Baseball Quick Facts Covering the Mavericks Location: Mankato, Minnesota Newspapers Enrollment: 14,036 Jim Rueda, Sports Editor Sports Editor Colors: Purple and Gold Mankato Free Press MSU Reporter Affiliation:NCAA Division II/North Central Conference 418 South 2nd St. 293 Centennial Student Union Facility: MSU Baseball Complex (500) President : Dr. Richard Davenport Mankato, MN 56001 Mankato, MN 56001 Director of Athletics: Kevin Buisman (507) 344-6381 (507) 389-1776
Head Coach: Dean Bowyer (Mayville State ‘66) Bowyer’s Phone: (507) 389-2689 • Bowyer’s e-mail: [email protected] Television Bowyer’s MSU Record: 962-462-7 (.668) (31 years) Perry Dyke, Eric Gullickson Bowyer’s Overall Record: 1036-513-7 (.668) (35 years) KEYC-TV Assistant Head Coach: Matt Magers (pitching coach) P.O. Box 128 Mager’s Phone: (507) 389-2413 • Mager’s e-mail: [email protected] Mankato, MN 56001 (507) 625-7905 2007 Record: 45-10 (20-2 NCC) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/15 Position Players Returning/Lost: 7/7 • Pitchers Returning/Lost: 3/8 Key Returnees (2007 statistics): Radio Jay Bresnahan (Jr. If/Dh, .435, 2 Hr, 41 RBI, 2007 1st Team Daktronics All-Region, 2007 All-NCC) Mike Sullivan, Sports Sports Zach Danelson (Sr., Of, .329, 8 Hr, 26 RBI, 30 Sb, 2007 2nd Team Daktronics All-Region, 2007 All-NCC) KDOG/KXAC Radio KYSM/KXLP Radio Kosuke Hattori (So., If, .350, 0 Hr, 25 RBI, 21 Sb, 2007 All-NCC) Highway 14 East Highway 14 East Kyle Hoover (Sr., C/RHP, .323, 5 Hr, 35 RBI) Mankato, MN 56001 Mankato, MN 56001 Travis Taran (Jr., C/1b, .290, 2 Hr, 11 RBI) (507) 345-4537 (507) 345-4537 Chris Odegaard (So., RHP, 2-0, 5.71, 23 Ks, 17.1 IP) Jake Reuvers (Sr., RHP, 2-3, 7.36, 17 Ks, 14.2 IP) Barry Wortel, Sports News & Sports Assistant AD/Communications: Paul Allan (baseball contact) KTOE Radio KEEZ Radio Allan’s e-mail: [email protected] Highway 14 East P.O. Box 3345 Athletic Communications Phone: (507) 389-2625 • AC Fax: (507) 389-1923 Mankato, MN 56001 Mankato, MN 56001 Allan’s Home Phone: (507) 257-2146 • Allan’s Cell Phone: (507) 381-7503 (507) 345-4537 (507) 345-4646 Assistant Director of Athletic Communications: Scott Nelsen Athletic Communications Graduate Assistants: Dax Larson, Nick Burns Sports Athletics Homepage: www.msumavericks.com KMSU Radio 204 Alumni Foundation Center Mankato, MN 56002 (507) 345-2921 MSU Baseball Contact List All Area Codes are 507 MSU Athletics...... 389-6111 Please Direct All Minnesota State Kevin Buisman, Director of Athletics...... 389-6111 Baseball Inquiries to: Tim Marshall, Assistant AD/Fiscal Affairs...... 389-5884 Paul Allan, Assistant AD/Communications...... 389-2625 Paul Allan, Assistant AD/Communications Minnesota State University 175 Taylor Center Dean Bowyer, Head Coach...... 389-2689 Mankato, MN 56002-8400 Matt Magers, Associate Head Coach, Pitching Coach...389-2413 Office: (507) 389-2625 Home: (507) 257-2146 MSU Athletic Training Room...... 389-5619 Cell: (507) 381-7503 Jeff Chambers, Athletic Training...... 389-3229 FAX: (507) 389-1923 [email protected] Sarah Downey, Athletic Training...... 389-3229 Sean Donley, Athletic Training...... 389-3216 The 2008 Minnesota State University, Mankato Chuck Lobe, Strength & Conditioning Coordinator...... 389-5042 Baseball Media Guide is a production of MSU Athletic Communications, Paul Allan, Director. Assistance provided by Colin Bonnicksen. Pho- Stephanie Kelly, Athletic Development Director...... 389-1897 tograhy by Jen Milbrett, Brian Fowler, Bridget Brian Gabel, Marketing & Promotions Director...... 389-2930 Fowler (Sport PiX). Cheryl Regan, Community & Corporate Relations...... 389-6010 Design done on a Power Macintosh G4 using Dan Rickbeil, Equipment Manager...... 389-2481 PageMaker 7.0 and Adobe Photoshop. Graphic support provided by Gail Connelly, MSU Print- Cindy Hobbs, Athletic Office...... 389-5351 ing Services. Presswork done by MSU Printing Donna Nelson, Athletic Office...... 389-1969 Services. Kath Bill, Athletic Office...... 389-5350
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drafted by major league teams and another (Chris sionally in the Baltimore Orioles organization Rupert) signed a free agent deal. Two members of for three seasons and was an all-conference and the “Bowyer Brood” have advanced all the way to all-district football player at Mayville State, where the major leagues. Todd Revenig, who was drafted he also played baseball and basketball. Bowyer and signed with Oakland in 1990, debuted with the was inducted into the Mayville State Athletic Hall parent A’s in 1992 and reliever Gary Mielke had of Fame in 1984 and built a 74-51 record in four a stint with the Texas Rangers. years as head coach at Minot State prior to join- ing MSU in 1977. Bowyer has been named NCC Backgrounding Dean Bowyer Coach of the Year ten times during his career and Dean Bowyer received his B.S. degree in physical in addition to running his own baseball camps education and elementary education from Mayville during the summer, has served as a consultant at State in 1966 and his Master’s from MSU in 1971. several clinics. Prior to working on his master’s, Bowyer coached The Ada, Minn., native and his wife, Cheri, basketball and football at Barnesville, Appleton, have two children, Shane (wife Laura, son Austin, and Benson High Schools. He also played profes- daughter Gabrielle) and Deana (husband Jerry, son Jett, daughter Jersey).
Dean Bowyer Honor List 1975 NDCAC Coach of the Year 1976 NDCAC Coach of the Year 1982 NCC Coach of the Year With more than 1000 career coaching victories, a 1983 NCC Coach of the Year passel of conference titles and individual honors, 1985 NCC Coach of the Year 1986 NCC Coach of the Year one might expect Minnesota State University, 1988 NCC Coach of the Year Mankato baseball coach Dean Bowyer to begin 1989 NCC Coach of the Year showing some signs of slowing down. Don’t bet 1990 NCC Coach of the Year on it. For Bowyer remains as exhuberant and 1997 NCC Coach of the Year 1999 NCC Coach of the Year energetic as he always has as he embarks on his 2006 NCC Coach of the Year 36th season of coaching collegiate baseball. 2007 NCC Coach of the Year As one of the most respected baseball men in the Midwest, Bowyer stands third on the NCAA 1976 NAIA Region Coach of the Year 1979 NCAA Midwest Region Coach of the Year Division II active coaches wins lists with 1036 1980 NCAA Midwest Region Coach of the Year victories. He ranks fifth on the all-time list. 1986 NCAA Midwest Region Coach of the Year Under Bowyer, MSU baseball teams have played in NCAA post-season competition 20 out of his Inducted into American Baseball Coaches Association 31years at MSU, and have won at least 30 games Hall of Fame in January of 2006. in 21 out of those same 31 years. Bowyer has always been able to find the best college talent in Minnesota and surrounding states and nurture it into championship-calibre teams. Dean Bowyer Year-By-Year Year School Record Conference Result Regional Result NCAA National Tournament During Bowyer’s 31-year tenure as MSU’s 1973 Minot State 20-11 1974 Minot State 16-12 coach, the Mavericks have captured a total of 21 1975 Minot State 17-13 1976 Minot State 21-15 league championships - three when MSU was in the 1977 Mankato State 33-17 8-4 NCC (first)$ 0-3, fifth Northern Intercollegiate Conference (NIC) and an 1978 Mankato State 31-15 17-7 NIC (second) 1-3, third 1979 Mankato State 26-11-1 14-4 NIC (first) 3-0, first# 0-2, fourth incredible 18 in the North Central. As mentioned, 1980 Mankato State 36-21-1 13-3 NIC (first) 4-1, first# 2-2, third 1981 Mankato State 30-10 12-2 NIC (first) MSU has made it to the NCAA post-season party 1982 Mankato State 30-9 14-2 NCC (first)$ 2-3, second 20 times under Bowyer, and three of those teams 1983 Mankato State 29-12 13-1 NCC (first)$ 2-2, second 1984 Mankato State 24-14-1 10-2 NCC (second) made it all the way to the NCAA Division II Col- 1985 Mankato State 30-20 11-1 NCC (first)$ 1-2, third 1986 Mankato State 35-15 8-4 NCC (first)$ 3-1, first# 1-2, seventh lege World Series. The most recent CWS trip came 1987 Mankato State 32-16 10-2 NCC (first)$ 0-2, fourth 1988 Mankato State 30-17 11-3 NCC (first)$ 2-2, second in 1986 when the Mavericks racked up a 35-15 1989 Mankato State 33-19 8-4 NCC (first)$ 1-2, second won-loss mark and finished fourth at the Series. 1990 Mankato State 34-9-1 7-1 NCC (first)$ 2-2, second 1991 Mankato State 22-13-2 7-2-1 NCC (first) Other CWS teams for MSU and Bowyer were in 1992 Mankato State 25-12 6-6 NCC (second) 1993 Mankato State 29-9 7-3 NCC (first) 1980, when the Mavericks took third, and in 1979, 1994 Mankato State 24-15 5-7 NCC North (third) 1995 Mankato State 27-15 8-4 NCC North (first) when MSU went 26-22-1 and was ranked seventh 1996 Mankato State 36-18 7-5 NCC North (second)$ 1-2, second in the nation. 1997 Mankato State 32-14 6-2 NCC North (first)$ 0-2, third 1998 Mankato State 22-18 10-9 NCC (sixth) Bowyer’s success has not been limited to 1999 Minnesota State 33-13-1 17-3 NCC (first)$ 0-2, fourth 2000 Minnesota State 36-18 16-4 NCC (first)$ 1-2, third developing talented teams - he also develops the 2001 Minnesota State 32-15 14-5 NCC (first)$ 2-2, second talent. In addition to three All-America selections, 2002 Minnesota State 31-16 13-7 NCC (first)$ 2-2, second 2003 Minnesota State 21-23 10-14 NCC (sixth) many all-region and all-conference picks, 46 2004 Minnesota State 35-18 19-9 NCC (second) 2005 Minnesota State 36-17 14-6 NCC (second) Bowyer-produced players have signed professional 2006 Minnesota State 43-13 18-2 NCC (first)$ 3-2, second 2007 Minnesota State 45-10 20-2 NCC (first)$ 1-2, third contracts. The 2002 team had an unprecedented Bowyer’s record at Minot State: 74-51 (.592) (4 seasons) four players (Adam Steen, Aaron Heitzman, Bowyer’s record at MSU: 962-462-7 (.675) (31 seasons) $North Central Conference champion #Regional champion Totals 1036-513-7 (.668) (35 seasons) Eric Lonnquist and Jason Cierlik) that were
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Winningest Active Coaches - NCAA Division II Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. MSU Results in NCAA Division II Regional Tournaments 1. Joe Roberts, Armstrong Atlantic 28 1,115 526 6 .679 Year Record & Finish (Site) 2. Mike Metheny, Southeast Oklahoma 27 1,051 454 2 .708 1968 1-1, 2nd place (Mankato, Minn.) 3. Dean Bowyer, Minnesota State 35 036 513 7 .671 1969 1-2, 3rd place (Mankato, Minn.) 4. Gary Collins, SIU Edwardsville 29 919 611 7 .600 1970 1-2, 2nd place (Rolla, Mo.) 5. Mike Lane, North Alabama 24 847 356 11 .702 6. Cal Bailey, West Virginia State 30 836 385 4 .684 1971 3-0, 1st place* (Mankato, Minn.) 7. Charlie Migl, St. Mary’s (Tex.) 21 764 360 0 .679 1974 2-2, 2nd place (Mankato, Minn.) 8. John Schaly, Ashland 20 763 393 3 .660 1976 1-2, 2nd place (St. Louis, Mo.) 9. John Goelz, Sonoma State 22 738 478 5 .606 1977 0-3, 5th place (Mankato, Minn.) 10. Walt Head, Saginaw Valley 25 721 492 5 .594 1978 1-3, 3rd place (Cleveland, Miss.) 1979 3-0, 1st place* (Springfield, Mo.) Winningest Coaches All-Time - NCAA Division II 1980 4-1, 1st place* (Springfield, Mo.) Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. M S U ’s D e a n 1982 2-3, 2nd place (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1. Tommy Thomas (Valdosta State 1968-07) 40 1,308 825 6 .613 Bowyer ranks fifth 1983 2-2, 2nd place (Edwardsville, Ill.) 2. Frank Vieira (New Haven 1963-06) 44 1,127 324 6 .776 on the NCAA Di- 1985 1-2, 3rd place (Romeoville, Ill.) 3. Joe Roberts (Armstrong Atlantic 1980-07)* 28 1,115 526 6 .679 vision II all-time 1986 3-1, 1st place* (Dayton, Ohio) 4. Jack Smitheran (Emporia St. 1970-73, UCR 74-04) 35 1,097 790 4 .581 1987 0-2, 4th place (Dayton, Ohio) 5. Dean Bowyer (Minot State, Minnesota State 1973-07)* 35 036 513 7 .671 coaching wins 6. Gary Grob (Winona St. 1967-74, 76-02) 35 1,020 563 10 .643 list. 1988 2-2, 2nd place (Mankato, Minn.) 7. Rudy Abbott (Jacksonville St. 1970-01) 32 1,003 467 2 .682 1989 1-2, 2nd place (Romeoville, Ill.) 8. Irish O’Reilly (Lewis 1979-07) 29 982 771 8 .560 1990 2-2, 2nd place (Romeoville, Ill.) 9. Phil Swimley (UC Davis 1966-76, 78-02) 36 901 832 15 .520 1996 1-2, 2nd place (Sioux City, Iowa) 10. Gary Collins (SIU Edwardsville 1979-07)* 29 919 611 7 .600 1997 1-2, 2nd place (Sioux City, Iowa) * denotes active coach 1999 0-2, 4th place (Warrensburg, Mo.) 2000 1-2, 3rd place (Warrensburg, Mo.) 2001 2-2, 2nd place (Warrensburg, Mo.) Matt Magers • Associate Head Coach 2002 2-2, 2nd place (Warrensburg, Mo.) 2006 3-2, 2nd place (Emporia, Kan.) & Pitching Coach 2007 1-2, 3rd place (Warrensburg, Mo.) *advanced to NCAA Division II championship tournament Former South Dakota State standout Matt Magers is in his MSU’s Regional Record (26 appearances): 40-45 eighth season as a member of the Maverick coaching staff. During his stint with the MSU pitching corps, the Mavericks have had ten hurlers sign pro contracts, including 5th round MSU Results at NCAA Division II National Championship th draft pick Kevin Dixon and 20 -round draft pick Andy Tournament Kriedermacher off of the 2005 staff, Matt McMurtry, a st 31 -round pick by the Giants, in 2006 and Dane Secott, Nick Fellman and Jon Year W-L Score Opponent Finish Site Bjelland from the staff in 2007. MSU has led the NCC in earned run average four times (2.84 in 2007, 3.82 in 2006, 3.45 in 2005 and 4.73 in 2004), ranked 1971 L 9-0 Central Missouri Fourth Springfield, Mo. second once (5.45 in 2003) and third once (4.95 in 2002). In 2007 MSU led L 6-0 Florida Southern Division II in strike outs per nine innings (11.0). During the last seven seasons (which corresponds with Magers joining the staff) MSU has won four league 1979 L 6-2 LeMoyne Seventh Springfield, Ill. titles, made four NCAA tournament appearances and has amassed a 243-112 L 10-4 Cal. Poly-Pomona record for a .684 winning percentage. 1980 W 12-9 Florida Southern Third Riverside, Cal. The Gaylord, Minn., native played collegiately at South Dakota State from 1995 L 3-1 New Haven through ‘97. A three-time all-conference pick (All-NCC once, Honorable Men- W 8-3 Florida International tion twice), the left-handed Magers was named the NCC’s Southern Division L 10-4 Cal. Poly-Pomona Top Pitcher in 1997. He was drafted in the 16th round by the Chicago Cubs in 1997 and played for two and a half seasons for Cub affiliates in Williamsport, 1986 L 8-6 Troy State Fourth Montgomery, Ala. Pa., (1997) and Rockford, Ill. (1998). W 6-2 Tampa L 14-12 Columbus Magers, who owns a master’s degree in sports management from MSU, served as an assistant coach for the Mankato Mashers of the North- woods League during the 2000 season. He and his wife, Lora (a two-time All-NCC basketball player at SDSU), reside in Mankato with their sons Louis and Wilson.
1986 MSU Baseball - North Central Conference Champions Regional Champions • Fourth-Place NCAA Divison II Tournament Front Row: Tim Lepel, Mike Morrow, Jim McMullen, Kirk Loehr, Dean Kalmes, Dan Willette. Second Row: Scott Kaul, Dave Whiteford, Joe Marchese, Tim Brandon Potter Brian Romsa Don Bowyer Shane Bowyer Carlson, Steve Turnquist, Wes Weber, Willy Schauman, Steve Janni, Tom Lepel. Graduate Graduate Volunteer Volunteer Back Row: Dean Bowyer (head coach), Tom Lilledahl, Mike Kanter, Scott Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Moehling, Kirk Goldberg, Scott Toop, Fritz Polka, Brent Thrune, Steve Cavender Coach Coach Coach Coach (assistant coach).
