SD MInes 2006-07 Men's Basketball Media Guide

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FACTS 2006-2007South Dakota School of Mines and Technology has a proud heritage of excellence in preparing graduates to serve as lead-

ers in the professions of engineering and science. The university provides graduate and undergraduate degrees in science,engineering, and interdisciplinary sciences.

There are 16 academic departments organized into two colleges. A total of 30 degree programs in engineering and sci-ence are offered at the baccalaureate, masters and doctoral levels.

Our students, in combination with an exceptionally talented faculty and great support from the community, provide anexciting environment for education excellence.

Award-winning undergraduate education is enhanced by graduate education and research and development in areas ofcritical need to the state, nation, and the international community.

FACILITIESSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology facilities include the Darold D. King Physical Education Building, the

Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Building, the Civil/Mechanical Engineering Building, the Electrical Engineering/PhysicsBuilding, the McLaury Building, Devereaux Library, O’Harra Building, Mineral Industries Building, and Surbeck Student Cen-ter.

TUITION AND FEES FALL 2006*Undergraduate SD Non-SDTuition and Fees $5,220 $6,410Room and Board $4,320 $4,320Books and Supplies $1,030 $1,030Total per year $10,570 $11,760(assumes 30 credits per year)

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS* FALL 2005Enrollment Status

Full Time 1,736 75.1%Part Time 577 24.9%

Students come from 40 states and 24 countries.

MAJORSA.A.

General Studies

B.S.Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Interdisciplinary Sciences:Chemistry Environmental Engineering -Atmospheric SciencesCivil Engineering Geological Engineering -Business Applications in Science and TechnologyComputer Engineering Geology -Pre-Professional Health SciencesComputer Science Industrial Engineering -Science, Technology and SocietyMathematics (Applied and Computational) Mechanical Engineering Metallurgical EngineeringMining Engineering and Management Physics

M.S.Atmospheric Sciences Electrical Engineering Nanoscience and NanoengineeringChemical Engineering Geology and Geological Engineering PaleontologyCivil Engineering Materials Engineering and Science Technology ManagementComputer Science Mechanical Engineering

Ph.D.Atmospheric, and Environmental Sciences Biomedical Engineering Geology and Geological EngineeringMaterials Engineering and Science Nanoscience and Nanoengineering

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FACULTY AND STAFF, FY 2006Faculty 159Staff* 154

*Temporary employees included in this total

OUTREACHSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology offers programs and activities that teach and entertain K-12 students and

community members, including: APEX Gallery, The Museum of Geology, Engineers Week, Math Contest, Multicultural Expo,Senior Design Fair, NASA Honors Program, S.D. Space Grant Consortium, and many more.

RAPID CITY AND THE BLACK HILLSSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology is located in Rapid City, the state’s second-largest city. The city of 60,000

is the regional center for health care, shopping, banking, and other services, and is a major tourist destination because ofits proximity to the Black Hills, Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, Badlands, and other attractions. There are caves,mountains, streams and lakes, and a vast variety of rocks, minerals, wildlife, and plant life. The Badlands represent some ofthe world’s greatest fossil resources as well as serving as an outdoor laboratory for the School of Mines.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENTSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology embraces research to solve problems of industry, the military, govern-

ment agencies, and to generate economic development in Rapid City, the Black Hills, and the state of South Dakota.

FY 05 RESEARCH FUNDINGApproximately 50 School of Mines faculty members and researchers received 98 research awards totaling $12.7 million

during the 2005 fiscal year. The funding came from many different agencies, including the Army Research Laboratory, AirForce Research Laboratory, National Science Foundation, NASA, U.S. Department of the Interior, the State of South Dakota,and more.

HARDROCKER BASKETBALLCAMPUS PROFILE

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..............................Rapid City, SD 57701Founded ..............................................................1885Enrollment ..........................................................2100Nickname ..............................................HardrockersColors..........................................Blue and Old GoldFacility (capacity)..........................Harold Goodell

................................................Gymnasium (3,500)Affiliation ............................................................NAIAConference ....................................Dakota Athletic

..................................................Conference (DAC)President ......................................Dr. Charles RuchAthletics Director ..............................Hugh WelshFaculty Athletics Representative ..........................

..........................................................Dr. Carter KertAthletics Department Phone ........05-394-2355

HISTORYOverall All-Time Record ..........................768-937Record Last Five Years ..................................80-94Conference Record Last Five Years ..........51-57Conference Champions ............................9 timesNAIA National Tournament Appearances ......2Most Recent Post Season Appearance ....1997

SPORTS INFORMATIONDirector....................................................Brad Blume

Office ..............................................605-394-2355Email ......................Bradley.Blume@sdsmt.eduFax....................................................605-394-6950

Mailing & Overnight Address501 East Saint Joseph Street, Rapid City,SD, 57701

MEDIA OUTLETSRapid City Journal

............................605-394-8430 (office phone)................................................605-394-8463 (fax)

KEVN Fox 7 (TV) ..............................605-394-7777 (ext. 2 phone)................................................605-394-3652 (fax)

KOTA (TV)................................................605-721-5730 (fax)

KNBN (TV)..................................................605-355-0564(fax

HEAD COACHJason Henry

Alma Mater (year) ................Minot State (’97)Record at South Dakota Mines (seasons)......................................................................9-21 (1)

Career Record ..............................................sameDAC Record........................................................5-9Office Phone ................................605-355-3023

ASSISTANT COACHES/STAFFEric Glenn................................Chadron State (’93)Steve Anderson..................................University of

................................................South Dakota (’06)

2005-06 IN REVIEWOverall Record ....................................................9-20

Home....................................................................6-9Away ..................................................................2-10Neutral ................................................................1-1

DAC Record (finish) ..................................5-9 (6th)Home....................................................................4-4Away ....................................................................1-5

DAC Tournament ....................0-1 (quarterfinals)

TEAM PROFILELetter winners Returning (so/jr/sr)......8 (3/0/5)Starters Returning ....................................................4Redshirts Returning ................................................0Letter winners Lost ..................................................5Newcomers (HS/JC/TR)............................9 (8/0/1)

TOP RETURNEESCasey Schmitz ............All-DAC15.8 ppg, 4.5 rpgBrandon Lord ............................12.0 ppg, 5.1 rpgMatt Lyndoe................................12.0 ppg, 4.8 rpgBrandon Fredrickson..................8.6 ppg, 2.2 rpgBlake Tideman..............................5.4 ppg, 2.0 rpg

TOP NEWCOMERSAndrew Brown........................6-8, jr., post, NDSURobbie Fedor6-1, fr. guard, Monticello, Minn.

KEY LOSSESDave Lianhart ........................................5-10, guard

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HARDROCKER BASKETBALLDR. CHARLES RUCH PRESIDENT OF SDSM&T

Dr. Charles P. Ruch became the 17th President of theSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology on July 1,2003.

Ruch holds master’s and doctorate degrees in educa-tion from Northwestern University and a bachelor’sdegree in chemistry from The College of Wooster (Ohio).Before joining South Dakota School of Mines, Dr. Ruchserved as President at Boise State University for 10 years.Previously, Dr. Ruch spent 19 years at Virginia Common-wealth University, first as an associate dean and dean,and as provost and vice president. His first universityassignment came at the University of Pittsburgh, wherehe was a faculty member and department chair.

An active participant in higher education organizations,Dr. Ruch has chaired the Urban and Metropolitan Univer-sities Committee for the American Association of StateColleges and Universities. He also has served on the pres-idents’ councils of the Big Sky, Big West and Western Ath-letic conferences, and as chair of the Western InterstateCommission for Higher Education.

Dr. Ruch’s professional activities also include participa-tion in the American Council on Education, the AmericanAssociation of Colleges of Teacher Education, the Nation-al Association of State Universities and Land Grants Col-leges and the National Council on Accreditation for Teach-er Education. Dr. Ruch has written and edited numerousarticles, book reviews and book chapters and has deliv-ered Congressional testimony.

In every community he has joined, Dr. Ruch has beenactive in organizations and efforts to make those commu-nities better places to live. He has continued that effort inRapid City, especially when it comes to economic devel-opment. In that critical area, he has prioritized using cam-pus expertise to build an even brighter regional econom-ic future. Since joining Mines, Dr. Ruch also has openedlines of communication with the community through a bi-weekly e-letter, begun a strategic planning process, andcreated numerous partnerships to improve Mines, thecommunity, the state and the region.

Dr. Ruch credits his success to the ongoing support fromhis wife, Sally, their four grown children and three grand-children.

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HARDROCKER BASKETBALLSEASON OUTLOOK

Hardrockers returns experience,talent for 2006-07 campaign

By Brad BlumeSports Information Director

To be a successful basketball program, one of the cru-cial ingredients is to have experienced and talented play-ers that can lead the team and show them how to win.

The 2006-07 South Dakota School of Mines Hardrockershave that in spades.

Mines rosters five seniors --- all playing together a yearago --- and all have started at different times throughoutlast season. Tack on a NCAA Division I transfer from NorthDakota State and the lineup is that much more solidifiedas the season gets set to start.

“With having five seniors and a pretty big transfer (stu-dent), we definitely want to finish in the top half of theconference and then have a chance to win the (DAC)tournament and go on and get to the national tourna-ment,” said Hardrocker head coach Jason Henry (in hissecond season at the helm). “Our feeling right now, withour seniors, is they’ve done what we’ve asked them to do,in the postseason, preseason and spring --- now it’s just amatter of getting out there and trying to get it done.”

Losing three key contributors in Tom Schmitz, SamirAdams and Dave Lainhart will slow the ‘Rockers transi-tion. But Adams missed the second half of last season,giving others down the roster a chance to get some min-utes. Lainhart, who was set to return to the team as astarting guard, decide to seek an employment opportuni-ty this past August which opened another spot on theroster. But with the quality of players that are back, Henryshould have little trouble finding replacements.

This year’s seniors are: Casey Schmitz (6-foot-7 post )from Williston, N.D., Matt Lyndoe (6-6, forward ) fromCuster, S.D., Blake Tideman (6-2, guard) from Winner, S.D.,Brandon Lord (6-4, guard) out of Taylorsville, Utah, andBrandon Fredrickson (6-7, guard) from Ft. Collins, Colo.

Schmitz was a Dakota Athletic Conference second-team selection last year leading the team in scoring(fourth in the DAC) with 459 total points, averaging 15.8a game.

“He’s going to have an opportunity to go away from thebasket a little bit more this year but we will still do every-thing we can to get him (looks) around the basket. Hewas one of the top players in the league last year,” Henrysaid.

Lyndoe is another threat underneath who is on pace tobreak 1,000 points this season. Last year he averaged 12points a game and pulled down 4.8 rebounds.

