WILDCATS HELP TEAM USA GO 4-0 IN BRAZIL
Wayne State College head women's basketball coach Chris Kielsmeier, assistant coach Kelly Kielsmeier and seniors Paige Ballinger and Maggie Schulte represent- ed the United States part of the USA D-2 Basketball Team Tour to Brazil July 31-August 9. The team was comprised of 10 players from the NSIC and MIAA. The team played four games in six days and posted a 4-0 record on the trip, marking the fi rst time that Team USA D-2 Women's Basketball went unbeaten on its trip to Brazil. Team USA defeated Itupeva 100-22, Osasco 70-59, Celso Lisboa 56-38 and Fluminese 78-44. While in Brazil, the team and coaches were involved in educational and social events on the trip that included visits to Copacabana and Ipanama Beaches, Sugard Loaf Mountain, the International Market in Ipanema and the Wayne State basketball Christ the Redeemer Statue along with venues that hosted coaches Chris Kielsmeier the 2016 Summer Olympics. and Kelly Kielsmeier
Paige Ballinger Maggie Schulte 2017-18 WILDCAT BASKETBALL
ATHLETIC PHONE DIRECTORY TABLE OF CONTENTS All Area Codes (402) Staff Directory/Table of Contents ...... 1 Administration About Wayne State College ...... 2 Dr. Marysz Rames, President’s Offi ce ...... 375-7200 Wayne State College Administration ...... 3 Mike Powicki, Athletic Director ...... 375-7520 Wildcat Athletic Facilities ...... 4-5 Mike Barry, Associate Athletic Director / Sports & Rec Athletic Training Services ...... 6 Facilities Director ...... 375-7521 Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier ...... 7-8 Linda Anderson, Assistant Athletic Director Assistant Coaches ...... 9 for Internal Affi ars/Senior Woman Administrator ..... 375-7308 2017-18 Season Outlook ...... 10-11 TBA, Asst. AD/Business Management ...... 375-7183 2017-18 Wildcat Roster ...... 12 Chuck Parker, Faculty Athletic Representative .... 375-7078 Wildcat Player Profi les...... 13-24 Deb Harm, Athletic Administrative Assistant .... 375-7520 2016-17 Wildcat Statistics ...... 25 Athletic Department FAX ...... 375-7120 WSC All-Time Series Records ...... 26 Sports Information Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference ...... 27 Mike Grosz, Sports Information Director ...... 375-7326 2016-17 All-Northern Sun Conference Teams ...... 28 Lexie Lenihan, Graduate Assistant SID ...... 375-7326 2016-17 NSIC Statistical Leaders ...... 29-30 Sports Information FAX ...... 375-7271 Wildcat Basketball Records ...... 31-33 Training Room All-Time / Academic Award Winners ...... 34-35 Muffi n Morris, Head Athletic Trainer ...... 375-7310 Wildcat Coaching History ...... 36 Jade Johnson, Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... 375-7310 All-Time WSC Women's Basketball Results .....37-45 Past Letterwinners ...... 46 Strength and Conditioning NCAA Tournament Teams ...... Inside Back Cover Grant Darnell, Head Coach ...... 375-7465 Baseball CREDITS: The 2017-18 Wayne State College women's basketball me- dia guide is a publication of the Wayne State College athletic department, Alex Koch, Head Coach ...... 375-7012 under the direction of Sports Information Director Mike Grosz. Additional help provided by graduate assistant Lexie Lenihan and student assistant Men’s Basketball Payton Ruhl. Media Guide front cover designed by Lexie Lenihan. Photos Jeff Kaminsky, Head Coach ...... 375-7309 by Bob Berry and Mike Grosz. Nathan Stover, Assistant Coach ...... 375-7728 Women’s Basketball Chris Kielsmeier, Head Coach ...... 375-7311 Kelly Kielsmeier, Assistant Coach ...... 375-7122 Cross Country Marlon Brink, Head Coach ...... 375-7507 Football Dan McLaughlin, Head Coach ...... 375-7315 Scott McLaughlin, Defensive Coordinator ...... 375-7157 Ben Curran, Offensive Coordinator ...... 375-7115 Women’s Soccer Joe Cleary, Head Coach ...... 375-7733 Alex Piekarski, Assistant Coach ...... 375-7506 Softball Shelli Manson, Head Coach ...... 375-7522 Former WSC women's basketball standout Ashley Ar- Track and Field len was the latest Wildcat to be inducted into the WSC Marlon Brink, Head Coach ...... 375-7507 Athletic Hall of Fame October 6-7. Arlen played three Brett Suckstorf, Assistant Coach ...... 375-7507 seasons at WSC (2009-12) and had an 84-12 record, Volleyball 59-7 NSIC mark and perfect 46-0 mark at home in Rice Scott Kneifl , Head Coach ...... 375-7303 Auditorium. She helped WSC win two NSIC regu- lar season and tournament titles, one Central Region Kim DePew, Assistant Coach ...... 375-7560 championship and three trips to the NCAA Tournament that included the 2012 Elite Eight in San Antonio.
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 1 ABOUT WAYNE STATE COLLEGE
Innovative programs. Excellent career preparation. Personal attention. Active campus life. Scenic surroundings. Founded in 1891 as Nebraska Normal College, Wayne State College, in Wayne, Neb. earned a distinguished reputation as a teachers’ college from its early days. We’re still a great teachers’ college—but so much more!
Innovative Programs Wayne State’s four academic schools—Arts and Humani- ties, Business and Technology, Education and Counseling, and Natural and Social Sciences—offer a comprehensive selection of courses. You’ll fi nd over 150 majors and minors ranging from pre-professional studies to criminal justice to a nationally accredited undergraduate sports management program, and many others in 14 academic departments across campus. The Rural Health Opportunities Program (RHOP) at Wayne State College provides pre-professional training in medicine, pharmacy and dentistry in cooperation with the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Students who successfully complete the program at WSC are automatically accepted into medical, pharmacy, or dental school at UNMC. Upper-level education majors at Wayne State have the opportunity to participate in the Northeast Nebraska Teacher Academy (NENTA), the fi rst of its kind in the nation, where WSC students receive classroom experience with participating K-12 schools in the region. Through WSC WebCat On-line, students can register for class, check Personal Attention on grades and student accounts, from the convenience of their home or Students at Wayne State College don’t get lost in the crowd. With an residence hall room. average class size of 21 and a student/faculty ratio of 20:1, WSC students get to know their professors and classmates. Eighty percent of Wayne Excellent Career Preparation State professors have the highest degree in their fi eld—and most teach Whether students plan to be accountants or wildlife biologists, they fi rst-year as well as upper-level classes. You will fi nd dedicated professors receive the preparation they need at Wayne State College. In addition to and instructors at Wayne State College where teaching is their life’s work classes taught by experts in their fi elds, Wayne State College provides and their enthusiasm is contagious. internship and cooperative programs for students in a number of majors. Wayne State College offers a variety of support services and programs Many regional businesses actively recruit Wayne State students for intern- to students. The heart of the WSC campus is the Student Center, where ships, with many of these internships resulting in full-time employment after academic and personal support services are located. The Learning Center graduation. and Peer Tutoring Program are designed to help all students achieve the The WSC Career Services offi ce assists students with career explora- highest possible level of success in their studies. tion, job preparation skills, interviews, as well as arranging internships and cooperative experiences. Active Campus Life With more than 90 clubs and organizations on campus, Wayne State College students have many opportunities to be involved in campus and community life. Wayne State College has an active Greek life, with Greek Olympics being held at Homecoming each fall, as well as other social and service activities. The Student Activities Board (SAB) plans a variety of special programs each year, bringing musical groups such as Dierks Bentley, Three Doors Down, Terri Clark, Vertical Horizon, Five for Fighting, Goo Goo Dolls, Sawyer Brown, Blackhawk, Firehouse, Jason Aldean, Blake Shelton and others to campus. Comedian Adam Sandler and other national performers have performed on campus. The Multicultural Center, one of the newest campus programs, provides outreach and support to Wayne State College students and the region through special events during the year. Wayne State College competes in NCAA Division II, and is a member of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. Competitive sports include football, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, men's and women's track and fi eld (indoor and outdoor), men's and women's cross country, baseball, softball and women’s soccer.
Scenic Surroundings You’ll feel right at home on Wayne State’s beautiful, historic campus located in the northeast Nebraska community of Wayne. The campus combines stately, historic buildings with the newly renovated Willow Bowl, Student Center, Ramsey Theatre, Studio Arts Building and Connell Hall. A new state-of-the-art outdoor track was completed in the summer of 2014 while fi eld turf was installed in the summer of 2013 to complete a $1.3 mil- lion athletic renovation at Bob Cunningham Field/Memorial Stadium. Wayne State College’s seven residence halls provide students with a comfortable, affordable and convenient place to live with easy access to the entire campus community. Each hall has lounges and recreation areas, laundry facilities, mail service, academic tutors and study areas. Six of the seven halls are wired for access to the campus computer network from your personal computer.
