majoring in computer science.

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The annual Alumni vs. Varsity game was played in Rice Auditorium on Saturday, October 20 with the Varsity posting a 104-80 victory.

2018-19 WILDCAT FRESHMEN

High School: Graduate of Lincoln East High School...three year starter in basketball...averaged 15.2 points and 9.3 rebounds per game to help Lincoln East to 24-2 record and Class A State Tournament...named Class A Second Team All-State by Omaha World Herald and Third Team Super State from Lincoln Journal Star during senior season...accounted for 14.1 points and 8.1 rebounds per game as a junior, receiving All-City and All-Heartland Athletic Conference honors...averaged 11.1 points and 4.8 rebounds per game as a sophomore, earning honorable mention All-State, All-City and All-Conference honors.

Personal: Son of Dana and Cindy Janssen...born September 6, 1999...majoring in fi nance.

High School: Graduate of Millard North High School...three year starter in basketball...averaged 21.1 points and 5.3 re-bounds per game during senior season to earn Lincoln Journal Star Super State Third Team honors...shot 55 percent from the fi eld and 75 percent from the free throw line...was a Second Team All-Metro Conference selection as a junior and senior to go with Class A honorable mention All-State...averaged 17.0 points and 3.9 rebounds per game during junior season.

Personal: Son of Steve and Kathy Ferrarini...born June 30, 1999...majoring in education.

Jordan Janssen6-7, FreshmanForwardLincoln,Nebraska(Lincoln East HS)

Nick Ferrarini6-5, FreshmanGuardOmaha,Nebraska(Millard North HS)

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Nate Mohr6-2, FreshmanGuardGlenwood,Iowa(Glenwood HS)

High School: Graduate of Glenwood High School in Iowa...earned Iowa Class 3A First Team Iowa Print Sports Writers As-sociation honors after averaging 14.0 points and 5.2 assists per game as a senior, helping team to 25-2 record and Class 3A State Title...made 59 3-pointers and shot 89.6 percent (69-77) at the free throw line...was Second Team Iowa Newspaper Association All-State as a junior, averaging 19.7 points and 4.7 assists per game while making 76 3-pointers and shooting 87.1 percent (81-93) at the charity stripe...as a sophomore, named Third Team All-State after averaging 17.8 points, 4.66 assists and 2.5 rebounds per contest.

Personal: Son of Troy and Karri Mohr...born May 15, 1999...majoring in education.

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Nate Thayer6-3, FreshmanGuardSpringfi eld, Nebraska(Platteview HS)

High School: Graduate of Platteview High School...four year starter in basketball...in senior season, averaged 14.8 points and 6.9 rebounds per game leading team to 24-3 record and Class B state tournament...was named Class B First Team All-State by Omaha World Herald and Second Team All-State by Lin-coln Journal Star as a senior...averaged 20.9 points and 5.0 re-bounds per game while shooting 52 percent from the 3-point line during junior season, receiving Class B Second Team All-State honors...in 102 games during high school career, scored 1,659 points and averaged 16.3 points and 5.5 rebounds per game.

Personal: Son of Bruce and Amy Thayer...born June 30, 1999...majoring in accounting.

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2017-18 STATISTICS / RESULTS TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDSPlayer GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts AvgKendall Jacks 31 30 933 30.1 167 331 .505 14 36 .389 77 97 .794 44 107 151 4.9 66 0 69 68 4 28 425 13.7Trevin Joseph 31 5 726 23.4 158 335 .472 48 141 .340 55 81 .679 15 47 62 2.0 28 0 39 38 3 41 419 13.5Vance Janssen 31 30 815 26.3 102 223 .457 34 79 .430 52 60 .867 8 89 97 3.1 77 3 62 43 10 46 290 9.4Jordan Cornelius 31 29 796 25.7 87 179 .486 28 76 .368 48 61 .787 30 110 140 4.5 57 0 42 27 20 19 250 8.1Brian Goodwin 31 27 724 23.4 75 163 .460 34 88 .386 31 47 .660 15 106 121 3.9 54 1 59 24 10 23 215 6.9Tony Bonner 31 2 423 13.6 84 160 .525 0 1 .000 40 50 .800 32 62 94 3.0 63 1 18 34 15 8 208 6.7Austin Esters 31 1 541 17.5 62 136 .456 6 14 .429 30 51 .588 27 65 92 3.0 45 1 24 25 1 9 160 5.2Matt Thomas 30 26 505 16.8 54 133 .406 19 60 .317 14 17 .824 6 25 31 1.0 52 1 41 36 2 16 141 4.7Luke TerHark 23 0 277 12.0 26 69 .377 16 44 .364 11 18 .611 4 28 32 1.4 41 1 24 18 2 6 79 3.4Ben Dentlinger 21 0 139 6.6 18 39 .462 0 5 .000 4 9 .444 16 24 40 1.9 12 0 5 7 5 1 40 1.9JJ Zumbrennen 27 5 235 8.7 14 32 .438 7 21 .333 15 20 .750 1 8 9 0.3 15 0 7 2 0 10 50 1.9Dillan Wolfgram 5 0 19 3.8 1 4 .250 0 0 .00 3 7 .429 3 3 6 1.2 1 0 1 0 0 0 5 1.0Tyler Nagy 13 0 54 4.2 5 17 .294 1 10 .100 0 0 .000 0 2 2 0.2 1 0 4 3 0 1 11 0.8Dovydas Burneika 11 0 39 3.5 3 10 .300 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 2 8 10 0.9 3 0 1 3 2 1 6 0.5TEAM 39 48 87 1 12 Total 31 6226 856 1831 .468 207 575 .360 380 520 .731 242 732 974 31.4 516 8 396 340 74 209 2299 74.2Opponents 31 6226 815 1748 .466 217 544 .399 431 576 .748 271 811 1082 34.9 528 - 376 418 92 180 2278 73.5

SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS Off. Def. TotalWayne State College 1059 1228 12 2299 Wayne State College 53 9 62Opponents 1089 1179 10 2278 Opponents 66 9 75

RECORD Overall Home Away Neutral ATTENDANCE INFO. Games Total Avg./GameAll Games 14-17 10-6 3-10 1-1 Home 16 10654 666 Conference 9-13 6-5 3-8 0-0 Away 13 14330 1102Non-Conference 5-4 4-1 0-2 1-1 Neutral 2 616 308 Total 31 25600 826 DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11/10/17 at Nebraska-Kearney L 66-71 1128 (17)Goodwin, Brian (8)Cornelius, Jordan11/12/17 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY W 82-72 667 (20)Janssen, Vance (8)Goodwin, Brian11/17/17 BARCLAY COLLEGE W 100-58 527 (16)Jacks, Kendall (8)Goodwin, Brian (8)Bonner, Tony11/20/17 AUGUSTANA (SD) * W 80-75 809 (20)Jacks, Kendall (7)Cornelius, Jordan11/25/17 vs. NYIT % W 78-57 501 (20)Jacks, Kendall (9)Esters, Austin11/26/17 vs. Missouri Southern % L 77-79 115 (23)Jacks, Kendall (5)Jacks, Kendall12/1/17 at Minnesota State * L 58-86 1298 (9)Cornelius, Jordan (5)Dentlinger, Ben (9)Bonner, Tony12/2/17 at Concordia-St. Paul * W 76-57 310 (28)Jacks, Kendall (6)Janssen, Vance12/5/17 NEBRASKA CHRISTIAN W 86-47 516 (14)Goodwin, Brian (6)Bonner, Tony (6)Goodwin, Brian12/8/17 UNIVERSITY OF MARY * W 85-63 709 (20)Cornelius, Jordan (8)Goodwin, Brian12/9/17 MINOT STATE * L 68-69 631 (18)Joseph, Trevin (7)Jacks, Kendall12/11/17 MOUNT MARTY W 92-69 533 (15)Joseph, Trevin (6)TerHark, Luke (15)Cornelius, Jordan 12/15/17 MORNINGSIDE L 66-70 617 (17)Janssen, Vance (7)Janssen, Vance12/19/17 at Augustana (SD) * L 70-80 2259 (12)Janssen, Vance (5)Esters, Austin (12)Jacks, Kendall 12/30/17 at Sioux Falls * W 78-66 566 (22)Joseph, Trevin (7)Cornelius, Jordan12/31/17 at Southwest Minnesota * L 65-86 745 (15)Joseph, Trevin (5)Janssen, Vance (5)Bonner, Tony1/5/18 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL * W 83-71 548 (16)Goodwin, Brian (8)Goodwin, Brian1/6/18 MINNESOTA STATE * L 74-75 553 (13)Janssen, Vance (7)Jacks, Kendall1/12/18 at Northern State * L 69-71 3711 (16)Joseph, Trevin (6)Jacks, Kendall1/13/18 at MSU Moorhead * L 66-90 901 (14)Jacks, Kendall (8)Cornelius, Jordan1/19/18 WINONA STATE * W 69-67 743 (19)Joseph, Trevin (10)Cornelius, Jordan1/20/18 UPPER IOWA * L 76-84 812 (20)Jacks, Kendall (8)Cornelius, Jordan1/26/18 ST. CLOUD STATE * L 58-82 771 (10)Bonner, Tony (5)Bonner, Tony (10)Goodwin, Brian1/27/18 MINNESOTA DULUTH * W(ot) 88-86 686 (22)Janssen, Vance (9)Cornelius, Jordan2/2/18 at Bemidji State * L 70-91 353 (24)Joseph, Trevin (8)Jacks, Kendall2/3/18 at Minnesota Crookston * W 85-74 612 (26)Joseph, Trevin (8)Jacks, Kendall2/9/18 SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA * L 60-75 731 (15)Joseph, Trevin (9)Jacks, Kendall2/10/18 SIOUX FALLS * W 78-64 801 (16)Cornelius, Jordan (5)Goodwin, Brian (5)Esters, Austin2/16/18 at Upper Iowa * L 68-73 685 (20)Jacks, Kendall (15)Jacks, Kendall2/17/18 at Winona State * L 71-89 1221 (26)Joseph, Trevin (6)Jacks, Kendall2/21/18 at St. Cloud State $ L 57-81 541 (13)Joseph, Trevin (8)Cornelius, JordanHOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS/BOLD & Sanford Pentagon Showcase - Sioux Falls, S.D. * Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference games $ NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament


THE NORTHERN SUNINTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE


From its modest origin as a six-team alliance over eight decades ago, the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference has matured into a 16-team union of upper Midwest colleges and universities to form arguably the strongest affi liation in NCAA Division II. The NSIC can trace its roots to 1932 when six schools, including Bemidji State University, Minnesota State University, Mankato, Minnesota State University Moorhead, St. Cloud State University, University of Minnesota Duluth and Winona State University signed on as charter members. All remain active sub-scribers of the league today. Southwest Minnesota State University was added in 1969, followed by Northern State University in 1978, Wayne State College (NE) in 1998, Concordia University-St. Paul and the University of Minnesota Crookston in 1999, the University of Mary and Upper Iowa University in 2006, Augus-tana College in 2008 and Minot State University and the University of Sioux Falls in 2012. Minnesota State, St. Cloud State and Minnesota Duluth left the league to join the North Central Conference but returned to the NSIC in 2008. University of Minnesota, Morris and Michigan Tech University were once part of the NSIC family as well. In 1992 the NSIC became a true athletic showcase for both men and women with the merger of the traditional Northern Intercollegiate Conference (NIC) and the Northern Sun Conference (NSC), the home of women’s athletics since 1979. Before NSIC affi liates became certifi ed for championship competition in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in 1995, its member institutions fi lled prominent roles in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). NIC and NSC clubs annually dispatched qualifi ed student-athletes to national tournaments and captured several NAIA teams and individual championships. The NSIC continues to make a major imprint nationally, winning 21 national titles since 2006. Winona State men claimed NCAA II Basketball Championships in 2006 and 2008 and narrowly missed a third crown, falling in a last second shot in 2007. In addition, the Warriors established a NCAA II record of 57 consecutive victories. Concordia University launched an ongoing streak of seven consecutive NCAA II Volleyball Championships in 2007. In 2008 the Golden Bears won 37 straight matches after a season opening loss on their way to a second consecutive title and scripted a marvelous encore in 2009 with a perfect 37-0 fi nish, a third straight national crown and a winning streak of 74 straight matches. In 2010 the Golden Bear extended that NCAA record win streak to 75 before dropping their second match of the season. They started 2010 with a 10-4 record before ripping off 22 straight wins on their way to their fourth straight national title. In 2011, after overcoming midseason injuries, the Golden Bears hit their stride. The Golden Bears knocked off No. 1 and undefeated Cal State San Bernardino to become the fi rst team in the history of NCAA Division II women’s volleyball, to capture a fi fth consecutive NCAA Division II Championship. Then in 2012, the Golden Bears again made a late season and championship match surge as they defeated Tampa 3-2 after trailing 0-2 to win their sixth straight NCAA DII Volleyball National Championship. In 2013 Concordia-St. Paul won the NSIC regular season title, but was defeated in the NSIC Tournament Championship by Minnesota Duluth. But from there the Golden Bears ripped off six straight NCAA postseason wins, extending their streak to 42, on their way to a 3-0 sweep of BYU-Hawaii to win another NCAA National Champion-ship. After a two year hiatus, the Golden Bears return to the top of Division II volleyball as they won the 2016 and 2017 national championships. In a most surprising run, Minnesota Duluth completed a perfect 15-0 season by winning the 2008 NCAA Division II Football Championship. The Bulldogs, limited to only 24 scholarships by league rule, swept a fi eld of fully-funded teams, including top ranked Grand Valley State and number three Northwest Missouri State. Two years later, in 2010, the Bulldogs repeated that feat, going 15-0 again to win the national championship. The Bulldogs became the fi rst NCAA DII football squad to win two national championships with undefeated records. Minnesota State added more luster to the league by fi nishing 32-2 and claiming the 2008-09 NCAA II Women’s Basketball Championship. The Mavericks rolled to a wild 103-94 victory over Franklin Pierce to set a NCAA record for total points in the title game.In 2017 the Maverick softball team went 64-7 to win the National Championship. The Mavericks went 10-1 in NCAA play, including 5-0 in Salem Virginia as they defeated Angelo State 5-1 in the championship game. Augustana got into the mix of national championships in 2011 when their women’s cross country team turned in a true team performance in Spokane, Wash. All fi ve Viking runners earned All-American status as Augustana won the fi rst cross country national championship in NSIC history. The Vikings men’s basketball team won the 2015-16 National Championship after going 34-2 and defeating Lincoln Memorial 90-81 in Frisco, Texas. The Augustana baseball team became the fi rst NSIC institution to win a national championship in baseball, as the Vikings had an impressive post season, going 8-1 in NCAA play and a perfect 4-0 in Cary, North Carolina to fi nish the season 52-9. After multiple runner-up fi nishes, the St. Cloud State Huskies fi nally captured the national championship in wrestling in 2015. They repeated in 2016 and then took home the title again in 2018. The NSIC has also had 12 athletes awarded with the NCAA Elite 90 Award on 15 occasions. Earning the award were DJ Pollard (Northern State, Men’s Basketball, 2018) Grant Pulver (UMD, Cross Country 2017), Leisa McClintock (WSC, Volleyball 2015), Tavia Rutherford (USF, Golf, 2015) Claire Sames (SMSU, Volleyball, 2014), Kara Pioske (Concordia-St. Paul, Volleyball 2013), Billy Brockmueller (Sioux Falls, Cross Country 2012, 2014 & IDTF 2014), Ben Keller (Minnesota State, Baseball 2012 & 2013), Cody Lensing (Augustana, Wrestling 2012), Kendra Huettl (Min-nesota State, Softball, 2011), Matt Braithwaite (Augustana, Cross Country, 2010) and Lauren Brown (Winona State, Outdoor Track & Field, 2010). Member schools continue to emphasize the educational, entertainment and unifying value of sports while pointing with pride to the many advan-tages to be gained by attending these colleges and universities. The NSIC is committed to providing rewarding experiences for its student-athletes, and while the challenges that loom are sizable, indeed, the NSIC is surely well positioned for the future. (By Larry Scott & Nick Kornder)

2017-18 NSIC BASKETBALLTEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS (All Games)

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L PTS AVG1. Minnesota State 34 24-10 2787 82.0 2. Augustana 30 16-14 2459 82.0 3. Northern State 40 36-4 3221 80.54. Upper Iowa 32 17-15 2569 80.35. Sioux Falls 30 20-10 2384 79.56. Winona State 29 19-10 2286 78.87. Southwest Minnesota 34 25-9 2680 78.88. Minot State 30 20-10 2354 78.59. St. Cloud State 33 24-9 2565 77.710. MSU Moorhead 29 7-22 2174 75.011. Minnesota Crookston 29 10-19 2168 74.812. Wayne State 31 14-16 2299 74.213. Bemidji State 28 12-16 2040 72.914. University of Mary 27 6-21 1898 70.315. Minnesota Duluth 30 12-18 2106 70.216. Concordia-St. Paul 29 5-24 1959 67.6

SCORING DEFENSE G PTS AVG1. Northern State 40 2688 67.22. St. Cloud State 33 2237 67.83. Southwest Minnesota 34 2458 72.34. Winona State 29 2102 72.55. Minot State 30 2183 72.86. Wayne State 31 2278 73.57. Sioux Falls 30 2212 73.78. Minnesota Duluth 30 2255 75.29. Minnesota Crookston 29 2190 75.510. Bemidji State 28 2115 75.511. Minnesota State 34 2578 75.812. Augustana 30 2310 77.013. University of Mary 27 2080 77.014. Concordia-St. Paul 29 2314 79.815. Upper Iowa 32 2593 81.016. MSU Moorhead 29 2393 82.5

SCORING MARGIN G OFF DEF Margin1. Northern State 40 80.5 67.2 13.32. St. Cloud State 33 77.7 67.8 9.93. Southwest Minnesota 34 78.8 72.3 6.54. Winona State 29 78.8 72.5 6.35. Minnesota State 34 82.0 75.8 6.16. Minot State 30 78.5 72.8 5.77. Sioux Falls 30 79.5 73.7 5.78. Augustana 30 82.0 77.0 5.09. Wayne State 31 74.2 73.5 0.710. Upper Iowa 32 80.3 81.0 -0.811. Minnesota Crookston 29 74.8 75.5 -0.812. Bemidji State 28 72.9 75.5 -2.713. Minnesota Duluth 30 70.2 75.2 -5.014. University of Mary 27 70.3 77.0 -6.715. MSU Moorhead 29 75.0 82.5 -7.616. Concordia-St. Paul 29 67.6 79.8 -12.2

FREE THROW PCT. G FTM FTA PCT1. Minnesota Crookston 29 375 471 .7962. Minot State 30 387 495 .7823. MSU Moorhead 29 399 523 .7634. Augustana 30 370 588 .7585. Southwest Minnesota 34 435 574 .7586. Minnesota State 34 512 677 .7567. Minnesota Duluth 30 456 605 .7548. Northern State 40 544 733 .7429. Winona State 29 335 452 .74110. University of Mary 27 359 485 .74011. Upper Iowa 32 455 616 .73912. Wayne State 31 380 520 .73113. Sioux Falls 30 467 642 .72714. St. Cloud State 33 409 570 .71815. Bemidji State 28 315 441 .71416. Concordia-St. Paul 29 319 464 .688


FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG FGA PCT1. Northern State 40 1175 2286 .5142. St. Cloud State 33 959 1913 .5013. Southwest Minnesota 34 986 2016 .4894. Minot State 30 873 1801 .4855. Minnesota State 34 1001 2092 .4786. Upper Iowa 32 920 1927 .4777. Winona State 29 832 1760 .4738. Augustana 30 895 1901 .4719. Wayne State 31 856 1831 .46810. MSU Moorhead 29 781 1675 .46611. Sioux Falls 30 845 1832 .46112. Bemidji State 28 743 1615 .46013. Minnesota Crookston 29 780 1734 .45014. University of Mary 27 667 1485 .44915. Concordia-St. Paul 29 739 1657 .44616. Minnesota Duluth 30 718 1709 .420

FG PCT. DEFENSE G FG FGA PCT1. Northern State 40 989 2290 .4322. Bemidji State 28 775 1763 .4403. Sioux Falls 30 778 1762 .4424. St. Cloud State 33 829 1863 .4455. Upper Iowa 32 930 2042 .4556. Augustana 30 804 1762 .4567. Minot State 30 781 1704 .4588. Southwest Minnesota 34 894 1948 .4599. Minnesota State 34 943 2054 .45910. Winona State 29 765 1650 .46411. Wayne State 31 815 1748 .46612. Minnesota Crookston 29 827 1757 .47113. Concordia-St. Paul 29 811 1712 .47414. Minnesota Duluth 30 820 1721 .47615. University of Mary 27 754 1558 .48416. MSU Moorhead 29 910 1841 .494

3-POINT FG PCT. G FG FGA PCT1. Minnesota State 34 273 645 .4232. Southwest Minnesota 34 273 674 .4053. Winona State 29 287 710 .4044. Northern State 40 327 810 .4045. Augustana 30 299 756 .3966. Upper Iowa 32 274 694 .3957. St. Cloud State 33 238 623 .3828. Minnesota Crookston 29 233 610 .3829. Minot State 30 221 589 .37510. Sioux Falls 30 227 617 .36811. Bemidji State 28 239 661 .36212. Wayne State 31 207 575 .36013. University of Mary 27 205 574 .35714. MSU Moorhead 29 213 604 .35315. Minnesota Duluth 30 214 620 .34516. Concordia-St. Paul 29 162 481 .337

3-POINT FG PCT. DEFENSE G FG FGA PCT1. Minnesota State 34 217 652 .3332. Northern State 40 220 654 .3363. St. Cloud State 33 210 601 .3494. Southwest Minnesota 34 245 687 .3575. Minot State 30 226 627 .3606. Bemidji State 28 245 679 .3617. Upper Iowa 32 267 739 .3618. Winona State 29 253 675 .3759. Minnesota Crookston 29 207 549 .37710. Sioux Falls 30 225 593 .37911. Minnesota Duluth 30 228 589 .38712. University of Mary 27 244 629 .38813. Augustana 30 278 714 .38914. Wayne State 31 217 544 .39915. MSU Moorhead 29 267 669 .39916. Concordia-St. Paul 29 287 708 .405

3-POINT FG MADE G NO AVG1. Augustana 30 299 10.02. Winona State 29 287 9.93. Upper Iowa 32 274 8.64. Bemidji State 28 239 8.55. Northern State 40 327 8.26. Minnesota Crookston 29 233 8.07. Minnesota State 34 273 8.08. Southwest Minnesota 34 273 8.09. University of Mary 27 205 7.610. Sioux Falls 30 227 7.611. Minot State 30 221 7.412. MSU Moorhead 29 213 7.313. St. Cloud State 33 238 7.214. Minnesota Duluth 30 214 7.115. Wayne State 31 207 6.716. Concordia-St. Paul 29 162 5.6

REBOUNDING OFFENSE G NO AVG1. Sioux Falls 30 1146 38.22. Augustana 30 1094 36.53. Northern State 40 1458 36.54. Minnesota State 34 1225 36.05. Concordia-St. Paul 29 1019 35.16. Bemidji State 28 978 34.97. Minot State 30 1028 34.38. Southwest Minnesota 34 1141 33.69. St. Cloud State 33 1106 33.510. Winona State 29 968 33.411. Upper Iowa 32 1065 33.312. Minnesota Crookston 29 948 32.713. Minnesota Duluth 30 978 32.614. MSU Moorhead 29 943 32.515. Wayne State 31 974 31.416. University of Mary 27 799 29.6