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“This team has similar characteristics of the 2004 Q & A With team that was young and ended up establishing Head Coach Dean Bowyer many team and individual records. ” Dean Bowyer What goals do you have entering the 2008 season? MSU Baseball Coach Since we lost 12 players from last seasons NCC cham- pionship team it will be a rebuilding year. We do have 9 letter winners returning and will depend on 6 freshman and 7 transfer to help us win our third NCC championship in a row. This will be a year of teaching the game and First Team Daktronics All-Region garnered discovering the order and rotation of the new players. Our All-NCC recognition. goal is to play hard every game and to be at a high level of competition at the end of the year. Sophomore Kosuke Hattori, an impact player Who are the key returnees will your team be depend- both offensively and defensively at second base ing on this season? Defensively we will depend on Kosuke Hattori to make last year, expected to play shortstop this year. the transition from 3B to SS. Jay Bresnahan, our top The speedy Hattori led the Mavericks with 35 hitter from last season, will move from the DH role to playing 2B. Kyle Hoover will play first base and need to walks and 31 steals in working his way to All- lead a young group of catchers. Pitching wise we will de- NCC honors. pend on our three returning pitchers, Jake Reuvers, Matt Mathiowetz, and Chris Odegaard, for not only more in- nings but for leadership. We’re excited to have Jon Huber Senior Kyle Hoover, a newcomer in 2007, im- returning for action after recovering from arm surgery mediately established himself as a threat in the last year. designated hitter role, as he led the Mavericks After losing the likes of Fellman, Secott, and Bjelland, in doubles (11), and finished tied for second on who are you looking to see take over the top of the Centerfielder Zach Danelson was Second Team All- the team in home runs (5). pitching staff? Region and All-NCC in 2007 We are looking for our returners Matt Mathiowetz, Chris Odegaard, and Jake Ruevers to take over and lead the in- Senior centerfielder Zach Danelson had a experienced staff. These guys have been around the last Minnesota State enters the 2008 baseball season breakout year in 2007, leading the team in home couple years and have contributed to our championships. runs (8), finished second in walks (24), third Newcomers Jim Dale and Danny Miller are also expected with a different perspective than in years past. to be towards the top of the rotation. In the previous two seasons, Minnesota State in hits (51), total bases (84), and was hit by a wrapped up conference titles number 20 and 21, pitch a team-leading 20 times. A fine defensive Who amongst the newcomers on the squad do you look to have an immediate impact this year? and watched the team rack up two consecutive outfielder, Danelson was named Second Team The seven transfers have some college experience and record-setting seasons for wins. Daktronics All-Region and All-NCC. come from programs that have winning traditions. We ex- pect all of them to have an impact starting with leftfielder Corey LaPlante. The other transfers are all pitchers that Last season, Minnesota State finished with a “Offensively, we need senior centerfielder include Jim Dale, Kyle Frank, Nathan Kafka, Casey school-record 45 wins, and were led by a very Zach Danelson to find a way to score and drive Kowalski, Geno Glynn, and Matt Franke. Freshman posi- veteran group of seniors. The downside to that in runs,” said Bowyer. “We will also depend tion players that will have an opportunity to see action is third baseman Pat Dockendorf, pitcher/outfielder Danny is the fact that the Mavericks must “rebuild” more on sophomore Josh Simon (.391, 5 Hr, Miller, infielder David Soda, catcher Steve Helget, pitch- after watching a senior class with that much 33 RBI) and junior Travis Taran (.290, 2 Hr, ers Trent Vedders, Pete Lompado, and Cody Hallahan. experience depart. 11 RBI) to contribute more this season.” Who will be your team captains this year? And how did they get the distinction? “Reload” might be the more correct term for This young team reminds Bowyer of one acco- Kyle Hoover, Travis Taran, and Matt Mathiowetz were lade-earning squad of recent years. “This team voted by there teammates to be the 2008 captains. Travis the 2008 season, because although they lost and Matt are both juniors who the players respect and 15 letterwinners from last year’s team, the has similar characteristics of the 2004 team that they consider leaders. Hoover is the most vocal and plays new-look Mavericks have plenty of talented was young and ended up establishing many the game with passion. players as they start another chase toward the team and individual records. We anticipate that Do you have a potential batting order? North Central Conference title. the same will happen for this 2008 class.” Danelson, Hattori, Bresnahan, Simon, Hoover, LaPlante, Miller, Dockendorf, Taran On the pitching side, Minnesota State lost two After more than 1,000 wins, 21 conference Do you have a potential rotation set? major league draft picks in Nick Fellman and titles, and his mark firmly left on the MSU base- Mathiowetz, Odegaard, Reuvers, Miller, and Dale Dane Secott, and one that signed a free-agent ball program, Bowyer enters his final season How is the schedule looking as you enter 2008? contract in Jon Bjelland. According to long- with, “Mixed emotions. I look at all the players It is very similar to last year with trips to Missouri, Geor- time heach Dean Bowyer the pitching, although and parents that have gone through our program gia, and four games in the Metrodome. We are excoited not very seasoned, should be just fine. “We are and I feel so fortunate in working with such to be traveling to Arizona over spring break to not only play seven games but to visit with our many alumni and looking for our returners Matt Mathiowetz, wonderful people, these are friendships I will friends on MSU Baseball who live in the Phoenix area. Chris Odegaard, and Jake Ruevers to take over always cherish and I certainly hope to stay in touch with all of them. I am excited about how and lead the inexperienced staff. These guys How is the final NCC race going to shape up? have been around the last couple years and have the program has continued the success with win- It will be a dog fight like it always is. It is competitive contributed to our championships.” Newcomers ning championships the past two seasons. The from the top to bottom and we are anxious to see how the Jim Dale and Danny Miller are also expected to program will be left in good shape for whoever team comes together. be towards the top of the rotation.” is fortunate enough to become the next head Last season marked a school record for wins, and you coach. I will still stay involved with the program personally eclipsing the 1,000 win plateau. What are you hoping to get out of this, your final season? Offensively, the Mavericks return plenty of fire- as much as the new coach desires. When one I hope that the guys play the game the right way and the power, most notably in junior infielder/desig- has put 32 years of heart, sweat, and tears into way players have been playing here for 31 years. You nated hitter Jay Bresnahan. Bresnahan returns a program, it is difficult to walk away.” play hard and you do what you can to help the team reach its potential. It is nice to reach the 1,000 win plateau and after a season in which he led his teammates in that is a complement to all the players that have shown batting average (.435), hits (67), tied in triples It looks as though the team just might be able consistency throughout all these years. (3) and finished second on the team in total to leave a nice parting gift for their personable bases (88), and runs batted in (41), and earned mentor. 2008 Maverick Baseball www.msumavericks.com Maverick Baseball Numerical Roster 2008 Minnesota State Baseball Roster No. Name Pos. B/T Ht Wt Yr DOB Hometown/Previous Team 2 Corey LaPlante OF L/R 5’8 180 Jr. 11/10/86 Champlin, Minn./Iowa Central CC 3 Matt Kuchenbecher INF L/R 5’11 175 Fr. 11/26/88 Burlington, Wis./Burlington HS 4 Kosuke Hattori 2B S/R 5’8 160 So. 6/1/86 Kanagawa, Japan 5 Kody Johnson OF R/R 6’1 185 R-Fr.. 11/13/88 Windom, Minn./Windom HS 6 Zach Danelson OF R/R 5’10 180 Sr. 7/8/84 Great Falls, Mont./Lewis-Clark State 8 Jay Bresnahan INF L/R 5’11 175 Jr. 8/30/86 Edina, Minn./Edina HS 9 David Soda INF R/R 5’8 165 Fr. 9/23/88 Ripon, Wis./Ripon HS 10 Kyle Blahnik INF R/R 6’3 170 R-So. 3/11/87 Red Wing, Minn./Roch. Tech. Coll. 11 Cody Hallahan RHP R/R 6’0 160 Fr. 11/9/88 Glencoe, Minn./Glencoe-Silver Lake HS 12 Steven Helget C/OF R/R 5’11 200 Fr. 9/20/88 Mankato, Minn/Loyola HS 13 Jon Huber P L/L 6’1 180 R-Sr. 11/7/84 Huron, S.D./Hot Springs HS 15 Matt Mathiowetz* P R/R 6’2 185 R-Jr. 3/6/86 Sleepy Eye, Minn./Iowa Lakes CC 17 Danny Miller P/OF L/L 6’1 180 Fr. 8/3/89 Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie HS 18 Nathan Kafka RHP R/R 6’0 205 Jr. 8/11/85 Denmark, Wis./Madison Area Tech 19 Jake Reuvers P R/R 6’3 230 R-Sr. 3/12/85 Somerset, Wis./Somerset HS 21 Peter Lompado LHP R/L 6’0 195 Fr. 1/13/89 Staten Island, N.Y./Shattuck St. Mary’s 22 Jim Dale RHP R/R 6’2 210 Jr. 7/8/86 Nunda, N.Y./Finger Lakes CC 23 Pat Dockendorf INF R/R 6’2 200 Fr. 1/30/89 Eagan, Minn./Eagan HS 24 Kyle Hoover* C/P R/R 6’1 195 Sr. 10/18/85 Burlington, Iowa/Blackhawk JC 25 Josh Simon OF R/R 6’1 200 R-So. 10/30/86 New Prague, Minn./New Prague HS 27 Trent Vedders LHP R/L 6’1 190 Fr. 2/17/89 Hastings, Minn./Hastings HS 28 Matt Franke RHP R/R 5’10 190 Jr. 3/24/87 Kasson, Minn./Des Moines Area Community College 29 Kyle Frank RHP R/R 6’4 215 Jr. 12/12/86 DeForest, Wis./Madison Area Tech 30 Travis Taran* C/1B L/R 6’1 220 Jr. 2/10/87 Hermantown, Minn./Hermantown HS 31 Aaron Berner C R/R 6’2 195 R-Fr. 2/26/88 Grantsburg, Wis./Grantsburg HS 32 Casey Kowalski RHP R/R 5’11 215 Jr. 2/14/86 Elizabeth, Minn./Fergus Falls CC 33 Chris Odegaard P R/R 6’3 215 R-So. 4/17/87 Glencoe, Minn./Glencoe-Silver Lake HS 34 Geno Glynn P/INF R/R 6’1 185 Jr. 10/27/86 Waseca, Minn./Florida International 35 Matt Odegaard INF R/R 6’2 215 Fr. 12/10/88 Glencoe, Minn/Glencoe-Silver Lake HS 36 Jeff Kinnear P/OF R/R 5’11 180 Fr. 8/1/88 New Berlin, Wis./Catholic Memorial HS 37 Tom Kordiak RHP R/R 6’3 185 Fr. 9/22/88 Harris, Minn./Cambridge-Isanti HS 38 Nick Hendren P/1B R/R 6’2 200 Fr. 12/12/88 Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha West HS 39 Kyle Gangelhoff RHP R/R 6’1 175 Fr. 10/9/88 Hastings, Minn./Hastings HS *captain
7 Dean Bowyer, Head Coach (Mayville State ‘66) 14 Matt Magers, Associate Head Coach (Minnesota State ‘01) 40 Don Bowyer, Volunteer Assistant Coach 26 Brandon Potter, Graduate Assistant 16 Brian Romsa, Graduate Assistant 1 Shane Bowyer, Volunteer Assistant Coach
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#2 Corey LaPlante, Jr., OF, L/R, 5-8, 180, Champlin, Minn./Champlin #9 David Soda, Fr., INF, R/R, 5-8, 165, Ripon, Wis./Ripon High Park High School/Iowa Central CC - Spent two seasons at Iowa Central School - Four-year letterwinner for Ripon High School….also lettered CC and was named All-Region XI after hitting .376 with four homers and in football and wrestling for the Tigers…Named Unanimous First-Team 42 RBI in 2007...Named All-State as a high school senior (.408)...Three- All-Conference and Conference Player of the Year as a senior…Named time All-Northwest Suburban Conference pick…son of Kevin and Kim first team All-Conference all four years of high school…Third-team LaPlante…born November 10, 1986…proposed Civil Engineering major. All-State as a senior and was selected for the Milwaukee Brewer State All-Star Game…hit .536 while playing shortstop…son of Steve and Sandy Soda… #3 Matt Kuchenbecker, Fr., INF, L/R, 5-11, 180, Burlington, born August 23, 1988…proposed Sports Management major. Wis./Burlington High School - Three-year letterwinner in basket- ball, football, and baseball for Burlington High…hit .492 senior year #10 Kyle Blahnik, IF, R/R, 6-3, 170, So., Red Wing, Minn./Roch- and was named All-Southeastern Conference and Honorable Menntion ester (Minn.) Tech College – 2007: Redshirted. Pre-MSU: Hit .438 All-State…son of Jon and Kim Kuchenbecker…Born November 26, and was named All-Region at RCC in 2006. High School: 2005 Red 1988…proposed Marketing major. Wing High School grad...Also played prep football and basketball. #4 Kosuke Hattori, 2B, S/R, 5-8, 160, So., Kanagawa, Japan – 2007: Personal: Born March 11, 1987…Son of Don and Brenda Blahnik… Finished third on the team with a .350 batting AVG…tied for second on Secondary education major. the team in triples (2)…led the team in walks with 35, on-base percentage (.493), and stolen bases (31)…31 steals ranks second on school’s all- #11 Cody Hallahan, Fr., RHP, R/R, 6-0, 160, Hutchinson, Minn./ time list...2007 All-NCC pick… High School: Attended Teikyo Daisan Glencoe-Silver Lake High School – Three-year letterwinner for High School in Yamanashi, Japan. Personal: Son of Junichi and Yukie Glencoe-Silver Lake High School (Lions All-Star)…also lettered in Hattori…Born June 1, 1986…Proposed business major. football and wrestling for the Panthers…recorded a no-hitter and four Kosuke Hattori - Hitting Stats shutouts senior year…Named All-Conference, All-Metro Second Team, Year GP GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slug% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E Fld% All-State, and Class AA Player of the Year senior year…named Team 2007 50 45 137 34 48 .350 3 2 0 25 55 .401 35 4 29 .489 2 5 31 34 24 68 8 .930 MVP and was a member of the All-State Tournament Team…aided team to second- Total 50 5 37 3 8 .350 3 2 0 25 55 .401 35 29 .489 2 5 31 34 24 68 8 .930 place in State senior year…Son of Patrick and Sharon Hallahan…born November 9, 1988…high school teammate of MSU baseball team members Matt and Chris #5 Kody Johnson, R-Fr., OF, R/R, 6-1, 185, Windom, Minn./Win- Odegaard…proposed sports management major. dom Area High School - Four-year letterwinner for Windom Area High School…also lettered in football and hockey for the Eagles…Named #12 Steven Helget, Fr., C/OF,R/R, 5-10, 205, Mankato, Minn./ All-Conference sophomore and junior years…Named Team Captain se- Loyola High School - Two-time team captain hit .485 as a senior...All- nior year…hit .350 during senior campaign…son of Jim Johnson and Gopher Conference and All-Section 2A pick was named to the 2007 Li- Bunny Reed…Born November 13, 1987…Finance major. ons All-Star game...Four-year letterwinner also played quarterback for the Crusaders football team…son of Doug Helget and Sue Lund…born #6 Zach Danelson, OF, R/R, 5-10, 180, Sr., Great Falls, Mont. /Lewis- August 20, 1988….proposed Business major. Clark State – 2007: Led the team in runs scored (52), home runs (8), times hit by a pitch (20)…finished third on the team in total bases (84), and hits #13 Jon Huber, P, L/L, 6-1, 180, Sr., Hot Springs, S.D. — 2007: (51) finished second in walks (24) and steals (30)…Named Second-Team Redshirted. 2006: Made eight appearances (all in relief) and posted a 2-0 Daktronics All-Region and All-NCC…led team with a 1.000 fielding record…Gave up nine hits and 13 runs in 7.1 innings pitched. 2005: Made percentage and recorded no errors. Pre-MSU: Redshirted at Lewis-Clark 14 appearances (all in relief) and posted a 1-0 record getting his only win State…At Walla Walla Community College he started on both baseball (centerfield) of the season against St. Cloud State on April 24…Had a 2.35 ERA in 15.1 and basketball (point guard) teams his freshman and sophomore years as a Warrior. innings pitched…Allowed seven runs, nine hits and 13 walks…Huber High School: Led the Stallions to a third-place finish at state his senior year and was struck out 21 and lead the team with a .173 opposing batting average 2004: Made named Defensive Player of the Year for his team…His junior year led the team to a ten appearances (all in relief) in rookie season with Mavericks...Sported 0-0 record second-place finish at state and was namedDefensive Player of the Year for his team. with 5.73 ERA and fanned 16 batters in 11 innings. High School: 2003 graduate of Personal: Brother (Landon) was a member of MSU Baseball team from 2003-05...Born Hot Springs (S.D.) High School…Pitched, played infield and outfield as a prep, built July 8, 1984…Son of Rick and Wendy Danelson…Sports management major. an 8-1 record with a 1.87 ERA in 2002...He fanned 123 batters in 60 innings and hit Zach Danelson - Hitting Stats at a .486 clip..He was a two-time team captain and was an all-state pick...Also played Year GP GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slug% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E Fld% 2007 52 51 155 52 51 .329 5 2 8 26 84 .542 24 20 20 .473 2 3 30 35 62 2 0 1.000 prep basketball. Personal: Son of Tim and Cindy...Born Nov. 7, 1984. Total 52 5 55 52 51 .329 5 2 8 26 84 .542 24 20 20 .473 2 3 30 35 62 2 0 .000 Huber Pitching Stats Year ERA W L APP GS CG ShO SV IP H R ER BB IBB SO HR WP HBP BK 2004 5.73 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 11 5 7 7 15 0 16 0 5 1 0 #8 Jay Bresnahan, INF, L/R, 5-11, 175, Jr., Edina, Minn./Edina HS 2005 2.38 1 0 14 0 0 0 0 15.1 9 7 4 13 0 21 0 9 5 0 — 2007: Ranked 16th in the country and led the team in batting average 2006 14.73 2 0 8 0 0 0 0 7.1 9 13 12 14 0 11 2 3 2 0 2007 Redshirted (.435), hits (67), and finished tied for the lead in triples (3)…finished Totals 6.23 3 0 32 0 0 0 0 33 23 27 23 2 0 8 2 7 8 0 second on the team in RBI (41) and total bases (88)…finished third on the team in doubles (9)…Led the NCC in batting average (.477)...Named #15 Matt Mathiowetz, P, R/R, 6-2, 185, Jr., Sleepy Eye, Minn./Iowa First-Team Daktronics All-Region and All-NCC. 2006: Batted .333 in 54 Lakes CC – 2007: Finished with a 4.00 ERA in four appearances with at bats in debut season with the Mavericks. High School: Selected for 2005 Lions two games started…recorded six strikeouts in nine innings pitched…held All-Star game...Hit .418 with 21 runs, eight steals and 12 RBI senior season...Team opponents to a .237 batting average. Pre-MSU: Honorable Mention MVP was named All-Classic Lake in 2005...Three-year starter for Edina Legion All-Region in 2006 at Iowa Lakes CC. High School: 2004 St. Mary’s team...Also played prep basketball. Personal: Born Aug. 30, 1986…Son of Bob (Sleepy Eye) High School grad...Also played prep football and basketball. and Doreen Bresnahan…Father (Bob) was a member of MSU Baseball team from Personal: Born March 6, 1986…Son of Glen and Lana Mathiowetz…Construction 1978-82 and played professionally in the Minnesota Twins organization following management major. college career...Proposed exercise science major. Mathiowetz Pitching Stats
Jay Bresnahan - Hitting Stats Year ERA W L APP GS CG ShO SV IP H R ER BB IBB SO HR WP HBP BK Year GP GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slug% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E Fld% 2007 4.00 2 0 12 0 0 0 0 9.0 9 7 4 6 0 6 1 0 0 0 2006 31 12 54 17 18 0.333 0 1 0 8 20 0.370 7 1 9 0.413 1 1 2 4 11 22 3 0.917 Totals 4.00 2 0 12 0 0 0 0 9.0 9 7 4 6 0 6 1 0 0 0 2007 50 45 154 36 67 0.435 9 3 2 41 88 0.571 14 2 22 0.485 1 3 5 9 14 21 8 0.814 Total 81 57 208 53 85 0.409 9 2 9 08 0.519 21 3 31 0.466 2 7 3 25 3 0.861 2008 Maverick Baseball www.msumavericks.com MSU Player Bios
#17 Danny Miller, Fr., LHP/Of, 6-1, 180, Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden #25 Josh Simon, OF, R/R, 6-2, 190, So., New Prague, Minn. — 2007: Prairie High School - 2007 class MAA, Player of the Year, All Metro Enjoyed outstanding rookie season (.391, 5 HR, 33 RBI)...Ranked second 1st Team, Lions All-Star…Hit .417 and went 2-0 as a pitcher for Eden on the team in hitting...Led team in slugging percentage (.609)..Had a Prairie in earning Honorable Mention All-Conference honors as a junior team-high six runs batted in in 10-4 win over Southwest Baptist Feb. 23. in 2006...Hit .430 and was 8-1 with 55 strike outs as American Legion 2006: Redshirted. High School: Selected for 2005 Lions All-Star game... team captured 2006 state championship...Hit .395 and with 4-1 in 2005 Named Pioneer Press All-State First Team and Star Tribune First Team as American Legion team captured state title. All-Metro senior season...Sported 4-4 record, 2.58 ERA with 35 Ks in 41 IP in final season at NPHS...Hit .630 with 10 doubles and 18 RBI...Also played prep football #18 Nathan Kafka, Jr., RHP, R/R, 6-0, 205, Denmark, Wis./Den- and was a member of wrestling team. Personal: Born Oct. 30, 1986…Son of Gary mark High School/Madison Area Technical College - Went 3-4 with and Shirley Simon…Psychology major. a 4.12 earned run average and six saves for Madison Area Technical Josh Simon Hitting Stats College in 2007...Spent two seasons at MATC...Four-year varsity letter Year GP GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slug% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E Fld% winner for Denmark High School…son of Larry and Donna Kafka…. 2007 43 31 110 38 43 .391 7 1 5 33 67 .609 18 6 13 .493 2 0 6 6 37 0 5 .881 Total 43 31 110 38 43 .391 7 1 5 33 67 .609 18 6 13 .493 2 0 6 6 37 0 5 .881 born August 11, 1985…proposed Marketing major. #27 Trent Vedders, Fr., LHP, R/L, 6-1, 190, Hastings. Minn./Hast- #19 Jake Reuvers, P, R/R, 6-3, 210, Sr., Somerset, Wis. — 2007: ings High School - Went 12-2 with a 1.58 earned run average as a high posted a 2-3 record with a 7.36 ERA in nine appearances…recorded school senior...Earned all-conference, all-region and all-state honors in 17 strikeouts in 14.2 innings pitched while only giving up four walks. 2007...Named to Lions All-Star game...Hastings finished sixth in the 2006: In seven appearances had a 0.93 ERA…Gave up just six hits and state in 2007…son of Carl and Marlys Vedders…born February 17, four runs in 9.3 innings…2005: Redshirted. 2004: Member of MSU ju- 1989…proposed Business major. nior varsity. High School: 2003 Somerset High School graduate…Hit .446 with four home runs and 28 RBI junior season...Three-time team captain, also #28 Matt Franke, Jr., RHP, R/R, 5-10, 190, Kasson, Minn./Kasson- played football and was a member of the track and field team. Personal: Son of Mantorville High School/Des Moines Area C.C.- Five-year letter- Mike and Pam...Born March 12, 1985. winner for Kasson-Mantorville High School..Named All-Conference, Jake Reuvers Pitching Stats All-State, and Academic All-State junior and senior years…holds Kas- Year ERA W L APP GS CG ShO SV IP H R ER BB IBB SO HR WP HBP BK son-Mantorville records for most career RBI and career hits…Was third 2006 0.93 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 9.2 6 4 1 7 0 6 0 1 0 0 pitcher in DMACC rotation for two seasons…son of Roger and Cindy 2007 7.36 2 3 9 2 0 0 0 14.2 20 17 12 4 0 16 6 2 4 0 Total .81 2 3 6 2 0 0 0 24.1 26 2 3 0 26 6 3 0 Franke….born March 24, 1987…proposed Mathematics Education major.
Jake Reuvers Hitting Stats #29 Kyle Frank, Jr., RHP, R/R, 6-4, 215, DeForest, Wis./DeFor- Year GP GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slug% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E Fld% est High School/Madison Area Technical College - Went 3-2 with a 2006 3 0 2 1 1 0.500 0 0 0 1 1 0.5 0 0 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1.000 2007 9 2 0 0 0 --- 0 0 0 0 0 ------0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1.000 4.05 earned run average for Madison Area Technical College...Named Total 2 2 2 0.500 0 0 0 0.5 0 0 0.5 0 0 0 0 3 5 0 .000 All-Wisconsin Tech College Conference as team posted 41-16 record... Spent two seasons with MATC...Three-year varsity letterwinner for De- Forest High School and named all-conference…son of Kirby and Dani #21 Peter Lompado, Fr., LHP, R/L, 6-1, 195, Staten Island, N.Y./ Frank…born December 12, 1986…proposed Actuarial Science major. Shattuck-St. Mary’s Prep - Four-year letterwinner at Shattuck (Faribault,
Minn.) went 6-1 with a 1.17 earned run average as a senior...Threw two #31 Aaron Berner, C, R/R, 6-1, 210, Fr., Grantsburg, Wis.. — 2007: no-hitters and fanned 84 in 38 innings for Shattuck in 2007... Lions All-Star Redshirted. High School: 2006 Grantsburg (Wis.) grad...Four-year …Also a member of the Shattuck varsity hockey team…Son of Arthur and baseball letterwinner garnered All-District, All-Area and All-State Christine Lompado...born January 13, 1989…proposed Business major. honors as a senior...Hit .476 as a senior...Also played prep football #22 Jim Dale, Jr., RHP, R/R, 6-2, 210, Nurda, N.Y./Keshequa High and hockey. Personal: Born Feb. 26, 1988…Son of Tom and Cheryl School/Fingers Lake Community College - Went 6-3 with a 2.32 Berner…Construction management major. earned run average as a sophomore at Fingers Lake CC in 2007...Named #30 Travis Taran, C/1B, L/R, 6-1, 210, Jr.., Hermantown, Minn. — team’s Most Valuable Pitcher, Mid-State All-Conference and All-Re- 2007: Posted a .290 batting average with 2 homeruns and 11 RBI. 2006: gion III First Team in 2007...Four-year high school letterwinner…son Batted .324 in 68 at bats…Competed in 30 games, starting 19…Had 22 of James Dale and Brenda Vordell…born January 8, 1986…proposed hits and 16 runs. High School: Played in 2005 Lions All-Star game... Sports Management major. Led Hermantown to 2005 Lake Superior Conference title and third-place finish in state Class AA tournament...Hit .439 and had 7-0 won-loss #23 Patrick Dockendorf, Fr., INF, R/R, 6-1, 195, Eagan, Minn./Ea- record (1.90 ERA and 41 Ks in 48 innings) as a senior...Hermantown finished fourth gan High School - Three-year letterwinner was named all-conference and and third in state tournament junior and sophomore seasons, respectively...Played selected for the Lions All-Star game as a high school senior...Hit .427 as prep football and hockey. Personal: Born Feb. 10, 1987…Son of Seth and Carol a senior and was named Eagan’s baseball MVP and Male Athlete of the Taran…Proposed mechanical engineering major. Year in 2007...Also a three-year varsity member of the Wildcat hockey team…son of Dan and Colleen Dockendorf…undecided on a major. Travis Taran Hitting Stats Year GP GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slug% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E Fld% #24 Kyle Hoover, C/P, R/R, 6-2, 205, Sr., Burlington, Iowa/Blackhawk 2006 30 19 68 16 22 0.324 2 1 2 14 32 0.471 11 0 17 0.418 0 0 0 0 86 5 5 0.948 2007 38 16 62 10 18 0.290 5 0 2 11 29 0.468 7 2 16 0.375 1 0 1 1 108 7 1 0.991 CC – 2007: Led the team in doubles (11) and finished tied for second Total 68 35 30 26 0 0.308 7 25 61 0.469 8 2 33 0.397 0 9 2 6 0.972 on the team in home runs (5)…posted a .323 AVG. with 35 RBI, and .464 on-base percentage. Pre MSU: Spent two years with Blackhawk CC and #32 Casey Kowalski, Jr., RHP, R/R, 5-11, 215, Fergus Falls, Minn./ hit .334 with six HRs in 2006. High School: 2004 Burlington High grad... Fergus Falls High School/Minnesota State Comm. & Tech. – Two year Three-year letterwinner, 1st-Team All-State as a senior. Personal: Son of starter for Minnesota State Community and Technical College…Three- Ron and Cathy Hoover…Born Oct. 18, 1985...Marketing major. year letterwinner in baseball, football, and wrestling for the Fergus Falls Kyle Hoover Hitting Stats High….member of the 2002 State Tournament team…son of Bruce and Year GP GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slug% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E Fld% 2007 50 45 127 36 41 11 11 1 5 35 69 .543 22 15 28 .464 4 0 2 3 234 17 3 .988 Laurie Kowalski…born February 14, 1986…proposed Recreation, Parks, Total 50 45 127 36 41 11 11 1 5 35 69 .543 22 15 28 .464 4 0 2 3 234 17 3 .988 and Leisure Services major. www.msumavericks.com 2008 Maverick Baseball MSU Player Bios
#33 Chris Odegaard, P, R/R, 6-3, 205, So., Glencoe, Minn. — 2007: Posted a 5.71 ERA and a 2-0 record in 12 appearances…Recorded 23 strikeouts in 17.1 innings pitched. 2006: Redshirted. High School: Selected for 2005 Lions All-Star game and named All-Wright County Conference...Glencoe-Silver Lake captured Wright County Conference championship in 2005...Struck out 53 batters and went 5-3 with 2.22 ERA in 60 IP senior season...Hit .433 with 20 RBI and eight steals...Also played prep football and basketball. Personal: Born April 17, 1987…Son of Greg and RaNaye Odegaard…Father (Greg) was a member of MSU Baseball program from 1977-81...Proposed business major. Chris Odegaard Pitching Stats
Year ERA W L APP GS CG ShO SV IP H R ER BB IBB SO HR WP HBP BK 2007 5.71 2 0 12 0 0 0 0 17.1 14 12 11 16 0 23 3 5 0 0 Totals 5.71 2 0 12 0 0 0 0 17.1 14 12 11 16 0 23 3 5 0 0
#34 Geno Glynn, Jr., P/INF, R/R, 6-1, 185, Waseca, Minn./Waseca Minnesota State claimed its 20th North Central Conference title last year. High School/Florida International University - Three-year letter- winner for Waseca High School…Named All-Conference junior and sophomore years...named to the All-Region team, All-Area Team, and was named All-Area MVP senior year…named All-State Honorable Mention and Team Captain senior year...holds school record for most doubles in a season and career…son of Gene and Julie Glynn…born October 27, 1986…proposed Sports Management major.