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Dr. Marysz Rames tee. He also serves locally as the Wayne Kiwanis Board President, Vice President of the Wayne Area Economic Development Board of Directors President and Revitalize Wayne Committee. Powicki currently serves on the NCAA Division II Athletic Directors Association Board, NCAA Central Regional Advisory Committee for base- Dr. Marysz Rames was appointed the 13th ball and is on the Northern Sun Conference Hall of Fame Committee. He president of Wayne State College by the Nebraska also serves locally as the Wayne Kiwanis Board President along with the State College System Board of Trustees on June 18, Wayne Area Economic Development Board of Directors and Revitalize 2015. She came to Wayne State from Dakota State Wayne Committees. University in Madison, S.D., where she had served Prior to arriving at Wayne State, Powicki served as Assistant Athletic as interim president since Aug. 15, 2014. Director at Minnesota State University in Mankato, Minnesota. He was the Rames earned her education doctorate in adult Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Corporate Partnerships from and higher education in 1997 from the University of 2008-10 and was promoted to Assistant Director of Athletics for Develop- South Dakota in Vermillion. She earned her bachelor of science degree ment and Strategic Partnerships in 2010 where he served in that role until in business administration and communication studies, with a minor in July 2012 when he arrived at Wayne State. economics, in 1982, and her master’s degree in educational administra- While at MSU, Powicki successfully developed and executed the tion in 1986, from University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, Colorado. athletics department revenue generation plan, responsible for generating She spent one year (2014-15) as interim president at Dakota State $1.7 million annually. Powicki managed all fundraising, development and University (DSU) in Madison, South Dakota. During this time she was marketing operations while overseeing the athletic department marketing/ instrumental in promoting a strong shared governance system, fi nalizing fundraising staff. Powicki also served as the athletic department’s senior the university’s fi ve-year strategic plan, revitalizing the university’s Foun- development offi cer functioning as a liaison to the MSU Foundation and dation and actively raising funds to increase scholarships. Rames also the Vice President for Advancement, focusing on major gifts and special worked with the legislature and others in several major new construction projects. and renovation projects. Powicki oversaw the implementation of numerous media rights contracts Prior to her interim appointment, Rames served as the vice presi- for MSU’s athletic department including radio broadcast rights, television dent for student affairs from 2000 until June 2015 at South Dakota State broadcast carriage rights and the department’s multi-year advertising sales University (SDSU) in Brookings. As the senior student affairs offi cer, Ra- rights with the fi rm Front Row Marketing Services. mes oversaw numerous university divisions and initiatives, including, but Powicki also served as Associate Athletic Director for External Af- not limited to, enrollment management, student success, strategic plan- fairs at Upper Iowa University from 2004-2008 where he was a part of the ning, fundraising/fi scal management, diversity and inclusion, collabora- Peacocks transition from NCAA Division III to NCAA Division II status and tive partnerships, leadership development, and increasing effi ciency and into the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. While at Upper Iowa, effectiveness for students. Powicki monitored all team operations, recruiting and fundraising budgets. Rames served as an assistant professor of education at SDSU, Powicki oversaw the UIU Recreation and Fitness Center staff, budget and teaching courses in administration and leadership in student affairs; serv- overall operation. ing on master’s and doctoral students’ graduate committees; and con- In his time at Upper Iowa he created and sold athletic corporate ducting research in fi nancial trends in higher education, student retention sponsorship opportunities, supervised and coordinated all athletic depart- and completion, and affordability and access to higher education. Ra- ment fundraising activities, developed and implemented the Peacock Club mes also served as the interim associate vice president of student affairs for donors and successfully completed the “Road to Glory” athletic facility (1997-1999) and the interim director for diversity enhancement (1999) at capital improvement project. He also served as tournament director for SDSU. various national and regional NCAA Division II Championship events. Prior to her arrival at SDSU, Rames worked at Aims Community Col- During his tenure at UIU, Powicki served as an adjunct professor for lege in Greeley, Colo., and the University of Wyoming in Laramie. Her the Exercise and Sports Studies within the Department of Education. Po- scholarly presentations include topics such as student services, retention wicki obtained his bachelor degree from the University of Iowa in exercise efforts, and working with today’s college students. science in and earned his masters degree in exercise and sport science/ Rames and her husband, Steve, have two children. Their son, Mat- sport administration from Wisconsin-La Crosse. thew, graduated from college in Missouri and daughter, Jessica, attends Mike has two daughters – Faith and Elle (pronounced L) - and resides college in Minnesota. in Wayne.
Mike Powicki Mike Barry Director of Athletics Associate Director of Athletics Facilities/Rec Center Director Mike Powicki is in his sixth year as Director of Athletics at Wayne State College. Powicki began his duties at Wayne State College on July 23, 2012 and has Mike Barry is in his 18th year (2017-18) as been instrumental in improvements to athletic facilities associate director of athletics and in his 20th year during his fi rst fi ve years at the insitution. as the director of sports and recreational facilities at In his fi ve years at WSC, over $2.3 million has been Wayne State College. His duties include scheduling invested in facility improvements, staffi ng and opera- athletic contests and practices, home game manage- tions enhancements. ment and serving as the athletic and recreational facilities’ coordinator. WSC athletics is currently on pace to successfully complete a second Barry was the Wayne State women’s basketball head coach for seven major capital improvement project under Powicki with the Memorial Stadium seasons from 1989-96. He compiled a 96-91 record, which is second all-time Press Box Construction Project covering $3 million. Construction is set to begin in the fall of 2017 with completion due at the start of the 2018-19 on the school’s career victory list. His best team was the 1993-94 squad school year. which posted a 22-5 record. The fi rst major athletic project that was completed under the guidance Prior to arriving at Wayne State, Barry served two years as an assistant of Powicki was the Bob Cunningham Field/Memorial Stadium Renovation women’s basketball coach at Pratt Community College in Kansas. He also project. The project began in May, 2013 and was highlighted by installa- coached at Chadron State, Eastern New Mexico University and Fullerton tion of artifi cial turf, ornamental fencing, press box graphics and new goal and Stuart high schools in Nebraska. posts. The $1.6 million project also included the widening, lengthening and Barry, a native of Grant, was a four-sport athlete at Chadron State. re-sodding of the Wildcat Soccer Pitch, along with installing new irrigation, He was a three-time NAIA national qualifi er in the triple jump, and also let- facility fencing, scoreboard and making the facility ADA accessible. The Dr. LeRoy Simpson Track at Memorial Stadium was re-surfaced and painted tered in basketball, football, and cross country. Barry earned his bachelor’s in the summer of 2014 as the fi nal phase of the project. degree in physical education from Chadron State in 1983 and earned is Powicki currently serves on the NCAA Division II Athletic Directors master’s degree in secondary education from Chadron State in 1988. Association Board, NCAA Division II Central Regional Advisory Committee Mike and his wife, Jeannette, have two children: Jordan (24) and Jalen for baseball and is on the Northern Sun Conference Hall of Fame Commit- (21), and they reside in Wayne.
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Memorial Stadium / Bob Cunningham Field Memorial Stadium has been “Home of the Wild- cats” since 1931 when the college purchased 11 acres of land for athletic fi elds. The grandstand was constructed in 1933. The stadium was offi cially designated Memorial Stadium following World War II in honor of the Wayne State students who served in the war. Bob Cunningham Field was named in 1993 for the WSC three-sport Hall of Fame standout (1936-39). The press box was built at the time of the grand- stand construction, with a second level being added in 1969. The main stadium has seating for 2,500 fans while the bleachers on the east side of the fi eld can seat an additional 750 fans. During the summer of 2013, Cunningham Field underwent a renovation with synthetic fi eld turf replacing the grass surface. Recreation Center The Wayne State College Recreation Center opened in 1987 and is the college’s main facility for student recreation and selected athletic activities. The main area in the Recreation Center provides a state-of-the- art six-lane running track that was resurfaced in 2003 and three full-size courts for basketball, volleyball, tennis, and badminton. Racquetball, weight training, aerobics, gymnastics, wrestling and sauna facilities are all available to WSC students, faculty and staff as well as residents of the Wayne community. The Recreation Center also houses locker rooms for Wildcat athletic teams, and offi ces for the WSC athletic department.
Carlson Natatorium Carlson Natatorium adjoins the Recreation Center and Rice Auditorium. The 25-yard long pool is used for a variety of func- tions, including lap swimming, aquasize classes, senior wellness aquasize classes, HHPS classes, intramural activities and athlet- ic training rehabilitation exercises. The natatorium is open in the summer for use by the athletic camps and Rec Center members.
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Rice Auditorium
Rice Auditorium serves as the home for the Wildcat volleyball squad as well as men’s and women’s basketball teams. Recent upgrades to the arena include: new lights in 2011, new/renovated locker rooms and offi ces for all three teams in 2008, new balcony seats and a new stage curtain in 2007 and a new playing surface in 2005. The gymnasium area seats approximately 2,500 for basketball games and volleyball matches. Named for John D. Rice, Wayne State College president from 1951-56, Rice Auditorium was the site of the 1999 NCAA Division II North Central Regional Men’s Basketball Championships, the 2006 NSIC Red Baron Women’s Basketball Classic and the 2012 NCAA Division II Central Regional Women’s Basketball Championships.
Weight Room
Recognizing the importance of fi rst-class facilities for their student athletes, the Wayne State College athletic department completed a state-of-the-art renovation to its athletic facilities in the fall of 2008, building a new weight room at Memorial Stadium. All Wayne State student athletes have utilized the benefi ts of new weight room equipment that features 18 platforms and racks, dumbbells and selectorized machines. The facility allows 72 student athletes to work out at the same time. The project has enhanced Wayne State's ability to attract high quality student athletes and provide current team members the resources necessary to compete at the NCAA Division II level.
Pete Chapman Baseball & Softball Complex fi eld and a new 10-inning electronic scoreboard was installed at The baseball and softball complex opened in the spring of the baseball fi eld in the spring of 2007. In the summer of 2009, 1996. Located north of Memorial Stadium, the complex provides a a new wood fence was installed in the outfi eld making the Pete picturesque setting for baseball and softball games. The baseball Chapman Softball Complex one of the best in the Central Region. fi eld received a face lift in the summer of 2004 with the additions of locker rooms, rest rooms, a concession stand and a press box. Soccer Field A wood fence was installed on the baseball fi eld prior to Located east of Memorial Stadium and adjacent to the base- the start of the 2005 season. In the spring of 2006, the facility ball fi eld, the WSC soccer fi eld made its debut in the fall of 1997, was named the Pete Chapman Baseball/Softball Complex in in time for the inaugural Wildcat soccer season. In 2013, a new honor of the late athletic director/football coach and his contri- scoreboard was put in place along with more grandstands and butions to the Wildcat athletic department. In the fall of 2006, new fencing and an expanded playing surface to accomodate the construction began on a locker room/press box on the softball growing population of soccer fans attending games. 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 5 ATHLETIC TRAINING SERVICES
Muffi n Morris Dr. Joseph Carreau Head Athletic Trainer Team Orthopedist Dr. Joseph Carreau joined CNOS in 2016 Dr. Muffi n Morris is in her 10th year at after completing fellowship in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine at the University of Iowa. He Wayne State College as the Head Athletic is originally from Colorado where he attended Trainer. She oversees athletic training for Colorado State University for his undergradu- all 13 sports at Wayne State College and ate education. Thereafter, he pursued medical school at Creighton University in Omaha, is the head athletic trainer for football and Nebraska and in 2005 traveled to San Diego men's basketball. She also serves as an to complete his orthopaedic surgery residency advisor to the WSC Student Athletic Advisory Committee and worked at the University of California, San Diego. There he received extensive training in adult and pediatric trauma and three years (2013-16) as senior women's administrator. joint replacement surgery. He developed a special interest in advanced Prior to arriving at Wayne State, Morris worked four years at arthroscopy and the treatment of athletic injuries, thus chose to pursue the University of South Dakota. She served as a graduate assistant fellowship training in Sports Medicine through the University of Iowa. At the University of Iowa, Dr. Carreau was trained by national athletic trainer and worked with football, swimming/diving, track and leaders in the practice of advanced arthroscopic techniques, cartilage fi eld/cross country and volleyball programs with the Coyotes. transplantation, shoulder instability, patellofemoral problems, ligamentous Morris, a native of Chariton, Iowa, earned her bachelor's degree injury of the knee and shoulder replacement surgery. He also received from Buena Vista University in athletic training in 2004. She received extensive training in the treatment of all athletes at the University of Iowa and was assistant team physician to the Hawkeye Football Team during her master's degree from the University of South Dakota in 2006 in their historic 2015 season. health, physical education and recreation and obtained her doctorate Carreau currently serves as Orthopaedic team physician to the degree in adult/higher education from the University of South Dakota Wayne State Wildcats and assists with multiple local high schools. Dr. Carreau has published papers on various orthopaedic topics and is a on July 31, 2008. member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery, the American Morris resides in Wayne. Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine and the Arthroscopy Association of North America. Dr. Carreau and his wife have four children. He is an avid fi sherman and enjoys the outdoors. Other WSC athletic training staff members Dr. Michael Nguyen Team Orthopedist Jade Johnson - Assistant Athletic Trainer Dr. Michael Nguyen joined CNOS as a Primary Care Sports Medicine Katie Kroenke - Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer Physician after completing his fellowship train- ing in Sports Medicine at Morristown Medical Tyler Schwartz - Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer Center in Morristown, NJ. He initially trained in family medicine in Waterloo, IA through the University of Iowa. He earned his medical de- gree as well as his MS in Hyperbaric Medicine from Saba University School of Medicine in Athletic Training Room Saba, Netherland-Antilles. Dr. Nguyen also earned a MS in Health Sciences Research from Texas State University at San Marcos. The Athletic Training Room is the site of taping, treatment and injury evaluations. It has a variety of up to date, quality Utilizing his specialized training, Dr. Nguyen equipment. A partial inventory of modalities available for athletes will focus on treating patients with orthopaedic injuries and conditions. His expertise includes treating sports medicine is- include: three whirlpools, RichMar Theratouch 7.7 electrical sues, concussions, osteoporosis and other musculoskeletal injuries using stimulation machine, RichMar HV-II combination ultrasound/ a comprehensive approach. Prior to joining CNOS Dr. Nguyen practiced at Atlantic Sports Health in Morristown, NJ. During his fellowship in NJ, Dr. electrical stimulation machine, RichMar portable ultrasound Nguyen cared for athletes of all ages, both amateur and elite. He helped machine, Game-ready intermittent compression machine, cover the NY Jets football team, mixed martial arts events, as well as major Therabath Parafi n machine, and Hydrocollator heat pack units. triathlons and marathons in the tri-state area. He worked as an ER physi- cian at Grundy Memorial Hospital in Grundy Center, IA and Waverly Health The athletic training room also has six computers. Center in Waverly, IA as well as several other towns across the state.