“He brings a different dimension,” Henry said of Lyn-doe. “He can (defend) about every position from the postto the point guard. Offensively he is just strong with theball and finishes the 15-footers and gets to the basket.”

Tideman saw some quality minutes last season, startingat different times throughout the year. Henry said hisgame has improved a lot in a year’s time and should bequite an impact player this time around for the Hardrock-ers.

“He’s getting to be more consistent, especially shoot-ing wise, but just decision wise too,” Henry said. “He hasthe opportunity to have a breakout year for us. He has alot of confidence right now and we are expecting bigthings out of him.”

Tideman averaged 5.4 points a game in 2005-06 andtwo rebounds each game.

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Lord also had a productive season last year. His 12points and seven rebounds each game really gave theHardrockers a sense of balance both offensively as well ason defense.

“He is a consistent guy that got us 12 points a game andseven rebounds --- from the guard position,” Henry said.“He is pretty aggressive and just really ‘basketball savvy’and that helps us big time --- making plays that otherguys aren’t capable of.”

Fredrickson transferred into SDSMT last year and adds acertain element to the mix. His height may be deceptive.Standing 6-7, one might think he is strictly an inside play-er, but Fredrickson is a lot more comfortable squaring upfrom the outside and sinking shots. He averaged 8.6points last year and probably has the best accuracy onthis year’s team.

“He’s a guy that can shoot the ball from anywhere. He isjust a little streaky at times,” Henry said. “If we can gethim more consistent in shooting the ball, he is probablythe best spot-up guy we have on the team.”

Throw in Brown and the ‘Rockers look pretty intimidat-ing. Playing for the Bison last season, Brown saw somequality minutes and earned valuable experience.

“Anytime you can get a guy that is 6-8, 250 pounds thatcan run and jump and play at his skill level --- you got agood chance to do some good things,” Henry said. “He isso aggressive rebounding wise.”

The coach added that Brown will be able to get a lot ofsecond-chance opportunities that may get him or evenhis teammates some extra points.

“We do a lot of four-out stuff where we have fourperimeter guys and then a guy inside,” Henry said. “Nowwith (Brown) as well as Casey (underneath), it’s an oppor-tunity to run three on the perimeter and two guys inside.”

The list of players goes much deeper. Also returning to the Mines team from last year is Bran-

don Smith (6-8, sophomore, forward) and Jace Sullivan(6-3, sophomore, guard). Smith stepped up last yearwhen Adams got hurt. Smith had a few big games andwas able to build some confidence that Henry said hasspilled over to this season. Sullivan, who was the backuppoint guard behind Lainhart last year, has suddenly beenpromoted and Henry feels good about his abilities.

Don DeGooyer (6-6, sophomore, forward), from GreatFalls, Mont., was the Montana 5A Player of the Year, red-shirted last year and is ready to contribute. Henry said heis aggressive and can shoot the ball which could createsome matchup problems for opposing teams.

Robbie Fedor (6-1, freshman, guard) was an all stateplayer out of Monticello, Minn. He is used to playing the

No. 2 position where he can score a lot of points. Henrydescribes him as an athletic kid that can get the job done.

That leaves “Big” John Madsen. Madsen is a freshmanfrom Parker, Colo., who stands 6-10. He doesn’t have a lotof mass and according to Henry, is not a “back to the bas-ket” type of player. But he is still is a threat with his touchfrom the outside.

“This is probably one of the deeper teams we’ve had,”Henry said of the lineup. “Being with the academics thatwe have and just our situations --- typically we don’t geta ton of kids to be as deep as we are. This year I think wehave 11 to 12 guys that can help us at basically everyspot.”

And with the up-tempo format that Henry wants toinstall, the more guys the better.

“We are going to play a style where you have to usemore guys --- picking up opponents 90 feet from the bas-ket,” the coach said. “We are going to be doing somepressing, but not necessarily trying to get the gamegoing a lot faster, but instead extending the floor. Youhave to use more guys.”

The Hardrockers looked to be very balanced. WithBrown and Schmitz drawing attention in the paint, thatmight free up the perimeter players like Fredrickson, Lyn-doe and Lord to attack from the outside --- and vise versa.

Looking at the conference, Henry feels that MayvilleState seems to be the top of the class. The Comets havebeen to the NAIA tournament for the last two years andretain a few key players from last year’s squad, not tomention a good crop of recruits.

“That’s the team to beat right now,” Henry added.After that, who’s to say?“Our conference is pretty balanced,” Henry said.

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Coach Glenn is a native of Riverton, Wyoming, but spent much of his childhood years in HotSprings where his father was the head football coach. He played football and basketball fortwo years at Chadron State College in Chadron, Neb., where he was a back-up quarterback andpoint guard. He then finished his final two years with the Eagle basketball program. He grad-uated from Chadron State with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Education (1993).After graduation, he immediately stayed on as an assistant for then head coach, Bob Wood,where he helped the Eagles to their first Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference league champi-onship. As an assistant at Chadron State he earned a Master of Arts degree in Sports andRecreation Management. In 1995, he went to the University of Wyoming where he was thethird assistant on Joby Wright’s basketball staff. After a two-year stint at Wyoming, he movedon to Scottsbluff High School where he was the assistant coach on the Bearcats District B-6championship team that qualified for the Nebraska State Tournament. The next season hewent to Missouri Valley College where he was the assistant men’s basketball coach for the Vik-ings of the Heart of America Athletic Conference. In 2000, he was hired as the head coach ofMissouri Valley where he led the Vikings to their best conference finish in four years, hosted andwon play-off tournament games two out of the three years and was nominated for conference coach of the year twice. From 2001 to2003 he served on the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Division II National Tournament Committee. In 2003 hetook the opportunity to move closer to family and became an assistant at Black Hills State University under Mike Kruszynski. Glenn hasdirected and worked at over 30 different camps and clinics throughout the Midwest, which have included the University of Wyoming,Colorado State University, Chauncey Billups Basketball Camps, Creighton University, Mike Trader Basketball Camps and Montana StateUniversity.

He is married to the former Lorna Dahlgren, who played for the Chadron State women’s basketball program from 1991 – 1995 whereshe holds career records in assists and steals and is in the Top 5 in points, rebounds and free throws. They have one son, Jarek, who isfive.

ASSISTANT COACH

ERIC GLENN

Coach Henry, a native of Minot, ND, enters his second season as the Hardrockers' headcoach. Before being promoted, Henry served as an assistant at South Dakota School of Minesfor three years where he coordinated the team’s recruiting efforts and helped in all aspects ofthe program. He played high school basketball at Minot Bishop Ryan and college ball at MinotState, where he graduated in 1997 with a degree in physical education as well as corporate fit-ness. Henry went on to receive his Master's degree in education from North Dakota StateUniversity.

Henry’s coaching career began as an assistant at Minot Bishop Ryan in 1994. He continuedas an assistant with stops at West Fargo, ND, and Minot State. He then served as head boys' andgirls' coach at PBK High School (Pingree, Buchanan, and Kensal) in ND, and two seasons ashead boys' coach at Washburn, ND. The following season Henry then returned to the collegelevel with a two-year stop at the North Dakota School of Science, a junior college in Wahpeton,as an assistant. During his last year there in 2002, the team finished with a 31-2 mark and set14 school records. He coached Team North Dakota during the summers of 1999-2002 whichtraveled to Australia and Hawaii to compete in international play. Along with his coachingduties over the years, Henry has taught business and physical education classes at the high school and college level.

“I look forward to building my relationships with the people on campus and in the Rapid City area,” said Henry. “Mines is a wonder-ful place to coach and Rapid City is a beautiful place to live. I have been blessed to have worked with a number of Hall of Fame coach-es and learned so much from Coach Welsh the last few years. I am anxious to implement my style of play along with the styles thathave become part of me from the people I have worked with in the past. With an up-tempo style offense and pressure defense, wehope to have some very exciting basketball in the future. We have been able to get some of the top student/athletes around the areabecause of the excellent academic background at Mines. I plan on continuing to bring in these top-notch student - athletes and buildupon the foundation that Coach Welsh and SD Tech has built. I hope the community will continue to become more a part of SD Minesand appreciate the student/athletes that represent the school and community so well.”

Henry is married to Anne who is a dental hygienist in Rapid City and has a new daughter Gretchen.

HEAD COACH

JASON HENRY

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Coach Anderson was born in Watertown, S.D., December 30, 1981. He moved to Rapid City where he went to high school at Rapid City Central and graduated in

2000. He went on to play for the University of South Dakota Coyotes until he graduated in 2005.During his high school basketball career, Steve was Class AA first team selection for three con-

secutive years (1998, 99 and 2000). In his senior year he was named the Coach’s Player of theYear, was crowned South Dakota’s Mr. Basketball.

While playing for USD, Steve was a three-year starter, and in that time his team went to theregional championship game. Also in that time Steve also has the second highest all time blocktotal and is fifth all time in rebounding.

Steve also has some experience in the pro ranks when he recently played in the RegionalligaSoutheast German League in the town of Rosenheim, Bavaria, Germany in the summer of 2006.He was the second leading scorer on the team.

Steve is in his first year as an assistant coach for the Hardrockers and also volunteers as anassistant for the Rapid City Central Cobblers boys basketball program. Away from the court,Steve is a real estate agent working for Coldwell Banker Lewis-Kirkeby-Hall in Rapid City.

