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2011-12

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Warrior Fans

Winona State fans support their team with passion and pride. The Warriors finished the 2010-11 season ranked 22nd nationally in home attendance. As a league the Northern Sun was second nationally in at-tendance with nearly 250,000 spectators passing through the gates to see conference teams play.

Warrior Coaches

Under head coach Mike Leaf, the Winona State coaching staff has set the standard for excellence, dedication and commitment. Leaf has had the same two assistant coaches, Tom Brown and Chris Gove, since he took charge of the WSU program in 1998. Working in tandem, the Warrior coaching staff has guided the program to unbelievable heights. Leaf, Brown and Gove have helped the Warriors to two National Champi-onships and six NSIC titles. Jason Gorman is also a member of the Warrior bench, having been promoted to assistant coach for the 2011-12 season after serving the previous four years as a student assistant.

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Winona State has become the home of championship basketball, a pedigree that rivals any other program in the nation. Winona State won the NCAA Division II National Championship in 2006 and 2008 while playing for another championship in 2007.

the Decade

WSU is the only school in the last ten years to win multiple national championships. The Warriors have won 14 conference crowns and six NSIC Tournament titles while advancing to the NCAA Tournament in each of the last seven seasons.

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If the walls in McCown Gymnasium could talk, they would tell stories of unbelievable basketball games and fans that are as passionate as any in the country. McCown Gymnasium has seen the Warriors hoist the NCAA Regional Champion-ship three times and played an integral part in helping WSU set a NCAA Division II record with 57 consecutive wins.

Winona’s location between La Crosse and Rochester brings consistent coverage from local and regional media. Winona State gets daily cov-erage locally from the Winona Daily News, as well as from television stations in three media markets. Warrior coaches and student-athletes are also featured on locally produced coaches’ shows.

Press Attention

Winona State is one of the premier universities in both the region and the nation.

-Winona State offers more than 80 undergraduate, pre-professional, licensure, graduate and doctorate programs.-“Best in the Midwest” by The Princeton Review.-Second in US News and World Report rankings of public institutions in Minnesota.

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-One of America’s 100 Best College Buys for 15 consecutive years.-More than half of WSU students participate in community service.-$1.2 million in scholarships are awarded annually.

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-Class sizes are small and students build strong relationships with their professors. The student/faculty rate on campus is 18:1. -WSU houses the National Child Protection Training Center and is the first university in the nation to offer a child advocacy studies minor.

Nestled between the Mississippi River and towering bluffs, Winona is a picturesque community. There is plenty to do in the area, especially outdoors. The river, lakes and bluffs of Winona offer countless opportunities for adventure. The cities of Rochester and La Crosse are within short driving distance, giving Winona residence big-city comforts just a few minutes away.

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Surrounding Area

The student part of student-athlete comes first at Winona State. Warrior student-athletes have access to some of the best academic support and facilities in the

country. The Warrior Club Student-Athlete Success Center offers Warriors a place to work on their studies in a comfortable envi-ronment. A full staff of academic advisors is always present to assist student-athletes with questions and concerns regarding their classes. The results have been stunning. WSU student-athletes recorded a cumulative 3.18 GPA during the Spring 2011 semester, the highest single-semester mark ever among Warrior student-athletes.

Academic Success

Winona State student-athletes are truly a part of the community they live in. As community members, Warriors look to give back in any way possible. During the 2010-11 academic year, Winona State student-athletes donated over 3,000 hours of their time to projects designed to give back to the Winona area.

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Warriors worked with every group within the community; reading to student’s in elementary schools, raising money for breast cancer research, and spending time with the elderly. Winona State student-athletes have been given a tremendous opportunity and their dedication to giving back is truly inspiring to everyone they meet.

The Community

The new Integrated Wellness Center is a state of the art facility that is open to all Winona State students. The facility offers recreation and wellness opportunities for everyone. Along with a fully equipped weight room and strength staff, there are basketball courts, fitness studios, cardio equipment and a track. The center is also home to a pharmacy, the Nutrition Services office, Rehabilitative Sciences Lab and the WSU Intra-mural office. The building is a silver level LEED rated design which reduces the center’s energy use by 30 per-cent.The facil-ity is also home to the Winona State Athletic Hall of Fame.

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Wellness Center

History of the NSICFrom its modest origin as a six-team alliance nearly eight decades ago, the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference

has matured into a 14-team union of upper Midwest colleges and universities to form arguably the strongest affiliation in NCAA Division II.

The NSIC can trace its roots to 1932 when six schools, including Bemidji State University, Minnesota State Univer-sity, 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 subscribers 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 Uni-versity of Mary and Upper Iowa University in 2006, and Augustana College, in 2008.

Minnesota State, St. Cloud State and Minnesota Duluth later 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 July of 2012, the NSIC will again expand with the addition of Minot State University and the University of Sioux Falls, bring the league to 16 members for the 2012-13 academic season.

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

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

The NSIC celebrates its 80th season this year and clearly continues to make a major imprint nationally, winning nine national titles in the last six years. 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 four 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 finish, a third straight national crown and a winning streak of 74 straight matches. In 2010 the Golden Bear extended that 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 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 field 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 first NCAA DII football squad to win two national championships with undefeated records.

Minnesota State added more luster to the league by finishing 32-2 and claiming the 2008-09 NCAA II Women’s Bas-ketball 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.

Since 2000, the NSIC has also participated in Mineral Water Bowl. Hosted by the Quarterback Club of Excelsior Springs, Mo., the Mineral Water Bowl matches the highest-finishing teams from the NSIC and the Mid-America Inter-collegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) not selected for the NCAA Division II football playoffs. Winona State defeated Missouri Western State, 43-41, in triple overtime, the Warriors, first-ever NCAA II post-season win in 2000.

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

The NSIC has also had three athletes awarded with the NCAA Elite 88 Award, which is presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the finals site for each of the NCAA’s 88 champi-onships. Earning the award were Kendra Huettl (Minnesota State, Softball, 2011), Matt Braithwaite (Augustana College, Cross Country, 2010) and Lauren Brown (Winona State, Outdoor Track and Field, 2010).

Member schools continue to emphasize the educational, entertainment and unifying value of sports while pointing with pride to the many advantages to be gained by 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.

Winona State WARRIORSNumerical RosterNo. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School)1 Kellen Taylor Guard 6-7 So.# Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata)2 Grant Johnson Guard 6-5 Jr. Kenosha, Wis. (Kenosha Christian Life/UW-Parkside)5 Xavier Humphrey Guard 6-2 Jr. Oak Park, Ill. (Fenwick)10 Conrad Masberg Guard 6-2 Fr. Kilkenny, Minn. (W-E-M)14 Zander Culver Guard 5-10 Jr. Champaign, Ill. (Champaign Central)24 Caleb Palkert Forward 6-9 Jr. Excelsior, Minn. (Southwest Christian/SC-Upstate)25 Jon Walburg Guard 6-5 Sr. Hartley, Iowa (Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn)30 Taylor Cameron Guard 6-5 So.# Oshkosk, Wis. (North)31 Mark Blacklock Forward 6-6 Fr. Winona, Minn (Winona)40 Skyler O’Laughlin Center 6-10 Fr.# Elkhorn, Wis. (Elkhorn Area)43 Joel Armstrong Forward 6-8 Sr. Lakeland Shores, Minn. (Stillwater)44 Clayton Vette Center 6-9 Jr.# Waverly, Iowa (Waverly-Shell Rock/Iowa State)51 C.J. Erickson Forward 6-6 Sr. Victoria, Minn. (Minnetonka/SIU-Evansville)55 Jordan Fischer Guard 6-4 Jr. Wausau, Wis. (Wausau East)# Has redshirted

Alphabetical RosterNo. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School)43 Joel Armstrong Forward 6-8 Sr. Lakeland Shores, Minn. (Stillwater)31 Mark Blacklock Forward 6-6 Fr. Winona, Minn (Winona)30 Taylor Cameron Guard 6-5 So.# Oshkosk, Wis. (North)14 Zander Culver Guard 5-10 Jr. Champaign, Ill. (Champaign Central)51 C.J. Erickson Forward 6-6 Sr. Victoria, Minn. (Minnetonka/SIU-Evansville)55 Jordan Fischer Guard 6-4 Jr. Wausau, Wis. (Wausau East)5 Xavier Humphrey Guard 6-2 Jr. Oak Park, Ill. (Fenwick)2 Grant Johnson Guard 6-5 Jr. Kenosha, Wis. (Kenosha Christian Life/UW-Parkside)10 Conrad Masberg Guard 6-2 Fr. Kilkenny, Minn. (W-E-M)40 Skyler O’Laughlin Center 6-10 Fr.# Elkhorn, Wis. (Elkhorn Area)24 Caleb Palkert Forward 6-9 Jr. Excelsior, Minn. (Southwest Christian/SC-Upstate)1 Kellen Taylor Guard 6-7 So.# Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata)44 Clayton Vette Center 6-9 Jr.# Waverly, Iowa (Waverly-Shell Rock/Iowa State)25 Jon Walburg Guard 6-5 Sr. Hartley, Iowa (Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn)# Has redshirted

Winona State TV/Radio Roster

1- Kellen TaylorG, 6-7, So.#

Plymouth, Minn.Wayzata

10- Conrad MasbergG, 6-2, Fr.

Kilkenny, Minn.W-E-M

5- Xavier HumphreyG, 6-2, Jr.

Oak Park, Ill.Fenwick

2- Grant JohnsonG, 6-5, Jr.

Kenosha, Wis.Kenosha Christian Life

14- Zander CulverG, 5-10, Jr.

Champaign, Ill.Champaign Central

30- Taylor CameronG, 6-5, So.

Oshkosh, Wis.North

25- Jon WalburgG, 6-5, Sr.

Hartley, IowaHartley-Melvin-Sanborn

24- Caleb PalkertF, 6-9, Jr.

Excelsior, Minn.Southwest Christian

31- Mark BlacklockF, 6-6, Fr.

Winona, Minn.Winona

43- Joel ArmstrongF, 6-8, Sr.

Lakeland Shores, Minn.Stillwater

40- Skyler O’LaughlinC, 6-10, Fr.#Elkhorn, Wis.Elkhorn Area

44- Clayton VetteC, 6-9, Jr.#

Waverly, IowaWaverly-Shell Rock

55- Jordan FischerG, 6-4, Jr.

Wausau, Wis.Wausau East

51- C.J. EricksonF, 6-6, Sr.

Victoria, Minn.Minnetonka

Mike LeafHead Coach

Tom BrownAssociate

Head Coach

Jason GormanAssistant Coach

Chris GoveAssistant Coach

Winona State SEASON OUTLOOK Once again basketball season begins full of promise at Winona State. The Warriors return a talented group of playmakers in a line-up that is both experienced and fresh. The Warriors saw significant minutes from a talented group of underclassmen a season ago and boasts senior leadership in the form of CJ Erickson and Jon Wal-burg as well. That core helped lead the Warriors to 20 wins, the NSIC Tour-nament title and a spot in the NCAA Regional Tournament for the seventh consecutive year. This season Winona State has its sights set on another postseason run with a team constructed to play deep into March.

THE BACKCOURT The biggest hole Winona State will have to fill comes at the point guard position. Ben Fischer was outstanding at the position for four years, ending his career as the only player in school his-tory with 1,000 points and 600 assists. His 660 career assists are the most in school history. Taylor Cameron will have the opportunity to replace Fischer at the points, having played in 24 games as a freshman last season. A solid shooter and distributor, Cameron averaged 2.2 points and an assist in just ten minutes of action last season. Xavier Humphrey is an athletic slasher who is also deadly from the outside and will be counted on to step into a starting roll at the other guard position. Humphrey averaged 6.2 points per game as a sophomore while shooting 41.4 percent from behind the 3-point line. He played in all 30 games last season while starting six times. Jon Walburg is a tremendous outside shooter who has the size and strength to also play around the basket. The Warrior senior averaged 9.7 points per game a season ago, serving as the team’s sixth man and a spot starter. Walburg hit 39 3-pointers and ended the season shooting 44.7 percent from the floor. He also collected nearly four rebounds a game. Zander Culver is an option off the bench for the Warriors who can provide instant offense. Culver is lightning quick with a strong shot from the outside. He played in 17 games a season ago and hit 5-of-11 3-point attempts (45.5 percent). Jordan Fischer will also see minutes and can play either guard position. Fischer started a pair of conference games for the War-riors last season and brings stability to the offense and tough de-fense every time he steps onto the floor. A pair of newcomers will also be in the mix at the guard spots as well. Junior Grant Johnson who transferred from Wisconsin-Parkside and freshman Conrad Masburg are fighting for minutes in a talented Warrior backcourt.

THE FRONTCOURT Clayton Vette leads the Warriors down low, as the junior earned all-NSIC honors a season ago after averaging 14 points and 6.4 rebounds a game. An extremely powerful and physical presence under the basket, Vette led the Warriors in field goals made while shooting 54.6 percent from the floor. He can also step out and hit a jumper, providing matchup problems for defenders. CJ Erickson is an explosive defender who can play both around the basket and on the perimeter. Erickson made starts in 20 of WSU’s 30 games a season ago, averaging 7.4 points and 4.2 re-bounds per game. He connected on 52.7 percent of his field goal

attempts last season while knocking down 21 3-pointers. He led the team in clocked shots with 29 and steals with 42 as well. Sophomore Kellen Taylor is another athletic swingman who has a knack for finishing at the rim and a tendency to hit clutch shots. Taylor hit a buzzer-beater at St. Cloud State to give the Warriors the victory and added another in an overtime win at Southwest Minnesota State. He scored 4.3 points per game on the year while also grabbing 3.1 rebounds per contest. Joel Armstrong and Caleb Palkert will also contribute down low for the Warriors. Armstrong started 12 games a season ago, aver-aging 4.1 points per game while hitting field goals at a 60.8 percent clip. Palkert played in 23 games after transferring to WSU from South Carolina-Upstate. Palkert blocked 16 shots while averaging just 6.8 minutes per game in his first year with the Warriors. Freshman and Winona native Mark Blacklock is an athletic wing who has the leaping ability and toughness inside to make an impact.

THE OUTLOOK The championship pedigree at Winona State is well known, and it’s a tradition the 2011-12 Warrior team will try to build on. Winona State advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the seventh consecutive season after winning 20 games last year. The Warriors also won the NSIC Tourament title for the fifth time in the last 11 years. The collection of talent Winona State will bring to the court each night led the team to be picked second in the NSIC Preseason Poll. Only Augustana received more votes than the Warriors. An experienced team will take to the court this season for the Warriors; a team that is hungry to add to the storied tradition that is Winona State basketball.

Jon Walburg

Guard6-5 • Sr.

2010-11: Played in all 30 games ... provided a scoring spark off the bench ... averaged 9.7 points and 3.9 rebounds per game ... had 21 points on 5-of-5 shooting from behind the 3-point line against Minnesota Duluth ... followed with season-high 23 points the next night against Bemidji State ... averaged 14.7 points per game in the NSIC Tournament ... averaged 12 points and 7.5 rebounds in weekend games against Southwest Minnesota State and Minnesota State ... scored in double digits in 14 contests.

2009-10: One of two Warriors to play in all 30 games ... made 18 starts on the season, averaging 10.8 points ... career-high 29 points vs. Bemidji State (9-14 FG, 10-11 FT) ... double-double vs. Mary netting 23 points and 10 rebounds ... 14 points and six rebounds against Cardinal Stritch ... shot better than 48% from behind three-point line (42-86, .488).

2008-09: Played in all 33 WSU games ... 14 double-digit games ... scored 17 points and had five rebounds in Warrior debut vs. Saint Mary’s ... 19 points in back-to-back games vs. Southwest Minne-sota and Minnesota State ... ten free throws made vs. Texas A&M International (14 points, 7 rebounds).

Personal: Born on July 13, 1988 ... son of Terry and Darla Wal-burg ... majoring in Exercise Science with a minor in Coaching.

Walburg’s Career StatsYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 33 16.2 93-211 .441 33-90 .367 64-80 .800 119 3.6 10 10 20 283 8.62009-10 30 19.9 105-205 .512 42-86 .488 71-85 .835 98 3.3 27 5 22 323 10.82010-11 30 18.8 96-215 .447 39-108 .361 60-75 .800 118 3.9 20 3 16 291 9.7Career 93 18.0 294-631 .466 114-284 .401 195-240 .813 335 3.6 57 18 58 897 9.6

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Single Game BestsPoints: 29, vs. Bemidji State, 12/12/09FG: 9, vs. Bemidji State, 12/12/093PT: 5, twice, last vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2/25/11FT: 10, twice, last vs. Bemidji State, 12/12/09Rebounds: 10, vs. Mary, 3/3/10Assists: 4, vs. Minnesota State, 3/5/11Steals: 4, vs. Bemidji State, 2/26/11Blocks: 3, vs. Upper Iowa, 1/31/09Minutes: 36 vs. Minnesota State, 3/5/11

Joel Armstrong

Forward6-8 • Sr.

2010-11: Played in 26 games, making 12 starts ... averaged 4.1 points and 2.9 rebounds per game ... scored season-high 13 points and seven rebounds against St. Cloud State ... netted 11 points and six boards at MSU Moorhead ... scored ten points on 5-of-6 shoot-ing at Barry.

2009-10: Averaged 7.5 points per game in 30 contests ... made 20 starts ... shot .599 from the field (88-of-147) ... career-high 20 points on 9-of-13 shooting vs. Minnesota, Crookston ... 16 points and 10 rebounds vs. Cardinal Stritch ... 11 boards vs. MSU Moor-head ... 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting and seven rebounds vs. Upper Iowa.

2008-09: Started all 33 games as a freshman ... 16 times in double digits scoring ... season-high 19 points (7-of-9 shooting) vs. Mary ... game started a five game stretch where he averaged 13.8 points ... scored 13 points in Warrior debut vs. Saint Mary’s ... 11 re-bounds vs. Texas A&M International ... 13 points and 7 rebounds vs. Upper Iowa and Metro State.

Personal: Born on Sept. 19, 1989 ... son of Gary and Barbara Armstrong ... majoring in Business Administration.

Armstrong’s Career StatsYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 33 22.0 124-210 .590 3-16 .188 48-77 .623 127 3.8 33 9 21 299 9.12009-10 30 19.6 88-147 .599 1-7 .143 48-61 .787 123 4.1 26 5 11 225 7.52010-11 26 13.7 45-74 .608 1-4 .250 15-26 .577 76 2.9 13 6 7 106 4.1Career 89 20.9 257-431 .596 5-27 .185 111-164 .677 326 3.6 72 20 39 630 7.1

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Single Game BestsPoints: 20, vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 11/28/09FG: 9, vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 11/28/093PT: 1, 5 times, last vs. St. Cloud State, 2/4/11FT: 6, vs. Mary, 2/6/10Rebounds: 11, twice, last vs. MSU Moorhead, 1/22/10Assists: 4, 3 times, last vs. Concorida-St. Paul, 1/8/11Steals: 3, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 12/13/08Blocks: 1, 20 times, last vs. Bemidji State, 2/26/11Minutes: 31, twice, last vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 3/4/09

CJ Erickson

Forward6-6 • Sr.

2010-11: Averaged 7.4 points in 30 games on the season ... made 20 starts ... shot 52.7 percent (79-150) from the field ... led team with 29 blocked shots ... scored 15 points in NCAA Tournament matchup against Minnesota State ... recorded double-double of 11 points and ten rebounds at Mavericks during regular season ... scored season-high 17 points on 7-of-10 shooting against Wayne State ... averaged 13.5 points and five rebounds against Minne-sota, Crookston and MSU Moorhead ... followed with weekend averages of 14 points and 4.5 rebounds the next weekend against Wayne State and Augustana.

2009-10: Saw action in 26 games, starting 21, in first season with Warriors ... led team in rebounding at 5.1 boards per game and blocked shots with 34 ... averaged 8.2 points per game ... scored 19 points (9-of-13 FG) and had seven rebounds in WSU debut vs. Wisconsin-Stout ... 19 points and 10 rebounds vs. Minnesota State ... 10 points and nine rebounds in back-to-back games vs. Mary and Southwest Minnesota ... four blocks in game against South-west Minnesota ... 12 points and six assists vs. Bemidji State.

2008-09 (Southern Illinois-Evansville): Saw action in 14 games, scoring 15 total points.

Personal: Born on Sept. 27, 1989 ... son of Steve and Laurie Er-ickson ... Marketing major.

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Single Game BestsPoints: 19, twice, last vs. Minnesota State, 1/9/10FG: 9, vs. Wisconsin-Stout, 11/16/093PT: 3, twice, last vs. Augustana, 1/22/11FT: 5, twice, last vs. Upper Iowa, 12/4/10Rebounds: 10, twice, last vs. Minnesota State, 1/28/11Assists: 6, vs. Bemidji State, 12/12/10Steals: 4, twice, last vs. Northwood, 11/17/10Blocks: 6, vs. Cardinal Stritch, 11/21/09Minutes: 36, vs. Wayne State, 1/15/10

Erickson’s Career StatsSouthern Illinois-Evansville

Year GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 14 3.6 6-13 .462 0-1 .000 3-7 .429 7 0.5 2 1 1 15 1.1

Winona StateYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 26 24.4 83-173 .480 16-49 .327 32-55 .582 133 5.1 37 34 22 214 8.22010-11 30 21.3 79-150 .527 21-57 .368 42-65 .646 125 4.2 21 29 42 221 7.4Career (WSU) 56 24.4 162-323 .502 37-106 .349 74-120 .617 258 4.6 58 63 64 435 7.8Totals 70 17.1 168-336 .500 37-107 .346 77-127 .606 265 3.8 60 64 65 450 6.4

Kellen Taylor

Guard6-7 • So.#

2010-11: Made major contributions during freshman season, av-eraging 4.3 points per game in 28 contests ... hit game-winning shot against St. Cloud State ... scored career-best 12 points against the Huskies ... hit all three 3-point attempts in game ... scored 11 points in season finale against Bemidji State ... grabbed seven re-bounds at Southwest Minnesota State ... added ten points, includ-ing the game-winner at St. Cloud State.

2009-10: Redshirted initial collegiate season.

Personal: Born on Oct. 28, 1990 ... son of Corky and Joanne Tay-lor ... Business Administration major ... father played basketball at the University of Minnesota ... brother Chris played basketball at Brown University.

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Single Game BestsPoints: 12, vs. St. Cloud State, 2/4/11FG: 4, vs. St. Cloud State, 2/4/113PT: 3, vs. St. Cloud State, 2/4/11FT: 3, vs. Bemidji State, 2/26/11Rebounds: 7, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 1/28/11Assists: 4, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2/25/11Steals: 2, 3 times, last vs. Bemidji State, 2/26/11Blocks: 2, vs. Northern State, 1/4/11Minutes: 28, vs. St. Cloud State, 2/4/11

Taylor’s Career StatsYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2010-11 28 13.4 39-103 .379 16-40 .400 27-47 .574 87 3.1 19 9 11 121 4.3Career 28 13.4 39-103 .379 16-40 .400 27-47 .574 87 3.1 19 9 11 121 4.3

Xavier Humphrey

Guard6-2 • Jr.

2010-11: Had a strong sophomore season, playing in all 30 games with six starts ... averaged 6.2 points per game and shot 48 percent from the floor ... had outstanding postseason, averaging 11.3 points per game in the NSIC and NCAA Tournaments ... scored career-high 20 points on 5-of-7 shooting in NSIC Tournament opener against Concordia-St. Paul ... hit career-best four three-pointers against the Golden Bears ... added 14 points in upset of top-seed Minnesota State during the tournament semifinals ... reached dou-ble digits in five of season’s final eight games.

2009-10: Made immediate impact as a freshman, starting 16 of 30 games played .. averaged 5.5 points and shot .509 from the field ... scored 15 points at Augustana ... scored in double figures in six games ... 13 points and three rebounds vs. Concordia-St. Paul ... tallied seven points in first career start vs. Southwest Minnesota ... named Winona State’s Male Freshman of the Year.

Personal: Born on May 13, 1991 ... son of Vincent and Juanita Humphrey ... Criminal Justice major ... brother Vince played bas-ketball at Valparaiso and Northern Kentucky.

Humphrey’s Career StatsYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 30 21.2 59-116 .509 20-44 .455 26-38 .684 53 1.8 33 5 15 164 5.52010-11 30 19.4 62-128 .484 29-70 .414 34-45 .756 60 2.0 28 1 14 187 6.2Career 60 21.2 121-244 .496 49-114 .430 60-83 .723 113 1.9 61 6 29 351 5.9

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Single Game BestsPoints: 20, vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 3/2/11FG: 6, vs. Augustana, 2/13/103PT: 4, vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 3/2/11FT: 7, vs. Minnesota State, 3/5/10Rebounds: 5, 3 times, last vs. MSU Moorhead, 2/18/11Assists: 5, vs. MSU Moorhead, 1/22/10Steals: 3, vs. Bemidji State, 2/20/10Blocks: 1, 6 times, last vs. Minnesota State, 1/28/11Minutes: 34, vs. Wayne State, 1/15/10

Zander Culver

Guard5-10 • Jr.

2010-11: Played in 17 games, scoring a season-high eight points against Clarke ... passed out four assists in season opener against Saint Mary’s ... had five points in four minutes against Minnesota Duluth.

2009-10: Saw action in 28 of 30 Warrior games as a freshman ... season-high 14 points vs. Minnesota Duluth and Minnesota, Crookston ... hit all five field goals, including three three-point shots, vs. Minnesota Duluth ... seven points and four rebounds in first meeting of the season vs. Minnesota, Crookston.

Personal: Born on Dec. 12, 1990 in Houston, Texas ... son of Ar-thur and Annetta Culver ... majoring in Social Studies Education ... father ran track at Grand Valley State ... brother Arthur played basketball at Rice and brother Adam played basketball at Illinois-Chicago and Trinity University.

Culver’s Career StatsYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 28 16.2 56-135 .415 23-59 .390 28-34 .824 37 1.3 41 0 9 163 5.82010-11 17 4.9 8-29 .276 5-11 .455 3-4 .750 9 0.5 9 0 5 24 1.4Career 45 16.2 64-164 .390 28-70 .400 31-38 .816 46 1.0 50 0 14 187 4.2

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Single Game BestsPoints: 14, twice, last vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 1/23/10FG: 5, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 12/13/103PT: 3, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 12/13/10FT: 6, vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 1/23/10Rebounds: 4, vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 11/28/09Assists: 6, vs. Saint Mary’s, 12/28/09Steals: 2, vs. Clarke, 11/29/10Blocks: noneMinutes: 33, vs. Mary, 1/3/10

Caleb Palkert

Forward6-9 • Jr.

2010-11: Came off the bench to play in 23 games in first season with the Warriors ... averaged 2.3 points and 2.0 rebounds per game ... scored 11 points and grabbed seven rebounds against Min-nesota, Crookston ... scored eight points against St. Cloud State ... blocked 16 shots, including three against Concordia-St. Paul and St. Cloud State.

2009-10 (South Carolina-Upstart): Played 24 games for SC-Upstate ... averaged better than 12 minutes per game ... scored 77 points while shooting the ball at a .411 clip ... blocked 22 shots.

Personal: Born on Jan. 20, 1991 ... son of Tom and Brenda Palkert ... Finance major ... sister Emily played volleyball for Concordia-St. Paul.

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Single Game BestsPoints: 11, Minnesota, Crookston, 1/14/11FG: 3, twice, last vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 1/14/113PT: 1, twice, last vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2/25/11FT: 5, vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 1/14/11Rebounds: 7, twice, last vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 1/29/11Assists: 1, twice, last vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 1/29/11Steals: 1, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 1/29/11Blocks: 3, twice, last vs. St. Cloud State, 3/6/11Minutes: 14, 3 times, last vs. St. Cloud State, 3/6/11

Palkert’s Career StatsSouth Carolina-Upstate

Year GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 24 12.3 30-73 .411 0-7 .000 17-27 .630 71 2.5 9 22 8 77 2.8

Winona StateYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2010-11 23 6.8 18-46 .291 2-10 .200 15-20 .750 46 2.0 2 16 3 53 2.3Career (WSU) 23 6.8 18-46 .291 2-10 .200 15-20 .750 46 2.0 2 16 3 53 2.3Totals 47 48-119 .403 2-17 .118 32-47 .681 117 2.5 11 38 11 130 2.8

Taylor Cameron

Guard6-5 • So.

2010-11: Saw action in 24 games as a freshman, making a pair of starts ... scored season-high eight points against Minnesota Duluth ... had six points and four rebounds against Clarke.

Personal: Born on July 12, 1991 ... son of John and Gail Cameron ... undecided on major.

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Single Game BestsPoints: 8, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2/25/11FG: 3, twice, last vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2/25/113PT: 1, 4 times, last vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2/25/11FT: 2, 3 times, last vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 3/2/11Rebounds: 5, vs. Minnesota State, 12/18/10Assists: 4, vs. Bemidji State, 12/10/10Steals: 3, vs. MSU Moorhead, 1/15/11Blocks: 1, vs. Northern State, 1/4/11Minutes: 19, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 12/17/10

Cameron’s Career StatsYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2010-11 24 10.7 18-45 .400 4-11 .364 13-25 .520 45 1.9 23 1 13 53 2.2Career 24 10.7 18-45 .400 4-11 .364 13-25 .520 45 1.9 23 1 13 53 2.2

Clayton Vette

Center6-9 • Jr.#

Awards and HonorsAll-NSIC (2010-11 Second Team)

2010-11: Had outstanding sophomore season, earning All-NSIC Second Team honors ... second on team with 14.0 points per game average ... led squad with 6.4 rebounds per game ... reached dou-ble-digits in 20 of 29 games played ... shot 54.6 percent (154-282) from the field on the year ... scored 24 points and had 11 rebounds in NCAA Tournament against Minnesota State ... performance was one of six double-doubles on season ... averaged 14.3 points and 6.7 rebounds on way to NSIC Tournament title ... scored career-high 28 points with 13 rebounds at St. Cloud State ... double-dou-bles in back-to-back games against Wayne State and Augustana ... scored 13 points and grabbed 13 boards vs. Wayne State ... posted 26 points and 12 rebounds the next night at Augustana ... blocked four shots at Wayne State and three at Southwest Minnesota State.

2009-10: Played in 20 games, starting 11 in injury shortened sea-son ... hit better than 40% of three-point attempts (13-of-32) ... 18 points on 8-of-10 shooting vs. Augustana ... 13 points and 15 rebounds vs. St. Cloud State ... double figures in final seven games of the season ... averaged 13.6 points and 7.6 rebounds over sea-son’s final seven games ... made three treys in NSIC Tournament win over Mary.

2008-09: Redshirted season.

2007-08 (Iowa State): Played in five games scoring seven points before season-ending injury.

Personal: Born on Sept. 5, 1988 ... son of Brett and Robin Vette ... majoring in Elementary Education ... brother Ryan played football at Southwest Minnesota State.

Vette’s Career StatsIowa State University

Year GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2007-08 5 6.2 3-3 1.000 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 8 1.6 0 0 0 7 1.4

Winona StateYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 20 20.5 69-151 .457 13-32 .406 28-53 .528 92 4.6 22 6 9 179 9.02010-11 29 24.1 154-282 .546 8-28 .286 90-154 .584 187 6.4 31 19 18 406 14.0Career (WSU) 49 223-433 .515 21-60 .350 118-207 .570 279 5.7 53 25 27 585 11.9Totals 54 226-436 .518 21-60 .250 119-211 .564 287 5.3 53 25 27 592 11.0

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Single Game BestsPoints: 28, vs. St. Cloud State, 1/9/11FG: 12, vs. St. Cloud State, 1/9/113PT: 3, vs. Mary, 3/3/10FT: 12, vs. Minnesota State, 3/12/11Rebounds: 15, vs. St. Cloud State, 2/27/10Assists: 4, vs. Saint Mary’s, 11/13/10Steals: 3, vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 1/14/11Blocks: 4, vs. Wayne State 1/21/11Minutes: 38, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 1/29/11

Jordan Fischer

Guard6-4 • Jr.

2010-11: Saw time in 15 games, making two starts ... scored sea-son-high six points and had four rebounds at MSU Moorhead ... had four points and three assists against Clarke.