#35 Matt Odegaard, Fr., INF, R/R, 6-2, 215, Glencoe, Minn./Glen- coe-Silver Lake High School - Three-year letterwinner for Glencoe- Silver Lake High School…also lettered in football and basketball for the Panthers…named team captain and Defensive Player of the Year his senior year...All-Conference Honorable Mention senior year…Named to All-Section Team…son of Gregory and RaNaye Odegaard…born December 10, 1988…younger brother of Chris Odegaard, a pitcher on the Mav- erick baseball team…high school teammate of Cody Hallahan…proposed Sports Management major.
#36 Jeff Kinnear, Fr., RHP/OF, R/R, 5-11, 180, New Berlin, Wis./ Catholic Memorial High School – Four-year letterwinner for Catho- lic Memoria High School…also lettered in football and wrestling for the Crusaders…Named Honorable Mention All-Conference sophomore year and First-Team All-Conference junior and senior years…posted a .359 batting average during senior campaign…son of Daryl Kinnear and Sophomore infielder Kosuke Hattori Junior designated hitter Jay Bresnahan Linda Schneider…born August 1, 1988….proposed Business/Finance major. hit .350 in his debut season in 2007. ranked 16th in the nation with a .435 batting average last year. #37 Tom Kordiak, Fr., RHP/OF, R/R, 6-3, 180, Cambridge, Minn./ Cambridge-Isanti High School - Four-year letterwinner was a All-Mis- sissippi 8 Conference pick as a senior...Hit .350 as high school senior… son of Thomas and Luanne Kordiak…born August 22, 1988…proposed Chemistry major.
#38 Nick Hendren, Fr., RHP/1B, R/R, 6-2, 200, Waukesha, Wis./ Waukesha West High School - Four-year letterwinner named Classic 8 Player of the Year as a senior...Hit .426 and went 8-2 with a 2.03 earned run average as a pitcher as a senior...First Team all-conference in 2007... Also lettered in cross country and basketball…son of Mike and Evonne Hendren…born December 12, 1988…proposed Pre-Med major.
#39 Kyle Gangelhoff, Fr., RHP, R/R, 6-1, 175, Hastings, Minn./Hast- ings High School - Three-year letterwinner for Hastings High School… also lettered in football for the Raiders…Named All-Conference dur- ing junior season…posted an 8-4 record with a 3.30 ERA during senior campaign, helping his team to qualify for the state tournament…son of Michael Gangelhoff and Marlys Schmitt…born October 9, 1988….pro- posed Accounting major.
Senior catcher/1st baseman Kyle Senior catcher/1st baseman Travis Hoover hit .323 in 2007. Taran hit .290 in 2007.
2008 Maverick Baseball www.msumavericks.com Depth Chart/Look Back
2008 Minnesota State Baseball Pre-Season Depth Chart (subject to change) Centerfield #6 Zach Danelson Leftfield Rightfield #2 Corey LaPlante #25 Josh Simon #17 Danny Miller
Shortstop Second Base #4 Kosuke Hattori #8 Jay Bresnahan #10 Kyle Blahnik Pitching Staff #9 David Soda #15 Matt Mathiowetz #33 Chris Odegaard Third Base First Base #19 Jake Reuvers #23 Pat Dockendorf #24 Kyle Hoover #17 Danny Miller #34 Geno Glynn #30 Travis Taran #13 Jon Huber #22 Jim Dale #27 Trent Vedders #11 Cody Hallahan #21 Peter Lompado #32 Casey Kowalski Designated Hitter #29 Kyle Frank #30 Travis Taran #34 Geno Glynn #28 Matt Franke Catcher #18 Nathan Kafka #12 Steven Helget #31 Aaron Berner
Kosuke Hattori (.350) led the team with 35 walks and with his 31 steals ranked second A Look Back at 2007 on MSU’s single-season list (the school record is 32). Hattori ranked 18th in the nation in Mavericks Finish 2007 With 45-10 Mark and Capture NCC Title; Bowyer Zooms steals per game. Junior outfielderZach Danelson (.329) paced the Mavericks with eight Past 1000-Career Mark; Bjelland Sets School Record for Pitching Wins and Garners home runs and 20 hit by pitches and his 30 steals is third on the school’s single-season All-America Recogniton; Fellman and Secott Selected in Major League Draft list and ranked him 25th in the nation. Freshman outfielderJosh Simon (.391, 5 HR, 33 RBI) enjoyed an outstanding rookie season and sophomore Jay Bresnahan (.435, 2 HR, The 2007 campaign for the Minnesota State baseball program was noteworthy for a number 41 RBI) rank 16th in the country in hitting. And a pack of senior veterans that included of reasons, but can best be encapsulated in one hyphenated word – record-breaking. catcher Pat Ottum (.294, 4 HR, 33 RBI), second baseman Nick Gonzalez (.339, 5 HR, 52 RBI), shortstop Scott Kemp (.269, 0 HR, 17 RBI) and outfielders Eric Austvold (.333, 2 The Mavericks, who finished the season with a 45-10 ledger, put together a season that HR, 33 RBI) and Adam Sudbeck (.239, 5 HR, 22 RBI) provided leadership and experience included a school record for wins and a school record-tying 19-game winning streak. that included more than 800 career games played. Head coach Dean Bowyer became the seventh coach in Division II history to reach the 1000-career win plateau. Senior pitcher Dane Secott established a school record for career Feeling the Draft: Junior pitcher Nick Fellman was picked in the 12th round, (378th strike-outs and junior closer Nick Fellman, who owns MSU records for season and career overall) by the Atlanta Braves and senior pitcher Dane Secott was selected in the 27th saves, set a new school mark for career appearances. round, 816th overall, by the Kansas City Royals in the 2007 Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft. This version of the Mavericks, which made its 26th appearance in the NCAA postseason, relied on stellar pitching and team speed. The 6-3, 190-lb., Fellman set a school record for season saves when he led the nation with 18 in 2006 and he ranked seventh in country in saves in 2007 with 14. A Second Team With Secott (5-3, 2.31 ERA,105 Ks, 78.0 IP) and senior southpaw Jon Bjelland (11-0, All-American in 2006 and an Honorable Mention All-American in 2007, Fellman went 2.17 ERA, 95 Ks, 70.2 IP) at the top of the rotation and Fellman (3-1, 1.62 ERA, 50 Ks, 3-1 with a 1.62 earned run average in 2007. He owns MSU’s career saves (33) and ap- 33.1 IP, 14 saves) at the back, the Mavericks were dominant on the hill. Bjelland’s 11 wins pearances (68) records along with the school record for season appearances (26 in 2006). during the course of the season set the school record for wins in a season and by the end of The Eagan, Minn., native completes his MSU career with an 8-3 record and a 2.14 earned the season the Barron, Wis., native found himself on two All-America teams (Daktronics run average in 68 appearances (101.0 innings pitched). NCAA Division II First Team and Rawlings/ABCA Division II Second Team). Secott’s 105 Ks set a school season record for strike-outs. Bjelland and Secott ranked second and Secott, who established school records for career strike-outs (275) and single-season third in the nation in strike-outs, respectively, and MSU led the nation in strike-outs per strike-outs (105 in 2007), completed his MSU career with a 21-9 won-loss record and nine innings as a team with a 11.0 mark. Fellman, who led the nation in saves in 2006 with a 4.08 earned run average. The W. Lafayette, Indiana native was a two-time All-North 18 and was seventh in 2007 with 14, gave up only six earned runs in 33.1 innings. Central Conference First Team selection and was an All-Region Second Team selection in 2006. Secott went 5-3 and had a 2.31 ERA as a senior. He ranked second in the country in Offensively the Mavericks used their team speed to put pressure on opposing defenses, strike-outs per game with a 12.1 mark, was eighth in the nation in total strike-outs (105) outscoring opponents by a 397 to 193 during the course of the season. Freshman infielder and his 2.31 earned run average ranked 37th.
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10 2008 Maverick Baseball www.msumavericks.com The North Central Conference
Representatives of colleges and universi- ties in North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, North Central Conference Nebraska, and Minnesota met in the late Ramkota Inn fall of 1921 in Chicago to consider the 2400 North Louise formation of what was to become the Sioux Falls, S.D. 57107 North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Phone: (605) 338-0907 Conference. Fax: (605) 338-1889 There were representatives from nine institutions at the meeting: North Dakota Agricultural College (now NDSU), the University of North Dakota, State University of www.northcentralconference.org South Dakota, South Dakota State College, Morningside College, Des Moines Municipal University, Nebraska Wesleyan, College of St. Thomas and Creighton University. NCC Staff Shortly after the conference began, it met with some rough going with four members Named as the sixth commissioner of the North Central withdrawing. Des Moines Municipal went first, dropping out after the 1926 season. Conference in January of 2005, Roger Thomas (roger@ Nebraska Wesleyan severed relationships after the season of ‘27. In 1928, St. Thomas northcentralconference.org) is in his second year of guiding the league. Thomas was Director of Athletics at the University and Creighton also became casualties, It was not until 1935 that Omaha University of North Dakota from 1999-2005 and currently serves on the was allowed to join the league. In 1936, Iowa State Teachers College (now Northern NCAA Division II Management Council. Prior to becoming Iowa) was admitted and in 1941, Augustana College of Sioux Falls was allowed to UND AD, Thomas served as the UND’s head football coach become a member. Omaha withdrew in 1943, leaving the NCC membership intact until for 13 seasons, leaving with more wins than any other UND 1968: Morningside, Northern Iowa, North coach and a record of 90-49-2. Thomas was a runningback NCC Baseball Champions and quarterback at Augustana College (Ill.), earning bachelor Dakota State, North Dakota, Augustana, Year Champion degrees in physical education and history in 1969. He earned a South Dakota, and South Dakota State. 1958 Northern Iowa master’s degree from the University of South Dakota in 1972. At the fall meeting in 1968, Minnesota 1959 South Dakota State His coaching career began at Augustana College (S.D.), and in 1960 Morningside 1976, Thomas was named head football coach at University State University (formerly Mankato State of Sioux Falls. After the 1979 season, Thomas left and held College) was admitted into the league. The 1961 Northern Iowa 1962 No. Iowa & North Dakota assistant coaching positions at California State University- University of Nebraska-Omaha (formerly 1963 Northern Iowa Fullerton, University of Minnesota and with the Toronto Omaha University) was readmitted in the 1964 Morningside & No. Iowa Argonauts before returning to North Dakota to become the 23rd head football coach in 1986. spring of 1976. Minnesota State dropped 1965 South Dakota State 1966 South Dakota State in the spring of 1977 and Northern Iowa Now in her tenth year as Assistant Commissioner of the 1967 North Dakota North Central Conference, Melanie Nelson (melanie@ left in the spring of 1978. The University 1968 Northern Iowa of Northern Colorado became the eighth northcentralconference.org) is a 1993 Iowa State graduate. 1969 No. Dakota State & So. Dakota State Nelson was a member of the Cyclone track and field team as member of the NCC in January of 1979, 1970 Mankato State an undergraduate. The Williamsburg, Iowa native earned a and Mankato State was readmitted, along 1971 Mankato State master’s from the United States Sports Academy and prior with St. Cloud State, in 1981. Morningside 1972 Northern Iowa to her arrival at the NCC, taught and coached in Missouri 1973 South Dakota State for eight years. She is a member of the NCAA Division II departed in 2002 and Northern Colorado 1974 Mankato State Women’s Basketball Committee. exited in 2003. Following the ascension 1975 South Dakota State of South Dakota State and North Dakota 1976 Mankato State Jon Martin ([email protected]) became the State to NCAA Division I after the 2003-04 1977 Mankato State first full-time North Central Conference Director of Media 1978 Morningside Relations in July of 1998. A Springfield, Mo., native and a season, Minnesota-Duluth was admitted in 1979 Nebraska-Omaha graduate of North Dakota State University, Martin owns a the fall of 2004. 1980 Morningside master’s degree from Minnesota State University, Mankato. Year in, year out, the North Central 1981 Nebraska-Omaha Prior to spending two years as a graduate assistant in the sports Conference is recognized as one of the 1982 Mankato State information office at MSU, Martin also held SID internships 1983 Mankato State at Southwest Missouri State and ESPN. Martin spent the sum- toughest college division conferences in the 1984 South Dakota State mer of 1996 working as a member of the media relations staff nation. The league has been represented in a 1985 Mankato State with the Atlanta local organizing committee for the Summer post-season football game every year in the 1986 Mankato State Olympics and served as the venue press chief for curling at NCAA opened college bowl contests except 1987 Mankato State the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. 1988 Mankato State 1971 and 1974. NCC teams have captured 1989 Mankato State NCC Commissioners national football championships six out of 1990 Mankato State Jack McClelland...... 1968-70 the last 25 seasons and several teams are 1991 St. Cloud State Dr. Richard Koppenhaver...... 1970-77 annually ranked in the national Top 20 poll. 1992 South Dakota State R.D. “Dewey” Halford...... 1977-84 Four different schools have won or placed in 1993 South Dakota State Noel Olsen...... 1984-97 1994 South Dakota State Mike Marcil...... 1997-04 the top three in men’s basketball and seven 1995 South Dakota State Roger Thomas...... 2005-present of the league’s wrestling teams have been 1996 Mankato State consistently rated nationally. The NCC has 1997 Mankato State 1998 Northern Colorado NCC Member Quick Facts produced many All-Americans in track, 1999 Minnesota State School Enrollment Location Population cross country, softball, volleyball, baseball 2000 Minnesota State Augustana 1,750 Sioux Falls, S.D. 75,000 and swimming. The league offers champi- 2001 Minnesota State Minnesota State 14,036 Mankato, Minn. 53,000 2002 Minnesota State Minnesota-Duluth 9,300 Duluth, Minn. 87,000 onships in 10 sports for men, and nine for Nebraska-Omaha 13,000 Omaha, Neb. 450,000 women. The NCC offices are located in 2003 Augustana 2004 North Dakota State North Dakota 11,300 Grand Forks, N.D. 49,000 Sioux Falls, S.D., and Roger Thomas was South Dakota 7,349 Vermillion, S.D. 6,300 2005 Nebraska-Omaha St. Cloud State 16,000 St. Cloud, Minn. 35,000 named the league’s sixth commissioner in 2006 Minnesota State January of 2005. 2007 Minnesota State www.msumavericks.com 2008 Maverick Baseball 11 2007 NCC Standings & Awards
2007 North Central Conference Standings NCC Championships Titles Titles Total Team Shared Outright Titles Minnesota State 0 20 21 Conference Overall Champs: 70; 71; 74; 76; 77; 82; 83; 85; 86; 87; 88; 89; 90; 96; 97; 99; 00; 01; 02; 06; 07 South Dakota State 2 9 11 Team W L T W L T Champs: 1959; 65; 66; 69; 73; 75; 84; 92; 93; 94; 95 Northern Iowa 2 5 7 Minnesota State 20 2 0 45 10 0 Champs: 1958; 61; 62; 63; 64; 68; 72 Morningside 1 3 4 Nebraska-Omaha 16 8 0 36 22 0 Champs: 1960; 64; 78; 80 Nebraska-Omaha 0 3 3 St. Cloud State 10 15 0 16 29 0 Champs: 1979; 81; 95 North Dakota State 2 0 2 North Dakota 7 13 0 19 19 0 Champs: 1969; 73 North Dakota 1 1 2 Minnesota Duluth 5 12 0 15 34 0 Champs: 1962; 67 Northern Colorado 0 1 1 Augustana 5 13 0 15 24 0 Champs: 1998 St. Cloud State 0 1 1 Champs: 1991 Regular season champion: Minnesota State Augustana 0 1 1 Champs: 2003 Postseason tournament champion: Minnesota State South Dakota 0 0 0
2007 All-North Central Conference Baseball Team
Kosuke Hattori Minnesota State IF Fr. Japan Nate Meissner North Dakota IF Sr. Brandon, Minn. David Olson Minnesota Dulut IF So. Lakeville, Minn. Evan Porter Nebraska-Omaha IF So. Omaha, Neb. Dan Skog St. Cloud State IF Sr. Anoka, Minn. Zach Danelson Minnesota State OF Jr. Great Falls, Mont. Nick Gonzalez Minnesota State IF Sr. Eagan, Minn. Mike Loberg* Augustana OF Sr. Andover, Minn. Kosuke Hattori Jon Bjelland Bruce Thompson St. Cloud State OF So. Maplewood, Minn. All-NCC First Team All-NCC First Team Chris Weimer Nebraska-Omaha OF Jr. Iowa City, Iowa Pat Ottum Minnesota State C Sr. Bloomington, Minn. Scott Schmidt North Dakota C Jr. Alexandria, Minn. Jay Bresnahan Minnesota State DH So. Edina, Minn. Nick Fellman* Minnesota State RP Jr. Eagan, Minn. Jon Bjelland Minnesota State P Sr. Barron, Wis. Adam McGrane St. Cloud State P Sr. Plymouth, Minn. Dane Secott* Minnesota State P Sr. W. Lafayette, Ind. Nick Fellman Pat Ottum All-NCC First Team All-NCC First Team * - indicates second year on All-NCC team
Coach of the Year: Dean Bowyer, Minnesota State Most Valuable Pitcher: Tyler Cloyd, Nebraska-Omaha Most Valuable Player: Mike Loberg, Augustana
By Schools: Augustana (1), Minnesota Duluth (1), Minnesota State (8), Nebraska-Omaha (4), North Dakota (2), St. Cloud State (3). Nick Gonzalez Dane Secott All-NCC First Team All-NCC First Team By Class: Senior (10), Junior (3), Sophomore (3), Freshman (1)
Honorable Mention: Augustana: Drew Heithoff, Ian Strum, Ryan Kessinger, DJ Juhlke, Elliot Gleason. Minnesota Duluth: Kyle Zweber. Minnesota State: Eric Austvold, Josh Simon, Patrick Criss. Nebraska- Omaha: Matt Boro; North Dakota: Anthony Brenner; Mike Lundeen, Sean Cooley. St. Cloud State: Adam McGrane (relief).