ASSISTANT COACH

STEVE ANDERSON

2006-2007 SCHEDULEDATE PLACEOct. 27 vs. Rocky Mountain CollegeNov. 3 at Mount Marty CollegeNov. 4 at Dakota WeslyanNov. 10 at Azusa CA Tournament

vs. Azusa-Pacific CollegeNov. 11 at Azusa CA Tournament

vs. Concordia UniversityNov. 17 vs. Montana TechNov. 24 SDM Thanksgiving Classic

vs. Haskell UniversityNov. 25 SDM Thanksgiving Classic

vs. Johnson and WalesDec. 1 at Colorado MinesDec. 2 at Johnson and WalesDec. 6 at Black Hills StateDec. 9 at Rocky Mountain CollegeDec. 16 at U. of South DakotaDec. 29 at BHSU Perkins Classic

vs. Morningside Colllege

DATE PLACEDec. 30 at BHSU Perkins Classic

vs. Northwestern CollegeJan. 5 vs. Dickinson StateJan. 6 vs. Minot StateJan. 12 at Mayville StateJan. 13 at Dakota StateJan. 19 at Jamestown CollegeJan 20 at Valley City StateJan. 26 vs. Valley City StateJan. 27 vs. Jamestown CollegeFeb. 2 vs. Dakota StateFeb. 3 vs. Mayville StateFeb. 9 at Minot StateFeb. 10 at Dickinson StateFeb. 15 vs. Black Hills StateFeb. 20 Dac PlayoffsFeb. 23 DAC PlayoffsFeb. 26 DAC PlayoffsMarch 7 NAIA Tournament

2006-2007 ROSTERNO. NAME POS HT HOMETOWN YR MAJOR11 Robbie Fedor G 6'1" Monticello, MN FR Mechanical Engineering13 Jace Sullivan G 6'3" Sidney, MT SO Industrial Engineering15 Drew Taft G 6'1" Bicknell, UT FR Metallurgical Engineering23 Matt Lyndoe W 6'6" Custer, SD SR Metallurgical Engineering25 Brandon Lord G 6'4" Taylorsville, UT SR Interdisciplinary Sciences31 Blake Tideman G 6'2" Winner, SD SR Civil Engineering33 Brandon Fredrickson G 6'7" Fort Collins, CO SR Mining Engineering35 Donny DeGooyer W 6'6" Great Falls, MT SO Electrical Engineering41 Andrew Brown P 6'8" Dickinson, ND JR Civil Engineering43 Brandon Smith W 6'8" Amenia, ND SO Mechanical Engineering45 John Madsen W 6'10" Parker, CO FR Mining Engineering51 Casey Schmitz P 6'7" Williston, ND SR ChemistryRS Mark Reding G 6'3" CO City, CO FR Mechanical EngineeringRS Brent Cass F 6'4" Hereford, CO FR Mining EngineeringRS AJ Trennepohl G 6'2" Lubbock, TX FR Mining EngineeringRS Kyler Ludwig G 6'3" Beeville, TX FR Mechanical Engineering

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HARDROCKER BASKETBALLPLAYERS

ROBBIE FEDOR ................................................FRESHMAN

Guard 6'1"Monticello, MN Mechanical Engineering

11CAREER NOTESFedor is a freshman guard that signed with the Hardrockers on April 20, 2006. He played his high schoolball from Monticello High School in Minnesota. As a Magic, he was All Conference, All State, and voted Con-ference MVP his senior year. His team made it to the state tournament 3 years in a row in the second largestclass in Minnesota with Robbie as their starting guard. He attended Monticello High School in Monticello,MN … Academic All Conference, Academic All State. His senior year Robbie averaged 19 points, 3 assists and2 steals per game, while shooting 40 percent from the 3-point line and over 80 percent from the free throwline which put him over the 1,000 point scoring mark.

PERSONALSon of Tom and Kathy Fedor ... majoring in Mechanical Engineering .... born on August 11, 1987.

JACE SULLIVAN ............................................SOPHOMORE

Guard 6'1"Sidney, MT Industrial Engineering

13YEAR GP FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. PTS. AVG. REB AVG. ASST BL05-06 25 10 27 .370 11 12 .917 33 1.3 18 .07 19 1TOTALS 25 10 27 .370 11 12 .917 33 1.3 18 .07 19 1

CAREER HIGH POINT CAREER HIGH REBOUND6 vs. Chadron State 10 vs. Mayville State(11/18/05) (2/18/06)

CAREER NOTESSigned with the Hardrockers on April 29, 2005. Will be in his sophomore year for the Hardrockers. Sullivangot some quality minutes last year and demonstrated what a team player is.Freshman Season (2005-06): Sullivan saw time in 25 games as a freshman 'Rocker. He totalled 33 points forthe year, averaging 1.3 a game and came down with 18 rebounds. He also tallied 19 assists for the seasonand had 7 steals. High School Career (2004-05): Sulivan was a two-year All-state and All-conference per-former and made All State Tournament his junior year. He is also a two-time athlete of the week for basket-ball,. a 4-year academic all-state in basketball and was coached by his father, Rollie Sullivan.

PERSONALSon of Rollie and Rebecca Sullivan... majoring in Industrial Engineering ... academic all-state in football for 3 years … all-conference second team quar-terback and defensive back … 50-meter freestyle swimming champion his sophomore year in high school … first place in Accounting at the Acade-mic Excellence Day at Williston, ND … born on April 4, 1986.

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DREW TAFT ..........................................................FRESHMAN

Guard 6'1"Bicknell, UT Metallurgical Engineering

15CAREER NOTESTaft will be a freshman guard that stands 6-foot-1-inch in the 2006-07 campaign for the Hardrockers. He isathletic with a vertical jump reaching in the upper 30-inch range. Attended Wayne County High School inBicknell … As a captain of his high school squad he averaged 15 points per game and six assists while lead-ing his team to two state tournament appearances. Taft was a Utah state finalist for the Wendy's HighSchool Heisman Award for exceptional academic and leadership skills.

PERSONALSon of Andrew and Joni Taft … majoring in Metallurgical Engineering … also competed in cross countryand track in high school.

MATT LYNDOE ......................................................SENIOR

Wing 6'6"Custer, SD Metallurgical Engineering

23YEAR GP FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. PTS. AVG. REB AVG. ASST BL03-04 30 59 127 0.47 33 37 0.89 153 5.1 75 2.5 48 504-05 28 155 333 0.47 72 98 0.74 390 13.9 183 6.5 67 905-06 29 120 288 0.417 97 126 .770 348 12.0 148 4.8 59 2TOTALS 87 334 748 0.45 202 261 0.77 891 10.3 406 4.6 174 16

CAREER HIGH POINT CAREER HIGH REBOUND26 vs. the University of Mary 12 vs. Mayville State(2/4/05) (2/19/05)

CAREER NOTESLyndoe has been a member of the Hardrocker men’s basketball team since signing as a freshman back in2003. He was a huge factor in Custer’s success at the state level which transferred over to his tenure as aHardrocker. Junior Season (2005-06): Lyndoe averaged 12 points a game as well as pulling down 4.8rebounds per game. He also tied as the team’s second leading scorer with 348 points and was also secondwith 140 total rebounds. Sophomore Season (2004-05): In his sophomore year, Lyndoe paced the Hardrockers, leading the team in scoring with 390total points as well as the top rebounder, grabbing 183. He averaged 13.9 points and 6.5 rebounds. Freshman Season (2003-04): As a freshman, Lyn-doe had impressive numbers, scoring 153 points on the season for a 5.1 average and pulled down 75 rebounds on the year which was 2.5 a game.High School: Matt Lyndoe, 6'6'' wing from Custer High School. Matt scored 14.5 ppg, had 6 apg, and 6 rpg his senior at Custer High. He was a first teamall Black Hills Conference selection in 2003 while playing on the Class A state runner-up Wildcat team which comprised a 25-1 record. He received Aca-demic All State honors in golf, basketball, and track as well as a national math and national science award two straight years as well as member of theNational Honors Society.

PERSONALSon of Jim and Karla Lyndoe... majoring in Metallurgical Engineering .... born on January 25, 1984

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BLAKE TIDEMAN ................................................SENIOR

Guard 6'2"Winner, SD Civil Engineering

31YEAR GP FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. PTS. AVG. REB AVG. ASST BL03-04 15 3 10 0.30 4 5 0.80 10 0.7 9 0.6 0 004-05 29 47 101 0.47 9 13 0.69 125 4.3 42 1.4 28 205-06 29 58 151 .38 19 30 .63 157 5.4 58 2.0 28 2TOTALS 73 108 262 0.41 32 48 0.67 292 3.4 109 2.6 56 4

CAREER HIGH POINT CAREER HIGH REBOUND19 vs. Valley City State 5 vs. Briar Cliff(2/18/05) (11/25/05)

CAREER NOTESTideman has been a member of the Hardrocker men’s basketball team since signing as a freshman. His play-ing time has gradually increased each season. He has a total of 292 total points over the last three years, foran average of 3.4 points per game. One of the biggest highlights for Tideman was earning the Emril S .Lis-ton Award, an honor from the NAIA that recognizes excellence in character, playing ability and scholarship.Junior Season (2005-06): Tideman averaged 5.4 points a game as well as pulling down 2 rebounds per game. He had his best points production for theHardrockers last year tallying 157 points. Sophomore Season (2004-05): In his sophomore year, Tideman was one of the more productive scorers forSDSM&T with125 total points as well as grabbing 42 rebounds. He averaged 4.3 points and 1.4 rebounds per game. He was also responsible for 28assists on the year. Freshman Season (2003-04): In his first season as a Hardrocker, Tideman played in 15 games where he contributed with 10 pointson the season and nine total rebounds. High School: As a Warrior for Winner, Tideman averaged 20 points, six rebounds and 4 assists per game. Tide-man also played football and was in track where he received all conference honors.

PERSONALSon of Barry and Betty Tideman... majoring in Civil Engineering ....born on April 27, 1985

BRANDON LORD ................................................SENIOR

Guard 6'4"Taylorsville, UT Interdisciplinary Sciences

25YEAR GP FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. PTS. AVG. REB AVG. ASST BL05-06 29 139 273 0..51 50 71 .70 348 12.0 149 5.1 70 4TOTALS 29 139 273 0..51 50 71 .70 348 12.0 149 5.1 70 4

CAREER NOTESSigned with the Hardrockers on April 21, 2005. Lord played two seasons at Peninsula College in Port Ange-les, WA, where he helped lead his team to back-to-back division titles. He competed at the wing positionlast season for the Hardrockers. Junior Season (2005-06): Started for the Hardrockers where he tallied 348points, 70 assists and 149 rebounds for the year. He averaged 12 points a game and 5.1rebounds.Sophomore Season (2004-05): Started all 23 games and only player to start every game for Peninsula Col-lege. He averaged 16.8 points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 3.0 steals per game. Lord was a First Team AllNWAAC Player, earned All-Academic Team honors was First Team All-Conference Tournament and finishedhis career as the single-game leader in steals with 10. He was coached by Peter Stewart.Freshman Season (2003-04): Started as a true freshman … averaged 14.3 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 4.1assists per game … was one of three players to average double figures … only freshman to average double figures … shot 56% from the field and42% from the 3-point line … coached by Peter Stewart. High School: In his high school career Lord averaged 14 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists pergame. He was an all conference select in basketball and academics as well as earning All State, Mr. Basketball and Player of the Month honors in thestate of Utah.

PERSONALSon of Doug and Carol Lord ... majoring in Interdisciplinary Sciences ... born on February 24, 1982.

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BRANDON FREDRICKSON ......................SENIOR

Guard 6'7"Fort Collins, CO Mining Engineering

33YEAR GP FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. PTS. AVG. REB AVG. ASST BL05-06 29 91 196 ..46 26 36 ..72 250 8.6 64 2.2 14 6TOTALS 29 91 196 ..46 26 36 ..72 250 8.6 64 2.2 14 6

CAREER NOTESSigned with the Hardrockers on April 12, 2005, red-shirted one season at Colorado Mines in Golden, CO., andwent on a two-year LDS Mission in Chile before returning for his sophomore year in 2004-2005.Junior Season (2005-06): In his first season at South Dakota Mines Fredrickson dished in 250 points as aperimeter shooter. He averaged 8.6 points a game and grabbed 64 rebounds on the season as well.Sophomore Season (2004-05): Fredrickson returned to Northeast Junior College in Sterling, CO after a twoyear LDS mission in Chile … averaged 2.3 points and 1.0 rebound per game … coached by Brian Joyce.Freshman Season (2000-01): He red-shirted at Colorado Mines in Golden, CO. High School: Fredricksonattended Rocky Mountain High School in Fort Collins, CO … National Honor Society member.