2009-10: Played in 14 games, starting 10, before an injury derailed season ... scored 11 points in 15 minutes of second career game vs. Clarke (IA) ... four points and four rebounds vs. Cardinal Stritch ... five boards vs. Minnesota State.

Personal: Born on Feb. 9, 1990 ... son of Timm and Mary Fischer ... majoring in Business ... brother Ben was teammate on the Wi-nona State basketball team.

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Fischer’s Career StatsYear GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 14 12.4 15-34 .441 3-11 .273 4-9 .444 25 1.8 5 3 4 37 2.62010-11 15 8.3 9-21 .429 4-11 .364 2-5 .400 18 1.2 13 2 3 24 1.6Career 29 24-55 .436 7-22 .318 6-14 .429 43 1.5 18 5 7 61 2.1

Single Game BestsPoints: 11, vs. Clarke, IA, 11/20/09 FG: 4, vs. Clarke, IA, 11/20/093PT: 1, 7 times, last vs. MSU Moorhead, 2/18/11FT: 2, vs. Clarke, IA, 11/20/09Rebounds: 5, vs. Minnesota State, 11/29/09Assists: 3, vs. Clarke, 11/29/10Steals: 1, 7 times, last vs. Minnesota State, 3/12/11Blocks: 3, 3 times, last vs. MInnesota State, 11/29/09Minutes: 25, vs. Minnesota State, 11/29/09

Skyler O’Laughlin

Center6-10 • Fr.#

2010-11: Redshirted initial collegiate season.

Personal: Born on Dec. 31, 1991 in Fort Hood, Texas ... son of Steven and Sigrid O’Laughlin ... majoring in Elementary Educa-tion with a Coaching minor.

Mark Blacklock

Forward6-6 • Fr.

Leaf on Blacklock:“Mark is a very long and athletic player. He brings another inside and outside threat to the team. We like his ability to play above the rim and finish with both hands.”

High School: Averaged 18.1 points and 9.3 rebounds as a senior ... second at Winona Senior High with 1,128 career points ... 2011 Winona Daily News Player of the Year ... led team to Section 1AAA Championship game as junior and senior.

Personal: Born on Dec. 18, 1992 ... son of Pat and Fred Blacklock ... undecided on major.

Grant Johnson

Guard6-5 • Jr.

Leaf on Johnson:“Grant is a long and versatile, slashing type player. He gives us another option for scoring both on the perimeter and in the paint. Grant’s ability to rebound the basketball and convert from the free throw line are strengths we are excited about.”

2009-10: Saw action in 29 games for Wisconsin-Parkside, averag-ing 15.9 points per game ... also collected five rebounds per contest ... dished out 84 assists while making 38 steals.

Personal: Born on March 11, 1990 in Minneapolis ... son of Rick and Karmen Johnson ... Exercise Science major.

Conrad Masberg

Guard6-2 • Fr.

Leaf on Masberg:“Conrad is a hard-nosed competitor. He provides us with quick-ness and a tremendous amount of hustle on the perimeter defen-sively. He is also a nice scoring threat from behind the 3-point line.”

High School: Led team to state tournament as a senior ... averaged 17 points per game last season ... scored over 1,000 points in high school career.

Personal: Born on Dec. 7, 1992 ... son of John and Lois Masberg ... undecided on major ... father played baseball at Minnesota State ... mother played basketball at Bemidji State.

Johnson’s Career StatsWisconsin-Parkside

Year GP Min/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTM Pct. Reb. Avg A Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 29 34.0 161-349 .461 28-78 .359 110-130 .846 145 5.0 84 9 38 460 15.9Career 29 34.0 161-349 .461 28-78 .359 110-130 .846 145 5.0 84 9 38 460 15.9

Mike LeafHead Coach

The Mike Leaf FileYears at Winona State: 14th seasonRecord at Winona State: 290-118 (.711)Hometown: Winona, Minn.College: Saint Mary’s 1983 (B.A. Elementary Education) Winona State 1985 (B.S. Physical Education)Graduate Degree: Winona State 1989 (M.A. Physical Education)

Leaf’s Career RecordSeason W L Pct. Postseason1998-99 15 12 .556 1999-00 19 9 .6792000-01 21 9 .700 NCAA North Central Region First Round2001-02 14 13 .5192002-03 11 17 .3932003-04 17 12 .5862004-05 24 11 .686 NCAA North Central Region Second Round2005-06 32 4 .889 NCAA Division II National Champion2006-07 35 1 .972 NCAA Division II National Runner-up2007-08 38 1 .974 NCAA Division II National Champion2008-09 24 9 .727 NCAA Central Region Second Round2009-10 20 10 .667 NCAA Central Region First Round 2010-11 20 10 .667 NCAA Central Region First RoundTotals 290 118 .711

Mike Leaf has redefined success as the head coach of the Winona State men’s basketball program. In his 13 seasons as the Warriors’ head man, Leaf has established his program as one of the best in the nation, while cementing his reputation as one of the best coach-es in the game.

Leaf guided the Warriors to the 2006 and 2008 NCAA Division II National Championships, setting an NCAA Division II record with 57 consecutive wins from Jan 13, 2006 to March 22, 2007. The Warriors’ 38 wins during the 2007-08 season are a record for any division of NCAA basketball.

Overall Leaf has spent 24 seasons with the Warriors’ basketball program, the last 13 as head coach. In the his 13 seasons as head coach, Leaf’s Warriors have had 12 winning seasons which has made Leaf the all-time leader in coaching victories at Winona State (290) along with the highest career winning percentage (.711).

Leaf has amassed 20-plus wins in each of the past 7 seasons. In 2010-11 the Warriors finished 20-10 overall and qualified for their seventh consecutive appearance in the NCAA Division II Tourna-ment. The team also claimed its fifth NSIC Tournament title.

Winona State posted a 20-10 mark during 2009-10 season while advancing to the NCAA Division II Tournament for the sixth straight season.

Leaf led the Warriors to a 24-9 record overall in 2008-09. The War-riors finished second in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Confer-ence with a record of 15-5 on their way to qualifying for their fifth consecutive appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament.

In 2007-08 Leaf and his Warriors won the NCAA Division II Na-tional Championship with an 87-76 victory over Augusta State (Ga.). The championship capped off a season which saw the War-riors go 38-1, setting a Division II record for wins in a season. Those wins included both the NSIC Championship and NSIC Tournament Championship for the third straight year. The 2008 national championship also completed a three year run that landed the Warriors two national titles in three trips to the NCAA Division II National Championship game. Winona State posted an overall

record of 105-6 during those three seasons.

The 2007-08 season also witnessed Leaf record career coaching win 200 in a 100-81 victory over Viterbo University (Wisconsin) on December 19, 2007. Following the 2008 national championship, Leaf was recognized with national coaching awards. Leaf was named the 2008 National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) National Coach of the Year as well as the National Coach of the Year by Molton/DII Bul-letin. For the 2007-08 season, Leaf also received conference and regional recognition as North Central Region Coach of the Year to go along with a third consecutive NSIC Coach of the Year award.

In 2007 the Warriors advanced to their second consecutive NCAA Division II National Championship game and finished as runner-up while establishing a NCAA Division II record of 57 consecu-tive victories. The victory streak began on January 13, 2006 and ended on March 22, 2007 with a loss in the national title game. For the second straight season the Warriors won both the NSIC Cham-pionship and the NSIC Tournament Championship and finished with a record of 35-1. Leaf received more national recognition fol-lowing the 2007 season, winning the Basketball Times Coach of the Year and for a second straight season earned both the North Central Region Coach of the Year and NSIC Coach of the Year award.

The 2006 season was a season of firsts for Leaf and his program. The Warriors won the first of two NCAA Division II National Championship in school history, defeating Virginia Union 73-61 in the title game. The 2006 National Championship was also the

first NCAA Championship for the NSIC. Leaf took home numer-ous awards for the 2006 season including North Central Region Coach of the Year, Basketball Times Coach of the Year, Molton/DII Bulletin Coach of the Year, Daktronics National Coach of the Year and the NABC National Coach of the Year.

The Warriors ended the 2005-06 season with a record of 32-4. Leaf led his 2006 team to the first of three consecutive NSIC Tourna-ment Championships, in addition to the Warriors’ second of four consecutive NSIC Championships and helped Leaf earn the 2006 NSIC Coach of the Year award as well as the 2006 Winona Daily News Sportsman of the Year honor.

Leaf’s Warriors finished the 2004-05 season with a record of 24-11 which earned Leaf the 2005 NSIC Coach of the Year award. That same season Coach Leaf led the Warriors to their first NCAA Re-gion Tournament victory with a 64-58 win over Nebraska-Omaha. The year also featured the Warriors’ first of five consecutive NSIC championships.

In 2001 Leaf and his Warriors went 21-9 winning the first of four NSIC Tournament Championships and qualified for the program’s first ever appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament. A year earlier the Warriors had a record of 19-9 to go along with their second of back-to-back NSIC Championships.

The 1998-99 season marked the beginning for Leaf as head coach of the Warriors. In his first season as head coach, Leaf and his War-

Leaf by the Numbers2 National Championships

2 National Coach of the Year Awards

3 First Team All-Americans

5 NSIC Tournament Championships

5 NSIC Coach of the Year Awards

6 NSIC Regular Season Championships

7 NCAA Division II Tournament Appearances

24 First Team All-NSIC Selections

38 Wins in a season; NCAA record, all divisions

57 Consecutive wins; most in NCAA Division II history

270 Wins; most in Winona State history

.711 Career Winning Percentage

riors won the NSIC Championship with a record of 15-12, with Leaf receiving his first NSIC Coach of the Year award. This made Leaf only the third head coach in the history of the men’s basket-ball program at Winona State to win conference coach of the year honors.

Individual coaching awards aside, Leaf takes pride in what his talented recruits have accomplished at Winona State. Leaf has re-cruited outstanding athletes to develop in his basketball program and the awards recognizing the accomplishments of Leaf’s players are as numerous as his coaching awards.

Leaf has recruited John Smith, a two-time national player of the year (2006-07 and 2007-08) and Winona State’s all-time leading scorer. Smith and teammate Jonte’ Flowers won Elite Eight Most Outstanding Player awards following the 2005-06 and 2007-08 championship seasons respectively. The list of national awards won by Warriors includes four players (David Zellmann, Zach

Leaf’s Coaching HonorsNABC NCAA Division II Coach of the Year: 2005-06, 2007-08Multon/DII Bulletin National Coach of the Year: 2005-06, 2007-08NABC North Central Region Coach of the Year: 2005-06, 2007-08NSIC Coach of the Year: 1999-00, 2004-05 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

Malvik, Jonte’ Flowers and John Smith) who earned a combined 18 All-America awards. In addition, the Warriors have won seven Elite Eight All-Tournament Player awards.

The Warriors have received regional and NSIC recognition as well. Warriors have earned four North Central Region Player of the Year awards, eight North Central All-Region Player awards, three North Central Region Tournament MVP awards, and eight North Central Tournament team members.

The list of NSIC awards won by Warriors includes four NSIC Players of the Year, 31 NSIC All-Conference Awards, five NSIC Tournament MVPs and six NSIC Defensive Players of the Year.

Leaf has recruited and coached players who have gone on to play professional basketball.

Even greater than the pride Leaf receives from the success of his players on the basketball court is the pride he receives from the success his players earn in the classroom. In his 13 years as head coach of the Warriors, every one of the players who have exhausted their athletic eligibility have left Winona State with a degree. His players work in the classroom have allowed them to accumulate two Academic All-America awards, seven NSIC academic stand-outs and 51 NISC Academic All-Conference selections.

National Players of the YearJohn Smith (NABC, Molten/Division II Bulletin, Basketball 2006-07 Times, Daktronics)John Smith (NABC, Molten Division II Bulletin, Basketball 2007-08 Times)

All-AmericansFirst Team

Jonte Flowers (Daktronics, Basketball Times) 2007-08Lance Meincke (GTE, Successful Farming) 1998-99Lance Meincke (GTE, Successful Farming) 1999-00John Smith (NABC, Division II Bulletin, Daktronics, 2006-07 Basketball Times)John Smith (NABC, Division II Bulletin, Daktronics, 2007-08 Basketball Times)

Second TeamJonte Flowers (Division II Bulletin) 2007-08

Third TeamJonte Flowers (Daktronics) 2006-07David Zellman (Division II Bulletin, Daktronics, Basketball 2005-06 Times)

Honorable MentionJonte Flowers (Division II Bulletin) 2006-07David Johnson (Division II Bulletin) 2009-10Zach Malvik (Division II Bulletin) 2006-07

Regional Player of the YearJohn Smith (NABC, Daktronics) 2006-07John Smith (NABC, Daktronics) 2007-08Jonte Flowers (Daktronics) 2007-08

Conference AwardsNSIC Most Valuable Player

Kyle Schlaak 2000-01David Zellmann 2005-06John Smith 2006-07John Smith 2007-08

NSIC Defensive Player of the YearKyle Schlaak 2000-01John Hopf 2003-04Jonte Flowers 2004-05Jonte Flowers 2005-06Jonte Flowers 2006-07Jonte Flowers 2007-08

NSIC Newcomer of the YearDavid Zellmann 2002-03Quincy Henderson 2005-06

First Team All-Conference Players

Ben Fischer 2008-09, 2010-11Jonte Flowers 2006-07, 2007-08David Johnson 2008-09, 2009-10Jason Linzmeier 2001-02Travis Leech 2003-04Zach Malvik 2002-03, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07Lance Meincke 1998-99, 1999-00 Kyle Schlaak 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01John Smith 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08Justin Treptow 1999-00David Zellmann 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06

As an assistant coach for the Warriors, Leaf helped Winona State finish second in the NSIC three times (1991-92, 1992-92 and 1997-98).

Leaf earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1983 from Saint Mary’s University, MN in Elementary Education. He graduated from Wi-nona State in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education. In 1989 Leaf completed his Masters of Arts studies at Winona State in Physical Education.

Along with running the Warriors’ basketball program, Leaf is an assistant professor in the Department of Physical Education and Sport Science at Winona State University.

In his spare time Leaf enjoys playing golf, reading and riding his bike around Lake Winona.

Leaf vs. the NSICSchool W L Pct.Augustana 5 6 .455Bemidji State 17 11 .607Concordia-St. Paul 25 2 .926Minnesota State 9 11 .450MSU Moorhead 24 3 .889Minnesota, Crookston 22 2 .917Minnesota Duluth 12 8 .600Northern State 21 10 .677St. Cloud State 6 5 .545Southwest Minnesota State 21 9 .700Upper Iowa 14 1 .933Wayne State 20 6 .769TOTALS 196 74 .726

Tom Brown Associate

Head Coach

The Tom Brown FileYears at Winona State: 14th seasonHometown: Woodbury, Minn.College: Winona State 1993 (B.S. Physical Education)Graduate Degree: Winona State 1998 (M.S. Education)Wife: TrishaChildren: TJ (6), Zach (5), Ella (3)

Tom Brown has helped turn Winona State into one of the premier basketball programs in the country. Brown has been with the War-riors for 13 seasons and boasts 18 years of coaching experience overall.

Brown has helped coach the Warriors to National Championships in 2006 and 2008. Winona State set an NCAA Division II record with 57 consecutive wins from 2006-2007 while winning an all-division record 38 games during the 2007-08 season. Winona State posted a 105-6 combined record during the 2005-06 through 2007-08 seasons.

The Warriors have had a 20-plus win seasons in each of the past seven campaigns. In 2010-11 the Warriors finished 20-10 overall, won the NSIC Tournament and qualified for their seventh consecu-tive appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament.

During Brown’s Winona State tenure Winona State has won six NSIC Championships (1998-99, 1999-00, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08) and five NSIC Tournament titles (2001, 06, 07, 08, 11). The team has also qualified for the NCAA Regional Tournament eight times, including in each of the past seven sea-sons. The Warriors have also claimed three NCAA Central Region championships during that time.

An excellent recruiter and teacher, Brown has had a hand in tutor-ing some of the best players in Winona State history. Under the WSU coaching staff, John Smith was named NCAA Division II Player of the Year after both the 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons. Smith was named Regional Player of the Year in both years as well, sharing the honor with teammate Jonte Flowers after the 2007-08 campaign.

Five Warriors have been named first team All-Americans, while 11 players total have earned All-American status under Brown’s watchful eye.

Brown has helped coach four NSIC Most Valuable Players, six NSIC Defensive Players of the Year and a pair of NSIC Newcom-ers of the Year. He has also coached 24 Warriors to First Team All-NSIC honors.

Brown played basketball at Winona State from 1988-92. He ranks 11th on the school career charts in scoring, fifth in assists and sec-ond in steals. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in 1993 in Physical Education and completed his Master of Science degree at WSU in Education in 1998.

Brown lives in Winona with his wife, Trisha, and their children, TJ, Zach and Ella. Brown is also an Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Education and Sport Science at Winona State.

Chris Gove Assistant

Coach

The Chris GoveYears at Winona State: 14th seasonHometown: Appleton, Wis.College: Winona State 1995 (B.S. Business Administration) Winona State 2000 (B.S. Physical Education)Graduate Degree: Winona State 2004 (M.S. Education)Wife: KatieChildren: Sydney (6), Jordyn (5)

In 13 seasons at Winona State, Chris Gove has helped turn the Warriors into a national power and one of the most accomplished programs in the country.

Gove helped coach the Warriors to National Championships in 2006 and 2008. Winona State set an NCAA Division II record with 57 consecutive wins from 2006-2007 while winning an all-division record 38 games during the 2007-08 season. Winona State posted a 105-6 combined record during the 2005-06 through 2007-08 seasons.

The Warriors have had a 20-plus win seasons in each of the past seven campaigns. In 2010-11 the Warriors finished 20-10 overall, won the NSIC Tournament and qualified for their seventh consecu-tive appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament.

During Gove’s Winona State tenure Winona State has won six NSIC Championships (1998-99, 1999-00, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08) and five NSIC Tournament titles (2001, 06, 07, 08, 11). The team has also qualified for the NCAA Regional Tournament eight times, including in each of the past seven sea-sons. The Warriors have also claimed three NCAA Central Region championships during that time.

Gove has had a hand in tutoring some of the best players in Wi-nona State history. Under the WSU coaching staff, John Smith was named NCAA Division II Player of the Year after both the 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons. Smith was named Regional Player of the Year in both years as well, sharing the honor with teammate Jonte Flowers after the 2007-08 campaign.

Five Warriors have been named first team All-Americans, while 11 players total have earned All-American status under Gove’s tu-telage.

Gove has helped coach four NSIC Most Valuable Players, six NSIC Defensive Players of the Year and a pair of NSIC Newcom-ers of the Year. He has also coached 24 Warriors to First Team All-NSIC honors.

Gove played basketball at Winona State for two seasons while also competing in baseball. Gove started at first base on the Warriors’ 1992 NAIA third place team. He was an All-American during the 1994 season while earning All-District honors in 1993 and 1994.

Gove holds a degrees in Business Administration and Physical Education from Winona State. He also earned a Master of Science degree from Winona State in 2004. Gove is also an instructor in the Department of Physical Education and Sport Science at WSU.

Gove lives in Winona with his wife Katie and their two daughters, Sydney and Jordyn.

Jason Gorman Assistant

Coach

The Jason Gorman FileYears at Winona State: 5th seasonHometown: Marshfield, Wis.Degree: Winona State 2011 (M.S. Physical Education)

Jason Gorman is entering his fifth season as an assistant coach with the Winona State University men’s basketball program.

Gorman was on the bench for Winona State’s 2008 NCAA Divi-sion II National Championship. He also helped the Warriors set an NCAA Division II record with 57 consecutive victories.

He has been part of a staff that has led the Warriors to five consecu-tive appearances in the NCAA Tournament. Gorman has helped the Warriors win a pair of NSIC Championships and three NSIC Tournament titles.

Gorman holds a degree in Physical Education from Winona State and is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Educational Lead-ership and Sports Management at WSU.

Gorman graduated from Marshfield (Wisconsin) Columbus High School where he lettered three years in football, basketball and baseball and lettered once in soccer. He was an all-area selection in basketball and football as well as all-conference in basketball, football and baseball.

2010-11 SEASON RECAP

TEAM STATISTICS WSU OPPSCORING 2397 2150 Points per game 79.9 71.7 Scoring margin +8.2FIELD GOALS-ATT 824-1791 746-1662 Field goal pct .460 .4493-POINT FG-ATT 283-760 194-532 3-point FG pct .372 .365 3-point FG made per game 9.4 6.5FREE THROWS-ATT 466-675 464-617 Free throw pct .690 .752 Free throws made per game 15.5 15.5REBOUNDS 1094 975 Rebounds per game 36.5 32.5 Rebounding margin +4.0ASSISTS 433 383 Assists per game 14.8 12.8TURNOVERS 363 423 Turnovers per game 12.1 14.1 Turnover margin +2.0 Assist/turnover ratio 1.2 0.9STEALS 217 163 Steals per game 7.2 5.4BLOCKS 105 61 Blocks per game 3.5 2.0ATTENDANCE 21854 21644 Home games-Avg/Game 13-1681 15-1079 Neutral site-Avg/Game -- 2-2728

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalsWinona State 1062 1285 39 11 2397Opponents 991 1119 35 5 2150

2010-11 Results

Nov. 13 Saint Mary’s 84-50 WNov. 17 at Northwood 88-84 WNov. 20 at Barry 82-75 ot WNov. 29 Clarke, IA 111-66 WDec. 4 Upper Iowa* 78-61 WDec. 10 at Bemidji State* 71-62 WDec. 11 at Minnesota Duluth* 72-75 LDec. 17 Southwest Minnesota State* 68-66 WDec. 18 Minnesota State* 74-80 LJan. 3 Mary* 74-73 WJan. 4 Northern State* 81-57 WJan. 8 at Concordia-St. Paul* 85-62 WJan. 9 at St. Cloud State* 93-91 ot WJan. 14 Minnesota, Crookston* 108-68 WJan. 15 MSU Moorhead 87-95 LJan. 21 at Wayne State 73-71 WJan. 22 at Augustana 90-95 ot LJan. 28 at Minnesota State 65-84 LJan. 29 at Southwest Minnesota State 87-81 2ot WFeb. 4 St. Cloud State 88-67 WFeb. 5 Concordia-St. Paul 79-81 LFeb. 12 at Upper Iowa 64-80 LFeb. 18 at MSU Moorhead 74-56 WFeb. 19 at Minnesota, Crookston 66-70 LFeb. 25 Minnesota Duluth 90-57 WFeb. 26 Bemidji State 58-60 LMarch 2 at Concordia-St. Paul^ 86-72 WMarch 5 Minnesota State^ 82-74 WMarch 6 St. Cloud State^ 58-41 WMarch 12 at Minnesota State# 81-96 L*NSIC Conference Game^NSIC Tournament#NCAA Tournament

2010-11 Individual Statistics Total 3-Point F-Throw ReboundsPlayer GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ A To Blk Stl Pts AvgAnthony Tucker 26-22 803 30.9 139-326 .426 66-185 .357 70-89 .787 22 59 81 3.1 28 0 71 48 2 29 414 15.9Clayton Vette 29-26 700 24.1 154-282 .546 8-28 .286 90-154 .584 61 126 187 6.4 57 1 31 44 19 18 406 14.0Ben Fischer 30-30 985 32.8 100-244 .410 55-147 .374 61-75 .813 22 68 90 3.0 47 1 155 63 12 34 316 10.5Jon Walburg 30-10 563 18.8 96-215 .447 39-108 .361 60-75 .800 51 67 118 3.9 68 2 20 33 3 16 291 9.7CJ Erickson 30-20 640 21.3 79-150 .527 21-57 .368 42-65 .646 52 73 125 4.2 74 2 21 36 29 42 221 7.4Xavier Humphrey 30-6 581 19.4 62-128 .484 29-70 .414 34-45 .756 24 36 60 2.0 43 1 28 23 1 14 187 6.2Brad Meyer 24-7 421 17.5 42-89 .472 23-53 .434 26-33 .788 17 31 48 2.0 53 2 29 19 5 19 133 5.5Kellen Taylor 28-13 374 13.4 39-103 .379 16-40 .400 27-47 .574 34 53 87 3.1 75 1 19 29 9 11 121 4.3Joel Armstrong 26-12 355 13.7 45-74 .608 1-4 .250 15-26 .577 21 55 76 2.9 32 0 13 19 6 7 106 4.1Bryce Welch 15-0 71 4.7 13-33 .394 9-21 .429 8-12 .667 11 6 17 1.1 11 0 8 3 0 3 43 2.9Dan Kratz 2-0 13 6.5 2-6 .333 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0 2 2 1.0 2 0 1 0 0 0 5 2.5Caleb Palkert 23-0 157 6.8 18-46 .391 2-10 .200 15-20 .750 16 30 46 2.0 24 0 2 6 16 3 53 2.3Taylor Cameron 24-2 256 10.7 18-45 .400 4-11 .364 13-25 .520 21 24 45 1.9 41 0 23 12 1 13 53 2.2Jordan Fischer 15-2 124 8.3 9-21 .429 4-11 .364 2-5 .400 9 9 18 1.2 13 0 13 12 2 3 24 1.6Zander Culver 17-0 83 4.9 8-29 .276 5-11 .455 3-4 .750 2 7 9 0.5 6 0 9 8 0 5 24 1.4TEAM 51 34 85 8 WSU Totals 30 6126 824-1791 .460 283-760 .372 466-675 .690 414 680 1094 36.5 574 10 443 363 105 217 2397 79.9Opponent Totals 30 6126 746-1662 .449 194-532 .365 464-617 .752 307 668 975 32.5 565 -- 383 432 61 163 2150 71.7

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE CAREER RECORDSPointsRk. Name Years Points1. John Smith 2004-08 2,2652. David Zellmann 2002-06 2,0593. Zach Malvik 2002-07 1,9714. David Johnson 2006-10 1,8975. Jonte Flowers 2004-08 1,8826. Gus Johnson 1971-75 1,6987. Dave Meisner 1963-67 1,6588. Roscoe Young 1970-74 1,6319. Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 1,61710. Al Svenningson 1955-58 1,59711. Justin Treptow 1996-00 1,59312. Thomas Brown 1988-92 1,46613. Pete Polus 1948-55 1,41014. Brad Sowinski 1993-97 1,39815. Carter Glad 1986-89 1,36716. Darren Miller 1987-91 1,32117. Lance Meincke 1996-00 1,30718. Lyle Papenfuss 1960-64 1,21619. Steve Protsman 1967-71 1,17420. Hershel Lewis 1971-73 1,17321. Don Klagge 1956-60 1,15722. Ben Fischer 2007-11 1,14223. Jon Urbach 2001-04 1,13624. Paul Sir 1972-76 1,13225. Eric Plitzuweit 1991-95 1,05926. Jason Linzmeier 1998-02 1,03827. Eric Hepker 1978-82 1,02928. KenStellpflug 1959-62 1,01629. Rich Wendorf 1978-80 1,01530. Damon Scott 1992-95 1,01231. Travis Leech 1999-04 1,01032. Jason West 1984-86 1,002

Field Goals MadeRk Name Years FG1. John Smith 2004-08 8492. Jonte Flowers 2004-08 7243. Gus Johnson 1971-74 7114. Zach Malvik 2002-07 7065. David Zellmann 2002-06 6836. Roscoe Young 1970-74 6357. David Johnson 2006-10 6058. Dave Meisner 1963-67 6009. Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 59910. Justin Treptow 1996-00 58211. Thomas Brown 1988-92 53312. Al Svenningson 1955-58 53113. Brad Sowinski 1993-97 51114. Hershel Lewis 1971-73 50715. Carter Glad 1986-89 500

Field Goals AttemptedRk Name Years Att1. David Zellman 2002-06 1,5122. John Smith 2004-08 1,5113. Zach Malvik 2002-07 1,4854. Jonte Flowers 2004-08 1,3935. Gus Johnson 1971-74 1,3696. Roscoe Young 1970-74 1,2727. David Johnson 2006-10 1,2538. Thomas Brown 1988-92 1,2369. Hershel Lewis 1971-73 1,18510. Lance Meincke 1996-00 1,11811. Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 1,11212. Brad Sowinski 1993-97 1,08513. Carter Glad 1986-89 1,08214. Justin Treptow 1996-00 1,06115. Ron Gully 1977-80 974

Field Goal Shooting Percentage(Minimum 6 attempts per game)Rk Name Years Percent1. Matt Lingenfelser 1989-93 57.532. John Smith 2004-08 56.193. Rich Wendorf 1978-80 55.154. Justin Treptow 1996-00 54.85 Rodney Ousley 1994-95 54.856. Donald Jordan 1992-94 54.207. Travis Leech 1999-04 54.198. Ted Conway 1990-94 53.999. Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 53.9710. Barry Burkhartzmeyer 1984-87 52.9411. Ray Winter 1991-93 52.5112. Paul Sir 1972-76 52.2713. Jonte Flowers 2004-08 51.9714. Gus Johnson 1971-74 51.9415. Steve Protsman 1967-71 51.74

3-Point Field Goals MadeRk. Name Years 3-Pt1. David Johnson 2006-10 3182. Lance Meincke 1996-00 2563. David Zellmann 2002-06 2384. Darren Miller 1987-91 2165. Eric Plitzuweit 1991-95 2136. Carter Glad 1986-89 1807. Zach Malvik 2002-07 1768. Travis Whipple 2005-09 1679. Jamie Carrier 1998-02 15910. Brian Harms 1993-97 15611. Thomas Brown 1988-92 14512. Jon Urbach 2001-04 13813. Josh Korth 2005-09 12814. Ben Fischer 2007-11 12515. Quincy Henderson 2005-08 12316. Chad Barfknecht 2001-04 11817. Eric Doster 2000-04 115 Justin Redtzke 2000-04 115 Pat Thorsell 1991-95 11520. Jon Walburg 2008 - 11421. Damon Scott 1992-95 11122. Brian Puls 1997-01 10723. Jason Linzmeier 1998-02 101

3-Point Field Goals AttemptedRk. Name Years Att1. David Johnson 2006-10 6852. Lance Meincke 1996-00 6493. David Zellmann 2002-06 6224. Darren Miller 1987-91 5675. Eric Plitzuweit 1991-95 5456. Zach Malvik 2002-07 4587. Carter Glad 1986-89 4498. Jamie Carrier 1998-02 4219. Thomas Brown 1988-92 40110. Brian Harms 1993-97 38311. Travis Whipple 2005-09 37912. Chad Barfknecht 2001-04 37313. Jon Urbach 2001-04 33214. Eric Doster 2000-04 32815. Josh Korth 2005-09 32316. Pat Thorsell 1991-95 31817. Quincy Henderson 2005-08 31318. Ben Fischer 2007-11 31219. Justin Redetzke 2000-04 29820. Damon Scott 1992-95 295

3-Point Shooting Percentage(30 or more attempts)Rk. Name Years Percent1. David Johnson 2006-10 46.422. Donald Johnson 1992-94 44.343. Brian Puls 1997-01 44.214. Travis Whipple 2005-09 44.065. Scott Adams 1993-95 43.376. Luke Doedens 2008-09 43.757. Xavier Humphrey 2009 - 42.988. Brad Meyer 2007-11 42.059. Brent Riese 2004-08 41.8810. Dale Wiebke 1986-87 41.6611. Jon Urbach 2001-04 41.5712. Quincy Henderson 2005-07 41.3613. Mark Stensgard 1986-87 40.7414. Brian Harms 1993-97 40.7315. Jon Walburg 2008 - 40.1416. Carter Glad 1986-89 40.0917. Ben Fischer 2007-11 40.0618. Kellen Taylor 2009 - 40.00 Zander Culver 2008 - 40.0020. Reggie Ollendieck 1999-01 39.70

John Smith’s list of Winona State records is a long one. The center is the school’s all-time leader in points, field goals, free throws and games played.