Jay Bresnahan Zach Danelson All-NCC First Team All-NCC First Team 12 2008 Maverick Baseball www.msumavericks.com 2008 NCC Composite Schedule
Friday, February 1 Sunday, March 9 Minnesota-Crookston at North Dakota Sunday, April 27 Minnesota Duluth vs. Rockhurst, 5 p.m. (MD) Minnesota Duluth vs. Emporia St. (1), 1 p.m. *Minnesota St. at Minnesota Duluth, Noon Nebraska-Omaha at Washburn, 1 p.m. Sunday, March 30 *Augustana at North Dakota, Noon Sunday, February 3 St. Cloud St. vs. Bemidji St. (1) Minnesota-Crookston at North Dakota *Nebraska-Omaha at St. Cloud St., 1 p.m. St. Cloud St. vs. Rockhurst, 2 p.m. (MD) Minnesota St. vs. Mary (1) Monday, March 10 Tuesday, April 1 Tuesday, April 29 Saturday, February 16 Minnesota St. vs. SIU-Edwardsville (1) North Dakota at So. Dakota St. (1), 1:30 p.m. Washburn at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha at Regis, 11 a.m. Minnesota Duluth at Bemidji St., 2 p.m. St. Cloud St. at Ottawa, 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 11 Wednesday, April 2 Minnesota St. at Winona St., 2 p.m. NW Missouri St. at Nebraska-Omaha (1) Wisconsin-Parkside at Minnesota St., 1 p.m. Sunday, February 17 Minnesota St. vs. SIU-Edwardsville (1) Friday, May 2 Nebraska-Omaha at Regis, 11 a.m. Saturday, April 5 *Augustana at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. St. Cloud St. at Ottawa, Noon Wednesday, March 12 *Minnesota St. at Augustana, 1 p.m. *Nebraska-Omaha at Minnesota St., 1 p.m. Minnesota St. vs. SIU-Edwardsville (1) *Minnesota Duluth at St. Cloud St., 1 p.m. *St. Cloud St. at North Dakota, 1 p.m. Friday, February 22 *North Dakota at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. Minnesota St. at Southwest Baptist, 1 p.m. Friday, March 14 Saturday, May 3 Nebraska-Omaha at Fort Hays St., 1 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha vs. Hillsdale (1), 3 p.m. Sunday, April 6 *St. Cloud St. at North Dakota, Noon North Dakota at Emporia St. (1), 3 p.m. Minn. Duluth vs. E. Stroudsburg (1), 7 p.m. *Minnesota Duluth at St. Cloud St., 1 p.m. *Nebraska-Omaha at Minnesota St., Noon Minnesota State junior pitcher Nick Minnesota St. at Bemidji St. (1) *Minnesota St. at Augustana, 1 p.m. *Augustana at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. Fellman was picked in the 12th Saturday, February 23 *North Dakota at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. round, (378th overall) by the Atlanta Minnesota St. at Southwest Baptist, Noon Saturday, March 15 Sunday, May 4 Braves of the 2007 Major League Augustana at Drury, Noon Augustana at Wayne St., 1 p.m. Monday, April 7 Nebraska-Omaha at Winona St., 1 p.m. Baseball First Year Player Draft. North Dakota at Emporia St., Noon St. Cloud St. at Sioux Falls, 1 p.m. Minnesota St. at SW Minn. St. (1), 2:30 p.m St. Cloud St. at Peru St., 1 p.m. Neb.-Omaha vs. E. Stroudsburg (1), 4 p.m. Monday, May 5 The 6-3, 190-lb., Fellman set a Minnesota Duluth vs. Felician, 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 8 Minnesota St. vs. Bethany Lutheran (1), 7 p.m. school record for season saves when Sunday, February 24 Nebraska-Omaha vs. Ashland (1), 7 p.m. Valley City St. at North Dakota, 2 p.m. he led the nation with 18 in 2006 and he ranked seventh in country North Dakota at Emporia St. (1), 11 a.m. Minnesota St. vs. Dakota St. (1) SW Minnesota St. at Augustana, 2:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, May 8-12 in saves in 2007 with 14. A Second Augustana at Drury, Noon Minnesota St. vs. Dana (1) NCC Tournament, Omaha, Neb. Team All-American in 2006 and an St. Cloud St. at Peru St. (1), Noon Wednesday, April 9 Honorable Mention All-American Sunday, March 16 Sioux Falls at St. Cloud St., 1 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, May 17-20 in 2007, Fellman went 3-1 with a Wednesday, February 27 Nebraska-Omaha vs. Ashland (1), 9 a.m. Concordia-St. Paul at Minn. Duluth, 2 p.m. NCAA Central Region, TBA 1.62 earned run average in 2007. Minnesota Duluth vs. Bemidji St., 9 a.m. Minn. Duluth vs. S. New Hampshire, 9 a.m. Minnesota St. at Upper Iowa, 2 p.m. He owns MSU’s career saves (33) (MD) St. Cloud St. at Sioux Falls (1), Noon Augustana at SW Minnesota St., 2:30 p.m. Last Updated: January 29, 2008 and appearances (68) records along Nebraska-Omaha vs. Felician (1), Noon Information subject to change with the school record for season ap- Thursday, February 28 Saturday, April 12 pearances (26 in 2006). The Eagan, St. Cloud St. vs. Grand View, 6:30 a.m. (MD) Monday, March 17 *Augustana at St. Cloud St., 1 p.m. Minn., native completes his MSU career with an 8-3 record and a 2.14 Minnesota St. at West Georgia, 1 p.m. Minnesota Duluth vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 9 a.m. *North Dakota at Minnesota St., 1 p.m. earned run average in 68 appear- Augustana at Pittsburg St., 1 p.m. *Minn. Duluth at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. ances (101.0 innings pitched). Friday, February 29 Minnesota St. at West Georgia, 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 18 Sunday, April 13 Nebraska-Omaha vs. Emporia St. (1), 6 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha vs. St. Michael’s, 10 a.m. *Minnesota Duluth at Nebraska-Omaha, Noon Augustana at Arkansas Tech, 2 p.m. *Augustana at St. Cloud St., 1 p.m. Saturday, March 1 *North Dakota at Minnesota St., 1 p.m. Augustana at Missouri Western St., 1 p.m. Wednesday, March 19 Nebraska-Omaha vs. Cent. Missouri (1), 6 pm Augustana at Henderson St., Noon Tuesday, April 15 North Dakota vs. Phil. Science (1), 4 pm Minnesota Duluth vs. Felician, 1 p.m. Bemidji St. at North Dakota (1), 2 p.m. Augstana at Ouachita Baptist, 3 p.m. St. Cloud St. at St. John’s (Minn.) (1), 4 p.m. Sunday, March 2 Augustana at Missouri Western St., 1 p.m. Thursday, March 20 Wednesday, April 16 Nebraska-Omaha vs. Washburn (1), 3 p.m. Augustana vs. Missouri-St. Louis, 1 p.m. Upper Iowa at Minnesota St., 2 p.m. St. Cloud St. vs. Mary Minnesota St. at Wayne St., 1 p.m. Fort Hays St. at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m.
Monday, March 3 Friday, March 21 Thursday, April 17 St. Cloud St. vs. Montana St.-Billings Minnesota St. at Wayne St., Noon Bemidji St. at Minnesota Duluth, 2 p.m. Senior lefty Jon Bjelland, who North Dakota vs. Assumption (1), 10 a.m. signed a free agent contract with North Dakota vs. Kentucky Wes. (1), 1 pm Saturday, March 22 Friday, April 18 the Arizona Diamondbacks fol- SCSU vs. No. Dakota St., 5:30 pm (MD) *North Dakota at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. lowing the conclusion of the 2007 Tuesday, March 4 *Minnesota St. at St. Cloud St., 2 p.m. campaign, capped off a record- Nebraska-Omaha at NW Missouri (1), 1 p.m. Sunday, March 23 breaking senior season by being Minnesota St. vs. Concordia-SP, 5 p.m. (MD) North Dakota at Upper Iowa (1), 1 p.m. Saturday, April 19 named to two All-America teams. *Augustana at Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. The Barron, Wis., native was named Wednesday, March 5 Monday, March 24 Daktronics NCAA Division II First Senior pitcher Dane Secott was North Dakota vs. Gannon (2), 10 a.m. North Dakota at Upper Iowa, 1 p.m. Sunday, April 20 Team All-American and Rawlings/ selected in the 27th round, 816th overall, by the Kansas City Royals Augustana vs. Bemidji St., 11 a.m. (MD) *North Dakota at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. ABCA Division II Second Team All-American. in the 2007 Major League Baseball Nebraska-Omaha at Missouri Western, 3 p.m. Tuesday, March 25 *Nebraska-Omaha at Augustana, 1 p.m. First Year Player Draft. St. Cloud St. vs. Mary Minnesota St. vs. Quincy, 11:30 a.m. (MD) *St. Cloud St. at Minnesota St., 1 p.m. Bjelland, who established a school North Dakota at Upper Iowa (1), 1 p.m. single-season record for wins in Secott, who established school Thursday, March 6 St. Cloud St. at SW Minn. St. (1), 3:30 p.m. Monday, April 21 2007, went 11-0 with a 2.17 earned records for career strike-outs (275) North Dakota vs. Winona St., 9 a.m. North Dakota at Bemidji St. (1), 2 p.m. run average in his final season with and single-season strike-outs (105 Wednesday, March 26 the Mavericks. Bjelland completed in 2007), completed his MSU career Friday, March 7 Minn. Duluth at Concordia-St. Paul, 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 23 his three-year MSU career with a with a 21-9 won-loss record and a North Dakota vs. North Dakota (1), 9 a.m. St. John’s (Minn.) at St. Cloud St. (1), 6 p.m. 22-1 record and a 2.69 earned run 4.08 earned run average. The W. Augustana at Southwest Baptist, Noon Thursday, March 27 average. Bjelland, who earlier had Lafayette, Indiana native was a two- Daktronics Region time All-North Central Conference Minnesota Duluth at Emporia St., 1 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Winona St., 2 p.m. Thursday, April 24 been named Pitcher of the Year and was a North First Team selection and was an St. Cloud St. vs. Malone St. Cloud St. vs. Bemidji St., 5 p.m. (MD) Winona St. at Minnesota Duluth, 2 p.m. Central Conference First Team All-Region Second Team selection selection, ranks third in nation in in 2006. Secott went 5-3 and had Saturday, March 8 Friday, March 28 Saturday, April 26 strikeouts per nine innings (12.1), a 2.31 ERA as a senior. He ranked Minn. Duluth vs. Fort Hays St. (1), 11 a.m. Augustana vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. *Minnesota St. at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. seventh in victories (11), 16th in to- second in the country in strike-outs Augustana at Southwest Baptist, Noon Minnesota St. at Grandview, 2 p.m. *Nebraska-Omaha at St. Cloud St., 1 p.m. tal strikeouts (95) and 28th in earned per game with a 12.1 mark, was Minnesota Duluth vs. Emporia St. (1), 1 p.m. *Augustana at North Dakota, 2 p.m. run average (2.17). Bjelland’s 95 eighth in the nation in total strike- Nebraska-Omaha at Washburn, 1 p.m. Saturday, March 29 strikeouts in 2007 ranks third on the outs (105) and his 2.31 earned run St. Cloud St. vs. Dubuque Augustana vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1 p.m. school’s single-season list. average ranked 37th.
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1964 Record: 13-11 UM-Morris 4-1 W John Brown Univ. 7-2 W Morningside 6-1 W 1976 Record: 23-12 St. John’s 9-5 W Coach: Jean McCarthy UM-Morris 2-0 W Augustana 6-4 L Morningside 8-1 W Coach: Jean McCarthy St. John’s 11-0 W Opponent Score W-L Winona State 8-2 W Augustana 10-7 L Carleton 6-4 W Opponent Score W-L UM-Morris 5-3 L Maryville State 9-1 W Winona State 5-4 L Augustana 4-1 L Carleton 4-2 W Ark.-Fayetteville 2-0 L UM-Morris 7-0 W Maryville 2-0 W Winona State 8-1 W Minnesota 4-1 L South Dakota State 4-2 L Ark.-Fayetteville 2-0 L UM-Morris 3-2 W State College of Iowa 11-7 W 11-4 NIC (2nd) North Dakota 4-0 W South Dakota State 5-1 L Central Arkansas 7-4 W UM-Duluth 3-2 W State College of Iowa 8-0 W North Dakota 3-2 W South Dakota State 7-6 W Central Arkansas 4-1 W UM-Duluth 7-4 W Bemidji State 4-2 W 1968 Record: 21-10 North Dakota 5-3 W North Dakota State 2-0 L Ark.-Little Rock 1-0 L St. Cloud State 11-2 W Bemidji State 6-1 W Coach: Jean McCarthy Carleton 5-4 W North Dakota State 3-2 L Ark.-Little Rock 4-1 L St. Cloud State 4-1 W Bemidji 9-4 W Opponent Score W-L North Dakota State 4-3 W North Dakota State 6-5 L John Brown Univ. 6-4 L St. Cloud State 7-4 L UW-River Falls 4-3 L Little Rock University 12-0 W North Dakota State 2-1 W Minnesota 7-0 L John Brown Univ. 11-3 L St. Cloud State 12-5 L UW-River Falls 6-4 W Little Rock University 6-0 W North Dakota State 5-3 W Minnesota 4-3 L St. John’s 8-0 W SE Loisiana* 4-2 W MSU Alumni 7-6 W John Brown 8-5 L South Dakota State 4-3 L St. Olaf 4-3 L St. John’s 13-4 W Delta State* 14-11 L UW-Stout 3-0 W John Brown 10-2 W South Dakota State 4-1 W St. Olaf 5-3 W Gustavus Adolphus 8-2 L Troy State* 18-9 L UW-Stout 5-2 L Bethel 3-0 W Northern Iowa 5-3 W South Dakota 6-0 W Gustavus Adoplhus 1-0 L NIC 17-7 (2nd) Winona State 6-5 L Bethel 5-1 W Northern Iowa 9-1 W South Dakota 10-3 W Augsburg 1-0 L *NCAA South Central Regional (3rd) Winona State 3-1 W St. Olaf 10-0 W South Dakota 7-1 W South Dakota 7-1 W Augsburg 5-4 W Winona State 2-1 L St. Olaf 6-4 W South Dakota 6-2 W NCC 11-7 (4th) Southwest State 6-3 W 1979 Record: 26-11-1 St. Cloud State 6-1 L Minnesota 2-1 L Gustavus Adolphus 5-2 W Southwest State 4-0 W Coach: Dean Bowyer St. Cloud State 5-4 L Minnesota 3-2 L Morningside 2-1 L 1974 Record: 22-13 South Dakota 7-3 W Opponent Score W-L St. Cloud State 6-4 L Carleton 12-0 L Morningside 11-4 W Coach: Jean McCarthy South Dakota 10-7 W SW Texas 5-4 W South Dakota State 5-4 L Carleton 1-0 W Morningside 2-1 W Opponent Score W-L South Dakota 4-3 L SW Texas 12-4 W South Dakota State 9-5 L St. Cloud State 2-0 W Luther College* 4-0 W Ark.-Fayetteville 4-2 L South Dakota 3-0 W Eastern Michigan 3-3 T Moorhead State 5-2 W Moorhead State 6-0 W Northern Colorado* 3-2 W Ark.-Fayetteville 9-3 W Morningside 6-5 W Eastern Michigan 4-3 W Moorhead State 4-1 L Moorhead State 7-2 W Central Missouri** 9-0 L John Brown Univ. 2-1 L Morningside 6-5 W St. Mary’s (Tex.) 9-6 L Moorhead State 10-3 L Moorhead State 2-0 W Florida Southern** 6-0 L John Brown Univ. 4-3 L Northern Iowa 6-5 W Trinity 10-9 W MSU JV 7-6 W Bemidji State 12-7 W NCC 14-6 (1st) Central Arkansas 9-6 L Northern Iowa 6-0 W Eastern Michigan 11-4 L 5-7 NIC (3rd) Bemidji State 6-0 L *NCAA Midwest Regional (1st) Ark.-Little Rock 4-0 L South Dakota State 5-4 W Texas Wesleyan 5-1 W Bemidji State 14-2 W **College World Series (4th) Ark.-Little Rock 5-0 W South Dakota State 10-1 W Texas Wesleyan 5-3 W 1965 Record: 14-8 UM-Morris 26-8 W Arkansas Tech. 4-2 W South Dakota State 2-1 W St. Thomas 10-1 W Coach: Jean McCarthy UM-Morris 3-2 W South Dakota State 8-3 W St. Thomas 4-2 W Opponent Score W-L UM-Morris 10-0 W North Dakota State 22-0 W Gustavus Adolphus 6-5 L UW-River Falls 5-3 L Macalester 14-4 L North Dakota State 16-0 W Gustavus Adolphus 3-0 W UW River Falls 7-2 L Winona State 12-1 L North Dakota State 4-1 W Northern State 8-7 W Moorhead State 2-0 L Winona State 4-3 W North Dakota State 1-0 W Northern State 5-1 W Moorhead State 8-0 W MSU JV 3-0 W SE Missouri State* 8-3 L Minnesota 8-4 L Moorhead State 7-2 L So. Colorado* 3-0 W Missouri-St. Louis*6-3 W Minnesota 2-1 L Bemidji State 8-6 L Arkansas State* 11-1 L Nebraska-Omaha* 10-6 L UM-Duluth 2-1 L Bemidji State 15-4 W S. Colorado State* 6-3 L NCC 15-1 (1st) UM-Duluth 6-1 W Bemidji State 11-7 W 10-3 NIC (1st) *NCAA Midwest Regional (2nd) UM-Duluth 13-3 W UM-Morris 10-0 W *NCAA Midwest Regional (3rd) UM-Duluth 4-1 W UM-Morris 2-1 W 1977 Record: 22-17 Bemidji State 15-4 W UW-Stout 4-1 W 1969 Record: 22-14 Coach: Dean Bowyer Bemidji State 7-1 W UW-Stout 6-3 W Coach: Jean McCarthy Opponent Score W-L UM-Morris 5-2 W Winona State 8-3 L Opponent Score W-L St. Mary’s 4-0 L UM-Morris 9-4 W Winona State 7-0 W Little Rock Univ. 8-1 W Southwestern 9-3 L St. Cloud State 6-2 L Winona State 7-0 W Arkansas State 2-1 W Southwestern 3-2 L St. Cloud State 6-5 W St. Cloud State 11-6 W Arkansas State 6-4 W St. Edward’s 6-4 L St. Cloud State 4-1 W St. Cloud State 5-4 L Henderson State 8-0 W St. Edward’s 6-4 L St. Cloud State 8-5 W St. Cloud State 7-2 W Henderson State 11-10 W Texas Lutheran 2-1 L Winona State 3-2 L MSU JV 5-1 W Bethel 11-0 W Texas Lutheran 2-0 L Winona State 6-0 W MSU Alumni 8-7 W Carleton 11-9 W Texas A&M 7-1 L Winona State 3-1 L Parsons College* 8-7 W Minnesota 11-4 W Huston-Tillotson 8-2 W Winona State 12-3 W Luther College* 3-1 L Minnesota 7-2 L Huston-Tillotson 10-1 W SW Missouri State 2-1 W 7-5 NIC (3rd) Minnesota 3-0 L Southwest State 2-1 W UM-St. Louis* 6-3 W NCAA Midwest Regional (2nd) Minnesota 4-3 L The MSU baseball team in 1971 captured the NCAA Southwest State 8-3 W UM-St. Louis* 16-9 W Winona State 4-0 W Augsburg 3-1 W LeMoyne** 6-2 L 1966 Record: 16-14 Winona State 4-1 L Division II Midwest Regional held in Mankato and Augsburg 8-2 W Cal. Poly-Pomona**10-4 L Coach: Jean McCarthy Winona State 6-4 L placed fourth at the Division II World Series in Winona State 6-1 W NIC 14-4 (1st) Opponent Score W-L St. Cloud State 5-0 L Winona State 8-7 L *NCAA Midwest Regional (1st) Arkansas Tech 11-3 W St. Cloud State 5-0 W Springfield, Mo. St. John’s 5-0 W **College World Series (7th) Arkansas Tech 6-1 L St. Cloud State 11-5 W St. John’s 3-1 W Arkansas A&M 12-3 W Wartburg 5-2 L 1972 Record: 22-8 Arkansas Tech. 5-2 W Gustavus Adolphus 2-1 L 1980 Record: 34-21-1 Arkansas A&M 4-1 L Wartburg 6-1 L Coach: Jean McCarthy South Dakota State 3-1 W Gustavus Adolphus 6-3 L Coach: Dean Bowyer Arkansas A&M 8-0 W Moorhead State 21-2 W Opponent Score W-L South Dakota State 6-3 W UN-Omaha 1-0 W Opponent Score W-L Arkansas A&M 7-1 W Moorhead State 3-0 w Arkansas State 9-1 W Minnesota 10-2 L UN-Omaha 3-2 L SW Texas 6-1 W Carleton 3-0 W Moorhead State 8-1 L Arkansas State 7-1 L Minnesota 7-4 W UN-Omaha 3-2 W SW Texas 9-9 T Maryville State 8-0 W Bemidji State 3-2 L Ark.