PERSONALSon of Robert Fredrickson and Rebecca Pittman... majoring in Mining and Management Engineering ... born on April 13, 1981.

DONNY DEGOOYER..............................SOPHOMORE

Wing 6'8"Great Falls, MT Electrical Engineering

35YEAR GP FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. PTS. AVG. REB AVG. ASST BL04-05 19 8 23 0.35 2 2 1.00 19 1.0 6 0.3 8 0TOTALS 19 8 23 0.35 2 2 1.00 19 1.0 6 0.3 8 0

CAREER HIGH POINT CAREER HIGH REBOUND8 vs. Alliance - Nazaren 3 vsAlliance-Nazaren(11/26/04) (11/26/04)

CAREER NOTESIn his High School career DeGooyer was a first team all-conference selection, first team all-state selection inMontana's largest class, and was the MVP of the state tournament while leading CMR to the state champi-onship. Freshman Season (2005-06): In his first season as a Hardrocker, DeGooyer played in 15 games wherehe contributed with 19 points on the season and brought down four total rebounds. High School: As aRustler in Great Falls, Don DeGooyer led the Rustlers in scoring his senior season averaging 15.6 ppg. . Hewas selected to play for the Montana team in the Montana verses Wyoming all-star game. Don was on thehonor roll all four years in high school and compiled a 3.78 GPA. He will major in electrical engineering.

PERSONALSon of Gary and Susan DeGooyer... majoring in Electrical Engineering .... born on Feb. 18, 1985

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BRANDON SMITH ....................................SOPHOMORE

Wing 6'8"Amenia, ND Mechanical Engineering

43YEAR GP FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. PTS. AVG. REB AVG. ASST BL05-06 20 18 28 .64 10 17 .58 46 2.3 34 1.7 11 1TOTALS 20 18 28 .64 10 17 .58 46 2.3 34 1.7 11 1

CAREER HIGH POINT CAREER HIGH REBOUND11 vs. Dakota State 5 vs. University of Mary(1/07/06) (1/28/06)

CAREER NOTESSince Smith signed in 2004, he has already grown two inches and will add depth at the No. 3 and No. 4 posi-tions. Smith is a wing player from Central Cass High School, Casselton, ND. Freshman Season (2005-06):Smith played in 20 games during his Hardrocker debut. He averaged 2.3 points a game totaling 46 pointson the season. He had 34 rebounds averaging 1.7 a game. High School: Smith is a member of the NationalHonor Society, and was a North Dakota All-State 2nd team selection in 2004. He was also North DakotaDistrict senior athlete of the year in 2004.

PERSONALSon of Kent and Patty Smith ... majoring in Mechanical Engineering .... born on Nov. 28, 1985.

ANDREW BROWN ..............................................JUNIOR

Post 6'8"Dickinson, ND Civil Engineering

41CAREER NOTESBrown comes to the Hardrocker program after two season of playing at the NCAA Division I level at NorthDakota State. While at NDSU, Brown played in 50 games, including bouts against Rider and Southwest Min-nesota State where he scored 12 points and pulled down eight rebounds.Sophomore Season (2005-06): Brown played in 25 games in his second season as a Bison. In those games hetallied 52 total points for a 2.1 average per game and came down with 37 rebounds for a 1.5 average. Fresh-man Season (2005-06): In his first season as a Bison, Brown played in 25 games where he contributed with52 points on the season and brought down 47 total rebounds. High School: While at Dickinson High Schoolhe averaged 12 points and 10 rebounds while leading his team to a Big School Class A State Championship.In the State Championship game he was named the Player of the Game. He helped improve Dickinson Highfrom a 2-18 record his sophomore year to a 22-3 record his senior year. He was also a state placer in the 300hurdles his senior year.

PERSONALSon of Henry and Joyce Brown... majoring in Civil Engineering .... born on September 24, 1984.

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JOHN MADSEN ..............................................FRESHMAN

Wing 6'10"Parker, CO Mining Engineering

45CAREER NOTESMadsen is a 6-10 freshman swing man that played his high school ball for Chaparral High School in Parker,CO. Madsen helped to lead his Wolverines to a 23-2 record overall and 11-0 in a strong, big class, 5A Con-ference. Madsen helped lead his Wolverines to a 23-2 record overall and 11-0 in a strong, big class confer-ence two times. He shot 55 percent from the 3-point line while averaging 13 points a game. He was votedonto the Honorable Mention All-State team and was the team captain. He signed with the Hardrockers onApril 12, 2006.

PERSONALSon of Chris and Linda Madsen ... majoring in Mining Engineering .... born on November 02, 1987.

CASEY SCHMITZ ..................................................SENIOR

Post 6'7"Williston, ND Chemistry

51YEAR GP FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT. PTS. AVG. REB AVG. ASST BL04-05 29 82 169 0.49 59 86 0.69 225 7.8 107 3.7 30 805-06 29 167 295 .56 122 177 0.69 459 15.8 131 4.5 47 10TOTALS 29 82 169 0.49 181 263 0.69 684 15.7 238 5.9 77 18

CAREER HIGH POINT CAREER HIGH REBOUND26 vs. Montana Tech and Dana College 12 vs. Chadron State (11/11/05) (12/30/05) (11/26/05)

CAREER NOTESSchmitz transferred to South Dakota School of Mines as a sophomore. He played one year for ColoradoSchool of Mines. In his three years of playing college basketball Schmitz has accumulated 745 total pointsand 297 total rebounds. He averaged 8.7 points and 3.5 rebounds per game in three years. Junior Season(2005-06): Schmitz led the Hardrockers with total points during his junior year. He totaled 459 and averaged15.8 a game. He also collected 131 rebound for the second highest total on the team averaging 4.5 a game.Sophomore Season (2004-05): Schmitz had a fairly productive year in his first season as a Hardrocker. He tallied 225 points for the year averaging 7.8points a game and came down with 107 total rebounds which was 3.7 a game. Freshman Season (2003-04): Schmitz played in 25 games for the Oredig-gers where he amassed 59 points, averaging 2.4 points a game. He also had 61 rebounds in his freshman year averaging 2.4 a game. High School: Caseyplayed basketball, football and baseball in High School. He was a 10-time Academic All-Conference selection (three sports) and maintained a 4.0 GPAthroughout high school. He was also a finalist for the North Dakota Mr. Basketball Award in 2003. In his high school hoops career he averaged 20 points,seven rebounds and three assists per game.

PERSONALSon of John and Cathy Schmitz ... majoring in Chemistry ... born on December 27, 1984.

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BRENT CASS ......................................................FRESHMAN

Forward 6'4"Hereford, CO Mining Engineering

RSCAREER NOTESCass is a 6-4 freshman small forward that played his high school ball for Pawnee High School. His team hada 61-9 record while Brent played on the varsity team. While at Pawnee Cass was first team all Conference,first team All State, and voted by Rocky Mountain news as the 1A Player of the Year. As a senior he averageda double double in points and rebounds, racking up 21 points per game and 11 rebounds. He scored 1,101points and grabbed 706 rebounds over his high school career. His game high in scoring was a 34-pointgame and he grabbed 22 rebounds in another game.

PERSONALSon of Jim and Karen Cass ... majoring in Mining Engineering .... born on Nov. 28, 1985.

MARK REDING ................................................FRESHMAN

Guard 6'3"Colorado City, CO Mechanical Engineering

RSCAREER NOTESReding is a 6-3 freshman small forward that was a 3-year starter for his High School team. While at Rye in2006 he was first team all Conference, first team All State, and was selected to the 2A State All-Tournamentteam. His team had a 48-4 record over the past two seasons and he was the team captain for three seasons.As a senior he averaged a double double in points and rebounds, racking up 15 points per game and 10rebounds. He was, also, the starting quarterback on the football team and holds the school record in theshot put and discus. Academically, Mark was his class’ salutatorian and was a member of the National HonorSociety.

PERSONALSon of Richard and Nancy Reding... majoring in Mechanical Engineering ... born on December 17, 1987.

AJ TRENNEPOHL ..........................................FRESHMAN

Guard 6'2"Lubbock, TX Mining Engineering

RSCAREER NOTESTrennepohl is a 6-2 freshman guard that played his high school ball for Trinity Christian High School in Lub-bock Texas. His team had an 88-26 record while making it to the State Championship game three consecu-tive years. AJ is known throughout the state of Texas because of his shooting. Trennepohl was also award-ed the very prestigious award of 1st Team TABC (Texas Association of Basketball Coaches)All State this pastseason. He shot 47 percent his senior year from behind the 3-point line (113-240) while going 9-17 in a 35-point effort against another top ranked team from Fort Worth, TX.

PERSONALSon of Roger and Beth Trennepohl... majoring in Mining Engineering ....born on December 25, 1987.

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KYLER LUDWIG ..............................................FRESHMAN

Guard 6'3"Beeville, TX Mechanical Engineering

RSCAREER NOTESLudwig comes in as a 6-foot-3-inch freshman guard who played his high school career for the Beeville Tro-jans. Ludwig has great athletic ability and with a year or two of maturing, will be fighting for some playingtime. Ludwig was a two-year starter and named captain of his high school team during his senior season.He was named co-MVP by his team and was award the Defensive MVP from his district. He also ran track.

PERSONALSon of Mike and Tamera Ludwig ... majoring in Mechanical Engineering ....born on February 02, 1988.