2006, 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

WINONA STATE CAREER RECORDSFree Throws MadeRk. Name Years FT1. John Smith 2004-08 5412. Al Svenningson 1955-58 5353. Dave Meisner 1963-67 4584. David Zellmann 2002-06 4555. Pete Polus 1948-51, 53-55 4286. Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 3997. Justin Treptow 1996-00 3848. Zach Malvik 2002-07 3839. David Johnson 2006-10 36910. Roscoe Young 1970-74 361

Free Throws AttemptedRk. Name Years Att1. John Smith 2004-08 7902. Al Svenningson 1955-58 7233. Pete Polus 1948-51, 53-55 6704. Roscoe Young 1970-74 6505. David Zellmann 2002-06 5736. Dave Meisner 1963-67 5677. Steve Protsman 1967-71 541

Free Throw Shooting PercentageRk Name Years Percent1. Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 82.952. Ben Fischer 2007-11 81.173. Dave Meisner 1963-67 80.784. David Zellmann 2002-06 79.415. Jason West 1984-86 77.896. Jeff Crouse 1973-75 76.197. Hershel Lewis 1971-73 75.948. Gene Schultz 1967-69 74.729. Justin Treptow 1996-00 73.99 Al Svenningson 1955-58 73.99

ReboundsRk Name Years Reb1. Gus Johnson 1971-75 1,6882. John Smith 2004-08 1,3343. Roscoe Young 1970-74 9184. Steve Protsman 1967-71 8125. Jonte Flowers 2004-08 7136. Brad Sowinski 1993-97 6917. Jason Linzmeier 1998-02 645

8. Justin Treptow 1996-00 6419. Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 62810. Eric Hepker 1978-82 58611. Mark Tripp 1995-99 55912. Quincy Henderson 2005-08 54213. David Zellmann 2002-06 52614. Paul Sir 1972-76 50315. Barry Burkhartzmeyer 1984-87 502

Rebounding AverageRk Name Years Avg1. Gus Johnson 1971-75 14.82. Steve Protsman 1967-71 10.53. Roscoe Young 1970-74 9.5

AssistsRk Name Years Ast1. Ben Fischer 2007-11 6602. Zach Malvik 2002-07 5493. Darren Miller 1987-91 5464. Damon Scott 1992-95 5235. Jonte Flowers 2004-08 4396. Thomas Brown 1988-92 4237. Travis Whipple 2005-09 3358. Hershel Lewis 1971-73 3139. John Smith 2004-08 30710. Jamie Carrier 1998-02 29311. Jason Lyons 1995-99 28312. David Zellmann 2002-06 26913. Gary Crouse 1980-83 26414. Cory Kreibich 1993-97 26415. Jason Linzmeier 1998-02 246

Blocked ShotsRk Name Years Blocks1. Gus Johnson 1971-74 4722. John Smith 2004-08 4233. Ted Conway 1990-94 1254. Jonte Flowers 2004-08 1245. Travis Leech 1999-04 1136. Tim Lange 1985-90 857. Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 798. Quincy Henderson 2005-08 74 Pat Thorsell 1991-96 7410. Ben Fischer 2007-11 6611. CJ Erickson 2009 - 6312. Barry Burkhartzmeyer 1986-87 6113. Ryan Brinkman 2000-04 5714. Joe Ingvalson 2003-07 4915. Chad Hazelton 1991-96 4616. Ryan Gargaro 2004-09 4517. Curtrel Robinson 2004-09 42 John Hopf 2001-04 4219. Justin Treptow 1996-00 4020. Mark Tripp 1995-99 38

StealsRk Name Years Steals1. Jonte Flowers 2004-08 4142. Tom Brown 1988-92 2813. Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 2004. Ben Fischer 2007-11 1915. David Zellmann 2002-06 1666. Damon Scott 1992-95 1497. John Smith 2004-08 1478. Barry Burkhartzmeyer 1984-87 1449. Darren Miller 1987-91 14010. Brad Sowinski 1993-97 13911. Jason Lyons 1995-99 13712. Zach Malvik 2002-07 11413. Quincy Henderson 2005-08 102 Chad Barfknecht 2002-04 10215. Sean Gantt 1985-87 10116. Justin Redetzke 2000-04 9817. Jon Urbach 2001-04 9718. David Johnson 2006-10 9619. Jamie Carrier 1998-02 9420. Jason Linzmeier 1998-02 91*Steals began being kept as a stat during the 1983-84 season

Games PlayedRk Name Years Games1. John Smith 2004-08 1462. Travis Whipple 2005-09 1443. Jonte Flowers 2004-08 1414. David Johnson 2006-10 133 Zach Malvik 2002-07 1336. Ryan Gargaro 2005-09 131 Curtrel Robinson 2004-09 1318. Ben Fischer 2007-11 1279. Josh Korth 2005-09 12410. Joe Ingvalson 2003-07 12211. Brent Riese 2004-08 12012. David Zellmann 2002-06 11813. Jon Urbach 2001-05 11414. Brandon Stromer 2002-07 112 Ryan Brinkman 2000-04 112 Jason Redetzke 2000-04 112 Travis Leech 1999-04 112 Kyle Schlaak 1997-01 112 Thomas Brown 1988-92 11220. Quincy Henderson 2005-08 110 Jeff O’Donnell 2000-04 110 Tim Lang 1985-90 11023. Jason Linzmeier 1998-02 109 Justin Treptow 1996-00 109 Eric Plitzuweit 1991-95 109 Darren Miller 1987-91 10927. Brad Sowinski 1993-97 10828. Chad Barfknecht 2001-05 107 Lance Meincke 1996-00 10730. Bob Smith 1976-80 106 Gus Johnson 1971-75 106Gus Johnson, a member of the Winona State Hall of

Fame, was a stalwart of WSU’s team in the early 1970s. Johnson is the school’s all-time leader in re-bounds and blocked shots.

Guard Travis Whipple was a key member of two NCAA Championship teams an part of the Warriors’ streak of 57 consecutive victories. His 144 games played are second on the WSU all-time charts.

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE SEASON RECORDS

PointsRk. Name Season Points1. Carter Glad 1988-89 7322. David Zellmann 2005-06 6943. John Smith 2007-08 6844. David Zellman 2004-05 6465. Jonte Flowers 2007-08 6456. Al Svenningson 1957-58 6307. Dave Meisner 1966-67 6258. Carter Glad 1987-88 6249. John Smith 2005-06 60710. Zach Malvik 2006-07 606 John Smith 2006-07 60612. Herschel Lewis 1972-73 59713. Kyle Schlaak 2000-01 59614. Jason West 1985-86 59515. Paul Sir 1974-75 58716. David Johnson 2008-09 57817. Herschel Lewis 1971-72 57618. Rich Wendorf 1978-79 56219. Jonte Flowers 2006-07 53820. Steve Nett 1983-84 526

Field Goals MadeRk Name Season FG1. Carter Glad 1988-89 2602. Paul Sir 1974-75 2593. Hershel Lewis 1972-73 2564. Hershel Lewis 1971-72 2505. Jonte Flowers 2007-08 2486. John Smith 2007-08 2397. Rich Wendorf 1978-79 2358. John Smith 2006-07 234 Carter Glad 1987-88 23410. John Smith 2005-06 23311. David Zellmann 2005-06 23212. Kyle Schlaak 2000-01 22113. Zach Malvik 2006-07 220 Jason West 1985-86 22015. Steve Nett 1983-84 21816. David Zellmann 2004-05 21117. Jonte Flowers 2006-07 21018. Al Svenningson 1957-58 20819. Gus Johnson 1974-75 20120. Roscoe Young 1973-74 200

Field Goals AttemptedRk Name Season Att1. Hershel Lewis 1971-72 5942. Hershel Lewis 1972-73 5913. Carter Glad 1988-89 5644. Carter Glad 1987-88 5015. David Zellmann 2004-05 4926. David Zellmann 2005-06 4897. Jason West 1985-86 4858. Jonte Flowers 2007-08 4839. John Smith 2007-08 46310. Paul Sir 1974-75 46111. Steve Nett 1983-84 45012. Zach Malvik 2006-07 44813. Gary Crouse 1983-84 42814. David Johnson 2008-09 41915. Mark Nordin 1974-75 417

Field Goal Shooting Percentage(Minimum 6 attempts per game)Rk Name Season Percent1. Rodney Ousley 1992-93 63.32. Barry Burkhartzmeyer 1985-86 59.23. Joel Armstrong 2008-09 59.04. John Smith 2005-06 58.85. John Smith 2006-07 58.656. Matt Lingenfelser 1991-92 58.67. Rich Wendorf 1978-79 57.78. Kyle Schlaak 1998-99 56.69. John Smith 2004-05 56.510. Paul Sir 1974-75 56.211. Jonte Flowers 2006-07 56.1512. Matt Lingenfelser 1990-91 56.013. Rodney Ousley 1994-95 55.914. Justin Treptow 1999-00 55.815. Donald Jordan 1992-93 55.6

3-Point Field Goals MadeRk. Name Season 3-PT1. David Johnson 2008-09 98 David Zellmann 2005-06 983. Carter Glad 1987-88 944. Darren Miller 1990-91 895. Carter Glad 1988-89 836. Darren Miller 1989-90 807. David Johnson 2007-08 778. Lance Meincke 1998-99 769. Jamie Carrier 2001-02 7410. David Johnson 2006-07 73 Lance Meincke 1999-00 7312. Lance Meincke 1997-98 7213. David Johnson 2009-10 7014. David Zellmann 2004-05 67 Eric Plitzuweit 1993-94 6716. Anthony Tucker 2010-11 66 Brian Harms 1995-96 66 Eric Plitzuweit 1992-93 6619. Pat Thorsell 1993-94 6120. Travis Whipple 2008-09 59

3-Point Field Goals AttemptedRk. Name Season Att1. Darren Miller 1990-91 2422. Carter Glad 1987-88 2313. David Zellmann 2005-06 2304. David Johnson 2008-09 2285. Carter Glad 1988-89 2106. Jamie Carrier 2001-02 2087. Lance Meincke 1999-00 2078. David Zellmann 2004-05 2019. Lance Meincke 1998-99 19310. Anthony Tucker 2010-11 18511. Eric Plitzuweit 1994-95 18312. Darren Miller 1989-90 17913. David Johnson 2007-08 174

14. Jamie Carrier 2001-02 15515. Brian Harms 1995-96 154 Eric Plitzuweit 1994-95 154 Pat Thorsell 1993-94 15418. Ben Fischer 2010-11 14719. David Johnson 2009-10 146 Thomas Brown 1989-90 146

3-Point Shooting Percentage(2 attempts per game)Rk. Name Season Percent1. David Johnson 2006-07 53.582. Ben Fischer 2009-10 52.33. Brian Puls 1998-99 51.74. Jon Walburg 2009-10 48.8 Quincy Henderson 2005-06 48.86. David Johnson 2009-10 47.97. Lance Meincke 1997-98 47.18. Damon Scott 1994-95 46.49. Jon Urbach 2004-05 46.2 Eric Plitzuweit 1992-93 46.211. Justin Treptow 1996-97 45.9512. Brian Puls 1999-00 45.8 Thomas Brown 1988-89 45.814. Scott Adams 1993-94 45.615. Geoff Espe 1989-90 45.516. Travis Whipple 2008-09 45.417. Darren Miller 1989-90 44.718. Reggie Ollendieck 2000-01 43.819. Jon Urbach 2001-02 43.520. Brad Meyer 2010-11 43.4

A deadly shooter, David Johnson’s 98 3-point field goals in 2008-09 are tied for tops in Winona State his-tory.

Jonte’ Flowers celebrates Winona State’s Na-tional Championship in 2008. In Flowers’ four seasons, the Warriors went 129-17, winning two National Titles.

2006, 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

WINONA STATE SEASON RECORDSFree Throws MadeRk. Name Season FT1. Dave Meisner 1966-67 2272. Al Svenningson 1957-58 2143. Al Svenningson 1956-57 1924. John Smith 2007-08 1875. David Zellmann 2004-05 1576. Pete Polus 1953-54 1517. Kyle Schlaak 2000-01 1408. John Smith 2005-06 1389. David Johnson 2009-10 137 Jason West 1984-85 137

Free Throws AttemptedRk Name Season Att1. Al Svenningson 1957-58 2892. Dave Meisner 1966-67 2633. John SMith 2007-08 2604. Al Svenningson 1956-57 2465. Pete Polus 1953-54 2406. John Smith 2006-07 2157. Dick Kowles 1952-53 212

Free Throw Shooting PercentageRk Name Season Percent1. Kyle Schlaak 1999-00 87.02. Dave Meisner 1966-67 86.33. David Zellmann 2003-04 85.44. Kyle Schlaak 1998-99 83.95. Carter Glad 1988-89 83.86. Justin Treptow 1998-99 83.47. Kyle Schlaak 2000-01 83.08. David Johnson 2009-10 82.59. David Zellmann 2004-05 82.210. Jason West 1984-85 81.7 Hershel Lewis 1972-73 81.7

ReboundsRk Name Season Reb1. Gus Johnson 1974-75 4852. Gus Johnson 1972-73 4353. Gus Johnson 1973-74 4004. Gus Johnson 1971-72 3685. John Smith 2005-06 3666. John Smith 2006-07 3547. John Smith 2007-08 3278. Steve Protsman 1969-70 2899. John Smith 2004-05 28710. Steve Protsman 1970-71 27511. Mike Jeresek 1967-68 25212. Roscoe Young 1971-72 24913. Steve Protsman 1968-69 24414. Mike Jeresek 1965-66 239

Rebounding AverageRk Name Season Avg1. Gus Johnson 1974-75 16.7 Gus Johnson 1973-74 16.73. Gus Johnson 1972-73 16.14. Mike Jeresek 1967-68 15.85. Gus Johnson 1971-72 14.26. Steve Protsman 1970-71 12.0

AssistsRk Name Season Ast1. Damon Scott 1993-94 2202. Ben Fischer 2009-10 2013. Ben Fischer 2008-09 1884. Damon Scott 1992-93 1775. Steve Protsman 1969-70 1726. Zach Malvik 2006-07 1707. Darren Miller 1988-89 1688. Hershel Lewis 1972-73 1669. Bob Walker 1969-70 15910. Zach Malvik 2005-06 157

Blocked ShotsRk Name Season Steals1. Gus Johnson 1971-72 1812. Gus Johnson 1972-73 1483. Gus Johnson 1973-74 1434. John Smith 2005-06 1275. John Smith 2007-08 1066. John Smith 2006-07 1007. John Smith 2004-05 908. Ted Conway 1990-91 389. Jonte Flowers 2005-06 37 Ted Conway 1991-92 3711. Ted Conway 1993-94 36 Pat Thorsell 1993-94 3613. Travis Leech 2000-01 35 Tim Lang 1989-90 3515. CJ Erickson 2009-10 34 Jonte Flowers 2004-05 3417. Jonte Flowers 2007-08 3318. Quincy Henderson 2007-08 3219. Len Drewlow 1986-87 3020. CJ Erickson 2010-11 29

StealsRk Name Season Steals1. Jonte Flowers 2007-08 1212. Jonte Flowers 2006-07 1073. Jonte Flowers 2004-05 1004. Thomas Brown 1991-92 945. Thomas Brown 1989-90 866. Jonte Flowers 2005-06 847. David Zellmann 2005-06 678. Kyle Schlaak 2000-01 669. Ben Fischer 2008-09 6510. Damon Scott 1993-94 63 Barry Burkhartzmeyer 1985-86 6312. Darren Miller 1990-91 6213. John Smith 2006-07 6014. Barry Burkhartzmeyer 2986-87 5715. Thomas Brown 1990-91 56 Gary Crouse 1983-84 5617. Jason Lyons 1997-98 5518. Kyle Schlaak 1999-00 5419. Kyle Schlaak 1998-99 51 Brad Sowinski 1996-97 51*Steals became an official stat before the 1983-84 season

Jonte’ Flowers holds Winona State’s top three single-season steals marks.

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE GAME RECORDSPointsRk Pts Player Opponent 1. 51 Herschel Lewis Michigan Tech, Feb. 18, 19722. 47 Carter Glad Moorhead State, Feb. 18, 1989 47 Dave Meisner Upper Iowa, Dec. 3, 19664. 45 Carter Glad Southwest State, Feb. 17, 19895. 41 Carter Glad Luther, Dec. 16, 1988 41 Carter Glad UW-River Falls, Dec. 1, 1988 41 Carter Glad Helsinki, Nov. 21, 1988 41 Carter Glad Southwest State, Jan. 30, 19889. 40 Jonte Flowers MSU Moorhead, Feb. 16, 2008 40 Carter Glad Minnesota Duluth, Feb. 10, 1989 40 Carter Glad Luther, Dec. 6, 198812. 39 Damon Scott Minnesota-Morris, Jan. 4, 1995 39 Carter Glad Northern State, Jan. 16, 1988 39 Pete Polus Moorhead State, Jan. 29, 1954 39 Ron Richter UW-Eau Claire, Feb. 7, 195316. 38 Hershel Lewis Minnesota-Morris, Feb. 24, 1973 38 Hershel Lewis Moorhead State, Feb. 17, 1973 38 Gene Schultz Michigan Tech, Dec. 9, 196719. 37 Kyle Schlaak Southwest State, Mar. 3, 2001 37 Carter Glad Northern State, Jan. 29, 1988 37 Gene Schultz Bethel, MN, Feb. 24, 1968 37 Gene Schultz Eastern Michigan, Dec. 6, 1968 37 Tom Stallings Hamline, Feb. 9, 1965 37 KenStellpflug Macalester,MN,Feb.3,1960 37 Al Svenningson Milton, WI, Jan. 18, 195826. 36 Jonte Flowers UM, Crookston, Feb. 23, 2008 36 Carter Glad Minnesota-Morris, Feb. 3, 1989 36 Carter Glad Black Hills State, Dec. 30, 1988 36 Carter Glad Moorhead State, Dec. 28, 1988 36 Steve Nett Bemidji State, Dec. 29, 198331. 35 David Johnson Minnesota Duluth, Dec. 13, 2009 35 Travis Leech UM, Crookston, Jan. 2, 2004 35 Carter Glad St. Mary’s, MN, Nov. 19, 1988 35 Rich Wendorff Bemidji State, Feb. 28, 1980 35 Paul Sir Southwest State, Feb. 3, 1975

ReboundsRk Reb Player Opponent1. 32 Gus Johnson Bemidji State, Feb. 22, 19752. 27 Gus Johnson Great Falls, MT, Nov. 19, 19743. 26 Gus Johnson Moorhead State, Jan. 9, 19754. 22 Gus Johnson Fairmont St., WV, Mar. 12, 19755. 21 Gus Johnson Southwest State, Jan. 15, 19756. 20 Gus Johnson Augsburg, Mar. 5, 1975 20 Gus Johnson Michigan Tech, Feb. 12, 19758. 19 John Smith Viterbo, Dec. 8, 2004 19 Wendall Anderson Augsburg, Dec. 1, 1976 19 Gus Johnson Moorhead State, Feb. 15, 1975 19 Gus Johnson Michigan Tech, Jan. 24, 1975 19 Gus Johnson UW-Whitewater, Jan. 21, 197513. 18 Steve Nett Bemidji State, Jan. 27, 198414. 17 John Smith MSU Moorhead, Jan. 11, 2008 17 John Smith Concordia-St. Paul, Mar. 3, 2007 17 John Smith Barton, NC, Mar. 22, 2006 17 Brad Sowinski UW-Eau Claire, Dec. 11, 1996 17 Tim Lang Southwest State, Feb. 17, 1989 17 Steve Nett Southwest State, Feb. 8, 1984 17 Eric Hepker George Williams, Jan. 9, 1981 17 Eric Hepker Bemidji State, Jan. 19, 1979

AssistsRk Ast Player Opponent1. 15 Darren Miller Southwest State, Feb. 17, 19892. 14 Ben Fischer Minn. Duluth, Dec. 13, 2009 14 Dale Wiebke Bemidji State, Jan. 24, 19864. 13 Damon Scott Moorhead State, Jan. 15, 1994 13 Damon Scott Teikyo Marycrest, Dec. 20, 1993 13 Damon Scott Southwest State, Feb. 6, 1993 13 Darren Miller Northland, WI, Feb. 13, 1988 13 Jerry Williams Southwest State, Feb. 3, 19759. 12 Ben Fischer Oakland City, IN, Nov. 22, 2008 12 Damon Scott Bemidji State, Feb. 19, 1994 12 Damon Scott Quincy, IL, Dec. 18, 1993 12 Darren Miller Southwest State, Jan. 15, 1988 12 Darren Miller St. Mary’s, Nov. 19, 1988 12 Kevin Wagner Bemidji State, Feb. 11, 1983

15. 11 Ben Fischer Upper Iowa, Jan. 30, 2010 11 Damon Scott Minnesota-Morris, Jan. 5, 1994 11 Damon Scott Northern State, Feb. 13, 1993 11 Darren Miller Moorhead State, Feb. 18, 1989 11 Darren Miller Minnesota-Morris, Feb. 3, 1989 11 Sean Gantt Bemidji State, Feb. 15, 1987 11 Sean Gantt St. Mary’s, Dec. 8, 1986 11 Bob Borkowski Bryant, RI, Mar. 11, 1975 11 Bob Borkowski Bemidji State, Feb. 22, 1975

StealsRk Stl Player Opponent1. 10 Jonte Flowers Minn., Crookston, Feb. 23, 20082. 9 Damon Scott Wayne State, NE, Jan. 12, 19943. 8 Jonte Flowers Northern State, Dec. 1, 2007 8 Tom Brown Moorhead State, Feb. 15, 19925. 7 Jonte Flowers Mary, ND, Dec. 2, 2006 7 Tom Brown Luther, Dec. 12, 19917. 6 32 times, most recently Ben Fischer Upper Iowa, Jan. 30, 2010

Blocked ShotsRk Blk Player Opponent1. 9 John Smith Nebraska-Kearney, Mar. 11, 2007 9 Gus Johnson Great Falls, MT, Nov. 19, 19743. 8 John Smith Clark, IA, Jan. 31, 2007 8 John Smith SW Minnesota St., Feb. 17, 20065. 7 John Smith Barton, NC, Mar. 22, 2006 7 John Smith MSU Moorhead, Jan. 21, 2006 7 John Smith Northern State, Mar. 7, 20058. 6 C.J. Erickson Cardinal Stritch, Nov. 21, 2009 6 John Smith Minn., Crookston, Jan. 18, 2008 6 John Smith MSU Moorhead, Jan. 11, 2008 6 John Smith Bethany Lutheran, Nov. 15, 2007 6 John Smith Concordia-St. Paul, Jan. 12, 2007 6 John Smith Virginia Union, Mar. 25, 2006 6 John Smith South Dakota, Mar. 11, 2006 6 Jonte Flowers Wayne State, NE, Feb. 18, 2006 6 John Smith Concordia-St. Paul, Jan. 28, 2006 6 John Smith North Central, MN, Jan. 24, 2006 6 John Smith Nebraska-Omaha, Mar. 12, 2005 6 John Smith SW Minnesota St., Feb. 18, 2005 6 Tim Lang UW-La Crosse, Dec. 17, 1988 6 Gus Johnson Augsburg, Mar. 5, 1975 6 Gus Johnson Mankato State, Feb. 15, 1975 6 Gus Johnson UW-Whitewater, Jan. 21, 1975

Free Throws MadeRk. FT Player Opponent1. 21-22 Dave Meisner Upper Iowa, Dec. 4, 19662. 15-16 Tom Brown Mt. Senario, WI, Dec. 16, 19913. 14-16 Justin Treptow Mt. Senario, WI, Feb. 15, 1997 14-16 Damon Scott Biola, CA, Jan. 2, 1993 14-17 Kyle Schlaak Southwest State, Mar. 3, 20016. 13-15 Jonte Flowers Northern State, Jan. 22, 20057. 12-12 Kyle Schlaak Southwest State, Jan. 3, 2000 12-12 Jason West Moorhead State, Feb. 8, 1986 12-13 Ben Fischer Northwood, Nov. 17, 2010 12-13 David Johnson Augustana, SD, Mar. 15, 2009 12-13 Dave Woggon Southwest State, Feb. 26, 1983 12-14 Anthony Scott St. Scholastica, Dec. 1, 1989 12-14 Eric Hepker Macalester, MN, Dec. 15, 1980 12-15 David Zellman Northern State, Mar. 14, 2006 12-16 Ted Conway Southwest State, Dec. 26, 1994 12-19 Clayton Vette Minnesota State, 12, 201117. 11-11 Zach Malvik Concordia-St. Paul, Jan. 29, 2005 11-12 David Johnson Upper Iowa, Jan. 30, 2010 11-12 David Johnson MSU Mankato, Nov. 29, 2009 11-12 Ben Fischer Texas A&M International, Dec. 28, 2008 11-12 Zach Malvik MSU Mankato, Mar. 13, 2007 11-12 Zach Malvik Concordia-St. Paul, Jan. 12, 2007 11-12 John Smith Barton, NC, Mar. 22, 2006 11-12 Bob Lyons Michigan Tech, Jan. 13, 1997 11-12 Darren Miller Northern State, Dec. 30, 1987 11-13 David Johnson Wayne State, NE, Feb. 13, 2009 11-13 John Smith Wayne State, NE, Jan. 13,2006 11-13 Carter Glad UW-La Crosse, Dec. 17, 1988 11-13 Bob Lyons Augsburg, MN, Dec. 1, 1976 11-14 John Smith MSU Moorhead, Jan. 11, 2008 11-14 Rich Wendorff St. Cloud, Feb. 2, 1980 11-15 David Zellmann Concordia-St. Paul, Feb. 5, 2005 11-15 Donald Jordan UW-Parkside, Dec. 12, 1992

Field Goals MadeRk. FG Player Opponent1. 19-44 Carter Glad Southwest State, Feb. 17, 19892. 18-30 Carter Glad Moorhead State, Feb. 18, 19893. 17-25 Carter Glad UW-River Falls, Feb. 1, 19884. 16-24 Marke Hesse Mt. Marty, Dec. 21, 1985 16-28 Carter Glad Southwest State, Jan. 30, 1988 16-38 Carter Glad Northern State, Jan. 29, 19887. 15-21 Jonte Flowers MSU Moorhead, Feb. 16, 2008 15-21 Gary Crouse Northwestern, Dec. 13, 1983 15-21 Rich Wendorff Bemidji State, Feb. 28, 1980 15-25 Steve Nett Bemidji State, Dec. 29, 1983 15-26 Paul Sir Northland, WI, Nov. 22, 1975 15-31 Carter Glad Helsinki, Nov. 21, 1988

3-Pointers MadeRk. 3PT Player Opponent1. 10-16 Jamie Carrier UM-Morris, Jan. 26, 20022. 8-10 Lance Meincke Moorhead State, Jan. 10, 1998 8-11 Damon Scott Minnesota-Morris, Jan. 4, 1995 8-15 Eric Plitzuweit Mankato State, Dec. 29, 1993 8-15 Darren Miller Tampa, Dec. 28, 19906. 7-8 Carter Glad Bemidji State, Jan. 21, 1989 7-9 David Johnson Bethany Lutheran, Nov. 15, 2007 7-10 Josh Korth St. Mary’s, MN, Nov. 17, 2007 7-10 Brian Harms Crown, MN, Nov. 16, 1996 7-11 Mike Statz UW-River Falls, Nov. 27, 1993 7-12 Tom Brown Rollins, FL, Jan. 2, 1991 7-13 Carter Glad Moorhead State, Dec. 29, 1987 7-15 David Zellmann Virginia Union, Mar. 25, 2006 7-16 Brian Harms UW-Eau Claire, Dec. 11, 1996

Warrior senior Ben Fischer’s 14 assists against Min-nesota Duluth in 2009 are the second most in a single game in school history.