-Little Rock 9-1 L Southwest State 10-0 W UN-Omaha 5-4 W Mary Hardin Baylor 15-1 W Maryville State 5-2 W Bemidji State 2-0 W Arkansas Tech. 3-0 L Southwest State 5-1 W Gustavus Adolphus 10-2 W Mary Hardin Baylor 7-6 L Gustavus Adolphus 2-0 L Bemidji State 4-0 W Arkansas Tech. 11-2 L Morningside 2-1 W Gustavus Adolphus 6-3 L St. Mary’s (Tex.) 8-7 L St. Olaf 13-5 L Gustavus Adolphus 3-0 L Carthage 5-3 L Morningside 7-4 W Morningside 7-5 W St. Mary’s (Tex.) 10-0 L St. Olaf 2-1 L Gustavus Adolphus 5-2 W Carthage 9-5 L Morningside 1-0 W Morningside 5-2 W St. Edwards 12-4 L Moorhead State 4-3 L UM-Morris 4-0 W John Brown Univ. 3-2 W Carleton 13-4 W Morningside 5-1 W Dallas Baptist 5-0 L Moorhead State 4-3 L UM-Morris 4-0 W John Brown Univ. 3-1 L Carleton 2-0 W Morningside 2-1 L Southwestern Texas 4-2 L Moorhead State 5-1 W UM-Morris 4-2 W Minnesota 4-1 w Augustana 2-0 W Northern Iowa 5-1 W Southwestern Texas 1-0 L Bemidji State 9-0 L Lea College 9-2 W Minnesota 5-3 W Augustana 18-2 W Northern Iowa 7-5 L Texas Lutheran 9-5 W Bemidji State 7-1 W Lea College 12-2 W South Dakota 4-3 W Augustana 9-3 W Northern Iowa 3-1 W Texas Lutheran 5-0 L Bemidji State 7-4 W SW Mississippi* 7-1 L South Dakota 3-2 W Northern Iowa 7-4 W Northern Iowa 3-2 W Trinity 9-3 L Bethel 11-0 L Luther* 4-1 W South Dakota 3-0 W Northern Iowa 3-1 W UN-Omaha* 10-0 W Trinity 4-3 W Bethel 4-2 W No. Dakota State 12-10 L Carleton 1-0 L North Dakota State 9-3 W UM-St. Louis* 8-4 L Dallas Univ. 9-8 L UM-Morris 12-10 L 10-2 NIC (1st) Carleton 7-4 L North Dakota State 2-0 W UN-Omaha* 3-2 L Dallas Univ. 5-4 L UM-Morris 6-2 L NCAA Midwest Regional (3rd) Morningside 4-1 L North Dakota State 6-4 W NCC 8-4 (1st) South Dakota 16-2 W Winona State 1-0 L Morningside 5-2 W St. Olaf 6-0 W *NCAA North Central Regional (5th) South Dakota 7-0 W Winona State 5-4 L 1970 Record: 19-2 St. Olaf 5-4 L Gustavus Adolphus 7-1 W Huron State 7-0 W Winona State 3-1 W Coach: Jean McCarthy St. Olaf 10-3 W Gustavus Adolphus 3-1 L 1978 Record: 31-15 Huron State 8-1 W St. Cloud State 15-6 W Opponent Score W-L Augustana 6-1 L Neb.-Wesleyan* 2-1 W Coach: Dean Bowyer Huron State 6-0 W St. Cloud State 6-0 W Little Rock Univ. 10-3 W Lea College 11-0 L Central Missouri* 5-2 L Opponent Score W-L Huron State 10-4 W St. Cloud State 6-3 L Arkansas State 5-3 W Lea College 6-4 L Central Missouri* 5-0 L Huston-Tillotson 13-3 W St. Thomas 11-4 W MSU JV 8-7 W Henderson State 5-2 W North Dakota State 3-2 L Central Missouri* 6-4 L Huston-Tillotson 18-2 W St. Thomas 8-2 W MSU Alumni 10-7 W Henderson State 3-1 W North Dakota State 2-1 W NCC 10-3 (1st) SW Texas 8-4 W Minnesota 5-2 W 6-6 NIC (3rd) South Dakota 14-0 W North Dakota State 4-3 W *NCAA Midwest Regional (2nd) SW Texas 5-3 W Minnesota 7-6 L South Dakota 21-5 W Northern Iowa 5-1 L Wartburg 8-1 W UM-Duluth 6-0 W 1967 Record: 20-10 South Dakota 3-1 W Northern Iowa 1-0 W 1975 Record: 18-4 Wartburg 14-1 W UM-Duluth 9-3 W Coach: Jean McCarthy Minnesota 1-0 W Gustavus Adolphus 11-3 L Coach: Jean McCarthy St. Mary’s 8-3 L St. Cloud State 7-4 L Opponent Score W-L Morningside 1-0 W Gustavus Adolphus 2-1 L Opponent Score W-L Texas Lutheran 5-3 L St. Cloud State 5-2 L Arkansas Tech 1-0 L Augustana 12-1 W NCC 8-4 (2nd) College of Ozarks 9-1 W Texas Lutheran 6-3 L Southwest State 7-4 W Arkansas Tech 10-0 W Augustana 3-2 W College of Ozarks 12-6 W Eastern Michigan 6-4 W Southwest State 9-1 W Arkansas Tech 19-11 W Augustana 6-5 W 1973 Record: 25-11 Ark.-Little Rock 24-5 W Eastern Michigan 8-0 L Winona State 8-2 W John Brown 6-3 W North Dakota 7-3 W Coach: Jean McCarthy Ark.-Little Rock 2-0 W Eastern Michigan 4-1 W Winona State 9-4 W John Brown 3-0 W Gustavus Adolphus 10-4 W Opponent Score W-L Ark.-Little Rock 5-1 W Trinity 3-2 W Gustavus Adolphus 22-1 W Parsons 2-0 W Northern Iowa 5-3 W College of Ozarks 4-0 W Gustavus Adolphus 9-1 W Trinity 7-5 W Gustavus Adolphus 18-12 L Parsons 6-4 L Northern Iowa 8-7 W College of Ozarks 5-4 L Gustavus Adolphus 8-4 W Gustavus Adolphus 7-5 L Moorhead State 11-3 W Maryville State 4-2 L Northern Iowa 6-4 W Ark.-Little Rock 6-3 W St. John’s 11-1 W Gustavus Adolphus 12-5 L Moorhead State 2-1 L Gustavus Adolphus 10-0 W Lea College College 3-0 W Ark.-Little Rock 13-5 W Carleton 25-1 W Moorhead State 11-5 W Bemidji State 15-2 W Bethel 5-4 L SW Missouri State* 4-1 W Arkansas 13-3 W Carleton 10-0 W Moorhead State 16-5 W Bemidji State 10-5 W Bethel 7-0 W SW Missouri State* 1-2 L Ark.-Little Rock 12-7 W South Dakota State 2-0 W Moorhead State 16-0 W Northern State 15-6 W Carleton 9-4 W SW Missouri State* 1-7 L Ark.-Little Rock 4-2 W South Dakota State 4-2 L Moorhead State 11-0 W Northern State 19-1 W Minnesota 11-2 L 11-0 NCC (1st)_ John Brown Univ. 5-1 W South Dakota State 5-4 L Bethel 18-3 W UM-Morris 9-1 W Minnesota 2-1 W *NCAA Midwest Regional (2nd) Augustana 3-0 L Northern Iowa 14-12 W Bethel 18-3 W UM-Morris 12-2 W St. Cloud State 8-4 W Augustana 6-3 W Northern Iowa 20-2 W Bemidji State 6-5 W Bemidji State 28-16 W St. Cloud State 6-0 L 1971 Record: 22-12 Augustana 19-4 W Morningside 3-1 L Bemidji State 15-3 W St. Cloud State 11-3 L St. Cloud State 5-1 L Coach: Jean McCarthy Gustavus Adolphus 3-2 W Morningside 3-0 W Bemidji State 6-5 L Winona State 9-4 W Moorhead State 4-3 W Opponent Score W-L Gustavus Adoplhus 4-2 W South Dakota 6-3 W Bemidji State 2-0 W St. Cloud State 4-1 W Moorhead State 2-0 W Arkansas AM&M 4-2 W North Dakota 5-2 W South Dakota 9-0 W Southwest State 9-0 W St. Cloud State 8-1 L Moorhead State 2-1 L Arkansas State 4-2 L North Dakota 1-0 W South Dakota 9-0 W Southwest State 7-4 W SW Missouri State* 8-3 L Bemidji State 16-14 W Arkansas Tech. 5-1 L North Dakota 10-9 L Winona State 8-7 W Southwest State 4-0 W Morningside* 13-2 W Bemidji State 14-8 W Arkansas 13-1 W Southwest State 13-9 W Winona State 10-5 L Southwest State 2-0 L NW Missouri State* 7-4 W Bemidji Stare 12-6 W Arkansas 12-0 W Southwest State 10-1 W NCC 7-3 Winona State 7-4 L NW Missouri State* 8-2 W UM-Morris 3-2 W John Brown Univ. 10-0 L Morningside 2-0 W Winona State 9-5 W Florida Southern** 12-9 W
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New Haven** 3-1 L North Dakota State 12-6 W Sam Houston State* 13-5 L 1988 Record: 30-17 Incarnate Word 3-2 W Northern Iowa 6-4 L Cal. Poly-Pomona** 10-4 L North Dakota State 4-2 L Winona State 8-4 W Coach: Dean Bowyer Baker (Kan.) 4-0 W Northern Iowa 11-4 L NIC 13-3 (1st) North Dakota State 4-2 W Winona State 15-1 W Opponent Score W-L Schreiner 8-0 W St. Cloud State 7-6 L *NCAA Midwest Regional (1st) North Dakota State 10-5 W NCC 11-1 (1st North. Playoff Champs) Southwestern (Tex.) 12-11 L SW Texas State 8-1 L St. Cloud State 10-5# L **College World Series (3rd) UW-River Falls 4-1 W *NCAA Midwest Regional (3rd) Southwestern (Tex.) 12-6 W SW Texas State 10-6 W St. Cloud State 8-6# L UW-River Falls 5-4 L Schreiner 2-1 L SW Texas State 8-6 W St. Cloud State 8-2 L 1981 Record: 30-10 Augsburg 17-10 W 1986 Record: 35-15 Schreiner 12-3 W SW Texas State 3-3 T Northern Colorado* 8-2 L Coach: Dean Bowyer Augsburg 14-3 W Coach: Dean Bowyer Concordia (Tex.) 3-2 L Southwestern (Tex.) 15-6 W St. Cloud State* 7-5 L Opponent Score W-L Winona State 5-2 W Opponent Score W-L Concordia (Tex.) 4-2 L Southern Arkansas 7-2 W #Game declared forfeit St. Mary’s (Tex.) 2-1 L Winona State 6-0 W Southwestern 11-10 W Incarnate Word 13-8 W Grand View 6-5 L *NCC Tournament St. Mary’s (Tex.) 4-2 W St. Cloud State 2-1 W Southwestern 16-5 L Incarnate Word 8-6 W Grand View 11-10 W Phillips 5-4 W St. Cloud State 3-2 W Texas 5-0 L Dallas Baptist 21-11 L UN-Omaha 14-2 W 1993 Record: 29-9 Phillips 11-4 W St. Cloud State 4-3 L Texas 10-2 L Dallas Baptist 10-9 L UN-Omaha 9-2 W Coach: Dean Bowyer St. Edward’s 5-4 L St. Cloud State 4-3 W Huston-Tillitson 12-4 W Oklahoma City 15-5 L Southwest State 10-5 W Opponent Score W-L St. Edward’s 6-0 L South Dakota State 4-1 W Huston-Tillitson 10-8 W Oklahoma City 18-8 L Southwest State 11-1 W Cent.Missouri State 3-1 L Concordia (Neb.) 12-2 W St. Cloud State 14-0 W Concordia (Tex.) 16-5 W Oklahoma City 6-3 W Augustana 5-3 W Cent.Missouri State 10-3 L Concordia (Neb.) 14-2 W Morningside 17-4 W Concordia (Tex.) 15-5 W Oklahoma City 12-8 L Augustana 22-0 W Williams 16-5 W Phillips 10-8 W SE Missouri State* 1-0 W Mary Hardin-Baylor 8-3 W Benedictine 24-14 W South Dakota State 5-4 L Union 10-0 W Trinity 11-3 W NE Missouri State* 8-3 W Mary Hardin-Baylor 17-7 W Benedictine 6-5 W South Dakota State 7-3 W Bucknell 13-3 W Trinity 3-2 L SI-Edwardsville* 2-1 L Central State (Okla.) 13-8 W Northern Iowa 9-2 W Gustavus Adolphus 9-6 W Northeaster Illinois 7-5 W Texas Lutheran 9-6 L SI-Edwardsville* 9-5 L Central State (Okla.) 15-12 W Iowa 13-7 W Gustavus Adolphus 9-2 W Elmhurst 5-3 W Texas Lutheran 7-5 L Minnesota 12-11 L Oklahoma City 11-5 W Iowa 9-7 L North Dakota State 3-2 W Colby 9-1 W Texas Lutheran 16-8 W NCC 13-1 (1st) Oklahoma City 11-8 W UW-River Falls 11-1 W North Dakota State 7-4 W Youngstown 2-1 W Gustavus Adolphus 14-5 W *NCAA Midwest Regional (2nd) Briar Cliff 5-0 W UW-River Falls 9-2 W North Dakota State 9-4 W Winona State 5-4 W Gustavus Adolphus 7-0 W Briar Cliff 8-2 W Nebraska-Omaha 4-2 W North Dakota State 7-0 W Winona State 7-5 L Augsburg 9-3 W 1984 Record: 24-14-1 South Dakota State 1-0 W Nebraska-Omaha 6-3 W Minnesota 5-2 L South Dakota State 11-5 W Augsburg 12-0 W Coach: Dean Bowyer South Dakota State 6-3 W Gustavus Adolphus 7-4 W Grand View 18-4 W South Dakota State 4-2 L Bemidji State 9-3 W Opponent Score W-L Nebraska 6-3 W Gustavus Adolphus 8-7 W Grand View 9-8 W Viterbo 4-1 W Bemidji State 6-2 W Concordia (Tex.) 6-2 W Nebraska 11-3 W Winona State 4-1 W St. Cloud State 8-7 W Viterbo 5-0 W Moorhead State 10-1 W Concordia (Tex.) 8-2 W Gustavus Adolphus 10-7 L Winona State 15-3 W St. Cloud State 5-4 L Viterbo 5-1 W Moorhead State 12-0 W Buena Vista 8-7 W Gustavus Adolphus 12-2 W North Dakota State 5-1 W St. Cloud State 3-1 W Viterbo 8-2 W Northern State 5-2 W St. Edward’s 9-0 L Minnesota 12-0 L North Dakota State 5-2 W St. Cloud State 4-3 W South Dakota 11-6 W Northern State 11-0 W Notre Dame 8-5 L Minnesota 6-4 L North Dakota State 12-2 W Winona State 7-5 W South Dakota 12-1 W UM-Morris 11-10 W Buena Vista 6-4 W North Dakota 9-2 W North Dakota State 5-4 W Winona State 16-11 W Augustana 10-6 W UM-Morris 4-0 W Texas Lutheran 7-3 L North Dakota 12-1 W Minnesota 10-7 L Morningside* 8-0 W Augustana 11-3 W Winona State 7-3 L Texas Lutheran 3-1 L North Dakota 5-2 L North Dakota 2-1 L South Dakota State* 4-0 W North Dakota State* 6-0 W Winona 8-1 W Trinity 12-5 W North Dakota 11-0 W North Dakota 10-0 W South Dakota State* 5-0 L North Dakota State* 13-3 W St. Cloud State 12-11 L Trinity 9-8 L Winona State 13-3 W North Dakota 10-0 W South Dakota State* 2-1 W North Dakota State* 9-2 W St. Cloud State 5-2 W Texas Wesleyan 7-1 L Winona State 14-2 W North Dakota 7-4 L Ferris State** 16-3 W North Dakota State* 7-5 L Gustavus Adolphus 11-8 W Texas Wesleyan 4-3 L North Dakota State 11-1 W St. Cloud State 8-5 L Lewis** 3-1 L Grand View 15-5 W Gustavus Adolphus 6-5 L Nebraska 12-2 L North Dakota State 7-1 W St. Cloud State 6-1 W Lewis** 7-5 W North Dakota* 9-3 W St. Thomas 5-2 W Nebraska 10-2 L North Dakota State 4-3 L St. Cloud State 3-2 W Lewis** 7-4 L North Dakota* 9-1 L St. Thomas 5-2 W Bellevue (NE) 9-1 W North Dakota State 9-1 W Minnesota 5-0 L *NCC Tournament (1st) Viterbo 11-1 W Southwest State 11-0 W Bellevue (NE) 7-0 W St. Cloud State 10-4 L South Dakota State* 6-3 W **NCAA Midwest Regional (2nd) Minnesota 12-3 L Southwest State 7-4 W Wisconsin 5-3 W St. Cloud State 12-7 L Morningside* 13-0 W St. Cloud State* 8-5 W Minnesota 9-1 L Wisconsin 6-0 W St. Cloud State 8-2 W South Dakota State* 7-3 W 1991 Record: 22-13-2 St. Cloud State* 2-1 L Bemidji State 4-1 W Gustavus Adolphus 7-6 W St. Cloud State 10-4 W St. Joe’s** 10-1 W Coach: Dean Bowyer St. Cloud State* 7-1 W Winona State 3-1 L Gustavus Adolphus 12-1 W Minnesota 7-6 L Lewis** 7-5 L Opponent Score W-L St. Cloud State* 8-7 W Winona State 11-0 W Winona State 9-6 W Morningside 10-0 W Indiana (Pa.)** 5-0 W Stephen F. Austin 3-2 W Augustana** 12-8 W NIC 12-2 (1st) Winona State 5-5 T St. Cloud State 7-1 W Lewis** 3-1 L Prairie View A&M 9-8 W North Dakota** 8-6 L North Dakota State 12-1 W St. Cloud State 9-4 W NCC 11-3 (1st) Stephen F. Austin 4-3 W Northern Colorado** 7-2 L 1982 Record: 30-9 North Dakota State 10-1 W Winona State 5-4 L *NCC Tourney (1st) Prairie View A&M 15-6 W *NCC North (1st) Coach: Dean Bowyer North Dakota State 1-0 W Shippensburg* 13-3 W **NCAA Regional (2nd) Houston 3-2 L **NCC Tournament (5th) Opponent Score W-L North Dakota State 13-5 W Wright State* 7-2 W Houston 4-0 L Phillips 13-0 L North Dakota 18-1 W Lewis* 14-7 L 1989 Record: 33-19 SW Texas 15-3 L 1994 Record: 24-15 St. Edward’s 10-6 L North Dakota 18-7 W Lewis* 7-5 W Coach: Dean Bowyer SW Texas 4-3 W Coach: Dean Bowyer SW Texas 5-2 W North Dakota 25-5 W Troy State** 8-6 L Opponent Score W-L Northwood Institute 7-2 L Opponent Score W-L SW Texas 4-2 L North Dakota 11-0 W Tampa** 6-2 W Lubbock Christian 14-7 L Northwood Institute 4-1 L UW-Eau Claire 4-3 L Trinity 5-2 W Minnesota 7-6 L Columbus** 14-12 L St. Edward’s 12-1 W Northwood Institute 5-4 W UW-Eau Claire 5-0 W Trinity 6-4 L Minnesota 3-2 W NCC 9-4 (No. Div. & Playoff Champs) Concordia (Tex.) 4-3 W Northwood Institute 8-1 W Lubbock Christian 15-9 L Mary Hardin-Baylor 4-1 W St. Cloud State 8-7 L *NCAA No. Central Reg. (1st) Incarnate Word 4-3 L Grand View 8-1 W Texas Tech 18-4 L Mary Hardin-Baylor 4-1 W St. Cloud State 10-8 L **College World Series (4th) Incarnate Word 4-3 L Grand View 13-9 W Nebraska-Kearney 8-1 W Texas Lutheran 3-1 W St. Cloud State 11-10 L SW Texas State 17-7 L Iowa 5-4 L Nebraska-Kearney 13-9 L Texas Lutheran 5-0 W South Dakota State 3-2 L 1987 Record: 32-16 SW Texas State 3-1 L Iowa 4-4 T Texas Tech 19-3 L Concordia (Neb.) 16-0 W St. Cloud State 8-4 W Coach: Dean Bowyer Oklahoma City 15-5 L Minnesota 10-3 L Wayland Baptist 7-2 L Concordia (Neb.) 13-3 W UN-Omaha 6-0 W Opponent Score W-L Oklahoma City 13-9 L Viterbo 3-2 W Fort Hays State 4-1 L Iowa State 10-9 W South Dakota State 4-1 L Schreiner 3-2 L Cent.Oklahoma State 10-5 L Viterbo 16-1 W Lubbock Christian 7-5 W Iowa State 5-2 W NCC 10-2 (1st North. Div.) Schreiner 4-3 W Cent.Oklahoma State 15-14 W North Dakota 7-3 W Lubbock Christian 7-4 W North Dakota State 12-0 W Trinity 14-0 W Grand View 10-1 W North Dakota 2-1 W Iowa 10-9 W North Dakota State 12-2 W 1985 Record: 30-20 Trinity 14-1 W Grand View 9-3 L North Dakota 1-0 W Northern Iowa 8-3 W North Dakota State 7-4 W Coach: Dean Bowyer Southwestern Tex. 6-5 L Iowa 5-3 L North Dakota 6-2 L Minnesota 1-0 W North Dakota State 5-3 L Opponent Score W-L Southwestern Tex. 14-4 L Iowa 9-1 L Augustana 4-0 W Grand View 10-7 W North Dakota 13-8 W Texas 15-1 L SW Texas State 8-3 L Briar Cliff 18-12 W Augustana 4-3 L Grand View 10-7 W North Dakota 12-2 W Texas 10-1 L SW Texas State 5-1 L Briar Cliff 9-8 W Iowa State 11-5 L South Dakota 12-1 W North Dakota 4-1 W Southwestern Texas 4-1 L SW Texas State 7-1 L Morningside 14-9 W North Dakota State 6-2 W South Dakota 11-8 W North Dakota 8-0 W Southwestern Texas 10-3 L SW Texas State 6-4 W Morningside 14-7 W North Dakota State 0-0 T Marion* 4-1 W UW-River Falls 2-1 W Concordia (Tex.) 10-3 W Concordia (Tex.) 3-2 W Bellevue 12-1 W Grand View 9-8 W Viterbo* 13-2 W UW-River Falls 6-1 W Concordia (Tex.) 1-0 L Concordia (Tex.) 11-5 W UN-Omaha 8-0 W Grand View 13-5 W Marion* 4-1 W Augsburg 5-4 W Huston-Tillitson 4-1 W Oklahoma City 10-0 L UN-Omaha 5-4 W St. Cloud State 10-7 W Viterbo* 5-0 W Augsburg 10-7 W Huston-Tillitson 7-3 L Oklahoma 17-5 L Augustana 3-2 W St. Cloud State 3-2 L Augustana 4-2 L UN-Omaha 8-4 W Mary Hardin-Baylor 7-0 W Iowa 5-3 W Augustana 10-0 W St. Cloud State 5-3 W Augustana 15-13 W UN-Omaha 10-4 L Mary Hardin-Baylor 4-1 W Iowa 8-4 L South Dakota State 4-1 W St. Cloud State 12-4 W Winona State 14-3 W Morningside 5-0 W UT-Arlington 8-1 W Winona State 6-3 W South Dakota State 14-4 W Minnesota 5-4 W Winona State 17-5 W Morningside 11-1 W UT-Arlington 5-4 W Winona State 6-5 W Minnesota 10-6 W North Dakota* 4-0 L North Dakota State 4-3 L South Dakota State 8-6 W Oklahoma 7-2 L UW-River Falls 9-0 W North Dakota 6-3 W South Dakota State* 7-4 L North Dakota State 7-0 L South Dakota State 8-3 W Oklahoma 8-5 L UW-River Falls 9-2 W North Dakota 5-4 W *NCC Tournament (7th) North Dakota State 10-1 L South Dakota State 9-6 W Oklahoma City 10-5 L South Dakota State 6-5 W North Dakota 1-0 L North Dakota State 9-2 W South Dakota State 