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HARDROCKER BASKETBALL2005-2006 STATISTICS

SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd TOTALOpponents 1138 1193 2331Hardrockers 1067 1119 2186

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALAll Games (9-20) (6-9) (2-10) (1-1)Conference (5-9) (4-3) (1-6) (0-0)Non-Conference (4-11) (2-6) (1-4) (1-1)

TEAM STATISTICSSDT OPP

SCORING 2186 2331Points per game 75.4 80.4Scoring margin -5.0 -

FIELD GOALS-ATT 790-1676 832-1661Field goal pct .471 .501

3 POINT FG-ATT 158-431 224-5823-point FG pct .367 .3853-pt FG made per game 5.4 7.7

FREE THROWS-ATT 448-623 443-580Free throw pct .719 .764

REBOUNDS 946 917Rebounds per game 32.6 31.6Rebounding margin 1.0 -

SDT OPPASSISTS 459 457

Assists per game 15.8 15.8TURNOVERS 478 468

Turnovers per game 16.5 16.1Turnover margin 0.3 -Assist / turnover ratio 1.0 1.0

STEALS 210 247Steals per game 7.2 8.5

BLOCKS 38 65Blocks per game 1.3 2.2

ATTENDANCE 0 0Home games-Avg/Game 15-0 12-0Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-0

COMBINED TEAM STATISTICSDATE PLACE OPPONENT SCORE W/L RECORD

10/30/05 h Carroll College 79-82 L 0-1 (0-0)11/04/05 h Dakota Wesleyan Univ. 65-72 L 0-2 (0-0)11/05/05 h Mount Marty College 75-77 L 0-3 (0-0)11/11/05 a Montana Tech of the Univ 76-85 L 0-4 (0-0)11/12/05 n Rocky Mountain College 83-94 L 0-5 (0-0)11/18/05 a Chadron State 63-75 L 0-6 (0-0)11/19/05 n Johnson & Wales Universit 99-68 W 1-6 (0-0)11/25/05 h Briar Cliff University 70-79 L 1-7 (0-0)11/26/05 h Chadron State 74-56 W 2-7 (0-0)12/02/05* h Mayville State University 88-97 L 2-8 (0-1)12/03/05* h Valley City State Univers 67-64 W 3-8 (1-1)12/08/05* h Black Hills State Univers 74-93 L 3-9 (1-2)12/16/05 a University of Mary 70-64 W 4-9 (1-2)12/17/05 a Southwest Minnesota State 58-90 L 4-10 (1-2)12/29/05 h Concordia University 62-65 L 4-11 (1-2)12/30/05 h Dana College 87-85 W 5-11 (1-2)01/06/06* h Jamestown College 78-72 W 6-11 (2-2)01/07/06* h Dakota State University 87-77 W 7-11 (3-2)01/13/06* a Dickinson State Universit 99-89 W 8-11 (4-2)01/14/06* a Minot State University 76-86 L 8-12 (4-3)01/19/06* a Black Hills State Univers 65-75 L 8-13 (4-4)01/28/06 h University of Mary 65-85 L 8-14 (4-4)02/03/06* a Dakota State University 73-76 L 8-15, 4-5 )02/04/06* a Jamestown College 63-81 L 8-16 (4-6)02/10/06* h Minot State University 67-85 L 8-17 (4-7)02/11/06* h Dickinson State Universit 109-100 W 9-17 (5-7)02/17/06* a Valley City State Univers 84-88 L 9-18 (5-8)02/18/06* a Mayville State University 59-84 L 9-19 (5-9)02/22/06 a Minot State University 71-87 L 9-20 (5-9)

*Denotes a Conference Game

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SEASON BOX|-----TOTAL-----| |------3-PT------| |--REBOUNDS--|

NO PLAYER GP GS MIN FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT PF A TO BLK ST PTS11 Dave Lainhart 29 20 709 60 140 .429 43 85 .506 45 54 .833 14 48 62 70 126 68 1 38 20813 Jace Sullivan 25 0 183 10 27 .370 2 7 .286 11 12 .917 7 11 18 21 19 35 1 7 3315 Steve Sherman 14 6 282 41 75 .547 2 13 .154 8 20 .400 24 23 47 22 41 42 0 16 9221 Moses Hawkins 5 3 72 6 16 .375 6 11 .545 8 10 .800 1 6 7 14 10 17 1 6 2623 Matt Lyndoe 29 27 803 120 288 .417 11 34 .324 97 126 .770 39 101 140 88 59 73 2 29 34825 Brandon Lord 29 29 797 139 273 .509 20 83 .241 50 71 .704 55 94 149 64 70 57 4 45 34831 Blake Tideman 29 8 587 58 151 .384 22 63 .349 19 30 .633 18 40 58 38 28 26 2 15 15733 Brandon Fredrickson 29 1 480 91 196 .464 42 106 .396 26 36 .722 24 40 64 42 14 29 6 8 25035 Tom Schmitz 27 15 343 21 50 .420 0 2 .000 29 34 .853 21 40 61 25 15 21 0 9 7141 Samir Adam 17 7 243 30 81 .370 3 12 .250 16 26 .615 23 29 52 32 15 15 5 11 7943 Brandon Smith 20 0 202 18 28 .643 0 2 .000 10 17 .588 12 22 34 15 11 13 1 6 4645 Jared Johnson 20 0 110 9 20 .450 2 4 .500 3 4 .750 6 6 12 22 1 7 1 2 2351 Casey Schmitz 29 29 881 167 295 .566 3 5 .600 122 177 .689 53 78 131 72 47 59 10 18 45955 Trevor Smith 21 0 110 20 36 .556 2 4 .500 4 6 .667 6 14 20 13 3 12 4 0 46TEAM Rebounds 47 44 91 4Hardrockers 29 5800 790 1676 .471 158 431 .367 448 623 .719 350 596 946 541 459 478 38 210 2186Opponents 29 5800 832 1661 .501 224 582 .385 443 580 .764 298 619 917 582 457 468 65 247 2331

TEAM GAME BY GAME COMPARISON|---TOTAL FG---| |------3-PT------| |-FR THROWS-| |-REBOUNDS-|

OPPONENT DATE GP FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT PF A TO BLK ST PTSCarroll College 10/30/2005 1 27 55 .491 6 16 .375 19 27 .704 13 15 28 26 17 25 1 17 79Dakota Wesleyan University 11/4/2005 1 26 68 .382 9 29 .310 4 8 .500 13 30 43 20 13 16 1 7 65Mount Marty College 11/5/2005 1 29 64 .453 4 16 .250 13 20 .650 13 19 32 24 15 15 2 8 75Montana Tech of the University 11/11/2005 1 31 68 .456 2 9 .222 12 20 .600 18 25 43 30 20 24 1 10 76Rocky Mountain College 11/12/2005 1 28 58 .483 7 12 .583 20 23 .870 9 17 26 28 15 19 1 5 83Chadron State 11/18/2005 1 25 50 .500 0 8 .000 13 20 .650 9 23 32 12 13 21 3 7 63Johnson & Wales University 11/19/2005 1 34 68 .500 10 19 .526 21 28 .750 20 34 54 9 26 18 1 9 99Briar Cliff University 11/25/2005 1 26 72 .361 3 16 .188 15 26 .577 21 24 45 19 17 19 0 14 70Chadron State 11/26/2005 1 30 60 .500 5 12 .417 9 13 .692 14 20 34 16 22 14 0 11 74Mayville State University 12/2/2005 1 33 73 .452 9 21 .429 13 21 .619 15 20 35 25 16 17 2 11 88Valley City State University 12/3/2005 1 23 56 .411 3 14 .214 18 26 .692 17 16 33 18 8 15 2 9 67Black Hills State University 12/8/2005 1 24 51 .471 8 19 .421 18 24 .750 10 16 26 21 16 15 2 3 74University of Mary 12/16/2005 1 21 48 .438 5 13 .385 23 32 .719 12 26 38 13 14 10 2 4 70Southwest Minnesota State 12/17/2005 1 24 62 .387 3 9 .333 7 12 .583 17 13 30 15 13 12 4 4 58Concordia University 12/29/2005 1 23 47 .489 2 7 .286 14 19 .737 9 23 32 16 14 14 2 5 62Dana College 12/30/2005 1 30 63 .476 4 9 .444 23 31 .742 15 26 41 15 17 19 0 7 87Jamestown College 1/6/2006 1 31 57 .544 6 18 .333 10 10 1.000 12 18 30 14 19 8 0 7 78Dakota State University 1/7/2006 1 31 50 .620 5 12 .417 20 27 .741 6 20 26 14 20 17 2 8 87Dickinson State University 1/13/2006 1 33 45 .733 8 11 .727 25 33 .758 4 18 22 20 22 20 0 5 99Minot State University 1/14/2006 1 27 56 .482 4 15 .267 18 23 .783 11 25 36 17 13 16 0 6 76Black Hills State University 1/19/2006 1 24 55 .436 7 19 .368 10 17 .588 7 19 26 24 15 16 0 5 65University of Mary 1/28/2006 1 26 53 .491 3 12 .250 10 16 .625 10 22 32 10 10 15 3 3 65Dakota State University 2/3/2006 1 30 69 .435 4 18 .222 9 13 .692 12 21 33 17 21 11 3 9 73Jamestown College 2/4/2006 1 24 60 .400 7 19 .368 8 13 .615 10 16 26 25 17 12 0 6 63Minot State University 2/10/2006 1 25 59 .424 6 15 .400 11 14 .786 9 20 29 15 13 21 2 8 67Dickinson State University 2/11/2006 1 38 57 .667 8 16 .500 25 32 .781 12 18 30 21 19 18 1 8 109Valley City State University 2/17/2006 1 23 54 .426 10 23 .435 28 33 .848 14 13 27 26 9 16 0 7 84Mayville State University 2/18/2006 1 16 50 .320 5 15 .333 22 28 .786 9 23 32 19 10 20 1 4 59Minot State University 2/22/2006 1 28 48 .583 5 9 .556 10 14 .714 9 16 25 12 15 15 2 3 71TOTALS 29 790 1676 .471 158 431 .367 448 623 .719 350 596 946 541 459 478 38 210 2186AVERAGE 32.6 15.8 75.4

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TEAM HIGHHARDROCKERS HIGH OPPONENT DATETotal Points 109 vs Dickinson State University 2/11/2006Field Goals Made 38 vs Dickinson State University 2/11/2006Field Goals Attempted 73 vs Mayville State University 12/2/2005Field Goal % 0.733 (33/45) vs Dickinson State University 1/13/20063pt Field Goals Made 10 vs Valley City State University 2/17/2006

10 vs Johnson & Wales University 11/19/20053pt Field Goals Attempted 29 vs Dakota Wesleyan University 11/4/20053pt Field Goal % 0.727 (8/11) vs Dickinson State University 1/13/2006Free Throws Made 28 vs Valley City State University 2/17/2006Free Throws Attempted 33 vs Valley City State University 2/17/2006

33 vs Dickinson State University 1/13/2006Free Throw % 1.000 (10/10) vs Jamestown College 1/6/2006Offensive Rebounds 21 vs Briar Cliff University 11/25/2005Defensive Rebounds 34 vs Johnson & Wales University 11/19/2005Total Rebounds 54 vs Johnson & Wales University 11/19/2005Fouls 30 vs Montana Tech of the University 11/11/2005Assists 26 vs Johnson & Wales University 11/19/2005Turnovers 25 vs Carroll College 10/30/2005Blocks 4 vs Southwest Minnesota State 12/17/2005Steals 17 vs Carroll College 10/30/2005