REBOUNDING DEFENSE G NO AVG1. Northern State 40 1148 28.72. St. Cloud State 33 1041 31.53. Minot State 30 956 31.94. Concordia-St. Paul 29 925 31.95. Southwest Minnesota 34 1091 32.16. Sioux Falls 30 965 32.27. Winona State 29 933 32.28. Augustana 30 998 33.39. Minnesota State 34 1160 34.110. University of Mary 27 927 34.311. MSU Moorhead 29 1009 34.812. Wayne State 31 1082 34.913. Minnesota Duluth 30 1050 35.014. Minnesota Crookston 29 1045 36.015. Bemidjo State 28 1017 36.316. Upper Iowa 32 1189 37.2

REBOUND MARGIN G Team Avg Opp Avg Marg1. Northern State 40 1458 36.5 1148 28.7 7.82. Sioux Falls 30 1146 38.2 965 32.2 6.03. Concordia-St. Paul 29 1019 35.1 925 31.9 3.24. Augustana 30 1094 36.5 998 33.3 3.25. Minot State 30 1028 34.3 956 31.9 2.46. St. Cloud State 33 1106 33.5 1041 31.5 2.07. Minnesota State 34 1225 36.0 1160 34.1 1.98. Southwest Minnesota 34 1141 33.6 1091 32.1 1.59. Winona State 29 968 33.4 933 32.2 1.210. Bemidji State 28 978 34.9 1017 36.3 -1.411. MSU Moorhead 29 943 32.5 1009 34.8 -2.312. Minnesota Duluth 30 978 32.6 1050 35.0 -2.413. Minnesota Crookston 29 948 32.7 1045 36.0 -3.314. Wayne State 31 974 31.4 1082 34.9 -3.515. Upper Iowa 32 1065 33.3 1189 37.2 -3.916. University of Mary 27 799 29.6 927 34.3 -4.7

2017-18 NSIC BASKETBALL


BLOCKED SHOTS G NO AVG1. Minnesota Crookston 29 158 5.452. St. Cloud State 33 148 4.483. Northern State 40 164 4.104. Sioux Falls 30 120 4.005. Upper Iowa 32 105 3.286. Minnesota Duluth 30 86 2.877. Concordia-St. Paul 29 80 2.768. Minnesota State 34 89 2.629. Wayne State 31 74 2.3810. Southwest Minnesota 34 80 2.3511. Minot State 30 68 2.2712. Augustana 30 62 2.0712. University of Mary 27 53 1.9614. Bemidji State 28 53 1.8915. MSU Moorhead 29 49 1.6916. Winona State 29 40 1.38

ASSISTS G NO AVG1. St. Cloud State 33 553 16.762. Augustana 30 498 16.603. Northern State 40 629 15.734. Winona State 29 436 15.035. Upper Iowa 32 474 14.816. Southwest Minnesota 34 495 14.567. Minot State 30 411 13.708. Bemidji State 28 374 13.369. Sioux Falls 30 399 13.3010. Wayne State 31 396 12.7711. Minnesota State 34 431 12.6812. Concordia-St. Paul 29 367 12.6513. University of Mary 27 327 12.1114. Minnesota Duluth 30 359 11.9715. Minnesota Crookston 29 301 10.3816. MSU Moorhead 29 284 9.79

STEALS G NO AVG1. Southwest Minnesota 34 234 6.882. Wayne State 31 209 6.743. St. Cloud State 33 209 6.334. Winona State 29 180 6.215. University of Mary 27 153 5.676. Upper Iowa 32 178 5.567. Augustana 30 163 5.438. Sioux Falls 30 162 5.409. Minot State 30 158 5.2710. Minnesota Crookston 29 149 5.1411. Northern State 40 203 5.08

TEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS (All games)STEALS (Cont.) G NO AVG12. Minnesota State 34 172 5.0613. Minnesota Duluth 30 144 4.8014. Concordia-St. Paul 29 133 4.5915. Bemidji State 28 127 4.5416. MSU Moorhead 29 101 3.48

TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg Opp Avg Marg1. Winona State 29 259 8.9 336 11.6 2.662. St. Cloud State 33 331 10.0 418 12.7 2.643. Wayne State 31 340 11.0 418 13.5 2.524. Minot State 30 277 9.2 335 11.2 1.935. Southwest Minnesota 34 337 9.9 401 11.8 1.886. Minnesota Crookston 29 303 10.4 336 11.6 1.147. Minnesota State 34 352 10.4 376 11.1 0.718. Augustana 30 365 12.2 383 12.8 0.609. Minnesota Duluth 30 283 9.4 297 9.9 0.4710. University of Mary 27 320 11.9 322 11.9 0.0711. Sioux Falls 30 350 11.7 347 11.6 -0.1012. Upper Iowa 32 385 12.0 377 11.8 -0.2513. Northern State 40 469 11.7 526 10.7 -1.0814. MSU Moorhead 29 286 9.9 223 7.7 -2.1715. Bemidji State 28 329 11.8 264 9.4 -2.3216. Concordia-St. Paul 29 418 14.4 279 9.6 -4.79

ASST/TURN. RATIO G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio1. Winona State 29 436 15.0 259 8.9 1.682. St. Cloud State 33 553 16.8 331 10.0 1.673. Minot State 30 411 13.7 277 9.2 1.484. Southwest Minnesota 34 495 14.6 337 9.9 1.475. Augustana 30 498 16.6 365 12.2 1.366. Northern State 40 629 15.7 469 11.7 1.347. Minnesota Duluth 30 359 12.0 283 9.4 1.278. Upper Iowa 32 474 14.8 385 12.0 1.239. Minnesota State 34 431 12.7 352 10.4 1.2210. Wayne State 31 396 12.8 340 11.0 1.1711. Sioux Falls 30 399 13.3 350 11.7 1.1412. Bemidji State 28 374 13.4 329 11.8 1.1413. University of Mary 27 327 12.1 320 11.9 1.0214. Minnesota Crookston 29 301 10.4 303 10.4 0.9915. Northern State 29 284 9.8 286 9.9 0.9916. Concordia-St. Paul 29 367 12.7 418 14.4 0.87

Rice Auditorium became known in the late 90's as the "Rice Rowdies", named after the vocal fans that cheered on the Wildcats during Wayne State's prominent run in the 90's under head coach Greg McDermott.

INDIVIDUALSTATISTICAL LEADERS

(All games)SCORING G FG 3FG FT PTS AVG1. Harrison Cleary-UMC 29 241 77 143 702 24.22. Trevon Evans-USF 29 212 67 120 611 21.1 3. Tyler Rudolph-MINOT 30 251 41 87 630 21.04. Drew Guebert-USF 30 205 67 119 596 19.95. Brandon Myer-UMD 30 200 39 152 591 19.76. Gage Davis-SCSU 25 174 48 83 479 19.27. Jon Averkamp-SCSU 33 231 36 75 573 17.48. Carson Parker-UIU 32 183 61 115 542 16.99. Bryndan Matthews-CSP 27 171 18 97 457 16.910. Ryan Bruggeman-SMSU 34 190 21 171 572 16.8

REBOUNDING G OFF DEF TOT AVG1. Carter Kirk-SMSU 34 106 240 346 10.22. Marcus Asmus-AUGIE 30 87 172 259 8.63. Sean Smith-SCSU 33 77 186 263 8.04. Gage Davis-SCSU 25 40 156 196 7.85. Tyler Rudolph-MINOT 30 63 168 231 7.76. Brandon Myer-UMD 30 47 180 227 7.67. David Akibo-MINOT 30 43 173 216 7.28. Travaun Coad-MSUM 27 31 159 190 7.09. Chris Kendrik-MSU 34 62 177 239 7.010. Logan Doyle-NSU 40 76 202 278 7.0

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FG FGA PCT1. Logan Doyle-NSU 40 182 273 .6672. Sean Smith-SCSU 33 143 223 .6413. Carter Evans-NSU 40 191 306 .6244. Carter Kirk-SMSU 34 211 343 .6155. Jon Averkamp-SCSU 33 231 376 .6146. Munachiso Okonkwo-UIU 32 116 190 .6117. Tyler Rudolph-MINOT 30 251 430 .5848. Ted Brown-CSP 29 101 175 .5779. Addison Park-MSUM 29 150 262 .57310. Gable Smith-UMC 29 98 172 .570

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE G FTM FTA TOT1. Harrison Cleary-UMC 29 143 149 .9602. Luis Ricci Maia-MINOT 30 64 69 .9283. Carson Parker-UIU 32 115 131 .8784. Ryan Bruggeman-SMSU 34 171 201 .8515. Tyler Rudolph-MINOT 30 87 104 .8376. DJ Pollard-NSU 40 133 159 .8367. Kevin Krieger-MSU 34 102 122 .8368. Jordan Spencer-AUGIE 30 85 102 .8339. Brandon Myer-UMD 30 152 183 .83110. Tanner Kretchman-MSUM 29 83 100 .83010. Gage Davis-SCSU 25 83 100 .830

ASSISTS G ASSISTS AVG1. Jordan Spencer-AUGIE 30 230 7.72. Ryan Bruggeman-SMSU 34 218 6.43. Luis Ricci Maia-MINOT 30 187 6.24. Carson Parker-UIU 32 188 5.95. Caleb Wagner-WSU 29 135 4.76. Trevor Entwsle-UMD 25 109 4.47. Christian Pekarek-BSU 28 120 4.38. Ian Smith-NSU 40 171 4.39. Jaylan White-MARY 27 110 4.110. Charlie Brown-MSU 34 132 3.9 STEALS G STEALS AVG1. Ryan Bruggeman-SMSU 34 64 1.92. Turner Moen-SMSU 34 60 1.83. Gable Smith-UMC 29 46 1.64. John Warren-AUGIE 30 47 1.65. Vance Janssen-WSC 31 46 1.56. Jordan Spencer-AUGIE 30 40 1.37. Trevin Joseph-WSC 31 41 1.38. Luis Rici Maia-MINOT 30 39 1.39. Bryndan Matthews-CSP 27 35 1.310. Dennis Austin III-UIU 31 40 1.3

2017-18 NSIC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMFIRST TEAM

Name Pos. Year SchoolJordan Spencer G Sr. AugustanaHarrison Cleary G So. Minnesota CrookstonCharlie Brown G Sr. Minnesota StateKevin Krieger G So. Minnesota StateTyler Rudolph F Sr. Minot StateIan Smith G Jr. Northern StateTrevon Evans G Jr. Sioux FallsRyan Bruggeman G Jr. Southwest Minnesota StateJon Averkamp F/C Sr. St. Cloud StateGage Davis F/G Jr. St. Cloud State

SECOND TEAMName Pos. Year SchoolBrandon Myer F So. Minnesota DuluthTanner Kretchman G Sr. MSU MoorheadLuis Ricci Maia G Sr. Minot StateLogan Doyle P Sr. Northern StateDarin Peterka G Sr. Northern StateDJ Pollard G Sr. Northern StateDrew Guebert F Jr. Sioux FallsCarter Kirk C Sr. Southwest Minnesota StateCarson Parker G Sr. Upper IowaCaleb Wagner G So. Winona State

HONORABLE MENTION Name Pos. Year SchoolJohn Warren G Jr. AugustanaSharif Black G Sr. Bemidji StateSean Smith F Jr. St. Cloud StateKendall Jacks F Jr. Wayne StateTommy Gathje C Jr. Winona State

2017-18 NSIC FINAL STANDINGS NSIC OverallSchool W L Pct. W L Pct.

North DivisionNorthern State 20 2 .909 36 4 .900St. Cloud State 17 5 .773 24 9 .727Minot State 13 9 .591 20 10 .667Bemidji State 9 13 .409 12 16 .429Minnesota Duluth 7 15 .318 12 18 .400Minnesota Crookston 7 15 .318 10 19 .345MSU Moorhead 5 17 .227 7 22 .241University of Mary 4 18 .182 6 21 .222

South DivisionSouthwest Minnesota 17 5 .773 25 9 .735Minnesota State 16 6 .727 24 10 .706Sioux Falls 14 8 .636 20 10 .667Winona State 14 8 .636 19 10 .655Augustana 10 12 .455 16 14 .533Upper Iowa 10 12 .455 17 15 .531Wayne State 9 13 .409 14 17 .452Concordia-St. Paul 4 18 .182 5 24 .172

2017-18 NSIC BASKETBALL


PAST CHAMPIONSYear Champion2017-18 Northern State2016-17 MSU Moorhead2015-16 Augustana2014-15 Augustana/MSU Moorhead2013-14 Minnesota State2012-13 Minnesota State2011-12 Bemidji State2010-11 Minnesota State2009-10 St. Cloud State2008-09 Southwest Minnesota State2007-08 Winona State2006-07 Winona State2005-06 Winona State2004-05 Winona State2003-04 Bemidji State2002-03 Northern State2001-02 Northern State/Minn. Duluth2000-01 Southwest Minnesota State1999-00 Wayne State/Winona State

NSIC POST-SEASON AWARDS

Coach of the YearPaul Sather

Northern State

Player of the YearTyler Rudolph - Minot State

6-6, Senior, Forward

Defensive Player of the YearGabe Smith - Minnesota Crookston

6-7, Junior, Forward

Freshman of the YearJoe Smoldt - Upper Iowa

6-0, Freshman, Guard

Newcomer of the YearTrevon Evans - Sioux Falls

6-0, Junior, Guard

WILDCAT COACHING HISTORY

2017-18 ............ 14-17 ............................Jeff Kaminsky 2016-17 ............ 10-19 ............................Jeff Kaminsky 2015-16 ............. 5-24 ................................ Brian Dolan 2014-15 ............. 7-22 ................................ Brian Dolan 2013-14 ............. 9-19 ................................ Brian Dolan 2012-13 ............ 17-12 ...............................Paul Combs 2011-12 ............ 10-17 ...............................Paul Combs 2010-11 ............ 13-14 ...............................Paul Combs 2009-10 ............ 14-15 ...............................Paul Combs 2008-09 .............11-16................................Rico Burkett 2007-08 ............ 16-13 ...............................Rico Burkett 2006-07 ............ 15-13 ...............................Rico Burkett 2005-06 ............. 8-17 ................................Rico Burkett 2004-05 .............11-16................................Rico Burkett 2003-04 ............ 14-14 ...............................Rico Burkett 2002-03 ............ 13-15 ...............................Rico Burkett 2001-02 ............. 8-19 ................................Rico Burkett 2000-01 ............ 15-15 ...............................Rico Burkett 1999-00 ............. 26-6 .........................Greg McDermott 1998-99 ............. 23-5 .........................Greg McDermott 1997-98 ............. 20-7 .........................Greg McDermott 1996-97 .............*21-7 .........................Greg McDermott 1995-96 ............ 12-15 ........................Greg McDermott 1994-95 ............ 14-13 ........................Greg McDermott 1993-94 ............. 7-20 .............................. Mike Brewen 1992-93 ............. 7-20 .............................. Mike Brewen 1991-92 .............11-17.............................. Mike Brewen 1990-91 ............. 7-20 .............................. Mike Brewen 1989-90 ............. 8-19 ..............................Steve Aggers 1988-89 .............17-11..............................Steve Aggers 1987-88 ............ 13-17 .............................Steve Aggers 1986-87 ............ 16-18 .............................Steve Aggers 1985-86 ............ 13-20 .............................Steve Aggers 1984-85 ............ 16-16 ..............................Rick Weaver 1983-84 ............ 12-22 ..............................Rick Weaver 1982-83 ............ 12-23 ..............................Rick Weaver 1981-82 ............ 13-22 ..............................Rick Weaver 1980-81 ............ 15-19 ..............................Rick Weaver 1979-80 ............. 8-17 .......................................Bill Ivey 1978-79 ............ 12-17 ......................................Bill Ivey 1977-78 ............ 17-13 ............................... Jim Seward 1976-77 ............ 18-12 ............................... Jim Seward 1975-76 .............14-11................................ Jim Seward 1974-75 ............. 15-9 ................................ Jim Seward 1973-74 ............ 10-14 .................................Ron Jones 1972-73 ............. 17-8 ..................................Ron Jones 1971-72 ............. 16-9 ..................................Ron Jones 1970-71 ............ 10-14 .................................Ron Jones 1969-70 ............. 23-6 .............................Dave Gunther 1968-69 ............. 23-4 .............................Dave Gunther 1967-68 ............. 24-3 .............................Dave Gunther 1966-67 .............12-11.......................... Al Svenningson 1965-66 ............. 16-6 .......................... Al Svenningson 1964-65 ............. 17-7 .......................... Al Svenningson

1963-64 .............13-11.......................... Al Svenningson 1962-63 .............14-11.......................... Al Svenningson 1961-62 ............. 18-8 .......................... Al Svenningson 1960-61 ............ 12-12 ......................... Al Svenningson 1959-60 ............. 19-7 .......................... Al Svenningson 1958-59 ............. 17-8 ....................... George Radovich 1957-58 ............. 14-8 ....................... George Radovich 1956-57 ............. 15-9 ............................. Charles Obye 1955-56 .............11-13............................. Charles Obye 1954-55 ..............11-9.............................. Charles Obye 1953-54 ............. 12-9 ............................. Charles Obye 1952-53 .............14-11............................. Charles Obye 1951-52 ............. 8-13 ............................. Charles Obye 1950-51 ............. 8-14 ............................. Charles Obye 1949-50 ............. 8-14 ............................. Charles Obye 1948-49 ............. 9-12 ..............................Donald Meek 1947-48 ............. 16-8 ..............................Donald Meek 1946-47 ............. 6-14 ............................ Donald Emory 1945-46 ............. 10-7 ...............................Jim Morrison 1944-45 .............. 6-6 ................................Fred G. Dale 1943-44 .............. 7-3 .................................. Ralph Ginn 1942-43 ..............11-6.....................Ray Schriener (1-2) ..........................................................Ralph Ginn (10-4) 1941-42 .............. 8-7 ................................Jim Morrison 1940-41 ............. 13-6 ...............................Jim Morrison 1939-40 ............. 12-7 ...............................Jim Morrison 1938-39 ............. 12-9 ...............................Jim Morrison 1937-38 ............. 12-4 .........................W. Ray Hickman 1936-37 ............. 12-5 .........................W. Ray Hickman 1935-36 ............. 12-4 .........................W. Ray Hickman 1934-35 ..............7-11..........................W. Ray Hickman 1933-34 ............. 12-5 .........................W. Ray Hickman 1932-33 .............. 6-7 ..........................W. Ray Hickman 1931-32 ............. 10-8 .........................W. Ray Hickman 1930-31 ............. 10-7 .........................W. Ray Hickman 1929-30 ............. 13-3 .........................W. Ray Hickman 1928-29 .............. 5-7 ..........................W. Ray Hickman 1927-28 .............. 4-9 ..........................W. Ray Hickman 1926-27 ............. 4-13 ...............................Fred G. Dale 1925-26 .............. 9-6 ................................Fred G. Dale 1924-25 ............. 12-1 ...............................Fred G. Dale 1923-24 ............. 13-2 ...............................Fred G. Dale 1922-23 .............. 5-7 ................................Fred G. Dale 1921-22 .............. 0-4 ................................Fred G. Dale 1920-21 ..............1-11.......................Talmadge Marston 1919-20 .............. 9-3 ................................A.C. Serfl ing 1915-16 .............. 3-3 .............................. John J. Gross 1914-15 .............. 5-4 ............................. Clyde Keckley 1913-14 .............. 7-4 ............................. Clyde Keckley 1912-13 .............. 9-1 ....................... Edward Huntemer 1911-12 .............. 4-0 ....................... Edward Huntemer

*Record does not include forefeit by Rio Grande (Ind.). NCAA does not recognize forfeits by NAIA schools.


WILDCAT YEAR BY YEAR COACHING RECORDS

WILDCAT COACHING HISTORY

WILDCAT COACHING RECORDS

Coach Years Record (Pct.)Jeff Kaminsky 2016-present 24-36 (.400)Brian Dolan 2013-16 (3) 21-65 (.244)Paul Combs 2009-13 (4) 54-58 (.482)Rico Burkett 2000-2009 (9) 111-138 (.445)Greg McDermott 1994-2000 (6) 116-53 (.686)Mike Brewen 1990-94 (4) 32-77 (.294)Steve Aggers 1985-90 (5) 67-85 (.441)Rick Weaver 1980-85 (5) 68-102 (.400)Bill Ivey 1978-80 (2) 20-34 (.370)Jim Seward 1974-78 (4) 64-45 (.587)Ron Jones 1970-74 (4) 53-45 (.541)Dave Gunther 1967-70 (3) 70-13 (.843)Al Svenningson 1959-67 (8) 121-73 (.623)George Radovich 1957-59 (2) 31-16 (.660)Charles Obye 1949-57 (8) 87-92 (.486)Donald Meek 1947-49 (2) 25-20 (.556)Donald Emory 1946-47 (1) 6-14 (.300)Ralph Ginn 1942-44 (2) 17-7 (.708)Ray Schriener 1942-43 (1) 1-2 (.333)Jim Morrison 1938-42,45-46 (5) 55-36 (.604)W. Ray Hickman 1927-38 (11) 103-70 (.595)Fred G. Dale 1921-27, 44-45 (7) 49-39 (.557)Talmadge Marston 1920-21 (1) 1-11 (.083)A.C. Serfl ing 1919-20 (1) 9-3 (.750)John J. Gross 1915-16 (1) 3-3 (.500)Clyde Keckley 1913-15 (2) 12-8 (.600)Edward Huntemer 1911-13 (2) 13-1 (.929)Total 104 1,233-1,146 (.518)

Al Svenningson, the all-time wins leader in WSC men's basketball history (121), was inducted into the Wildcat Athletic Hall of Fame on October 11, 2008.

Greg McDermott has the second-most wins of any WSC men's basketball coach in school history (116) in his six seasons as head coach of the Wildcats. McDermott went on to coach at Northern Iowa, Iowa State and Creighton, where he is currently in his ninth season as head coach of the Bluejays.