12-5 W Oklahoma City 8-5 L South Dakota State 5-4 L North Dakota 7-0 W 1992 Record: 25-12 North Dakota** 8-0 W Minnesota 4-0 L Iowa 7-2 L Nebraska-Omaha 19-4 W Winona State 5-0 W Coach: Dean Bowyer North Dakota** 5-1 W NW Missouri State *5-4 W Iowa 4-2 L Nebraska-Omaha 12-9 W Winona State 7-2 W Opponent Score W-L North Dakota** 7-1 W SW Missouri State *6-4 L South Dakota State 4-3 L Minnesota 5-4 L North Dakota State 2-1 L Union 7-3 W North Dakota** 21-0 W NW Missouri State *4-2 W South Dakota State 3-1 L Minnesota 4-3 L North Dakota State 4-3 W Plymouth State 12-3 W Viterbo 18-7 W SW Missouri State *16-4 L Gustavus Adolphus 4-2 W North Dakota State 15-8 W North Dakota State 7-6 W Central Connecticut 11-1 W St. Cloud State** 3-2 L NCC 14-2 (1st) Gustavus Adolphus 5-0 W North Dakota State 20-1 W North Dakota State 8-2 W Union 2-1 W St. Cloud State** 10-7 L *NCAA Division II Midwest Regional Augsburg 16-0 W North Dakota State 4-3 L Gustavus Adolphus 13-0 W Colby 8-1 W St. Cloud State** 7-2 L (2nd) Augsburg 10-1 W North Dakota State 22-15 W Gustavus Adolphus 8-0 W Iowa 16-2 L St. Cloud State** 10-4 L Winona State 13-12 W Gustavus Adolphus 10-0 W St. Cloud State 4-2 W Augsburg 8-4 W *Viterbo V-Hawk Classic 1983 Record: 29-12 Winona State 5-3 L Gustavus Adolphus 19-3 W St. Cloud State 10-0 L Winona State 2-0 W **NCC North 5-7 (3rd) Coach: Dean Bowyer North Dakota 8-0 W North Dakota 8-4 L St. Cloud State 6-3 L Iowa 9-2 W Opponent Score W-L North Dakota 6-2 W North Dakota 2-0 W St. Cloud State 8-7 W Iowa 6-2 W 1995 Record: 27-15 SW Texas 7-3 W North Dakota 4-0 W North Dakota 6-3 W Minnesota 11-2 L Grand View 3-1 L Coach: Dean Bowyer SW Texas 8-7 L North Dakota 9-0 W North Dakota 11-0 W South Dakota State* 2-1 L Grand View 10-5 W Opponent Score W-L St. Edward’s 4-3 L North Dakota State 4-0 W Augustana 12-2 W Morningside* 8-3 W Augustana 7-5 L St. John’s 9-3 W St. Edward’s 9-5 W North Dakota State 10-0 W Augustana 13-2 W South Dakota State* 8-4 W Augustana 8-2 W St. John’s 12-1 W Texas Lutheran 10-6 L North Dakota State 9-1 W St. Cloud State 7-0 W St. Cloud State* 3-0 W Viterbo 10-1 W North Park 9-2 W Texas Lutheran 6-1 L North Dakota State 3-0 W St. Cloud State 3-1 W St. Cloud State* 5-2 W Marion 9-0 W North Park 11-2 L Trinity 9-4 W Minnesota 6-5 L St. Cloud State 6-0 W Southern Indiana** 8-4 W Marion 2-1 L College of the SW 25-2 W Trinity 7-4 W Minnesota 11-6 W St. Cloud State 13-5 W Lewis** 7-4 L Viterbo 10-5 W College of the SW 3-2 W Concordia (Tex.) 11-1 W St. Cloud State 4-1 W Minnesota 6-4 w Lewis** 8-4 L Gustavus Adolphus 6-2 W College of the SW 6-3 W Concordia (Tex.) 15-5 W St. Cloud State 5-1 W Morningside 11-1 W NCC North 8-4 (2nd) Gustavus Adolphus 10-0 W Lubbock Christian 5-0 L Creighton 7-6 W St. Cloud State 11-1 W South Dakota State 8-7 W *NCC Tourney (1st) North Dakota State 3-0 W Metro State 21-11 W Creighton 11-3 W St. Cloud State 12-5 L South Dakota State 6-5 W **NCAA Division II No. Cent. North Dakota State 2-0 W Metro State 13-8 L Gustavus Adolphus 7-0 W Iowa State 8-1 W Lewis* 11-9 L Region (2nd) North Dakota State 4-2 L Lubbock Christian 15-14 L Gustavus Adolphus 6-2 L Iowa State 5-4 L Shippensburg* 9-3 L North Dakota State 9-0 W Lubbock Christian 17-4 L Minnesota 4-0 L UN-Omaha 8-0 W NCC 10-2 (No. Div. & Playoff 1990 Record: 34-9-1 Minnesota 8-0 L Lubbock Christian 6-0 L North Dakota 6-0 W South Dakota State 11-5 W Champs) Coach: Dean Bowyer North Dakota 6-0 W Iowa 22-3 L North Dakota 9-2 W South Dakota State 14-5 W *NCAA Regional (4th) Opponent Score W-L North Dakota 6-5 L Winona State 9-8 W North Dakota 5-2 W Lewis* 9-8 W Incarnate Word 10-6 W North Dakota 5-2 W Winona State 29-10 W North Dakota 5-1 W SI-Edwardsville* 6-5 L Incarnate Word 8-6 L North Dakota 12-1 W Mount Mercy 7-2 w
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Mount Mercy 10-1 W Winona State 3-0 L Rockhurst 10-6 L Washburn 3-2 W South Dakota State* 5-3 W Upper Iowa 18-4 L Mount Mercy 6-3 W Winona State 10-3 L Central Mo. State 4-0 L Rockhurst 6-1 L South Dakota State* 6-3 W Winona State 7-4 W South Dakota State 8-2 W Minnesota-Morris 11-2 W Ft. Hays State 5-0 L Rockhurst 11-4 W South Dakota State* 5-4 W Winona State 3-2 W South Dakota State 9-3 W Minnesota-Morris 19-1 W West Texas A&M 11-3 W Minnesota 11-6 W @ Winona State 12-10 W Upper Iowa 9-1 W North Dakota State 5-3 W Minnesota 7-5 W West Texas A&M 15-7 L Grand View 9-5 W @ Winona State 8-4 L Upper Iowa 5-3 W North Dakota State 14-1 W St. Cloud State 3-2 W Abilene Christian 10-3 W Grand View 8-2 L North Dakota State* 8-5 W Minnesota-Duluth* 4-3 W North Dakota State 2-1 W St. Cloud State 9-5 W Tarleton State 11-10 L Northwest Missouri 13-11 W North Dakota State* 5-0 W Minnesota-Duluth* 1-0 W North Dakota State 11-8 W St. Cloud State 10-0 W Tarleton State 8-4 W North Dakota* 8-2 W North Dakota State* 7-5 L Minnesota-Duluth* 3-1 W Gustavus Adolphus 5-1 W St. Cloud State 7-2 W Northern Iowa 6-4 W North Dakota* 3-1 L North Dakota State* 5-2 L Minnesota-Duluth* 5-4 L South Dakota 2-0 W South Dakota 21-8 W Grand View 10-0 W North Dakota State* 6-1 L @ St. Cloud State* 13-0 W Waldorf College 7-6 W South Dakota 10-9 L Augustana 5-3 W Grand View 14-7 W North Dakota State* 3-1 W @ St. Cloud State* 22-4 W Waldorf College 6-4 W Augustana 29-0 W South Dakota State 7-4 W Concordia-St. Paul 12-1 W Morningside* 4-1 W @ Southwest Minnesota State 5-3 W North Dakota* 8-6 W North Dakota 1-0 W South Dakota State 10-6 W Concordia-St. Paul 14-2 W Morningside* 5-2 W @ Southwest Minnesota State 6-1 W North Dakota* -8 W North Dakota 5-3 L Pittsburg State* 5-3 L St. Scholastica 7-2 W South Dakota* 11-3 W South Dakota* 9-8 W North Dakota* 2-5 W North Dakota 3-2 W Cent. Missouri State* 6-2 L St. Scholastica 16-3 W South Dakota* 5-0 L South Dakota* 5-4 L North Dakota* 5-4 W North Dakota 2-1 L *NCAA Division II Central Region- St. Cloud State 6-4 W Winona State 6-5 W South Dakota* 2-1 W Wayne State (Neb.) 0-0 W UW-Eau Claire 20-9 W als (3rd) St. Cloud State 7-6 L Winona State 15-2 W South Dakota* 9-5 W Wayne State (Neb.) 9-5 W UW-Eau Claire 13-11 L St. Cloud State 6-5 W Nebraska - Omaha* 9-4 L @ Augustana* 9-0 L St. Cloud State* 11-0 W Minnesota 7-6 L 1998 Record: 22-18 St. Cloud State 21-3 W Nebraska - Omaha* -2 L @ Augustana* 10-5 W St. Cloud State* 6-2 W St. Cloud State 4-0 W Coach: Dean Bowyer Southwest State 11-6 W Northern Colorado* -0 W @ Augustana* 7-2 W St. Cloud State* 5-5 W St. Cloud State 3-2 L Opponent Score W-L Southwest State 5-3 L Northern Colorado* 5-5 W @ Augustana* 8-2 W St. Cloud State* 7-0 W St. Cloud State 9-3 W NW Missouri State 7-1 W Gustavus Adolphus 6-0 W St. Cloud State* 12-5 W St. Cloud State* -3 W Southwest Minnesota State 5-3 L St. Cloud State 5-3 L NW Missouri State 4-3 L Augustana 6-1 W St. Cloud State* 12-1 W St. Cloud State* 8-3 L Southwest Minnesota State 16-2 W South Dakota State 6-5 L Minnesota 9-7 L Augustana 1-0 W St. Cloud State 2-1 W @ North Dakota* 3-0 W Augustana* 9-6 W Nebraska-Omaha 9-6 W Minnesota-Duluth 6-3 W South Dakota State 4-2 L St. Cloud State 8-5 L @ North Dakota* 4-2 L Augustana* 4-1 W Minnesota-Duluth 7-3 W South Dakota State 5-2 W Augustana* 9-5 W @ North Dakota* 4-1 L Nebraska-Omaha* 3-2 W 1996 Record: 36-18 Central Oklahoma 11-7 W Minnesota 11-5 W Augustana* 3-2 L @ North Dakota* 1-0 W Nebraska-Omaha* 3-0 W Coach: Dean Bowyer West Texas A&M 6-1 L North Dakota 13-7 W South Dakota State* 11-9 W @ Gustavus 7-1 W Nebraska-Omaha* 5-0 W Opponent Score W-L West Texas A&M 6-5 L North Dakota 7-2 W South Dakota State* 13-2 W North Dakota State# 9-2 L Nebraska-Omaha* 7-3 L Kansas 6-5 L Tarleton State 10-5 L North Dakota 2-1 L Augustana# 7-4 W Augustana# 7-2 W Bethany (Minn.) 7-1 W Kansas 7-2 L Tarleton State 18-11 L North Dakota 6-3 W Nebraska - Omaha# 21-8 W North Dakota# 8-4 W Augustana# 6-2 W Kansas 9-7 L Abilene Christian 8-5 L Winona State 4-3 L South Dakota State# 6-5 W North Dakota State# 10-8 L Nebraska-Omaha# 7-5 W Lubbock Christian 6-4 L Abilene Christian 7-6 W Winona State 2-1 L Nebraska Omaha@ 17-16 W Home games listed in bold *NCC Central Missouri State+ 8-6 W Northwest Nazarene 13-3 W Abilene Christian 10-5 W Morningside 11-0 W Central Missouri St.@ 12-11 W opponent Nebraska-Omaha+ 18-2 W College of SW 4-2 W South Dakota 13-11 W Morningside 7-6 W Central Missouri St.@ 7-3 L #North Central Conference Tournament Emporia State+ 4-0 L Lubbock Christian 6-3 L South Dakota 17-1 W South Dakota 10-2 W Central Missouri St.@ 10-6 L (Grand Forks, N.D.) Nebraska-Omaha+ 4-1 W Lubbock Christian 13-7 L Morningside 17-2 W South Dakota 12-6 W *North Central Conference Game Emporia State+ 9-6 L Hardin-Simmons 12-2 W Morningside 10-4 L Grand View 2-1 W #North Central Conference Tournament 2005 Record: 36-17, 14-6 NCC Home games listed in bold. Lubbock Christian 11-1 L Winona State 12-5 L Grand View 6-2 L @NCAA Division II Central Regional Coach: Dean Bowyer *NCC opponent #North Central Con- Hardin-Simmons 4-2 W Winona State 5-1 W Northern Colorado 2-0 W (2nd) Opponent Score W-L ference Tournament (Mankato, Minn.) Hardin-Simmons 7-4 W Nebraska-Omaha 4-2 L Northern Colorado 8-6 W West Georgia 5-4 (10) L +NCAA Division II Central Regional Iowa 3-2 L Nebraska-Omaha 3-0 L Nebraska-Omaha 4-0 W 2003 Record: 21-23, 10-14 NCC West Georgia 6-1 L (Emporia, Kan.) Iowa 4-3 W Northern Colorado 4-3 W Nebraska-Omaha 3-2 L Coach: Dean Bowyer & Shane Bowyer West Georgia 3-0 W Grand View 4-3 W Northern Colorado 8-2 L Nebraska-Omaha 5-2 W Opponent Score W-L West Georgia 2-1 W 2007 Record: 45-10, 20-2 NCC Grand View 4-2 L Southwest State 5-4 W Morningside 15-7 W Grand View (Dome) 3-2 L Concordia-SP 7-3 W Coach: Dean Bowyer Lindenwood 6-2 W Southwest State 1-0 L Morningside 13-2 W Grand View (Dome) 13-4 (5) W Concordia-SP 6-4 L Opponent Score W-L Lindenwood 4-2 W Gustavus Adolphus 13-9 W Central Missouri State* 7-6 W @St. Mary’s 4-3 L Angelo State 1-0 L Mary 4-3 L Lindenwood 3-1 W St. Cloud State 17-11 W Rockhurst* 2-1 L @Incarnate Word 28-8 W St. Mary’s (Tex.) 7-3 W Mary 7-1 W Lindenwood 5-2 W St. Cloud State 10-8 W Central Missouri State* 6-4 L @St. Mary’s 7-6 W Concordia (Tex.) 12-4 W Southwest Baptist 2-1 W McKendree 12-1 W St. Cloud State 8-3 L *NCAA Division II Regional (3rd) @Incarnate Word 15-10 W Concordia (Tex.) 9-2 W Southwest Baptist 6-1 W McKendree 7-1 W St. Cloud State 8-5 L @St. Mary’s 1-0 L Northwestern Oklahoma 8-6 W Southwest Baptist 10-4 W Winona State 13-0 W Sioux Falls 13-4 W 2001 Record: 32-15 @Incarnate Word 5-4 L Northwestern Oklahoma 8-1 W West Georgia 7-6 L Winona State 5-1 W South Dakota State 6-4 L Coach: Dean Bowyer @St. Edwards 9-8 W Northwestern Oklahoma 5-3 L West Georgia 8-4 W Gustavus Adolphus 6-2 W South Dakota State 6-5 W Opponent Score W-L @St. Edwards 9-8 L Upper Iowa 6-5 W West Georgia 3-0 L South Dakota State 12-6 W Augustana 7-5 W St. Mary’s 3-2 L Southwest State (K.C.) 5-1 L Upper Iowa 5-3 L West Georgia 2-1 W South Dakota State 15-5 W Augustana 7-6 L Incarnate Word 9-3 L @Rockhurst 9-5 W Grand View 4-3 L Minnesota-Duluth* 3-2 W North Dakota State 4-2 L Grand View 5-4 W St. Mary’s 9-2 L Winona State (K.C.) 20-3 W Grand View 5-4 L Minnesota-Duluth* 8-4 W North Dakota State 11-4 W Grand View 8-4 W Incarnate Word 9-4 W @Winona State 14-6 W SW Minnesota State 21-1 W Concordia N.Y. 3-2 L North Dakota State 5-4 L North Dakota State 9-0 W Incarnate Word 7-6 W Gustavus 8-5 W SW Minnesota State 5-3 W American Int. College 10-6 W North Dakota State 9-6 W North Dakota State 18-2 W St. Edward’s 6-1 W North Dakota * 5-4 W Upper Iowa 7-4 W Post University 5-0 W Augustana 6-4 W North Dakota State 11-7 L St. Edward’s 12-0 W North Dakota * 3-5 W Upper Iowa 8-2 W Post University 12-5 W Augustana 4-1 L Rockhurst 6-5 L North Dakota * 7-11 W Minnesota-Duluth* 6-0 W Northwood University 9-7 W South Dakota 11-2 W 1999 Record: 33-13-1 Rockhurst 5-4 W North Dakota * 5-3 L Minnesota-Duluth* 9-2 W UW Parkside 6-4 W South Dakota 5-2 W Coach: Dean Bowyer Rockhurst 4-1 L Southwest State -7 L Minnesota-Duluth* 5-4 L UW Parkside 3-2 W North Dakota 8-2 W Opponent Score W-L Rockhurst 12-3 W Southwest State 8-4 W Minnesota-Duluth* 3-2 W Clarion 11-2 W North Dakota 3-2 L St. Joseph’s 4-1 W Grandview 2-1 L @Rockhurst 5-4 L Winona State 3-8 W Clarion 11-1 W North Dakota 5-4 W St. Joseph’s 3-3 T Grandview 16-7 W @Rockhurst 8-0 L Winona State 9-0 W Nyack College 4-0 W North Dakota 5-1 W Central Missouri State 5-4 L Central (iowa) College 3-2 W @St. Cloud State * 6-4 W Waldorf 8-4 W Nyack College 15-3 W Grand View 10-3 W Central Missouri State 4-3 L Central (Iowa) Collge 11-5 W @St. Cloud State * 4-1 W Waldorf 8-2 W Gustavus 8-7 W Grand View 7-2 W Central Missouri State 8-1 L Augustana* 15-2 W Nebraska-Omaha * 8-1 L North Dakota* 2-1 L Minnesota-Duluth* 22-0 W Minnesota 16-11 W West Texas A&M 16-8 L Augustana* 10-7 W Nebraska-Omaha * 9-4 L North Dakota* 4-2 L Minnesota-Duluth* 3-0 W St. Cloud State 8-3 W West Texas A&M 8-5 W South Dakota State* 7-6 L Nebraska-Omaha * 9-8 L North Dakota* 9-5 W Minnesota-Duluth* 6-2 W St. Cloud State 4-0 L Tarleton 15-14 L South Dakota State* 5-3 W Nebraska- Omaha * 5-3 L North Dakota* 19-0 W North Dakota* 4-0 W St. Cloud State 4-3 L Tarleton 3-0 W North Dakota State* 7-1 W @Gustavus 9-8 W St. Cloud State* 3-2 W North Dakota* 8-0 W St. Cloud State 4-3 W Abilene Christian 15-4 L North Dakota State* 6-0 W @No. Dakota State * 5-3 L St. Cloud State* 7-0 W North Dakota* 11-2 W South Dakota State 18-15 W Abilene Christian 11-3 L North Dakota* 4-1 W @No. Dakota State * 12-3 L St. Cloud State* 15-10 W North Dakota* 5-4 W Nebraska-Omaha 28-3 W Abilene Christian 2-1 W North Dakota* 4-2 L @No. Dakota State * 3-2 W St. Cloud State* 7-4 W Winona State 18-6 W Northern Colorado 13-3 W Grand View 15-7 W South Dakota* 9-0 W @No. Dakota State * 7-5 W Wayne State 4-3 (8) L Winona State 15-8 L North Dakota State 8-4 L Grand View 16-4 W South Dakota* 8-5 W St. Cloud State * -5 W Wayne State 6-2 W St. Cloud State* 4-3 L North Dakota State 4-3 W Northern Iowa 7-5 W Nebraska-Omaha* 7-5 W St.Cloud State * -4 W Augustana* 8-3 W St. Cloud State* 4-3 W Missouri-St. Louis* 9-5 L No. Colorado 10-2 W Nebraska-Omaha* 5-4 L @No. Colorado * 3-2 L Augustana* 7-2 W St. Cloud State* 7-5 W Central Missouri St.* 5-1 W No. Colorado 4-3 W Nebraska-Omaha* 8-3 W @No. Colorado * 6-5 L Augustana* 8-1 W St. Cloud State* 10-2 W Missouri-St. Louis* 9-7 L No. Colorado 4-3 W Nebraska-Omaha 31-11 W @No. Colorado * 9-3 L Augustana* 4-2 W Upper Iowa 9-7 W *NCAA Regional (2nd) No. Colorado 12-4 W Grand View 4-3 W @No. Colorado * 8-7 L Gustavus 22-4 W Upper Iowa 1-0 L St. Cloud State 8-0 W Grand View 13-8 L @Augustana * 6-5 L Nebraska-Omaha* 13-7 W Augustana* 6-1 W 1997 Record: 32-14 St. Cloud State 3-2 L Winona State 5-0 W @Augustana * 3-2 W Nebraska-Omaha 7-0 L Augustana* 4-1 W Coach: Dean Bowyer St. Cloud State 6-2 W Winona State 6-4 L @Augustana * 3-2 L Nebraska-Omaha* 22-1 L Augustana* 12-5 W Opponent Score W-L St. Cloud State 3-2 W St. Cloud State* 1-0 W @Augustana * 8-7 (8) L Nebraska-Omaha* 7-6 L Augustana* 6-4 W Grand View 7-1 W Augustana 9-8 W St. Cloud State* 13-4 W Home games listed in bold * NCC Bethany (@Franklin Rogers) 9-1 W Southwest Minn. State 10-9 W Grand View 9-1 W Augustana 4-2 W St. Cloud State* 5-3 L opponent Minnesota Duluth# 6-4 L Southwest Minn. State 14-5 W Missouri Western 4-3 W South Dakota State 4-1 L St. Cloud State* 5-1 L (note: MSU was coached by Shane North Dakota# 5-4 W Nebraska-Omaha* 4-1 W Washburn 4-3 W South Dakota State 11-4 W St. Cloud State# 5-1 L Bowyer Minnesota Duluth# 7-2 W Nebraska-Omaha* 7-5 W Washburn 3-2 L Gustavus Adolphus 11-7 W North Dakota# 10-5 W from 03/29-4/13 during which the team Nebraska-Omaha# 5-2 L Nebraska-Omaha* 13-7 L Central Missouri St. 8-7 W Minnesota 6-0 L St. Cloud State# 4-1 W went 6-8). Home games listed in bold. *NCC Nebraska-Omaha* 2-1 W Central Missouri St. 5-3 L North Dakota 5-4 L South Dakota State# 4-2 W opponent #North Central Conference Bethany (Minn.) 6-1 W Cent. Missouri St. 5-4 L North Dakota 10-2 W South Dakota State# 8-3 W 2004 Record: 35-18, 19-9 NCC Tournament (Omaha, Neb.) St. Cloud State# 21-4 W Lubbock Christian 14-10 W Minnesota-Morris 10-0 W Wayne State@ 2-1 L Coach: Dean Bowyer Nebraska-Omaha# 8-3 W West Texas A&M 15-14 L Minnesota-Morris 12-2 W Missouri Southern@ 9-5 W Opponent Score W-L 2006 Record: 43-13, 18-2 NCC Nebraska-Omaha# 5-4 W West Texas A&M 25-15 L Southwest State 25-9 W Wayne State@ 11-5 W @ West Georgia 9-0 L Coach: Dean Bowyer Nebraska-Omaha+ 4-1 L West Texas A&M 8-0 W Southwest State 9-0 W Central Missouri State@ 9-7 L @ West Georgia 4-3 L Opponent Score W-L Winona State+ 8-1 W Hardin-Simmons 10-9 W South Dakota 6-4 W *North Central Conference opponent @ West Georgia 7-4 L West Georgia 9-3 L Emporia State+ 8-7 L Abilene Christian 6-4 W South Dakota 9-1 W #North Central Conference Tournament @ Minnesota (Metrodome) 5-4 W West Georgia 1-0 L Home games are listed in bold Tarleton State 9-2 L Morningside 7-1 W @NCAA Division II Central Regional @ St. Edwards 10-2 W West Georgia 12-7 W *NCC opponent #North Central Tarleton State 8-3 L Morningside 9-4 W (2nd) @ St. Edwards 7-3 W West Georgia 4-3 W Conference Tournament (St. Cloud, Tarleton State 33-12 W Winona State 19-10 W @ Incarnate Word 4-3 W West Georgia 13-6 L Minn.) South Dakota 15-5 W St. Cloud State 16-1 W 2002 Record: 31-16 @ St. Mary’s 3-2 (11) W Concordia-SP 5-4 W +NCAA Division II Central Regional South Dakota 6-5 L Nebraska-Omaha 9-7 W Coach: Dean Bowyer @ Incarnate Word 14-10 W Concordia-SP 12-0 W (Warrensburg, Mo.) Morningside 7-3 W St. Cloud State 3-2 W Opponent Score W-L Central Oklahoma State 5-4 L Wayne State (Mich.) 5-2 W Morningside 10-4 W Pittsburg State* 5-3 L UW-Parkside (Metrodome) 6-3 W Rockhurst 5-4 (8) W St. Rose 6-0 W Gustavus Adolphus 8-3 W Central Missouri State* 5-2 L UW-Parkside (Metrodome) 7-4 W Southwest Minnesota State 5-4 W Millersville 14-11 W Gustavus Adolphus 2-1 W *NCAA Division II Central Regional Central Missouri State 10-8 L Southwest Minnesota State 9-3 L Mansfield 4-1 W South Dakota State 5-4 W (4th) Incarnate Word 5-2 L @ Grand View 5-2 L Post University 7-5 L South Dakota State 5-3 W St. Mary’s 11-5 L @ Grand View 8-2 W Post University 6-4 W Southwest State 11-1 W 2000 Record: 36-18 Incarnate Word 6-4 W @ Nebraska-Omaha 8-4 W Mt. Vernon 15-4 W Southwest State 6-3 W Coach: Dean Bowyer St. Mary’s 11-5 L @ Nebraska-Omaha 7-2 L Southwest Baptist 4-0 L North Dakota State 2-1 L Opponent Score W-L Incarnate Word 9-4 L @ Nebraska-Omaha 7-5 W Southwest Baptist 15-5 W North Dakota State 10-1 W Rockhurst 8-5 L St. Edward’s 4-2 W @ Nebraska-Omaha 3-2 L Southwest Baptist 4-2 L North Dakota State 6-2 W NW Missouri State 27-15 W St. Edward’s 11-4 W Gustavus 18-6 W Central Missouri State 9-4 L North Dakota State 4-3 L NW Missouri State 6-5 W Washburn 2-1 W South Dakota State* 7-3 W Upper Iowa 16-11 W