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WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARYear-By-Year RecordsYear Coach W L Pct.1915-16 W.O. Abram 8 0 1.0001916-17 F.W. Moore 2 5 .2861917-18 T.O. Dillon 7 5 .5831918-19 T.O. Dillon 2 2 .5001919-20 T.O. Dillon 8 5 .6151920-21 T.O. Dillon 8 4 .6671921-22 W.E. Everts 3 9 .2501922-23 W.E. Everts 3 8 .2731923-24 Ray Haberman 9 3 .7501924-25 Ray Haberman 7 4 .6361925-26 Ray Haberman 4 7 .3641926-27 Ray Haberman 3 7 .3001927-28 Glen Galligan 5 9 .3571928-29 Glen Galligan 13 0 1.0001929-30 Glen Galligan 5 9 .3571930-31 Glen Galligan 10 4 .7141931-32 Glen Galligan 5 6 .4551932-33 Glen Galligan 7 6 .5381933-34 Glen Galligan 3 10 .2311934-35 Earl Green 7 9 .4381935-36 Glen Galligan 8 9 .4711936-37 Glen Galligan 13 3 .8251937-38 Charlie Fisk 14 4 .7671938-39 Charlie Fisk 9 8 .5291939-40 Charlie Fisk 8 12 .4001940-41 Charlie Fisk 4 14 .2221941-42 Charlie Fisk 6 15 .2861942-43 Luther McCown 4 14 .2221943-44 No Basketball1944-45 Mike Bambenek 2 5 .2861945-46 Mike Bambenek 5 9 .3571946-47 Luther McCown 7 13 .3501947-48 Luther McCown 1 20 .0481948-49 Luther McCown 7 19 .2691949-50 Lyle Arns 7 15 .3181950-51 Lyle Arns 15 8 .6521951-52 Lyle Arns 4 15 .2111952-53 Lyle Arns 6 18 .2501953-54 Lyle Arns 14 10 .5831954-55 Lyle Arns 6 14 .3001955-56 Russ Owen 5 16 .2381956-57 Russ Owen 4 18 .1821957-58 Russ Owen 9 16 .3601958-59 Joe Gerlach 5 15 .2501959-60 Joe Gerlach 7 17 .2921960-61 Joe Gerlach 14 9 .6091961-62 Robert Campbell 11 11 .5001962-63 Robert Campbell 8 16 .3331963-64 Robert Campbell 12 12 .5001964-65 Robert Campbell 7 15 .3181965-66 Robert Campbell 7 15 .3181966-67 Ron Ekker 15 9 .6251967-68 Ron Ekker 13 11 .542

Year Coach W L Pct.1968-69 Ron Ekker 14 12 .5381969-70 Ron Ekker 18 7 .7201970-71 Les Wothke 16 7 .6961971-72 Les Wothke 19 7 .7311972-73 Les Wothke 23 4 .8511973-74 Les Wothke 18 6 .7501974-75 Les Wothke 22 7 .7591975-76 Ben Hix 5 20 .2001976-77 Ben Hix 12 15 .4441977-78 Ben Hix 9 17 .3461978-79 Jerry Nauman 5 22 .1851979-80 Jerry Nauman 7 19 .3201980-81 Jerry Nauman 8 17 .3201981-82 Jerry Nauman 8 19 .2961982-83 Jerry Nauman 10 18 .3571983-84 Jerry Nauman 8 18 .3081984-85 Jerry Nauman 7 20 .2591985-86 Jerry Nauman 15 15 .5001986-87 Jerry Nauman 16 13 .5521987-88 Jerry Nauman 10 18 .3571988-89 Jerry Nauman 12 16 .4291989-90 Jerry Nauman 14 15 .4831990-91 Jerry Nauman 10 18 .3571991-92 Jerry Nauman 20 9 .6901992-93 Les Wothke 19 10 .6551993-94 Les Wothke 13 15 .4641994-95 Les Wothke 16 11 .5931995-96 Les Wothke 8 18 .3081996-97 Les Wothke 12 15 .4441997-98 Les Wothke 17 10 .6301998-99 Mike Leaf 15 12 .5561999-00 Mike Leaf 19 9 .6792000-01 Mike Leaf 21 9 .7002001-02 Mike Leaf 14 13 .5192002-03 Mike Leaf 11 17 .3932003-04 Mike Leaf 17 12 .5862004-05 Mike Leaf 24 11 .6862005-06 Mike Leaf 32 4 .8892006-07 Mike Leaf 35 1 .9722007-08 Mike Leaf 38 1 .9742008-09 Mike Leaf 24 9 .7272009-10 Mike Leaf 20 10 .6672010-11 Mike Leaf 20 10 .667All-Time Results 1078 1084 .499

National Championship seasons in bold

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE COACHING RECORDSCoaching WinsCoach Years Seasons W L Pct.Mike Leaf 13 1998 - current 290 118 .711Les Wothke 11 1970-75, 92-98 183 110 .625Jerry Nauman 14 1978-92 150 237 .388Glen Galligan 9 1927-34, 35-37 69 56 .552Ron Ekker 4 1966-70 60 39 .606Lyle Arns 6 1949-55 52 80 .394Robert Campbell 5 1961-66 45 69 .395Joe Gerlach 3 1958-61 45 69 .395Charlie Fisk 5 1937-42 41 53 .436Ben Hix 3 1975-78 26 52 .333T.O Dillon 5 1917-21 24 16 .600Ray Habermann 4 1923-27 23 21 .523Luther McCown 4 1942-43, 46-49 19 66 .224Russ Owen 3 1955-58 18 50 .265W.O. Abram 1 1915-16 8 0 1.000Earl Green 1 1934-35 7 9 .438Mike Bambenek 2 1944-46 7 14 .333W.E. Everts 2 1921-23 7 17 .292F.W. Moore 1 1916-17 2 5 .286

Winning PercentageCoach Years Seasons W L Pct.W.O. Abram 1 1915-16 8 0 1.000Mike Leaf 13 1998-present 290 118 .711Les Wothke 11 1970-75, 92-98 183 110 .625Ron Ekker 4 1966-70 60 39 .606T.O. Dillon 5 1917-21 24 16 .600Glen Galligan 9 1927-34, 35-37 69 56 .552Ray Habermann 4 1923-27 23 21 .523Earl Green 1 1934-35 7 9 .438Charlie Fisk 5 1937-42 41 53 .436Robert Campbell 5 1961-66 45 69 .395Joe Gerlach 3 1958-61 45 69 .395Lyle Arns 6 1949-55 52 80 .394Jerry Nauman 14 1978-92 150 237 .388Ben Hix 3 1975-78 26 52 .333Mike Bambenek 2 1944-46 7 14 .333W.E. Everts 2 1921-23 7 17 .292F.W. Moore 1 1916-17 2 5 .286Russ Owens 3 1955-58 18 50 .265Luther McCown 4 1942-43, 46-49 19 66 .224

Years CoachedCoach Years Seasons W L Pct.Jerry Nauman 14 1978-92 150 237 .388Mike Leaf 13 1998 - current 290 118 .711Les Wothke 11 1970-75, 92-98 183 110 .625Glen Galligan 9 1927-34, 35-37 69 56 .552Lyle Arns 6 1949-55 52 80 .394Robert Campbell 5 1961-66 45 69 .395Charlie Fisk 5 1937-42 41 53 .436T.O Dillon 5 1917-21 24 16 .600Ron Ekker 4 1966-70 60 39 .606Luther McCown 4 1942-43, 46-49 19 66 .224Ray Habermann 4 1923-27 23 21 .523Ben Hix 3 1975-78 26 52 .333Joe Gerlach 3 1958-61 45 69 .395Russ Owen 3 1955-58 18 50 .265Mike Bambenek 2 1944-46 7 14 .333W.E. Everts 2 1921-23 7 17 .292Earl Green 1 1934-35 7 9 .438F.W. Moore 1 1916-17 2 5 .286W.O. Abram 1 1915-16 8 0 1.000

Games CoachedCoach Years Seasons G W L Pct.Mike Leaf 13 1998 - current 408 290 118 .711Jerry Nauman 14 1978-92 387 150 237 .388Les Wothke 11 1970-75, 92-98 293 183 110 .625Lyle Arns 6 1949-55 132 52 80 .394Glen Galligan 9 1927-34, 35-37 125 69 56 .552Robert Campbell 5 1961-66 114 45 69 .395Joe Gerlach 3 1958-61 114 45 69 .395Ron Ekker 4 1966-70 99 60 39 .606Charlie Fisk 5 1937-42 94 41 53 .436Luther McCown 4 1942-43, 46-49 85 19 66 .224Ben Hix 3 1975-78 78 26 52 .333Russ Owen 3 1955-58 68 18 50 .265Ray Habermann 4 1923-27 44 23 21 .523T.O. Dillon 5 1917-21 40 24 16 .600W.E. Everts 2 1921-23 24 7 17 .292Mike Bambenek 2 1944-46 21 7 14 .333Earl Green 1 1934-35 16 7 9 .438W.O. Abram 1 1915-16 8 8 0 1.000F.W. Moore 1 1916-17 7 2 5 .286

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE TEAM RECORDSMost Games Played39, 2007-08

Most Wins38, 2007-08

Most Losses22, 1978-79

Consecutive Wins to Start Season35, 2006-07

Consecutive Losses to Start Season8, 1943-44; 1944-45

Winning Streak57, 2005-06 - 2006-07*NCAA Record, all divisions

Losing Streak20, 1947-48

Undefeated Home Seasons21-0 2006-0713-0 1991-9212-0 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75

Best Road Record10-0, 2007-08

Largest Margin of Victory91, vs. Witoka, MN HS, Jan. 3, 1931

Largest Losing Margin60, vs. St. Mary’s, Jan. 15, 1945

Most Points Game, Combined218, vs. Upper Iowa (W, 114-104), Dec. 3, 1966

Fewest Points Game, Combined18, vs. UW-Stout (W, 13-5), Dec. 3, 1926

Most Points, Season3,233, 2007-08 (39 games)

Fewest Points, Season86, 1918-19 (4 games)

Most Points Allowed2,481, 2004-05 (35 games)

Fewest Points Allowed80, 1915-16 (8 games)

Highest Scoring Average86.08, 1971-72

Lowest Scoring Average16.75, 1921-22

Highest Scoring Average Allowed83.45, 1956-57

Lowest Scoring Average Allowed10.0, 1915-16

Championships

NSIC Regular Season Champions (14)

1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-00,

2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

NSIC Tournament Champions(5)

2001, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011

NAIA District 13 Champions(2)

1973, 1975

NCAA North Central Region Champions(3)

2006, 2007, 2008

NCAA National Champions(2)

2006, 2008

Post Season Totals and Records

NAIA District 13 TournamentOverall Record: 10-12Home: 9-2Road: 1-10

NAIA NationalsOverall Recrod: 2-4Home: 0-0Road: 0-1Neutral 2-3

NSIC TournamentOverall Record: 20-6Home: 15-2Road 1-2Neutral 2-0

NCAA National TournamentOverall Record: 18-4Home: 9-0Road: 0-1Neutral: 2-3Elite Eight 8-1

Post Season TotalsOverall Record: 52-29Home: 34-4Road: 2-13Neutral 16-11

Longest Winning Streak17, March 1, 2006 - March 22, 2007

Longest Losing Streak5, March 8, 1938 - March 1, 1971

Most Points Scored100 vs. St. Cloud State, March 10, 2007

Most Points Allowed106 vs Bemidji State, March 5, 2003

Largest Margin of Victory34 vs. Macelester (W, 99-65), March 6, 1972

Largest Losing Margin33 vs. Minn. Duluth (L, 78-55), March 6, 1990

Postseason Coaching RecordsCoach Overall NSIC NAIA NCAAMike Leaf 42-13 21-7 -- 19-6Les Wothke 9-7 -- 7-5 2-2Jerry Nauman 3-5 -- 3-5 --Charlie Fisk 0-2 -- 0-2 --Ron Ekker 0-2 -- 0-2 --

Conference Winning Streaks48 - Jan. 13, 2006 - Feb. 24, 200824 - Jan. 21, 1972 - Jan. 12, 197415 - Feb. 7, 1998 - Feb. 17, 199914 - Jan. 4, 1969 - Jan. 25, 197012 - Jan. 15, 2005 - Jan. 6, 200610 - Dec. 1, 1999 - Jan. 25, 200010 - Feb. 15, 1974 - Feb. 3, 1975

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WINONA STATE AWARD WINNERSNational Player of the Year

NABCJohn Smith 2006-07John Smith 2007-08

Molten/Division II BulletinJohn Smith 2006-07John Smith 2007-08

Basketball TimesJohn Smith 2006-07John Smith 2007-08

DaktronicsJohn Smith 2007-08

All-Americans

NABCJohn Smith 2006-07John Smith 2007-08

Division II BulletinDavid Zellmann (Third Team) 2005-06John Smith (First Team) 2006-07Zach Malvik (Honorable Mention) 2006-07Jonte Flowers (Honorable Mention) 2006-07John Smith (First Team) 2007-08Jonte Flowers (Second Team) 2007-08David Johnson (Honorable Mention) 2009-10

DaktronicsDavid Zellmann (Third Team) 2005-06John Smith (First Team) 2006-07Jonte Flowers (Third Team) 2006-07John Smith (First Team) 2007-08Jonte Flowers (First Team) 2007-08

Basketball TimesDavid Zellmann (Third Team) 2005-06John Smith (First Team) 2006-07John Smith (First Team) 2007-08Jonte Flowers (First Team) 2007-08

NAIAHershel Lewis (Third Team) 1971-72Gus Johnson (Third Team) 1974-75

GTELance Meincke 1998-99Lance Meincke 1999-00

Successful FarmingLance Meincke 1998-99Lance Meincke 1999-00

Elite Eight All-TournamentDavid Zellmann 2005-06John Smith 2005-06John Smith 2006-07

Jonte Flowers 2006-07Zach Malvik 2006-07John Smith 2007-08Jonte Flowers 2007-08

Regional Awards

NABC Region Player of the YearJohn Smith 2006-07John Smith 2007-08

Daktronics Region Player of the YearJohn Smith 2006-07John Smith and Jonte Flowers 2007-08

NABC/Chevrolet North Central RegionKyle Schlaak (First Team) 2000-01David Zellmann (First Team) 2005-06John Smith (First Team) 2005-06John Smith (First Team) 2007-08Jonte Flowers (First Team) 2007-08David Johnson (First Team) 2008-09Ben Fischer (Second Team) 2008-09David Johnson (First Team) 2009-10Ben Fischer (Second Team) 2010-11

Daktronics North Central RegionJustin Treptow (Second Team) 1999-00Kyle Schlaak (Second Team) 2000-01David Zellmann (First Team) 2005-06John Smith (Second Team) 2005-06John Smith (First Team) 2006-07Jonte Flowers (First Team) 2006-07Zach Malvik (Second Team) 2006-07John Smith (First Team) 2007-08Jonte Flowers (First Team) 2007-08

Daktronics Central RegionDavid Johnson 2008-09David Johnson 2009-10

NCAA North Central RegionTournament MVP

David Zellmann 2006Zach Malvik 2007Jonte Flowers 2008

NCAA North Central RegionAll-Tournament

David Zellmann 2006John Smith 2006Zach Malvik 2007John Smith 2007John Smith 2008Jonte Flowers 2008

NSIC Awards

NSIC Tournament MVPKyle Schlaak 2001David Zellmann 2006

John Smith 2007John Smith 2008Ben Fischer 2011

NSIC All-TournamentLance Meincke 2000Kyle Schlaak 2001Zach Malvik 2005David Zellman 2005John Smith 2005David Zellmann 2006John Smith 2006Jonte Flowers 2006John Smith 2007Jonte Flowers 2007Zach Malvik 2007Travis Whipple 2008John Smith 2008Jonte Flowers 2008Ben Fischer 2010Ben Fischer 2011Clayton Vette 2011

NSIC MVPHershel Lewis 1972-73Gus Johnson 1974-75Jason West 1985-86Kyle Schlaak 2000-01David Zellmann 2005-06John Smith 2006-07John Smith 2007-08

NSIC Defensive Player of the YearKyle Schlaak 2000-01John Hopf 2003-04Jonte Flowers 2004-05Jonte Flowers 2005-06Jonte Flowers 2006-07Jonte Flowers 2007-08

NSIC Newcomer of the YearDavid Zellmann 2002-03Quincy Henderson 2005-06

NABC All-Star Game SelectionDavid Johnson 2009-10

Collegiate Basketball Invitational SelectionZach Malvik 2007John Smith 2008Jonte Flowers 2008

Portmouth Invitational SelectionJonte Flowers 2008

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE AWARD WINNERSCoaching Honors

NABC NCAA Division II Coach of the YearMike Leaf 2005-06Mike Leaf 2007-08

Multon/DII Bulletin National Coach of the Year

Mike Leaf 2005-06Mike Leaf 2007-08

NABC North Central Region Coach of the Year

Mike Leaf 2005-06Mike Leaf 2007-08

Multon/DII Bulletin NSIC Coach of the YearMike Leaf 2005-06Mike Leaf 2007-08

NSIC Coach of the YearRon Ekker 1968-69Les Wothke 1971-72Les Wothke 1972-73Les Wothke 1974-75Mike Leaf 1999-00Mike Leaf 2004-05Mike Leaf 2005-06Mike Leaf 2006-07Mike Leaf 2007-08

All-Conference Players

1935-36 Luther McCown (1)1936-37 Lyle Arns (1) Ralph Spencer (2)1937-38 Lyle Arns (1) Bob Parker (2) Ralph Spencer (2)1938-39 Art Andrejek (1) Ralph Spencer (1)1939-40 Ralph Spencer (1)1940-41 Charles Duncanson (1)1941-42 Charles Duncanson (1)1942-43 Wayne Kannel (1)1944-45 Sonny Dahl (1)1947-48 Sonny Dahl (1)1948-49 George Vondrashek (2)1949-50 Pete Polus (2)1950-51 George Vondrashek (1) Pete Polus (2)1951-52 Rod Lingenfelter (2)1952-53 Dick Kowles (2)1953-54 Dick Kowles (1) Pete Polus (1)1954-55 Pete Polus (1)1955-56 Al Svenningson (1)1956-57 Al Svenningson (1) Craig Currier (2)1957-58 Al Svenningson (1) Don Klagge (2)

1958-59 Don Klagge (1)1959-60 Don Klagge (2) KenStellpflug(HM)1960-61 KenStellpflug(1) Jerry Goetz (2)1961-62 Arlan Klinder (2) KenStellpflug(2)1963-64 Lyle Papenfuss (1) Gary Peterson (2)1964-65 Dave Meisner (2) Tom Stallings (2)1965-66 Dave Meisner (1)1966-67 Dave Meisner (1) Tim Anderson (2)1967-68 Mike Jeresek (1) Gene Schultz (2)1968-69 Gene Schultz (1) Rick Starzecki (2)1969-70 Steve Protsman (1) Jacques Gibbs (2)1970-71 Steve Protsman (1) Roscoe Young (2)1971-72 David Johnson (1) Hershel Lewis (1) Roscoe Young (1)1972-73 Mel Halbert (1) David Johnson (1) Mike Urbach (1) Roscoe Young (1)1973-74 David Johnson (1) Roscoe Young (1)1974-75 David Johnson (1) Paul Sir (1) Mark Nordin (2)1976-77 Bob Lyons (2)1977-78 Wendell Anderson (2)1978-79 Rich Wendorff (2)1979-80 Rich Wendorff (2)1981-82 Eric Hepker (2)1983-84 Steve Nett (1)1985-86 Jason West (1) Mark Hesse (2)1986-87 Mark Stensgard (2)1987-88 Carter Glad (1)1988-89 Carter Glad (1)1989-90 Tom Brown (2)1990-91 Darren Miller (1)1991-92 Ray Winter (2)1992-93 Donald Jordan (1) Damon Scott (2)1993-94 Damon Scott (2)1994-95 Damon Scott (1)1996-97 Brad Sowinski (2)1997-98 Tommie Beal (2) Lance Meincke (2)1998-99 Lance Meincke (1) Kyle Schlaak (1) Justin Treptow Hans Albrecht (HM)1999-00 Lance Meincke (1) Kyle Schlaak (1) Justin Treptow (1)

2000-01 Kyle Schlaak (1)2001-02 Jason Linzmeier (1)2002-03 Zach Malvik (1) Jon Urbach (HM) David Zellmann (HM)2003-04 Travis Leech (1) David Zellmann (1)2004-05 Zach Malvik (1) David Zellmann (1) Jon Urbach (2)2005-06 Zach Malvik (1) John Smith (1) David Zellmann (1)2006-07 Jonte Flowers (1) Zach Malvik (1) John Smith (1) Quincy Henderson (3)2007-08 Jonte Flowers (1) John Smith (1) Quincy Henderson (2)2008-09 Ben Fischer (1) David Johnson (1) Travis Whipple (2)2009-10 David Johnson (1) Ben Fischer (2)2010-11 Ben Fischer (1) Anthony Tucker (2) Clayton Vette (2)

NSIC Scoring ChampionPlayer Points PPG SeasonAl Svenningson 200 25.0 1955-56Al Svenningson 187 23.4 1956-57Al Svenningson 200 25.0 1957-58Dave Meisner 295 24.6 1966-67Hershel Lewis 271 27.1 1972-73Roscoe Young 292 24.3 1973-74Rich Wendorff 375 22.3 1978-79Carter Glad 330 30.0 1987-88Carter Glad 314 31.4 1988-89David Zellmann 289 20.6 2005-06

NSIC Rebounding ChampionPlayer Reb RPG SeasonMike Jeresek 172 15.6 1967-68Gus Johnson 199 16.6 1971-72Gus Johnson 209 17.4 1972-73Gus Johnson 201 16.8 1973-74Gus Johnson 210 17.5 1974-75John Smith 143 10.2 2005-06John Smith 156 8.7 2006-07

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THE STREAKGames Played At:Home - 33Away - 17Neutral - 7

Overtime Games - 5

Most Points Scored:120, North Central, MN; Jan. 24, 2006

Fewest Points Scored:68, Minnesota, Crookston, Feb. 25, 2006

Most Points Allowed:91, Wayne State, NE, Jan. 13, 2006

Fewest Points Allowed:37, Bemidji State, Jan. 19, 2007

Largest Margin of Victory:81, North Central, MN, Dec. 5, 2006

Smallest Margin of Victory:3, Minnesota State Mankato, March 12, 2006; Concordia-St. Paul, Jan. 12, 2007; Minnesota State Moorhead, Jan. 13, 2007

Teams Played - 27(23 Division II, 4 Division III)

Points Scored - 4,869 (85.4 ppg)

Points Allowed - 3,825 (67.1 ppg)

Average Margin of Victory - 18.316

Games Scored 60 Points - 4Games Scored 70 Points - 12Games Scored 80 Points - 22Games Scored 90 Points - 14Games Scored 100 Points - 5

Games Allowed 30 Points - 2Games Allowed 40 Points - 1Games Allowed 50 Points - 9Games Allowed 60 Points - 19Games Allowed 70 Points - 21Games Allowed 80 Points - 4Games Allowed 90 Points - 1

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Nov. 15 Minnesota State 81-72 WNov. 19 Minnesota Duluth 81-66 WNov. 25 St. Cloud State% 79-80 LNov. 26 at Minnesota Duluth 76-72 WNov. 30 Saint Mary’s 77-64 WDec. 3 at Minnesota State 75-68 WDec. 7 Augustana, SD 96-60 WDec. 9 Viterbo, WI 93-48 WDec. 10 Upper Iowa 77-46 WDec. 17 at St. Joseph’s, IN 76-81 LDec. 19 at Wisconsin-Parkside 79-82 LDec. 30 at Upper Iowa 91-76 WJan. 6 Minnesota, Crookston 90-54 WJan. 7 Bemidji State 79-84 LJan. 13 at Wayne State, NE 98-91 (ot) WJan. 14 at Southwest Minnesota State 77-67 WJan. 20 Northern State 92-78 WJan. 21 MSU Moorhead 74-41 WJan. 24 North Central, MN 120-73 WJan. 28 at Concordia-St. Paul 80-64 WFeb. 4 Concordia-St. Paul 92-77 WFeb. 10 at MSU Moorhead 77-61 WFeb. 11 at Northern State 82-73 WFeb. 17 Southwest Minnesota State 77-69 WFeb. 18 Wayne State, NE 90-63 WFeb. 24 at Bemidji State 85-67 WFeb. 25 at Minnesota, Crookston 68-50 WMar. 1 Minnesota, Crookston** 88-59 WMar. 4 Southwest Minnesota State** 75-58 WMar. 5 Northern State** 93-80 WMar. 11 South Dakota^ 81-69 (ot) WMar. 12 Minnesota State^ 74-71 WMar. 14 Northern State^ 96-86 WMar. 22 Barton, NC# 86-78 (ot) WMar. 23 Stonehill, MA# 83-73 WMar. 25 Virginia Union!! 73-61 W%at Duluth, Minn.**NSIC Tournament, Winona, Minn.^NCAA North Central Region, Winona, Minn.#NCAAEliteEight,Springfield,Mass.!!NCAA Division II National Championship

2006-0735-1

Nov. 15 Bethany Lutheran, MN 88-79 WNov. 18 St. Joseph’s, IN 90-68 WNov. 24 Saint Mary’s 98-54 WDec. 1 Northern State 90-62 WDec. 2 Mary, ND 77-57 WDec. 5 North Central, MN 119-38 WDec. 9 at Upper Iowa 80-62 WDec. 15 at Minnesota Duluth 84-74 WDec. 19 Wingate, NC% 91-78 WDec. 20 Hillsdale, MI% 81-67 WDec. 29 Wisconsin-Parkside 92-76 WJan. 5 at Wayne State, NE 107-74 WJan. 6 at Southwest Minnesota State 76-71 WJan. 12 Concordia-St. Paul 89-86 (ot) WJan. 13 MSU Moorhead 69-66 WJan. 19 at Bemidji State 82-37 WJan. 20 at Minnesota, Crookston 93-79 WJan. 27 at Northern State 76-66 WJan. 28 at Mary, ND 80-63 WJan. 31 Clark, IA 79-52 WFeb. 3 Upper Iowa 81-70 WFeb. 9 Southwest Minnesota State 68-59 WFeb. 10 Wayne State, NE 80-72 WFeb. 16 at MSU Moorhead 89-56 WFeb. 17 at Concordia-St. Paul 87-68 WFeb. 23 Minnesota, Crookston 104-66 WFeb. 24 Bemidji State 76-60 WFeb. 28 Upper Iowa** 94-63 WMar. 3 Concordia-St. Paul** 87-71 WMar. 4 Southwest Minnesota State** 80-70 WMar. 10 St. Cloud State^ 100-73 WMar. 11 Nebraska-Kearney^ 81-70 WMar. 13 Minnesota State^ 89-76 WMar. 21 Bentley, MA# 64-51 WMar. 22 Central Missouri# 90-85 (ot) WMar. 24 Barton, NC!! 75-77 L%Nassau, Bahamas**NSIC Tournament, Winona, Minn.^NCAA North Central Region, Winona, Minn.#NCAADivisionIIEliteEight,Springfield,Mass.!!NCAA Division II National Championship

The numbers more then speak for themselves. Beginning with an overtime victory over Wayne State on Jan. 13, 2006 and ending over a year later, the Winona State men’s basketball team did not lose a game. After that vic-tory over Wayne State, the Warriors rolled to 21 more wins in a row to close the 2005-06 season,culminatingintheschool’sfirstNationalChampionship.Thewinningcontinuedduring the next season, with Winona State claiming a 35-0 record entering their second consecutive title matchup. While the Warriors would fall that day to Barton, NC, the list of accomplishments they left in their wake are staggering. Winona State can claim a national title during The Streak. They also earned two North-ern Sun Intercollegiate Conference regular season championships, as well as a pair of NSIC Tournament Championships. The 35 wins the 2006-07 team earned are the most in a single season in any level of college basketball. Head coach Mike Leaf earned national coach of the year honors after the 2005-06 sea-sonandclaimedNSICcoachinghonorstwice.Sixplayersearnedall-conferencefirstteamaccoladeswhileJohnSmithandJonte’Flowerswerefirst-teamAll-Americans.Smithwasnamed Division II’s National Player of the Year for the 2006-07 season. The Warriors were tested in their run, but came to play every night, never allowing an opponenttogetthebestofthem.Theteamsurvivedfiveovertimegamesandwonbythreepoints on three different occasions. But mostly they dominated. Winona State’s average margin of victory was 18 points.

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

Winona State NCAA Tournament Results

Year Date Round Opponent W/L Score Site 2001 March 9 First Round Southwest State L 77-88 St. Cloud, Minn.

2005 March 12 First Round Nebraska-Omaha W 64-58 Denver, Colo.2005 March13 RegionalSemifinal SouthDakota L 68-73 Denver,Colo.

2006 March 11 First Round South Dakota W 81-69 (ot) Winona, Minn.2006 March12 RegionalSemifinal MinnesotaState-Mankato W 74-71 Winona,Minn.2006 March 14 Regional Final Northern State W 96-86 Winona, Minn.2006 March22 EliteEight Barton,NC W 86-78(ot) Springfield,Mass.2006 March23 FinalFour Stonehill,MA W 83-73 Springfield,Mass.2006 March25 NCAAChampionshipVirginiaUnion W 73-61 Springfield,Mass.

2007 March 10 First Round St. Cloud State W 100-73 Winona, Minn.2007 March11 RegionalSemifinal Nebraska-Kearney W 81-70 Winona,Minn.2007 March 13 Regional Final Minnesota State-Mankato W 89-76 Winona, Minn.2007 March21 EliteEight Bentley,MA W 64-51 Springfield,Mass.2007 March22 FinalFour CentralMissouri W 90-85(ot) Springfield,Mass.2007 March24 NCAAChampionshipBarton,NC L 75-77 Springfield,Mass.

2008 March 15 First Round Colorado-Christian W 78-45 Winona, Minn.2008 March16 RegionalSemifinal Nebraska-Omaha W 80-67 Winona,Minn.2008 March 18 Regional Final Northern State W 68-60 Winona, Minn.2008 March26 EliteEight GrandValleyState W 67-54 Springfield,Mass.2008 March27 FinalFour Bentley,MA W 86-75 Springfield,Mass.2008 March29 NCAAChampionshipAugustaState W 87-78 Springfield,Mass.

2009 March 14 First Round Metro State W 60-59 Marshall, Minn.2009 March15 RegionalSemifinal Augustana,SD L 82-88 Marshall,Minn.

2010 March 13 First Round Mesa State L 68-73 Mankato, Minn.

2011 March 12 First Round Minnesota State L 81-96 Mankato, Minn.

Team Records Points: 100 vs. St. Cloud State (3/10/07)Points Allowed: 96 vs. Minnesota State (3/12/11)Margin of Victory: 33 vs. Colo. Christian (3/15/08)Margin of Defeat: 15, vs. Minnesota State (3/12/11)Field Goals Made: 35 vs. Central Missouri (3/22/07) 35 vs. St. Cloud State (3/10/07)3-Pointers Made: 14 vs. Colo. Christian (3/15/08)Free Throws Made: 30 vs. Barton (3/22/06)Rebounds: 52 vs. South Dakota (3/11/06)Assists: 21 vs. Nebraska-Kearney (3/11/07) 21 vs. St. Cloud State (3/10/07) 21 vs. Northern State (3/14/06)Turnovers: 21 vs. Barton (3/24/07)Blocks: 12 vs. Nebraska-Kearney (3/11/07) 12 vs. South Dakota (3/11/06)Steals: 12 vs. Northern State (3/14/06)

Individual Records Points33 Jonte Flowers vs. Northern State (3/18/08)32 Jonte Flowers vs. Central Missouri (3/22/07)31 Zach Malvik vs. Minnesota State (3/13/07)31 David Zellmann vs. Northern State (3/14/06)30 Jonte Flowers vs. Augusta State (3/29/08)30 Zach Malvik vs. St. Cloud State (3/10/07)

Field Goals Made13 Jonte Flowers vs. Central Missouri (3/22/07)12 John Smith vs. South Dakota (3/11/06)11 Jonte Flowers vs. Augusta State (3/29/08)11 Jonte Flowers vs. Grand Valley State (3/26/08)

3-Point Field Goals Made7 David Zellmann vs. Virginia Union (3/25/06)6 David Zellmann vs. South Dakota (3/13/05)

Free Throws Made12 Clayton Vette vs. Minnesota State (3/12/11)12 David Johnson vs. Augustana (3/15/09)12 David Zellmann vs. Northern State (3/14/06)11 Zach Malvik vs. Minnesota State (3/13/07)11 John Smith vs. Barton (3/22/06)

Rebounds17 John Smith vs. Barton (3/22/06)16 John Smith vs. Minnesota State (3/12/06)15 John Smith vs. Minnesota State (3/13/07)15 John Smith vs. Nebraska-Kearney (3/11/07) 15 John Smith vs. South Dakota (3/11/06)

Assists8 Zach Malvik vs. South Dakota (3/13/05)7 Ben Fischer vs. Minnesota State (3/12/11)7 Ben Fischer vs. Grand Valley State (3/26/08)

Blocks9 John Smith vs. Nebraska-Kearney (3/11/07)7 John Smith vs. Barton (3/22/06)6 John Smith vs. Virginia Union (3/25/06)6 John Smith vs. South Dakota (3/11/06)6 John Smith vs. Nebraska-Omaha (3/12/05)

Steals6 Jonte Flowers vs. Bentley (3/21/07)5 Jonte Flowers vs. Grand Valley State (3/26/08)5 Quincy Henderson vs. Neb.-Kearney (3/11/07)5 Jonte Flowers vs. Northern State (3/14/06)

Winona State Basketball in the PostseasonNational Champions: 2006, 2008National Tournament Runner-up: 2007NCAA Regional Champion: 2006, 2007, 2008NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2001, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011NSIC Tournament Champions: 2001, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011

NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS

2006, 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

WINONA STATE ALL-TIME SERIESWinona State vs. G W L BeganAdams State, CO 1 1 0 2009Alabama-Huntsville 1 1 0 1986Armstrong State, AL 1 1 0 1974Assumption, MA 1 1 0 2007Augsburg 15 10 5 1925Augustana, IL 1 0 1 1942Augustana, SD 13 6 7 1937Augusta State, GA 1 1 0 2008Barry, FL 2 1 1 1999Barton, NC 2 1 1 2006Beloit, WI 6 0 6 1963Bemidji State 149 81 68 1933Bentley, MA 2 2 0 2007Bethany Lutheran, MN 2 2 0 2006Bethel, MN 14 10 4 1952Biola, CA 1 1 0 1993Black Hills State, SD 1 1 0 1988Bradley, IL 1 0 1 1970Briar Cliff, IA 1 1 0 1997Bryant, RI 1 1 0 1975Buena Vista, IA 1 1 0 1953BYU-Hawaii 3 0 3 2004California Baptist 1 0 1 2000California-Poly Pomona 3 1 2 1986CalState-Bakersfield 1 0 1 1986Cal State-San Bernardino 1 0 1 2000Cardinal Stritch, WI 3 3 0 1989Carleton 2 2 0 1964Carson-Newman, TN 1 1 0 1994Carroll, WI 4 1 3 1959Central Missouri 1 1 0 2007Chadron State, NE 1 1 0 1999Chaminade, HI 1 0 1 2004Chicago State 3 2 1 1969Clarke, IA 3 3 0 2007Colorado Christian 2 1 1 1996Concordia-St. Paul 41 38 3 1930Cornell, IA 1 0 1 1953Culver-Stockton, MO 3 2 1 1939Crown, MN 1 1 0 1996Dallas Baptist, TX 1 1 0 1974DePaul, IL 1 0 1 1972Drake, IA 2 0 2 1984Drury, MO 1 1 0 1996Dubuque, IA 6 3 3 1950Eastern Illinois 2 0 2 1957Eastern Michigan 1 0 1 1968Eckard, FL 2 0 2 1989Fairmont State, WV 1 0 1 1975Ferris State, MI 1 0 1 1992Florida Southern 2 0 2 1990Florida Tech 1 0 1 1999George Williams, IL 2 1 1 2008Grand Canyon, AZ 2 1 1 1973Grand Valley State, MI 1 1 0 2008Grand View, IA 2 0 2 1981Great Falls, MT 1 1 0 1974Gustavus Adolphus 10 7 3 1936Hamline 9 7 2 1924HawaiiPacific 1 1 0 2004Hillsdale, MI 2 2 0 1973