WILDCAT RECORD BOOKINDIVIDUAL RECORDS

1,000-Point Scorers (Career)1. Grady Hansen, (1979-83) ..................1,9422. Tyler Johnson, (1995-99) ...................1,6253. Amry Shelby, (2009-13) .....................1,5824. Dennis Siefkes, (1969-73) .................1,5765. Brad Joens, (1997-01) .......................1,5566. Dean deBuhr, (1962-66) ....................1,4927. Larry Coney, (1958-62) ......................1,4558. Steve Dunbar, (1987-92) ...................1,4169. Craig Philipp, (1994-98).....................1,36810. Todd Klostermann, (2000-05) ............1,36511. Dean Elofson, (1966-70) ....................1,35812. Dallas Hodges, (2003-07)..................1,27213. Billy Patterson, (1991-95) ..................1,26714. Brett Cain, (2001-05) .........................1,22815. Bryce Caldwell, (2004-08) .................1,21416. Brett Watson, (2001-05) ....................1,20817. Jon Dolliver, (1996-00) ......................1,20418. Bob Strathman, (1964-68) .................1,14919. Dave Schneider, (1966-70)................1,14820. Kendall Jacks (2014-pres.) .............1,12821. Bill Goodman, (1967-70) ................... 1,11322. Jim Whitney, (1953-57) ......................1,09523. Mike McNamara, (1985-89) ...............1,08724. Russ Rosenquist, (1984-88) ..............1,06425. Dusty Smith, (2002-06)......................1,06126. Erik Radke, (1953-57) .......................1,06027. Nathan Mulder, (1997-01)..................1,05628. Carl Johnson, (1949-53) ....................1,05529. Doug Kuszak, (1988-92)....................1,05330. Mike Fitzner, (1994-97)......................1,03531. Jordan Cornelius (2014-18) ............1,03032. Jonathon Thomas, (2005-09) ............1,01933. Scott Hurley, (1986-88) ......................1,016

Points (Season)1. Grady Hansen, (1981-82) .....................6732. Grady Hansen, (1980-81) .....................6593. Dennis Siefkes, (1971-72) ....................6494. Dean deBuhr, (1964-65) .......................6155. Wayne Robinson, (1976-77) .................6006. Scott Hurley, (1986-87) .........................5847. Tracy Penn, (1984-85) ..........................5678. Leon McRae, (1980-81)........................5529. Marques Wilson, (1988-89) ..................53310. John Redmond, (1975-76)....................519

Points (Game)1. 47...... Dennis Siefkes vs. Westmar (2/7/72)2. 46...... Dean deBuhr vs. Kearney St. (2/12/66)3. 43....Dean deBuhr vs. Neb. Wesleyan (2/6/65)4. 42..... Amry Shelby vs. Minn. Duluth (1/8/11)5. 41...Larry Coney at Kearney State (1/12/62)6. 40... Dennis Siefkes vs. Southern St. (1/11/71)7. 39.....Larry Berres at Concordia (Neb.) (1/26/60)8. 38....Charlie Henderson vs. Peru St. (2/26/75)8. 38....Dean deBuhr vs. Kearney St. (2/13/65)

Highest Scoring Average (Season)1. Dennis Siefkes, (1971-72) .....................26.02. Dean deBuhr, (1964-65) ........................25.63. Dean deBuhr, (1965-66) ........................22.9

Highest Scoring Average (Career)1. Dean deBuhr, (1962-66) ........................19.42. John Redmond, (1974-76).....................19.03. Scott Hurley, (1986-88) ..........................17.8

Rebounds (Career)1. Larry Coney, (1958-62) .........................9692. Ron G. Jones, (1970-74) ......................9373. Dean Elofson, (1966-70) ......................9324. Eric Henderson, (1996-2000) ...............8765. Todd Klostermann, (2000-05) ...............7446. Dennis Siefkes, (1969-73) ....................7327. Mike McNamara, (1985-89) ..................6988. Paul Emanuel, (1966-70)......................6919. Grady Hansen, (1979-83) .....................68710. David Allen, (1991-93) ..........................685

Rebounds (Season)1. David Allen, (1991-92) ..........................3622. Eric Henderson, (1999-2000) ...............3523. Larry Coney, (1961-62) .........................3514. Marques Wilson, (1988-89) ..................3335. John Redmond, (1975-76)....................3276. Dean Elofson, (1969-70) ......................2897. Brett Spiker, (2009-10) .........................2878. David Allen, (1992-93) ..........................2838. Paul Emanuel, (1969-70)......................28310. Dennis Siefkes, (1971-72) ....................276

Rebounds (Game)1. 29...... Larry Coney vs. Kearney St. (1/12/62)2. 25....R.G. Jones vs. Chadron State (1/11/73) 25.....John Redmond vs. Midland (12/29/75)4. 24.................David Allen vs. Quincy (3/4/92)5. 21... David Allen vs. NW Mo. State (2/15/93) 21... David Allen vs. Olivet Nazarene (1/30/92) 21.......David Allen vs. NW Okla. St. (1/4/92) 21.....Dennis Siefkes vs. Briar Cliff (1/18/72) 21..... Dean Elofson vs. Peru State (2/26/69) 21...Bill Goodwin vs. Neb. Wesleyan (12/9/67)

Assists (Career)1. Tyler Johnson, (1995-99) ......................6102. Billy Patterson, (1991-95) .....................3773. Curt Woodin, (1994-97) ........................3514. Dusty Smith, (2002-06).........................3365. Brad Joens, (1997-2001) ......................2826. Vincent White, (1985-87) ......................2727. Steve Dunbar, (1987-92) ......................2428. Amry Shelby, (2009-13) ........................2369. Brad Manley, (1999-2001) ....................23110. Tracy Penn, (1983-85) ..........................220

Assists (Season)1. Tyler Johnson, (1997-98) ......................1842. Tyler Johnson, (1998-99) ......................1723. Tyler Johnson, (1996-97) ......................1704. Joe Peitzmeier, (1977-78) ....................1605. Brad Edwards, (1981-82) .....................1506. Vincent White, (1986-87) ......................1497. Curt Woodin, (1995-96) ........................1428. Billy Patterson, (1994-95) .....................1398. Jamar Diggs, (2007-08) ........................13910. Tracy Penn, (1984-85) ..........................130

Assists (Game)1. 15.................................Todd Dusenberry vs. South Dakota Tech (12-8-90)2. 13.....Tyler Johnson vs. Rockhurst (1-31-98) 13.... Curt Woodin vs. Bemidji State (2-3-96) 13....Vincent White vs. Mo. Western (12-3-86)5. 12...... Tyler Johnson vs. Briar Cliff (1-27-99)6. 11 ................................................ set 6 timesMost recently: Tyler Johnson vs. Lake Superior State (11-27-98)

Dean deBuhr(1962-66)

Brad Joens(1997-01)

Tyler Johnson (1995-99) is the second leading scorer in program history with 1,625 points and ranks fi rst in single season assists (184) and career assists (610).


Grady Hansen(1979-83)

WILDCAT RECORD BOOK

Steals (Career)1. Billy Patterson, (1991-95) .....................1842. Eric Henderson, (1996-2000) ...............1603. Jon Dolliver, (1996-2000) .....................1474. Vincent White, (1985-87) ......................1445. Amry Shelby, (2009-13) ........................1426. Tracy Penn, (1983-85) ..........................1367. Tyler Johnson, (1995-99) ......................1358. Dusty Smith, (2002-06).........................1269. Mike McNamara, (1985-89) ..................12210. Vance Janssen, (2015-pres.)..............119

Steals (Season)1. Tracy Penn, 1984-85 ..............................782. Vincent White, 1986-87 ..........................743. Vincent White, 1985-86 ..........................704. Billy Patterson, 1993-94 .........................695. Jon Dolliver, 1999-00 ..............................605. Eric Henderson, 1999-00........................60 7. Tracy Penn, 1983-84 ..............................588. Jamar Diggs, 2007-08 ............................579. LaTroy Wright, 2012-13 ..........................5010. Vance Janssen, 2016-17 ........................49

Field Goals Made (Career)1. Grady Hansen, 1979-83 ......................8322. Dennis Siefkes, 1969-73 .....................6523. Dean deBuhr, 1962-66 ........................5864. Brad Joens, 1997-01 ...........................5505. Dean Elofson, 1966-70 ........................5396. Amry Shelby, 2009-13 .........................5357. Tyler Johnson, 1995-99 .......................5188. Craig Philipp, 1994-98 .........................4989. Todd Klostermann, 2000-05 ................48910. Bob Strathman, 1964-68 ....................477

Field Goals Made (Season)1. Grady Hansen, 1981-82 .......................2892. Grady Hansen, 1980-81 .......................2803. Dennis Siefkes, 1971-72 ......................2674. Dean deBuhr, 1964-65 .........................2435. Wayne Robinson, 1976-77 ...................2426. Tracy Penn, 1984-85 ............................2367. John Redmond, 1975-76 ......................2328. Leon McRae, 1980-81 ..........................2229. Grady Hansen, 1982-83 .......................20610. Dennis Siefkes, 1972-73 ......................204

Field Goals Made (Game)1. 19....... Dennis Siefkes vs. Westmar (2/7/72) 19... Dennis Siefkes vs. Southern St. (1/11/71)3. 18....Dean deBuhr vs. Kearney St. (2/12/66)4. 17... Rich Anderson vs. Peru State (1/27/76) 17... Dean deBuhr vs. Neb. Wesleyan (2/6/65)6. 16....Charlie Henderson vs. Peru St. (2/26/75) 16.....Dennis Siefkes vs. Briar Cliff (1/18/72) 16.......Bill Goodwin vs. Peru State (2/26/69) 16......... Larry Berres at Concordia (1/26/60)10.15 ................Seven times - most recently by Grady Hansen vs. Northwestern (12/4/81)

Field Goals Attempted (Career)1. Grady Hansen, 1979-83 ....................1,5672. Dean deBuhr, 1962-66 ......................1,3693. Brad Joens, 1997-01 .........................1,3124. Dennis Siefkes, 1969-73 ...................1,2095. Dean Elofson, 1966-70 ......................1,2086. Amry Shelby, 2009-13 .......................1,1507. Dallas Hodges, 2003-07 ....................1,0748. Larry Coney, 1958-62 ........................1,0329. Tyler Johnson, 1995-99 .....................1,030 Bob Strathman, 1964-68 ...................1,030

Field Goals Attempted (Season)1. Dean deBuhr, 1964-65 .........................5492. Grady Hansen, 1981-82 .......................5383. Grady Hansen, 1980-81 .......................5304. Dennis Siefkes, 1971-72 ......................4835. Tracy Penn, 1984-85 ............................4825. Wayne Robinson, 1976-77 ..................4827. John Redmond, 1975-76 ......................4768. Brad Edwards, 1981-82 ........................4709. Dean deBuhr, 1965-66 .........................46610. Rick Anderson, 1975-76 .......................434

Field Goals Attempted (Game)1. 36....Dean deBuhr vs. Kearney St. (2/12/66)2. 34.....Dennis Siefkes vs. Briar Cliff (1/18/72) 34....Dean deBuhr vs. Neb. Wesleyan (2/6/65)4. 32....... Dennis Siefkes vs. Westmar (2/7/72)5. 30..Rich Anderson vs. Kearney St. (1/20/76)6. 29......... Dean deBuhr at Peru State (2/1/64)7. 28... Rich Anderson vs. Peru State (1/27/76)8. 26.....Charles Rachow vs. Westmar (1/9/61)9. 25........Dave Schneider at Hastings (3/3/70)

Free Throws Made (Career)1. Larry Coney, 1958-62 ...........................5252. Tyler Johnson, 1995-99 ........................5203. Todd Klostermann, 2000-05 .................3854. Amry Shelby, 2009-13 ..........................3815. Brett Cain, 2001-05 ..............................3746. Craig Philipp, 1994-98 ..........................3647. Dean deBuhr, 1962-66 .........................3208. Dean Elofson, 1966-70 .........................2809. Grady Hansen, 1979-83 .......................27810. Dennis Siefkes, 1969-73 ......................272

Free Throws Made (Season)1. Larry Coney, 1959-60 ............................1772. Tyler Johnson, 1997-98 .........................1653. Larry Coney, 1961-62 ............................1644. Larry Coney, 1960-61 ............................1615. Brett Cain, 2003-04 ...............................1386. Brett Cain, 2004-05 ...............................1367. Tyler Johnson, 1998-99 .........................1357. Marques Wilson, 1988-89......................1357. Mark Olsen, 1977-78 .............................1357. Joe Peitzmeier, 1977-78 ........................135

Free Throws Made (Game)1. 19-19, Larry Coney vs. Kearney St. ...1-12-622. 19-21, Tyler Johnson vs. Moorhead St. ...1-10-963. 17-20, Dusty Smith vs. Winona State .. 2-19-054. 16-17, Larry Coney vs. Kearney St. ....... 1-9-605. 15-19, Brett Cain at SW Minnesota St. ..2-27-046. 14-16, Tyler Johnson vs. Minn. Morris ....2-22-977. 14-19, Brett Cain vs. Minnesota Crookston ....2-20-048. 14-19, Brett Cain vs. MSU Moorhead.....1-31-049. 14-20, Tyler Johnson vs. Morningside .. 11-20-9810. 13-14, Tyler Johnson vs. Minn. Morris ..1-10-98

Free Throws Attempted (Career)1. Tyler Johnson, 1995-99 ........................7192. Larry Coney, 1958-62 ...........................6993. Todd Klostermann, 2000-05 .................5334. Brett Cain, 2001-05 ..............................5075. Craig Philipp, 1994-98 ..........................5016. Amry Shelby, 2009-13 ..........................4507. Dean deBuhr, 1962-66 .........................4278. Dean Elofson, 1966-60 .........................4269. Dennis Siefkes, 1969-73 ......................42510. Eric Henderson, 1996-00......................401

Craig Phillip(1994-98)

Mike Fitzner(1994-97)


Amry Shelby (2009-13) ranked second in NCAA Division II in his senior season making 93.5 percent (87-93) of his free throws. He currently ranks fourth in career made free throws (381) and shot 84.6 percent from the line (381-450) in his career at Wayne State.

Free Throws Attempted (Season)1. Larry Coney, 1959-60 ...........................2382. Larry Coney, 1960-61 ...........................2153. Tyler Johnson, 1997-98 ........................2144. Larry Coney, 1961-62 ...........................2075. Marques Wilson, 1988-89.....................2066. Brett Cain, 2003-04 ..............................1876. Todd Klostermann, 2002-03 .................1878. Mark Olsen, 1977-78 ............................1839. Eric Henderson, 1999-00......................18010. Dean deBuhr, 1964-65 .........................177

Free Throws Attempted (Game)1. 24.... Calvin Sprew vs. Mo. Southern (2-23-85)2. 21....Tyler Johnson vs. Moorhead St. (1/10/96)3. 20 ...Dusty Smith vs. Winona State (2/19/05) 20 . Tyler Johnson vs. Morningside (11/20/98)5. 19 . Brett Cain at Southwest Minn. St. (2/27/04) 19 ......Brett Cain vs. Minn. Crookston (2/20/04) 19 .......Brett Cain vs. MSU Moorhead (1/31/04) 19 ..... Larry Coney vs. Kearney State (1/12/62)

Free Throw Percentage (Game)(Minimum 10 attempts)

1. 1.000 .....Leon McRae (14-14) vs.Chadron State (2-27-81)T-2. 1.000 ..David Walters (12-12) at U of Mary (12-9-06)T-2 1.000 ..Todd Klostermann (12-12) at SDSU (12-28-04)T-2 1.000 ..Steve Dunbar (12-12) vs. Dana College (1-6-90)T-5 1.000 ... Amry Shelby (11-11) vs. Augustana (1-15-11)T-5 1.000 ....Jon Harvey (11-11) vs. Culver Stockton (12-31-72)T-5 1.000 .... Larry Coney (11-11) at Southern State (12-13-60)T-8 1.000 ..nine tied at 10-10, last being Matt Thomas (2-4-17)

Blocked Shots (Season)1. Byron Haas, 1986-87..............................37 2. Jonathan Thomas, 2008-09 ....................342. Kevin Williams, 1986-87 .........................34 4. Sean Thurston, 2007-08 .........................335. Eric Henderson, 1997-98........................325. Byron Haas, 1986-87..............................327. Patrick Kurth, 2014-15 ............................318. Eric Henderson, 1999-00........................299. Jon Dolliver, 1999-00 ..............................269. John Thomsen, 1983-84 .........................26

Blocked Shots (Career)1. Eric Henderson, 1996-2000..................1002. Brett Cain, 2001-05 ................................753. Jonathan Thomas, 2005-09 ....................724. Greg Ryan, 1992-96 ...............................605. Eric Johnson, 2004-08............................586. Jordan Cornelius, 2014-18 ...................536. Jon Dolliver, 1997-2000 ..........................538. Byron Haas, 1996-98..............................519. John Thomsen, 1981-85 .........................4710. Ryan Rolfzen, 2011-14 ...........................46

WILDCAT RECORD BOOK

Eric Henderson (1996-2000) is the all time leader in blocked shots at Wayne State College with 100.

Mike Fitzner (1994-97) made a single game school record 11 3-pointers dur-ing his season vs. Rockhurst.


Three-point Field Goals Made (Career)1. Brad Joens, 1997-01 ............................3102. Bryce Caldwell, 2004-08.......................2943. Mike Fitzner, 1994-97 ...........................2594. Dusty Smith, 2002-06 ...........................2095. Steve Dunbar, 1987-92.........................1836. Scott Hurley, 1986-88 ...........................1827. Jason Diaz, 1995-99.............................1818. Kyle White, 1992-96 .............................1799. Derek Archer, 2001-05..........................17610. Nathan Mulder, 1997-01 .......................169

Three-point Field Goals Made (Season)1. Scott Hurley, 1986-87 ........................... 1162. Bryce Caldwell, 2007-08....................... 1113. Bryce Caldwell, 2006-07.........................994. Mike Fitzner, 1996-97 .............................985. Brad Joens, 1999-00 ..............................976. Brad Joens, 1998-99 ..............................967. Mike Fitzner, 1994-95 .............................888. Derek Archer, 2003-04............................779. Brad Starken, 2010-11 ............................7410. Mike Fitzner, 1995-96 .............................73

Three-Point Field Goals Made (Game)1.11 .........Mike Fitzner vs. Rockhurst (2-26-97)2.10.......Bryce Caldwell vs. St. Cloud State (1-2-06)3. 9....Brad Joens vs. Moorhead St. (1-4-2000)3. 9....Mike Fitzner vs. Southwest St. (2-11-95)5. 8.... Ryan Rolfzen vs. Crown College (11-19-13)5. 8.........Bryce Caldwell at MSU Moorhead(2-22-08)5. 8..... Mike Fitzner vs. NW Mo. St. (12-14-96)5. 8.........Chad West vs. Colo. Mines (1-12-91)

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Game)1. 1.000.......... Brad Joens vs. Moorhead State 9-for-9 (Jan. 14, 2000)

Consecutive 3-Point Field Goals Made1. 10 ............Brad Joens (vs. Southwest State, 1-8-00 and Moorhead State, 1-14-00)1. 10........Jason Diaz (vs. Rollins, Jan. 2, 1999 and Tampa, Jan. 3, 1999)

Consecutive 3-Point Field Goals (Game)1. 9................. Brad Joens vs. Moorhead State 9-for-9 (Jan. 14, 2000)

WILDCAT RECORD BOOKPoints

1. 2,753................................................1999-002. 2,734................................................1976-773. 2,653................................................1977-784. 2,524................................................1981-825. 2,514................................................1982-836. 2,504................................................1983-84

Points Per Game1. 91.1 (2,734 in 30 games).................1976-772. 88.4 (2,653 in 30 games).................1977-783. 86.3 (2,417 in 28 games) ................1996-97 86.3 (1,898 in 22 games).................1965-664. 86.0 (2,753 in 32 games).................1999-005. 85.0 (2,125 in 25 games).................1975-76

Field Goals Made1. 1,062................................................1983-842. 1,060................................................1976-773. 1,050................................................1981-824. 1,044................................................1982-835. 1,017................................ 1977-78, 1980-81

Field Goals Attempted1. 2,451................................................1976-772. 2,404................................................1977-783. 2,305................................................1983-844. 2,257................................................1982-835. 2,229................................................1981-82

Field Goal Percentage1. .495 (708-1429) ...............................2009-102. .494 (959-1943) ...............................1999-003. .489 (975-1995) ...............................1984-854. .487 (759-1558) ...............................2003-045. .482 (863-1792) ...............................1967-686. .478 (747-1563) ...............................1998-997. .476 (1017-2136) .............................1980-817. .476 (749-1573) ...............................1965-669. .475 (871-1835) ...............................1978-79

Free Throws Made1. 619...................................................1977-782. 614...................................................1976-773. 569...................................................1999-004. 560...................................................1959-605. 541...................................................1967-68

Free Throws Attempted1. 869...................................................1976-772. 862...................................................1977-783. 784...................................................1967-684. 771...................................................1999-005. 769...................................................1996-97

Free Throw Percentage1. .775 (517-667) .................................2004-052. .762 (435-571) .................................2016-172. .762 (500-656) .................................2003-044. .757 (451-596) .................................2000-015. .747 (399-534) .................................2010-116. .738 (569-771) .................................1999-007. .734 (560-763) .................................1959-608. .733 (344-469) .................................2012-139. .731 (380-520) .................................2017-1810. .730 (428-586) ...............................2006-07

Three-Point Field Goals Made1. 266...................................................1999-002. 256...................................................1995-963. 226...................................................1998-994. 224...................................................2000-015. 223...................................................1996-976. 217...................................................2016-177. 215...................................................2003-048. 207...................................................2017-189. 206...................................................2004-0510. 198.................................................2005-06

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted1. 672...................................................1995-962. 647...................................................1999-003. 613...................................................1996-974. 601...................................................2014-155. 587...................................................2016-176. 581...................................................2000-017. 575...................................................2017-188. 569...................................................2015-169. 566...................................................1998-9910. 559.................................................1994-95

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage1. .435 (215-494) .................................2003-042. .426 (162-380) .................................1986-873. .415 (206-496) .................................2004-054. .411 (266-647) .................................1999-005. .401 (174-434) .................................1990-916. .399 (226-566) .................................1998-997. .391 (157-402) .................................2009-108. .386 (224-581) .................................2000-019. .381 (256-672) .................................1995-9610.377 (189-501) .................................2012-13

Three-Point Field Goals Made (Game)1. 18 vs. Nebraska Christian ............... 12-6-032. 16 vs. Northern State....................... 1-31-963. 15 vs. MSU Moorhead ....................... 1-7-063. 15 vs. St. Cloud State ........................ 1-2-063. 15 vs. Rockhurst College................. 2-26-97 3. 15 vs. Colorado School of Mines .... 1-12-91

Rebounds1. 1,482................................................1969-702. 1,426................................................1982-833. 1,410................................................1976-774. 1,385................................................1961-625. 1,378................................................1977-78

Assists (since 1977-78)1. 637...................................................1986-872. 555...................................................1999-003. 541...................................................1983-844. 518...................................................1981-825. 514...................................................1977-786. 507...................................................1996-97

Steals (since 1983-84)1. 282...................................................1983-842. 276...................................................1986-873. 272...................................................1985-864. 270...................................................1999-005. 246...................................................1996-976. 234...................................................2012-137. 221...................................................1987-88

Blocked Shots (since 1983-84)1. 99.....................................................2007-082. 93.....................................................1983-843. 82.....................................................1986-874. 81.....................................................1999-005. 77.....................................................2002-035. 77.....................................................2012-13NOTE: Statistics kept from 1958-59 to present, except where indicated.