OPPONENTS HIGH OPPONENT DATETotal Points 100 vs Dickinson State University 2/11/2006Field Goals Made 38 vs University of Mary 1/28/2006Field Goals Attempted 70 vs Johnson & Wales University 11/19/2005Field Goal % 0.630 (34/54) vs Black Hills State University 12/8/20053pt Field Goals Made 13 vs Jamestown College 1/6/20063pt Field Goals Attempted 31 vs Johnson & Wales University 11/19/20053pt Field Goal % 0.579 (11/19) vs University of Mary 12/16/2005Free Throws Made 31 vs Rocky Mountain College 11/12/2005Free Throws Attempted 37 vs Rocky Mountain College 11/12/2005Free Throw % 0.938 (15/16) vs Dana College 12/30/2005Offensive Rebounds 16 vs Montana Tech of the University 11/11/2005

16 vs Minot State University 2/10/2006Defensive Rebounds 31 vs Dakota Wesleyan University 11/4/2005Total Rebounds 43 vs Jamestown College 2/4/2006Fouls 30 vs Valley City State University 2/17/2006Assists 23 vs Briar Cliff University 11/25/2005Turnovers 30 vs Carroll College 10/30/2005Blocks 8 vs Dana College 12/30/2005Steals 14 vs Chadron State 11/18/2005

14 vs Carroll College 10/30/2005

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PLAYER HIGHHARDROCKERS HIGH PLAYER(S) OPPONENT DATETotal Points 27 Casey Schmitz vs Dickinson State University 1/13/2006Field Goals Made 11 Casey Schmitz vs Dickinson State University 1/13/2006Field Goals Attempted 17 Matt Lyndoe vs Dana College 12/30/2005

17 Casey Schmitz vs Montana Tech of the University 11/11/2005Field Goal% (Min 5 made) 1.000 (4/4) Tom Schmitz vs Dickinson State University 1/13/20063pt Field Goals Made 5 Brandon Fredrickson vs Valley City State University 2/17/20063pt Field Goals Attempted 11 Brandon Fredrickson vs Valley City State University 2/17/20063pt Field Goal% (Min 2 made) 1.000 (3/3) Casey Schmitz vs Mayville State University 12/2/2005

1.000 (2/2) Moses Hawkins vs Dakota Wesleyan University 11/4/20051.000 (2/2) Dave Lainhart vs Black Hills State University 12/8/20051.000 (2/2) Brandon Lord vs Dickinson State University 1/13/20061.000 (2/2) Matt Lyndoe vs Black Hills State University 12/8/2005

Free Throws Made 12 Matt Lyndoe vs University of Mary 12/16/2005Free Throws Attempted 17 Matt Lyndoe vs University of Mary 12/16/2005Free Throw% (Min 4 made) 1.000 (8/8) Matt Lyndoe vs Dana College 12/30/2005

1.000 (7/7) Matt Lyndoe vs Rocky Mountain College 11/12/20051.000 (6/6) Dave Lainhart vs Jamestown College 1/6/20061.000 (6/6) Dave Lainhart vs Minot State University 1/14/20061.000 (6/6) Matt Lyndoe vs Minot State University 2/10/2006

Offensive Rebounds 7 Brandon Lord vs Valley City State University 12/3/2005Defensive Rebounds 10 Brandon Lord vs Johnson & Wales University 11/19/2005Total Rebounds 12 Brandon Lord vs Johnson & Wales University 11/19/2005

12 Casey Schmitz vs Chadron State 11/26/2005Fouls 6 Casey Schmitz vs Valley City State University 2/17/2006Assists 9 Dave Lainhart vs Jamestown College 1/6/2006

9 Dave Lainhart vs Dickinson State University 2/11/20069 Dave Lainhart vs Dakota State University 1/7/20069 Dave Lainhart vs Johnson & Wales University 11/19/2005

Turnovers 8 Dave Lainhart vs Dickinson State University 2/11/20068 Brandon Lord vs Dickinson State University 1/13/20068 Matt Lyndoe vs Briar Cliff University 11/25/2005

Blocks 2 Brandon Fredrickson vs University of Mary 1/28/20062 Brandon Fredrickson vs Chadron State 11/18/20052 Casey Schmitz vs Dakota State University 1/7/2006

Steals 6 Matt Lyndoe vs Carroll College 10/30/2005Minutes Played 40:00 Dave Lainhart vs Minot State University 1/14/2006

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HARDROCKER BASKETBALLALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS

RECORD YEARPoints

Season - 2,735 1991-92 Game 130 - (vs. Rocky Mt.) 1969-70 Average - 95.0 1971-72

ReboundsSeason - 1,477 1971-72 Game 73 - (vs. BHSU) 1970-71 Average - 54.7 1971-72

Free Throws MadeSeason - 558 1991-92 Game 42 - (vs. Chadron St. ) 1990-91

Free Throws AttemptedSeason - 828 1991-92 Game 55 - (vs. Minot St.) 1990-91

RECORD YEARFree Throw Percentage

Season .767 - (635/828 ) 1991-92 Game - 1.000

(vs. Jamestown College) 2004-05Field Goals Made

Season - 1,006 1971-72 Game 52 - (vs. Bellevue) 1978-79 (vs. Alliance-Nazarene) 2004-05

Field Goals AttemptedSeason - 2,194 1972-73 Game - 110 (vs. Kearney) 1972-73

Field Goals PercentageSeason - .537 1985-86 Game - .733

(vs. Dickinson State-33/45) 2005-06

RECORD YEARThree Points Made

Season - 294 1991-92 Game 17 - (vs. Sioux Falls) 1991-92

Three Points AttemptedSeason - 770 1991-92 Game 37 - (vs. Sioux Falls) 1991-92

Most Season WinsHugh Welsh (22) 1991-92

Most Consecutive WinsHugh Welsh (11) 1991-92

Best Winning PercentageBob Hunt (.773) 1951-52

RECORD YEARPoints

Career - 2,440Doug Schlepp 1970-74

Season - 724Quinn Diede 2001-02

Game - 44Doug Schlepp (vs. BHSU) 1973-74

ReboundsCareer - 1,198

Dave Jackson 1966-70Season - 414

Jim Konst 1972-73 Game - 30

Jeff Dietz (vs. DWU) 1969-70Free Throws Made

Career - 617Doug Schlepp 1970-74

Season - 197Derek Knapp 1992-93 Doug Schlepp 1972-73

Game - 20Steve Malone (vs. BHSU) 1981-82

Consecutive - 34Justin Vangraefschepe 2003-04

RECORD YEARFree Throws Attempted

Career - 969Doug Schlepp 1970-74

Season - 245Doug Schlepp 1972-73

Game - 25Steve Malone (vs. BHSU) 1981-82

Free Throws PercentageSeason - .913 (94/103)

Justin Vangraefschepe 2003-04 Game - 1.00 (14/14)

Doug Schlepp 1973-74Field Goals Made

Career - 994Jim Benjamin 1982-86

Season - 274Doug Schlepp 1973-74

Game - 20Doug Schlepp (vs. BHSU) 1985-86

Field Goals AttemptedCareer - 1,860

Doug Schlepp 1970-74 Season - 487

Doug Schlepp 1973-74 Game - 35

Doug Schlepp (vs. Minot St.) 1973-74

RECORD YEARField Goals Percentage

Season - .618 (265/429)Jim Benjamin 1984-85

Three Points MadeCareer - 242

Mitch Slusarski 1990-94 Season - 99

Quinn Diede 2001-02 Game - 9

Mitch Slusarski (vs. Dakota St.) 1990-91 Three Points Attempted

Career - 657Mitch Slusarski 1990-94

Season - 218Quinn Diede 2001-02

AssistsCareer - 670

Mitch Slusarski 1990-94 Season - 247

Dave Becker 1985-86 Game - 18

Doug Schlepp (vs. Dickinson) 1973-74

ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

1. Doug Schlepp (1970-74) 2,4402. Jim Benjamin (1982-86) 2,348 3. Dave Jackson (1966-70) 1,887 4. Derek Knapp (1989-93) 1,860 5. Jeff Pfalzgraf (1981-85) 1,721 6. Bruce Bad Moccasin (1967-71) 1,720 7. Dave Becker (1983-87) 1,678 8. Mitch Slusarski (1990-94) 1,463 9. Chuck Neller (1954-58) 1,458 10. Hugh Boyle (1975-79) 1,407

11. Steve Wilcox (1980-84) 1,340 12. Dan Matthaidess (1959-63) 1,292 13. Chad Kramer (1993-97) 1,289 14. Craig Nelson (1993-95) 1,283 15. Chris Robinson (1999-03) 1,25416. Quinn Diede (2000-02) 1,22717. John Magbuhat (1978-82) 1,186 18. Shannon Peterson (1994-98) 1,158 19. John Gordon (1977-81) 1,155 20. Rusty Kocon (1990-92) 1,148

21. Denis Schubeck (1999-02) 1,13122. Jim Meyers (1951-55) 1,121 23. Steve Malone (1979-83) 1,117 24. Jim Cain (1963-67) 1,073 25. Don Stork (1954-58) 1,048 26. Mark Rinn (1999-01) l,031 27. Jim Konst (1969-73) 1,027 28. Jeff Jones (1971-75) 1,018 29. Keith Rozendal (1950-54) 1,013

ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS

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HARDROCKER BASKETBALLALL-TIME COACHES RECORDS

Jason Henry 9-20 .310 2005-present (1 years)Hugh Welsh 268-273 .495 1986-2005 (19 years)Jim Kampen 178-168 .514 1967-1972, 1978-1986 (13 years)

Mike Riley 68-95 .417 1972-1978 (6 years)Bob Hunt 167-271 .381 1946-1967 (21 years)

Harold Goodell 7-8 .467 1945-1946 (1 year)Dave Strong 11-7 .611 1941-1942 (1 year)Art Sullivan 16-12 .571 1939-1941 (2 years)Lem Harting 9-44 .170 1935-1939 (4 years)

Ray Hahn 35-39 .473 1930-1935 (5 years)

Year Record Year Record2005-2006 9-20 1968-1969 12-132004-2005 12-17 1967-1968 7-182003-2004 18-12 1966-1967 1-222002-2003 9-19 1965-1966 1-192001-2002 14-15 1964-1965 4-162000-2001 18-11 1963-1964 0-161999-2000 12-17 1962-1963 2-221998-1999 9-19 1961-1962 12-111997-1998 13-13 1960-1961 8-141996-1997* 17-13 1959-1960 5-171995-1996 16-12 1958-1959 5-151994-1995* 19-10 1957-1958 17-61993-1994 17-11 1956-1957 11-121992-1993 13-15 1955-1956 7-111991-1992 22-9 1954-1955* 12-111990-1991 12-14 1953-1954 16-61989-1990 3-25 1952-1953 8-121988-1989 13-14 1951-1952 17-51987-1988 15-15 1950-1951 7-151986-1987 16-12 1949-1950 7-121985-1986 21-8 1948-1949 10-91984-1985* 19-9 1947-1948 9-91983-1984* 19-9 1946-1947 8-111982-1983 16-10 1945-1946 7-81981-1982 12-17 1941-1942 11-71980-1981 5-23 1940-1941 10-41979-1980 7-17 1939-1940 6-81978-1979 12-14 1938-1939 3-131977-1978 14-15 1937-1938 3-111976-1977 8-19 1936-1937 2-91975-1976* 10-17 1935-1936 1-111974-1975 3-24 1934-1935 8-71973-1974 14-12 1933-1934 7-71972-1973* 19-8 1932-1933 8-81971-1972* 20-6 1931-1932 5-101970-1971 13-13 1930-1931 7-71969-1970 15-11