Dr. Nguyen is passionate at providing a multifaceted approach to the care of his patients and has learned many non-surgical treatments for musculoskeletal ailments. His exposure to the professional athletic popu- lation has given him an understanding of an athlete’s unique needs and circumstances requiring high quality care and increased performance.
Dr. Nguyen is a member of the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, the American Academy of Family Physicians, and the American Medical Association.
Wildcat Sports Medicine Center
The Wildcat Sports Medicine Center, which opened December 1, 2005, is a 4,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility. The center is located next to the Wayne State College Recreation Center and serves as the hub for therapy and athletic training services. Dedicated to quality care, the Wildcat Sports Medicine Center provides the fi nest in sports rehabilitation, physical therapy and athletic training services to Wayne State College student-athletes, campus community. The Wildcat Sports Medicine Center represents excellence - a total commitment by Wayne State College to the health of its’ students and student athletes. 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 6 HEAD COACH CHRIS KIELSMEIER
Chris Kielsmeier is in his 10th The Wildcats also continued their success in the classroom season as head women's basketball during the 2012-13 season, named to the WBCA Academic Top coach at Wayne State College. In 25 Honor Roll for a fi fth straight season. WSC ranked 25th in nine years as leader of the Wildcats, team cumulative grade point average at 3.444 and is one of just Kielsmeier has guided the team to eight schools in NCAA Division II to be ranked each of the last a 212-65 record (.765), including a fi ve seasons for their academic success. In 2011-12, WSC tied 148-46 mark (.763) in the Northern for 21st with a 3.446 GPA. The 2010-11 Wildcats ranked 22nd in Sun Conference. Kielsmeier has NCAA Division II with a 3.452 grade point average. Kielsmeier's coached Wayne State to four NSIC 2009-10 squad was 18th nationally with a 3.454 GPA while the regular season titles in the last seven 2008-09 team was 14th nationally at 3.473. years along with two NSIC Sanford The Wildcats recorded the team's most successful season in Health Tournament titles and fi ve school history under Kielsmeier in 2011-12, recording a 32-3 overall trips to the NCAA Division II National record while winning a second straight Northern Sun Conference Tournament. In his 17 seasons as regular season title with a 20-2 league mark. WSC was unbeaten a head coach, Kielsmeier owns a at home for a third straight season, going 19-0 at Rice Auditorium. career record of 391-109 (.782) and The Wildcats also vaulted to a number one national ranking for the has advanced to the NCAA Tourna- fi rst time in school history. ment nine times with one national title. WSC captured a second NSIC/Sanford Health Women's Wayne State posted 20 or more wins for the sixth time in the Basketball Tournament Title in three seasons which led to the last nine years in the 2016-17 season with a 23-7 record and 16-6 Wildcats hosting the NCAA Central Regional for the fi rst time in mark in the NSIC South Division. It was a school record 13th straight school history. Aided by stellar crowd support at Rice Auditorium, winning season for the Wildcats, tied for third overall in the NSIC the Wildcats defeated Minnesota State, Augustana and Metro and second in the NSIC South. State to earn the school's fi rst-ever Central Region Title. WSC Under Kielsmeier in 2015-16, Wayne State fi nished 17-12 overall then advanced to the Elite Eight in San Antonio, Texas where the and 13-9 in the NSIC South Division (fourth). With an 87-77 win top ranked Wildcats were upset by #5 Bentley (Mass.) to end the over St. Cloud State on January 16, 2016, Kielsmeier became the season 32-3. all-time WSC women's basketball wins leader, surpassing Ryun Kielsmeier was selected NSIC Coach of the Year for a second Williams who was 182-106 in 10 seasons (1998-2008). time and he was awarded Russell Athletic/Region 7 Women's Kielsmeier coached the Wildcats to a 28-6 record in the 2014-15 Basketball Coach of the Year for leading the Wildcats to the NSIC season, including an 18-4 mark in the NSIC that resulted in another and Central Region titles. WSC ended the 2011-12 season ranked regular season league championship for the Wildcats. It was the fourth in the fi nal USA Today/ESPN Division II Top 25 Coaches second straight and four NSIC regular season title in the last fi ve Poll. seasons for Wayne State as the Wildcats fi nished two games ahead Kielsmeier coached WSC to a 26-4 record in 2010-11, going of second place Northern State and Minnesota State, both 16-6 in 21-1 in the Northern Sun Conference to capture the NSIC regular league play. season title by an impressive fi ve games. The 21 wins were the WSC also advanced to the NCAA Division II National Tourna- most ever by an NSIC team in league play. The Wildcats went ment in the 2014-15 season, marking the fi fth time in the last six unbeaten at home for a second straight season, going 12-0 at Rice years the Wildcats advanced to post-season play. The Wildcats Auditorium. The 26 wins tied for second most in school history and won their fi rst NCAA Tournament game, 87-80 over Harding (Ark.), marked the fi fth time in the last seven seasons that WSC women's before falling to host Fort Hays State 70-54 in the semi-fi nals of basketball has won 20 or more games in the same season. the NCAA Central Regional. Wayne State fi nished the season Kielsmeier also coached Wayne State's fi rst-ever All-American ranked 18th in the fi nal USA Today Sports/WBCA Division II Top in women's basketball during the 2010-11 season as junior forward 25 Coaches Poll. Ashley Arlen collected three All-American honors after averaging Under Kielsmeier in 2013-14, the Wildcats captured the Northern team-highs of 16.4 points and 8.6 rebounds per game. She was Sun Conference regular season title (19-3) while recording a 28-5 named First Team All-American by the 2011 Women's Division II overall record. WSC advanced to the NCAA Division II National Tournament for the fourth time under Kielsmeier, topping Pittsburg State 83-77 before falling to Emporia State 76-69 in the Central Regional Semi-Finals. Kielsmeier achieved his 300th career win during the 2013-14 season, knocking off Augustana 70-65 in Wayne on November 25, 2013. The 28 wins by the Wildcats were the second most in school history for a single season and the program notched a 10th consecutive winning season which is a school record. WSC ended the 2013-14 season ranked 16th in the fi nal USA Today Sports/ WBCA Top 25 Coaches Poll. In 2012-13, Wayne State fi nished with a 17-10 record while ty- ing for fourth in the NSIC South Division at 13-9 in league play. The Wildcats were ranked in the top 25 for the fi rst half of the season and extended a school record home court win streak to 52 games (a span covering over 3 1/2 seasons) until a January 4th home loss to Concordia-St. Paul snapped the amazing home court win streak.
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 7 HEAD COACH CHRIS KIELSMEIER
Bulletin and WBCA 2011 Division II State Farm All-America Teams along with Daktronics Second Team All-American honors voted on by sports information directors across the nation. In 2009-10 Kielsmeier guided Wayne State to a 26-5 overall record, fi nishing tied for second in the NSIC with a 16-4 league mark that led to him receiving the 2010 NSIC Coach of the Year Award. The Wildcats captured the 2010 NSIC Sanford Health Women's Basketball Tournament Title, clinching a berth in the NCAA Divi- sion II National Tournament for the third time in fi ve seasons. The 26 wins were the second most in school history and marked the fourth time in the last six seasons that Wayne State has recorded 20 or more wins in a season. During the memorable 2009-10 season the Wildcats achieved several other milestones. WSC won 15 straight games at the end of the season, marking the second longest win streak in school history. The Wildcats also posted a perfect 15-0 mark at home in Rice Auditorium to record just the second unbeaten season at home in school history. Kielsmeier was hired as the 10th coach in the program's Chris Kielsmeier Coaching File history on May 8, 2008. He comes to Wayne State College after 2016-17...... 23-7 16-6 NSIC serving eight years as head coach at Howard Payne University in 2015-16...... 17-12 13-9 NSIC Brownwood, Texas, an NCAA Division III school. He compiled an impressive 179-44 record as head coach and led the Lady Jackets 2014-15...... 28-6 18-4 NSIC to a 33-0 record and the NCAA Division III National championship 2013-14...... 28-5 19-3 NSIC in 2007-08. Kielsmeier was named the WBCA South Region 2012-13...... 17-10 13-9 NSIC and National Coach of the Year in 2007-08 and was selected the 2011-12...... 32-3 20-2 NSIC Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Small College Coach 2010-11...... 26-4 21-1 NSIC of the Year. He was the winningest women's basketball coach 2009-10...... 26-5 16-4 NSIC in Howard Payne University history, coaching the school to four 2008-09...... 15-13 12-8 NSIC straight appearances (2005-08) in the NCAA Division III National 2007-08...... 33-0 Tournament. 2006-07...... 28-2 While coaching at Howard Payne, Coach Kielsmeier developed 2005-06...... 24-5 a trademark of stellar defense. Over his fi nal seven seasons at HPU, opponents shot just 34 percent from the fi eld to rank as one 2004-05...... 24-5 of the top defenses in the nation. Kielsmeier's team ranked fourth 2003-04...... 20-7 in scoring defense in 2007-08 (47.5) and led NCAA Division III in 2002-03...... 19-6 scoring defense in 2006-07 allowing just 44.2 points per game. 2001-02...... 17-9 During his career, Kielsmeier has coached three All-Americans, 2000-01...... 14-10 fi ve honorable mention All-Americans, two national Players of the Year, 53 All-Conference selections, three Freshmen of the Year, Chris Kielsmeier at WSC 212-65 (.765) six All-Freshmen Team selections and 81 All-Academic selections. Overall record 391-109 (.782) He has won one national title, two divisional championships, fi ve conference tournament titles, four regular season conference titles 9 years at Wayne State College (2008-pres.) and is a fi ve-time conference Coach of the Year award winner to go with three Region Coach of the Years and the 2008 WBCA National Coach of the Year recipient. In 2013-14 Kielsmeier received the WBCA Victory Club Coaches Award in honor of his 300th career win during the season. Kielsmeier was inducted into the Howard Payne University Athletic Hall of Fame on October 24, 2014 and in the summer of 2015 was elected to the Women's Basketball Coaches Association Board of Directors. He is one of just two NCAA Division II coaches on the 24-member board and will serve a three year term starting in the 2015-16 season. Kielsmeier is a native of Iowa, graduating from Hubbard- Radcliffe High School and he is a 1999 graduate of Iowa State University. He served as the intern for the women's basketball program at Iowa State under head coach Bill Fennelly and then became the assistant women's basketball coach at Howard Payne University in the 1999-2000 season before taking over as the head coach in 2000. 2017-18 Wildcat Coaching Staff: Left to right, Assistant Kielsmeier resides in Wayne, Nebraska. Coach Kelly Kielsmeier, Graduate Assistant Coach Brit- tany Bigott and Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier.