MISCELLANEOUSTEAM RECORDS

Most Wins in a Season:1. 26 (26-6) ......................................1999-20002. 24 (24-3) ..........................................1967-683. 23 (23-5) ..........................................1998-993. 23 (23-6) ..........................................1969-703. 23 (23-4) ..........................................1968-696. 21 (21-7) ..........................................1996-977. 20 (20-7) ..........................................1997-988. 19 (19-7) ..........................................1959-609. 18 (18-12) ........................................1976-779. 18 (18-8) ..........................................1961-62

Most Points in Single Game:1. 137 (137-38) ....... vs. York College, 11/19/942. 127 (127-60) ............ vs. Peru State, 2/26/753. 123 (123-73) ......at Hastings College, 3/3/704. 119 (119-63) ...vs. Minn. Crookston, 1/15/005. 118 (118-111OT) at Minn. Crookston, 1/17/046. 118 (118-100) ...... vs. Kearney State, 2/5/777. 117 (117-118/2OT) ....at Kearney St. 1/20/768. 116 (116-46) ...... vs. Neb. Christian, 12/6/039. 116 (116-83) ................. vs. Westmar, 2/7/7210.114 (114-11) .......................Pierce HS, 1916

Highest Winning Pct.: .889, 1967-68 (24-3)

Consecutive Wins: 17 (Nov. 20, 1998 -Feb. 6, 1999)

Consecutive Home Wins (Overall): 35, (Dec. 30, 1967 - Nov. 24, 1970) 25, (Jan.13, 1996 - Dec. 2, 1997) 17, (Jan. 31, 1998 - March 5, 1999)

Consecutive Home Wins (Season): 15, 1999-2000 (15-0) 14, 1996-97 (14-0) 13, 1998-99 (13-1) 13, 1969-70 (13-0) 13, 1968-69 (13-0)


All-NSIC First Team2012-13 ........................................Amry Shelby2011-12 .........................................Amry Shelby2009-10 ..........................................Brett Spiker2007-08 .....................................Bryce Caldwell2004-05 ........................................Brett Watson2003-04 ............................................ Brett Cain2002-03 ............................... Todd Klostermann2000-01 .......................................... Brad Joens2000-01 ....................................Jason Herlitzke1999-00 .......................................... Jon Doliver1999-00 ....................................Eric Henderson1999-00 .......................................... Brad Joens

All-NSIC Second Team2016-17 ...................................... Kendall Jacks2010-11 ........................................ Amry Shelby2008-09 ........................................ Jon Thomas2008-09 ...........................................Brian Metz2007-08 ........................................Jamar Diggs2006-07 ....................................Bryce Caldwell2005-06 .................................... Dallas Hodges2004-05 ............................................Brett Cain

All-NSIC Third Team2006-07 ......................................... Matt Rathje2005-06 ........................................ Dusty Smith2004-05 ...............................Todd Klostermann

All-NSIC Honorable Mention 2017-18 .................................... Kendall Jacks2001-02 ...............................Todd Klostermann2000-01 .................................... Nathan Mulder

NSIC Coach of the Year1999-00 ..................................Greg McDermott

NABC North Central District Coach of the Year

1989-99 ..................................Greg McDermott

NSIC All Tournament Team2008-09 ........................................ Jamar Diggs2001-02 ....................................Jason Herlitzke2000-01 ....................................Eric Henderson2000-01 .......................................... Brad Joens

All North Central Region All-Tournament Team

1999-00 ..........................................Jon Dolliver1999-00 ....................................Eric Henderson1998-99 ......................................Tyler Johnson

NABC/Chevrolet-Silverado All-America First Team

1998-99 ..................................... Tyler Johnson

Division II Bulletin All-American Second Team

1998-99 ......................................Tyler Johnson

NAIA All-American Honorable Mention1969-70 ...................................Dave Schneider1969-70 ........................................ Bill Goodwin1968-69 .......................................Dean Elofson

Division II Bulletin All-American Honorable Mention

2000-01 .......................................... Brad Joens1991-92 .......................................... David Allen

NABC/North Central Region First Team1998-99 ..................................... Tyler Johnson

NABC/Oldsmobile All North Central Region Second Team

1999-00 ..........................................Brad Joens

NABC/Chevrolet-Chevy Trucks All North Central District Second Team

1997-98 ..................................... Tyler Johnson

All-NAIA District 11 First Team 1988-89 ...................................Marques Wilson1987-88 .........................................Scott Hurley1986-87 .........................................Scott Hurley1985-86 .................................Russ Rosenquist1984-85 ..........................................Tracy Penn1984-85 .......................................Calvin Sprew1981-82 .....................................Grady Hansen1980-81 .....................................Grady Hansen1978-79 ........................................Bob Reeson1977-78 ......................................... Mark Olsen

All-NAIA District II Honorable Mention 1989-90 .......................................... Eric Priebe1989-90 ......................................Steve Dunbar1988-89 ......................................Steve Dunbar1988-89 ..................................Mike McNamara1987-88 ..................................Mike McNamara1986-87 ......................................Vincent White1985-86 ......................................Vincent White1983-84 ........................................... Vince Tillo1978-79 ......................................... Zake Lorick

All-CSIC First Team1987-88 ........................................ Scott Hurley1986-87 ........................................ Scott Hurley1984-85 ..........................................Tracy Penn1981-82 .....................................Grady Hansen1980-81 .....................................Grady Hansen1979-80 ...................................Willie Summers1977-78 ......................................... Mark Olsen1976-77 .................................Wayne Robinson

All-CSIC Honorable Mention1986-87 ...................................... Vincent White1985-86 ................................. Russ Rosenquist1985-86 ...................................... Vincent White1984-85 ....................................... Calvin Sprew1984-85 ............................................Vince Tillo1983-84 .......................................... Tracy Penn1979-80 ..........................................Zake Lorick1979-80 ........................................Leon McRae1979-80 .......................................Wattie Rhoda

All-NAC First Team1984-85 ..........................................Tracy Penn1984-85 .......................................Calvin Sprew1983-84 ..........................................Tracy Penn

All-NAC Honorable Mention1984-85 ........................................... Vince Tillo1983-84 .......................................Calvin Sprew1983-84 ........................................... Vince Tillo

All-NCC First Team1968-69 .......................................Dean Elofson1967-68 .................................... Bob Strathman1966-67 .................................... Bob Strathman1959-60 ........................................... Ron Raver1956-57 ...........................................Erik Radke1956-57 .........................................Jim Whitney1953-54 ......................................Roger Higgins1952-53 ....................................... Carl Johnson

All-NCC Honorable Mention1956-57 .....................................Kingsley Miner1956-57 ............................................Larry Buhl1956-57 .................................... Jerry Wisnieski

Omaha World Herald Nebraska College Athlete of the Year

1964-65 ....................................... Dean deBuhr

Lincoln Journal Star Nebraska College Athlete of the Year

1964-65 ....................................... Dean deBuhr

Number One Man NCC1953-54 ......................................Roger Higgins

All-NIAA First Team1938-39 ..................................Russell Bradford1937-38 ..................................Red Lingenfelter1937-38 .......................................Ervin Retzlaff1935-36 .................................Cecil Lingenfelter1933-34 ......................................."Moose" Paul1932-33 ......................................."Moose" Paul1929-30 ...................................... Roy Langfeldt1929-30 ................................. "Giant" Schwartz

All-NIAA Second Team1933-34 ..........................................Otis Decker

All-NIAA Honorable Mention1938-39 ............................... Clarence Marshall1938-39 .................................. Harold Rembold1935-36 ......................................... Harry Smith

All-Nebraska First Team1938-39 ..................................Russell Bradford1925-26 ..............................................Guy Best1924-25 ..............................................Guy Best1923-24 ..............................................Guy Best1922-23 ..............................................Guy Best

All-Nebraska Honorable Mention1923-24 ...........................................Bon Moran1922-23 ..........................................Les Rogers

ALL-TIME AWARD WINNERS


ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS

NSIC All-Academic Team

2017-18 .............................Dovydas Burneika2017-18 ...............................Jordan Cornelius2017-18 ...................................Brian Goodwin2017-18 ...................................Vance Janssen2017-18 ......................................Luke TerHark2017-18 ...................................... Matt Thomas2017-18 ..................................JJ Zumbrennen2016-17 ............................... Dovydas Burneika2016-17 ................................. Jordan Cornelius2016-17 .....................................Brian Goodwin2016-17 ....................................Vance Janssen2016-17 ....................................... Matt Thomas2016-17 ................................... JJ Zumbrennen2015-16 ...................................David Andersen2015-16 ............................... Dovydas Bruneika2015-16 ................................. Jordan Cornelius2015-16 ................................... JJ Zumbrennen2014-15 ...................................David Andersen2014-15 .............................. Jordan Holdsworth2014-15 ........................................Patrick Kurth2013-14 ................................... Tyler Bauschek2013-14 ....................................... Patrick Kurth2013-14 ...................................... Ryan Rolfzen2012-13 .........................................Adol Aluong2012-13 ................................... Tyler Bauschek2012-13 ....................................... Patrick Kurth2012-13 ...................................... Ryan Rolfzen2012-13 ....................................... Amry Shelby2011-12 ..........................................Adol Aluong2011-12 .................................... Tyler Bauschek2011-12 ....................................... Ryan Rolfzen2011-12 ........................................ Amry Shelby2010-11 .......................................... Elijah Miller2010-11 ........................................ Amry Shelby2009-10 ......................................... Elijah Miller2009-10 ...........................................Brian Metz2009-10 .........................................Brett Spiker2008-09 ...........................................Brian Metz2007-08 ........................................Jamar Diggs2007-08 ...........................................Brian Metz2007-08 ......................................... Matt Rathje2006-07 ......................................... Matt Rathje2006-07 ......................................David Walters2005-06 ........................................ Dusty Smith2005-06 ......................................... Matt Rathje2004-05 ........................................Troy Malone2004-05 ........................................ Dusty Smith2004-05 ....................................... Brett Watson2003-04 ...........................................Tim Gesell2003-04 ..........................................Kevin Kobs2003-04 ........................................Troy Malone2003-04 .....................................Travis Maloley2003-04 ........................................ Dusty Smith2003-04 .........................................Colin Tague2003-04 ....................................... Brett Watson2002-03 ...........................................Tim Gesell2002-03 .........................................Colin Tague2002-03 ....................................... Brett Watson2001-02 ...........................................Tim Gesell2001-02 ..........................................Kevin Kobs2000-01 ................................... Jason Herlitzke2000-01 ..........................................Brad Joens2000-01 ...............................Kevin Lingenfelter2000-01 .................................... Nathan Mulder

CSIC All-Academic1984-85 .................................... John Thomsen


Brian Metz was a two-time ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District selection as a junior and senior (2008-10)

Capital One Academic All-District VII First Team

2014-15 ........................................Patrick Kurth2013-14 ...................................... Ryan Rolfzen

ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District VII Second Team

2009-10 ...........................................Brian Metz2008-09 ...........................................Brian Metz

ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District VII Third Team

2005-06 ........................................ Dusty Smith

Verizon Academic All-District VII Second Team

2000-01 ..........................................Brad Joens2000-01 .................................... Nathan Mulder

NSIC Myles Brand All-Academic With Distinction Award

2017-18 ...................................Brian Goodwin2017-18 ...................................... Matt Thomas2017-18 ..................................JJ Zumbrennen2015-16 ...................................David Andersen2013-14 ................................... Tyler Bauschek2013-14 ...................................... Ryan Rolfzen

WILDCAT ALL-TIME HISTORY1911-12

Head Coach Edward Huntemer(4-0)

Wayne City ......................................... W 18-13Wayne City...........................................W 22-11Pierce HS.............................................W 19-13Bancroft................................................W 24-5

1912-13 Head Coach Edward Huntemer

(9-1)Omaha U.............................................W 28-18Wausa.................................................W 27-12Wayne Athletic Assn............................W 22-6Morningside Academy.........................W 42-10Columbus YMCA.................................W 35-24Sioux City YMCA.................................L 14-15Wayne A. A..........................................W 31-27Pierce..................................................W 18-16Bancroft...............................................W 36-8Crofton.................................................W 30-21

1913-14 Head Coach Clyde U. Keckley

(7-4)Pierce H.S...........................................W 35-16Concord...............................................W 57-32Genoa..................................................W 43-28Pierce...................................................L 19-39Dana....................................................W 27-26Western Union......................................L 18-23Bellevue College...................................L 28-35Genoa...................................................L 23-29Sioux City Journal................................W 52-9Bellevue College..................................W 23-20Western Union.....................................W 43-27

1914-15 Head Coach Clyde U. Keckley

(5-4)Sioux City Journal...............................W 44-29Western Union....................................W 25-13Bellevue College.................................W 25-13Cotner...................................................L 19-21Omaha U..............................................L 21-39Cotner...................................................L 15-16Bellevue College.................................W 17-12Creighton Law.....................................W 28-22Western Union....................................W 29-16

1915-16 Head Coach John Gross

(3-3)Crofton Town........................................L 20-21Pierce Town..........................................L 24-33Morningside..........................................L 18-26Western Union.....................................W 31-20Wayne Commercials...........................W 42-21Pierce.................................................W 114-11

1919-20 Head Coach A.C. Serfl ing

(9-3)

Dana College.......................................W 31-19Dana College.......................................W 42-24Nebraska Wesleyan.............................L 18-36Kearney State......................................L 12-13Seward.................................................W 39-14Buena Vista..........................................W 40-19Western Union.....................................W 21-14Trinity....................................................W 23-18Peru State.............................................L 21-34Chadron...............................................W 39-18Kearney State......................................W 38-15Western Union......................................W 32-12

1920-21 Head Coach Talmadge Marston

(1-11)Cotner.....................................................L 9-40Nebraska Wesleyan...............................L 20-26Cotner.....................................................L 12-25Doane.....................................................L 16-25Midland...................................................L 13-29Doane.....................................................L 13-34Omaha U................................................L 23-36Nebraska Wesleyan...............................L 17-35Dana College.........................................L 12-23Western Union........................................L 5-29Dana College........................................W 40-18

1921-22 Head Coach Fred G. Dale

(0-4)Midland.................................................L 18-63Cotner...................................................L 7-57Cotner...................................................L 13-55Chadron................................................L 14-35


(5-7)Yankton.................................................L 24-31Cotner...................................................L 21-22Peru State.............................................L 16-26Midland................................................W 29-20Cotner...................................................L 14-19Doane...................................................L 25-31Chadron................................................L 16-21Chadron...............................................W 11-6Peru State............................................W 27-24Western Union.....................................W 39-24


(14-8)Yankton...............................................W 20-19Doane..................................................W 31-10Cotner..................................................W 22-21Nebraska Wesleyan..............................L 20-32Omaha U.............................................W 18-10Kearney State......................................W 28-25Cotner..................................................W 34-17Chadron................................................L 12-26Midland.................................................L 29-16Omaha U.............................................W 20-6Doane..................................................W 23-21Chadron...............................................W 20-12Western Union.....................................W 40-17Midland................................................W 19-17


(12-1)Cotner...................................................L 28-30Dana College.......................................W 36-28Western Union.....................................W 24-22Cotner..................................................W 22-19Hastings...............................................W 17-16Dana College.......................................W 27-13Grand Island........................................W 19-14Kearney State......................................W 29-18Hastings...............................................W 21-16Western Union.....................................W 67-19Midland................................................W 22-5Grand Island........................................W 37-17Midland................................................W 56-18


(9-6)Yankton..................................................L 26-20Western Union......................................W 27-24Yankton.................................................L 15-24Cotner....................................................L 26-32Nebraska Wesleyan...............................L 25-26Midland.................................................W 26-16Grand Island.........................................W 44-17Western Union.......................................L 29-33Omaha U..............................................W 25-20Chadron................................................W 40-17Hastings.................................................L 35-37Kearney State.......................................W 30-21Midland.................................................W 41-21Hastings................................................W 27-23Cotner..................................................W 26-21

.1926-27

Head Coach Fred G. Dale(4-13)

Western Union......................................W 38-36Yankton..................................................L 17-30Dana College........................................W 39-12Western Union......................................L 38-39Yankton.................................................L 22-23Chadron................................................L 19-20Omaha..................................................W 41-19Midland.................................................L 28-35York College..........................................L 29-41Hastings................................................L 21-27Kearney State.......................................L 16-27Cotner...................................................L 26-28Nebraska Wesleyan.............................W 28-23Omaha..................................................L 23-33Midland.................................................L 20-23Cotner...................................................L 24-28Hastings................................................L 27-40

1927-28 Head Coach W. Ray Hickman

(4-9)Western Union ......................................L 25-39Yankton .................................................L 23-42Dana College ...................................... W 27-16Western Union ......................................L 16-45Buena Vista ..........................................L 21-36Morningside ..........................................L 15-48Midland .................................................L 23-30Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 16-28Midland .................................................L 13-40Kearney State .......................................L 27-44Chadron .............................................. W 36-22Hastings.............................................. W 28-25Dana College ...................................... W 35-28


(5-7)Yankton .................................................L 23-30Midland .................................................L 22-32Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 26-27Yankton ............................................... W 29-26Midland .................................................L 28-35Western Union .................................... W 40-37Chadron .............................................. W 23-14Peru State.............................................L 23-36Omaha University ............................... W 29-19Peru State.............................................L 27-40Kearney State .......................................L 22-36Omaha University ............................... W 35-17



Head Coach W. Ray Hickman(13-3)

Morningside ..........................................L 17-20Sioux Falls .......................................... W 21-19Western Union .................................... W 26-22Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 32-25Cotner ................................................. W 37-30Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 40-29Midland ............................................... W 40-28Omaha University ............................... W 21-12Peru State........................................... W 34-28Morningside ........................................ W 26-23Midland .................................................L 30-42Kearney State .......................................L 30-42Peru State........................................... W 40-30Norfolk ................................................ W 36-17Chadron .............................................. W 50-26Chadron .............................................. W 55-33


(10-7)Morningside ..........................................L 25-37Hastings.............................................. W 33-23Morningside ..........................................L 29-36Western Union ......................................L 27-35Hastings.............................................. W 27-26Western Union .................................... W 36-24Cotner ...................................................L 19-25Kearney State .......................................L 19-25Peru State.............................................L 20-30Chadron .............................................. W 50-15Chadron .............................................. W 35-15South Dakota Teachers ...................... W 33-26School of Mines .................................. W 28-26Kearney State ..................................... W 35-19Peru State.............................................L 28-31Chadron .............................................. W 37-19Chadron .............................................. W 37-26


(10-8)Morningside ..........................................L 12-22Midland .................................................L 13-26Hastings.............................................. W 37-32NU B Team ......................................... W 47-37Omaha University .................................L 17-24Omaha University .................................L 27-42Kearney State .......................................L 24-38Midland .................................................L 29-31Peru State.............................................L 33-35Chadron .............................................. W 41-37Chadron .............................................. W 36-21Kearney State ..................................... W 42-31Hastings................................................L 31-38Morningside ........................................ W 37-28Peru State........................................... W 34-21NU B Team ......................................... W 46-28Chadron .............................................. W 61-30Chadron .............................................. W 46-10


(6-7)Springfi eld Normal .............................. W 32-27Midland .................................................L 16-32York College ....................................... W 47-34Peru State........................................... W 44-37Kearney State .......................................L 30-33Chadron .............................................. W 43-26Omaha University .................................L 35-42Midland .................................................L 25-46Chadron ................................................L 43-56Chadron ................................................L 42-45Kearney State ..................................... W 39-27Omaha University .................................L 32-38Peru State........................................... W 38-34


(12-5)Sioux Falls .......................................... W 35-21Midland ............................................... W 33-19Midland .................................................L 17-29Doane ................................................. W 27-22Omaha University .................................L 34-46Kearney State .......................................L 32-33Buena Vista ........................................ W 43-41Western Union .................................... W 42-25Peru State.............................................L 22-25Chadron .............................................. W 43-40Chadron .............................................. W 32-19Buena Vista ........................................ W 44-28Omaha University .................................L 27-34Kearney State ..................................... W 48-40Dakota Wesleyan ............................... W 45-37Western Union .................................... W 43-28Peru State........................................... W 35-29


(7-11)Midland .................................................L 26-28School of Mines .................................. W 28-24Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 34-24Peru State.............................................L 34-37Kearney State ..................................... W 44-35Buena Vista ..........................................L 26-30Hastings................................................L 35-36Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 30-34Omaha University .................................L 19-46Omaha University .................................L 37-44Hastings................................................L 29-33Kearney State ..................................... W 33-26Peru State.............................................L 35-39UNL B Team .........................................L 26-27Chadron .............................................. W 44-22Chadron ...........................................W (Forfeit)UNL B Team ....................................... W 29-24Buena Vista ..........................................L 37-40


(12-4)Omaha ..................................................L 22-26Omaha ................................................ W 39-26Midland ............................................... W 44-36Peru State............................................. W 47-9Kearney State ..................................... W 31-28York College ....................................... W 41-34Chadron .............................................. W 28-23Chadron .............................................. W 45-24Peru State........................................... W 46-32NU B Team ......................................... W 46-33Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 31-33Buena Vista ........................................ W 35-22Buena Vista ........................................ W 44-34Midland .................................................L 30-32York College ....................................... W 41-31NU B Team ...........................................L 30-35


(12-5)Midland ............................................... W 30-25Omaha University ............................... W 28-21Omaha University ............................... W 29-28Kearney State .......................................L 30-31Dakota Wesleyan .................................L 40-42York College ....................................... W 42-19Peru State........................................... W 51-29Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 36-30Hastings................................................L 29-50Midland .................................................L 27-35Kearney State ..................................... W 37-29Chadron .............................................. W 39-26Chadron .............................................. W 48-34

1936-37 (continued)Peru State.............................................L 27-40Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 47-35Hastings.............................................. W 42-36York College ....................................... W 55-21


(12-4)Omaha University ............................... W 53-32Midland ............................................... W 38-24Omaha University ............................... W 41-32Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 35-34Buena Vista ........................................ W 43-30Kearney State ..................................... W 48-35Buena Vista ........................................ W 36-30Midland ............................................... W 47-41Peru State.............................................L 35-53Chadron ................................................L 41-50Chadron ................................................L 45-46NU B Team ......................................... W 43-40Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 45-34NU B Team ......................................... W 44-39Kearney State ..................................... W 56-41Peru State.............................................L 46-48

1938-39 Head Coach Jim Morrison

(12-9)Wahpeton .............................................L 30-34Northern................................................L 24-38Valley City ........................................... W 30-26Sioux Falls .......................................... W 35-34Augustana ............................................L 31-46Omaha University .................................L 28-30Omaha University .................................L 30-33Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 39-35Kearney State .......................................L 28-30Kearney State .......................................L 33-40York College ....................................... W 34-32Midland ............................................... W 41-24Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 20-43Hastings.............................................. W 36-26York College ....................................... W 34-25Chadron .............................................. W 36-24Chadron .............................................. W 40-36Midland ............................................... W 44-36Peru State........................................... W 40-36Hastings.............................................. W 38-31Peru State.............................................L 35-55


(12-7)Sioux Falls .......................................... W 31-30Augustana ............................................L 25-37Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 47-30Hastings.............................................. W 50-34Omaha University .................................L 38-43Milwaukee Teachers .............................L 44-52Kearney State ..................................... W 43-37York College ....................................... W 35-19Midland ............................................... W 42-31Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 46-34Peru State.............................................L 25-35Kearney State .......................................L 31-33Chadron ................................................L 35-56Chadron .............................................. W 44-41Hastings.............................................. W 49-47Peru State........................................... W 48-41Midland ............................................... W 39-31York College ....................................... W 36-30Glenville, West Virginia .........................L 38-50



Head Coach Jim Morrison(13-6)

Augustana .......................................... W 47-37Sioux Falls ............................................L 23-41Gustavus Adolphus...............................L 29-38Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 45-26Iowa Teachers ......................................L 29-32Chicago Teachers .................................L 31-33Milwaukee Teachers .............................L 38-58Kearney State ..................................... W 47-33Sioux Falls .......................................... W 46-45Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 45-40Peru State........................................... W 34-27Augustana .......................................... W 40-36Kearney State ..................................... W 44-25Hastings.............................................. W 47-33Chadron .............................................. W 46-41Chadron ................................................L 38-40Peru State........................................... W 48-32Iowa Teachers .................................... W 41-36Hastings.............................................. W 47-37


(8-7)Augustana ............................................L 25-43Hastings.............................................. W 37-24Dakota Wesleyan ............................... W 27-25Augustana ............................................L 26-31Dakota Wesleyan .................................L 38-43Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 52-40Peru State.............................................L 35-43Western Union .................................... W 51-47Kearney State ..................................... W 51-36Chadron ................................................L 32-44Chadron ................................................L 34-42Peru State........................................... W 44-33Western Union ......................................L 33-43Kearney State ..................................... W 46-42Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 32-28