Winona State vs. G W L BeganHuron, SD 2 1 1 1953Illinois State 2 0 2 1972IUPU-Indianapolis, IN 2 0 2 1994Iowa Wesleyan 1 1 0 1987Jamestown State, ND 1 0 1 1979Lakeland, WI 2 2 0 1963Lea, MN 2 2 0 1969Lewis U, IL 4 2 2 2001Lincoln, MO 2 0 2 1954Loras, IA 15 10 5 1956Luther, IA 14 4 10 1922Lynn, FL 1 0 1 1999Macalester 10 6 4 1940Marian, WI 1 0 1 1991Mary, ND 11 10 1 2006Marycrest International, IA 2 2 0 1993Mesa State, CO 1 0 1 2010Metro State, CO 3 2 1 1996Michigan Tech 48 30 18 1947Midland Lutheran, NE 1 1 0 2001Milton, WI 3 2 1 1958Minnesota State-Mankato 130 47 83 1916Minnesota State Moorhead 147 77 70 1934Minnesota Crookston 25 23 2 2000Minnesota Duluth 89 29 60 1933Minnesota Morris 80 48 32 1967Morehead, KY 1 0 1 1971Morehouse, GA 1 0 1 1993Morningside, IA 2 0 2 1999Mt. Marty, SD 2 0 2 1982Mt. Mercy, IA 1 0 1 1983Mt. Senario, WI 15 11 4 1982Nebraska-Kearney 2 2 0 1973Nebraska-Omaha 5 2 3 2001Nebraska Wesleyan 1 0 1 1959North Alabama 2 1 1 1993North Central, IL 1 0 1 1989North Central, MN 3 3 0 1996North Dakota 1 0 1 1948North Dakota State 3 1 2 1979Northern Arizona 1 0 1 1992Northern Iowa 16 2 14 1955Northern Michigan 7 3 4 1947Northern State, SD 73 34 39 1968Northland, WI 11 8 3 1946Northwestern, MN 5 5 0 1982Northwood, FL 1 1 0 2010Northwood Institute, MI 2 1 1 1986Oakland City, IN 1 1 0 2008Oklahoma Baptist 1 0 1 1973Oklahoma Christian 1 1 0 1972Ouachita Baptist, AK 1 1 0 1972Philadelphia U of Science 1 1 0 2007Pillsbury Baptist, MN 1 1 0 1996Quincy, IL 4 0 4 1975Racine, WI 1 1 0 1973Regis, CO 1 0 1 1996Ripon, WI 2 1 1 1976Rockford, IL 1 1 0 1991Rollins, FL 2 0 2 1989Saginaw Valley State, MI 1 0 1 2004

Winona State vs. G W L BeganSIU-Edwardsville 3 1 2 1979St. Benedictine, IA 1 1 0 1981St. Cloud State 140 44 96 1918St. Francis, IL 9 4 5 1982Saint Joseph’s, IN 2 1 1 2005St. John’s, MN 3 0 3 1969Saint Mary’s, MN 88 44 44 1922St. Norbet, WI 2 1 1 1962St. Olaf 13 10 3 1939St. Scholastica, MN 10 8 2 1980St. Thomas, MN 23 7 16 1967St. Xavier, IL 3 0 3 1989Sam Houston State, TX 1 0 1 1972Sioux Falls, SD 1 1 0 1969South Dakota 5 2 3 1956South Dakota State 11 1 10 1941Southern Indiana 1 0 1 1994Southwest Minnesota State 92 60 32 1968Stonehill, CT 1 1 0 2006Tampa, FL 3 0 3 1989Teikyo Westmar, IA 1 0 1 1953Texas A&M International 1 1 0 2008Truman (NE Missouri State) 3 2 1 1949Tulane, LA 1 1 0 1971Upper Iowa 25 20 5 1942Virginia Union 1 1 0 2006Viterbo, WI 11 9 2 1980Wartburg, IA 12 6 6 1948Washburn, KN 1 0 1 1938Wayne State, MI 1 0 1 1968Wayne State, NE 37 26 11 1959West Alabama (Livingston) 1 0 1 1993Western Illinois 3 0 3 1956Wingate, NC 1 1 0 2006Wisconsin-Eau Claire 58 20 38 1917Wisconsin-Green Bay 3 2 1 1971Wisconsin-La Crosse 94 29 65 1916Wisconsin-Milwaukee 3 0 3 1974Wisconsin-Oshkosh 13 4 9 1955Wisconsin-Parkside 15 6 9 1973Wisconsin-Platteville 28 13 15 1948Wisconsin-River Falls 34 12 22 1946Wisconsin-Stevens Point 36 12 24 1939Wisconsin-Stout 58 28 30 1922Wisconsin-Superior 4 2 2 1960Wisconsin-Whitewater 3 1 2 1974

vs. Junior Colleges 48 34 14vs. High Schools 27 20 7 vs. All Others 23 14 9

Total Overall 2078 1035 1043

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEAR1915-16 • 8-0

Jan. 7 Caledonia, MN HS 27-21 WJan. 17 Mankato State 35-6 WJan. 21 Arcadia, WI HS 20-16 WJan. 28 at Wabasha, MN HS 28-10 WFeb. 5 at Mankato State 22-9 WFeb. 11 Wisconsin-La Crosse 36-5 WFeb. 18 Saint Mary’s 12-10 WFeb. 25 Wabasha, MN HS 35-3 W

1916-17 • 2-5Jan. 13 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 9-13 LJan. 13 at Wisconsin-Eau Clarie 8-16 LJan. 26 Caledonia, MN HS 23-15 WJan. 26 at Caledonia, MN HS 15-30 LFeb. 3 Wabasha, MN HS 29-13 WFeb. 16 Wisconsin-La Crosse 15-28 LMar. 2 Saint Mary’s 23-46 L

1917-18 • 7-5Dec. 15 at Ascension HS 16-25 LDec. 21 at Red Wing, MN HS 9-39 LDec. 28 Winona Cotter HS 44-10 WJan. 4 at Kellogg, MN HS 19-29 LJan. 12 at Kellogg, MN HS 31-15 WJan. 18 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 24-16 WJan. 25 Wisconsin-La Crosse 31-29 WFeb. 1 at Wisconsin-Eau Clarie 39-22 WFeb. 8 at Mankato State 57-16 WFeb. 15 Red Wing, MN HS 17-32 LFeb. 22 Mankato State 26-30 LMar. 2 St. Cloud State 28-13 W

1918-19 • 2-2Jan. 17 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 22-46 LJan. 24 Winona Cotter HS 19-18 WFeb. 6 Ascension HS 21-18 WFeb. 8 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 24-32 L

1919-20 • 8-5Jan. 10 Winona Cotter HS 25-14 WJan. 16 Winona YMCA 35-21 WJan. 23 Rushford, MN HS 41-7 WJan. 30 Wisconsin-La Crosse 17-25 LFeb. 4 at Caledonia, MN HS 30-13 WFeb. 5 at Harmony Legion, MN 17-23 LFeb. 6 at Harmony, MN HS 87-7 WFeb. 14 at Winona YMCA 35-15 WFeb. 20 at St. Cloud State 13-57 LFeb. 25 Mankato Commercials, MN 22-33 LMar. 6 St. Cloud State 16-37 LMar.11 Chatfield,MNHS 27-14 WMar. 15 Winona Cotter HS 34-7 W

1920-21 • 8-4Dec. 16 Caledonia, MN HS 28-6 WDec. 17 at Caledonia Legion, MN 34-26 WDec. 21 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 15-29 LJan. 8 Winona YMCA 17-18 LJan. 21 Caledonia Legion, MN 26-20 WJan. 29 at Fairbault Shattuck, MN HS 15-18 LJan. 30 at Rochester JC 47-8 WFeb. 4 at St. Cloud State 4-22 LFeb. 13 Rochester JC 44-9 WFeb. 19 Winona Cotter HS 37-24 WFeb. 23 at Winona YMCA 34-18 WFeb. 26 St. Cloud State 15-14 W

1921-22 • 3-9Dec. 9 Winona Legion 20-19 WDec. 16 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 13-50 LDec. 21 Alumni 16-18 LDec. 23 at Red Wing, MN HS 15-46 LJan. 7 at Wisconsin-Stout 10-32 LJan. 14 Rochester JC 27-22 WJan. 21 at Winona Legion 24-17 WJan. 28 St. Cloud State 14-20 LFeb. 3 at Rochester JC 10-36 LFeb. 11 Fairbault Shattuck, MN HS 14-23 LFeb. 17 at St. Cloud State 19-31 LFeb. 24 Luther, IA 19-20 L

1922-23 • 3-8Dec. 16 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 24-40 LDec. 20 Alumni 22-15 WJan. 6 Luther, IA 19-29 LJan. 13 Rochester, JC 21-27 LJan. 16 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 26-46 LJan. 20 at Wisconsin-Stout 17-28 LJan. 21 at Luther, IA 15-20 LJan. 27 at St. Cloud State 17-25 LFeb. 3 Mankato State 32-10 WFeb. 17 St. Cloud State 10-21 LFeb. 23 at Rochester JC 17-16 W

1923-24 • 9-3Dec. 15 Fort Snelling, MN 35-5 WDec. 19 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 23-28 LJan. 11 at Rochester, JC 28-22 WJan. 19 at Fort Snelling, MN 52-18 WJan. 25 Rochester JC 26-10 WFeb. 2 Mankato State 20-8 WFeb. 8 St. Cloud State 19-14 WFeb. 12 Parker College 15-12 WFeb. 15 at Mankato State 26-20 WFeb. 21 at St. Cloud State 28-26 WMar. 1 Hibbing JC 17-19 LMar. 22 at Eveleth JC 20-33 L

1924-25 • 7-4Dec. 5 Wisconsin-Stout 17-16 WDec. 12 Hamline, MN 18-24 LJan. 6 Rochester JC 23-20 WJan. 10 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 41-12 WJan. 23 at Mankato State 34-24 WJan. 30 at St. Cloud State 19-29 LJan. 31 at Hamline, MN 28-26 WFeb. 6 at Rochester JC 31-35 LFeb. 13 Mankato State 32-10 WFeb. 20 Waukon JC 36-12 WFeb. 27 St. Cloud State 16-23 L

1925-26 • 4-7Dec. 4 at Wisconsin-Stout 23-21 WDec. 5 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 14-34 LDec. 12 Denver Tigers 19-28 LDec. 18 Augsburg, MN 16-29 LJan. 15 Rochester JC 20-30 LJan. 22 at Mankato State 21-15 WJan. 30 Pahlen Luther, MN 18-21 LFeb. 5 at Rochester JC 26-25 WFeb. 12 St. Cloud State 19-23 LFeb. 19 Mankato State 22-30 LFeb. 26 at St. Cloud State 31-17 W

1926-27 • 3-7Dec. 3 Wisconsin-Stout 13-5 WDec. 10 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 12-38 LDec. 17 at Augsburg, MN 12-29 LJan. 14 Rochester JC 2-29 LJan. 21 at Augsburg, MN 20-23 L

Jan. 28 at Mankato State 20-29 LFeb. 4 at St. Cloud State 17-25 LFeb. 11 at Rochester JC 25-34 LFeb. 18 Mankato State 22-18 WFeb. 25 St. Cloud State 33-19 W

1927-28 • 5-9

Dec. 3 Winona YMCA 17-30 LDec. 9 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 22-23 LDec. 10 at Wisconsin-Stout 22-24 LDec. 14 at Winona YMCA 21-22 LJan. 7 Dover Bisons 41-12 WJan. 13 at Rochester JC 31-44 LJan. 22 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 34-27 WJan. at Phalen Luther, MN 24-31 LJan. 27 Mankato State 42-19 WFeb. 3 St. Cloud State 20-23 LFeb. 11 Rochester JC 39-23 WFeb. 17 at Mankato State 37-19 WFeb. 25 at St. Cloud State 24-26 LMar. 4 at Phalen Luther, MN 25-34 L

1928-29 • 13-0Dec. 7 Dover Bisons 44-22 WDec. 14 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 36-25 WDec. 20 Phalen Luther, MN 43-27 WJan. 5 Dover Bisons 47-25 WJan. 8 Watkins Red Devils 41-31 WJan. 11 at Rochester JC 30-26 WJan. 18 Watkins Red Devils 52-27 WJan. 25 at Mankato State 41-28 WFeb. 1 at St. Cloud State 36-30 WFeb. 8 at Rochester JC 34-23 WFeb. 16 Mankato State 36-21 WFeb. 22 St. Cloud State 27-20 WMar. 6 Virginia JC 36-33 W

1929-30 • 6-8Dec. 7 Dover Bisons 28-10 WDec. 13 Red Wing, MN Seminary 15-18 LDec. 17 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 23-31 LJan. 6 Wisconsin-La Crosse 23-33 LJan. 10 at Rochester JC 20-10 WJan. 11 Concordia-St. Paul 34-31 WJan. 17 Minnesota Aggies 37-17 WJan. 24 Mankato State 27-24 WJan. 31 St. Cloud State 26-36 LFeb. 1 at Red Wing, MN Seminary 39-28 WFeb. 7 Rochester JC 28-31 LFeb. 15 at Mankato State 20-27 LFeb. 19 at St. Cloud State 23-41 LFeb. 22 at Concordia-St. Paul 17-22 L

1930-31 • 10-4Dec. 12 Wisconsin-Stout 23-28 LDec. 18 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 18-20 LJan. 3 Witoka, MN HS 100-9 WJan. 6 Lewiston, MN HS 46-14 WJan. 9 Witoka, MN HS 30-10 WJan. 13 Rochester JC 39-18 WJan. 16 Plainview, MN Merchants 39-23 WJan. 23 Lewiston, MN HS 30-15 WJan. 24 at Mankato State 25-29 LJan. 31 St. Cloud State 31-23 WFeb. 6 at Rochester JC 30-21 WFeb. 13 Mankato State 36-16 WFeb. 20 at St. Cloud State 35-28 WFeb. 28 at Mankato State 30-31 L

1931-32 • 5-6Dec. 11 Wisconsin-La Crosse 24-31 LDec. 16 Arcadia, WI Military Police 33-26 WDec. 18 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 34-25 WJan. 8 at Rochester JC 26-22 WJan. 13 Wisconsi-Eau Claire 20-23 LJan. 23 Mankato State 16-24 L

W.O. Abram1915-16 - Career Record: 8-0

Ray Habermann1923-27 - Career Record: 23-21

Glen Galligan1927-34, 35-37 - Career Record: 69-56

W.E. Everts1921-23 - Career Record: 7-17

T.O. Dillon1917-21 - Career Record: 24-16

F.W. Moore1916-17 - Career Record: 2-5

2006, 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARJan. 30 at St. Cloud State 26-22 WFeb. 5 Rochester JC 20-19 WFeb. 12 at Mankato State 24-36 LFeb. 16 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 10-26 LFeb. 19 St. Cloud State 20-28 L

1932-33 • 7-6Dec. 17 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 43-33 WDec. 31 Plainview, MN Merchants 47-27 WJan. 2 Zumbrota, MN Blue Jays 20-16 WJan. 4 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 36-30 WJan. 7 at Bemidji State 34-43 LJan. 14 Lanesboro, MN HS 41-27 WJan. 20 at Mankato State 22-49 LJan. 27 St. Cloud State 20-41 LFeb. 4 Rochester JC 49-26 WFeb. 10 Mankato State 37-39 LFeb. 17 at St. Cloud State 34-37 LFeb. 20 at Rochester JC 31-27 WFeb. 25 Minnesota Duluth 31-42 L

1933-34 • 3-10Dec. 7 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 21-37 LDec. 14 at Rochester JC 29-30 LDec. 18 at Saint Mary’s 23-32 LJan. 5 Rochester JC 23-22 WJan. 10 at Saint Mary’s 15-38 LJan. 12 Bemidji State 19-18 WJan. 20 Mankato State 21-25 LJan. 27 Moorhead State 22-40 LFeb. 2 at Minnesota Duluth 19-50 LFeb. 4 at Bemidji State 33-34 LFeb. 10 at Mankato State 28-31 LFeb. 17 St. Cloud State 25-24 WFeb. 23 at St. Cloud State 34-43 L

1934-35 • 7-9

Dec. 7 Wisconsin-Stout 30-28 WDec. 8 Lanesboro, MN Legion 26-28 LDec. 12 at Saint Mary’s 31-36 LDec. 14 at Rochester JC 33-23 WDec. 17 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 26-35 LJan. 4 Wisconsin-La Crosse 19-41 LJan. 6 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 35-32 WJan. 11 Bemidji State 31-26 WJan. 19 at Mankato State 32-26 WJan. 26 Saint Mary’s 29-31 LFeb. 1 Minnesota Duluth 32-38 LFeb. 9 Mankato State 25-27 LFeb. 15 at St. Cloud State 27-45 LFeb. 16 at Moorhead State 36-33 WFeb. 23 Rochester JC 20-16 WMar. 1 St. Cloud State 34-40 L

1935-36 • 8-9Dec. 6 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 26-25 WDec. 7 Waukon JC 81-17 WDec. 11 Rochester JC 49-22 WDec. 14 Wisconsin-Stout 34-38 LDec. 18 at Saint Mary’s 23-25 LDec. 20 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 45-36 WJan. 4 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 38-42 LJan. 7 Saint Mary’s 36-41 LJan. 10 at St. Cloud State 40-38 WJan. 11 at Bemidji State 27-42 LJan. 17 Mankato State 38-29 WJan. 24 St. Cloud State 39-43 LJan. 31 at Minnesota Duluth 34-58 LFeb. 2 at Hibbing JC 35-41 LFeb. 21 at Rochester JC 39-22 WFeb. 23 at Wisconsin-Stout 28-39 LFeb. 26 at Mankato State 27-22 W

1936-37 • 13-3Dec. 9 Rochester JC 34-15 WDec. 12 Gustavus Adolphus, MN 25-29 LDec. 16 at St. Cloud State 31-41 LDec. 17 at Bemidji State 46-40 WJan. 5 Saint Mary’s 34-29 WJan. 9 Bemidji State 35-34 WJan. 12 at Saint Mary’s 38-27 WJan. 16 at Mankato State 39-29 WJan. 20 Waldorf JC 37-26 WJan. 23 at Wisconsin-Stout 43-28 WJan. 29 Mankato State 45-37 WFeb. 5 Minnesota Duluth 26-42 LFeb. 10 at Rochester JC 38-29 WFeb. 15 Wisconsin-Stout 35-26 WFeb. 19 St. Cloud State 45-18 WFeb. 26 Hibbing JC 34-18 W

1937-38 • 14-4

Dec. 3 Wisconsin-La Crosse 32-28 WDec. 8 Rochester JC 39-17 WDec. 10 at Moorhead State 36-34 WDec. 11 at Bemidji State 34-32 WDec. 17 Augustana, SD 44-34 WJan. 6 Moorhead State 38-29 WJan. 14 Mankato State 48-31 WJan. 22 at Saint Mary’s 33-40 LJan. 24 at Rochester JC 48-29 WJan. 27 at Mankato State 42-35 WFeb. 3 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 24-30 LFeb. 8 at Saint Mary’s 36-33 WFeb. 11 at St. Cloud State 35-21 WFeb. 12 at Minnesota Duluth 28-36 LFeb. 18 Busch Grocers 44-30 WFeb. 25 St. Cloud State 39-26 WMar. 3 at Saint Mary’s 29-27 WMar. 8 at Washburn, KS^ 36-37 L^NAIA Championship Tournament

1938-39 • 9-8Dec. 2 Wisconsin-La Crosse 41-48 LDec. 9 Bemidji State 49-40 WDec. 14 St. Cloud State 37-31 WJan. 7 at Mankato State 38-45 LJan. 10 Wisconsin-Stout 39-40 LJan. 19 Saint Mary’s 26-47 LJan. 21 at Wisconsin-Stout 40-48 LJan. 27 Mankato State 53-52 WFeb. 3 Moorhead State 49-44 WFeb. 11 Minnesota Duluth 42-36 WFeb. 15 at Rochester JC 33-24 WFeb. 17 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 46-33 WFeb. 25 at St. Cloud State 43-38 WFeb. 26 at Moorhead State 42-37 WMar. 1 at Saint Mary’s 32-45 LMar. 2 Hibbing JC 28-36 LMar. 13 at Culver-Stockton, MO^ 40-53 L^NAIA Championship Tournament

1939-40 • 8-12Dec. 4 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 35-40 LDec. 6 St. Olaf, MN 44-40 WDec. 12 at St. Olaf, MN 33-31 WDec. 15 at Bemidji State 31-43 LDec. 16 at Minnesota Duluth 24-25 LDec. 19 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 48-37 WJan. 5 Gustavus Adolphus, MN 38-35 WJan. 8 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 42-49 LJan. 10 at Wisconsin-Stout 45-39 WJan. 12 Mankato State 28-18 WJan. 19 at St. Cloud State 34-43 LJan. 20 at Moorhead State 48-46 WJan. 26 Moorhead State 38-52 LJan. 30 at Saint Mary’s 23-30 LFeb. 2 at Mankato State 30-32 LFeb. 3 at Gustavus Adolphus, MN 35-49 L

Feb. 9 Wisconsin-La Crosse 45-48 LFeb. 16 St. Cloud State 38-49 LFeb. 22 at Saint Mary’s 36-47 LFeb. 23 Wisconsin-Stout 58-55 W

1940-41 • 4-14Nov. 29 at Rochester JC 32-38 LDec. 6 at Macalester, MN 34-48 LDec. 10 Wisconsin-La Crosse 33-56 LDec. 13 Augsburg, MN 40-34 WDec. 19 at Mankato State 37-51 LJan. 10 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 33-37 LJan. 17 St. Cloud State 33-35 LJan. 21 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 33-74 LJan. 24 Wisconsin-Stout 48-52 LJan. 25 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point 42-65 LJan. 31 Bemidji State 35-34 WFeb. 4 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 47-44 WFeb. 7 Mankato State 42-47 LFeb. 10 Saint Mary’s 39-50 LFeb. 15 Minnesota Duluth 39-33 WFeb. 22 Moorhead State 31-40 LFeb. 25 at Saint Mary’s 28-38 LFeb. 28 at Wisconsin-Stout 41-52 L

1941-42 • 6-15Nov. 28 at Rochester JC 46-15 WDec. 5 Macalester, MN 42-35 WDec. 6 at Saint Mary’s 32-50 LDec. 9 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 34-31 WDec. 12 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 41-42 LDec. 17 at Mankato State 24-35 LDec. 18 at South Dakota State 28-36 LJan. 3 at Augustana, IL 41-61 LJan. 5 at Culver-Stockton, MO 47-45 WJan. 9 Wisconsin-La Crosse 30-52 LJan. 12 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 51-54 LJan. 16 St. Cloud State 53-72 LJan. 19 Saint Mary’s 31-42 LJan. 24 Minnesota Duluth 41-47 LJan. 31 Moorhead State 56-60 LFeb. 6 at Bemidji State 31-34 LFeb. 7 at Minnesota Duluth 30-26 WFeb. 13 Bemidji State 45-35 WFeb. 20 at St. Cloud State 48-58 LFeb. 21 at Moorhead State 41-64 LFeb. 27 Mankato State 48-63 L

1942-43 • 4-14

Dec. 4 Wisconsin-La Crosse 38-48 LDec. 7 Saint Mary’s 29-39 LDec. 15 at Luther, IA 28-51 LDec. 16 at Upper Iowa 34-36 LJan. 9 Upper Iowa 32-29 WJan. 16 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 26-39 LJan. 22 at St. Cloud State 31-47 LJan. 23 at Bemidji State 39-41 LJan. 29 Minnesota Duluth 31-44 LFeb. 4 at Gustavus Adolphus, MN 32-49 LFeb. 5 at Mankato State 41-45 LFeb. 10 at Saint Mary’s 47-36 WFeb. 13 Gustavus Adolphus, MN 44-40 WFeb. 19 Moorhead State 36-45 LFeb. 22 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 39-36 WFeb. 24 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 38-46 LFeb. 26 Mankato State 44-50 LMar. 1 at Saint Mary’s 39-40 L

1943-44No Basketball

Luther McCown1942-43, 46-49 - Career Record: 19-66

Charlie Fisk1937-42 - Career Record: 41-53

Glen Galligan1927-34, 35-37 - Career Record: 69-56

Earl Greene1934-35 - Career Record: 7-9

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEAR1944-45 • 2-5

Dec. 6 at Saint Mary’s 25-77 LDec. 13 Wisonsin-La Crosse 32-38 LDec. 18 Bemidji State 47-65 LJan. 11 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 33-43 LJan. 15 Saint Mary’s 37-97 LJan. 20 at St. Cloud State 30-23 WFeb. 16 St. Cloud State 41-28 W

1945-46 • 5-9Dec. 1 at Luther, IA 32-38 LDec. 8 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 39-50 LDec. 12 Luther, IA 40-41 LJan. 12 Mankato State 36-74 LJan. 18 at St. Cloud State 35-64 LJan. 19 at Bemidji State 35-43 LJan. 26 at Mankato State 30-58 LFeb. 2 Moorhead State 41-40 WFeb. 8 Wisconsin-La Crosse 51-55 LFeb. 15 Minnesota Duluth 54-41 WFeb. 18 Northland, WI 54-46 WFeb. 23 Concordia-St. Paul 59-46 WMar. 1 at Concordia-St. Paul 64-55 WMar. 3 at Northland, WI 45-55 L

1946-47 • 7-13Dec. 4 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 58-88 LDec. 9 Wisconsin-River Falls 51-62 LDec. 14 at Mankato State 45-52 LDec. 16 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 47-66 LJan. 7 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 53-62 LJan. 11 Mankato State 51-53 LJan. 17 St. Cloud State 50-44 WJan. 19 at Wisconsin-River Falls 71-66 WJan. 22 Saint Mary’s 48-63 LJan. 24 at Minnesota Duluth 54-50 WJan. 25 at Bemidji State 42-61 LJan. 27 at Moorhead State 47-52 LFeb. 1 Minnesota Duluth 60-36 WFeb. 5 Wisconsin-La Crosse 50-44 WFeb. 8 Moorhead State 49-50 LFeb. 10 at Wisconsin-Stout 48-65 LFeb. 13 Saint Mary’s 43-54 LFeb. 18 Michigan Tech 52-50 WFeb. 19 at St. Cloud State 36-52 LFeb. 21 Bemidji State 62-50 W

1947-48 • 1-20Dec. 3 Wisconsin-La Crosse 40-39 WDec. 10 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 45-64 LDec. 12 at Michigan Tech 47-48 LDec. 13 at Northern Michigan 34-55 LJan. 10 Mankato State 35-66 LJan. 13 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 37-65 LJan. 17 Bemidji State 33-50 LJan. 19 at Saint Mary’s 52-65 LJan. 23 at St. Cloud State 56-64 LJan. 24 at Minnesota Duluth 48-58 LJan. 27 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 42-67 LJan. 30 Moorhead State 55-60 LFeb. 6 Minnesota Duluth 45-48 LFeb. 10 Saint Mary’s 50-53 LFeb. 13 at Bemidji State 38-49 LFeb. 14 at Moorhead State 47-66 LFeb. 17 at Wisconsin-Stout 46-59 LFeb. 21 St. Cloud State 37-65 LFeb. 24 at Wisconsin-River Falls 48-96 LFeb. 27 at Mankato State 38-67 LMar. 1 Wisconsin-Stout 57-66 L

1948-49 • 7-19

Nov. 27 Wisconsin-Platteville 65-58 WDec. 4 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 61-57 WDec. 6 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 44-46 LDec. 8 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point 51-47 WDec. 14 at Wisconsin-Platteville 68-63 WDec. 16 Wisconsin-La Crosse 52-51 WDec. 18 Wartburg, IA 49-58 LDec. 20 Northern Michigan 44-40 WDec. 28 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 51-58 LDec. 29 at North Dakota 54-61 LDec. 30 at Wisconsin-Platteville 52-55 LJan. 5 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 43-61 LJan. 8 at Mankato State 31-65 LJan. 11 at Upper Iowa 45-47 LJan. 14 St. Cloud State 30-62 LJan. 17 at Saint Mary’s 54-60 LJan. 21 at Moorhead State 50-61 LJan. 22 at Bemidji State 39-48 LJan. 29 Minnesota Duluth 47-54 LFeb. 5 Moorhead State 53-51 WFeb. 9 at Saint Mary’s 47-49 LFeb. 12 at St. Cloud State 43-65 LFeb. 14 at Minnesota Duluth 51-70 LFeb. 18 Bemidji State 54-60 LFeb. 22 Upper Iowa 45-51 LFeb. 26 Mankato State 38-70 L

1949-50 • 7-15Nov. 26 at Wisconsin-Platteville 56-66 LDec. 3 at Saint Mary’s 41-48 LDec. 7 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 69-63 WDec. 10 at Wisconsin-Platteville 48-61 LDec. 13 at Wartburg, IA 58-54 WDec. 15 Wisconsin-La Crosse 50-52 LDec. 29 at Northeast Missouri State 46-53 LDec. 30 at Northeast Missouri State 61-54 WJan. 4 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point 56-75 LJan. 6 Moorhead State 50-49 WJan. 10 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 70-59 WJan. 14 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 51-53 LJan. 21 Bemidji State 56-60 LJan. 24 at Wisconsin-Stout 45-52 LJan. 28 at Saint Mary’s 49-55 LJan. 30 St. Cloud State 48-46 WFeb. 4 Mankato State 43-42 WFeb. 10 at St. Cloud State 52-61 LFeb. 11 at Bemidji State 52-54 LFeb. 13 at Moorhead State 66-73 LFeb. 20 Wisconsin-Stout 51-57 LFeb. 25 at Mankato State 44-71 L

1950-51 • 15-8Nov. 25 Wisconsin-Platteville 58-43 WDec. 1 Dubuque, IA 64-54 WDec. 2 Saint Mary’s 43-59 LDec. 7 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 63-66 LDec. 9 at Wisconsin-Platteville 55-53 WDec. 13 Wartburg, IA 65-59 WDec. 15 St. Olaf, MN 64-54 WDec. 20 Newburg 62-52 WJan. 4 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 66-58 WJan. 6 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 55-60 LJan. 9 Wisconsin-La Crosse 54-50 WJan. 13 at Mankato State 48-59 LJan. 20 St. Cloud State 57-69 LJan. 26 at Bemidji State 53-58 LJan. 27 at Moorhead State 60-33 WJan. 28 Bemidji State 61-59 WFeb. 5 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point 56-42 WFeb. 9 at St. Cloud State 54-58 LFeb. 12 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 72-62 WFeb. 16 Moorhead State 73-59 WFeb. 20 at Dubuque, IA 62-54 WFeb. 26 Saint Mary’s 60-66 LMar. 3 Mankato State 53-50 W

1951-52 • 4-15

Nov. 24 at Wisconsin-Platteville 36-70 LDec. 1 at Wartburg, IA 46-64 LDec. 5 at Wisconsin-Platteville 39-68 LDec. 10 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 52-67 LDec. 22 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 65-67 LJan. 5 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 53-84 LJan. 11 Moorhead State 80-59 WJan. 12 at Wisconsin-Stout 60-47 WJan. 19 Mankato State 61-76 LJan. 26 at St. Cloud State 73-94 LJan. 29 Saint Mary’s 62-63 LFeb. 1 at Moorhead State 54-43 WFeb. 2 at Bemidji State 52-86 LFeb. 8 Bemidji State 46-59 LFeb. 16 St. Cloud State 57-66 LFeb. 22 Wisconsin-Stout 64-52 WFeb. 25 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point 70-72 LFeb. 28 at Saint Mary’s 58-66 LMar. 1 at Mankato State 63-72 L

1952-53 • 6-18Nov. 29 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 60-85 LDec. 2 at Bethel, MN 73-76 LDec. 5 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 55-70 LDec. 9 Wisconsin-Stout 85-67 WDec. 11 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 76-86 LDec. 13 at Wisconsin-River Falls 79-102 LDec. 16 Saint Mary’s 84-83 WJan. 2 at Huron, SD 58-73 LJan. 3 at Westmar, IA 62-81 LJan. 7 at Wisconsin-Platteville 61-75 LJan. 9 Moorhead State 69-78 LJan. 14 at St. Cloud State 63-80 LJan. 17 Mankato State 49-62 LJan. 21 Bethel, MN 54-56 LJan. 24 Bemidji State 64-67 LJan. 27 at Wisconsin-Stout 54-58 LJan. 30 at Bemidji State 57-83 LJan. 31 at Moorhead State 75-63 WFeb. 7 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 72-63 WFeb. 11 at Saint Mary’s 70-67 WFeb. 14 St. Cloud State 60-76 LFeb. 18 Wisconsin-River Falls 75-81 LFeb. 21 Wisconsin-Platteville 73-66 WFeb. 28 at Mankato State 64-72 L