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MSU Baseball Year-By-Year MSU Baseball Coaching Records Year Coach Record Coach Years Range W-L-T % Emmett Lowery 1 1936 Unavailable —- 1936 Emmett Lowery...... Not available C.P. Blakeslee 8 1937-40, ’42-49 25-38 .397 1937 C.P. Blakeslee...... 2-6 Francis Moroney 1 1941 Unavailable —- 1938 C.P. Blakeslee...... 0-8 Quinn Constanz 3 1950-52 14-19 .424 1939 C.P. Blakeslee...... 1-4 Jim Witham 3 1953-54, ‘56 27-13 .675 1940 C.P. Blakeslee...... 2-3 John Naughton 1 1955 4-8 .250 Bill Morris 5 1957-61 46-28 .622 1941 Francis Mulroney....Not available Herb Jones 2 1962-63 16-29 .356 1942 did not field team Jean McCarthy 13 1964-76 250-127 .663 1943 did not field team Dean Bowyer 31 1977-present 962-462-7 .675 1944 did not field team 1945 did not field team 1946 C.P. Blakeslee...... 1-4 1947 C.P. Blakeslee...... 4-8 1948 C.P. Blakeslee...... 7-2 1949 C.P. Blakeslee...... 8-3 1950 Quinn Constanz...... 2-3 1951 Quinn Constanz...... 5-9 C.P.Blakeslee Jim Witham Jean McCarthy Dean Bowyer 1952 Quinn Constanz...... 7-7 1937-40, ’42-49 1953-54, ‘56 1964-76 1977-present 1953 Jim Witham...... 9-4 1954 Jim Witham...... 9-1 MSU Baseball Series Records - 1970-2007 1955 John Naughton...... 4-8 Opponent W L T Nebraska 2 0 0 1956 Jim Witham...... 9-7 American International 1 0 0 Nebraska-Kearney 1 1 0 1957 Bill Morris...... 7-4 Angelo State 0 1 0 Nebraska-Omaha 32 21 0 Arkansas 3 3 0 Nebraska-Wesleyan 1 0 0 1958 Bill Morris...... 6-8 Arkansas Little Rock 13 3 0 New Haven (Conn.) 0 1 0 1959 Bill Morris...... 11-2 Arkansas - A&M 3 2 0 Northern Colorado 8 2 0 Arkansas Tech 6 4 0 North Dakota 64 19 0 1960 Bill Morris...... 13-7 Augsburg 12 1 0 North Dakota State 53 23 1 1961 Bill Morris...... 9-7 Augustana 40 11 0 Northeastern Illinois 1 0 0 Baker (Kan.) 1 0 0 Northern Iowa 18 5 0 1962 Herb Jones...... 9-11 Bellevue (Neb.) 1 0 0 Northern State (S.D.) 6 0 0 1963 Herb Jones...... 7-18 Bemidji State 25 5 0 Northwest Missouri State 6 0 0 1964 Jean McCarthy...... 12-11 Benedictine (Kan.) 2 0 0 Northwood (Fla.) 1 0 0 Bethany Lutheran (Minn.) 3 0 0 Northwestern Oklahoma State 2 1 0 1965 Jean McCarthy...... 11-7 Bethel 6 2 0 Nyack 2 0 0 1966 Jean McCarthy...... 16-12 Briar Cliff 4 0 0 Northwood Institute (Tex.) 2 2 0 Bucknell 1 0 0 Oklahoma City 3 7 0 1967 Jean McCarthy...... 18-10 Cal. Poly-Pomona 0 2 0 Parsons 1 2 0 1968 Jean McCarthy...... 21-10 Carleton 13 1 0 Phillips (Okla.) 3 1 0 1969 Jean McCarthy...... 22-14 Carthage (Wis.) 2 0 0 Plymouth State (Mass.) 1 0 0 Central Arkansas 2 2 0 Post 3 1 0 1970 Jean McCarthy...... 19-12 Central Connecticut 1 0 0 Prairie View A&M (Tex.) 2 0 0 1971 Jean McCarthy...... 22-12 Central (Iowa) 2 0 0 Rockhurst 5 8 0 Central Michigan 0 1 0 St. Cloud State 71 42 0 1972 Jean McCarthy...... 22-8 Central Missouri State 5 20 0 St.Edward’s (Tex.) 9 8 0 1973 Jean McCarthy...... 22-13 Clarion 2 0 0 St. Joe’s (Ind.) 1 0 0 Central Oklahoma State 3 2 0 St. John’s 7 0 0 1974 Jean McCarthy...... 22-13 Colby (Maine) 1 0 0 St. Mary’s (Tex.) 4 12 0 1975 Jean McCarthy...... 18-4 College of the Ozarks 3 1 0 St. Olaf 7 2 0 1976 Jean McCarthy...... 23-12 Columbus (Ga.) 0 1 0 St. Rose 1 0 0 Concordia-St. Paul 2 0 0 St. Thomas (Minn.) 6 0 0 1977 Dean Bowyer...... 22-17 Concordia (N.Y.) 0 1 0 Schriener (Tex.) 3 2 0 1978 Dean Bowyer...... 31-15 Concordia (Minn.) 7 1 0 Shippensburg (Pa.) 1 0 0 Concordia (Tex.) 7 2 0 Southeast Louisiana 1 0 0 1979 Dean Bowyer...... 26-11-1 Creighton 2 0 0 Southeast Missouri State 3 5 0 1980 Dean Bowyer...... 36-21-1 Dallas Baptist 0 3 0 Southern Arkansas 1 0 0 Delta State (Miss.) 0 1 0 Southern Colorado 1 1 0 1981 Dean Bowyer...... 30-10 Eastern Michigan 3 2 1 Southern Indiana 1 0 0 1982 Dean Bowyer...... 30-9 Elmhurst (Ill.) 1 0 0 So. Illinois-Edwardsville 0 3 0 1983 Dean Bowyer...... 29-12 Emporia State (Kan.) 0 3 0 South Dakota 30 3 0 Ferris State (Mich.) 1 0 0 South Dakota State 40 19 0 1984 Dean Bowyer...... 24-14-1 Florida International 1 0 0 Southwest Baptist 4 2 0 1985 Dean Bowyer...... 30-20 Florida Southern 1 1 0 Southwest Minnesota State 24 5 0 Ft. Hays State 0 1 0 Southwest Texas State 5 7 2 1986 Dean Bowyer...... 35-15 Grand View 17 10 0 Southwestern (Tex.) 7 10 0 1987 Dean Bowyer...... 32-16 Gustavus Adolphus 39 15 0 Stephen F. Austin 2 0 0 Henderson State (Ark.) 4 0 0 Tampa 1 0 0 1988 Dean Bowyer...... 30-17 Hiram (Ohio) 1 0 0 Texas 0 2 0 1989 Dean Bowyer...... 33-19 Houston (Tex.) 0 2 0 Texas A&M 0 1 0 1990 Dean Bowyer...... 34-9-1 Houston-Tillotson (Tex.) 7 1 0 Texas-Arlington 2 0 0 Incarnate Word (Tex.) 11 7 0 Texas Lutheran 4 9 0 1991 Dean Bowyer...... 22-13-2 Indiana (Pa.) 1 0 0 Texas Tech 0 2 0 1992 Dean Bowyer...... 25-12 Iowa 5 6 1 Trinity (Tex.) 10 3 0 Iowa State 3 2 0 Troy State 0 2 0 1993 Dean Bowyer...... 29-9 John Brown (Ark.) 6 7 0 Union (N.Y.) 3 0 0 1994 Dean Bowyer...... 24-15 Lewis (Ill.) 2 8 0 Upper Iowa 7 3 0 Lea (Ark.) 1 2 0 Viterbo 11 0 0 1995 Dean Bowyer...... 27-15 LeMoyne (N.Y.) 0 1 0 Waldorf 4 0 0 1996 Dean Bowyer...... 36-18 Lubbock Christian (Tex.) 2 2 0 Washburn 2 0 0 1997 Dean Bowyer...... 32-14 Luther (Iowa) 2 1 0 Wayland Baptist 0 1 0 Macalester 0 1 0 Wayne State (Mich.) 1 0 0 1998 Dean Bowyer...... 22-18 Mansfield 1 0 0 Wayne State (Neb.) 4 2 0 1999 Dean Bowyer...... 33-13-1 Marion (Wis.) 2 1 0 West Georgia 6 9 0 Mary 1 1 0 West Texas A&M 3 6 0 2000 Dean Bowyer...... 36-16 Mary-Hardin Baylor (Tex.) 7 1 0 Williams (Mass.) 1 0 0 2001 Dean Bowyer...... 32-15 Mayville State (N.D.) 7 1 0 Winona State 53 21 1 2002 Dean Bowyer...... 31-16 Millersville 1 0 0 Wisconsin 2 0 0 Minnesota 12 36 0 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1 1 0 2003 Dean Bowyer...... 21-23 Minnesota-Duluth 19 4 0 Wisconsin-Parkside 4 0 0 2004 Dean Bowyer...... 35-18 Minnesota - Morris 21 2 0 Wisconsin-River Falls 8 4 0 Missouri Southern 1 0 0 Wisconsin-Stout 3 1 0 2005 Dean Boywer...... 36-17 Moorhead State (Minn.) 17 9 0 Wright State 1 0 0 2006 Dean Bowyer...... 43-13 Mount Vernon 1 0 0 Youngstown (Pa.) 1 0 0 2007 Dean Bowyer...... 45-10 Morningside 25 6 0
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Individual Hitting Records Victories Team Fielding At Bats Season- 11, Jon Bjelland, (2007) Double Plays...... 44 (2000) Season - 209, Mike Carroll (1980) Career - 28, Matt McMurtry (2003-06) Putouts...... 1,258 (2006) Career - 682, Eric Lonnquist (1999-02) Earned Run Average Assists...... 661 (1982) Hits Season - 0.00, Greg Langevin (1969) (30 inn.) Fielding Pct...... 966 (2007) Season - 81, Mike Carroll (1980) 1.05, Jim Hahn (1979) (50 inn.) Career - 227, Eric Lonnquist (1999-02) Career - 0.67, Jim Hahn (1978-79) Average Saves Season - .467, Tom Ashley (1993) (min. 50 ab) Season - 18, Nick Fellman (2006) Career - .400, Tom Lepel (123/307, 1985-88) Career - 33, Nick Fellman (2005-07) (minimum 200 at bats) Singles Individual Fielding Season - 54, Bryan Zollman, (1996) Putouts Career - 128, Josh Smith (1996-99) Season - 400, Mike Carroll (1980) Doubles Career - 892, Pat Ottum (2004-07) Season - 19, Scott Geiger (2000) Assists Career - 37, Tim Huber (1997-01) Season - 152, Eric Lonnquist (2000) Mike Carroll Gene Glynn Triples Career - 547, Eric Lonnquist (1999-02) 1978-80 1976-79 Season - 6, Mike Carroll (1980) Fielding Average Career - 11, Mike Carroll (1978-80) Season - 1.000, Mike Carroll (227, 1979) Home Runs Ken Blumberg (188, 1972 & 1974) Season - 18, Kevin Dixon (2005) Dan O’Brien (147, 1975) Career - 29, Josh Smith (1996-99) Career - .998, Ken Blumberg (min 250) Runs (1971-74) Season - 58, Joe Marchese (1986) Career - 182, Eric Lonnquist (1999-02) Team Records Hitting Streak Games Played...... 57 (1980) 30 games, Darnell Nelson (1982) Wins...... 45 (2007) Consecutive Hits Consecutive Wins...... 19 (1970, 2007) Mike Kanter Dave Whiteford 10, Jason Pfingsten (1996) At Bats...... 1,711 (1980) 1978-80 1976-79 RBI Runs...... 426 (1986) Season - 59, Jason Pfingsten (1996) Batting Average...... 344 (1995) Career - 141, Dave Whiteford (1984-87) Hits...... 581 (1980) Stolen Bases Doubles...... 114 (2000) Season - 32, Gene Glynn (1978) Triples ...... 22 (1980) Career - 82, Gene Glynn (1976-79) Home Runs...... 82 (2005) Sacrifice Hits Runs Batted In...... 368 (2006) Season - 12, Scott Kemp (2007) Sacrifices...... 38 (2005) Career - 16, Ron McCann (1978-81) Base on Balls...... 267 (1986) Walks Total Bases...... 859 (1980) Josh Smith Scott Geiger Season - 41, Richard Austin (2000) 1996-99 1998-00 Career - 83, Dave Whiteford (1984-87) Single-Season Hitting Top Ten (Minimum 75 at bats) Individual Pitching Records 1. Tom Ashley (1993)...... 467 Appearances 2. Joel Hayford (1983)...... 463 Season - 26, Nick Fellman (2006) 3. Josh Smith (1998)...... 438 Career - 68, Nick Fellaman (2005-07) 4. Fritz Polka (1984)...... 435 Innings Jay Bresnahan (2007)...... 435 Season - 86.6, Blake Everson (1980) 6. Ryan Dutton (2001)...... 432 Career - 266.0, Aaron Heitzman (1999-02) 7. Jeff Schugel (1983)...... 426 Strikeouts 8. Tim Huber (2001)...... 421 Season - 105, Dane Secott (20007) 9. Joel Hayford (1981)...... 420 Tom Lepel Aaron Heitzman Career - 275, Dane Secott (2004-07) 10. Darnell Nelson (1982)...... 417 1985-88 1999-02
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Home Runs Gary Mielke (1985)...... 84.0 Career Adam Sudbeck (2004-07)...... 28 Chris Rupert (1999-02)...... 232.1 Kevin Dixon (2005)...... 18 Aaron Heitzman (2002)...... 83.0 Games Played Tim Carlson (1984-87)...... 22 Mike Kanter (1984-87)...... 210.0 Jason Pfingsten (1996)...... 16 Chris Hart (1996)...... 81.0 Eric Lonnquist (1999-02)...... 190 Tim Huber (1997-2001)...... 22 Brent Wohlers (1981-83)...... 189.0 Adam Sudbeck (2006)...... 15 Matt McMurtry (20066)...... 81.0 Scott Kemp (2004-07)...... 188 Jay Nessler (2001-04)...... 22 Trent Bohnsack (1996-99)...... 178.2 Travis Helling (1997)...... 13 Craig Baumann (1996)...... 79.1 Adam Sudbeck (2004-07)...... 181 Fritz Polka (1984-86)...... 21 Jay Ovsak (1987-90)...... 177.1 Fritz Polka (1985)...... 13 Chris Rupert (2000)...... 78.2 Dave Whiteford (1984-88)...... 167 Dave Whiteford (1985-87)...... 21 Wes Weber (1983-86)...... 176.0 Josh Smith (1998)...... 13 Aaron Heitzman (2001)...... 78.0 Nick Gonzalez (2004-07)...... 161 Aaron Olson (2000-03)...... 21 Gary Mielke (1982-85)...... 162.2 Kurt Moelter (1997)...... 12 Chris Rupert (2002)...... 78.0 Eric Halstrom (1988-91)...... 159 Kevin Dixon (2004-05)...... 21 Steve Janni (1987)...... 12 Dane Secott (2007)...... 78.0 Jay Nessler (2001-04)...... 159 Travis Helling (1994-97)...... 20 Wins Jeff Schugel (1984)...... 12 Josh Smith (1996-99)...... 151 Landon Danelson (2004-05)...... 19 Matt McMurtry (2003-06)...... 28 Aaron Olson (2003)...... 11 Wins Eric Austvold (2004-07)...... 151 Kurt Moelter (1994-97)...... 18 Chris Rupert (1999-02)...... 25 Jon Bjelland (2007)...... 11 Travis Helling (1994-97)...... 146 Kurt Beulke (2003-05)...... 18 Aaron Heitzman (1999-02)...... 24 Runs Batted In Chris Rupert (2000)...... 10 Tim Huber (1997-01)...... 146 Mike Kanter (1984-87)...... 23 Jason Pfingsten (1996)...... 59 Aaron Heitzman (2002)...... 10 Steve Turnquist (1983-86)...... 144 Runs Batted In Jon Bjelland (2005-07)...... 22 Adam Sudbeck (2006)...... 58 Matt McMurtry (2006)...... 10 Pat Ottum (2004-07)...... 143 Dave Whiteford (1984-87)...... 141 Dane Secott (2004-07)...... 21 Ryan Greene (2006)...... 56 Craig Baumann (1996)...... 9 Kyle Krzmarzick (1992-95)...... 141 Jay Nessler (2001-04)...... 141 Brent Wohlers (1980-83)...... 18 Brady Ranweiler (2000)...... 55 Steven Schult (1978)...... 9 Scott Geiger (1998-00)...... 139 Tim Carlson (1984-87)...... 127 Jon Ovsak (1987-90)...... 17 Eric Lonnquist Kevin Dixon (2005)...... 55 Ty Herman (1980)...... 9 Josh Smith (1996-99)...... 122 Kory Kosek (1992-95)...... 16 Nick Gonzalez (2007)...... 54 Wes Weber (1986)...... 9 At Bats Adam Sudbeck (2004-07)...... 122 Glenn Skillingstad (1981-84)...... 16 1999-02 Mike Carroll (1986)...... 54 Mike Kanter (1986)...... 9 Eric Lonnquist (1999-02)...... 682 Tim Huber (1997-2001)...... 118 Wes Weber (1983-86)...... 16 Dan Willette (1986)...... 52 9 tied at 8 Scott Kemp (2004-07)...... 536 Jason Pfingsten (1993-96)...... 116 Steven Schult (1975-78)...... 16 Season Joel Lepel (1980)...... 52 Josh Smith (1996-99)...... 533 Bryan Zollman (1993-97)...... 112 Games Played Tim Carlson (1987)...... 52 Losses Adam Sudbeck (2004-07)...... 529 Fritz Polka (1984-86)...... 110 Losses Mike Carroll (1980)...... 57 Nick Gonzalez (2007)...... 52 Chris Hart (1996)...... 6 Eric Halstrom (1988-91)...... 502 Travis Helling (1994-1997)...... 106 Kory Kosek (1992-95)...... 12 Ron McCann (1980)...... 57 Steve Janni (1987)...... 51 Ryan Van Gilder (1996)...... 5 Jay Nessler (2001-04)...... 497 Brady Ranweiler (1998-00)...... 100 Jon Ovsak (1987-90)...... 11 Reed Hess (1980)...... 56 Dave Whiteford (1986)...... 50 Scott Wardell (1978)...... 5 Dave Whiteford (1984-87)...... 484 Kyle Krzmarzick (1992-95)...... 97 Trent Bohnsack (1996-99) ...... 10 Bob Bresnahan (1980)...... 56 Jay Nesser (2004)...... 50 Bob Von Arx (1985)...... 5 Travis Helling (1994-97)...... 480 Kevin Dixon (2004-05)...... 96 Chris Hart (1993-96)...... 9 Ryan Greene (2006)...... 55 Fritz Polka (1985)...... 48 Dan Haley (1989)...... 5 Nick Gonzalez (2004-07)...... 475 Gary Mielke (1982-85)...... 9 Jason Pfingsten (1996)...... 54 Jason Cierlik (2002)...... 5 Tim Huber (1997-01)...... 447 Walks Mike Kanter (1984-87)...... 9 Wade Van Gilder (1996)...... 54 Walks 15 tied at 4 Eric Austvold (2004-07)...... 433 Chris Urbain (1989-92)...... 99 Scott Wardell (1977-78)...... 8 Jeremy Stadum (1996)...... 54 Rich Austin (2000)...... 41 Greg Head (1987-89)...... 422 Fritz Polka (1984-86)...... 87 Bob Von Arx (1984-85)...... 8 Adam Sudbeck (2006)...... 54 Fritz Polka (1985)...... 39 Saves Kyle Krzmarzick (1993-95)...... 420 Matt Haefner (1988-91)...... 84 Ryan Van Gilder (1996-98)...... 8 Bryan Zollman (1996)...... 53 Fritz Polka (1986)...... 36 Nick Fellman (2006)...... 18 Scott Geiger (1998-00)...... 419 Dave Whiteford (1984-87)...... 83 Joel Lepel (1980)...... 53 Kosuke Hattori (2007)...... 35 Nick Fellman (2007)...... 14 Greg Head (1986-89)...... 79 Saves Matt Haefner (1990)...... 34 Todd Revenig (1989)...... 10 Hits Eric Lonnquist (1999-02)...... 74 Nick Fellman (2005-07)...... 33 At Bats Bob Bresnahan (1980)...... 33 Kevin Dixon (2005)...... 7 Eric Lonnquist (1999-02)...... 227 Bryan Zollman (1993-97)...... 67 Todd Revenig (1988-90)...... 12 Mike Carroll (1980)...... 209 Chris Urbain (1991)...... 33 Mark Young (1988)...... 7 Jay Nessler (2001-04)...... 197 Steve Turnquist (1983-86)...... 66 Mark Young (1987-88)...... 11 Eric Lonnquist (2000) ...... 194 Greg Head (1980)...... 31 Adam Steen (2002)...... 