1942-43 Head Coach Ray Schriener

Ralph Ginn(11-6)

Morningside ..........................................L 39-40Morningside ..........................................L 35-51Midland ............................................... W 63-51Midland ............................................... W 31-23Hastings.............................................. W 60-28Kearney State ..................................... W 49-38Doane ................................................ W 47-42York College .........................................L 46-50Midland .................................................L 45-50Kearney State ..................................... W 55-44Peru State.............................................L 37-52Doane ................................................. W 45-28Old Home ........................................... W 64-44York College ....................................... W 60-58Peru State........................................... W 55-48Kearney State .......................................L 50-64Hastings.............................................. W 53-41

1943-44 Head Coach Ralph Ginn

(7-3)Midland .................................................L 26-30SC Olsons Sports ............................... W 57-27Omaha University .................................L 36-54Morningside ........................................ W 35-21Norfolk Jrs. ......................................... W 30-26Midland ............................................... W 39-30Morningside ........................................ W 47-26Omaha University .................................L 39-55SC Army Sub Depot ........................... W 71-31Norfolk College ................................... W 39-34


(6-6)Sioux City Airbase ................................L 27-33Norfolk College .....................................L 18-45Morningside ........................................ W 42-18Norfolk College .....................................L 26-29Morningside ........................................ W 42-34Western Union .................................... W 48-45Luther ................................................. W 50-18Norfolk JC .............................................L 25-29Morningside ........................................ W 45-29Midland .................................................L 38-42Midland .................................................L 25-48Western Union .................................... W 48-45


(10-7)Doane ................................................. W 56-51Dakota Wesleyan .................................L 26-49University of South Dakota ...................L 46-60Yankton .................................................L 38-47Omaha University ............................... W 57-29Omaha University ............................... W 55-21Midland .................................................L 34-46Hastings................................................L 37-45Hastings.............................................. W 41-38Kearney State ..................................... W 65-44Yankton ............................................... W 77-46Peru State.............................................L 54-57Dakota Wesleyan .................................L 45-59Doane ................................................. W 52-47Hastings.............................................. W 61-29Peru State........................................... W 47-43Kearney State ..................................... W 41-36

1946-47 Head Coach Donald Emory

(6-14)Western Union .................................... W 47-44Omaha University .................................L 36-50York College .........................................L 50-61Hastings................................................L 34-40York College .........................................L 46-50Midland .................................................L 40-48Sioux City Business School ................ W 52-27Midland .................................................L 28-41Peru State.............................................L 45-56Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 40-41Doane ...................................................L 41-58Hastings................................................L 39-46Chadron State .................................... W 59-55Chadron State .................................... W 56-42Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 36-31Midland ............................................... W 36-35Iowa Wesleyan .....................................L 39-45Western Union ......................................L 35-41Kearney State .......................................L 44-51Hastings................................................L 33-44

1947-48 Head Coach Donald Meek

(16-8)Western Union .................................... W 37-29Omaha University .................................L 42-51Morningside ..........................................L 42-43Hastings................................................L 20-27Kearney State ..................................... W 62-50York College ....................................... W 38-34Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 30-28Peru State.............................................L 37-43Midland ............................................... W 36-25Midland .................................................L 44-48Peru State........................................... W 53-36Morningside ........................................ W 52-47Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 51-38Doane ...................................................L 41-43Western Union .................................... W 63-53Chadron .............................................. W 58-49

1947-48 (continued)Chadron .............................................. W 52-44Midland ............................................... W 57-47Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 34-47York College ....................................... W 54-42Doane ................................................. W 40-39Kearney State .......................................L 56-57Hastings.............................................. W 44-43Peru State........................................... W 45-41

1948-49 Head Coach Donald Meek

(9-12)Morningside ..........................................L 52-62University of South Dakota ...................L 43-59Morningside ..........................................L 53-54Midland ............................................... W 62-48Drury ................................................... W 46-44Southwest Missouri ..............................L 40-43Kearney State ..................................... W 54-53Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 52-46Midland ............................................... W 52-47Peru State.............................................L 39-48Doane ...................................................L 51-53York College ....................................... W 67-49Kearney State .......................................L 45-54Peru State.............................................L 44-52Chadron ................................................L 27-45Chadron .............................................. W 61-40Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 50-61Hastings.............................................. W 56-47Doane ...................................................L 41-43York College ....................................... W 73-71Hastings................................................L 52-65

1949-50 Head Coach Charles Obye

(8-14)Morningside ..........................................L 46-61Mankato State ......................................L 38-61Yankton ............................................... W 68-56Morningside ..........................................L 44-54Midland ............................................... W 50-41Dubuque University ..............................L 55-75Westmar ...............................................L 45-47Kearney State .......................................L 55-64Westmar ...............................................L 50-66Doane ................................................. W 66-62Midland ............................................... W 58-51Hastings................................................L 47-54Peru State.............................................L 59-86York College ....................................... W 68-63Kearney State .......................................L 50-54Chadron ................................................L 66-90Chadron ................................................L 54-57Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 62-60Hastings................................................L 68-82Doane ................................................. W 58-57York College ....................................... W 59-50Peru State.............................................L 52-60


(8-14)Augustana .......................................... W 65-61Sioux Falls ............................................L 54-55Sioux Falls .......................................... W 74-48Buena Vista ..........................................L 58-69Buena Vista ..........................................L 52-54Augustana ............................................L 55-64Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 60-64Midland ............................................... W 59-50Midland ............................................... W 66-65Kearney State .......................................L 64-73Hastings................................................L 54-78Doane ...................................................L 49-60Peru State.............................................L 52-69York College ....................................... W 86-68Peru State.............................................L 44-86Chadron ................................................L 60-62


WILDCAT ALL-TIME HISTORY1950-51 (continued)

Chadron .............................................. W 61-55Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 52-55Hastings................................................L 55-68York College ....................................... W 99-52Kearney State .......................................L 64-79Doane ................................................. W 68-65


(8-13)Morningside ..........................................L 65-71Westmar ...............................................L 58-62Westmar ...............................................L 54-61Morningside ..........................................L 58-73Sioux Falls .......................................... W 77-54Westmar ............................................. W 55-50Mankato State ......................................L 68-76Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 44-59Midland .................................................L 52-54Doane ................................................. W 62-61Peru State........................................... W 72-70Hastings................................................L 40-61Kearney State .......................................L 60-68Kearney State ..................................... W 45-43Chadron ................................................L 54-70Chadron ................................................L 66-84Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 39-59Peru State........................................... W 69-68Hastings................................................L 69-87Doane ................................................. W 71-59Midland ............................................... W 77-60


(14-11)Augustana ............................................L 59-71Southern Teachers ...............................L 59-62Omaha University .................................L 56-70Southern Teachers ............................. W 71-63Augustana .......................................... W 77-54Yankton .................................................L 56-64Peru State.............................................L 64-73Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 66-69Midland ............................................... W 73-49Doane ................................................. W 66-65Omaha University .................................L 61-70Yankton ............................................... W 80-73Hastings................................................L 63-67Kearney State ..................................... W 76-74Chadron .............................................. W 82-77Chadron .............................................. W 85-76Doane ...................................................L 54-60Hastings.............................................. W 77-61Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 57-76Kearney State ..................................... W 63-59Midland ............................................... W 93-81Peru State........................................... W 73-72Midland ............................................... W 74-53Doane ................................................. W 71-50Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 71-73


(12-9)Omaha University .................................L 65-66Morningside ...................................... W 104-98Southern Teachers ...............................L 64-69Omaha University ............................... W 85-77Southern Teachers ............................. W 81-69Doane ...................................................L 58-60Kearney State ..................................... W 60-51Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 65-75Midland ............................................... W 86-72Doane ................................................. W 89-63Peru State........................................... W 57-51Hastings................................................L 62-69Kearney State .......................................L 69-77Chadron .............................................. W 63-55Chadron ................................................L 55-69

1953-54 (continued)Doane ................................................. W 68-54Hastings.............................................. W 69-65Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 68-77Peru State........................................... W 80-60Kearney State ..................................... W 76-63Midland .................................................L 61-70


(11-9)Westmar ...............................................L 77-95Omaha University .................................L 70-72Southern Teachers ............................. W 91-82Omaha University .................................L 68-80Southern Teachers ............................. W 91-82Morningside ........................................ W 74-64Buena Vista ..........................................L 50-59Midland ............................................... W 85-56Dakota Wesleyan .................................L 67-77Valley City ........................................... W 89-60Kearney State ..................................... W 74-62Midland ............................................... W 78-69Chadron ..............................................L 83-100Chadron ................................................L 70-77Hastings................................................L 54-64Peru State........................................... W 91-83Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 71-73Peru State........................................... W 82-69Doane ................................................. W 80-75Midland ............................................... W 92-63


(11-13)Omaha University ............................... W 73-69Augustana .......................................... W 84-70Southern Teachers ............................. W 83-73Westmar ...............................................L 76-90Southern Teachers ............................. W 78-76Colorado State......................................L 56-67Colorado State......................................L 61-86Buena Vista ........................................ W 82-61Westmar ............................................. W 78-73Kearney State ..................................... W 82-69Midland ............................................... W 75-48Hastings................................................L 64-87Kearney State .......................................L 72-75Peru State.............................................L 71-79Chadron ................................................L 78-83Chadron ................................................L 73-74Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 67-61Hastings................................................L 77-84Doane ................................................. W 84-81Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 81-86Peru State.............................................L 76-87Doane ...................................................L 70-74Midland ............................................... W 85-84


(15-9)Southern Teachers ............................. W 58-57Westmar ...............................................L 80-86Omaha University .................................L 79-87Southern Teachers ...............................L 53-56Westmar ...............................................L 75-77Kearney State .......................................L 70-72Midland ............................................... W 99-82Hastings.............................................. W 73-65Kearney State ..................................... W 94-78Chadron .............................................. W 81-57Chadron .............................................. W 74-68Peru State........................................... W 93-80Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 85-67Hastings.............................................. W 87-71Doane ................................................. W 90-84Peru State........................................... W 60-58Doane .................................................L 89-110Midland ............................................... W 93-72

1956-57 (continued)Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 69-83Kearney State .......................................L 60-66Doane ................................................. W 63-51Kearney State ..................................... W 75-67Kearney State ..................................... W 83-82Stetson University...............................L 84-100

1957-58 Head Coach George Radovich

(14-8)Southern Teachers ............................. W 66-51Augustana ............................................L 58-64Westmar ............................................. W 68-58Dana College ...................................... W 66-55Kearney State ..................................... W 90-53Southern Teachers ............................. W 67-58Hastings................................................L 51-66Kearney State .......................................L 47-61Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 68-69Chadron ................................................L 43-71Chadron ................................................L 58-58Midland ............................................... W 64-39Concordia ........................................... W 58-45Peru State........................................... W 63-59Hastings.............................................. W 65-64Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 47-59Doane ................................................. W 74-57Peru State.............................................L 60-63Doane ................................................. W 93-80Midland ............................................... W 77-65Doane ................................................. W 70-38Concordia ........................................... W 75-51

1958-59 Head Coach George Radovich

(17-8)Southern Teachers ............................. W 81-79Westmar ............................................. W 75-56Southern Teachers ...............................L 60-62Dana College ...................................... W 76-56Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 59-71Westmar ...............................................L 46-48Buena Vista ........................................ W 62-47Hastings................................................L 44-69Kearney State .......................................L 64-73Westmar ............................................. W 68-49Chadron .............................................. W 47-46Chadron .............................................. W 42-38Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 55-58Midland ............................................... W 83-73Concordia ........................................... W 88-50Peru State.............................................L 55-61Hastings.............................................. W 61-56Kearney State ..................................... W 78-75Doane ................................................. W 75-41Peru State........................................... W 59-58Doane ................................................. W 79-63Concordia ........................................... W 70-53Midland ............................................... W 82-45Dana College ...................................... W 81-60Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 61-67

1959-60 Head Coach Al Svenningson

(19-7)Winona State ...................................... W 85-74Northwest Missouri ...............................L 49-70Southern Teachers ...............................L 73-74Dana College ...................................... W 74-41Westmar ............................................. W 81-69Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 60-66Augustana .......................................... W 81-69Gustavus Adolphus...............................L 62-66Hastings.............................................. W 83-51Kearney State ..................................... W 91-78Chadron .............................................. W 75-63Chadron ................................................L 64-71Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 77-76Midland .................................................L 65-79



Concordia ......................................... W 102-83Peru State........................................... W 58-56Hastings.............................................. W 78-68Kearney State ..................................... W 93-80Doane ............................................... W 104-85Peru State........................................... W 70-65Doane ............................................... W 113-96Concordia ........................................... W 86-62Midland ............................................... W 69-58Dana College ...................................... W 64-50Peru State........................................... W 71-56Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 66-89


(12-12)Winona State ...................................... W 60-49La Crosse State ....................................L 63-65Omaha University ............................... W 72-64Concordia (Neb.) ................................ W 83-51Northwest Missouri ...............................L 54-55Southern State (S.D.) ...........................L 70-83Doane ...................................................L 76-77Adams State ....................................... W 83-67St. Cloud State .....................................L 55-65Midland .................................................L 63-82Dana College ...................................... W 77-50Westmar ...............................................L 71-72Kearney State .......................................L 61-69Hastings.............................................. W 66-51Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 75-82Doane ................................................. W 84-76Peru State........................................... W 67-61Buena Vista ........................................ W 74-65Chadron ................................................L 61-71Chadron ................................................L 68-78Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 76-66Peru State.............................................L 66-76Hastings.............................................. W 65-54Kearney State ..................................... W 88-86


(18-8)Southern State.................................... W 67-57Omaha University ............................... W 60-45Lincoln, Missouri ...................................L 50-80Northwest Missouri ...............................L 43-61University of South Dakota ...................L 71-76Doane ............................................... W 103-61Northern (S.D.) ................................... W 63-62Northwest Missouri ............................. W 54-47Valley City (N.D.) ................................ W 81-62Washburn ........................................... W 73-57Midland .................................................L 63-66Dana College ...................................... W 72-54Westmar ............................................. W 72-64Kearney State ..................................... W 90-74Hastings.............................................. W 68-56Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 65-67Doane ............................................... W 101-61Peru State.............................................L 56-65Chadron .............................................. W 83-69Chadron .............................................. W 87-78Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 82-67Peru State.............................................L 75-82Hastings.............................................. W 89-78Kearney State ..................................... W 96-71Midland ............................................... W 71-60Peru State.............................................L 77-87


(14-11)Chicago Teachers ............................... W 89-87De Paul .................................................L 45-73Northwestern College ......................... W 63-58Lincoln, Missouri ...................................L 69-72Midland ............................................... W 63-61Southern State.................................... W 80-75Huron College.......................................L 83-96Northern (S.D.) .....................................L 65-80Washburn .............................................L 69-72Colorado State.................................... W 78-70Westmar ............................................. W 74-69Chadron .............................................. W 74-69Chadron .............................................. W 56-36Hastings.............................................. W 79-68Kearney State ..................................... W 89-83Doane ................................................ W 80-78Northwest Missouri ...............................L 86-94Peru State.............................................L 56-69Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 63-97Kearney State ................................... W 109-82Hastings................................................L 61-63Doane ...................................................L 85-87Peru State........................................... W 92-58Omaha University ............................... W 73-55Peru State.............................................L 60-61


(13-11)Northwest Missouri ............................. W 59-55Westmar ............................................. W 89-79Hamline ................................................L 72-75St. Thomas ...........................................L 64-72Midland ............................................... W 90-70Northern (S.D.) ................................... W 78-64Huron College..................................... W 85-65Dakota Wesleyan .................................L 84-86Gustavus Adolphus...............................L 76-87Concordia (Neb.) ................................ W 70-60Northwestern ........................................L 80-85Chadron .............................................. W 76-69Chadron .............................................. W 73-70Hastings................................................L 82-97Kearney State ..................................... W 84-79Doane ...................................................L 89-91Peru State.............................................L 80-84Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 76-93Southern State.................................... W 88-77Kearney State ..................................... W 90-84Hastings..............................................L 76-102Doane ................................................. W 99-77Southern State.................................... W 80-68Peru State.............................................L 55-57


(17-7)Dana ................................................... W 86-83Hamline .............................................. W 86-77Westmar ............................................. W 74-73Washburn .............................................L 63-67Northwest Missouri ...............................L 78-79Midland ............................................... W 81-73South Dakota Tech ............................. W 78-52River Falls State ................................. W 83-72Northern (S.D.) .....................................L 52-74Northwestern ...................................... W 65-56Chadron .............................................. W 67-58Chadron .............................................. W 88-62Hastings................................................L 64-94Kearney State .......................................L 80-88Southern State.................................... W 80-70Concordia (Neb.) ................................ W 69-62Northwest Missouri ............................. W 91-73Peru State.............................................L 70-76Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 94-85Kearney State ..................................... W 98-88Hastings................................................L 65-82Morningside ........................................ W 82-74Southern State.................................... W 85-79Peru State......................................... W 101-98


(16-6)Dana College .................................... W 107-94St. Thomas ...........................................L 72-96Macalester ............................................L 64-68Midland ............................................... W 80-63Northern State .................................... W 73-64Washburn ........................................... W 84-75Mayville State ................................... W 105-97Dakota Wesleyan .................................L 81-98Northwestern ...................................... W 67-64Chadron .............................................. W 87-75Chadron ................................................L 65-70Hastings.............................................. W 95-69Kearney State .......................................L 69-89Southern State.................................... W 98-59Atlantico (Columbia) ........................... W 99-61Peru State.............................................L 63-89Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 99-81Kearney State ................................... W 109-82Hastings.............................................. W 89-86Morningside ........................................ W 89-88Southern State.................................. W 106-74Peru State........................................... W 97-87


(12-11)Dana College ........................................L 78-84Denver University .................................L 50-92Colorado Mines ..................................L 96-118Midland ............................................... W 84-75Winona State ........................................L 77-83Northwestern ...................................... W 98-71Eau Claire, Wisconsin ........................ W 87-76Blackhills State .....................................L 61-81Northern State ......................................L 54-74Chadron ................................................L 76-84Chadron ................................................L 75-98Hastings.............................................. W 87-72Kearney State .......................................L 79-81Southern State.................................... W 65-60Doane ................................................. W 72-71Peru State........................................... W 98-86Nebraska Wesleyan ..........................W 111-96Morningside ..........................................L 84-87Kearney State ..................................... W 84-74Hastings................................................L 63-81Doane ................................................. W 75-65Southern State.................................... W 98-67Peru State........................................... W 89-84


WILDCAT ALL-TIME HISTORY


1967-68Head Coach Dave Gunther

(24-3)Dana College ...................................... W 88-82La Crosse State .................................. W 93-70Winona State ...................................... W 75-61Dakota Wesleyan ............................... W 91-79Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 80-77Northwestern ...................................... W 91-63Westmar ...............................................L 66-70Pittsburg State .................................... W 66-47Chadron .............................................. W 77-63Chadron .............................................. W 80-56Hastings.............................................. W 75-49Kearney State ..................................... W 85-67Southern State.................................... W 91-75Morningside ........................................ W 88-66Doane ................................................. W 81-74Peru State.............................................L 77-79Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 79-72Midland ............................................... W 91-74Kearney State ................................... W 112-69Hastings.............................................. W 77-72Doane ................................................. W 86-81Southern State.................................... W 96-62Peru State......................................... W 100-67Doane ................................................. W 88-86Doane ................................................. W 85-65Eastern Montana State .........................L 70-83

1968-69Head Coach Dave Gunther

(23-4)Southern State.................................. W 103-64Dakota Wesleyan .................................L 93-95Macalester .......................................... W 78-76Westmar ............................................. W 73-67Concordia NE ..................................... W 93-56Northern State .................................... W 79-52Buena Vista ........................................ W 87-74UNO .................................................... W 74-67Chadron .............................................. W 90-61Midland ............................................... W 91-69Kearney State ..................................... W 71-64Northwestern ...................................... W 84-54Doane ................................................. W 75-58Hastings.............................................. W 78-55Peru State.............................................L 82-90Morningside ........................................ W 76-53Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 85-59Dana College ...................................... W 73-60Kearney State ..................................... W 63-58Hastings.............................................. W 91-71Doane ...................................................L 71-77Chadron .............................................. W 76-66Southern State.................................. W 107-81Peru State........................................... W 97-66Doane ................................................. W 88-71Doane ................................................. W 77-71Howard Payne ......................................L 70-94

1969-70 Head Coach Dave Gunther

(23-6)Southern State.................................. W 107-59Southwest Minnesota ......................... W 80-59John Brown......................................... W 90-89Southern Baptist ...................................L 63-68Concordia NE ..................................... W 93-71Northwestern ...................................... W 93-71Westmar ............................................. W 73-58Northern State .................................... W 88-71Gustavus Adolphus............................. W 91-65Washburn ........................................... W 71-65University of Northern Iowa ................ W 89-67Augustana .......................................... W 82-75Kearney State ................................... W 100-83Southern State.................................... W 62-45Chadron .............................................. W 69-44

1969-70 (continued)Doane ...................................................L 75-87Peru State........................................... W 79-51Hastings................................................L 82-86Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 55-57Dana College ...................................... W 92-60Kearney State ..................................... W 82-68Southwest MN .................................... W 84-79Doane ................................................. W 77-53Midland .................................................L 58-67Chadron .............................................. W 82-65Peru State........................................... W 88-68Hastings.............................................. W 83-72Hastings............................................ W 123-73Guilford .................................................L 73-90

1970-71 Head Coach Ron Jones

(10-14)Southern State.................................... W 72-61Northwestern ........................................L 57-75Midland ............................................... W 74-63Southwest State ...................................L 55-66University of Northern State .................L 70-78Northern St ...........................................L 70-78Augustana ............................................L 69-88Missouri Western ................................ W 62-53Western New Mexico ............................L 68-87Soutwest State ................................... W 79-63Kearney State .......................................L 78-93Southern State.................................... W 88-62Chadron ................................................L 79-83Doane ...................................................L 70-73Peru State........................................... W 87-84Hastings.............................................. W 77-71UNO ......................................................L 79-80Dana College ...................................... W 64-53Kearney State ..................................... W 78-76Doane ...................................................L 65-70Westmar ...............................................L 66-73Mount Marty........................................ W 79-67Chadron ................................................L 67-79Peru State.............................................L 65-66

1971-72Head Coach Ron Jones

(16-9)Northwestern ........................................L 87-96USD-Springfi eld .................................. W 80-69UNO .................................................... W 70-57Midland ............................................... W 91-74Southwest State ................................. W 68-66Northern State .................................... W 73-64Doane ...................................................L 73-78Sioux Falls ........................................ W 101-84Missouri Valley .................................... W 87-62Southwest State ................................. W 78-64Kearney State ..................................... W 75-71Hastings................................................L 79-88Doane ................................................. W 80-55Chadron .............................................. W 78-61Briar Cliff ............................................. W 85-77Peru State.............................................L 68-74Hastings................................................L 85-86UNO ......................................................L 60-61Kearney State .......................................L 72-98Westmar ........................................... W 116-83Dana College ...................................... W 88-58Mount Marty........................................ W 65-61Briar Cliff ............................................. W 90-77Chadron ................................................L 88-92Peru State.............................................L 74-75