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 8 ASSISTANT COACHES
Kelly Kielsmeier Brittany Bigott Assistant Coach Graduate Assistant Coach Kelly Kielsmeier is in his 10th season (2017-18) as an Brittany Bigott enters assistant women's basketball her fi rst year (2017-18) as a coach with Wayne State Col- graduate assistant coach for the lege. As the top assistant, Kelly Wayne State College women's serves as recruiting and camp basketball team. Her duties coordinator and also assists will include travel arrangements with scouting reports for WSC along with assisting in scouting women's basketball. reports and many other day- During the season, he to-day operations to help the works with the Wildcat guards program. and also handles pre/post A native of Katy, Texas, season workouts to go with fi lm Bigott comes to WSC after earn- exchange/editing and fundrais- ing a bachelor's degree from ing activities. the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas where she Prior to coming to Wayne State, Kielsmeier served three played women's basketball for four years. She appeared seasons as head women's basketball coach at Southwestern in 87 games during her four year career and was an NAIA Community College in Creston, Iowa. While at the school, Scholar Athlete all four years at UST. Bigott led the team in he coached four All-Region players and guided the team to 3-point fi eld goal percentage as a freshman (2013-14) and the Blackhawk Community College East Tournament title sophomore (2014-15) and was an All-Conference Academic in 2005. Before that, Kielsmeier worked as an assistant coach at selection all four years while being named the University Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas where he of St. Thomas Scholar Athlete of the Year as a freshman helped the team compile a 70-32 record during that time. (2013-14) and junior (2015-16). While at Howard Payne, Kielsmeier worked with the guards Bigott also gained coaching experience working with an and served as the team's recruiting coordinator. He coached elite AAU team in Houston for four years (2013-17) - BIG 15 All-Conference and one All-Freshmen Team performers Basketball Academy. She graduated from Seven Lakes High along with 19 All-Academic selections while at the school. School in Texas helping her team advance to the regional Kielsmeier is a 2004 graduate of Howard Payne Uni- fi nals during her senior season. versity, earning a bachelors degree in business administra- Bigott is currently pursuing a master's degree at Wayne tion with a specialization in management. He is a native of State College in sport management. Hubbard, Iowa and graduated from Hubbard-Radcliffe High School in 1998. Kielsmeier resides in Wayne.
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 9 2017-18 WILDCAT OUTLOOK
Most years, a record of 23-7 overall and 16-6 in Also returning conference play would be a solid resume to get a team to for the Wildcats is the NCAA Division II National Tournament. That was not 6-0 senior forward the case last season for the Wayne State College women’s Maggie Schulte from basketball team, who just missed qualifying for the NCAA Wynot, who was a Division II National Tournament for the sixth time in nine repeat Second Team years under Wildcat head coach Chris Kielsmeier. All-NSIC selection Last year’s record of 23-7 was the school’s sixth 20-win after averaging season in the last eight years under Kielsmeier and with 11.9 points and 6.0 three returning starters – two being All-NSIC selections rebounds a game. – along with a talented freshmen class the Wildcats are Schulte has started looking to contend for a Northern Sun Conference title every game in her and a berth in the NCAA Division II National Tournament. Wildcat career (93) “We have a great mix of returners and new players,” and brings veteran said Kielsmeier, who is 212-65 (.765) in his nine years leadership and at Wayne State and 391-109 (.782) in 17 seasons as a over 1,000 career college head coach. “One of our biggest strengths will be points to the lineup our depth, especially at the center position. We might be entering her senior the only team in the country at our level that has four true campaign. post players that are all above 6’1” and extremely skilled on The third both ends of the fl oor. We also have three seniors that have returning starter is played a lot of basketball in our system and we expect them 5-10 senior guard Kacie O’Connor, who averaged 8.9 to lead us every points per contest last season while leading the team in game day.” 3-point fi eld goals with 39. Our senior class wants to do something really special Headlining the this year and they are determined to make this happen,” trio of returning said Kielsmeier. “They have helped us win a lot of games, starters are but their focus is to make sure this team plays deep into seniors Paige March. They understand our system on both ends of the Ballinger and fl oor and we will expect a lot from them and I know they Maggie Schulte, are up to the challenge.” both All-NSIC This year’s team has fi ve juniors, three of which honorees last played last season, along with a transfer and another season. player who redshirted one year ago. Ballinger, 6-0 junior forward Andrea Larson (Sperry, Iowa) a graduate of averaged 3.9 points and 2.4 rebounds in 24 games with Pender, was a one start last season. 5-7 junior point guard Maggie Lowe First Team All- appeared in all 30 games last season and produced 2.6 NSIC selection points a game. 6-3 junior center Taylor Reiner also played for a second in 30 games last year and accounted for 1.2 points and straight season 2.3 rebounds a game while ranking 13th in the league after leading with 30 blocked shots. the Wildcats in Kielsmeier is looking for all three returning juniors to scoring at 14.9 play key roles on the team this season. points a game to go with 4.8 rebounds and an NSIC- Anna Eckert, a 6-0 junior forward from North Iowa Area leading 2.6 blocks per game. Ballinger shot 49.8 percent CC, redshirted last season and will provide depth at the from the fi eld (8th-NSIC) and 78.5 percent from the foul forward spot. The remaining junior is Elizabeth Osbourn, line and was named the NSIC South Division Preseason a 6-0 forward who transferred from Yuba College. Player of the Year for a second straight season.
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 10 2017-18 WILDCAT OUTLOOK
Three to do, but our schedule will demand that from us. It is sophomores gained also important for us to be dominate in Rice Auditorium.” valuable experience Wayne State was picked to fi nish fourth overall last season and will and second in the NSIC South Division in the 2017-18 be called upon to Preseason NSIC Women’s Basketball Coaches’ Poll provide depth at their released October 25th. respective positions this season. Evelyn Knox, a 5-7 point guard from Plymouth, Minnesota, scored 2.5 points per game while seeing action in all 30 contests last season. 6-1 sophomore forward Amanda Brainerd also played every game last season off the bench, producing 1.7 points and 1.5 rebounds a contest. 6-4 sophomore center Taylor Wangerin averaged 1.8 points and 1.2 rebounds a game in 24 contests one year ago. A talented group of fi ve freshmen fi ll out the 2017- 18 roster. The Wildcats open the 2017-18 season at the Disney Brittany Bongartz, a 6-0 center from Ramsey, Division II CCA Tip Off Classic in Anaheim, California Minnesota, averaged 16.7 points a game during senior playing three games in three days starting Friday, season to earn All-Northwest Suburban Conference Novmeber 3rd facing Young Harris College of Georgia honors. Halley Busse, a 5-5 point guard from Winthrop, at 1:15 p.m. Minnesota, was a fi ve-year starter in high school and WSC plays a 30-game schedule this season that earned numerous All-State honors while scoring a includes 14 contests in Rice Auditorium where the Wildcats whopping 3,174 points in her career that included 24.4 are 111-12 over the last eight seasons. Wayne State’s points, 5.3 rebounds and 5.28 assists per game during fi rst home game is Thursday, November 16th when the her senior season. Wildcats host Graceland University of Iowa followed by Payton Draper is a 6-1 guard from Waverly-Shell an NSIC home game on Monday, November 20th against Rock High School in Iowa where was a Class 4A Third rival Augustana. Team All-State selection as a senior after averaging 10.7 “The nine games in November are by far the most points and 4.0 rebounds a contest. Erin Norling, a 5-11 we have ever played in a month to open the season,” forward from Loretto, Minnesota was a four year starter remarked Coach Kielsmeier. “With having 10 returning in basketball and volleyball and averaged 19.4 points a players, we wanted to challenge this group early in the game as a senior. season. Our non-conference schedule will provide us The fi fth and fi nal freshman is 5-10 guard Haley Vesey great competition to prepare us for the always-tough from Indianola High School in Iowa, a three-year starter Northern Sun Conference.” in basketball that averaged 12.8 points and 5.6 rebounds Kielsmeier added the goal for the season is the same a contest as a senior. every year – hang a banner in Rice Auditorium. ‘We need each player to get better every day, which “Our entire program expects to play deep into March,” will in turn make us get better as a team,” added Kielsmeier. said Kielsmeier. “We are all trying to get better every day “We need to play well early in the season, which is tough to make that happen.”