1953-54 • 14-10Nov. 24 at Wisconsin-Stout 51-55 LDec. 5 at Wisconsin-River Falls 81-105 LDec. 7 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 68-64 WDec. 16 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 76-63 WDec. 29 at Cornell, IA 63-82 LDec. 30 at Buena Vista, IA 41-40 WJan. 5 Wisconsin-River Falls 81-77 WJan. 8 Moorhead State 54-56 LJan. 9 Wisconsin-Platteville 81-71 WJan. 12 Wisconsin-Stout 78-69 WJan. 16 Mankato State 65-58 WJan. 18 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point 60-64 LJan. 23 at St. Cloud State 79-81 LJan. 26 at Wisconsin-Platteville 66-93 LJan. 29 at Moorhead State 77-70 WJan. 30 at Bemidji State 59-80 LFeb. 3 at Saint Mary’s 53-59 LFeb. 6 Bemidji State 67-59 WFeb. 10 Bethel, MN 70-61 WFeb. 13 St. Cloud State 73-69 WFeb. 14 Wisconsin-La Crosse 87-71 WFeb. 18 Saint Mary’s 54-49 WFeb. 20 at Bethel, MN 82-79 WFeb. 27 at Mankato State 46-71 L

1954-55 • 6-14Dec. 1 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 98-78 WDec. 4 Wisconsin-Platteville 82-87 LDec. 7 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 80-85 LDec. 11 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 74-105 LDec. 13 Wisconsin-Stout 93-58 WDec. 28 Lincoln, MO 76-82 LDec. 30 at Macalester, MN 62-96 L

Mike Bambenek1944-46 - Career Record: 7-14

Luther McCown1942-43, 46-49 - Career Record: 19-66

Lyle Arns1949-55 - Career Record: 52-80

2006, 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARJan. 3 Saint Mary’s 67-79 LJan. 5 at Wisconsin-Platteville 71-78 LJan. 14 at Mankato State 55-88 LJan. 19 Wisconsin-River Falls 72-76 LJan. 22 St. Cloud State 69-71 LJan. 28 Bemidji State 79-75 WFeb. 1 at Saint Mary’s 83-75 WFeb. 4 at Bemidji State 73-82 LFeb. 5 at Moorhead State 83-75 WFeb. 12 at St. Cloud State 48-68 LFeb. 19 Moorhead State 73-68 WFeb. 21 at Wisconsin-Stout 89-93 LFeb. 26 Mankato State 62-67 L

1955-56 • 5-16Nov. 29 at Wisconsin-Stout 86-69 WDec. 3 Wisconsin-Platteville 81-66 WDec. 5 at Wisconsin-River Falls 97-63 WDec. 9 at Northern Iowa 52-66 LDec. 12 Wisconsin-Stout 64-84 LDec. 15 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh 62-67 LDec. 17 Wisconsin-La Crosse 64-74 LJan. 5 at Wisconsin-Platteville 99-105 LJan. 7 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 66-97 LJan. 14 at Bemidji State 78-85 LJan. 16 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 104-57 WJan. 19 Saint Mary’s 55-58 LJan. 21 St. Cloud State 68-73 LJan. 27 at Bemidji State 54-59 LJan. 28 at Moorhead State 86-109 LFeb. 4 Mankato State 53-72 LFeb. 8 Saint Mary’s 41-37 WFeb. 13 Moorhead State 85-86 LFeb. 18 at St. Cloud State 67-87 LFeb. 21 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire 54-102 LFeb. 25 at Mankato State 76-95 L

1956-57 • 4-18Dec. 1 at South Dakota State 50-73 LDec. 5 Western Illinois 60-84 LDec. 7 Wisconsin-Stout 58-73 LDec. 8 Northern Iowa 81-79 WDec. 12 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 93-77 WDec. 15 at South Dakota 59-88 LDec. 19 Loras, IA 63-76 LDec. 29 Lincoln, MO 62-78 LJan. 2 at Saint Mary’s 87-101 LJan. 5 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 83-94 LJan. 11 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 83-73 WJan. 12 at Wisconsin-Stout 69-85 LJan. 19 at St. Cloud State 84-106 LJan. 26 Moorhead State 84-91 LFeb. 2 Bemidji State 64-69 LFeb. 5 at Mankato State 74-89 LFeb. 15 at Moorhead State 75-84 LFeb. 16 at Bemidji State 57-91 LFeb. 20 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh 81-85 LFeb. 23 St. Cloud State 73-85 LFeb. 27 Saint Mary’s 64-82 LMar. 2 Mankato State 84-73 W

1957-58 • 9-16Dec. 2 at Western Illinois 73-87 LDec. 3 at Northern Iowa 68-79 LDec. 7 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh 66-90 LDec. 13 at Michigan Tech 76-83 LDec. 14 at Northern Michigan 59-73 LDec. 19 Wisconsin-La Crosse 74-67 WDec. 27 at Eastern Illinois 77-94 LDec. 28 at Wisconsin-River Falls 55-79 LDec. 30 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point 63-73 LJan. 8 Saint Mary’s 62-76 LJan. 11 Mankato State 46-51 LJan. 14 at Loras, IA 63-84 LJan. 18 Milton, WI 83-69 WJan. 25 St. Cloud State 65-64 W

Jan. 28 at Wisconsin-Stout 69-81 LJan. 31 at Bemidji State 68-55 WFeb. 1 at Moorhead State 73-76 LFeb. 3 Wartburg, IA 76-61 WFeb. 8 at Mankato State 69-89 LFeb. 10 Wisconsin-Stout 71-59 WFeb. 14 Moorhead State 64-52 WFeb. 19 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 62-56 WFeb. 22 Bemidji State 75-74 WFeb. 26 at Saint Mary’s 54-55 LMar. 1 at St. Cloud State 79-99 L

1958-59 • 5-15Dec. 2 at Wartburg, IA 67-72 LDec. 5 Northern Illinois 82-92 LDec. 9 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh 66-89 LDec. 10 Northern Michigan 83-102 LDec. 15 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 77-87 LDec. 17 Wisconsin-Stout 90-65 WJan. 7 at Wisconsin-Stout 63-83 LJan. 10 at Mankato State 67-72 LJan. 14 Loras, IA 75-80 LJan. 17 at Saint Cloud State 75-92 LJan. 23 Moorhead State 89-90 LJan. 30 at Bemidji State 81-92 LFeb. 6 at Moorhead State 97-98 LFeb. 7 Bemidji State 81-92 LFeb. 14 Mankato State 84-77 WFeb. 18 Milton, WI 65-61 WFeb. 19 at Wisconsin-La Crosse 87-114 LFeb. 24 at Bethel, MN 89-78 WFeb. 28 St. Cloud State 57-68 LMar. 2 Michigan Tech 108-80 W

1959-60 • 7-17Nov. 30 at Wayne State, NE 74-85 LDec. 2 at Nebraska Wesleyan 66-74 LDec. 5 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 71-69 WDec. 7 at Wisconsin-Stout 74-75 (ot) LDec. 12 Mankato State 60-66 LDec. 14 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point 76-86 LDec. 17 Wisconsin-River Falls 78-62 WDec. 29 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh 87-93 LDec. 30 at Carroll, WI 69-79 LJan. 5 Wisconsin-La Crosse 84-82 WJan. 8 Moorhead State 77-68 WJan. 15 at Moorhead State 66-78 LJan. 16 at Bemidji State 84-104 LJan. 20 at Wisconsin-Plateville 93-102 LJan. 23 St. Cloud State 102-110 LJan. 28 Minnesota Duluth 67-97 LJan. 30 at Michigan Tech 78-83 LFeb. 3 Macalester, MN 99-103 LFeb. 8 Bemidji State 70-73 LFeb. 10 at Loras, IA 77-72 WFeb. 13 Michigan Tech 93-67 WFeb. 20 at Mankato State 61-100 LFeb. 24 Wisconsin-Stout 100-65 WFeb. 27 at St. Cloud State 90-104 L

1960-61 • 14-9Nov. 30 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 73-62 WDec. 2 Wayne State, NE -- -- 49-60 LDec. 8 at Wisconsin-Superior -- -- 73-82 LDec. 10 at Michigan Tech -- -- 73-56 WDec. 14 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 75-79 LDec. 29 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 78-86 LDec. 30 at Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 71-68 WJan. 4 at Bethel, MN -- -- 78-56 WJan. 6 Michigan Tech -- -- 88-65 WJan. 11 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 70-60 WJan. 14 at Mankato State -- -- 56-86 LJan. 17 Wisconsin-Platteville -- -- 92-74 WJan. 21 St. Cloud State -- -- ot 83-84 LJan. 28 Mankato State -- -- 81-100 LJan. 31 at Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 78-66 W

Feb. 4 Bemidji State -- -- 78-66 WFeb. 6 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh -- -- 90-93 LFeb. 10 at Bemidji State -- -- 79-71 WFeb. 11 at Moorhead State -- -- 74-49 WFeb. 14 Loras, IA -- -- 85-66 WFeb. 20 St. Cloud State -- -- 85-75 WFeb. 22 at Northern Iowa -- -- 67-86 LFeb. 25 Moorhead State -- -- 72-71 W

1961-62 • 11-11Dec. 2 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 74-83 LDec. 4 Northern Iowa -- -- 60-64 LDec. 9 at Wisconsin-Platteville -- -- 81-67 WDec. 15 St. Cloud State -- -- 64-51 WDec. 29 at Luther, IA -- -- 80-66 WDec. 30 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 55-42 WJan. 5 at St. Norbert, WI -- -- 59-76 LJan. 6 at Michigan Tech -- -- 61-68 LJan. 13 Mankato State -- -- 81-77 WJan. 16 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 89-67 WJan. 19 Moorhead State -- -- 65-73 LJan. 22 Wisconsin-Superior -- -- 81-74 WJan. 27 at Mankato State -- -- 71-72 LJan. 30 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 67-92 LFeb. 2 at Moorhead State -- -- 43-68 LFeb. 3 at Bemidji State -- -- 74-81 LFeb. 5 at Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 84-83 WFeb. 10 Bemidji State -- -- 85-82 WFeb. 14 at Loras, IA -- -- 90-81 WFeb. 16 Michigan Tech -- -- 89-76 WFeb. 20 at Northern Illinois -- -- 74-110 LFeb. 24 at St. Cloud State -- -- 55-102 L

1962-63 • 8-16Nov. 24 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 82-63 WNov. 30 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 59-72 LDec. 1 Wisconsin-Platteville -- -- 85-71 WDec. 4 at Northern Iowa -- -- 55-91 LDec. 10 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 83-72 WDec. 14 at St. Cloud State -- -- 63-73 LDec. 15 St. Norbert, WI -- -- 64-58 WDec. 28 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 65-79 LDec. 29 at St. Olaf, MN -- -- 73-74 LJan. 5 Michigan Tech -- -- 68-73 LJan. 7 Lakeland, WI -- -- 87-83 WJan. 12 at Mankato State -- -- 57-75 LJan. 18 at Bemidji State -- -- 68-83 LJan. 19 at Moorhead State -- -- 76-91 LJan. 22 Mankato State -- -- 67-88 LJan. 24 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 59-85 LFeb. 1 Loras, IA -- -- 78-70 WFeb. 2 Moorhead State -- -- 66-67 LFeb. 5 at Wisconsin-Superior -- -- 63-65 LFeb. 9 Bemidji State -- -- 76-70 WFeb. 15 at Michigan Tech -- -- 55-56 LFeb. 16 at Northland, WI -- -- 95-90 WFeb. 23 St. Cloud State -- -- 65-79 LFeb. 26 Northern Illinois -- -- 80-81 L

1963-64 • 12-12Dec. 2 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 66-80 LDec. 6 Northern Iowa -- -- 75-86 LDec. 7 Wisconsin-Platteville -- -- 100-91 WDec. 9 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 77-81 LDec. 11 Northland, WI -- -- 99-89 WDec. 14 at Dubuque, IA -- -- 72-88 LDec. 16 Wisconsin-Superior -- -- 94-92 WDec. 19 at Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 66-102 LDec. 27 at Beloit, WI -- -- 79-85 LDec. 28 at Carroll, WI -- -- 71-70 WJan. 3 Northland, WI -- -- 83-74 WJan. 4 at Lakeland, WI -- -- 82-71 WJan. 6 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 81-62 WJan. 11 at Mankato State -- -- 70-67 WJan. 14 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 67-68 LJan. 18 at St. Cloud State -- -- 59-92 L

Russ Owen1955-58 - Career Record: 18-50

Robert Campbell1961-66 - Career Record: 45-69

Joe Gerlach1958-61 - Career Record: 45-69

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARJan. 25 Moorhead State -- -- 74-61 WJan. 28 Mankato State -- -- 56-63 LJan. 31 at Bemidji State -- -- 71-85 LFeb. 1 at Moorhead State -- -- 71-78 LFeb. 8 St. Cloud State -- -- 62-82 LFeb. 15 Bemidji State -- -- 98-72 WFeb. 22 Michigan Tech -- -- 86-71 WFeb. 28 at Michigan Tech -- -- 85-69 W

1964-65 • 7-15Nov. 24 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 57-88 LNov. 28 Wisconsin-Oshkosh -- -- 74-87 LNov. 30 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 79-84 LDec. 7 at Wisconsin-Platteville -- -- 86-89 LDec. 10 Loras, IA -- -- 79-62 WDec. 12 at South Dakota State -- -- 75-90 LDec. 29 at Carleton, MN -- -- 84-79 WDec. 30 at Beloit, WI -- -- 67-72 LJan. 5 Mankato State -- -- 76-85 L Jan. 8 Michigan Tech -- -- 88-76 WJan. 11 at Northern Iowa -- -- 85-104 LJan. 16 Moorhead State -- -- 77-86 LJan. 19 Bethel, MN -- -- 83-76 WJan. 23 at St. Cloud State -- -- 62-73 LJan. 30 Wartburg, IA -- -- 79-81 LFeb. 2 at Moorhead State -- -- 52-86 LFeb. 6 at Bemidji State -- -- 65-110 LFeb. 9 at Hamline, MN -- -- 77-64 WFeb. 13 St. Cloud State -- -- 56-57 LFeb. 20 at Michigan Tech -- -- 84-81 WFeb. 23 at Mankato State -- -- 72-93 LFeb. 27 Bemidji State -- -- 94-82 W

1965-66 • 7-15Nov. 23 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 91-75 WNov. 27 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh -- -- 70-109 LNov. 29 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 57-80 LDec. 1 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 78-91 LDec. 6 Wisconsin-Platteville -- -- 84-100 LDec. 9 at Loras, IA -- -- 82-79 WDec. 11 South Dakota State -- -- 80-104 LDec. 13 Hamline, MN -- -- 91-76 WDec. 27 at Beloit, MN -- -- 66-90 LDec. 29 at Carroll, WI -- -- 82-102 LJan. 8 at Michigan Tech -- -- 69-62 WJan. 13 Michigan Tech -- -- 85-71 WJan. 15 Moorhead State -- -- 61-66 LJan. 18 at Bethel, MN -- -- 83-93 LJan. 22 Mankato State -- -- 58-67 LJan. 28 at Moorhead State -- -- 70-68 WJan. 29 at Bemidji State -- -- 79-77 WFeb. 1 at Wartburg, IA -- -- 84-100 LFeb. 2 at Mankato State -- -- 67-68 LFeb. 12 St. Cloud State -- -- 60-72 LFeb. 19 at St. Cloud State -- -- 70-81 LFeb. 25 Bemidji State -- -- 74-77 L

1966-67 • 15-9Nov. 22 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 74-82 LNov. 26 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 83-80 WNov. 29 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 88-82 WDec. 3 at Upper Iowa -- -- 114-104 WDec. 5 at Wisconsin-Platteville -- -- 93-77 WDec. 8 Loras, IA -- -- 79-77 WDec. 10 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 83-77 WDec. 17 at Northland, WI -- -- 118-71 WDec. 29 Carleton, MN -- -- 75-68 WDec. 30 Beloit, MN -- -- 73-97 LJan. 6 Moorhead State -- -- 94-66 WJan. 7 Michigan Tech -- -- 88-80 WJan. 14 Mankato State -- -- 58-55 WJan. 16 Bethel, MN -- -- 83-69 WJan. 20 at Bemidji State -- -- 70-89 LJan. 21 at Moorhead State -- -- 72-85 LJan. 27 at Minnesota Morris -- -- 83-95 LJan. 28 at Mankato State -- -- 73-77 L

Jan. 31 Wartburg, IA -- -- 60-58 WFeb. 4 St. Cloud State -- -- 55-63 LFeb. 14 at St. Cloud State -- -- 59-63 LFeb. 17 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 80-70 WFeb. 18 Bemidji State -- -- 71-78 LFeb. 25 at Michigan Tech -- -- 99-83 W

1967-68 • 13-11Nov. 3 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 71-66 WDec. 1 Upper Iowa -- -- ot 88-83 WDec. 2 Wayne State, NE -- -- 61-75 LDec. 5 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 79-83 LDec. 7 at St. Thomas, MN -- -- 62-71 LDec. 9 at Michigan Tech -- -- 84-75 WDec. 16 at Wartburg, IA -- -- 50-75 LDec. 19 at Loras, IA -- -- 71-66 WDec. 28 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 64-87 LDec. 29 Hamline, MN -- -- 77-65 WJan. 6 Mankato State -- -- 67-85 LJan. 12 Bemidji State -- -- 69-61 WJan. 19 at Bemidji State -- -- 88-74 WJan. 20 at Moorhead State -- -- 63-68 LJan. 27 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 99-68 WJan. 30 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 81-71 WFeb. 3 at St. Cloud State -- -- 67-75 LFeb. 7 St. Thomas, MN -- -- 81-77 WFeb. 10 St. Cloud State -- -- 43-56 LFeb. 16 Moorhead State -- -- 60-76 LFeb. 17 Michigan Tech -- -- 97-82 WFeb. 24 at Bethel, MN -- -- 94-74 WFeb. 27 at Mankato State -- -- 70-68 WMar. 1 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 60-73 L

1968-69 • 14-12Nov. 30 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 46-51 LDec. 4 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 51-78 LDec. 6 at Eastern Michigan -- -- 51-81 LDec. 7 at Wayne State, MI -- -- 42-62 LDec. 10 Wartburg, IA -- -- 47-50 LDec. 14 Loras, IA -- -- 67-52 WDec. 20 at Southwest State -- -- 78-64 WDec. 21 Hamline, MN -- -- 65-49 WDec. 27 at Northern State -- -- 59-75 LDec. 28 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 64-73 LJan. 3 at Moorhead State -- -- 54-55 LJan. 4 at Bemidji State -- -- 2ot 67-65 WJan. 11 Michigan Tech -- -- 79-56 WJan. 17 Bemidji State -- -- 64-38 WJan. 21 Bethel, MN -- -- 87-53 WJan. 25 at Mankato State -- -- 77-57 WJan. 27 at St. Thomas, MN -- -- 61-69 LJan. 31 Moorhead State -- -- 48-45 WFeb. 7 St. Cloud State -- -- 49-45 WFeb. 8 Minnesota-Morris -- -- ot 57-52 WFeb. 14 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- ot 61-60 WFeb. 18 Mankato State -- -- 76-49 WFeb. 22 at St. Cloud State -- -- 26-60 LFeb. 24 at Michigan Tech -- -- 74-64 WMar. 1 St. John’s, MN^ -- -- 50-53 LMar. 3 at St. John’s, MN^ -- -- 61-66 L^NAIA District 13 Playoffs

1969-70 • 18-7Dec. 1 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 73-57 WDec. 3 UW-Stevens Point -- -- 52-51 WDec. 6 Chicago State, IL -- -- 61-45 WDec. 10 Lea, MN -- -- 61-47 WDec. 13 at Loras, MN -- -- 50-65 LDec. 19 at Hamline, MN -- -- 62-50 WDec. 20 at Wartburg, IA -- -- 70-71 LDec. 29 at Sioux Falls, SD -- -- 84-66 WDec. 30 at Upper Iowa -- -- 3ot 73-68 WJan. 2 at Augsburg, MN -- -- 59-44 WJan. 3 at St. Thomas, MN -- -- 47-59 LJan. 5 St. Thomas, MN -- -- 55-61 LJan. 9 Bemidji State -- -- 63-57 WJan. 10 Moorhead State -- -- 67-62 WJan. 13 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 56-35 WJan. 17 at Southwest State -- -- ot 50-48 WJan. 20 at Bethel, MN -- -- 50-39 W

Jan. 25 at Michigan Tech -- -- 66-58 WJan. 31 St. Cloud State -- -- 2ot 50-52 LFeb. 7 at St. Cloud State -- -- 47-48 LFeb. 13 at Moorhead State -- -- 66-50 WFeb. 14 at Bemidji State -- -- 51-52 LFeb. 22 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 91-65 WFeb. 24 Southwest State -- -- 69-47 WFeb. 27 Michigan Tech -- -- 80-66 W

1970-71 • 16-7

Dec. 1 at Gustavus Adolphus, MN -- -- 73-57 WDec. 3 Loras, IA -- -- 96-62 WDec. 7 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 104-86 WDec. 15 at Bradley, IL -- -- 83-95 LDec. 16 at Chicago State, IL -- -- 86-53 WDec. 18 Wartburg, IA -- -- 85-72 WDec. 19 at Northern Michigan -- -- 92-82 WDec. 29 at Dubuque, IA -- -- 60-88 LDec. 30 at Bemidji State -- -- 69-61 WJan. 8 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 84-64 WJan. 12 Wisconsin-Green Bay -- -- 77-76 WJan. 16 Bemidji State -- -- 62-53 WJan. 19 at Southwest State -- -- 64-71 LJan. 23 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 70-65 WJan. 29 Michigan Tech -- -- 67-73 LJan. 30 Moorhead State -- -- 70-68 WFeb. 3 at Lea, MN -- -- 101-95 WFeb. 8 Southwest State -- -- 101-67 WFeb. 12 at St. Cloud State -- -- 74-71 WFeb. 19 at Michigan Tech -- -- 77-85 LFeb. 23 St. Cloud State -- -- 73-63 WFeb. 26 at Moorhead State -- -- 73-78 LMar. 1 at St. Thomas^ -- -- 63-74 L^NAIA District 13 Playoffs

1971-72 • 19-7Dec. 1 Gustavus Adolphus, MN -- -- 98-61 WDec. 8 at Augsburg, MN -- -- 80-61 WDec. 11 at St. Olaf, MN -- -- 75-72 WDec. 14 at Loras, IA -- -- 76-85 LDec. 17 at Wartburg, IA -- -- 84-75 WDec. 27 at Moorhead State, KY -- -- 72-85 LDec. 28 at Tulane, LA -- -- 83-78 WJan. 4 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 86-46 WJan. 8 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 75-79 LJan. 11 at Wisconsin-Green Bay -- -- 104-92 WJan. 14 at Moorhead State -- -- 69-68 WJan. 15 at Bemidji State -- -- 70-77 LJan. 17 at Eastern Illinois -- 8 82-99 LJan. 18 at Illinois State -- -- 91-107 LJan. 21 Southwest State -- -- 101-83 WJan. 22 Minnesota-Morris -- -- ot 91-90 WJan. 25 Northern Michigan -- -- 108-80 WJan. 28 at Michigan Tech -- -- 94-75 WFeb. 8 at Southwest State -- -- 103-74 WFeb. 11 St. Cloud State -- -- 78-50 WFeb. 18 Michigan Tech -- -- 99-74 WFeb. 22 at St. Cloud State -- -- 86-84 WFeb. 25 Moorhead State -- -- 93-79 WFeb. 26 Bemidji State -- -- 76-71 WMar. 6 Macalester^ -- -- 99-65 WMar. 8 at St. Thomas^ -- -- 2ot 65-66 L^NAIA District 13 Playoffs

1972-73 • 23-4Nov. 29 Macalester, MN -- -- 89-78 WDec. 2 St. Olaf, MN -- -- 101-68 WDec. 12 at DePaul, IL -- -- 57-87 LDec. 13 at Illinois State -- -- 70-118 LDec. 16 Augsburg, MN -- -- 84-62 WDec. 27 at Sam Houston State, TX -- -- 63-86 LDec. 28 at Ouachita Baptist, AR -- -- 98-82 WDec. 29 at Oklahoma Christian -- -- 94-66 WJan. 5 at Bemidji State -- -- 72-69 WJan. 6 at Moorhead State -- -- 2ot 73-62 WJan. 8 Hillsdale, MI -- 8 46-44 W

Les Wothke1970-75, 92-98 - Career Record: 183-110

Ron Ekker1966-70 - Career Record: 60-39

2006, 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARJan. 9 at Wisconsin-Stout -- -- ot 68-67 WJan. 13 at Southwest State -- -- 82-52 WJan. 16 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 88-78 WJan. 19 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 66-56 WJan. 20 Michigan Tech -- -- 112-69 WJan. 30 Southwest State -- -- 77-49 WFeb. 3 at St. Cloud State -- -- 89-63 WFeb. 10 at Michigan Tech -- -- 84-77 WFeb. 13 St. Cloud State -- -- 81-77 WFeb. 16 Bemidji State -- -- 102-66 WFeb. 17 Moorhead State -- -- 118-74 WFeb. 24 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 89-87 WMar. 5 Augsburg^ -- -- 82-81 WMar. 7 St. Thomas^ -- -- 74-70 WMar. 13 at Grand Canyon, AZ# -- -- 70-64 WMar. 14 at Oklahoma Baptist# -- -- 72-82 L^NAIA District 13 Playoffs#NAIA National Tournament

1973-74 • 18-6Nov. 30 at Nebraska-Kearney -- -- 105-78 WDec. 1 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 56-64 LDec. 4 Mankato State -- -- 96-76 WDec. 7 at Western Illinois -- -- 85-98 LDec. 8 at Wayne State -- -- 88-102 LDec. 11 Wisconsin-Platteville -- -- 82-76 WDec. 13 Racine, WI -- -- 88-63 WJan. 4 Bemidji State -- -- 70-64 WJan. 5 Moorhead State -- -- 80-73 WJan. 8 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 76-70 WJan. 12 Southwest State -- -- 86-75 WJan. 15 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 2ot 75-77 LJan. 17 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 89-83 WJan. 19 at Michigan Tech -- -- 87-69 WJan. 23 at Saint Mary’s, MN -- -- ot 84-77 WJan. 28 at Southwest State -- -- 74-60 WFeb. 2 St. Cloud State -- -- 71-68 WFeb. 9 Michigan Tech -- -- 86-77 WFeb. 11 at St. Cloud State -- -- 57-58 LFeb. 15 at Bemidji State -- -- 80-66 WFeb. 16 at Moorhead State -- -- ot 84-79 WFeb. 24 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 75-70 WMar. 4 Augsburg^ -- -- 88-82 WMar. 6 at St. Thomas^ -- -- 53-63 L^NAIA District 13 Playoffs

1974-75 • 22-7Nov. 19 Great Falls, MT -- -- 2ot 77-75 WNov. 22 Northern State% -- -- 70-59 WNov. 23 at Wisconsin-La Crosse% -- -- 64-69 LNov. 26 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 92-70 WDec. 3 at Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 64-81 LDec. 7 Mankato State -- -- 82-65 WDec. 10 Saint Mary’s -- -- 80-63 WDec. 13 at Wisconsin-Platteville -- -- 63-66 LDec. 17 at Wisconsin-Whitewater -- -- 67-75 LDec. 18 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee -- -- 65-74 LDec. 27 at Armstrong State, AL& -- -- 85-80 WDec. 28 at Dallas Baptist& -- -- 64-55 WJan. 4 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 66-56 WJan. 8 at Bemidji State -- -- 85-71 WJan. 9 at Moorhead State -- -- 66-56 WJan. 15 at Southwest State -- -- 67-52 WJan. 21 Wisconsin-Whitewater -- -- 86-62 WJan. 24 at Michigan Tech -- -- 77-60 WJan. 27 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 77-60 WFeb. 3 Southwest State -- -- 80-72 WFeb. 8 at St. Cloud State -- -- 62-64 LFeb. 12 at Michigan Tech -- -- 72-66 WFeb. 15 Moorhead State -- -- 85-76 WFeb. 22 Bemidji State -- -- 89-76 WFeb. 26 St. Cloud State -- -- 70-40 WMar. 3 Gustavus Adolphus^ -- -- 72-71 WMar. 5 Augsburg, MN^ -- -- 79-73 WMar. 11 Bryant, RI# -- -- 93-72 WMar. 13 Fairmont State, WV# -- -- 84-102 L%Wisconsin-La Crosse Tournament&Wisconsin-Eau Claire Tournament^NAIA District 13 Playoffs#NAIA Nationals

1975-76 • 5-20Nov. 22 at Northland, WI% -- -- 73-72 WNov. 23 at Wisconsin-La Crosse% -- -- 47-73 LNov. 25 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 67-66 WNov. 29 at St. Thomas, MN -- -- 66-78 LDec. 3 at Augsburg, MN -- -- 70-71 LDec. 10 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 72-68 WDec. 13 St. Thomas, MN -- -- 51-56 LDec. 15 at Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 64-79 LDec. 19 Quincy, IL -- -- 61-84 LDec. 20 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 65-66 LDec. 27 at Wisconsin-Green Bay -- -- 44-54 LDec. 28 at Chicago State -- -- 61-70 LJan. 6 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 68-86 LJan. 9 Bemidji State -- -- 65-68 LJan. 10 Moorhead State -- -- 85-83 WJan. 16 Southwest State -- -- 64-85 LJan. 23 at Michigan Tech -- -- 76-87 LJan. 26 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 70-84 LJan. 30 at Southwest State -- -- 73-95 LJan. 31 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 68-70 LFeb. 7 St. Cloud State -- -- 66-82 LFeb. 13 at Moorhead State -- -- 66-90 LFeb. 14 at Bemidji State -- -- 64-63 WFeb. 16 Michigan Tech -- -- 65-85 LFeb. 25 at St. Cloud State -- -- 66-86 L%Wisconsin-La Crosse Tip-Off Tournament

1976-77 • 12-15Nov. 19 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 58-99 LNov. 20 Saint Mary’s, MN -- -- 79-84 LNov. 23 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 69-70 LDec. 1 Augsburg, MN -- -- 80-71 WDec. 7 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 69-71 LDec. 10 St. John’s, MN -- -- 67-88 LDec. 14 Saint Mary’s, MN -- -- 75-68 WDec. 17 Augsburg, MN -- -- 72-71 WDec. 18 South Dakota State -- -- 67-85 LDec. 29 Milton, WI -- -- 57-67 LDec. 30 Ripon, WI -- -- 64-68 LJan. 3 St. Cloud State -- -- 73-82 LJan. 8 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 55-65 LJan. 10 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 69-67 WJan. 13 Michigan Tech -- -- 79-69 WJan. 15 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 55-79 LJan. 20 Moorhead State -- -- 61-78 LJan. 21 Bemidji State -- -- 69-83 LJan. 26 Southwest State -- -- 86-68 WJan. 29 St. Cloud State -- -- 71-66 WFeb. 2 Minnesota Duluth -- -- ot 82-80 WFeb. 5 Michigan Tech -- -- 73-67 WFeb. 9 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 56-78 LFeb. 12 Moorhead State -- -- 81-87 LFeb. 16 Southwest State -- -- 74-67 WFeb. 19 Bemidji State -- -- 98-82 W