(17-8)Northwestern ...................................... W 71-69Briar Cliff ............................................. W 91-74University of Northern Iowa ..................L 60-75UNO .....................................................L 49-72Southwest State ................................. W 75-70USD-Springfi eld ....................................L 77-79Doane ................................................. W 66-53Missouri Valley .................................. W 107-69Culver-Stockton .................................. W 92-83Kearney State ..................................... W 93-91Doane ................................................. W 76-75Chadron .............................................. W 86-54Dana College ........................................L 72-76Hastings................................................L 73-85Peru State......................................... W 102-91Midland ............................................... W 95-63Mount Mary....................................... W 107-77Kearney State .....................................L 94-105Briar Cliff ............................................. W 63-56Southwest State ................................. W 76-62Westmar ............................................. W 77-71UNO ......................................................L 83-84Chadron .............................................. W 72-62Peru State.............................................L 74-81Hastings.............................................. W 90-82


(10-14)Northwestern ........................................L 67-84Briar Cliff ............................................. W 81-70Northern State ......................................L 56-70Southwest State ...................................L 75-79Western Illinois .....................................L 68-89Athletes in Action (Exhibition) ...............L 67-94Winona ............................................. W 102-88UNO ......................................................L 65-66USD-Springfi eld .................................. W 99-81Doane ...................................................L 59-76Bethel ................................................. W 57-54Bemidji State ........................................L 58-71Hastings ............................................. W 71-69Chadron .............................................. W 70-59Doane ...................................................L 65-70Midland .................................................L 62-63Peru State........................................... W 92-64Kearney State ....................................L 90--101Briar Cliff ............................................. W 87-79


Southwest State ................................. W 92-71UNO ......................................................L 70-80Kearney State .......................................L 78-80Chadron .............................................. W 88-58Peru State.............................................L 75-81Hastings................................................L 77-99

1974-75Head Coach Jim Seward

(15-9)Northwestern ...................................... W 97-81Briar Cliff ...............................................L 72-86Mount Marty........................................ W 79-77Dana College .................................... W 105-63Regis .................................................. W 54-52Northern Colorado ................................L 65-83Doane ...................................................L 62-72Dakota Wesleyan ............................... W 87-86USD-Springfi eld .................................. W 67-58Simpson.............................................. W 81-58College of Ozarks ............................... W 80-72Chadron .............................................. W 80-51Hastings..............................................L 71-106Peru State........................................... W 90-58Kearney State .....................................L 93-107Westmary ......................................... W 109-80Briar Cliff ............................................. W 75-72UNO ......................................................L 60-61Kearney State .......................................L 90-96Chadron .............................................. W 67-64UNO ......................................................L 62-63Doane ...................................................L 77-80Hastings.............................................. W 94-86Peru State......................................... W 127-60

1975-76Head Coach Jim Seward

(14-11)Briar Cliff ...............................................L 60-62Northwestern ........................................L 67-81UNO ......................................................L 75-55Mount Marty........................................ W 98-86Dana College ...................................... W 86-69Dakota Wesleyan ............................. W 103-87Elmhurst ...............................................L 74-77 Roosevelt............................................ W 83-64Lakeland ...............................................L 78-85Midland ............................................... W 94-65Bellevue College................................. W 70-62Doane ...................................................L 67-69Chadron .............................................. W 76-67USD-Springfi eld .................................. W 77-60Hastings................................................L 88-91Kearney State ........................L 117-118 (2 OT)Doane .................................................L 83-112Peru State........................................... W 99-71Briar Cliff ............................................. W 86-76UNO .................................................... W 72-71Chadron .............................................. W 89-69Kearney State .......................................L 88-93Hastings............................................L 101-109Peru State..........................................W 111-71Concordia, NE .................................... W 83-71

1976-77 Head Coach Jim Seward

(18-12)Northwestern .................................... W 102-85Tarkio .................................................. W 82-73Northwest Missouri ............................. W 89-87Doane ................................................. W 98-80Missouri Western ..................................L 86-93Midland ............................................. W 113-85Luther ................................................. W 78-77Buena Vista ........................................L 87-100UNO ....................................................L 94-109

1976-77 (continued)Chadron .............................................. W 91-81Missouri Western ................................ W 89-77Hastings................................................L 87-88Missouri Southern.................................L 87-95Pittsburg State .................................... W 91-76Doane ...................................................L 89-94Fort Hays ............................................ W 93-88Kearney State .....................................L 96-101Peru State...........................................L 90-101Emporia State ................................... W 100-84Washburn ........................................... W 79-60Hastings.............................................. W 93-78Fort Hays ............................................ W 98-82Kearney State ................................. W 118-100Missouri Southern...............................L 83-107Pittsburg State ......................................L 65-76Midland ............................................. W 101-86Washburn ........................................... W 94-86Emporia State .....................................L 87-107Peru State......................................... W 101-76Chadron ................................................L 73-76

1977-78 Head Coach Jim Seward

(17-13)Bellevue College................................. W 85-81Peru State......................................... W 102-89Benedictine ......................................... W 77-69Northwest Missouri ...............................L 73-99Missouri Western ..................................L 72-97Hastings............................................L 106-110Mount Marty..........................................L 64-80Dana College ...................................... W 91-81Phillips ................................................ W 60-57Midland ............................................... W 97-93Peru State....................................... W 110-107Missouri Western ................................ W 78-77Doane ...................................................L 79-92Hastings................................................L 96-99Missouri Southern...............................L 83-100Pittsburg State ......................................L 76-83Doane ................................................. W 97-69Fort Hays .......................................... W 112-92Kearney State ................................... W 106-88Chadron ................................................L 63-86Fort Hays ........................................ W 109-104Kearney State .....................................L 96-100Washburn .............................................L 85-92Emporia ................................................L 74-99Midland ............................................. W 102-88Missouri Southern.................................L 78-82Pittsburg State .................................... W 87-76Chadron ............................................ W 100-97Emporia State ..................................... W 98-92Washburn ........................................... W 97-93

1978-79 Head Coach Bill Ivey

(12-17)Northwestern ........................................L 56-74Bellevue College................................. W 86-70Peru State........................................... W 66-60Missouri Western ................................ W 56-51Hastings................................................L 77-88Briar Cliff ...............................................L 56-81Midland ............................................... W 83-75Doane ................................................. W 73-71Hastings ...............................................L 87-89Kearney State .....................................L 77-105Fort Hays ..............................................L 61-64South Dakota State ..............................L 51-73Washburn .............................................L 72-82Emporia .............................................. W 85-83Missouri Western ..................................L 67-73Kearney State ..................................... W 69-67Fort Hays .......................................... W 100-77Bellevue College................................. W 92-70Chadron ................................................L 65-68

1978-79 (continued)Pittsburg State ......................................L 70-76Missouri Southern.................................L 69-88Peru State........................................... W 63-58Washburn .............................................L 68-70Emporia State .......................................L 78-91Doane ...................................................L 72-83Pittsburg State .................................... W 60-59Missouri Southern.................................L 71-74Chadron .............................................. W 65-55Hastings ...............................................L 85-87

1979-80 Head Coach Bill Ivey

(8-17)Bellevue College...................................L 59-63Peru State........................................... W 58-44Midland .................................................L 69-79Missouri Western ................................ W 65-58Briar Cliff ............................................. W 81-72Doane ...................................................L 59-81Missouri Western ..................................L 46-47Peru State........................................... W 70-59Doane ...................................................L 62-77Washburn .............................................L 57-60Emporia State .......................................L 70-86Fort Hays ..............................................L 56-69Kearney State .......................................L 72-95Briar Cliff ...............................................L 48-68Missouri Southern.................................L 73-75Pittsburg State .................................... W 84-79Chadron ................................................L 68-70Washburn .............................................L 59-73Emporia .............................................. W 76-73Missouri Southern.................................L 63-68Pittsburg State .................................... W 80-75Bellevue College...................................L 54-63Fort Hays ............................................ W 91-82Kearney State .......................................L 69-82Chadron ................................................L 52-56

1980-81 Head Coach Rick Weaver

(15-19)Hastings................................................L 74-78Doane ...................................................L 64-71Midland ............................................... W 88-71Bellevue College...................................L 80-84Missouri Western ..................................L 82-86Avila ......................................................L 72-75Benedictine ......................................... W 60-58Briar Cliff ...............................................L 76-89South Dakota State ..............................L 74-95Nebraska Wesleyan ........................... W 85-80Bellevue College................................. W 74-64Doane ...................................................L 53-73Missouri Western ................................ W 85-58Peru State........................................... W 74-58Kearney State .......................................L 69-86Fort Hays ..............................................L 85-91Doane ................................................. W 63-57Pittsburg State .................................... W 74-58Missouri Southern.................................L 56-77Briar Cliff ...............................................L 60-80Peru State........................................... W 73-67Washburn .............................................L 62-68Emporia State .......................................L 85-69Chadron .............................................. W 76-61Pittsburg ............................................. W 74-69Missouri Southern.................................L 69-70Kearney State .......................................L 73-85Fort Hays ..............................................L 66-88Bellevue College................................. W 63-61Emporia State ..................................... W 91-84Washburn ........................................... W 68-66Chadron ................................................L 49-55Chadron .............................................. W 69-67Hastings................................................L 67-84




(13-22)Dana College ...................................... W 91-64Concordia, NE ......................................L 78-79Hastings................................................L 84-95Bellevue College................................. W 74-60Missouri Western ..................................L 77-91USD-Springfi eld .................................. W 83-62Concordia, NE ......................................L 83-86Northwestern ...................................... W 89-84Midland ............................................... W 82-74Dana College ...................................... W 67-63Marymount, KS ...................................L 67-103Sterling, KS......................................... W 87-81Morningside ..........................................L 66-76Concordia, NE ......................................L 71-73Peru State........................................... W 69-67Missouri Western ................................ W 63-62Pittsburg State ......................................L 61-62Missouri Southern.................................L 76-83Doane ...................................................L 77-89Briar Cliff ............................................. W 80-74Kearney State .......................................L 66-90Fort Hays ..............................................L 71-77Washburn .............................................L 56-66Chadron .............................................. W 71-65Missouri Southern............................... W 65-64Pittsburg State ......................................L 63-69Bellevue College...................................L 54-90Fort Hays ..............................................L 63-72Kearney State .......................................L 67-78Emporia State .......................................L 65-68Peru State........................................... W 97-83Emporia State .......................................L 54-81Washburn .............................................L 70-81Bellevue College...................................L 49-63Chadron ................................................L 88-95


(12-23)Doane ...................................................L 69-73Dana College ...................................... W 66-60Midland ............................................... W 82-72Peru State........................................... W 62-59Concordia, NE ......................................L 67-71University of Iowa .................................L 49-69USD-Springfi eld ....................................L 78-86Benedictine ......................................... W 77-69Missouri Western ..................................L 68-74Midland .................................................L 63-74Concordia, NE .................................... W 91-77Dana College ...................................... W 84-68St. Olaf, MN ........................................ W 72-58Augustana, Ill ...................................... W 73-69Northwestern ...................................... W 92-73Bellevue College...................................L 69-74Peru State.............................................L 72-82Missouri Western ................................ W 66-63Kearney State .......................................L 80-94Fort Hays ..............................................L 64-72Doane ...................................................L 76-79Missouri Southern.................................L 72-86Pittsburg State ......................................L 51-65Briar Cliff .............................................. L 80-89Washburn .............................................L 66-86Emporia State .......................................L 63-72Chadron ................................................L 53-61Pittsburg State .................................... W 64-57Missouri Southern.................................L 82-84Bellevue College................................. W 95-66Fort Hays ..............................................L 70-77Kearney State .......................................L 88-92Emporia State .......................................L 68-77Washburn .............................................L 70-86Chadron ................................................L 68-69


(12-22)Concoridia, NE .....................................L 64-74Hastings.............................................. W 82-73Doane ................................................. W 73-69Peru State.............................................L 69-75University of Northern Iowa ..................L 70-88Concordia, NE .................................... W 88-78Missouri Western ..................................L 84-94Morningside ..........................................L 64-67Midland .................................................L 79-84Doane ...................................................L 67-98Midland ............................................. W 108-94Doane ...................................................L 67-68Northwestern ........................................L 61-81Bellevue College................................. W 89-63Missouri Western ................................L 68-102Dana College ...................................... W 80-71Pittsburg State ......................................L 64-73Missouri Southern.................................L 58-65Washburn ........................................... W 84-64Emporia State ..................................... W 76-63Briar Cliff ............................................. W 79-75Fort Hays ..............................................L 69-86Kearney State .......................................L 81-95Chadron .............................................. W 72-65Emporia State .......................................L 74-78Washburn .............................................L 67-82Peru State........................................... W 60-49Missouri Southern.................................L 58-59Pittsburg State ......................................L 54-71Bellevue College............................... W 104-73Fort Hays ..............................................L 56-64Kearney State .......................................L 84-86Chadron ................................................L 73-74Hastings................................................L 78-85


(16-16)Briar Cliff ...............................................L 73-90Doane ...................................................L 69-71Peru State........................................... W 78-57Mayville State ..................................... W 75-62Southwest, Minnesota ........................ W 83-66Drake ....................................................L 68-74UNO ......................................................L 55-61Missouri Western ................................ W 76-57South Dakota State ..............................L 62-82Midland ............................................... W 95-86Concordia (Neb.) ................................ W 69-67Missouri Western ................................ W 76-75Washburn .............................................L 74-89Emporia State .......................................L 74-93Bellevue College................................. W 77-60Kearney State .......................................L 68-76Fort Hays ..............................................L 50-64Chadron .............................................. W 91-72Missouri Southern.................................L 86-94Pittsburg State .................................... W 68-67Peru State.............................................L 62-70Fort Hays ..............................................L 78-97Kearney State .....................................L 88-103Bellevue College................................. W 72-66Emporia State ..................................... W 78-76Washburn ........................................... W 68-64Chadron ................................................L 70-71Pittsburg State .................................... W 91-74Missouri Southern.................................L 87-90Peru State........................................... W 62-58Doane ................................................. W 65-51Kearney State .......................................L 72-87

1985-86 Head Coach Steve Aggers

(13-20)Briar Cliff ...............................................L 60-70Westmar ............................................. W 66-50Concordia (Neb.) ................................ W 90-77Peru State.............................................L 52-64Northwestern ........................................L 54-77Westmar ...............................................L 66-68Missouri Western ..................................L 50-69Northwestern ...................................... W 54-48Bellevue College...................................L 73-80Southern Indiana ..................................L 63-91Kentucky Wesleyan ..............................L 43-80Kentucky State ................................... W 84-70Missouri Western ..................................L 52-55Kearney State .......................................L 62-76Fort Hays ..............................................L 47-77Midland ............................................... W 74-54Missouri Southern............................... W 71-70Pittsburg State ......................................L 61-63Chadron .............................................. W 53-51Washburn .............................................L 46-61Emporia State .......................................L 66-89Peru State........................................... W 74-64Pittsburg State ......................................L 69-89Missouri Southern.................................L 52-70Bellevue College................................. W 91-68Fort Hays ..............................................L 37-72Kearney State ..................................... W 73-64Chadron .............................................. W 73-66Emporia State .......................................L 72-83Washburn .............................................L 43-69Westmar ............................................. W 65-51Doane ................................................. W 64-61Kearney State .......................................L 60-63



Head Coach Steve Aggers(16-18)

Briar Cliff ...............................................L 50-65Dana College .................................... W 101-85Mckendree ............................................L 76-81Central Methodist .................................L 60-66Peru State........................................... W 81-61Morningside ..........................................L 58-85Westmar ...............................................L 55-71Missouri Western ................................ W 76-75Briar Cliff ............................................. W 64-54Westmar ...............................................L 69-86Midland ............................................... W 78-56Bellevue College................................. W 72-61Westmar ............................................. W 77-68Midland .................................................L 65-67Missouri Western ..................................L 84-87Pittsburg State .................................... W 75-74Missouri Southern............................... W 70-69Washburn .............................................L 61-73Emporia State .......................................L 59-72Chadron State ......................................L 71-73Kearney State .......................................L 83-85Fort Hays ..............................................L 64-70Peru State........................................... W 82-59Emporia State ..................................... W 85-74Washburn .............................................L 52-83Bellevue College................................. W 81-57Missouri Southern.................................L 72-89Pittsburg State .................................... W 95-90Chadron State .................................... W 80-58Fort Hays ..............................................L 58-90Kearney State .......................................L 79-82Dana College ...................................... W 84-75Hastings.............................................. W 60-58Kearney State .......................................L 73-83


(13-17)National College ...................................L 71-83South Dakota Tech ...............................L 73-74Dana College .................................... W 102-89Rocky Mountain .................................. W 82-55Western Montana .............................L 103-114Missouri Western ..................................L 62-89Briar Cliff ............................................. W 65-64University of Nebraska Omaha.............L 64-83Huron College.......................................L 70-82Sioux Falls ............................................L 62-63Dana College ...................................... W 85-64Midland ............................................... W 85-75Missouri Western ..................................L 59-62Fort Hays ..............................................L 68-86Kearney State ..................................... W 70-69Midland ............................................... W 86-70Pittsburg State ......................................L 73-80Missouri Southern............................... W 74-48Washburn .............................................L 68-75Emporia State ..................................... W 75-74Peru State........................................... W 67-49Missouri Southern............................... W 63-56Pittsburg State .................................... W 71-69Kearney State .......................................L 57-76Fort Hays ..............................................L 50-67Briar Cliff ...............................................L 66-85Emporia State .......................................L 61-77Washburn .............................................L 65-99Concordia (Neb.) ................................ W 71-62Hastings................................................L 52-65


(17-11)Dakota State ....................................... W 95-73University of South Dakota ...................L 65-74Westmar ...............................................L 80-83William Penn....................................... W 83-57Missouri Western ................................ W 77-76University of Nebraska Omaha........... W 78-75Briar Cliff ............................................. W 77-71University of South Dakota ................. W 78-72Metro State ...........................................L 64-92Angelo State ....................................... W 77-73Dana College ...................................... W 97-54Missouri Western ..................................L 62-79Mount Marty........................................ W 92-64Dana College ...................................... W 93-69Washburn .............................................L 65-82Emporia State .......................................L 60-63Kearney State ..................................... W 84-83Fort Hays ..............................................L 74-86Peru State........................................... W 66-64Missouri Southern............................... W 85-61Pittsburg State .................................... W 82-73Fort Hays ..............................................L 67-82Kearney State .....................................L 92-100Emporia State ..................................... W 72-66Washburn ........................................... W 74-69Pittsburg State .................................... W 94-82Missouri Southern.................................L 67-69Midland .................................................L 76-86


(8-19)Regis ....................................................L 72-83Dana College .................................. W 113-104Northwestern ........................................L 77-85Southwest, Minnesota ........................ W 72-69Northwest Missouri .............................L 68-101Missouri Western ................................ W 88-86Benedictine ......................................... W 86-75University of South Dakota ...................L 75-77Alaska-Anchorage ................................L 59-96Alaska-Anchorage ..............................L 62-101Alaska-Fairbanks ..............................L 102-112Alaska-Fairbanks ..................................L 80-93Briar Cliff ...............................................L 71-81Southwest Baptist .................................L 55-90Dana College .................................... W 108-99Mount Marty..........................................L 55-61Northwest Missouri ...............................L 49-83Kearney State ..................................... W 91-83Chadron State ......................................L 77-87Fort Hays ..............................................L 61-82Sioux Falls ........................................ W 100-74Kearney State .....................................L 79-102Chadron State .............................. W 95-83 OTFort Hays ............................................L 76-105Emporia State .......................................L 61-82Benedictine .........................................L 85-101Briar Cliff ...............................................L 74-77

1990-91 Head Coach Mike Brewen

(7-20)Briar Cliff ...............................................L 56-79Huron College..................................... W 70-69Mayville State ..................................... W 88-84Morningside ........................................L 62-104Cameron ...............................................L 65-82Central State.......................................L 79-114Missouri Western ..................................L 50-78Chadron State .................................. W 100-86South Dakota Tech ........................... W 109-96North Dakota State ...............................L 65-75Northwest Missouri ...............................L 60-85Fort Lewis College ..............................L 90-100Adams State .........................................L 77-84

1990-91 (continued)Western State ..................................... W 88-66Colorado Mines ................................ W 105-69Mesa State ...........................................L 69-87Fort Hays ..............................................L 75-82Western State .......................................L 49-78Mesa State ...........................................L 68-90Colorado Mines ................................ W 100-76Fort Lewis .............................................L 97-98Adams State .........................................L 57-72Fort Hays ..............................................L 58-73Kearney State .......................................L 75-79Briar Cliff ...............................................L 60-75Chadron State ......................................L 62-88Kearney State .......................................L 76-78


(11-17)Mankato State ......................................L 61-78Missouri Western ..................................L 73-76Southwest State, Minnesota ............... W 74-71Morningside ..........................................L 61-66Wisconsin-Parkside .......................... W 100-66Northwestern ........................................L 79-84Northwest Missouri ...............................L 55-62North Dakota State ...............................L 65-74Washburn .............................................L 61-85West Texas State ..................................L 69-82South Dakota State ............................L 63-102University of South Dakota ...................L 65-67Southern Colorado ............................. W 76-63Northwest Oklahoma .......................... W 67-62Colorado Mines .................................. W 94-74Viterbo ................................................ W 64-57Briar Cliff ...............................................L 50-58Nebraska-Kearney.............................. W 86-66Quincy ................................................ W 82-80Olivet Nazarene .........................L 99-108 3 OTWisconsin-Parkside ..............................L 60-78Briar Cliff ...............................................L 65-82Northwest Missouri ...............................L 72-79Southwest State, Minnesota ............... W 79-65Fort Hays State.....................................L 62-86Fort Hays State................................... W 68-59Quincy ................................................ W 77-69Nebraska-Kearney................................L 82-88



Head Coach Mike Brewen(7-20)

St. Francis .......................................... W 70-68Morningside ..........................................L 68-87University of South Dakota ...................L 58-84Northwest Missouri ...............................L 71-80Bemidji State ........................................L 81-88South Dakota State ............................L 72-106Southwest State Minnesota ................ W 76-74Mankato State ......................................L 48-73Winona State ........................................L 56-81Viterbo ..................................................L 42-54University of Nebraska Omaha.............L 37-77Eastern New Mexico.............................L 56-57Bemidji State ...................................... W 76-71Southwest State, Minnesota ............... W 59-53Dana College ...................................... W 73-71Quincy ..................................................L 69-81Bemidji State ...................................... W 83-66Drury ................................................... W 61-60Briar Cliff ...............................................L 73-79West Texas State ..................................L 55-71Quincy ..................................................L 56-63Wisconsin-Parkside ..............................L 54-83Briar Cliff ...............................................L 75-82Drury .....................................................L 78-81Northwest Missouri ...............................L 60-83Nebraska-Kearney................................L 72-95Nebraska-Kearney..............................L 80-108


(7-20)Northern State ......................................L 75-95Colorado Mines .................................. W 82-71University of Denver .............................L 65-82Wisconsin-Parkside ..............................L 73-85Mankato State ......................................L 77-91Morningside ...................................... W 102-99South Dakota State ..............................L 68-74St. Francis, Illinois ................................L 61-76Humboldt State .....................................L 73-75Valley City State ................................. W 86-77Bemidji State ......................................L 94-105Dana College ...................................... W 91-89Winona State ........................................L 62-77Southwest State, Minnesota ............... W 87-79Moorhead State .................................. L 79-111Minnesota-Morris ..................................L 66-93Briar Cliff ...............................................L 84-90Northern State, South Dakota ............L 68-108Quincy ................................................ W 89-88Bemidji State ........................................L 91-99Winona State ........................................L 67-70Southwest State ................................. W 80-61Briar Cliff ...............................................L 87-93Minnesota Morris ..................................L 60-85Nebraska-Kearney................................L 67-84Nebraska-Kearney..............................L 92-106Quincy ..................................................L 69-89