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 11 2017-18 WILDCAT ROSTER
NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL / COLLEGE) 3 Haley Vesey G 5-10 Fr. Indianola, Iowa (Indianola HS) 4 Amanda Brainerd * F 6-1 So. DeWitt, Iowa (Central DeWitt HS) 11 Elizabeth Osbourn F 6-0 Jr. Gridley, Calif. (Gridley HS/Yuba College) 12 Maggie Lowe * PG 5-7 Jr. Perry, Iowa (Perry HS) 15 Kacie O’Connor * G 5-10 Sr. Sundance, Wyo. (Sundance HS) 21 Evelyn Knox * PG 5-7 So. Plymouth, Minn. (Hopkins HS) 22 Erin Norling F 5-11 Fr. Loretto, Minn. (Delano HS) 23 Halley Busse PG 5-5 Fr. Winthrop, Minn. (Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop HS) 30 Anna Eckert G 6-0 Jr. Wyoming, Minn. (Forest Lake HS/North Iowa Area CC) 31 Payton Draper G 6-1 Fr. Waverly, Iowa (Waverly-Shell Rock HS) 35 Maggie Schulte * F 6-0 Sr. Wynot, Neb. (Wynot HS) 40 Taylor Wangerin * C 6-4 So. Apple Valley, Minn. (Apple Valley HS) 42 Taylor Reiner * C 6-3 Jr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Thunder Ridge HS) 44 Andrea Larson * F 6-0 Jr. Sperry, Iowa (Mediapolis HS) 52 Paige Ballinger * C 6-1 Sr. Pender, Neb. (Pender HS) 54 Brittany Bongartz C 6-0 Fr. Ramsey, Minn. (Anoka HS)
* - letterwinners
Head Coach: Chris Kielsmeier (10th season, Iowa State - ‘99) Assistant Coach: Kelly Kielsmeier (10th season, Howard Payne - ‘04) Graduate Assistant Coach: Brittany Bigott (1st season, St. Thomas (Texas) - ‘17) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Grant Darnell (2nd season at WSC)
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 12 WILDCAT TO WATCH IN THE NSIC
Paige Ballinger 6-1, Senior Center 52 Pender, Nebraska (Pender HS)
2016-17: Named First Team All-NSIC for a second straight season and was voted Co-Most Valuable Player after averaging 14.9 points and 4.8 rebounds per game making 30 starts and center...scored double fi gures in 24 of 30 games and had eight Paige Ballinger Career Highs games of 20 or more points including her last three games of the year in the NSIC Tournament...shot 49.8 percent (162-325) from the fi eld and 78.5 percent (124- Points 36 vs. Lindenwood 11/13/15 158) at the free throw line...ranked ninth in the NSIC in scoring, eighth in fi eld goal FG Made 12 (twice) last vs. St. Cloud State 1/16/16 percentage (.498) and led the NSIC in blocked shots per game at 2.6...had at least FG Attempts 20 vs. Sioux Falls 2/27/17 one block shot in every game including season-high six at Southwest Minnesota State (2/10/17) and vs. Bemidji State (2/22/17)...scored season-high 25 points vs. 3-PT FG none Northern State (1/13/17)...had double-double with 20 points and 11 rebounds at 3-PT FGA 1 at Minnesota Duluth 1/28/17 Minnesota Duluth (1/28/17)...scored 1,000th point vs. Bemidji State in fi rst round FT Made 12 (twice) last vs. Bemidji State 2/3/17 of NSIC Tournament, fi nishing with 22 points. FT Attempts 19 vs. Bemidji State 2/3/17 Rebounds 14 (twice) last vs. Lindenwood 11/13/15 2015-16: Earned First Team All-NSIC honors after leading Wayne State in scoring (15.0 ppg) despite missing fi nal seven games with broken foot...averaged 15.0 points, Assists 5 (three times) last at St. Cloud 1/27/17 6.3 rebounds and 1.9 blocked shots per game, ranking seventh in the NSIC in scor- Blocks 6 (twice) last vs. Bemidji State 2/3/17 ing, fourth in blocked shots per game and second in fi eld goal percentage (.534)... Steals 3 (six times) made 117-219 shots from the fi eld and 95-124 free throws (76.6 percent)...named Minutes 35 at Minnesota Duluth 1/28/17 NSIC South Division Player of the Week on 11/19/15 after scoring career-high 36 points with 14 rebounds vs. Lindenwood (11/13/15)...scored double fi gures in 16 of 22 games this season with fi ve games over 20 points...produced 32 points with nine rebounds vs. St. Cloud State (1/16/16)...had 13 points with fi ve blocked shots at Minnesota Crookston (12/11/15) and fi ve blocked shots at Minnesota State (1/8/16). 2014-15: Played in all 34 games as a reserve forward, averaging 8.2 points and 4.6 rebounds per game...led the team in fi eld goal percentage, ranked second in blocked shots (23), third in rebounding and fourth in scoring...had three double-doubles and 14 games of double digit scoring...shot 61.3 percent from the fi eld (98-160) and 79.2 percent at the free throw stripe (84-106)...scored season-high 20 points, going 7 of 8 from the fi eld and 6 for 9 at the foul line, vs. South Dakota School of Mines (11/30/14)...had 10 points and career-high 14 rebounds at Minnesota Duluth (1/16/15)...also scored 19 points with 11 rebounds vs. Bemidji State (2/25/15) and had 14 points and 12 rebounds vs. Peru State (11/28/14)...scored 16 points at Fort Hays State in NCAA Central Regional semifi nal (3/14/15). High School: Graduate of Pender High School... during senior season earned Class C2 First Team All-State honors after averaging 14.3 points and 8.0 rebounds per game, helping Pender to a 28-3 record and a third place fi nish in Class C2... as a junior helped Pender win the Class D1 state title averaging 15.6 points and 9.6 rebounds per game to earn First Team All-State honors... fi nished high school career with 1, 432 points and helped Pender to a 98-17 record and four trips to the state tournament... was named Class D player of the year and All-State Captain by Huskerlandpreps.com as a junior... also excelled in volleyball and track and fi eld, earning All-East Husker Conference honors in volleyball twice and was a four year state qualifi er in track and fi eld placing in the shot put as a junior (fourth) and senior (fi fth)... selected to play for the Red All-Stars in the Nebraska Coaches Association All-Star game and had 10 points... also played in the Northeast Nebraska All-Star Basketball Classic in Norfolk and scored 12 points for the Light All-Stars. Personal: Daughter of Larry and Kelly Ballinger... born February 23, 1996... major- ing in special education at Wayne State. CAREER STATISTICS - PAIGE BALLINGER Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds YEAR G-GS FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG STLS BLK 2014-15 34-0 98-160 .613 0-0 .000 84-106 .792 53-105 158 4.6 280 8.2 20 23 2015-16 22-22 117-219 .534 0-0 .000 95-124 .766 46-92 138 6.3 329 15.0 18 41 2016-17 30-30 162-325 .498 0-1 .000 124-158 .785 27-117 144 4.8 448 14.9 39 77 Totals 86-52 377-704 .536 0-1 .000 303-388 .781 126-314 440 5.1 1057 12.3 77 141
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 13 2017-18 WILDCAT SENIORS
Kacie O'Connor 5-10, Senior Forward 15 Sundance, Wyoming (Sundance HS)
2016-17: Started all 30 games at shooting guard, averaging 8.9 points and 2.7 rebounds per game...led the team in 3-pointers with 39 and tied for 10th in the NSIC in free throw percentage (.833)...scored double fi gures in 12 games highlighted by career-high 25 points (12 of 13 at free throw line) vs. Kacie O'Connor Career Highs Northern State (1/1317)...named NSIC South Division Player of the Week on 12/19/16 after scoring 24 points (11 of 12 at free throw line) vs. Augustana... Points 25 vs. Northern State 1/13/17 had 15 points with career-high six assists in NSIC Tournament fi rst round win FG Made 5 (six times) last vs. Bemidji State 2/22/17 over Bemidji State (2/22/17)...named to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team. FG Attempts 12 at Southwest Minnesota State 2/10/17 2015-16: Averaged 5.2 points and 3.1 rebounds per game while playing all 3-PT FG 4 vs. York College 11/19/14 29 games with two starts at forward...shot 34.2 percent from the fi eld (40-117), 3-PT FGA 8 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 12/3/16 30.9 percent from the 3-point line (21-68) and 79 percent (49-62) at the free FT Made 12 vs. Northern State 1/13/17 throw line...scored double digits in six games, highlighted by season-best FT Attempts 13 vs. Northern State 1/13/17 13 points with seven rebounds at Concordia-St. Paul...grabbed career-high Rebounds 9 at Winona State 1/23/16 nine rebounds at Winona State (1/23/16)...scored 12 points in both NSIC Assists 6 vs. Bemidji State 2/22/17 Tournament games, at home vs. Mary (2/24/16) and vs. Northern State Blocks 1 (fi ve times) last vs. Upper Iowa 2/17/17 (2/28/16)...one of six Wildcats named to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team. Steals 3 (fi ve times) last at Minnesota Duluth 1/28/17 Minutes 39 at Sioux Falls 2/11/17 2014-15: Played in 28 games as a reserve forward, averaging 2.4 points and 0.8 rebounds in 7.2 minutes per game...made 21 of 44 shots from the fi eld (47.7%), 13 for 29 behind the 3-point line (44.8%) and 12 of 17 at the free throw line (70.6%)...scored season-high 14 points in just 14 minutes playing time vs. York College, going 4 of 6 from the 3-point line...had eight points and three rebounds playing season-high 17 minutes vs. Peru State (11/28/14)...in NSIC play, scored six points vs. Minnesota State (1/9/15) and at Minnesota Duluth (1/16/15). High School: Graduate of Sundance High School in Wyoming... was an All-State performer in golf, basketball, and track and fi eld... was a Class 2A All-State selection in basketball as a junior and senior, fi nishing high school career with 1,856 points and 694 rebounds... during senior season helped Sundance to a 17-7 record and fourth place fi nish at Class 2A state tour- nament... scored 35 points in third place game at state and was named to the Wyoming Coaches' Association Class 2A All-State team... during junior season average 22 points and 8.0 rebounds per game to be named Casper Star-Tribune Small School Player of the Year... earned All-State honors in golf all four years and was named Class 2A Golfer of the Year after winning the state title as a senior... won three state titles in the discus and holds the Wyoming Class 2A state record with a throw of 151' 8". Personal: Daughter of Jim and Sheryl O'Connor... born May 8, 1996... majoring in physical education at Wayne State.