1977-78 • 9-17Nov. 18 Saint Mary’s -- -- 72-78 LNov. 25 Dubuque, IA -- -- 60-65 LNov. 28 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 83-73 WDec. 1 at Carroll, WI% -- -- 59-67 LDec. 2 at Northland, WI% -- -- 82-89 LDec. 5 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 67-70 LDec. 9 St. Olaf, MN -- -- ot 92-87 WDec. 10 Macalester, MN -- -- 73-61 WDec. 12 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 72-63 WDec. 17 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 55-71 LDec. 29 at Wisconsin-Platteville& -- -- 63-65 LDec. 30 at Dubuque, IA& -- -- 67-53 WJan. 6 St. Cloud State -- -- 66-72 LJan. 9 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 57-56 WJan. 12 at Michigan Tech -- -- 56-82 LJan. 14 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 60-64 LJan. 20 Bemidji State -- -- 76-63 WJan. 21 Moorhead State -- -- 71-75 LJan. 27 at Southwest State -- -- 44-46 LJan. 28 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 53-55 L

Feb. 3 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 76-71 WFeb. 4 Michigan Tech -- -- 57-80 LFeb. 10 at Bemidji State -- -- 78-86 LFeb. 15 Southwest State -- -- 77-74 WFeb. 18 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 59-77 LFeb. 22 at St. Cloud State -- -- 75-86 L%Wisconsin-La Crosse Tip-Off Tournament&Dubuque Tournament

1978-79 • 5-22

Nov. 27 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 57-59 LNov. 29 at Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 72-92 LDec. 1 George Williams, IL -- -- 60-62 LDec. 6 at St. Olaf, MN -- -- 78-87 LDec. 7 Saint Mary’s -- -- 76-80 LDec. 11 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 66-107 LDec. 15 at Macalester, MN -- -- 73-69 WDec. 18 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 77-97 LDec. 19 at Michigan Tech -- -- 69-103 LDec. 28 at UW-Stevens Point% -- -- 58-81 LDec. 29 at Ripon, WI% -- -- 83-107 LJan. 6 at Southwest State -- -- 65-57 WJan. 10 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 78-83 LJan. 13 Mankato State -- -- 80-87 LJan. 19 Moorhead State -- -- 82-83 LJan. 20 Bemidji State -- -- 97-73 WJan. 24 at St. Cloud State -- -- 74-116 LJan. 31 Minnesota-Duluth -- -- 68-73 LFeb. 3 Michigan Tech -- -- 54-59 LFeb. 7 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 66-78 LFeb. 10 Southwest State -- -- 85-65 WFeb. 12 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 74-76 LFeb. 17 at Mankato State -- -- 77-101 LFeb. 20 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 60-108 LFeb. 23 at Moorhead State -- -- 89-104 LFeb. 24 at Bemidji State -- -- 69-64 WFeb. 28 St. Cloud State -- -- 78-84 L%Wisconsin-Stevens Point Invitational

1979-80 • 7-19Dec. 1 at North Dakota State -- -- 57-83 LDec. 8 at Northern Iowa -- -- 45-79 LDec. 11 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 74-67 WDec. 12 at St. Cloud State -- -- 73-68 WDec. 14 at Southwest State -- -- 77-74 WDec. 27 at SIU-Edwardsville -- -- 79-99 LDec. 28 at Jamestown State, ND -- -- 73-80 LDec. 29 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 70-67 WJan. 4 Michigan Tech -- -- 59-72 LJan. 5 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 76-73 WJan. 7 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 66-67 LJan. 11 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 62-76 LJan. 12 at Mankato State -- -- 64-81 LJan. 18 Northern State -- -- 75-79 LJan. 19 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 66-60 WJan. 25 at Moorhead State -- -- 67-84 LJan. 26 at Bemidji State -- -- 63-75 LFeb. 1 Southwest State -- -- 59-69 LFeb. 2 St. Cloud State -- -- 87-98 LFeb. 8 at Michigan Tech -- -- 65-85 LFeb. 9 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 67-71 LFeb. 16 Mankato State -- -- 79-80 LFeb. 22 at Northern State -- -- 89-96 LFeb. 23 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 86-66 WFeb. 28 Bemidji State -- -- 88-105 LFeb. 29 Moorhead State^ -- -- 78-83 L^NAIA District 13 Playoffs

1980-81 • 8-17Nov. 24 St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 99-54 WNov. 29 at St. Thomas, MN -- -- 70-73 LDec. 1 Saint Mary’s -- -- 73-67 WDec. 4 St. Olaf, MN -- -- 81-75 WDec. 6 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 59-85 LDec. 11 Viterbo, WI -- -- 82-68 WDec. 15 Macalester, MN -- -- 80-76 W

Ben Hix1975-78 - Career Record: 26-52

Jerry Nauman1978-92 - Career Record: 150-237

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARDec. 16 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 63-77 LDec. 19 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 73-83 LJan. 4 at St. Benedictine, IL% -- -- 75-69 WJan. 5 at Grand View, IA% -- -- 68-89 LJan. 9 George Williams, IL -- -- 107-74 WJan. 10 at Moorhead State -- -- 67-74 LJan. 11 at Northern State -- -- 75-101 LJan. 13 Mankato State -- -- 64-86 LJan. 17 at St. Cloud State -- -- 74-83 LJan. 24 Bemidji State -- -- 80-75 WJan. 26 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 69-84 LJan. 30 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 63-78 LJan. 31 at Southwest State -- -- 76-78 LFeb. 7 at Mankato State -- -- 68-87 LFeb. 9 Southwest State -- -- 76-78 LFeb. 13 Moorhead State -- -- 77-85 LFeb. 14 Northern State -- -- 74-75 LFeb. 21 St. Cloud State -- -- 89-115 LFeb. 27 at Bemidji State -- -- CanceledFeb. 28 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- Canceled%Grand View, IA Invitational

1981-82 • 9-18Nov. 21 St. Thomas, MN -- -- 53-55 LNov. 30 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 65-57 WDec. 1 at Macalester, MN -- -- 70-92 LDec. 3 at Northern Iowa -- -- ot 53-54 LDec. 5 Viterbo, WI -- -- 95-64 WDec. 12 at St. Olaf, MN -- -- 69-55 WDec. 17 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 78-95 LJan. 4 at Mt. Marty, SD% -- -- 86-107 LJan. 5 at Culver-Stockton, MO% -- -- 81-59 WJan. 7 at St. Cloud State -- -- 3ot 72-75 LJan. 11 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 81-76 WJan. 13 at Southwest State -- -- 68-83 LJan. 16 Moorhead State -- -- 62-79 LJan. 17 Northern State -- -- ot 55-61 LJan. 19 at Mankato State -- -- 68-69 LJan. 30 at Bemidji State -- -- 53-51 WJan. 31 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 50-58 LFeb. 1 at St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 77-59 WFeb. 5 Minnesota-Morris -- -- ot 70-78 LFeb. 6 Southwest State -- -- 70-67 WFeb. 13 Mankato State -- -- 65-72 LFeb. 18 at Northern State -- -- 63-69 LFeb. 19 at Moorhead State -- -- 78-83 LFeb. 22 St. Cloud State -- -- ot 55-58 LFeb. 23 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 47-66 LFeb. 26 Bemidji State -- -- 82-73 WFeb. 27 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 65-86 L%Grand View, IA Tournament

1982-83 • 10-18Nov. 20 at St. Cloud State -- -- 58-71 LNov. 23 at St. Thomas, MN -- -- 79-71 WNov. 27 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 67-79 LNov. 29 Saint Mary’s -- -- 68-59 WDec. 4 St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 62-49 WDec. 9 Mt. Senario, WI -- -- 97-56 WDec. 11 at Upper Iowa -- -- 58-47 WDec. 13 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 49-61 LDec. 14 at Northwestern, MN -- -- 69-62 WDec. 29 at Wisconsin-Whitewater% -- -- 67-89 LDec. 30 at St. Francis, IL% -- -- 58-54 WJan. 3 at Mt. Mercy, IA& -- -- 62-69 LJan. 4 at Grand View, IA& -- -- 71-85 LJan. 10 Beloit, WI -- -- 45-47 LJan. 14 at Southwest State -- -- 79-92 LJan. 15 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 80-91 LJan. 21 Northern State -- -- 66-79 LJan. 22 Moorhead State -- -- 66-70 LJan. 28 at Bemidji State -- -- 60-61 LJan. 29 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 68-69 LJan. 31 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 65-94 LFeb. 7 at Northern Iowa -- -- 70-96 LFeb. 11 Bemidji State -- -- 98-85 WFeb. 12 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 43-74 LFeb. 18 at Moorhead State -- -- 89-71 WFeb. 19 at Northern State -- -- 75-81 LFeb. 25 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 81-100 L

Feb. 26 Southwest State -- -- 79-68 W%Wisconsin-Whitewater Tournament&Grand View, IA Tournament

1983-84 • 8-19Nov. 26 Luther, IA -- -- 95-94 WNov. 30 St. Thomas, MN -- -- 70-81 LDec. 1 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 86-83 WDec. 3 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 67-69 LDec. 7 Upper Iowa -- -- 77-87 LDec. 10 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 60-79 LDec. 13 Northwestern, MN -- -- 85-50 WDec. 16 at Mt. Senario, WI -- -- 79-41 WDec. 27 at Northern State% -- -- 80-87 LDec. 28 at Bemidji State% -- -- 2ot 106-108 LDec. 29 at Southwest State% -- -- 76-85 LJan. 7 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 53-64 LJan. 9 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 46-60 LJan. 14 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 68-46 WJan. 20 Moorhead State -- -- 2ot 79-80 LJan. 21 Northern State -- -- 58-59 LJan. 27 Bemidji State -- -- 2ot 61-64 LJan. 28 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 63-74 LFeb. 3 at Bemidji State -- -- 61-64 LFeb. 4 at St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 60-50 WFeb. 5 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 63-74 LFeb. 8 at Southwest State -- -- 69-79 LFeb. 17 at Moorhead State -- -- 76-81 LFeb. 18 at Northern State -- -- 73-98 LFeb. 21 at Northern Iowa -- -- 69-95 LFeb. 24 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 71-67 WFeb. 25 Southwest State -- -- 114-85 W%NIC Tournament

1984-85 • 6-21Nov. 23 at St. Cloud State% -- -- 63-72 LNov. 24 at Northland, WI% -- -- 86-75 WNov. 27 Saint Mary’s -- -- 80-83 LNov. 29 at St. Thomas, MN -- -- 63-68 LDec. 1 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 64-91 LDec. 4 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 68-86 LDec. 5 Drake, IA -- -- 64-91 LDec. 7 Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 68-88 LDec. 11 Mt. Senario, WI -- -- 99-72 WDec. 12 at Luther, IA -- -- 65-67 LDec. 18 at Northwestern, MN -- -- 72-84 LDec. 28 at Northwestern, MN& -- -- 66-61 WDec. 29 at Bethel, MN& -- -- 69-83 LJan. 8 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 64-85 LJan. 12 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 74-67 WJan. 16 at Northern Iowa -- -- 55-69 LJan. 18 at Bemidji State -- -- 62-77 LJan. 19 at Minnesota-Duluth -- -- 54-68 LJan. 26 Moorhead State -- -- 65-70 LFeb. 1 Bemidji State -- -- 71-80 LFeb. 2 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 65-74 LFeb. 8 at Moorhead State -- -- 58-77 LFeb. 9 at Northern State -- -- 61-77 LFeb. 15 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 60-58 WFeb. 16 at Southwest State -- -- 70-84 LFeb. 23 Northern State -- -- 82-80 WFeb. 24 Southwest State -- -- 85-87 L%Minnesota Duluth Invitational&Bethel, MN Holiday Tournament

1985-86 • 15-15Nov. 23 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 61-67 LNov. 30 at St. Olaf, MN -- -- 61-65 LDec. 2 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 69-58 WDec. 5 at Beloit, WI -- -- 60-75 LDec. 6 at Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 78-83 LDec. 10 at Mt. Senario, WI -- -- 92-56 WDec. 14 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- ot 74-68 WDec. 17 Northwestern, MN -- -- 92-72 WDec. 20 at Augsburg% -- -- 71-83 LDec. 21 at Mt. Marty, SD% -- -- 72-76 LDec. 28 at Minnesota Duluth& -- -- 41-71 LDec. 29 at Northern State& -- -- 78-70 WDec. 30 at Southwest State& -- -- 79-70 WJan. 7 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 54-71 L

Jan. 10 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 63-68 LJan. 11 at Moorhead State -- -- 69-84 LJan. 14 St. Thomas, MN -- -- 66-63 WJan. 17 Northern State -- -- 78-63 WJan. 18 Southwest State -- -- 83-68 WJan. 24 Bemidji State -- -- 76-68 WJan. 25 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 52-60 LJan. 31 at Northern State -- -- 76-73 WFeb. 1 at Southwest State -- -- 74-64 WFeb. 4 at Northern Iowa -- -- 55-75 LFeb. 7 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 87-82 WFeb. 8 Moorhead State -- -- 78-66 WFeb. 21 at Bemidji State -- -- 74-80 LFeb. 22 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 49-68 LMar. 1 Minnesota-Morris^ -- -- 82-62 WMar. 5 at Minnesota Duluth^ -- -- 57-75 L%Augsburg Tournament&NIC Tournament^District 13 Playoffs

1986-87 • 16-13Nov. 22 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 46-55 LNov. 25 at St. Thomas, MN -- -- ot 57-65 LNov. 29 St. Olaf, MN -- -- 68-71 LDec. 4 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 88-43 WDec. 6 Mt. Senario, WI -- -- 85-56 WDec. 8 Saint Mary’s -- -- 75-65 WDec. 13 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 57-56 WDec. 17 at Cal Poly Pomona -- -- 67-76 LDec.18 atCalStateBakersfield% -- -- 79-90 LDec. 19 at Alabama-Huntsville% -- -- 87-76 WDec. 20 at Cal Poly Pomona -- -- 64-61 WDec. 28 at Minnesota-Morris& -- -- 72-64 WDec. 29 at Northwood, MI& -- -- 86-94 LDec. 30 at Bemidji State& -- -- 86-64 WJan. 6 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 74-73 WJan. 9 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 79-69 WJan. 10 Moorhead State -- -- 72-63 WJan. 12 at Northern Iowa -- -- 70-69 WJan. 17 at Southwest State -- -- 2ot 93-94 LJan. 18 at Northern State -- -- ot 82-85 LJan. 23 at Bemidji State* -- -- 67-76 WJan. 24 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 55-71 LJan. 30 Northern State -- -- 73-83 LJan. 31 Southwest State -- -- 73-81 LFeb. 6 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 74-67 WFeb. 7 at Moorhead State -- -- ot 80-72 WFeb. 15 Bemidji State -- -- 106-75 WFeb. 21 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 69-75 LFeb. 28 Southwest State^ -- -- 67-75 L%CalStateBakersfieldTournament&NIC Tournament^District 13 Playoffs*Game later forfeited by Bemidji State

1987-88 • 10-18Nov. 21 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 80-66 WNov. 24 St. Thomas, MN -- -- 82-88 LNov. 27 at Iowa Wesleyn% -- -- 77-74 WNov. 28 at Wisconsin-La Crosse% -- -- 63-97 LNov. 30 at Viterbo, WI -- -- 65-77 LDec. 7 at Northern Iowa -- -- 62-93 LDec. 11 Luther, IA -- -- 75-81 LDec. 14 at Mankato State -- -- 68-74 LDec. 16 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 85-68 WDec. 27 at Wisconsin-La Crosse& -- -- 68-80 LDec. 28 at Moorhead State& -- -- ot 83-82 WDec. 29 at Northern State& -- -- 83-66 WJan. 4 at Drake, IA -- -- 52-89 LJan. 8 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 67-86 LJan. 9 at Moorhead State -- -- 76-83 LJan. 11 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 58-68 LJan. 15 Southwest State -- -- 92-81 WJan. 16 Northern State -- -- 72-76 LJan. 22 Bemidji State -- -- 85-77 WJan. 23 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 65-82 LJan. 29 at Northern State -- -- ot 86-91 LJan. 30 at Southwest State -- -- 86-90 LFeb. 5 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 93-87 WFeb. 6 Moorhead State -- -- 101-105 L

2006, 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARFeb. 12 St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 105-87 WFeb. 13 Northland, WI -- -- 75-65 WFeb. 19 at Bemidji State -- -- 68-73 LFeb. 20 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 49-83 L%Wisconsin-La Crosse Tournament

1988-89 • 12-16Nov. 19 Saint Mary’s -- -- 69-63 WNov. 28 Viterbo, WI -- -- 65-76 LDec. 1 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 77-71 WDec. 3 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 87-70 WDec. 10 Mankato State -- -- 68-84 LDec. 16 at Luther, IA -- -- 72-85 LDec. 17 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 79-82 LDec. 28 at Moorhead State% -- -- 78-77 WDec. 29 at Bemidji State% -- -- 72-55 WDec. 30 at Black Hills State, SD -- -- 88-76 WJan. 3 at Tampa, FL -- -- 71-102 LJan. 4 at Rollins, FL -- -- 68-69 LJan. 5 at Eckerd, FL -- -- 68-77 LJan. 13 at St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 61-65 LJan. 14 at Northland, WI -- -- 69-81 LJan. 20 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 58-77 LJan. 21 Bemidji State -- -- 83-60 WJan. 27 at Southwest State -- -- 66-65 WJan. 28 at Moorhead State -- -- 81-78 WFeb. 3 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 89-96 LFeb. 4 Northern State -- -- 78-79 LFeb. 10 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 77-91 LFeb. 11 at Bemidji State -- -- 73-72 WFeb. 17 Southwest State -- -- 105-98 WFeb. 18 Moorhead State -- -- 88-90 LFeb. 20 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee -- -- 84-112 LFeb. 23 at Northern State -- -- 92-69 WFeb. 24 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 61-74 L%NIC Tournament

1989-90 • 15-15Nov. 17 at Mt. Senario, WI% -- -- 58-57 WNov. 18 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire% -- -- 45-83 LNov. 21 Cardinal Stritch, WI -- -- 84-63 WNov. 24 at Huron, SD& -- -- 75-73 WNov. 25 at Wisconsin-La Crosse& -- -- 58-77 LNov. 28 St. Olaf, MN -- -- 64-60 WDec. 1 St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 70-82 LDec. 8 at North Central, IL -- -- 70-79 LDec. 9 at St. Xavier, IL -- -- 52-77 LDec. 11 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 85-73 WDec. 15 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 53-54 LDec. 16 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 58-64 LJan. 8 at St. Thomas, MN -- -- 63-60 WJan. 12 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 73-67 WJan. 19 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 52-69 LJan. 20 at Bemidji State -- -- 79-74 WJan. 22 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee -- -- 61-75 LJan. 26 Southwest State -- -- 83-73 WJan. 27 Moorhead State -- -- 85-71 WFeb. 2 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 56-63 LFeb. 3 at Northern State -- -- 60-59 WFeb. 9 Minnesota Duluth -- -- ot 77-79 LFeb. 10 Bemidji State -- -- 58-68 LFeb. 16 at Southwest State -- -- 82-59 WFeb. 17 at Moorhead State -- -- 64-80 LFeb. 21 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 67-73 LFeb. 22 Northern State -- -- ot 68-64 WMar. 3 at Minnesota-Morris^ -- -- 77-71 WMar. 5 at Minnesota Duluth^ -- -- 55-78 L%Wisconsin-Eau Claire Tournament&Wisconsin-La Crosse Tournament^District 13 Playoffs

1990-91 • 10-18Nov. 16 at Mankato State% -- -- 47-71 LNov. 17 at Northern Michigan% -- -- 54-68 LNov. 27 at St. Olaf, MN -- -- ot 85-75 WNov. 28 Saint Mary’s -- -- 80-62 WDec. 1 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 51-69 LDec. 8 Mt. Senario, WI -- -- ot 82-88 LDec. 10 St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 85-70 WDec. 12 at Luther, IA -- -- ot 60-68 L

Dec. 15 Hamline, MN -- -- ot 62-64 LDec. 28 at Tampa, FL -- -- 65-92 LDec. 29 at Florida Southern -- -- 89-107 LJan. 2 at Rollins, FL -- -- 73-83 LJan. 9 at Cardinal Stritch, WI -- -- 66-63 WJan. 11 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 77-63 WJan. 12 Southwest State -- -- 62-64 LJan. 14 St. Xavier, IL -- -- 74-62 WJan. 17 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 44-75 LJan. 18 at Bemidji State -- -- 66-67 LJan. 25 Northern State -- -- 67-69 LJan. 26 Moorhead State -- -- 76-74 WJan. 29 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 84-83 WFeb. 2 at Southwest State -- -- 56-64 LFeb. 4 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 77-85 LFeb. 8 Bemidji State -- -- 90-80 WFeb. 9 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 65-72 LFeb. 15 at Northern State -- -- 71-67 WFeb. 16 at Moorhead State -- -- 91-109 LFeb. 21 at Minnesota Morris -- -- 73-91 L%Mankato Tournament

1991-92 • 20-9Nov. 22 at Marion, WI% -- -- 67-73 LNov. 23 at Rockford, IL% -- -- 73-66 WNov. 26 St. Thomas, MN -- -- 65-48 WDec. 2 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 76-57 WDec. 3 at Northern Iowa -- -- 53-77 LDec. 12 Luther, IA -- -- 81-72 WDec. 14 at Upper Iowa -- -- 71-59 WDec. 18 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 66-45 WJan. 4 at Hamline, MN -- -- 79-57 WJan. 6 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 67-61 WJan. 11 at Southwest State -- -- 61-75 LJan. 13 Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 95-50 WJan. 17 Bemidji State -- -- 81-73 WJan. 18 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 56-45 WJan. 24 at Northern State -- -- 69-84 LJan. 25 at Moorhead State -- -- 71-85 LJan. 28 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 65-84 LJan. 29 at St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 74-59 WFeb. 1 Southwest State -- -- 82-72 WFeb. 7 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 46-56 LFeb. 8 at Bemidji State -- -- 85-80 WFeb. 14 Northern State -- -- ot 73-70 WFeb. 15 Moorhead State -- -- 79-74 WFeb. 17 Wisconsin-Oshkosh -- -- 106-84 WFeb. 22 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 50-54 LFeb. 24 Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 65-56 WFeb. 26 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 90-74 WMar. 4 Moorhead State^ -- -- 84-63 WMar. 10 at Minnesota Duluth^ -- -- 48-54 L%Wisconsin-La Crosse Tournament^NAIA District 13 Playoffs

1992-93 • 19-10Nov. 27 at Ferris State, MI% -- -- 74-89 LNov. 28 at Black Hills State, SD% -- -- 67-53 WDec. 1 at Wisconsin-Stout -- -- 72-69 WDec. 3 Saint Mary’s -- -- 82-52 WDec. 5 at South Dakota -- -- 74-75 LDec. 8 Upper Iowa -- -- 92-73 WDec. 12 at Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 78-66 WDec. 16 at St. Cloud State -- -- 69-78 LDec. 18 Wayne State, NE -- -- 81-56 WDec. 30 at Northern Arizona -- -- 71-78 LJan. 1 at Grand Canyon, AZ& -- -- 98-124 LJan. 2 at Biola, CA& -- -- 91-84 WJan. 6 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 71-48 WJan. 11 Mt. Senario, WI -- -- ot 69-70 LJan. 15 Bemidji State -- -- 86-84 WJan. 16 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 64-60 WJan. 22 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 61-55 WJan. 23 at Northern State -- -- 91-83 WJan. 29 Southwest State -- -- 72-61 WJan. 30 Moorhead State -- -- 67-81 L

Feb. 5 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 83-71 WFeb. 6 at Southwest State -- -- 87-84 WFeb. 13 Northern State -- -- 76-87 LFeb. 19 at Bemidji State -- -- 79-76 WFeb. 20 at Moorhead State -- -- 102-91 WFeb. 25 St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 103-74 WFeb. 27 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 68-73 LMar. 3 Moorhead State^ -- -- 72-61 WMar. 9 Minnesota-Morris^ -- -- 56-58 L%First Bank Tip-Off Classic, Mankato, Minn.&Grand Canyon University New Year’s Classic, Phoenix, Ariz.^NAIA District 13 Playoffs

1993-94 • 13-15Nov. 19 at North Alabama% -- -- 95-120 LNov. 20 at Morehouse, AL% -- -- 98-106 LNov. 22 at Livingston, AL -- -- ot 96-104 LNov. 26 at Bethel, MN& -- -- 105-66 WNov. 27 at Wisconsin-River Falls& -- -- 88-96 LDec. 1 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 103-82 WDec. 4 South Dakota State -- -- 88-91 LDec. 8 Mount Senario, WI -- -- 95-84 WDec. 14 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 97-91 WDec. 18 at Quincy, IL -- -- 66-69 LDec. 20 at Teikyo-Marycrest, IA -- -- ot 92-84 WDec. 29 at Mankato State -- -- 71-56 WJan. 5 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 65-84 LJan. 8 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 80-91 LJan. 12 Wayne State, NE -- -- 77-62 WJan. 15 at Moorhead State -- -- 87-105 LJan. 19 Northern State -- -- 68-80 LJan. 22 at Bemidji State -- -- 80-100 LJan. 29 Southwest State -- -- 84-55 WFeb. 2 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 65-78 LFeb. 5 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 2ot 84-83 WFeb. 9 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 70-67 WFeb. 12 Moorhead State -- -- 69-51 WFeb. 14 St. Scholastica, MN -- -- 96-55 WFeb. 16 at Northern State -- -- 62-71 LFeb. 19 Bemidji State -- -- 79-84 LFeb. 26 at Southwest State -- -- 77-66 WMar. 2 at Minnesota-Morris^ -- -- 56-77 L%North Alabama Tournament&Wisconsin-River Falls Tournament^NAIA District 13 Playoffs

1994-95 • 16-11Nov. 19 St. Francis, IL -- -- 69-65 WNov. 22 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 86-76 WNov. 26 St. Cloud State -- -- 75-79 LNov. 30 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 59-57 WDec. 2 at Southern Indiana% -- -- 79-92 LDec. 3 at Carson-Newman, TN% -- -- 76-65 WDec. 5 at IUPU-Indianapolis -- -- 85-91 LDec. 10 at SIU-Edwardsville -- -- 74-65 WDec. 13 Mankato State -- -- 76-84 LDec. 30 at Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 70-88 LJan. 4 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 87-85 WJan. 7 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 50-68 LJan. 11 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 69-57 WJan. 14 Moorhead State -- -- 89-68 WJan. 18 at Northern State -- -- 75-79 LJan. 21 Bemidji State -- -- 60-53 WJan. 24 Quincy, IL -- -- 73-76 LJan. 28 at Southwest State -- -- 63-58 WFeb. 1 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 63-76 LFeb. 4 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 65-57 WFeb. 6 Mt. Senario, WI -- -- 110-60 WFeb. 8 Wayne State, NE -- -- 64-62 WFeb. 11 at Moorhead State -- -- 66-88 LFeb. 15 Northern State -- -- 90-95 LFeb. 18 at Bemidji State -- -- 88-64 WFeb. 22 Teikyo-Marycrest, IA -- -- 71-61 WFeb. 25 Southwest State -- -- 76-52 W%Southern Indiana Tournament

1995-96 • 8-18

Les Wothke1970-75, 92-98 - Career Record: 183-110

:NSIC Champions1937-38, 1938-39, 1950-51, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARNov. 18 at St. Francis, IL -- -- 2ot 83-82 WNov. 25 at St. Cloud State -- -- 65-68 LNov. 29 Saint Mary’s -- -- 73-58 WDec. 4 Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 72-82 LDec. 7 Pillsbury Baptist, MN -- -- 99-55 WDec. 13 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 74-85 LDec. 16 at Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 62-72 LDec. 21 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 70-78 LJan. 5 at Regis, CO -- -- 48-60 LJan. 6 at Metro State, CO -- -- 72-89 LJan. 8 at Colorado Christian -- -- 63-66 LJan. 13 at Northern State -- -- 59-77 LJan. 17 at Bemidji State -- -- 90-70 WJan. 20 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 94-57 WJan. 24 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 82-62 WJan. 27 Moorhead State -- -- 63-87 LJan. 31 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 52-67 LFeb. 3 at Southwest State -- -- 75-79 LFeb. 8 Bemidji State -- -- 75-66 WFeb. 10 Northern State -- -- 65-68 LFeb. 12 Mount Senario, WI -- -- 87-74 WFeb. 14 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 79-88 LFeb. 17 IUPU-Indianapolis -- -- 82-83 LFeb. 21 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 56-78 LFeb. 24 at Moorhead State -- -- 81-113 LMar. 2 Southwest State -- -- 66-75 L

1996-97 • 12-15Nov. 16 Crown, MN -- -- 76-48 WNov. 22 at Mankato State% -- -- 62-77 LNov. 23 at Duruy, MO% -- -- 77-44 WNov. 26 at St. Cloud State -- -- 58-87 LNov. 29 at Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 67-75 LNov. 30 at St. Francis, IL -- -- 58-67 LDec. 4 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 84-58 WDec. 7 SIU-Edwardsville -- -- 77-87 LDec. 9 North Central, MN -- -- 113-47 WDec. 11 Wisconsin-Eau Claire -- -- 3ot 115-110 WDec. 14 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 63-64 LJan. 4 St. Francis, IL -- -- 64-70 LJan. 8 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 63-66 LJan. 15 Bemidji State -- -- 68-53 WJan. 18 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 89-76 WJan. 22 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 92-91 WJan. 25 at Moorhead State -- -- 82-83 LJan. 29 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 62-76 LFeb. 1 Southwest State -- -- 75-68 WFeb. 5 at Bemidji State -- -- 59-56 WFeb. 8 at Northern State -- -- 71-85 LFeb. 12 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 81-90 LFeb. 15 Mount Senario, WI -- -- 90-95 LFeb. 19 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 83-75 WFeb. 22 Moorhead State -- -- 91-57 WFeb. 26 at Southwest State -- -- 81-103 LMar. 1 Northern State -- -- 78-90 L%First Bank Tip-Off Classic, Mankato, Minn.