*Conference ChampionsNAIA National Tournament Appearances (1972-1973, 1996-1997)

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HARDROCKER BASKETBALL2006-2007 DAC PREVIEW

BLACK HILLS STATE UNIVERSITY YELLOW JACKETSHead Coach: Paul Sather (2nd year)

Phone: 605-642-6607 Fax: 605-642-6539E-mail: [email protected] at BHSU: 17-14 Overall record: 17-14

Athletic Director: Jhett AlbersPhone: 605-642-6885 Fax: 605-642-6539E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Jhett AlbersPhone: 605-642-6885 Fax: 605-642-6539E-mail: [email protected]

2005-06 Season: 10-4/17-14 - 2nd placeDAC Tournament: def. #7 Jamestown 74-55 in the quarterfinals, def. #3 Minot State 63-59 in the semifinals, lost to #1 Mayville State 69-68 in the championship

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: +0.6 ppg (4th) Field Goal %: 45.7% (6th)Scoring Offense: 70.7 ppg (6th) 3pt Field Goal %: 35.2% (7th)Scoring Defense: 70.1 ppg (1st) Free Throw %: 66.1% (8th)Rebounding Margin: +3.10 rpg (3rd) Opponents FG%: 44.6% (2nd)Rebounding: 34.48 rpg (4th) Opponents 3pt FG%: 34.1% (3rd)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 0)Andre Goldberg; 5-11; Senior; Guard; Boulder, CO

2005-06 stats: 3.29 apgForrest Dorr; 5-11; Junior; Guard; Gillette, WYA.J. Fodness; 6-6; Sophomore; Forward; Lennox, SDLuke Bruns; 6-1; Sophomore; Guard; Hecla, SD

Key NewcomersSam Kim; 6-4; Junior; Forward; Fremont, CA

Transfer from Ohlone Junior College)Corey Doolan; 6-0; Junior; Guard; Ogden, UT

(Transfer from Dawson Community College)Dan Russell; 6-2; Junior; Guard; Casper, WY

Transfer from Casper College)Parfait Nayigihugu; 6-4; Junior; Forward/Guard; Laramie, WY

(Transfer from Otero Junior College)Randy Herman; 6-6; Sophomore; Forward; Belle Fourche, SD

(Transfer from Jamestown College)

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 5)Hallard Jackson III, Forward - 1st team All DAC, DAC

Most Valuable Player, NAIA 3rd team All AmericaJ.J. White, Guard - 2nd team All DACAmmon Bemmis, Guard - 3rd team All DACCasey Doolan, GuardScott Ferguson, Forward

DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY TROJANSHead Coach: Wade Kooiman (2nd season)

Phone: 605-256-5234 Fax: 605-256-5138E-mail: [email protected] at DaSU: 6-23 Overall Record: 6-23

Athletic Director: Gene WockenfussPhone: 605-256-5233 Fax: 605-256-5138E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Nick HuntimerPhone: 605-256-5222 Fax: 605-256-5138E-mail: [email protected]

2005-06 Season: 2-12/6-23 - 8th placeDAC Tournament: lost to #1 Mayville State 80-77 in the quarterfinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: -11.5 ppg (8th) Field Goal %: 43.3% (8th)Scoring Offense: 69.3 ppg (7th) 3pt Field Goal %: 33.4% (8th)Scoring Defense: 80.8 ppg (7th) Free Throw %: 69.4% (4th)Rebounding Margin: +0.79 rpg (4th) Opponents FG%: 47.7% (6th)Rebounding: 36.14 rpg (2nd) Opponents 3pt FG%: 36.4% (5th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 1)Joe Backus; 6-7; Junior; Forward/Center; Wentworth, SD

2005-06 stats: 12.6 ppg, 6.0 rpg3rd team All DAC

Key NewcomersJordan Hughes; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Kern Valley, CABryan People; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Las Vegas, NVBryce Kreutzfeldt; 6-1; Freshman; Guard; Wentworth, SDBrian Bolin; 6-7; Freshman; Forward; Garrison, MN

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 4)Shaun Wisdom, GuardLeon Blue, ForwardBlake Hyde, GuardMatte Nulle, CenterDonald Williams, Guard

DICKINSON STATE UNIVERSITY BLUE HAWKSHead Coach: Scott Berry (4th year)

Phone: 701-483-2158 Fax: 701-483-0501E-mail: [email protected] at DiSU: 45-45 Overall Record: 336-214

Athletic Director: Roger TernesPhone: 701-483-2159 Fax: 701-483-0501E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Galen MortonPhone: 701-483-2181 Fax: 701-483-0501E-mail: [email protected]

2005-06 Season: 6-8/11-18 - 5th placeDAC Tournament: lost to #4 Valley City State 66-54 in thequarterfinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: -4.3 ppg (6th) Field Goal %: 48.9% (1st)Scoring Offense: 80.1 ppg (2nd) 3pt Field Goal %: 34.6% (7th)Scoring Defense: 84.4 ppg (8th) Free Throw %: 69.2% (6th)Rebounding Margin: -4.72 rpg (8th) Opponents FG%: 50.6% (8th)Rebounding: 31.24 rpg (6th) Opponents 3pt FG%: 39.4% (7th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 2)Donny English; 6-2; Senior; Guard; Santa Barbara, CA

2005-06 stats: 15 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 5.0 apg, 1.8 spg1st team All DAC, NAIA Honorable Mention All America

Roger Russaw; 6-1; Senior; Guard; Mountlake Terrace, WA2005-06 stats: 8ppg

Cam Rowland; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Seattle, WA2005-06: Sat out the season with an injury

Josh McLeod; 5-10; Senior; Guard; Kent, WA2005-06: Sat out the season with an injury

Ryan Bogner; 6-2; Freshman; Forward; Dickinson, ND2005-06: Redshirt

Dan Barraclough; 6-1; Senior; Guard; Laramie, WY2005-06: Redshirt

Drew Erhardt; 6-8; Freshman, Center; Elgin, ND2005-06: Redshirt

Key NewcomersNigel Sims; 6-3; Junior; Forward; Port Orchard, WA

(Transfer from North Seattle, CC)Ervin Belton; 6-7; Junior; Forward; Phoenix, AZ

(Transfer from Chandler Gilbert CC)Tommy Posie; 6-4; Junior; Guard; Pensacola, FL

(Transfer from San Bernadino CC)Yancy Clark; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Inglewood, CA

(Transfer from LA Pierce CC)Julio Marshall; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Granada, CA

(Transfer from LA Pierce CC)Jason McClure; 6-7; Junior; Forward; Chaffey, CA

(Transfer from Chaffey CC)Ryan Ernst; 6-5; Freshman Forward; Dickinson, ND

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Key Losses: (Starters lost: 2)Derek Miller, Forward/CenterRyan Rostvold, Forward

JAMESTOWN COLLEGE JIMMIESHead Coach: Jeff Trumbauer (3rd year)

Phone: 701-252-3467 Fax: 701-253-4318E-mail: [email protected] at JC: 21-37 Overall Record: 21-37

Athletic Director: Lawrie PaulsonPhone: 701-252-3467 Fax: 701-253-4318E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Matt SevareidPhone: 701-253-4450 Fax: 701-253-4450E-mail: [email protected]

2005-06 Season: 5-9/10-19 - tied for 6th with SD MinesDAC Tournament: lost to #2 Black Hills State 74-55 in the quarter

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: -2.3 ppg (5th) Field Goal %: 46.0% (5th)Scoring Offense: 68.2 ppg (8th) 3pt Field Goal %: 37.5% (3rd)Scoring Defense: 70.4 ppg (2nd) Free Throw %: 73.7% (1st)Rebounding Margin: -1.93 rpg (7th) Opponents FG%: 46.3% (4th)Rebounding: 30.62 rpg (8th) Opponents 3pt FG%: 40.5% (8th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 4)Kyle Iverson; 6-8; Junior; Center; Elgin, ND

2005-06 stats: 12.2 ppg, 6.9 rpg1st team All DAC, NAIA Honorable Mention All America

Lawrence Brooks; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Racine, WI2004-05 stats: 15 ppg, 5 rpg, 46 3 pt FG%2005-06: Redshirt - 3rd team All DAC in 2004-05

Jake Holen; 6-2; Junior; Guard; LaMoure, ND2005-06 stats: 11.1 ppg, 42 3 pt FG%

Kellen Bubach; 6-4; Junior; Guard; West Fargo, ND2005-06 stats: 9.3 ppg, 2.5 apg, 43 3 pt FG%

Jordan Olson; 6-7; Junior; Forward; Milnor, ND2005-06 stats: 8.6 ppg, 5.5 rpg

Jason Bitz; 6-6; Senior; Forward; Jamestown, ND2005-06 stats: 7.o ppg, 3.5 rpg, 50 3 pt FG%

Mike Perz; 6-0; Junior; Guard; Santa Paula, CA2005-06 stats: 1.4 ppg, 2.6 apg

Key NewcomersJerald Richardson; 6-5; Junior; Guard; Killen, TXDominic Priestley; 5-9; Junior; Guard; Burbank, CAAndy Bachmeier; 6-0; Sophomore; Guard; Bismarck, NDJohn Peabody; 6-6; Freshman; Center; Beulah, NDTom Bachmeier; 6-2; Freshman; Guard; Bismarck, NDRoss Florhaug; 6-4; Freshman; Guard; Kensel, NDBilly Michelson; 6-0; Freshman; Guard; Bismarck, ND

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 1)Elie Jermanous

MAYVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY COMETSHead Coach: Craig Smith (3rd year)

Phone: 701-788-4715 Fax: 701-788-4840E-mail: [email protected] at MaSU: 45-20 Overall Record: 45-20

Athletic Director: Mike MoorePhone: 701-788-4706 Fax: 701-788-4840E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information:Phone: 701-788-4706 Fax: 701-788-4840E-mail: [email protected]