7 Josh Smith (1996-99)...... 192 Scott Kemp (2004-07)...... 67 Keith Meyers (1998-01)...... 10 Travis Helling (1996)...... 191 Jay Nessler (2004)...... 31 Mike Landkammer (1999)...... 6 Dave Whiteford (1984-88)...... 175 Jim Bombach (1979-81)...... 58 Ryan Greene (2006)...... 186 Justin Dering (2003)...... 6 Scott Kemp (2004-07)...... 167 Tom Ashley (1992-95)...... 58 Strikeouts Adam Sudbeck (2006)...... 184 Stolen Bases Eric Halstrom (1988-91)...... 165 Dane Secott (2004-07)...... 275 Eric Lonnquist (2002)...... 180 Gene Glynn (1978)...... 32 Strikeouts Tim Huber (1997-01)...... 164 Stolen Bases Aaron Heitzman (1999-02)...... 240 Nick Gonzalez (2007)...... 180 Kosuke Hattori (2007)...... 31 Dane Secott (2007)...... 105 Adam Sudbeck (2004-07)...... 162 Gene Glynn (1976-79)...... 81 John Rulmyr (1967-70)...... 227 Jason Pfingsten (1996)...... 178 Gene Glynn (1979)...... 30 Chris Hart (1996)...... 100 Steve Carroll (1978-80)...... 149 Eric Lonnquist (1999-02) ...... 71 Matt McMurtry (2003-06)...... 227 Eric Lonnquist (2001)...... 177 Zach Danelson (2007)...... 30 Jon Bjelland (2007)...... 95 Scott Geiger (1998-00)...... 145 Jeff Sjoverg (1981-84)...... 46 Chris Rupert (1999-02)...... 204 Josh Smith (1999)...... 173 Darnell Nelson (1981)...... 28 Ryan Van Gilder (1997)...... 93 Eric Austvold (2004-07)...... 142 Darnell Nelson (1981-82)...... 43 Jon Bjelland (2005-07)...... 193 Joe Marchese (1986)...... 172 Tim Huber (2001)...... 24 John Rulmyr (1968)...... 79 Tom Ashley (1992-95)...... 140 Eric Halstrom (1988-91)...... 39 Trent Bohnsack (1996-99)...... 188 Travis Helling (1997)...... 172 Eric Lonnquist (2000)...... 22 Dane Secott (2006)...... 79 Kyle Krzmarzick (1992-95)...... 139 Tom Ashley (1992-95)...... 38 Kory Kosek (1992-95)...... 171 Brady Ranweiler (2000)...... 171 Eric Lonnquist (2002)...... 20 Matt McMurtry (2006)...... 78 Tim Carlson (1984-87)...... 139 Tim Huber (1997-2001)...... 38 Chris Hart (1993-96)...... 167 Travis Helling (1997)...... 19 Craig Baumann (1996)...... 77 Jim Solum (1998-01)...... 36 Wes Weber (1983-86)...... 166 Hits Jeff Sjoberg (1982)...... 19 Trent Bohnsack (1998)...... 75 Runs Steve Turnquist (1983-86)...... 35 Mike Kanter (1984-87)...... 158 Mike Carroll (1980)...... 81 Tom Ashley (1995)...... 18 Trent Bohnsack (1997)...... 74 Eric Lonnquist (1999-02)...... 182 Greg Head (1986-89)...... 35 Ryan Van Gilder (1996-1998).....156 Bryan Zollman (1996)...... 69 Dave Junker (1978)...... 18 Patrick Lenton (2007)...... 74 Josh Smith (1996-99)...... 131 Joel Hayford (1981-83)...... 33 Jason Pfingsten (1996)...... 69 Eric Lonnquist (2001)...... 18 Gary Mielke (1985)...... 73 Scott Kemp (2004-07)...... 131 Travis Helling (1994-97)...... 31 Earned Run Average Travis Helling (1997)...... 68 Wes Weber (1986)...... 71 Dave Whiteford (1984-87)...... 127 Ryan Ellwein (1996-97)...... 31 James Hahn (1978-80)...... 1.19 Joel Lepel (1980)...... 68 Sacrifice Hits Aaron Heitzman (2002)...... 71 Adam Sudbeck (2004-07)...... 124 Adam Sudbeck (2004-07)...... 31 Kevin Dixon (2004-05)...... 1.44 Jay Nessler (2004)...... 67 Scott Kemp (2007)...... 12 Aaron Heitzman (2000)...... 69 Travis Helling (1994-97)...... 123 Kosuke Hattori (2007-SA)...... 31 Larry Jensen (1976-77)...... 1.73 Jay Bresnahan (2007)...... 67 Bill Wildman (2000)...... 11 Chris Rupert (2002)...... 69 Gary Head (1987-89)...... 117 Reed Hess (1979-80)...... 30 Adam Steen (2000-02)...... 2.05 Bob Bresnahan (1980)...... 66 Scott Kemp (2006)...... 11 Aaron Heitzman (2001)...... 68 Jason Pfingsten (1993-96)...... 116 Chris Urbain (1989-92)...... 30 Steven Schult (1977-78)...... 2.10 Adam Sudbeck (2006)...... 66 Tom Mundy (1978)...... 9 Matt McMurtry (2005)...... 68 Eric Halstrom (1988-91)...... 116 Scott Kemp (2004-07)...... 30 Kory Kosek (1992-95)...... 2.56 Tim Huber (2001)...... 64 Ron McCann (1980)...... 8 Mike Fier (1988)...... 65 Jay Nessler (2001-04)...... 111 Nick Gonzalez (2004-07)...... 30 Jon Bjelland (2005-07)...... 2.69 Mark Borseth (1980)...... 64 Mike Morrow (1986)...... 8 Doug Below (1981)...... 65 Scott Geiger (1998-00)...... 107 Zach Danelson (2007-SA)...... 30 Larry Woodall (1977-79)...... 2.81 Eric Lonnquist (2002)...... 64 John Peterson (1993)...... 8 Tim Huber (1997-01)...... 106 Craig Walter (1982-83)...... 2.83 Tom Lilledahl (1986)...... 7 Base on Balls Gene Glynn (1976-79)...... 106 Sacrifice Hits David Sorenson (1990-92)...... 2.85 Runs Ron McCann (1978)...... 7 Ty Herman (1980)...... 45 Scott Kemp (2004-07)...... 32 Jon Rehwaldt (1980-81)...... 3.09 Joe Marchese (1986)...... 54 Cliff Pringle (2002)...... 7 Larry Woodall (1979)...... 44 Total Bases Ron McCann (1978-80)...... 18 Blake Evenson (1979-80)...... 3.10 Gene Glynn (1978)...... 52 Don Hovde (1974)...... 6 Chris Hart (1995)...... 43 Josh Smith (1996-99)...... 319 Mike Morrow (1986-87)...... 13 Brent Wohlers (1980-83)...... 3.26 Zach Danelson (2007)...... 52 Wes Weber (1984)...... 43 Jay Nessler (2001-04)...... 314 Wade Van Gilder (1993-97)...... 13 Jason Pfingsten (1996)...... 51 Batting Average Wes Weber (1985)...... 42 Adam Sudbeck (2004-2007)...... 289 Bill Wildman (1998-00) ...... 12 Adam Sudbeck (2006)...... 51 Tom Ashley (1993)...... 467 Aaron Heitzman (2000)...... 40 Mike Carroll (1978-80)...... 288 Dan Whiteford (1984-87)...... 12 Dave Whiteford (1986)...... 49 Joel Hayford (1983)...... 463 Wes Weber (1986)...... 40 Eric Lonnquist (1999-02)...... 287 Ryan Ellwein (2004-07)...... 12 Travis Helling (1997)...... 48 Josh Smith (1998)...... 438 Chris Rupert (2002)...... 40 Travis Helling (1994-97)...... 278 John Peterson (1990-93)...... 11 Eric Lonnquist (2002)...... 48 Fritz Polka (1984)...... 435 Dave Whiteford (1984-87)...... 277 Dan Nessler (1983-85)...... 10 Matt Haefner (1990)...... 46 Jay Bresnahan (2007)...... 345 Earned Run Average Tim Huber (1997-01)...... 277 Tom Lilledahl (1985-87)...... 10 Rich Austin (2000)...... 46 Ryan Dutton (2001)...... 432 Greg Langevin (1969)...... 0.00 Jason Pfingsten (1993-96)...... 273 Joel Graupman (1979-80)...... 10 Eric Lonnquist (2000)...... 46 Jeff Schugel (1983)...... 426 Bill Techar (1974)...... 0.38 Fritz Polka (1984-86)...... 249 Tim Huber (2001)...... 421 Steve Wilson (1971)...... 1.03 Scott Geiger (1998-00)...... 221 Pitching Total Bases Joel Hayford (1981)...... 420 Jim Hahn (1979)...... 1.05 Appearances Mike Carroll (1980)...... 132 Bryan Zollman (1995)...... 420 Mike Landkammer (1999)...... 1.11 Doubles Nick Fellman (2005-07)...... 68 Jason Pfingsten (1996)...... 131 Darnell Nelson (1982)...... 417 Kevin Dixon (2005)...... 1.17 Jay Nessler (2001-04)...... 45 Keith Meyers (1998-01)...... 59 Travis Helling (1997)...... 123 Bob Breshnahan (1980)...... 413 Steven Schult (1976)...... 1.23 Tim Huber (1997-01)...... 37 Dane Secott (2004-07)...... 51 Adam Sudbeck (2006)...... 123 Jason Pfingsten (1995)...... 411 John Rulmyr (1970)...... 1.23 Scott Geiger (1998-00)...... 35 Aaron Heitzman (1999-02)...... 50 Kevin Dixon (2005)...... 118 Bryan Zollman (1996)...... 408 David Sorenson (1992)...... 1.38 Dave Whiteford (1984-87)...... 35 Joe Kern (2002-04)...... 50 Brady Ranweiler (2000)...... 113 Chris Urbain (1990)...... 408 John Zilka (1972)...... 1.46 Eric Lonnquist (1999-02)...... 34 Matt McMurtry (2003-06)...... 47 Josh Smith (1998)...... 111 Steven Schult (1977)...... 1.46 Aaron Olson (2000-03)...... 32 Kory Kosek (1992-96)...... 43 Chris Rupert Joel Lepel (1980)...... 109 Pitching Nick Gonzalez (2004-07)...... 30 Chris Rupert (1999-02)...... 43 Scott Geiger (2000)...... 109 Appearances Travis Helling (1994-97)...... 28 Craig Baumann (1993-96)...... 39 1999-02 Ryan Greene (2006)...... 108 Nick Fellman (2006)...... 26 Jason Pfingsten (1993-96)...... 27 Bryan Krull (1988-90)...... 39 Nick Fellman (2007)...... 25 Eric Halstrom (1988-91)...... 27 Scott Toop (1984-86)...... 38 Doubles Joe Kern (2004)...... 20 Mike Carroll (1978-80)...... 27 Wes Weber (1983-86)...... 38 Scott Geiger (2000)...... 19 Kevin Dixon (2005)...... 20 Adam Sudbeck (2004-07)...... 27 Mike Kanter (1984-87)...... 37 Brady Ranweiler (2000)...... 18 Justin Dering (2004)...... 19 Mike Carroll (1980)...... 16 Keith Meyers (2000)...... 19 Triples Complete Games Jay Nessler (2003)...... 16 Mike Landkammer (1999)...... 19 Mike Carroll (1978-80)...... 11 Mike Kanter (1984-87)...... 19 Jay Nessler (2004)...... 15 Adam Steen (2002(...... 19 Travis Helling (1994-97)...... 10 Aaron Heitzman (1999-02)...... 15 Tim Huber (2001)...... 14 Keith Meyers (2001)...... 18 Eric Halstrom (1988-91)...... 9 Chris Rupert (1999-02)...... 14 Kurt Moelter (1997)...... 14 Todd Revenig (1990)...... 18 Eric Lonnquist (1999-02)...... 7 Brent Wohlers (1981-83)...... 14 Steve Schmitz (1997)...... 14 Scott Toop (1986)...... 18 Joel Lepel (1978-80)...... 7 Larry Woodall (1976-79)...... 14 Jason Pfingsten (1996)...... 14 Joe Kern (2002)...... 18 Adam Sudbeck (2004-07)...... 7 Dan Haley (1986-89)...... 13 Larry Ogden (1989)...... 14 Jonathan Dudycha (2004)...... 18 Terry Johnson (1976-77)...... 6 Mike Fier (1987-89)...... 13 Nick Gonzalez (2006)...... 14 Tom Ashley (1992-95)...... 6 Jay Ovsak (1987-90)...... 13 Ryan Greene (2006)...... 14 Complete Games 4 tied at 5 Blake Evenson (1980)...... 9 Innings Pitched Triples Ty Herman (1980)...... 9 Home Runs Aaron Heitzman (1999-02)...... 266.0 Mike Carroll (1979)...... 6 4 tied at 8 Josh Smith (1996-99)...... 29 Matt McMurtry (2003-06)...... 253.2 Tim Huber Travis Helling (1996)...... 5 Jason Pfingsten (1993-96)...... 28 Dane Secott (2004-07)...... 240.2 Cary Schoutz (1978)...... 5 Innings Pitched Jason Pfingsten 1997-01 7 tied at 4 Blake Evenson (1980)...... 86.2 1993-96 www.msumavericks.com 2008 Maverick Baseball 19 Mavericks in the Majors/All-Americans & Award Recipients
Bob Will (MSU ’52-’55) played Infielder Jerry Terrell (MSU Gary Mielke (MSU ’82-’85) Todd Revenig (MSU ’88-’90) in 410 games as an outfielder ’65-’68) saw action in 657 major made 79 appearances as a reliever became the fourth MSU baseball with the Chicago Cubs (’57-’63). league games with the Twins with the Texas Rangers from player to make a major league An outstanding college football, (’73-’77) and Royals (’78-’80). ’87-’90. Mielke, who was named appearance when he debuted for basketball and baseball player, Terrell, who was born in Waseca, the NCC”s Pitcher of the Year in the Oakland Athletics against Will was inducted into the MSU Minn., was inducted into MSU’s 1985, was inducted into MSU’s the Boston Red Sox in 1992. Hall of Fame in 1966 and ranked Hall of Fame in 1981. Hall of Fame in 1999. The Baxter, Minn., native led third on MSU’s list of Male the nation with a school record Athletes of the Century. ten saves in 1990. Had 12 saves during course of MSU career.
MSU Baseball All-Americans MSU’s NCC Individual Award Recipients Dick Grass* DH First Team 1975 Most Valuable Player ...... Year Most Valuable Pitcher .... Year Wes Weber Pitcher Second Team 1986 Darnell Nelson ...... 1982 Gary Mielke ...... 1985 Fritz Polka Catcher Third Team 1986 Jeff Schugel ...... 1983 Wes Weber ...... 1986 Mike Skowronek* Outfield Second Team 1989 Gary Menssen ...... 1984 Paul Mills ...... 1988 Nick Fellman Pitcher Second Team 2006 Steve Janni ...... 1987 Bryan Krull ...... 1990 Jon Bjelland Pitcher First Team 2007 Josh Smith ...... 1998 Jason Landa ...... 1996 Scott Geiger ...... 2000 Trent Bohnsack ...... 1997 *CoSIDA Academic All-American Ryan Dutton...... 2001 Chad Naegeli ...... 1999 Jay Nessler...... 2004 Chris Rupert...... 2001 MSU’s All-North Central Conference Selections - First Team Kevin Dixon...... 2005 1970: Phil Del Vecchio, Mike Vogel, Gary Arlt, Tim French, Mark Johnson, John Rulmyr 1971: Mike Vogel,Randy Heidman 1972: John Zilka, Randy Heidman 1973: Ken Ottum 1974: Ken Ottum 1975: Greg Elke, Jerry Parker, Lew Olson 1976: Terry Johnson, Lew Olson, Bill Leonard, Dan O’Brien, John Raush 1977: Larry Jensen, Jeff Matthews, Lew Olson, Terry Johnson Gary Mielke Wes Weber Paul Mills Bryan Krull 1985 NCC Pitcher 1986 NCC Pitcher 1988 NCC Pitcher 1990 NCC Pitcher 1982: Jeff Sjoberg, Darnell Nelson, Brent Wohlers, Doug Below of the Year of the Year of the Year of the Year 1983: Jeff Schugel, Joel Hayford, Steve Van Nurden, Brent Wohlers 1984: Dan Nessler, Bobby Rae, Steve Turnquist, Gary Menssen, Fritz Polka 1985: Dan Nessler, Dave Whiteford, Steve Turnquist, Bob Neuberger, Bob Van Arx 1986: Dan Willette, Steve Turnquist, Dave Whiteford, Wes Weber, Mike Kanter 1987: Tim Carlson, Dean Kalmes, Dave Whiteford, Tom Lepel, Steve Janni, Paul Mills, Willie Schauman, Mike Kanter 1988: Greg Head, Mike Mattson, Tom Lepel, Tim Lepel, Paul Mills, Jay Ovsak 1989: Larry Ogden, Mike Skowronek, Dan Haley, Bryan Krull Jason Landa Trent Bohnsack Chad Naegeli Chris Rupert 1990: Eric Halstrom, Chris Urbain, Bryan Krull, Todd Revenig 1996 NCC Pitcher 1997 NCC Pitcher 1999 NCC Pitcher 2001 NCC Pitcher 1991: Shane Bowyer, Chris Bozonie, Jon Oberle of the Year of the Year of the Year of the Year 1992: Kevin Wozney 1993: John Peterson, Bobby Lambert, Corey Olson, Rusty Gwost 1994: Kyle Krzmarzick 1995: Kyle Krzmarzick, Mike Schibursky, Craig Baumann 1996: Jason Pfingsten, Jason Landa 1997: Travis Helling, Ryan Van Gilder, Wade Van Gilder, Trent Bohnsack 1998: Josh Smith, Trent Bohnsack 1999: Brady Ranweiler, Chad Naegeli, Eric Lonnquist, Tim Huber Darnell Jeff Schugel Gary Steve Janni 2000: Chris Rupert, Scott Geiger Nelson 1983 NCC MVP Menssen 1987 NCC MVP 2001: Ryan Dutton, Eric Lonnquist, Tim Huber, Aaron Heitzman, Keith Meyers 1982 NCC MVP 1984 NCC MVP 2002: Eric Lonnquist, Aaron Heitzman 2003: Jay Nessler, Aaron Olson 2004: Jay Nessler, Kurt Beulke, Matt McMurtry 2005: Kevin Dixon, Scott Kemp, Landon Danelson, Matt McMurtry 2006: Matt McMurtry, Dane Allen, Ryan Greene, Mark Dolenc, Nick Fellman, Dane Secott 2007: Nick Fellman, Dane Secott, Jay Bresnahan, Nick Gonzalez, Kosuke Hattori,Zach Danelson, Pat Ottum, Jon Bjelland Josh Smith Scott Geiger Ryan Dutton Jay Nessler Kevin Dixon 1998 NCC MVP 2000 NCC MVP 2001 NCC MVP 2004 NCC MVP 2005 NCC MVP 20 2008 Maverick Baseball www.msumavericks.com Mavericks In The Professional Ranks
MSU players who have signed contracts with Major League Baseball organizations Player (Free Agent/Draft Year, Rd., #, Organization) 1954 Bob Will (Free Agent, Cubs)
1968 Jerry Terrell (18th round, 407th selection, Twins)
1973 Randy Heidman (Free Agent, Twins) Sam Terrell (Free Agent, Twins)
1977 Jeff Matthews (10th round, 238th selection, Braves) Larry Jensen (23rd round, 585th selection, Reds)
1979 Gene Glynn (Free Agent, Expos) Joe Marchese Wes Weber Brian Seesz Mike Landkammer 1980 Ty Herman (15th round, 388th selection Red Sox) Joel Lepel (18th round, 463rd selection , Expos) Bob Bresnahan (Free Agent, Twins) Mike Carroll (Free Agent, Expos) Dave Lottsfeldt (Free Agent, Tigers) Larry Woodall (Free Agent, Orioles)
1983 Jeff Schugel (18th round, 445th selection, Twins) Gary Menssen (Free Agent, Twins) Darnell Nelson (Free Agent, Yankees)
1984 Jeff Sjoberg (29th round, 697th selection, Cubs)
1985 Gary Mielke (26th round, 655th selection, Rangers)
1986 Fritz Polka (2nd round, 42nd selection, Mets) Monte Dufault Kevin Dixon Chris Rupert Eric Lonnquist Joe Marchese (13th round, 328th selection, Red Sox) Wes Weber (15th round, 379th selection, Athletics)
1988 Mark Young (Free Agent, Rangers)
1989 Mike Fier (10th round, 252nd selection, Expos) Larry Ogden (Free Agent, Rangers)
1990 Todd Revenig (37th round, 981st selection, Athletics)
1991 Monte Dufault (Free Agent, Twins)
1992 Brian Seesz (Free Agent, Rangers) Kevin Wozney (Free Agent, Rangers) 1994 Mark Young Jason Cierlik Adam Steen Keith Meyers Merlin Kath (Free Agent, Lethbridge - Pioneer League)
1995 Kory Kosek (32nd round, 885th selection, Phillies)
1997 Ryan Van Gilder (12th round, 376th selection, Expos)
1999 Mike Landkammer (27th round, 818th selection, Reds)
2000 Scott Geiger (Free Agent, Fargo - Northern League)
2001 Keith Meyers (Free Agent, Dodgers)
2002 Aaron Heitzman (19th round, 581st selection, Astros) Jason Cierlik (23rd round, 676th selection, Orioles) Darnell Nelson Ryan Van Gilder Gary Mielke Sam Terrell Adam Steen (29th round, 869th selection, Phillies) Eric Lonnquist (34th round, 1008th selection, Royals) Chris Rupert (Free Agent, Phillies) Jim Solum (Free Agent, Fargo - Northern League)
2004 Rich Austin (Free Agent, Royals)
2005 Kevin Dixon (5th round, 154th selection, Indians) Andy Kreidermacher (20th round, 597th selection, Rockies)
2006 Mark Dolenc (15th round, 456th selection, Twins) Matt McMurtry (31st round, 926th selection, Giants)
2007 Nick Fellman (12th round, 378th selection, Braves) Dane Secott (27th round, 816th selection, Royals) Jon Bjelland (Free Agent, Diamondbacks) Andy Kreidermacher Jerry Terrell Mike Fier Fritz Polka www.msumavericks.com 2008 Maverick Baseball 21