CAREER STATISTICS - KACIE O'CONNOR Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds YEAR G-GS FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG STLS ASST 2014-15 28-0 21-44 .477 13-29 .448 12-17 .706 10-13 23 0.8 67 2.4 10 10 2015-16 29-2 40-117 .342 21-68 .309 49-62 .790 13-78 91 3.1 150 5.2 19 19 2016-17 30-30` 82-199 .412 39-106 .368 65-78 .833 25-56 81 2.7 268 8.9 34 49 Totals 87-32 143-360 .397 73-203 .360 126-157 .803 48-147 195 2.2 485 5.6 63 78
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 14 2017-18 WILDCAT SENIORS
Maggie Schulte 6-0, Senior Forward 35 Wynot, Nebraska (Wynot HS)
2016-17: Started all 30 games at forward and was named Second Team All-NSIC for a Maggie Schulte Career Highs second straight year after averaging 11.9 points and 6.2 rebounds per game...had three double-doubles on the year and scored 10 or more points in 19 games...shot 41.2 percent Points 28 at Northern State 2/6/16 from the fi eld (113-274) and 85 percent (102-120) at the free throw line...tied for sixth in FG Made 10 at Northern State 2/6/16 the NSIC in free throw percentage at .850 and named NSIC South Division Player of the Week after posting back-to-back double-doubles at Concordia St. Paul and Minnesota FG Attempts 20 (twice) last vs. University of Mary 2/24/16 State...had 14 points and 12 rebounds vs. CSP and 24 points (11-11 at free throw line) 3-PT FG 5 vs. Minot State 1/30/16 with another 12 rebounds at MSU...scored her 1,000th point vs. Winona State (2/18/17) 3-PT FGA 11 vs. Sioux Falls 1/3/16 and had 24 points with 10 rebounds...selected to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team. FT Made 11 at Minnesota State 1/7/17 FT Attempts 11 (twice) last at Minnesota State 1/7/17 2015-16: Earned Second Team All-NSIC honors averaging 14.5 points and 6.3 rebounds per game while starting all 29 games at forward...had four double-doubles and scored Rebounds 15 vs. University of Mary 2/24/16 double fi gures in 21 games with nine games over 20 points...shot 45.4 percent from the Assists 6 at St. Cloud State 1/27/17 fi eld (152-335), 37.5 percent from the 3-point line (42-112) and 90.2 percent (74-82) at Steals 4 (3 times) last at SMSU 2/10/17 the free throw line...ranked fourth in the NSIC in free throw percentage, ninth in scor- Blocks 4 at Southwest Minnesota State 1/2/15 ing and 14th in 3-point fi eld goal percentage...scored career-high 28 points on 10 of 19 Minutes 39 at Sioux Falls 2/11/17 shooting at Northern State (2/6/16)...had 24 points and career-high 15 rebounds in NSIC Tournament win over Mary (2/24/16)...poured in 23 points with 11 rebounds vs. Augustana (11/23/15)...named NSIC South Division Player of the Week on January 5th after scoring 22 points vs. Sioux Falls (1/3/16) and 16 vs. Southwest Minnesota State (1/2/16)...named to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team. 2014-15: Named to the NSIC All-Freshmen Team after starting all 34 games at forward, averaging 7.8 points and 5.3 rebounds per game...ranked second on the team in rebound- ing and third in 3-point fi eld goals while ranking sixth in the NSIC in 3-point fi eld goal percentage (.396)...recorded one double-double and 13 games of double fi gure scoring... had 12 points and season-high 12 rebounds at Concordia-St. Paul (12/5/14)...scored season-high 17 points with four blocked shots at Southwest Minnesota State (1/2/15)... accounted for 15 points on 6 of 10 shooting vs. Harding in NCAA Central Region fi rst round game (3/13/15)...had 10 rebounds and seven points vs. St. Cloud State in NSIC Tournament quarterfi nals (2/28/15). High School: Graduate of Wynot High School... helped the Blue Devils win four Class D2 state championships during high school career... as a senior averaged 18.2 points and 6.8 rebounds per game to earn First Team All-State honors, leading Wynot to a 24-6 record and the Class D2 state title... as a junior accounted for 13.5 points, 7.8 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game helping Wynot to a 25-4 record and Class D2 state title... fi nished high school career with 1,567 points and a 100-15 record... was also a four year starter in vol- leyball and was a four time All-State selection in basketball... selected to play for the Blue All-Stars in the Nebraska Coaches Association All-Star game and scored nine points... also played in the Northeast Nebraska All-Star Basketball Classic in Norfolk and had a double double with 14 points and 10 rebounds to help the Dark All-Stars to an 82-72 win. Personal: Daughter of Don and Laurie Schulte... born July 21, 1995... majoring in social science education at Wayne State.
CAREER STATISTICS - MAGGIE SCHULTE
Total 3-Point Rebounds YEAR G-GS FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG STLS ASST 2014-15 34-34 91-203 .448 38-96 .396 44-59 .746 33-146 179 5.3 264 7.8 29 44 2015-16 29-29 152-335 .454 42-112 .375 74-82 .902 33-150 183 6.3 420 14.5 32 45 2016-17 30-30 113-274 .412 28-88 .318 102-120 .850 28-159 187 6.2 356 11.9 38 71 Totals 93-93 356-812 .438 108-296 .365 220-261 .843 94-455 549 5.9 1040 11.2 99 160
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 15 2017-18 WILDCAT JUNIORS
Anna Ekert 6-0, Junior Guard Wyoming, Minnesota 30 (Forest Lake HS/ North Iowa Area CC)
2016-17: Sat out season as a redshirt.
Before Wayne State: Played two seasons at North Iowa Area Community College...in 2015-16 season, averaged 9.2 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game while helping team to a 23-12 record and a trip to the national junior college tournament...scored career high 31 points in fi rst round of national tournament vs. Lake Michigan...selected NJCAA Region XI Most Valuable Player and was named All-NJCAA Region XI Second Team...during freshman season (2014-15), averaged 6.7 points and 4.9 rebounds per game helping team to 25-6 record and berth to the junior college national tournament...was named All-NJCAA Region XI Third Team.
High School: Graduate of Forest Lake High School in Minnesota... was All-Suburban East Conference First Team as a junior and senior and was an Honorable Mention selection during sophomore season.
Personal: Daughter of Tim Eckert...born January 21, 1996...major- ing in psychology at Wayne State College.
2017-18 Wildcat Seniors: (Left to right) Ka- 2017-18 Wildcat Juniors: (Left to right) cie O'Connor, Paige Ballinger and Maggie Schulte. Anna Eckert, Elizabeth Osbourn, Maggie Lowe, Andrea Larson and Taylor Reiner.
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 16 2017-18 WILDCAT JUNIORS
Andrea Larson 6-0, Junior Forward 44 Mediapolis, Iowa (Mediapolis HS)
2016-17: Saw action in 24 games with one start at forward, averaging 3.9 Andrea Larson Career Highs points and 2.4 rebounds per game while playing just 9.1 minutes per game... scored season-high 16 points with seven rebounds in just 15 minutes vs. Points 16 vs. Jamestown (N.D.) 11/25/16 Jamestown (N.D.) on 11/25/16...had 15 points in just 14 minutes on 6 of 10 FG Made 7 vs. Jamestown (N.D.) 11/25/16 FG Attempts 12 vs. Jamestown (N.D.) 11/25/16 shooting in season opener vs. Nebraska-Kearney (11/12/16)...also had 15 3-PT FG 1 vs. York College 11/19/15 points in season-high 21 minutes vs. Southwest Minnesota State (12/31/16)... 3-PT FGA 2 (twice) last vs. Minnesota State 12/2/16 one of seven Wildcats named to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team. FT Made 4 vs. William Jewell 11/14/15 FT Attempts 6 at Winona State 1/23/16 2015-16: Averaged 1.9 points and 1.7 rebounds per game while appearing Rebounds 7 vs. Jamestown (N.D.) 11/25/16 in 22 games as a reserve forward...shot 13 of 50 (.260) from the fi eld and Assists 2 (3 times) last vs. SMSU 12/31/16 15 for 27 (.556) at the free throw line while playing 6.9 minutes per game... Blocks 1 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 12/31/16 Steals 3 at University of Mary 12/9/16 scored season-high nine points vs. York College (11/19/15) and at Min- Minutes 21 vs. Southwest Minnesota State 12/31/16 nesota Crookston (12/11/15)...produced eight points and season-high six rebounds vs. William Jewell (11/14/15)...played season-high 17 minutes vs. York College (11/19/15) and 16 minutes vs. William Jewell, at Winona State (1/23/16) and at Sioux Falls (2/12/16).
High School: Graduate of Mediapolis High School in Iowa...was a three year starter and four year letter winner in basketball...also started three years in golf and two years in volleyball...averaged 21.7 points and 10.3 rebounds per game during senior season, helping Mediapolis to 25-1 record and third place fi nish in Iowa Class 3A State Tournament...shot 65.7 percent (201-306) from the fi eld and 67.6 percent (97-155) from the free throw line to earn Iowa Newspaper Association, Des Moines Register and Iowa Girls Coaches Association Class 3A First Team All-State honors...during junior season, averaged 19.4 points and 8.1 rebounds per game while helping Mediapolis to 24-2 record and Iowa Class 3A state semi fi nals...post season honors as a junior included Class 3A First Team All-State honors from the Des Moines Register, Iowa Newspaper Association, Iowa Girls Coaches Association and Iowa Basketball Coaches Association.
Personal: Daughter of Nathan and Heidi Larson...born December 12, 1996...majoring in agriculture business.
CAREER STATISTICS - ANDREA LARSON
Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds YEAR G-GS FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG STLS ASST 2015-16 22-0 13-50 .260 1-7 .143 15-27 .556 17-21 38 1.7 42 1.9 3 5 2016-17 24-1 32-80 .400 0-6 .000 30-48 .625 15-42 57 2.4 94 3.9 12 9 Totals 46-1 45-130 .346 1-13 .077 45-75 .600 32-63 95 2.1 136 3.0 15 14
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 17 2017-18 WILDCAT JUNIORS
Maggie Lowe 5-7, Junior Guard 12 Perry, Iowa (Perry HS)
2016-17: Played in all 30 games as a reserve guard, averaging 2.6 points Maggie Lowe Career Highs per contest...shot 35.1 percent from the fi eld (26-74), 34.7 percent from the 3-point line (17-49) and 60 percent (9-15) at the free throw line...scored Points 12 at University of Mary 12/9/16 season-high 12 points, going 3 of 6 from the 3-point line, at the University FG Made 4 (twice) last vs. Upper Iowa 2/17/17 of Mary (12/9/16)...produced nine points and three assists vs. Upper Iowa FG Attempts 10 at University of Mary 12/9/16 (2/17/17)...also had nine points making 3 of 4 3-pointers vs. Minnesota 3-PT FG 3 (3 times) last at Univ. of Mary 12/9/16 3-PT FGA 8 vs. Winona State 2/19/16 State (12/2/16)...selected to the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team. FT Made 4 at Sioux Falls 2/12/16 FT Attempts 6 at Sioux Falls 2/12/16 2015-16: Averaged 1.8 points, 1.1 assists and 0.6 rebounds per game Rebounds 4 vs. William Jewell 11/14/15 while playing in 28 games as a reserve point guard...shot 15-47 from the Assists 6 vs. York College 11/19/15 fi eld (31.9 percent), 10 of 29 behind the 3-point line (.345) and 10 of 14 Steals 3 (twice) last vs. Conc.-Portland 11/26/16 (.714) at the free throw stripe...scored season-high nine points going 3 for 3 Minutes 21 vs. York College 11/19/15 behind the 3-point line with six assists playing season-high 21 minutes vs. York College (11/19/15)...scored seven points vs. Winona State (2/19/16)... had fi ve points and four assists at Concordia-St. Paul (1/9/16)...handed out four assists vs. William Jewell (11/14/15) and at Concordia-St. Paul.
High School: Graduate of Perry High School in Iowa...was a four year starter in basketball and volleyball, also running three years in track and playing one year of softball...averaged 14 points, 6.95 assists, 3.4 rebounds and 2.77 steals per game during senior season, helping team to 15-8 record...post-season honors included Iowa Newspaper and Iowa Girls Coaches Association Class 4A Third Team All-State honors...during junior season, averaged 11.5 points, 6.33 assists and 2.16 steals per game to earn Iowa Class 4A Third Team All-State honors from Iowa Newspaper and Iowa Girls Coaches Associations...also earned Academic All-Conference honors in all sports played.
Personal: Daughter of Tom and Biddy Lowe...born March 18, 1997... majoring in sport management at WSC.