2005-06 Season: 12-2/28-6 - 1st placeDAC Tournament: def. #8 Dakota State 80-77 in the quarterfinals, def.#4 Valley City State 73-64 in the semifinals, def. #2 Black Hills State 69-68 in the championshipNAIA Tournament: def. Daemen, NY 82-56 in the 1st round,

def. Montreat, NC 99-92 in the 2nd round, lost to College of the Ozarks, MO 80-61 in the quarterfinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: +13.1 ppg (1st) Field Goal %: 48.0% (2nd)Scoring Offense: 83.9 ppg (1st) 3pt Field Goal %: 37.9% (1st)Scoring Defense: 70.8 ppg (4th) Free Throw %: 67.6% (7th)Rebounding Margin: +4.24 rpg (1st) Opponents FG%: 43.5% (1st)Rebounding: 38.56 rpg (1st) Opponents 3pt FG%: 34.0% (2nd)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 3)Monty Rogers; 6-5; Senior; Center/Forward; Murray, UT

2005-06 stats: 14.7 ppg, 6.72 rpg, 1.0 apg1st team All DAC, DAC Defensive Player of the Year, DAC Newcomer of the Year, NAIA 3rd team All America

Ron Howard; 5-9; Senior; Guard; Moreno Valley, CA2005-06 stats: 10.7 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 3.11 apg3rd team All DAC

Andy Parochka; 6-0; Senior; Guard; Mayer, MN2005-06 stats: 6.64 ppg, 1.88 rpg, 2.76 apg

Matt Stenehjem; 6-4; Senior; Forward; Grand Forks, ND2005-06: 8.36 ppg, 4.42 rpg

Cody Lewis; 6-8; Senior; Forward; Saybrook, IL2005-06 stats: 4.66 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 1.21 apg

Scott Theis; 6-6; Senior; Center; Shakopee, MN2005-06 stats: 3.42 ppg, 2.85 rpg

Chris Reinhart; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Sharon, ND2005-06 stats: 1.72 ppg, 1.79 rpg

Key NewcomersLeon Frazier; 6-2; Junior; Guard; Durham, NCTremel Gilot; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Chicago, ILMarques Benjamin; 6-0; Junior; Guard; San Francisco, CAEthan Evenson; 6-1; Freshman; Guard; Hillsboro, NDNick Bata; 6-5; Freshman; Forward/Center; Kensal, NDNick Maly; 6-3; Freshman; Guard/Forward; Broomfield, CO

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 3)Archie Weatherspoon IV, Center - 2nd team All DAC,

NAIA Honorable Mention All AmericaGilby Sanchez, Guard - 3rd team All DACJohn Feggo IV, Guard

MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY BEAVERSHead Coach: Mike Hultz (9th year)

Phone: 701-858-3278 Fax: 701-858-3136E-mail: [email protected] at MiSU: 123-110 Overall Record: 123-110

Athletic Director: Rick HedbergPhone: 701-858-3041 Fax: 701-858-3136E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Sheila Green-GerdingPhone: 701-858-3261 Fax: 701-858-3136E-mail: [email protected]

2005-06 Season: 9-5/18-11 - 3rd placeDAC Tournament: def. #6 SD Mines 87-71 in the quarterfinals, lost to #2 Black Hills State 63-59 in the semifinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: +1.5 ppg (3rd) Field Goal %: 45.6% (7th)Scoring Offense: 76.7 ppg (3rd) 3pt Field Goal %: 37.7% (2nd)Scoring Defense: 75.2 ppg (5th) Free Throw %: 69.3% (5th)Rebounding Margin: -1.57 rpg (6th) Opponents FG%: 46.6% (5th)Rebounding: 34.30 rpg (5th) Opponents 3pt FG%: 35.7% (4th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 0)Jordan Cooper; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Westhope, ND

2005-06 stats: 7.4 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 1.5 apgDrew Hysjulien; 6-6; Senior; Forward; Grand Forks, ND

2005-06 stats: 5.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg

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Andy Leraas; 6-5; Freshman; Forward; Hillsboro, ND2005-06: Redshirt

Milan Cvetkovic; 6-8; Sophomore; Center; Belgrade, Serbia2005-06: Redshirt

Terrance Anderson; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Mesa, AZ2005-06: Redshirt

Key NewcomersCleodis Hillard; 6-5; Junior; Forward/Center; Chicago, IL

(Transfer from Malcom X College)Patrick Beck; 5-11; Junior; Guard; Orlando, FL

(Transfer from Manatee CC/Odessa College)Jessie Ford; 6-7; Junior; Forward/Center; Kansas City, KS

(Transfer from Independence CC)Ricky Martinez; 5-8; Junior; Guard; Oceanside, CA

(Transfer from Miracosta CC)Joe Gathings; 6-1; Junior; Guard; Chicago, IL

(Transfer from Harper College)Matt Witwer; 6-5; Junior; Forward; Minot, ND

(Transfer from Colorado Mines - NCAA-II)

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 5)Courtney Haley, Guard - 1st team All DAC,

NAIA Honorable Mention All AmericaCharles Rourk, Guard - 3rd team All DACTagg Williams, GuardLance Allerdings, Forward/GuardT.J. Collins, ForwardJeremy Feller, Center/Forward

SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECHNOLOGY HARDROCKERSHead Coach: Jason Henry (2nd year)

Phone: 605-394-2352 Fax: 605-394-3375E-mail: [email protected] at SDT: 9-20 Overall Record: 9-20

Athletic Director: Hugh WelshPhone: 605-394-2352 Fax: 605-394-3375E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Bradley BlumePhone: 605-394-2601 Fax: 605-394-6950E-mail: [email protected]

2005-06 Season: 5-9/9-20 - tied for 6th with Jamestown CollegeDAC Tournament: lost to #3 Minot State 87-71 in the quarterfinals#2 Black Hills State 63-59 in the semifinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: -9.1 ppg (7th) Field Goal %: 46.9% (4th)Scoring Offense: 71.3 ppg (5th) 3pt Field Goal %: 36.9% (4th)Scoring Defense: 80.4 ppg (6th) Free Throw %: 72.8% (2nd)Rebounding Margin: -0.86 rpg (5th) Opponents FG%: 50.1% (8th)Rebounding: 30.76 rpg (7th) Opponents 3pt FG%: 38.5% (6th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 3)Brandon Fredrickson; 6-7; Senior; Guard; Fort Collins, CO

2005-06 stats: 8.6 ppg, 2.2 rpgNAIA Scholar-Athlete

Matt Lyndoe; 6-6; Senior; Forward; Custer, SD2005-06 stats: 12 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 29 steals, 59 assistsNAIA Scholar-Athlete

Blake Tideman; 6-2; Senior; Guard; Winner, SD2005-06 stats: 5.4 ppg, 2.0 rpgNAIA Scholar-Athlete, NAIA Emil S. Liston Award winner

Brandon Lord; 6-4; Senior; Guard; Taylorsville, UT2005-06 stats: 12 ppg, 5.1 rpg, 45 steals, 70 assists

Casey Schmitz; 6-7; Senior; Center; Williston, ND2005-06 stats: 15.8 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 47 assists2nd team All DAC, NAIA Scholar-Athlete

Jace Sullivan; 6-1; Sophomore; Guard; Sidney, MT2005-06 stats: 1.3 ppg

Brandon Smith; 6-8; Sophomore; Forward; Amenia, ND2005-06 stats: 2.3 ppg, 1.7 rpg

Key NewcomersAndrew Brown; 6-8; Junior; Center; Dickinson, ND

(Transfer from North Dakota State - NCAA-I)Robbie Fedor; 6-1; Freshman; Guard; Monticello, MNDonny DeGooyer; 6-6; Sophomore; Forward; Great Falls, MTJohn Madsen; 6-10; Freshman; Forward; Parker, CO

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 2)Tom Schmitz, ForwardSamir Adams, ForwardDavid Lainhart, Guard - NAIA Scholar-Athlete

VALLEY CITY STATE UNIVERSITY VIKINGSHead Coach: Jaff Kaminsky (2nd season)

Phone: 701-845-7240 Fax: 701-845-7211E-mail: [email protected] at VCSU: 14-15 Overall Record: 283-248

Athletic Director: Doug PetersPhone: 701-845-7160 Fax: 701-845-7211E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Cory AndersonPhone: 701-845-7413 Fax: 701-845-7211E-mail: [email protected]

2005-06 Season: 7-7/14-15 - 4th placeDAC Tournament: def. #5 Dickinson State 66-54 in the quarterfinals, lost to #1 Mayville State 73-64 in the semifinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: +2.4 (2nd) Field Goal %: 47.0% (3rd)Scoring Offense: 73.2 (4th) 3pt Field Goal %: 35.6% (5th)Scoring Defense: 70.8 ppg (3rd) Free Throw %: 71.3% (3rd)Rebounding Margin: +3.97 rpg (2nd) Opponents FG%: 45.2% (3rd)Rebounding: 34.66 rpg (3rd) Opponents 3pt FG%: 33.2% (1st)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 3)Brady Ernst; 6-2; Junior; Guard; Dickinson, ND

2005-06 stats: 12.1 ppg, 3 rpgJustin Curry; 6-1; Senior; Guard; Indianapolis, IN

2005-06 stats: 11.5 ppg, 3 rpgJonathon Lindahl; 6-1; Senior; Forward; Cando, ND

2005-06 stats: 7.2 ppg, 3.4 rpgMike Stowman; 6-2; Sophomore; Guard; Tower City, ND

2005-06 stats: 8.8 ppg, 3.4 rpgStephen Howard; 6-8; Senior; Forward; Tampa, FL

2005-05 stats: 4.2 ppg, 3.2 rpgZac Wolff; 6-7; Sophomore; Forward; Park Rapids, MN

2005-06 stats: 3.7 ppg, 2.3 rpgJackson Sussex; 6-1; Senior; Guard; Milbank, SD

2005-06 stats: 4 ppg, 1 rpgDustin Hodgson; 5-8; Junior; Guard; Wahpeton, ND

2005-06 stats: 1 ppg, 1 rpgRay King; 6-1; Sophomore; Guard; Killeen, TX

2005-06 stats: 1 ppg, 1 rpgRiley Klassen; 6-3; Junior; Forward; Portag LaPrairie, MB, Canada

Key NewcomersJames Adams; 6-6; Freshman; Forward; Minneapolis, MNOrlando Anderson; 6-0; Freshman; Guard; Green Bay, WIJeff Ingersol; 6-4; Junior; Forward; Morton, ILLuke Jones; 6-2; Freshman; Guard; Essex, EnglandMark Klingberg; 6-9; Freshman; Center; Prior Lake, MNCalvin Kraft; 6-3; Freshman; Guard; Central Cass, MNMike York; 5-10; Freshman; Guard; Burnsville, MN

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 2)Brandon Bata, Forward - 2nd team All DAC, DAC Most Valuable SeniorJoel Carter

Documents

SD MInes 2006-07 Men's Basketball Media Guide