1994-95 Head Coach Greg McDermott

(14-13)York College ..................................... W 137-38Dana College ...................................... W 78-73University of Nebraska Omaha.............L 79-86South Dakota State ..............................L 60-85St. Francis ............................................L 71-74Morningside ..........................................L 47-81Moorhead State .................................. W 80-67Northern State ......................................L 72-89Northwest Missouri ............................. W 80-79Bemidji State ...................................... W 70-61Winona State ........................................L 57-69Southwest State ................................. W 86-58Nebraska-Kearney................................L 61-76Briar Cliff ............................................. W 86-70

1994-95 (continued)Minnesota Morris ..................................L 67-71Nebraska-Kearney................................L 71-88Northern State .................................... W 80-63Quincy ................................................ W 79-76Bemidji State ...................................... W 99-53Teikyo Westmar .................................. W 81-68Winona State ........................................L 62-64Southwest State ................................. W 82-64Briar Cliff ............................................. W 63-48Minnesota Morris ..................................L 72-90Rockhurst ........................................... W 75-70Nebraska Wesleyan .............................L 82-97Quincy ................................................L 75-107


(12-15)Nebraska Omaha .................................L 63-72Morningside .................................. W 97-91 OTSouthwest Baptist ............................... W 95-85Drury .....................................................L 76-87South Dakota State ..............................L 64-86St. Francis ............................................L 73-75Upper Iowa ...........................................L 58-86Augustana ............................................L 77-85Northwest Missouri ...............................L 60-63Dakota State ....................................... W 93-79Huron College.......................................L 55-85Moorhead State ..................................L 98-102Rockhurst ........................................... W 70-65Southwest State ................................. W 74-72Nebraska-Kearney............................ W 103-91Moorhead .............................................L 70-87Minnesota Morris ................................ W 83-74Northern State .................................. W 100-93Bemidji State .................................... W 100-91Southwest State ...................................L 80-88Briar Cliff ........................................... W 106-74Nebraska-Kearney................................L 75-83Westmar ............................................. W 75-46Northern State ......................................L 77-80Minnesota Morris ................................L 89-101Briar Cliff ...............................................L 66-73Bemidji State ...................................... W 88-78


(21-7)St. Francis .......................................... W 72-66University of Nebraska Omaha.............L 60-67South Dakota State ..............................L 86-94Dakota State ....................................... W 94-71Augustana .......................................... W 79-61Huron College..................................... W 97-62Northwest Missouri ............................. W 77-70Hawaii-Hilo .........................................L 95-105Nebraska Christian ........................... W 101-34Rockhurst ........................................... W 94-69Southwest State ................................. W 72-65Midland ...............................................L 94-103Briar Cliff ............................................. W 86-75Minnesota Morris ................................L 78-103Nebraska-Kearney.............................. W 96-80Northern State ......................................L 89-96Bemidji State ...................................... W 71-57Southwest State ................................. W 80-73University of Denver ........................... W 89-86Nebraska-Kearney.............................. W 95-92Presentation ....................................... W 94-59Briar Cliff ............................................. W 87-73Northern State .................................... W 85-71Minnesota Morris .............................. W 102-83Westmar ............................................. W 81-69Rockhurst ....................................... W 104-102Bemidji State ...................................... W 87-49


(20-7)University of Nebraska Omaha........... W 78-76Morningside ........................................ W 72-68Univerisity of South Dakota ..................L 69-74St. Mary, Kansas .............................. W 108-53Northwest Missouri ............................. W 94-69South Dakota State ..............................L 79-80St. Francis .......................................... W 67-53Rockford ............................................. W 85-78Augustana ............................................L 89-92University of Denver ........................... W 81-63Winona State ...................................... W 60-55San Francisco State .............................L 57-58College of Notre Dame, California ...... W 81-60Southwest State ................................. W 79-65Minnesota Morris ..................................L 68-71Briar Cliff ............................................. W 85-75Winona State ...................................... W 75-69Northern State .................................... W 88-75Bemidji State ...................................... W 66-60Briar Cliff ...............................................L 64-67Rockhurst ........................................... W 82-67Southwest State ................................. W 72-69Minnesota Morris ................................ W 89-73Northern State ......................................L 79-92Midland ............................................. W 104-62Bemidji State ...................................... W 75-67Rockhurst ........................................... W 76-73



Head Coach Greg McDermott(23-5)

Mount Marty........................................ W 76-70South Dakota State ..............................L 75-80Morningside ........................................ W 82-75South Dakota ...................................... W 75-59Wayne State, Michigan .........................L 65-78Lake Superior State ............................ W 92-80Augustana .......................................... W 96-62Nebraska Omaha ............................... W 74-67Mankato State .................................... W 71-56Rockford ........................................... W 110-82St. Francis .......................................... W 75-47Rollins ................................................. W 72-50Tampa ................................................. W 76-60Minnesota Morris ................................ W 79-45Southwest State ................................. W 84-67Rockhurst ........................................... W 80-73Northern State .................................... W 78-70Bemidji State ..................................... W 83-50Briar Cliff ............................................. W 93-77Drury ................................................... W 73-60Southwest State ................................. W 65-62Minnesota Morris ................................ W 85-60Northern State ......................................L 73-84Drury .....................................................L 62-65Briar Cliff ............................................. W 78-59Bemidji State ...................................... W 90-57Rockhurst ........................................... W 89-65Nebraska-Kearney................................L 92-94


(26-6)South Dakota ........................................L 64-66Morningside ..........................................L 75-82Nebraska-Kearney.............................. W 90-87Augustana .......................................... W 90-86Mankato State .................................... W 87-72Northern State .................................... W 71-58Minnesota Morris ................................ W 96-58Nebraska Omaha ............................... W 79-70Grandview ........................................ W 106-57Winona State ........................................L 69-70Concordia, Minnesota......................... W 86-62Southwest State ................................. W 77-53Moorhead State .................................. W 92-59Crookston ......................................... W 119-63Bemidji State ........................................L 66-75Minnesota Duluth..................................L 88-94Minnesota Morris ................................ W 86-60Northern State .................................... W 86-63Briar Cliff ............................................. W 89-74Concordia, Minnesota......................... W 90-51Winona State ...................................... W 96-67Southwest State ................................. W 67-65Crookston ......................................... W 107-68Moorhead State .................................. W 86-75Minnesota Duluth................................ W 98-88Bemidji State ...................................... W 89-66Minnesota Morris .............................. W 100-63Southwest State ................................. W 84-72Minnesota Duluth................................ W 72-60St. Cloud State ................................... W 90-80University of South Dakota ................. W 86-83Metro State ...........................................L 72-84

2000-01 Head Coach Rico Burkett

(15-15)Northern Kentucky .................................L 74-78Armstrong Atlantic State ........................L 62-72Pittsburg State ..................................... W 72-70South Dakota .........................................L 80-86Morningside ...........................................L 54-75South Dakota State ...............................L 68-82Nebraska-Kearney.................................L 80-93

2000-01 (continued)Northern State ..................................... W 80-74Minnesota Morris ................................. W 88-57Lake Superior State ...............................L 75-81Winona State .........................................L 54-80Concordia St. Paul............................... W 76-55Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 51-85MSU Moorhead ................................... W 60-44Minnesota-Crookston ............................L 79-84Nebraska Omaha ..................................L 76-89Bemidji State ....................................... W 91-65Minnesota Duluth................................. W 82-69Minnesota Morris ................................. W 91-65Northern State .......................................L 70-75Concordia St. Paul.................................L 60-66Winona State ....................................... W 85-82Briar Cliff .............................................. W 92-87Southwest Minnesota State ................. W 86-78Minnesota Crookston........................... W 95-87MSU Moorhead ................................... W 87-81Minnesota Duluth...................................L 79-92Bemidji State ....................................... W 81-70Bemidji State ....................................... W 73-67Winona State .........................................L 58-77


(8-19)Truman State ....................................... W 78-72Wisconsin Parkside ...............................L 68-80Mount Marty College ........................... W 83-68Nebraska-Kearney.................................L 67-79York College ........................................ W 89-62Bemidji State .........................................L 75-77Minnesota Duluth...................................L 49-70Nebraska Omaha ..................................L 70-81Augustana College ................................L 62-73Northern State .......................................L 67-77Minnesota Morris ................................. W 92-81Winona State .........................................L 58-63Concordia St. Paul.................................L 65-67Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 66-71MSU Moorhead ................................... W 72-69Minnesota Crookston........................... W 79-74Minnesota Duluth...................................L 61-66Bemidji State .........................................L 68-77Minnesota Morris ...................................L 70-71Northern State .......................................L 65-90Concordia St. Paul............................... W 71-48Winona State .........................................L 72-85Briar Cliff .............................................. W 71-59Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 46-59Minnesota Crookston.............................L 71-84MSU Moorhead .....................................L 48-76Minnesota Duluth...................................L 62-79


(13-15)South Dakota .........................................L 63-88Northern Iowa ........................................L 40-71Mount Marty College ........................... W 86-74Nebraska-Kearney.................................L 63-84Minnesota State Mankato ......................L 55-66Michigan Tech ........................................L 59-78Briar Cliff .............................................. W 72-68Nebraska Omaha ..................................L 61-76St. Cloud State ......................................L 57-77Bemidji State ....................................... W 78-71Minnesota Duluth................................. W 84-83Northern State .......................................L 55-69Minnesota Morris ................................. W 85-58Winona State .........................................L 67-80Concordia St. Paul............................... W 79-77Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 75-91MSU Moorhead .....................................L 65-80Minnesota Crookston........................... W 79-64Minnesota Duluth...................................L 65-68Bemidji State ....................................... W 88-78

2002-03 (continued)Minnesota Morris ................................. W 84-81Northern State .......................................L 73-76Concordia St. Paul............................... W 80-70Winona State ....................................... W 71-56Southwest Minnesota State ................. W 70-55Minnesota Crookston........................... W 85-67MSU Moorhead .....................................L 50-61Minnesota Duluth...................................L 63-93


(14-14)Chadron State .......................................L 72-75Briar Cliff .............................................. W 81-58South Dakota .........................................L 65-86York College ...................................... W 101-85Chadron State ..................................... W 87-60Nebraska-Kearney.................................L 86-90St. Cloud State ......................................L 71-72Nebraska Christian College ............... W 116-46Nebraska Omaha ................................ W 80-74Minnesota Duluth................................. W 92-72Cal State Monterey Bay....................... W 77-63Hawaii-Hilo ............................................L 96-75Winona State ....................................... W 89-88MSU Moorhead ................................... W 68-65Northern State .......................................L 74-80Concordia St. Paul............................... W 94-55Bemidji State .........................................L 66-84Minnesota Crookston........................W 118-111Southwest Minnesota State ................. W 80-66Northern State .......................................L 73-87MSU Moorhead ................................... W 69-58Minnesota Duluth...................................L 66-82Concordia St. Paul.................................L 79-83Winona State .........................................L 70-87Minnesota Crookston........................... W 80-76Bemidji State .........................................L 70-81Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 69-71Minnesota Duluth...................................L 65-68



(11-16)North Dakota .........................................L 76-81Northern Iowa ........................................L 66-84York College ........................................ W 89-68Nebraska-Kearney.................................L 69-70Augustana College .............................. W 97-75Nebraska Omaha ..................................L 73-81South Dakota .........................................L 75-92Augustana College .............................. W 79-72South Dakota State ............................. W 82-56Nebraska Omaha ..................................L 59-77St. Cloud State ......................................L 74-88Northern State .......................................L 69-77MSU Moorhead ................................... W 78-71Winona State ....................................... W 87-84Concordia St. Paul.................................L 88-96Minnesota Crookston........................... W 92-60Bemidji State .........................................L 72-73Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 95-97Nebraska-Kearney.................................L 84-86Southwest Minnesota State ................. W 88-74Bemidji State .........................................L 68-70Minnesota Crookston.............................L 67-81Concordia St. Paul............................... W 81-80Winona State .........................................L 75-80MSU Moorhead ................................... W 76-57Northern State ..................................... W 80-77Concordia St. Paul.................................L 84-93


(8-17)St. Cloud State .................................... W 80-78Minnesota State.....................................L 41-73Nebraska-Kearney............................... W 76-74Fort Lewis ..............................................L 70-86ASC .......................................................L 48-74South Dakota .........................................L 60-71Morningside College ..............................L 69-76St. Cloud State ......................................L 77-78Northern State .......................................L 64-78MSU Moorhead ................................... W 86-53Winona State .........................................L 91-98Concordia-St. Paul .............................. W 82-78Minnesota, Crookston.......................... W 68-54Bemidji State .........................................L 66-75Nebraska-Kearney.................................L 74-88Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 60-81University of Mary ..................................L 65-70Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 63-64Bemidji State ....................................... W 65-59Minnesota, Crookston.......................... W 70-53Concordia University .............................L 56-66Winona State .........................................L 63-90MSU Moorhead ................................... W 68-59Northern State .......................................L 51-73Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 57-71


(15-13)York College ........................................ W 81-70South Dakota ....................................... W 90-86North Dakota .........................................L 66-71Dakota State ........................................ W 74-71Nebraska-Kearney.................................L 77-80Bemidji State ....................................... W 81-68Minnesota, Crookston.......................... W 96-89Northern State .......................................L 66-82University of Mary ................................ W 84-71St. Cloud State ......................................L 52-65Augustana .............................................L 55-64Mount Marty College ........................... W 70-67Winona State .......................................L 74-107Upper Iowa University ......................... W 75-62Morningside College ............................ W 90-84

2006-07 (continued)Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 68-69MSU Moorhead ................................... W 91-88Concordia-St. Paul ................................L 66-77Minnesota, Crookston.......................... W 82-80Bemidji State .........................................L 59-66University of Mary ................................ W 75-65Northern State .......................................L 68-82Upper Iowa University ......................... W 84-72Winona State .........................................L 72-80Southwest Minnesota State ................. W 74-70Concordia-St. Paul ................................L 72-80MSU Moorhead ................................... W 65-62Concordia-St. Paul ................................L 61-77


(16-13)York College ........................................ W 71-70Chadron State ..................................... W 79-77St. Cloud State ......................................L 71-99Chadron State ..................................... W 75-72Nebraska-Kearney............................... W 83-77Minnesota, Crookston.......................... W 73-66Bemidji State .........................................L 67-68Augustana .............................................L 69-75University of Mary ................................ W 72-60Northern State .......................................L 68-75Biola.......................................................L 48-50UC San Diego........................................L 59-73Mount Marty College ........................... W 67-62Upper Iowa ......................................... W 74-72Winona State .........................................L 46-80SW Minnesota State ............................ W 72-60Concordia-St. Paul ................................L 58-83MSU Moorhead ................................... W 70-63Bemidji State ....................................... W 68-56Minnesota, Crookston.......................... W 75-70Northern State .......................................L 61-68University of Mary ................................ W 73-65Winona State .........................................L 60-82Upper Iowa .......................................... W 68-67SW Minnesota State ..............................L 74-84MSU Moorhead ................................... W 73-69Concordia-St. Paul ................................L 69-77Concordia-St. Paul .............................. W 75-72Winona State .........................................L 62-71


(11-16)Minnesota, Crookston.......................... W 60-47St. Cloud State ......................................L 66-78Morningside ...........................................L 54-63Nebraska-Kearney............................... W 71-69MSU Moorhead ................................... W 66-57Minnesota Duluth...................................L 58-66Northern State .......................................L 63-65University of Mary ................................ W 74-70Augustana .............................................L 47-67York College ........................................ W 94-62Minnesota Duluth...................................L 72-82Bemidji State ....................................... W 81-60Minnesota, Crookston............................L 58-63MSU Moorhead ................................... W 73-60Winona State .........................................L 76-85Upper Iowa ......................................... W 78-67Minnesota State ....................................L 71-87Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 41-49St. Cloud State ......................................L 50-66Concordia-St. Paul ................................L 74-81Augustana ............................................L 59-76Winona State .........................................L 68-77Upper Iowa ............................................L 42-53Northern State ..................................... W 71-65University of Mary .......................... W OT 73-72Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 51-54Bemidji State ................................. W OT 88-87

2009-10 Head Coach Paul Combs

(14-15)Buena Vista ...........................................L 61-62York College ..........................................L 61-71Benedictine .......................................... W 70-65Nebraska-Omaha ..................................L 69-74Nebraska-Kearney.................................L 56-64Northern State ..................................... W 74-72University of Mary ..................................L 62-73Augustana .............................................L 64-77Morningside ......................................... W 74-65Dakota State ........................................ W 81-36Minnesota Duluth...........................L 2OT 78-79Bemidji State ....................................... W 78-66Minnesota, Crookston.......................... W 74-56MSU Moorhead ................................... W 62-49Winona State .........................................L 63-67Upper Iowa .......................................... W 57-53Minnesota State.....................................L 52-68Southwest Minnesota State ......... W 2OT 83-74St. Cloud State ......................................L 66-74Concordia-St.Paul .................................L 61-63Augustana .............................................L 54-70Winona State .........................................L 49-58Upper Iowa .......................................... W 63-54Northern State .................................... W 73-58University of Mary ................................ W 76-53Southwest Minnesota State .................. L 69-70Bemidji State ...................................... W 91-48Augustana ........................................... W 75-52St. Cloud State .....................................L 66-74


(13-14)Morningside ......................................... W 76-74Nebraska-Kearney......................... W OT 72-71York College ........................................ W 75-64Dakota State .................................. W OT 84-80Minnesota State.....................................L 74-63Southwest Minnesota State ...................L 73-43Northern State ..................................... W 79-60University of Mary ................................ W 66-55MSU Moorhead ................................... W 73-66Minnesota, Crookston............................L 55-54Concordia-St. Paul ...............................L 64-51St. Cloud State .................................... W 69-53Minnesota Duluth......................W 2OT 111-104Bemidji State .........................................L 63-53Augustana ....................................L 2OT 79-76




Winona State ..........................................L 73-71Upper Iowa .............................................L 60-57St. Cloud State .......................................L 66-59Concordia-St. Paul ...............................W 70-62Southwest Minnesota State ..................W 74-69Minnesota State......................................L 75-62University of Mary ...................................L 62-59Northern State ........................................L 78-70Augustana .............................................L 69-47Minnesota, Crookston ..........................W 63-62MSU Moorhead ....................................W 83-65Minnesota State......................................L 70-60


(10-17) Morningside ............................................L 55-75Northwest Nazarene ...............................L 54-61Colorado - Colorado Springs ................W 67-61Nebraska-Kearney..................................L 77-85Minnesota State......................................L 60-65Southwest Minnesota State ....................L 54-73Northern State ........................................L 41-57University of Mary .................................W 58-55MSU Moorhead ......................................L 51-55Minnesota, Crookston...........................W 64-49Concordia-St. Paul ...............................W 77-73St. Cloud State ......................................L 47-64Minnesota Duluth....................................L 71-74Bemidji State ..........................................L 61-67Augustana ..............................................L 49-63Winona State ..........................................L 47-61Upper Iowa .............................................L 51-55St. Cloud State .......................................L 51-54Concordia-St. Paul ...............................W 43-41Southwest Minnesota State ....................L 58-73Minnesota State....................................W 67-52University of Mary ...................................L 60-61Northern State ......................................W 85-75Augustana ............................................W 71-61Minnesota, Crookston...........................W 53-44MSU Moorhead ....................................W 64-50Bemidji State ..........................................L 53-57


(17-12) Southwest Baptist (MO)........................W 66-43Lincoln (MO) .........................................W 77-61Nebraska-Kearney................................W 78-69Peru State.............................................W 80-54York College .........................................W 86-71Augustana ..............................................L 66-72Sioux Falls ............................................W 55-53Southwest Minnesota State ....................L 73-74Upper Iowa .............................................L 56-77Winona State ..........................................L 60-74Grace University ...................................W 72-52Concordia-St. Paul ...............................W 61-55Minnesota State......................................L 54-66Minnesota, Crookston...........................W 66-41Bemidji State ........................................W 64-62Augustana ............................................W 64-63Minot State .............................................L 61-64University of Mary .................................W 60-54Minnesota State......................................L 59-73Concordia-St. Paul .................................L 65-74St. Cloud State .......................................L 66-70Minnesota Duluth..................................W 65-55Northern State ......................................W 70-67MSU Morhead ......................................W 73-70Southwest Minnesota State ....................L 69-87Sioux Falls ............................................W 77-57Winona State ..........................................L 64-73Upper Iowa ...........................................W 62-60Bemidji State ..........................................L 54-71


2013-14 Head Coach Brian Dolan

(9-19) Nebraska Kearney ................................ L 69-75Mount Marty.........................................W 85-64Crown College .....................................W 80-52Augustana ............................................ L 45-70Peru State College ..............................W 86-68Sioux Falls ............................................ L 75-85Southwest Minnesota State .................. L 61-80Minnesota State.................................... L 55-86Concordia-St. Paul ..............................W 65-59Augustana ............................................ L 55-77Minot State ....................................W OT 74-70U-Mary .................................................W 66-57Minnesota Crookston...........................W 65-51Bemidji State ........................................ L 46-69Concordia-St. Paul ..............................W 83-80Minnesota State.................................... L 57-76Southwest Minnesota State .................. L 56-58Sioux Falls ............................................ L 83-95St. Cloud State ..................................... L 63-90Minnesota Duluth.................................. L 53-76Upper Iowa ........................................... L 53-73Winona State ........................................ L 67-79Northern State ...................................... L 59-90MSU Moorhead .................................... L 84-95Winona State ........................................ L 57-75Upper Iowa ........................................... L 74-85Bemidji State .......................................W 88-76Southwest Minnesota State .................. L 45-68


(7-22) Arkansas Tech ...................................... L 62-69East Central (Okla.) .............................. L 77-80Iowa Wesleyan ....................................W 81-63Augustana ............................................ L 71-89Northern Michigan ...............................W 70-63Michigan Tech ....................................... L 56-75Concordia-St. Paul ............................... L 59-72Minnesota State.................................... L 62-82Minnesota Crookston............................ L 57-61Bemidji State ........................................ L 80-87Mount Mary..........................................W 93-52Augustana ............................................ L 75-93Southwest Minnesota State .................. L 65-83Sioux Falls ............................................ L 77-80Minnesota State.................................... L 83-89Concordia-St. Paul ............................... L 69-80Minnesota Duluth............................ L OT 80-94St. Cloud State ..................................... L 77-94Upper Iowa ........................................... L 64-76Winona State .......................................W 81-79Minot State ........................................... L 60-76University of Mary ................................W 77-75MSU Moorhead .................................... L 65-86Northern State ...................................... L 61-85Sioux Falls ...........................................W 73-50Southwest Minnestoa State .................W 86-80Winona State ........................................ L 63-82Upper Iowa ........................................... L 86-92MSU Moorhead .................................... L 60-89


(5-24) Missouri Western State ........................ L 75-81Northwest Missour State ...................... L 52-89Iowa Wesleyan ....................................W 99-85Augustana ............................................ L 69-94William Jewell ....................................... L 87-90Concordia-St. Paul ..............................W 84-76Minnesota State.................................... L 59-76Bemidji State ........................................ L 69-79Mount Mary..........................................W 87-57Augustana .......................................... L 62-107Southwest Minnesota ........................... L 73-82Sioux Falls ............................................ L 70-79Minnesota State.................................... L 81-86Concordia-St. Paul ............................... L 64-69Minnesota Duluth.................................W 93-85St. Cloud State ................................... L 74-108Upper Iowa ..................................... L OT 89-95Winona State ........................................ L 63-84Nebraska-Kearney................................ L 69-86Minot State ..........................................W 92-81University of Mary ................................. L 80-99MSU Moorhead .................................... L 72-84Northern State ...................................... L 74-86Sioux Falls ............................................ L 58-79Southwest Minnesota ........................... L 76-88Winona State ........................................ L 62-75Upper Iowa ........................................... L 77-89MSU Moorhead .................................. L 83-109


Head Coach Jeff Kaminsky(10-19)

Missouri Western . ...............................W 70-57Northwest Missouri St.......................... L 58-76Augustana ...................................... L OT 84-89West Texas A&M .................................. L 74-92Eastern New Mexico..................... L 2OT 86-89Nebraska-Kearney................................ L 63-75Minnesota State.................................... L 72-77Concordia-St. Paul ..............................W 76-48University of Mary ................................. L 78-85Minot State ..........................................W 85-80Augustana ............................................ L 60-93William Jewell ......................................W 79-52Sioux Falls ............................................ L 58-64Southwest Minnesota State .................. L 73-85Concordia-St. Paul ..............................W 71-51Minnesota State.................................... L 78-87 Northern State ...................................... L 66-76MSU Moorhead .................................... L 87-95Winona State .......................................W 66-63Upper Iowa ........................................... L 72-77St. Cloud State ..................................... L 80-84Minnesota Duluth.................................W 79-77Bemidji State ........................................ L 76-78Minnesota Crookston...........................W 79-72Southwest Minnesota State .................. L 82-85Sioux Falls ...........................................W 80-68 Upper Iowa ........................................... L 85-87 Winona State .......................................W 74-59St. Cloud State ..................................... L 78-92

2017-18 Head Coach Jeff Kaminsky

(14-17) @ Nebraska-Keaney ............................ L 66-71H Nebraska-Kearney ..........................W 82-72H Barclay College .............................W 100-58H Augustana .......................................W 80-75N NYIT # .............................................W 78-57N Missouri Southern # ......................... L 77-79@ Minnesota State ............................... L 58-86@ Concordia-St. Paul ..........................W 76-57H Nebraska Christian .........................W 86-47H University of Mary ...........................W 85-63H Minot State ....................................... L 68-69H Mount Marty ....................................W 92-69H Morningside ..................................... L 66-70@ Augustana ........................................ L 70-80@ Sioux Falls ......................................W 78-66@ Southwest Minnesota ...................... L 65-86H Concordia-St. Paul ..........................W 83-71H Minnesota State ............................... L 74-75@ Northern State ................................. L 69-71@ MSU Moorhead ................................ L 66-90H Winona State ..................................W 69-67H Upper Iowa....................................... L 76-84H St. Cloud State ................................. L 58-82H Minnesota Duluth ......................W OT 88-86@ Bemidji State .................................... L 70-91@ Minnesota Crookston ......................W 85-74H Southwest Minnesota....................... L 60-75H Sioux Falls ......................................W 78-64@ Upper Iowa ...................................... L 68-73@ Winona State ................................... L 71-89@ St. Cloud State ................................. L 57-81

# = Sanford Pentagon Classic


Wayne State men's basketball has improved in both seasons under Head Coach Jeff Kaminsky, going 10-19 in his fi rst season, a fi ve-win improvement from the previous season (5-24), followed by a four-win improve-ment last season fi nishing with a 14-17 mark.