CAREER STATISTICS - MAGGIE LOWE
Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds YEAR G-GS FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG STLS ASST 2015-16 28-0 15-47 .319 10-29 .345 10-14 .714 3-14 17 0.6 50 1.8 9 30 2016-17 30-0 26-74 .351 17-49 .347 9-15 .600 2-8 10 0.3 78 2.6 18 17 Totals 58-0 41-121 .339 27-78 .346 19-29 .655 5-22 27 0.5 128 2.2 27 47
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 18 2017-18 WILDCAT JUNIORS
Taylor Reiner 6-3, Junior Center 42 Highlands Ranch, Colorado (Thunder Ridge HS)
2016-17: Played in all 30 games as a reserve center and averaged Taylor Reiner Career Highs 1.2 points and 2.3 rebounds per game...ranked second on the team in blocked shots with 30 and was 11th in the NSIC in blocked shots per Points 12 vs. York College 11/19/15 game (1.0)...played season high 19 minutes at Sioux Falls, recording six FG Made 6 vs. York College 11/19/15 FG Attempts 10 at Northern State 2/28/16 rebounds and three blocked shots...had season-highs of six points and FT Made 3 vs. University of Mary 1/31/16 fi ve blocked shots at Minnesota State (1/7/17)...played 17 minutes and FT Attempts 4 (3 times) last at Sioux Falls 2/11/17 grabbed six rebounds vs. Nebraska-Kearney (11/12/16)...one of seven Rebounds 7 (twice) last vs. University of Mary 1/31/16 Wildcats to receive NSIC Winter All-Academic Team honors. Assists 2 (3 times) last vs. Neb.-Kearney 11/12/16 Steals 2 (3 times) last vs. SMSU 12/31/16 2015-16: Averaged 4.1 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.3 blocked shots Blocks 5 (twice) last at Minnesota State 1/7/17 per game while playing in 26 contests with seven starts...shot 44.1 Minutes 26 at Northern State 2/6/16 percent (45-102) from the fi eld and 68 percent (17-25) at the free throw stripe...scored season-high 12 points on 6 of 6 shooting vs. York College (11/19/15)...had nine points with seven rebounds and fi ve blocked shots vs. Mary (1/31/16)...scored nine points on 4 of 4 shooting vs. Southwest Minnesota State (1/2/16).
2014-15: Sat out season as a redshirt.
High School: Graduate of Thunder Ridge High School in Colorado... was a four year letter winner and two year starter... during senior sea- son averaged 8.7 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game while shooting 51 percent from the fi eld helping her team to a 17-7 record and a trip to the Colorado Class 5A state tournament... was second team All-Continental League during senior season and received Academic All-State First Team honors...played in the Class 5A State Tournament all three years in high school and was named to numerous All-Star teams... as a senior in track and fi eld qualifi ed for the state meet in the shot put and placed ninth... beat a 16 year old school record in the shot put and earned Second Team All-Continental League honors while also receiving First Team Academic All-State recognition.
Personal: Daughter of Jim and Kathie Reiner... born May 26, 1996... majoring in applied human and sport physiology.
CAREER STATISTICS - TAYLOR REINER
Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds YEAR G-GS FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG BLK ASST 2015-16 26-7 45-102 .441 0-0 .000 17-25 .680 21-54 75 2.9 107 4.1 33 10 2016-17 30-0 15-56 .268 0-0 .000 6-13 .462 9-59 68 2.3 36 1.2 30 5 Totals 56-7 60-158 .380 0-0 .000 23-38 .605 30-113 143 2.6 143 2.6 63 15
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 19 2017-18 WILDCAT SOPHOMORES
Amanda Brainerd 6-1, Sophomore Forward 4 DeWitt, Iowa (Central DeWitt HS)
Amanda Brainerd Career Highs
Points 10 vs. Minnesota State 12/2/16 FG Made 2 (3 times) last vs. Upper Iowa 2/17/17 FG Attempts 4 (3 times) last vs. Augustana 12/17/16 3-PT FG 2 vs. Minnesota State 12/2/16 2016-17: Played in all 30 games as a reserve forward, averaging 1.7 3-PT FGA 3 (twice) last vs. Augustana 12/17/16 points and 1.5 rebounds per game...shot 32.6 percent from the fi eld FT Made 4 (twice) last at Upper Iowa 1/21/17 (14-43), 25 percent from the 3-point line (6-24) and 70.8 percent (17- FT Attempts 4 (twioce) last at Upper Iowa 1/21/17 24) at the free throw line...scored season-high 10 points vs. Minnesota Rebounds 6 at Minot State 12/10/16 State (12/2/16)...grabbed a season best six rebounds at Minot State Blocks 1 vs. Concordia-Portland 11/26/16 (12/10/16)...played season-high 22 minutes vs. Peru State (11/13/16). Assists 1 (done 10 different times) Steals 3 vs. Peru State 11/13/16 Minutes 22 vs. Peru State 11/13/16 High School: Graduate of Central DeWitt High School in Iowa... four year starter in basketball, three year starter in volleyball and also competed in soccer (two years) and track (one year)... averaged 17.2 points and 7.5 rebounds per game during senior season, shooting 45% from the fi eld and 88.9% at the free throw line... post season honors included First Team IGCA Class 4A All-State, Second Team Iowa Newspaper Association All-State, All-Region, All-District and unanimous First Team All-WaMac East All-Conference... as a junior averaged 12.6 points and 6.6 rebounds per game while shooting 47.8% from the fi eld to earn First Team All-WaMac East All-Conference and All-District honors... during sophomore season was selected Iowa Newspaper Association Class 4A All-State Third Team along with First Team All-District and All-Con- ference... also excelled in volleyball earning First Team All-Conference honors in senior season.
Personal: Daughter of Dean and Vicki Brainerd... born June 7, 1998... major is undeclared.
CAREER STATISTICS - AMANDA BRAINERD
Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds YEAR G-GS FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG STLS ASST 2016-17 30-0 14-43 .326 6-24 .250 17-24 .708 8-36 44 1.5 51 1.7 6 10 Totals 30-0 14-43 .326 6-24 .250 17-24 .708 8-36 44 1.5 51 1.7 6 10
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 20 2017-18 WILDCAT SOPHOMORES
Evelyn Knox 5-7, Sophomore Guard 21 Plymouth, Minnesota (Hopkins HS)
Evelyn Knox Career Highs Points 10 (twice) last vs. Upper Iowa 2/17/17 FG Made 3 (four times) last vs. Upper Iowa 2/17/17 FG Attempts 7 vs. Peru State 11/13/16 3 PT FG 2 (twice) last vs. Upper Iowa 2/17/17 3 PT FG ATT 5 (twice) last at Univ. of Mary 12/9/16 FT Made 4 vs. Sioux Falls 12/30/16 FT Attempts 4 vs. Sioux Falls 12/30/16 Rebounds 3 vs. Rockhurst 11/18/16 Assists 3 vs. Minnesota Crookston 2/4/17 2016-17: Played in all 30 games as a reserve guard, averaging 2.5 points Steals 3 vs. Sioux Falls 12/30/16 and 0.7 assists per game while playing 10.8 minutes per contest...shot Minutes 22 vs. Rockhurst 11/18/16 32.8 percent from the fi eld (22-67), 27 percent from 3-point range (10-37) and a team best 95.5 percent at the free throw line (21-22)...scored 10 points at the University of Mary (12/9/16) and vs. Upper Iowa (2/17/17)... handed out season-high three assists vs. Minnesota Crookston (2/4/17).
High School: Graduate of Hopkins High School in Minnesota... fi ve year letterwinner in basketball and played on two Class 4A State Champion- ship teams and one runner-up during high school career... during senior season was captain of team and named All-Lake Conference Honorable Mention while helping team to Class 4A runner-up fi nish... as a junior averaged 7.0 points per game and led team in 3-pointers (50) and 3-point fi eld goal percentage (52%) helping team win Class 4A State Title... also played on State Championship team as a freshman.
Personal: Daughter of Gary and Gail Knox... born June 26, 1998... majoring in communications at WSC.
CAREER STATISTICS - EVELYN KNOX
Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds YEAR G-GS FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG STL ASST 2016-17 30-0 22-67 .328 10-37 .270 21-22 .955 8-10 18 0.6 75 2.5 14 22 Totals 30-0 22-67 .328 10-37 .270 21-22 .955 8-10 18 0.6 75 2.5 14 22
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 21 2017-18 WILDCAT SOPHOMORES
Taylor Wangerin 6-4, Sophomore Center 40 Apple Valley, Minnesota (Apple Valley HS)
Taylor Wangerin Career Highs Points 12 vs. Peru State 11/13/16 FG Made 6 vs. Peru State 11/13/16 FG Attempts 8 vs. Peru State 11/13/16 FT Made 5 vs. Concordia-Portland 11/26/16 FT Attempts 8 vs. Concordia-Portland 11/26/16 Rebounds 5 vs. Peru State 11/13/16 2016-17: Played in 24 games as a reserve center, averaging 1.8 Assists 2 at Minot State 12/10/16 points and 1.2 rebounds per game...scored season-high 12 points Steals 1 (3 times) last vs. Northern State 1/13/17 with fi ve rebounds in 16 minutes vs. Peru State (11/13/16)...had Blocks 3 vs. Concordia-Portland 11/26/16 seven points, four rebounds and two blocked shots at the University Minutes 16 vs. Peru State 11/13/16 of Mary (12/9/16)...scored fi ve points with four rebounds and three blocks vs. Concordia-Portland (11/26/16).
High School: Graduate of Apple Valley High School in Minnesota... was a fi ve year starter in basketball and track and fi eld...also played two years of volleyball...during senior season was team captain and named All-South Suburban Conference Honorable Mention... during junior year received All-District and All-Conference Honor- able Mention...excels in the classroom receiving senior academic award...played on the North Tartan Nike Elite Summer Team.
Personal: Daughter of Will and Lisa Wangerin...born October 13, 1997...majoring in pre-dentistry at WSC.
CAREER STATISTICS - TAYLOR WANGERIN
Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds YEAR G-GS FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG BLK ASST 2016-17 24-0 15-29 .517 0-1 .000 13-23 .565 10-19 29 1.2 43 1.8 14 6 Totals 24-0 15-29 .517 0-1 .000 13-23 .565 10-19 29 1.2 43 1.8 14 6
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 22 2017-18 WILDCAT NEWCOMERS
Elizabeth Osbourn Brittany Bongartz 6-0, Junior 6-0, Freshman Forward Center Gridley, Calif. 11 Ramsey, Minn. 54 (Gridley HS/Yuba (Anoka HS) College)
Before Wayne State: Played two years at Yuba College in California High School: Graduate of Anoka High School in Minnesota...a before transferring to Wayne State...earned All-Bay Valley Conference three year starter and four year letter winner...during senior season, honors for the 49ers after averaging 13.9 points and 9.1 rebounds per averaged 16.7 points per game to earn All-Northwest Suburban game shooting 50 percent from the fi eld and 69.6 percent from the Conference honors...produced 15.7 points, 7.4 rebounds and 1.1 free throw line in 29 games...also earned Academic All-Conference blocks per game as a junior while earning All-Northwest Suburban honors while at Yuba College, helping the team to a 17-13 record... spent her fi rst year of college at NCAA Division II Holy Names Uni- Conference honors...accounted for 12.2 points and 7.2 rebounds per versity in California. game during sophomore season...scored over 1,000 points in high school career and played on two Class 4A state tournament teams. High School: A graduate of Gridley High School in California, Osbourn was a two-time All-Butte View League selection in basketball after Personal: Daughter of Chris and Kim Bongartz...born February averaging 16.6 points and 6.4 rebounds per game to earn league 2, 1999...major is computer science. MVP honors...was also a three-year starter in volleyball and two-year starter in track and fi eld and was named Appeal Democrat Athlete of the Year as a senior in 2015.