1997-98 • 17-10Nov. 15 at St. Francis, IL -- -- 74-79 LNov. 22 at North Dakota State -- -- 78-88 LNov. 24 Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 89-53 WNov. 28 at Briar Cliff, IA% -- -- 79-77 WNov. 29 at Augustana, SD% -- -- 53-85 LDec. 3 St. Francis, IL -- -- 71-51 WDec. 6 Mankato State -- -- 60-70 LDec. 10 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 57-59 LDec. 13 St. Cloud State -- -- 77-64 WDec. 17 at Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 56-62 LDec. 20 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 55-68 LDec. 22 at Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 61-58 WJan. 3 St. Francis, IL -- -- 79-71 WJan. 10 Moorhead State -- -- 90-87 WJan. 14 at Bemidji State -- -- 85-72 WJan. 17 Wayne State, NE -- -- 69-75 LJan. 21 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 70-61 WJan. 24 at Southwest State -- -- ot 89-75 WJan. 28 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 86-58 WJan. 31 at Northern State -- 13 55-75 LFeb. 4 Bemidji State -- -- 65-72 LFeb. 7 at Moorhead State -- -- ot 81-75 W

Feb. 11 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 61-58 WFeb. 14 Mt. Senario, WI -- -- 106-63 WFeb. 18 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 81-63 WFeb. 21 Southwest State -- -- 89-75 WFeb. 25 Northern State -- 3 80-74 W%Sioux Falls Holiday Thanksgiving Tournament

1998-99 • 15-12Nov. 18 Mount Senario, WI -- -- 81-84 LNov. 20 at Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 81-78 WNov. 21 at St. Francis, IL -- -- 75-78 LNov. 24 Wisconsin-Stevens Point -- -- 72-79 LDec. 1 at St. Cloud State -- -- 70-81 LDec. 3 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 63-39 WDec. 5 North Dakota State -- -- 93-68 WDec. 7 at Minnesota State -- -- 61-78 LDec. 12 Wisconsin-River Falls -- -- 93-85 WDec. 22 at Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 80-82 LDec. 29 at Barry, FL -- -- 61-63 LDec. 31 at Florida Tech -- -- 59-68 LJan. 2 at Lynn, FL -- 8 62-77 LJan. 6 St. Francis, IL -- -- 76-77 LJan. 9 at Moorhead State -- -- 95-84 WJan. 13 Bemidji State -- -- 82-69 WJan. 20 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 76-64 WJan. 23 Southwest State -- -- 80-68 WJan. 27 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 80-57 WJan. 30 Northern State -- 12 82-75 WFeb. 3 at Bemidji State -- -- ot 80-78 WFeb. 6 Moorhead State -- -- 88-73 WFeb. 10 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 71-70 WFeb. 15 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 73-41 WFeb. 17 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 92-58 WFeb. 20 at Southwest State -- -- 54-76 LFeb. 24 at Northern State -- -- 79-99 L

1999-2000 • 19-9Nov. 29 at St. Xavier, IL% -- -- 71-79 LNov. 20 at Chadron State, NE% -- -- 70-66 WNov. 23 at Augustana, SD -- -- ot 98-107 LNov. 27 Morningside, IA -- -- 87-94 LDec. 1 Saint Mary’s -- -- 78-72 WDec. 7 at South Dakota State -- -- 77-80 LDec. 11 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 85-71 WDec. 20 at Minnesota State -- -- 62-82 LDec. 30 Wisconsin-La Crosse -- -- 85-78 WJan. 2 Wayne State, NE -- -- 70-69 WJan. 3 Southwest State -- -- 88-58 WJan. 7 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 83-51 WJan. 8 at Moorhead State -- -- 59-48 WJan. 14 Bemidji State -- -- 68-49 WJan. 15 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 92-90 WJan. 21 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 74-58 WJan. 22 at Northern State -- -- 63-61 WJan. 25 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 77-60 WFeb. 4 at Southwest State -- -- 94-101 LFeb. 5 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 67-96 LFeb. 11 Moorhead State -- -- 77-50 WFeb. 12 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 77-63 WFeb. 18 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 84-85 LFeb. 19 at Bemidji State -- -- 80-71 WFeb. 25 Northern State -- -- 83-59 WFeb. 26 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 91-63 WFeb. 29 Moorhead State** -- -- 72-58 WMar. 3 at Minnesota Duluth** -- -- 70-73 L%Mankato Tournament**NSIC Tournament

2000-01 • 21-9Nov. 18 at Cal Baptist -- -- 78-92 LNov. 21 at Cal Poly-Pomona -- -- 70-75 LNov. 25 at Cal San Bernardino -- 22 54-75 LNov. 29 at Saint Mary’s -- -- 79-57 WDec. 5 at Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 82-93 LDec. 9 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- ot 97-94 WDec. 11 Viterbo, WI -- -- 79-70 W

Dec. 16 at Morningside, IA -- -- 74-104 LDec. 19 Augustana, SD -- -- 99-84 WDec. 29 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 80-54 WDec. 30 at Southwest Minnesota St. -- -- 76-88 LJan. 5 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 76-59 WJan. 6 Moorhead State -- -- 78-72 WJan. 12 at Bemidji State -- -- 78-73 WJan. 13 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 92-88 WJan. 19 at Northern State -- -- 97-84 WJan. 20 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 79-76 WJan. 30 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 90-54 WFeb. 2 Southwest Minnesota State -- 14 ot 80-83 LFeb. 3 Wayne State, NE -- -- ot 82-85 LFeb. 9 at Moorhead State -- -- 59-50 WFeb. 10 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 80-59 WFeb. 16 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 79-63 WFeb. 17 Bemidji State -- -- 94-53 WFeb. 23 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 91-58 WFeb. 24 Northern State -- -- 79-77 WFeb. 27 MSU Moorhead** -- -- 88-61 WMar. 2 at Wayne State, NE** -- -- 77-58 WMar. 3 at Southwest State** -- 4 94-78 WMar. 9 at Southwest State^ -- 9 77-88 L**NSIC Tournament^NCAA North Central Regional Tournament

2001-02 • 14-13Nov. 17 South Dakota State -- -- 71-66 WNov. 23 Midland Lutheran, NE% -- -- 77-58 WNov. 24 at Nebraska-Omaha% -- -- 65-82 LNov. 28 Saint Mary’s -- -- 94-64 WDec. 1 Minnesota State -- -- 73-84 LDec. 7 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 96-72 WDec. 8 at Northern State -- -- 71-77 LDec. 14 at Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 58-71 LDec. 15 at Lewis, IL -- -- 58-84 LDec. 18 at Viterbo, WI -- -- 77-72 WDec. 30 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 75-55 WJan. 4 Wayne State, NE -- -- 63-58 WJan. 5 Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 55-64 LJan. 11 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 73-77 LJan. 12 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 73-64 WJan. 18 Bemidji State -- -- 60-47 WJan. 19 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 65-71 LJan. 25 Northern State -- -- 55-75 LJan. 26 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 89-78 WFeb. 2 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 83-67 WFeb. 8 at Southwest Minnesota St -- -- ot 88-91 LFeb. 9 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 85-72 WFeb. 15 MSU Moorhead -- -- 53-55 LFeb. 16 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 89-73 WFeb. 22 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 65-77 LFeb. 23 at Bemidji State -- -- 85-65 WMar. 2 at Bemidji State** -- -- 69-70 L%Nebraska-Omaha Tournament**NSIC Tournament

2002-03 • 11-17Nov. 22 at Minnesota State% -- -- 75-100 LNov. 23 Michigan Tech% -- -- 69-87 LNov. 26 at Tampa, FL -- 18 69-71 LNov. 27 at Eckerd, FL -- -- 74-93 LNov. 29 at Florida Southern -- -- 94-101 LDec. 9 Viterbo, WI -- -- 89-75 WDec. 13 Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 61-71 LDec. 14 Lewis, IL -- -- 61-64 LDec. 20 at Nebraska-Omaha -- 21 62-79 LDec. 29 Minnesota-Morris -- -- 81-67 WDec. 30 Northern State -- -- 103-97 WJan. 4 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 83-79 WJan. 10 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 80-67 WJan. 11 at Southwest State -- -- 73-71 WJan. 17 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 79-69 WJan. 18 MSU Moorhead -- -- 85-77 WJan. 24 at Bemidji State -- -- 98-108 LJan. 25 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 59-80 LJan. 31 at Northern State -- -- 70-72 LFeb. 1 at Minnesota-Morris -- -- 107-71 WFeb. 8 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 87-64 WFeb. 14 Southwest State -- -- ot 72-77 L

Mike Leaf1998 - present - Career Record: 290-118

2006, 2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARFeb. 15 Wayne State, NE -- -- 56-71 LFeb. 21 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 76-86 LFeb. 22 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 89-74 WFeb. 28 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 68-79 LMar. 1 Bemidji State -- -- 96-102 LMar. 5 at Bemidji State** -- -- 79-106 L%Mankato Tournament**NSIC Tournament

2003-04 • 17-12Nov. 15 Nebraska-Omaha -- -- 66-71 LNov. 21 Saint Mary’s -- -- 95-61 WNov. 25 Minnesota State -- -- 85-68 WNov. 28 Metro State% -- 11 74-68 WNov. 29 Michigan Tech% -- -- 67-75 LDec. 5 South Dakota& -- 3 56-92 LDec. 6 Augustana, SD& -- -- 78-71 WDec. 10 at Viterbo, WI -- -- 70-63 WDec. 13 Wisconsin-Parkside -- -- 70-61 WDec. 28 at South Dakota State$ -- 3 65-102 LDec. 29 at North Dakota$ -- -- 65-69 LJan. 2 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 89-76 WJan. 3 Bemidji State -- -- 73-92 LJan. 6 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 88-89 LJan. 10 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 77-78 LJan. 13 at Southwest Minnesota St -- -- 78-59 WJan. 17 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 77-45 WJan. 23 at Northern State -- -- 71-83 LJan. 24 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 83-55 WJan. 29 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 85-79 WFeb. 6 at Bemidji State -- -- 85-96 LFeb. 7 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 91-69 WFeb. 13 Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 84-73 WFeb. 14 Wayne State, NE -- -- 87-70 WFeb. 21 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 79-62 WFeb. 27 Minnesota State Moorhead -- -- 73-67 WFeb. 28 Northern State -- -- 47-60 LMar. 3 at Southwest State** -- -- 71-65 WMar. 6 vs. Northern State** -- -- ot 80-83 L%Duluth Classic&Southwest Classic$SDSU Tournament**NSIC Tournament

2004-05 • 24-11Nov. 15 at Chaminade, HI -- -- 64-67 LNov. 18 at BYU-Hawaii% -- 20 89-94 LNov.19 vs.HawaiiPacific% -- -- 98-75 WNov. 20 vs. Northwood, MI% -- -- 90-71 WNov. 30 at Saint Mary’s, MN -- -- 71-40 WDec. 3 Minnesota State -- 6 84-92 LDec. 4 at Minnesota State -- 6 79-87 LDec. 7 Upper Iowa -- -- 92-56 WDec. 8 Viterbo, WI -- -- 72-52 WDec. 11 St. Thomas, MN -- -- 101-91 WDec. 18 at Quincy, IL& -- -- 65-71 LDec. 19 vs. Saginaw Valley, MI -- -- 68-72 LDec. 28 vs. South Dakota# -- -- 81-70 WDec. 29 at Augustana, SD# -- -- 75-56 WJan. 3 at Upper Iowa -- -- 87-54 WJan. 7 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 85-62 WJan. 8 at Bemidji State -- -- 77-94 LJan. 14 Wayne State, NE -- -- ot 84-87 LJan. 15 Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 81-68 WJan. 21 at Northern State -- -- 88-76 WJan. 22 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 73-68 WJan. 29 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 77-65 WFeb. 1 at South Dakota State -- -- 59-70 LFeb. 5 at Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 81-71 WFeb. 11 MSU Moorhead -- -- 76-75 WFeb. 12 Northern State -- -- 96-74 WFeb. 18 at Southwest Minnesota St -- -- 87-59 WFeb. 19 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 80-75 WFeb. 25 Bemidji State -- -- 80-67 WFeb. 26 Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 72-68 WMar. 2 MSU Moorhead** -- -- 2ot 98-86 WMar. 5 Concordia-St. Paul** -- -- 76-70 WMar. 6 Northern State** -- -- 69-73 LMar. 12 vs. Nebraska-Omaha^ -- 7 64-58 WMar. 13 vs. South Dakota -- 22 68-73 L

%BYU-Hawaii Tournament&Quincy, IL Tournament#Augustana Classic**NSIC Tournament^NCAA Division II North Central Region

2005-06 • 32-4Nov. 2 Cardinal Stritch (Exh.) -- -- 99-55 WNov. 8 Mt. Mercy, IA (Exh.) -- -- 97-53 WNov. 15 Minnesota State 12 -- 81-72 WNov. 19 Minnesota Duluth 12 -- 81-66 WNov. 25 St. Cloud State% 12 -- 79-80 LNov. 26 at Minnesota Duluth 12 -- 76-72 WNov. 30 Saint Mary’s 21 -- 77-64 WDec. 3 at Minnesota State 21 -- 75-68 WDec. 7 Augustana, SD 15 -- 96-60 WDec. 9 Viterbo, WI 15 -- 93-48 WDec. 10 Upper Iowa 15 -- 77-46 WDec. 17 at St. Joseph’s, IN 9 -- 76-81 LDec. 19 at Wisconsin-Parkside 9 -- 79-82 LDec. 30 at Upper Iowa 14 -- 91-76 WJan. 6 Minnesota, Crookston 14 -- 90-54 WJan. 7 Bemidji State 14 -- 79-84 LJan. 13 at Wayne State, NE 23 -- ot 98-91 WJan. 14 at Southwest Minnesota St 23 -- 77-67 WJan. 20 Northern State 18 5 92-78 WJan. 21 MSU Moorhead 18 -- 74-41 WJan. 24 North Central, MN 16 -- 120-73 WJan. 28 at Concordia-St. Paul 16 -- 80-64 WFeb. 4 Concordia-St. Paul 13 -- 92-77 WFeb. 10 at MSU Moorhead 13 -- 77-61 WFeb. 11 at Northern State 13 12 82-73 WFeb. 17 Southwest Minnesota St 13 -- 77-69 WFeb. 18 Wayne State, NE 13 -- 90-63 WFeb. 24 at Bemidji State 7 -- 85-67 WFeb. 25 at Minnesota, Crookston 7 -- 68-50 WMar. 1 Minnesota, Crookston** 6 -- 88-59 WMar. 4 Southwest Minnesota St** 6 -- 75-58 WMar. 5 Northern State** 6 14 93-80 WMar. 11 South Dakota^ 5 -- ot 81-69 WMar. 12 Minnesota State^ 5 14 74-71 WMar. 14 Northern State^ 5 15 96-86 WMar. 22 Barton, NC# 5 9 ot 86-78 WMar. 23 Stonehill, MA# 5 12 83-73 WMar. 25 Virginia Union!! 5 3 73-61 W%at Duluth, Minn.**NSIC Tournament, Winona, Minn.^NCAA North Central Region, Winona, Minn.#NCAAEliteEight,Springfield,Mass.!!NCAA Division II National Championship

2006-07 • 35-1Oct. 31 at Drake (Exh.) -- -- 88-86 WNov. 1 at Bradley (Exh.) -- -- 77-90 LNov. 8 at Minnesota (Exh.) -- -- 69-64 WNov. 15 Bethany Lutheran, MN 1 -- 88-79 WNov. 18 St. Joseph’s, IN 1 -- 90-68 WNov. 24 Saint Mary’s 1 -- 98-54 WDec. 1 Northern State 1 -- 90-62 WDec. 2 Mary, ND 1 -- 77-57 WDec. 5 North Central, MN 1 -- 119-38 WDec. 9 at Upper Iowa 1 -- 80-62 WDec. 15 at Minnesota Duluth 1 -- 84-74 WDec. 19 Wingate, NC% 1 16 91-78 WDec. 20 Hillsdale, MI% 1 -- 81-67 WDec. 29 Wisconsin-Parkside 1 -- 92-76 WJan. 5 at Wayne State, NE 1 -- 107-74 WJan. 6 at Southwest Minnesota St 1 -- 76-71 WJan. 12 Concordia-St. Paul 1 -- ot 89-86 WJan. 13 MSU Moorhead 1 -- 69-66 WJan. 19 at Bemidji State 1 -- 82-37 WJan. 20 at Minnesota, Crookston 1 -- 93-79 WJan. 27 at Northern State 1 -- 76-66 WJan. 28 at Mary, ND 1 -- 80-63 WJan. 31 Clark, IA 1 -- 79-52 WFeb. 3 Upper Iowa 1 -- 81-70 WFeb. 9 Southwest Minnesota State 1 -- 68-59 WFeb. 10 Wayne State, NE 1 -- 80-72 WFeb. 16 at MSU Moorhead 1 -- 89-56 WFeb. 17 at Concordia-St. Paul 1 -- 87-68 W

Feb. 23 Minnesota, Crookston 1 -- 104-66 WFeb. 24 Bemidji State 1 -- 76-60 WFeb. 28 Upper Iowa** 1 -- 94-63 WMar. 3 Concordia-St. Paul** 1 -- 87-71 WMar. 4 Southwest Minnesota St** 1 -- 80-70 WMar. 10 St. Cloud State^ 1 -- 100-73 WMar. 11 Nebraska-Kearney^ 1 -- 81-70 WMar. 13 Minnesota State^ 1 9 89-76 WMar. 21 Bentley, MA# 1 2 64-51 WMar. 22 Central Missouri# 1 6 ot 90-85 WMar. 24 Barton, NC!! 1 15 75-77 L%Nassau, Bahamas**NSIC Tournament, Winona, Minn.^NCAA North Central Region, Winona, Minn.#NCAADivisionIIEliteEight,Springfield,Mass.!!NCAA Division II National Championship

2007-08 • 38-1Nov. 1 UW-La Crosse (Exh.) -- -- 89-52 WNov. 3 Grinnell, IA (Exh.) -- -- 144-90 WNov. 9 vs. North Alabama% 1 -- 88-82 WNov. 10 vs. Philadelphia% 1 -- 66-62 WNov. 11 vs. Assumption, MA% 1 -- 93-74 WNov. 15 Bethany Lutheran, MN 1 -- 119-57 WNov. 17 Saint Mary’s 1 -- 118-53 WNov. 20 Wisconsin-Stout 1 -- 95-68 WNov. 24 St. Thomas, MN 1 -- ot 82-83 LNov. 30 at Mary, ND 7 -- 93-71 WDec. 1 at Northern State 7 -- 87-60 WDec. 5 Minnesota Duluth 5 -- 63-62 WDec. 8 Upper Iowa 5 -- 84-58 WDec. 18 Lewis, IL 5 -- 84-76 WDec. 19 Viterbo, WI 5 -- 100-81 WDec. 28 Minnesota State 5 -- 92-75 WDec. 29 at Minnesota State 5 -- 66-62 WJan. 4 Southwest Minnesota State 5 -- 76-65 WJan. 5 Wayne State, NE 5 -- 80-46 WJan. 11 at MSU Moorhead 4 -- 64-59 WJan. 12 at Concordia-St. Paul 4 -- 93-55 WJan. 18 Minnesota, Crookston 3 -- 77-48 WJan. 19 Bemidji State 3 -- 78-48 WJan. 25 Northern State 3 7 71-66 WJan. 26 Mary, ND 3 -- 95-45 WFeb. 2 at Upper Iowa 3 -- 72-62 WFeb. 8 at Wayne State, NE 3 -- 82-60 WFeb. 9 at Southwest Minnesota St 3 -- 72-54 WFeb. 15 Concordia-St. Paul 3 -- 84-59 WFeb. 16 MSU Moorhead 3 -- 85-63 WFeb. 22 at Bemidji State 3 -- 72-47 WFeb. 23 at Minnesota, Crookston 3 -- 115-75 WMar. 1 Mary, ND** 3 -- 77-50 WMar. 7 Wayne State, NE** 3 -- 71-62 WMar. 8 Northern State** 3 4 73-40 WMar. 15 Colorado Christian^ 3 -- 78-45 WMar. 16 Nebraska-Omaha^ 3 -- 80-67 WMar. 18 Northern State^ 3 5 68-60 WMar. 26 Grand Valley State# 3 1 67-54 WMar. 27 Bentley, MA# 3 1 86-75 WMar. 29 Augusta State, GA!! 3 10 87-76 W%Disney Tip-Off**NSIC Tournament, Winona, Minn.^NCAA North Central Region, Winona, Minn.#NCAADivisionIIEliteEight,Springfield,Mass.!!NCAA Division II National Championship

2008-09 • 24-9Nov. 8 UW-La Crosse (Exh.) -- -- 79-76 WNov. 12 Wisconsin-Superior (Exh.) -- -- 91-79 WNov. 15 Saint Mary’s 9 -- 92-66 WNov. 18 at BYU-Hawaii 9 23 76-78 LNov. 20 at BYU-Hawaii 9 23 80-92 LNov. 22 vs. Oakland, IN 9 -- 112-75 WNov. 28 Augsburg, MN 18 -- 89-48 WNov. 29 Gustavus Adolphus, MN 18 -- 75-59 WDec. 5 St. Cloud State 16 -- ot 97-99 LDec. 6 Concordia-St. Paul 16 -- 74-75 LDec. 12 at Bemidji State -- -- 90-60 WDec. 13 at Minnesota Duluth -- -- 79-51 WDec. 17 Truman State, MO -- -- 73-50 WDec. 20 Lewis, IL -- -- ot 81-78 W

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WINONA STATE YEAR-BY-YEARDec. 28 Texas A&M International -- -- ot 79-74 WJan. 2 Northern State -- 19 85-75 WJan. 3 Mary, ND -- -- 74-51 WJan. 9 at Southwest Minnesota St -- -- 79-69 WJan. 10 at Minnesota State -- 6 100-85 WJan. 16 at Wayne State, NE 16 -- 85-76 WJan. 17 at Augustana, SD 16 -- 72-88 LJan. 23 MSU Moorhead 23 -- 83-62 WJan. 24 Minnesota, Crookston 23 -- 80-53 WJan. 31 Upper Iowa 20 -- 101-53 WFeb. 6 at Northern State 19 -- 68-77 LFeb. 7 at Mary, ND 19 -- 70-64 WFeb. 13 Wayne State, NE -- -- 77-68 WFeb. 14 Augustana, SD -- -- 81-68 WFeb. 21 Bemidji State 23 -- 98-79 WFeb. 25 at Upper Iowa 20 -- 77-61 WFeb. 28 at St. Cloud State 20 -- 81-100 LMar. 4 Concordia-St. Paul** 25 -- 87-79 WMar. 6 St. Cloud State** 25 -- 77-91 LMar. 14 Metro State, CO^ -- -- 60-59 WMar. 15 Augustana, SD^ -- -- 82-88 L**NSIC Tournament, Winona, Minn.^NCAA Central Region, Marshall, Minn.

2009-10 • 20-10Nov. 2 UW-La Crosse (Exh.) -- -- 77-82 LNov. 5 UW-Eau Claire (Exh.) -- -- 69-55 WNov. 12 St. Thomas (Exh.) -- -- 87-76 WNov. 16 Wisconsin-Stout 20 -- 83-66 WNov. 20 Clarke, IA 20 -- 106-60 WNov. 21 Cardinal Stritch, WI 20 -- 84-68 WNov. 28 Minnesota, Crookston% 14 -- 96-61 WNov. 29 Minnesota State% 14 -- 74-81 LDec. 4 at St. Cloud State 24 19 77-72 WDec. 5 at Concordia-St. Paul 24 -- ot 86-80 WDec. 12 Bemidji State 17 -- ot 87-88 LDec. 13 Minnesota Duluth 17 -- 120-78 WDec. 19 Adams State, CO -- -- 60-53 WDec. 28 Saint Mary’s -- -- 83-70 WJan. 2 at Northern State -- -- 75-56 WJan. 3 at Mary, ND -- -- ot 85-87 LJan. 8 Southwest Minnesota State -- -- 69-67 WJan. 9 Minnesota State -- 7 71-76 LJan. 15 Wayne State, NE -- -- 67-63 WJan. 16 Augustana, SD -- 18 84-88 LJan. 22 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 93-72 WJan. 23 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 89-43 WJan. 30 at Upper Iowa -- -- 88-56 WFeb. 5 Northern State -- -- 66-69 LFeb. 6 Mary, ND -- -- 71-67 WFeb. 12 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 58-49 WFeb. 13 at Augustana, SD -- 24 81-82 LFeb. 20 at Bemidji State -- -- 86-88 LFeb. 24 Upper Iowa -- -- 66-58 WFeb. 27 St. Cloud State -- 16 80-69 WMar. 3 Mary, ND** -- -- 76-57 WMar. 6 Southwest Minnesota St** -- -- 67-81 LMar. 13 Mesa State, CO^ -- -- 68-73 L%NSIC Hoopfest, Sioux Falls, SD**NSIC Tournament, St. Cloud, Minn.^NCAA Central Region, Mankato, Minn.

2010-11 • 20-10Nov. 3 UW-Eau Claire (Exh.) -- -- 75-60 WNov. 8 at Minnesota (Exh.) -- -- 72-78 LNov. 10 St. Thomas (Exh.) -- -- 82-62 WNov. 13 Saint Mary’s 9 -- 84-50 WNov. 17 at Northwood, FL 9 -- 88-84 WNov. 20 at Barry, FL 9 -- ot 82-75 WNov. 29 Clarke, IA 5 -- 111-66 WDec. 4 Upper Iowa 4 -- 78-71 WDec. 10 at Bemidji State 3 -- 71-62 WDec. 11 at Minnesota Duluth 3 -- 72-75 LDec. 17 Southwest Minnesota State 7 -- 68-66 WDec. 18 Minnesota State 7 22 74-80 LJan. 1 Mary 20 -- 74-73 WJan. 2 Northern State 20 -- 81-57 WJan. 8 at Concordia-St. Paul 24 -- 85-62 WJan. 9 at St. Cloud State 24 -- ot 93-91 WJan. 14 Minnesota, Crookston 21 -- 108-68 W

Jan. 15 MSU Moorhead 21 -- 87-95 LJan. 21 at Wayne State, NE -- -- 73-71 WJan. 22 at Augustana, SD -- -- ot 90-95 LJan. 28 at Minnesota State -- 12 65-84 LJan. 29 at Southwest Minnesota St. -- -- 2ot 87-81 WFeb. 4 St. Cloud State -- -- 88-67 WFeb. 5 Concordia-St. Paul -- -- 79-81 LFeb. 12 at Upper Iowa -- -- 64-80 LFeb. 18 at MSU Moorhead -- -- 74-56 WFeb. 19 at Minnesota, Crookston -- -- 66-70 LFeb. 25 Minnesota Duluth -- -- 90-57 WFeb. 26 Bemidji State -- -- 58-60 LMar. 2 at Concordia-St. Paul** -- -- 86-72 WMar. 5 Minnesota State** -- 6 82-74 WMar. 6 St. Cloud State** -- -- 58-41 WMar. 12 Minnesota State^ -- 8 81-96 L**NSIC Tournament, St. Paul, Minn.^NCAA Central Region, Mankato, Minn.

2011-12 Quick FactsLocation: Winona, Minn.Founded: 1858Enrollment: 8,000Nickname: WarriorsColors: Purple & WhiteArena: McCown GymnasiumCapacity: 3,500President: Dr. Judith RamaleyAthletics Director: Larry HolstadFaculty Rep: Dr. Jo StejskalConference: Northern Sun

BASKETBALL HISTORYFirst Year: 1915-16All-Time Record: 1,015-1,033 (.496)NCAA Tournament: 12 (1938, 39, 73, 75, 01, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11)NCAA Record: 21-10Final Fours: 3 (2006, 07, 08)NCAA DII Championships: 2, (2006, 08)National Runners-up: 1, (2007)NSIC Regular Season Titles: 14 (1937-38, 38-39, 50-51, 68-69, 71-72, 72-73, 73-74 74-75, 98-99, 99-00, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07, 07-08NSIC Tournament Champions: 5 (2001, 06, 07, 08, 11)

TEAM FACTSHead Coach: Mike LeafRcd. at Winona State (Yrs.) 290-118 (13)Career Record (Yrs.) 290-118 (13)National Champions: 2 (2006, 08)National Runner-up: 1 (2007)Final Fours: 3 (2006, 07, 08)NCAA Tournament: 8 (2001, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11)NCAA Record: 19-10NSIC Champions: 6 (1998-99, 99-00, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07, 07-08)NSIC Tournament Champions: 5 (2001, 06, 07, 08, 11)Assistant Coaches: Tom Brown (13th year) Chris Gove (13th year) Jason Gorman (5th year)

2011-12 SCHEDULEOct. 29 Winona State Alumni (Exh) 8 pmNov. 2 St. Thomas (Exh) 7 pmNov. 5 Gustavus Adolphus (Exh) 7 pmNov. 11 Colorado-Colorado Springs 7 pmNov. 12 Metro State 7 pmNov. 18 Simpson 7 pmNov. 19 Minot State 7 pmNov. 26 Clarke 5 pmNov. 29 Wisconsin-Stout 8 pmDec. 3 Upper Iowa* 8 pmDec. 9 Bemidji State* 8 pmDec. 10 Minnesota Duluth* 7 pmDec. 16 Southwest Minnesota State* 8 pmDec. 17 Minnesota State* 6 pmJan. 2 Mary* 8 pmJan. 3 Northern State* 8 pmJan. 7 Concordia-St. Paul* 4 pmJan. 8 St. Cloud State* 4 pmJan. 13 Minnesota, Crookston* 8 pmJan. 14 MSU Moorhead* 6 pmJan. 20 Wayne State* 8 pmJan. 21 Augustana* 7 pmJan. 27 Minnesota State* 8 pmJan. 28 Southwest Minnesota State* 7 pmFeb. 3 St. Cloud State* 8 pmFeb. 4 Concordia-St. Paul* 6 pmFeb. 11 Upper Iowa* 7 pmFeb. 17 MSU Moorhead* 8 pmFeb. 18 Minnesota, Crookston* 7 pmFeb. 24 Minnesota Duluth* 8 pmFeb. 25 Bemidji State* 6 pmFeb. 29 NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament*Denotes NSIC GameHome games in bold

2010-11 Results20-10 (13-9 NSIC)

Nov. 13 Saint Mary’s W, 84-50Nov. 17 Northwood W, 88-84Nov. 20 Barry W, 82-75 otNov. 29 Clark, IA W, 111-66Dec. 4 Upper Iowa* W, 78-61Dec. 10 Bemidji State* W, 71-62Dec. 11 Minnesota Duluth* L, 72-75Dec. 17 Southwest Minnesota State* W, 68-66Dec. 18 Minnesota State* L, 74-80Jan. 3 Mary* W, 74-73Jan. 4 Northern State* W, 81-57Jan. 8 Concordia-St. Paul* W, 85-62Jan. 9 St. Cloud State* W, 91-91 otJan. 14 Minnesota, Crookston* W, 108-68Jan. 15 MSU Moorhead* L, 87-95Jan. 21 Wayne State* W, 73-71Jan. 22 Augustana* L, 90-95 otJan. 28 Minnesota State* L, 65-84Jan. 29 Southwest Minnesota State* W, 87-81 2otFeb. 4 St. Cloud State* W, 88-67Feb. 5 Concordia-St. Paul* L, 79-81Feb. 12 Upper Iowa* L, 64-80Feb. 18 MSU Moorhead* W, 74-56Feb. 19 Minnesota, Crookston* L, 66-70Feb. 25 Minnesota Duluth* W, 90-57Feb. 26 Bemidji State* L, 58-60March 2 Concordia-St. Paul# W, 86-72March 5 Minnesota State# W, 82-74March 6 St. Cloud State# W, 58-41March 12 Minnesota State^ L, 81-96Home games in bold*NSIC Conference Game#NSIC Tournament^NCAA Regional Tournament

Credential RequestsPlease direct all requests for media credentials to Grant Wall (gwall@winona.edu) in the Winona State Sports Information Office. Credentials will be held for media members at the ticket office located directly across from the main entrance into McCown Gymna-sium. Winona State University reserves the right to deny media credentials to anyone who is not affiliated with an official news gathering agency.

Practice PlansThe Winona State men’s basketball team will practice daily during the season. Practice will begin between 11:30 am and noon Monday-Friday. Please call ahead to the Winona State Sports Information Office for exact times specific to the date you wish to conduct interviews.

Interview PolicyWinona State players and coaches will be available for interviews before practice. Please call ahead to the Winona State Sports Information Office for exact times specific to the date you wish to conduct inter-views. Interviews will be held before practice in Mc-Cown Gymnasium. Interviews of a longer duration can be arranged through the Winona State Sports In-formation Office. Student-athletes are instructed not to accept phone calls or to conduct any interviews off campus.

Postgame InterviewsThe Winona State locker room is closed. Select Wi-nona State student-athletes will meet with members of the media after a 10 minute postgame cooling-off period. Postgame media interviews will be conducted in the media area located down the hall from the WSU locker room. Winona State coach Mike Leaf will also meet with the media in the media area after the com-pletion of his postgame radio interview.

TV CoverageAll home Winona State basketball games will be car-ried live by HBC Channel 25.

Radio BroadcastsAll Winona State basketball games, home and away, will be broadcast on 89.5 KQAL.

Mike Leaf ShowThe Mike Leaf Show can be seen throughout the bas-ketball season on HBC Channel 24. The weekly show, hosted by Winona State Sports Information Director Grant Wall and featuring WSU head coach Mike Leaf, will provide highlights of previous Warrior games and preview the coming slate.

Warriors On The WebWinonastatewarriors.com is the official website for the Winona State Athletics Department. On the site you will find information on all 14 varsity sports of-fered at Winona State, as well as schedules, results, statistics, traditions, history and departmental infor-mation.

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Sports InformationSports Information Director: Grant WallOffice Phone: 507-457-5576Cell Phone: 515-570-5371E-mail: gwall@winona.eduAthletics Website: winonastatewarriors.comMailing Address: PO Box 5838 Winona, MN 55987

The 2011-12 Winona State men’s basketball media guide is a production of the Winona State Sports Information Office. It was designed to assist mem-bers of the media in their coverage of the Winona State men’s basketball team. Every effort has been made to ensure its accuracy and thoroughness. En-closed in the media guide are factual information regarding the current men’s basketball team, as well as the history of basketball at Winona State University.

The 2011-12 Winona State men’s basketball meda guide was written, designed and edited by Grant Wall, Sports Information Director. The recruiting guide was designed by Alyssa Foggia. Photos used in the media guide were taken by Chops Hancock and Andrew Nyhus.

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