WSC ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOpponent G W L Pct.Adams State ...............4 ......1 ..... 3 ... .250Alaska-Anchorage ......2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Alaska-Fairbanks ........2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Angelo State ...............1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Arkansas Tech ............1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Armstrong Atlantic ......1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Atlantico ......................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Augustana .................45 ....15 ... 30 . .333Augustana (Ill.) ...........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Avila ............................1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Barclay College ..........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Bellevue University .....26 ....17 ... 9 ... .654Bemidji State .............50 ....27 ... 23 . .540Benedictine .................6 ......5 ..... 1 .....833Bethel .........................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Biola............................1 ......0 ..... 1 .....000Black Hills State..........1 ......0 ..... 1 .....000Briar Cliff .....................50 ....27 ... 23 ...540Buena Vista ................19 ....11 ... 8 .....578Cal State-Monterey Bay ..1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Calif.-Notre Dame .......1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Cameron .....................1 ......0 ..... 1 .....000Central Methodist .......1 ......0 ..... 1 .....000Central State...............1 ......0 ..... 1 .....000Chadron State ............135 ..87 ... 48 ...644Chicago Teachers .......2 ......1 ..... 1 .....500College of Ozarks .......1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Colorado Mines ..........7 ......6 ..... 1 .....857Colorado Springs ........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Colorado State............3 ......1 ..... 2 ... .333Concordia (Neb.) ........22 ....17 ... 5 ... .772Concordia-St. Paul ...39 ....21 ... 18 . .538Cotner .........................18 ....5 ..... 13 ...278Culver-Stockton ..........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Dakota State ...............6 ......6 ..... 0 ..1.000Dakota Wesleyan .......13 ....5 ..... 8 ... .384Dana College ..............45 ....42 ... 3 ... .933Denver University .......4 ......2 ..... 2 ... .500DePaul ........................1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Drake ..........................1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Doane .........................92 ....53 ... 39 . .576Drury ...........................6 ......3 ..... 3 ... .500Dubuque .....................1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000East Central (Okla.) ....1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Eastern Montana St. ...1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Eastern New Mexico...2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Eau Claire (Wis.) ........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Elmhurst .....................1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Emporia State. ............27 ....10 ... 17 . .370Fort Hays State...........33 ....7 ..... 26 . .212Fort Lewis College ......3 ......0 ..... 3 ... .000Grace ..........................2 ......2 ..... 0 ..1.000Grand View .................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Guilford .......................1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Gustavus Adolphus.....4 ......1 ..... 3 ... .250Hamline ......................2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Hastings College ........101 ..51 ... 50 . .505Hawaii-Hilo .................2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000

Opponent ....................G .....W .... L .... Pct.Howard Payne ............1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Humboldt State ...........1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Huron College.............6 ......3 ..... 3 ... .500Iowa Teachers ............2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Iowa Wesleyan ...........3 ......2 ..... 1 ... .667John Brown.................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Kentucky State ...........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Kentucky Wesleyan ....1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000La Crosse State ..........2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Lake Superior State. ...2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Lakeland .....................1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Lincoln (Mo.) ...............3 ......1 ..... 2 ... .333Luther .........................2 ......2 ..... 0 ..1.000Macalester ..................2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Marymount (Kan.) .......1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Mayville State .............3 ......3 ..... 0 ..1.000McKendree .................1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Mesa State .................2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Metro State .................2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Michigan Tech .............2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Midland .......................112 ..74 ... 38 . .661Milwaukee Teachers ...2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Minn. Crookston .......31 ....24 ... 7 ... .774Minnesota Duluth .....25 ....10 ... 15 . .400Minnesota Morris ........21 ....13 ... 8 ... .619Minnesota State ........28 ....3 ..... 25 . .107MSU Moorhead .........37 ....23 ... 14 . .622Minot State ................6 ......3 ..... 3 ... .500Missouri Southern.......27 ....6 ..... 21 . .222Missouri Valley ............2 ......2 ..... 0 ..1.000Missouri Western ........32 ....14 ... 18 . .438Morningside ................50 ....21 ... 29 . .420Mount Marty................17 ....15 ... 2 ... .882National College .........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Nebraska Christian .....3 ......3 ..... 0 ..1.000Nebraska-Kearney......164 ..74 ... 90 . .451Nebraska-Omaha .......74 ....28 ... 46 . .378Nebraska-Wesleyan ...70 ....33 ... 37 . .471Norfolk College ...........3 ......1 ..... 2 ... .333Norfolk JC ...................2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500North Dakota ..............2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000North Dakota State .....2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Northern Colorado ......1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Northern Iowa .............7 ......1 ..... 6 ... .142Northern Kentucky ......1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Northern Michigan .....1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Northern State ...........56 ....22 ... 34 . .393Northwest Nazarene ...1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Northwest Okla. ..........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000NW Missouri State ......23 ....7 ..... 16 . .304Northwestern .............23 ....13 ... 10 . .565NYIT ...........................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Olivet Nazarene ..........1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Peru State...................125 ..71 ... 54 . .586Phillips ........................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Pittsburg State ............28 ....17 ... 11 . .607Presentation ...............1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Quincy ........................8 ......4 ..... 4 ... .500

Opponent ....................G .....W .... L .... Pct.Regis ..........................2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500River Falls State .........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Rockford .....................2 ......2 ..... 0 ..1.000Rockhurst ...................8 ......8 ..... 0 ..1.000Rocky Mountian ..........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Rollins .........................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Roosevelt....................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Saint Thomas .............2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000San Francisco State. ..1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Simpson......................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Sioux Falls.................24 ....15 ... 9 ... .625South Dakota ..............18 ....4 ..... 14 . .222South Dakota State. ...13 ....1 ..... 12 . .076South Dakota Tech .....3 ......2 ..... 1 ... .667S. Dakota Teachers ....1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Southern Baptist .........1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Southern Colorado .....1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Southern Indiana ........1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Southern State............26 ....23 ... 3 ... .885Southern Teachers .....15 ....10 ... 5 ... .667Southwest Baptist .......3 ......2 ..... 1 ... .667Southwest Missouri ....1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Southwest Minn. St. .69 ....37 ... 32 . .536St. Cloud State ..........25 ....3 ..... 22 . .120Sterling .......................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000St. Francis ..................7 ......4 ..... 3 ... .571St. Mary ......................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000St. Olaf (Minn.) ...........1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000St. Thomas (Minn.) .....2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Stetson .......................1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Tampa .........................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Tarkio ..........................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Trinity ..........................1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Truman State ..............1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000UC-San Diego ............1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Upper Iowa ................23 ....8 ..... 15 . .348Univ. of Mary (ND).....19 ....13 ... 6 ... .684Univ. of Neb. (B team) 8 ......6 ..... 2 ... .750Viterbo ........................2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Washburn ...................32 ....10 ... 22 . .312Wayne State (Mich.) ...1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000West Texas St. (A&M). .3 ......0 ..... 3 ... .000Western Illinios ...........1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Western College (Mont.) 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Western New Mexico ..1 ......0 ..... 1 ..1.000Western State .............2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Westmar/Teikyo ..........71 ....44 ... 27 . .620William Jewell .............2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500William Penn...............1 ......1 ..... 0 ..1.000Winona State .............50 ....15 ... 35 . .300Wisc.-Parkside ............5 ......1 ..... 4 ... .200Valley City State .........4 ......4 ..... 0 ..1.000Yankton College .........14 ....5 ..... 9 ... .357York College ...............33 ....27 ... 6 ... .818Totals (104 years) ......... 2379 1233 ..1146 .518Record vs. NSIC Opp. .. 368 .. 158 ...210 .429

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Zane Abner, 2008-09Adol Aluong, 2011-12-13-14David Allen, 1991-92 David Andersen, 2014-16Daniel Anderson, 1993-94-95-96James Anderson, 1946-48 Loren Andrews, 1929-30-31-32Derek Archer, 2002-03-04-05Al Bahe, 1947-48-49-50

Jason Bangs, 1993 Jared Bartling, 2014 Gene Baumert, 1947-49-50 Jack Baumert, 1947-48-49-50Tyler Bauschek, 2011-12-13-14Charles Beazley, 1951-52 Jay Bellar, 1980 C. Wayne Benton, 1942-43 Keith Berg, 1986-87-88 Larry Berres, 1958-59 Warren Best, 1940-41-42-43Elmer Blackbird, 1947-48 Matt Blomenkamp, 1996 Dale Bloss, 1944 Darold Bobier, 1944 Tony Bonner, 2017-18 LeRoy Bruce, 1948-50 Wilson Bryant, 1947 Larry Buhl, 1955-56-57-58Dovydas Burneika, 2015-16-17-18

CLevi Cahill, 2002-03Brett Cain, 2002-03-04-05Bryce Caldwell, 2005-06-07-08Vincent Cesair, 1993 Omar Clark, 1992-93-94-95Mark Cobb, 1996-97 Jamal Cole, 2004-05Justin Cole, 1996-97 Mick Collins, 1999 Larry Coney, 1959-60-61-62D. Cook, 1947 W. Cook, 1947 Jordan Cornelius, 2015-16-17-18Robert Cunningham, 1936-37-38

DKenneth Dahl, 1959-61-62 Ryan Dahl, 2001Jack Dale, 1944 Dean deBuhr, 1966 Billy Delano, 2009Ben Dentlinger, 2018Jason Diaz, 1996-97-98-99Michael Dickes, 2007Jamar Diggs, 2007-08Jon Dolliver, 1997-98-99-00 Steven Dunbar, 1989-90-91-92

BASKETBALL LETTERWINNERSE

Bradley Edwards, 1982-83 Cedric Edwards, 1980-81-82 Dean Elofson, 1967-68-69-70Douglas Emanuel, 1980-81-82-83Robert Ennis, 1955 Austin Esters, 2015-16-17-18

FTanner Ferguson, 2011 Kenny Finco, 2014Harold Fitch, 1942-43-46 Michael Fitzner, 1995-96-97 Larry Folkers, 1958

GBen Galemmo, 2013Casey Gates, 1989 Joel Gatewood, 1946 Robert Geist, 1987-88 Tim Gesell, 2001-02-03-04Joseph Gnat, 1995 Dave Goede, 1961 Bill Goodwin, 1968-69-70-71Brian Goodwin, 2016-17-18Mark Gracy, 1986-87 Gerald Gunderson, 1951

HGrady Hansen, 1980-81-82-83Hiram Hansen, 1944-45 Scott Hansen, 1999-00 Francis Hanson, 1949 Vernon Harder, 1947-48-49 Clayfell Harris, 2012Virgil Harris, 1958 Arnie Hayes, 1986-88-89 Joel Heesch, 2014-15Eric Henderson, 1997-98-99-00 Glen Hendrickson, 1944 Jason Herlitzke, 1998-99-00-01 Roger Higgins, 1952-53-54 Gus Hinrich, 1949 Dallas Hodges, 2004-05-06Michael Hoffart, 1985 Brian Hoffman, 1998-99 Bruce Hoffman, 1959 Jordan Holdsworth, 2012-13-15Ben Hoskins, 2017Bill Hueser, 1955 Gerald Hueser, 1957-58-59 Joshua Hughes, 2006Cory Humphries, 2009Douglas Hutchinson, 1981

JBrent Jackman, 2009Kendall Jacks, 2015-17-18Vance Janssen, 2016-17-18Jason Jensen, 2010-11Bradley Joens, 1998-99-00-01 Carl Johnson, 1950-51-52-53

Dennis Johnson, 1961-62-63 Eric Johnson, 2006-07-08Gordon Johnson, 1944 Tyler Johnson, 1996-97-98-99Alan Jones, 1981-82 Jaime Jones, 1996-97 Ronald Jones, 1963 (Farnhamville, Iowa) Ronald Jones, 1971-72-73-74 (Kankakee, (Ill.)Gordon Jorgensen, 1971-72Trevin Joseph, 2018

KDon Kane, 1949-50-51-52Lyle Kapaska, 1949 Vernon Kaskey, 1951 Fred Kjer, 1957 Todd Klostermann, 2001-02-03-05Gary Kneifl , 1995-96 Kevin Kobs, 2001-02-03-04Lowell Koehn, 1948-49-50 Vernon “Pete” Kozisek, 1942-43 Paul Krohn, 1957-58 Dale “Pete” Kropp, 1950-52 William Kropp, 1947-49-50-51Patrick Kurth, 2013-14-15Douglas Kuszak, 1989-90-91-92

LJohn Lang, 1965-66 Fred Letheby, 1946 Stanley Lewis, 1974 Ted Lindberg, 1952-53 Kevin Lingenfelter, 1999-00-01-02 Douglas Lollman, 1981-82-83 Rodney Love, 1944 J. Lytten, 1948

MLowell Magdanz, 1942-43 Terrance Mailloux, 1993-94-95 Justin Malcom, 1995-96 Stanley “Mike” Mallette, 1951-52-53-56Troy Malone, 2002-03-04-05Brad Manley, 2000-01Ron Marcellus, 1959-60-61-62Blake McGriff, 2008-09Morland McManigal, 1951-52 Mike McNamara, 1986-87-88-89Marcus Messersmith, 2009Brian Metz, 2007-08-09-10David Meyer, 1954-55-56 Elijah Miller, 2009-10-11Roger Miller, 1951-52-53-54Kingsley Miner, 1955-56-57-58Michael Mitchell, 1995 Adam Moon, 2016Bob Moore, 1958-59 Darren Moore, 2012 Dick Moore, 1954Jon Moore, 2002 W. Elwood Morris, 1935-36 James Morrison, 1948

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Max Mossman, 1949 Nathan Mulder, 1998-99-00-01 Patrick Murphy, 1988

NTyler Nagy, 2015-16-17-18Curtis Neely, 2013 Howard Nellor, 1958 Chad Nelson, 1996-97-98 Dennis Neubrand, 1966 Marlin Nielsen, 1962-63 Edward Nitz, 1946 Will Nixon, 2013

OBob Oakes, 1955 Harold Olson, 1944 Lawrence Osborne, 1942 Troy Osterhaus, 1998

PJoel Parks, 1966-67-68-69William Patterson, 1992-93-94-95Spencer Paulsen, 2010Jamie Pearson, 2014Elmer Peters, 1933-34-35-36Milton Peters, 1967-68-69 Chuck Peterson, 1961-62 Sherman Petite, 1989 Craig Philipp, 1995-96-97-98Ryan Pick, 1996 Dick Pineda, 1959-60-61 Jack Pingel, 1954-55-56 Rex Pressler, 1975-76 Warren Price, 1952

QDean Quinn, 1984

RCharles Rachow, 1959 Eric Radke, 1954-55-56-57Matt Rathje, 2005-06-07-08Ronald Raver, 1958-59 F. Raymer, 1948 Robert Reeson, 1978-79 Harvey Reimers, 1950 James Reinders, 1981-82 Ervin Retzlaff, 1935-36-37-38Lawrence Retzlaff, 1946 Wattie Rhoda, 1979-80 Delmar Riessen, 1943 R. Wayne Robinson, 1976-77 Ryan Rolfzen, 2011-12-13-14Russell Rosenquist, 1985-86-87-88Gary Ross, 2014-15Ryan Rudloff, 2008-09-10-11Gregory Ryan, 1993-94 95-96

SWayne Samuelson, 1952-53-54-55Justin Sanny, 2000-01-02-03

David Schneider, 1967-68-69-70John Schott, 1989-90-91-92Calvin Schulz, 1943Vontrell Seroyer, 2011-12Amry Shelby, 2010-11-12-13Tom Sherlock, 2003-04-05-06Steve Skradski, 1993-94 Dusty Smith, 2003-04-05-06Harold Smith, 1955-56-57 Virgil “Joe” Smith, 1939-40-41-42Marc Sommerfeld, 1969-70 George Sorensen, 1949 Brett Spiker, 2009-10Burt St. John, 1958-59 Bradley Starken, 2010-11James Strahan, 1948-50 Robert Strathman, 1965-66-67-68Dave Summers, 1991-92-93 Willie Summers, 1979-80 Regg Swanson, 1973-74-75 Richard Symonds, 1965-66-67-68

TColin Tague, 2002-03-04Ben Tasa, 2010-11Jerry Taylor, 1961-62Tim Taylor, 2006-07 Luke TerHark, 2017-18C.A. Thomas, 1944Jonathon Thomas, 2006-07-08-09 Matt Thomas, 2016-17-18 Sean Thurston, 2008Donald Tietgen, 1950-51-52-53Vince Tillo, 1985 Dana Trofholz, 1969-70-71-72Dan True, 1956Nate Trueblood, 2008-09Bob Tushla, 1952-53-56-57

UD. Russ Uhing, 1982-83-84

VGrant Van Boening, 1944 Trae VandeBerg, 2015Matt Van Voorst, 1997-98-99-00 Gaylord Vogt, 1951

WNeal Walde, 1974-75 Kent Wallace, 1946 L. Walsh, 1947 David Walters, 2006-07-08-09Joel Warner, 1942 Brett Watson, 2002-03-04-05Rick Watson, 1990-91Charles Wehrer, 1937-39 Harlan Welch, 1995 Kyle White, 1993-94-95-96Vincent White, 1986 James Whitney, 1954-55-56-57Kenneth Whorlow, 1943-46

Ed Wiedenfeld, 1953-54 Derrell Williams, 2011-12-13Rory Williams, 1999-00 Marques Wilson, 1986-87-89 Gerald Wisnieski, 1957-58-59 Timothy Wobken, 1989 Curt Woodin, 1995-96-97 Gerald Woodin, 1969-70-71 Ayron Worthington, 2012-13LaTroy Wright, 2013Nick Wuebker, 2012

YByron Young, 1989

ZJJ Zumbrennen, 2015-16-17-18

Note: Year listed is for the spring semester of that academic school year (i.e. - 2009 is for the 2008-09 year)

BASKETBALL LETTERWINNERS

1998-199923-5

NCAA Division II Tournament qualifi ers#1 seed and host for NCAA Division II

North Central RegionalRanked 11th in fi nal NCAA Division II poll

Past Wildcat NCAA Tournament Teams

1998-1999 Wayne State College Men's Basketball Team

Front Row - left to right: Rory Williams, Mick Collins, Brian Hoffman, Tyler Johnson, Justin Sanny and Kevin Lingenfelter.Middle Row - left to right: Brad Joens, student assistant coach Chad Nelson, assistant coach Rico Burkett, head coach Greg McDermott, graduate assistant coach Mike Fitzner, student assistant coach David Brown and Adonis Davis. Back Row - left to right: Student manager Tina Wegner, Randy Korth, Scott Hansen, Jason Diaz, Matt Van Voorst, Jason Herlitzke, Eric Henderson, Kevin Burgert, Nathan Mulder, Jon Dolliver and student manager Brad Long.

1999-2000 Wayne State College Men's Basketball Team

Front Row - left to right: Ben Nemmers, Justin Sanny, Kevin Kobs and Kevin Lingenfelter.Middle Row - left to right: Rory Williams, Tim Gesell, student assistant coach P.J. Hogan, graduate assistant coach Dave Brown, head coach Greg McDermott, assistant coach Rico Burkett, Brad Joens and Brad Manley. Back Row - left to right: student manager Brett Hansen, Wyatt Erwin, Ryan Dahl, Scott Hansen, Matt Van Voorst, Jason Herlitzke, Eric Henderson, Nathan Mulder, Jon Dolliver, Abraham Schoenherr and student manager Jason Dolliver.

1999-200026-6

School record for wins in a seasonNSIC Co-Champions (regular season)

NSIC Tournament ChampionsNCAA Division II Tournament qualifi ers

NCAA Division II Sweet 16

2018-19 Wayne State C

ollege Men's B

asketball TeamFront R

ow: S

eated, left to right, Al’Tavius Jackson, N

ate Thayer, Nate M

ohr, Obi P

atrick, Vance Janssen and Luke TerH

ark. M

iddle Row

: Seated, left to right, A

thletic Trainer Muffi n M

orris, Student A

ssistant Conner H

oldsworth, C

oaching A

ssistant Tanner Cooke, H

ead Coach Jeff K

aminsky, A

ssistant Coach N

athan Stover, S

tudent Assistant A

ndyM

cMahon and S

tudent Assistant Zach H

elms.

Back R

ow: left to right, N

ick Ferrarini, Ben D

entlinger, Nosa Iyagbaye, Tony B

onner, Jordan Janssen, Kendall Jacks

and Trevin Joseph.

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