Personal: Daughter of Ted and Susan Osbourn...born October 11, 1996...majoring in pre-vet. Halley Busse Payton Draper 5-5, Freshman 6-1, Freshman Point Guard 23 Guard Winthrop, Minn. Waverly, Iowa 31 (Gubbon-Fairfax- (Waverly-Shell Rock HS) Winthrop HS
High School: Graduate of Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop High School in Minnesota...a multi-sport standout, starting fi ve years in basketball High School: Graduate of Waverly- Shell Rock High School in and volleyball and three years each in golf and track and fi eld... Iowa...three-year starter in basketball...averaged 10.7 points, 4.0 during senior season averaged 24.4 points, 5.3 rebounds and 5.28 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.56 steals per game as a senior leading assists per game...was named Miss Basketball Finalist in Minnesota, team to 16-7 record...was named Iowa Girls Coaches Association KNUJ Player of the Year, Class AA All-State Selection and Toma- Class 4A Third Team All-State and earned First Team All-Conference, hawk All-Conference and Player of the Year...fi nished high school All-District and All-Region honors... as a junior, averaged 11.7 points, career with 3,174 points, 667 rebounds, 536 steals and 469 assists 4.5 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game to earn Iowa Girls Coaches and was a three time Class AA All-State Selection...averaged 25.6 Association Class 4A Third Team All-State honors to go with First points, 5.6 rebounds and 4.0 steals per game as a junior to earn Team All-Conference, All-District and All-Region...also played two Class 2A All-State honors...is a fi ve-time All-Tomahawk Conference years of soccer and helped team to state tournament as a senior. selection and in volleyball is a two-time All-Conference honoree... also excels in the classroom with Academic All-Conference honors Personal: Daughter of Randy and Brooke Draper...born on October the past two seasons. 26, 1998...major is undecided. Personal: Daughter of Rich and Becky Busse...born December 2, 1998...majoring in education. 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 23 2017-18 WILDCAT NEWCOMERS
Erin Norling Haley Vesey 5-11, Freshman 5-10, Freshman Forward Guard Loretto, Minn. 22 Indianola, Iowa (Delano HS) (Indianola HS) 3
High School: Graduate of Delano High School in Minnesota... High School: Graduate of Indianola High School in Iowa...was was a four-year starter in basketball and volleyball...averaged 19.4 a three-year starter and four-year letter winner in basketball...as points per game as a senior to earn All-Wright County Conference a senior averaged 12.8 points and 5.6 rebounds per game while honors...as a junior (2015-16), recorded 18.2 points, 6.0 rebounds leading team to an unbeaten regular season (23-0) and the Class and 3.7 assists per game to earn All-Wright County Conference and 5A state semifi nals...was a First Team Des Moines Metro/ Little All-State honorable mention honors...was also an All-Conference Hawkeye Conference Selection and was voted to the Class 5A volleyball player as a junior and senior. State All-Tournament Team...averaged 9.4 points per game as a junior and 11 points a contest as a sophomore...was a Second Personal: Daughter of Robb and Lynette Norling...born on January Team All-Little Hawkeye Conference selection as a junior and 29, 1999...majoring in biology. First Team honoree as a sophomore and has earned All-Academic recognition for three years while helping her team to the Class 5A State Tournament each year.
Personal: Daughter of Michael and Stephanie Vesey...born on October 28, 1998...major is undeclared.
2017-18 Wildcat Sophomores: (Left to 2017-18 Wildcat Freshmen: (Left to right) right) Evelyn Knox, Taylor Wangerin and Amanda Halley Busse, Erin Norling, Payton Draper, Brit- Brainerd. tany Bongartz and Haley Vesey.
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 24 2016-17 WILDCAT STATISTICS
TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Paige Ballinger 30 30 754 25.1 162 325 .498 0 1 .000 124 158 .785 27 117 144 4.8 104 3 59 81 77 39 448 14.9 Anna Martensen 25 25 672 26.9 122 232 .526 2 7 .286 100 136 .735 37 121 158 6.3 67 3 36 54 11 52 346 13.8 Maggie Schulte 30 30 952 31.7 113 274 .412 28 88 .318 102 120 .850 28 159 187 6.2 65 0 71 63 15 38 356 11.9 Kacie O'Connor 30 30 868 28.9 82 199 .412 39 106 .368 65 78 .833 25 56 81 2.7 50 0 49 39 1 34 268 8.9 Haley Moore 30 30 897 29.9 61 142 .430 37 84 .440 31 42 .738 8 56 64 2.1 33 0 108 50 1 48 190 6.3 Andrea Larson 24 1 219 9.1 32 80 .400 0 6 .000 30 48 .625 15 42 57 2.4 25 0 9 23 1 12 94 3.9 Katie Hoskins 25 4 339 13.6 31 90 .344 8 42 .190 21 25 .840 17 57 74 3.0 20 0 22 19 7 11 91 3.6 Maggie Lowe 30 0 255 8.5 26 74 .351 17 49 .347 9 15 .600 2 8 10 0.3 12 0 17 16 0 18 78 2.6 Evelyn Knox 30 0 323 10.8 22 67 .328 10 37 .270 21 22 .955 8 10 18 0.6 34 0 22 13 0 14 75 2.5 Taylor Wangerin 24 0 140 5.8 15 29 .517 0 1 .000 13 23 .565 10 19 29 1.2 30 0 6 15 14 3 43 1.8 Amanda Brainerd 30 0 271 9.0 14 43 .326 6 24 .250 17 24 .708 8 36 44 1.5 31 0 10 26 1 6 51 1.7 Taylor Reiner 30 0 257 8.6 15 56 .268 0 0 .000 6 13 .462 9 59 68 2.3 41 0 5 21 30 7 36 1.2 Alexis McAfee 16 0 53 3.3 3 16 .188 0 10 .000 5 10 .500 1 4 5 0.3 9 0 5 4 0 3 11 0.7 Team 56 71 127 4.2 0 10 0 Wayne State 30 6000 698 1627 .429 147 455 .323 544 714 .762 251 815 1066 35.5 521 6 419 434 158 285 2087 69.6 Opponents 30 6000 677 1822 .372 183 542 .338 318 441 .721 363 756 1119 37.3 629 - 405 490 95 215 1855 61.8
Score By Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Deadball Rebounds Off. Def. Total Wayne State College 533 448 547 559 2087 Wayne State College 83 12 95 Opponents 378 464 455 558 1855 Opponents 78 9 87
RECORD Overall Home Away Neutral `Attendance Info. Games Total Avg./Game All Games 23-7 12-3 8-3 3-1 Home 15 8365 558 Conference 16-6 8-3 8-3 0-0 Away 11 8695 790 Non-Conference 7-1 4-0 0-0 3-1 Neutral 4 1575 394 2016-17 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS
DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER 11/12/16 6:00 p.m. NEBRASKA-KEARNEY W 69-56 557 (19)Schulte, Maggie (8)Schulte, Maggie (8)Martensen, Anna 11/13/16 3:00 p.m. PERU STATE W 81-51 415 (13)Ballinger, Paige (11)Hoskins, Katie 11/18/16 7:00 p.m. ROCKHURST W 58-45 479 (15)Martensen, Anna (7)Schulte, Maggie (7)Ballinger, Paige 11/21/16 6:00 p.m. at Augustana (SD) * L 73-79 2138 (22)Ballinger, Paige (9)Martensen, Anna 11/25/16 2:01 p.m. vs Jamestown (N.D.) % W 65-56 382 (16)Larson, Andrea (9)Martensen, Anna 11/26/16 12:00 p.m. vs Concordia-Portland % W 79-62 290 (17)Martensen, Anna (8)Martensen, Anna 12/2/16 6:00 p.m. MINNESOTA STATE * L 72-85 440 (15)Ballinger, Paige (11)Martensen, Anna 12/3/16 4:00 p.m. CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL * L 66-86 523 (18)Ballinger, Paige (9)Martensen, Anna 12/9/16 6:00 p.m. at University of Mary * W 63-47 1021 (12)Lowe, Maggie (7)Martensen, Anna (12)Martensen, Anna 12/10/16 4:00 p.m. at Minot State * W 75-45 631 (17)Ballinger, Paige (6)Brainerd, Amanda 12/17/16 4:00 p.m. AUGUSTANA (SD) * W 75-66 473 (24)O'Connor, Kacie (9)Schulte, Maggie 12/30/16 6:00 p.m. SIOUX FALLS * W 58-50 422 (17)Ballinger, Paige (5)Schulte, Maggie (5)Brainerd, Amanda 12/31/16 4:00 p.m. SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA * W 78-70 537 (21)Schulte, Maggie (8)O'Connor, Kacie 01/06/17 6:00 p.m. at Concordia-St. Paul * W 66-52 410 (14)Schulte, Maggie (12)Schulte, Maggie 01/07/17 4:00 p.m. at Minnesota State * W 70-55 412 (24)Schulte, Maggie (12)Schulte, Maggie 1/13/17 6:00 p.m. NORTHERN STATE * W 87-82 725 (25)O'Connor, Kacie (6)Schulte, Maggie (25)Ballinger, Paige 1/14/17 4:00 p.m. MSU MOORHEAD * L 64-74 676 (22)Martensen, Anna (7)Schulte, Maggie 1/20/17 6:00 p.m. at Winona State * L 41-62 733 (12)O'Connor, Kacie (8)Ballinger, Paige (12)Moore, Haley 1/21/17 4:00 p.m. at Upper Iowa * W 73-64 304 (19)O'Connor, Kacie (6)Schulte, Maggie 1/27/17 6:00 p.m. at St. Cloud State * W 75-63 1086 (21)Ballinger, Paige (8)Schulte, Maggie 1/28/17 4:00 p.m. at Minnesota Duluth * L 52-64 398 (20)Ballinger, Paige (11)Ballinger, Paige 2/3/17 6:00 p.m. BEMIDJI STATE * W 70-65 739 (20)Ballinger, Paige (8)Martensen, Anna 2/4/17 4:00 p.m. MINNESOTA CROOKSTON * W 67-60 638 (17)Schulte, Maggie (9)Martensen, Anna 2/10/17 6:00 p.m. at Southwest Minnesota State * W 71-60 977 (19)Ballinger, Paige (5)Schulte, Maggie (5)O'Connor, Kacie 2/11/17 4:00 p.m. at Sioux Falls * W 67-57 585 (18)Martensen, Anna (8)Schulte, Maggie 2/17/17 6:00 p.m. UPPER IOWA * W 91-51 688 (23)Martensen, Anna (6)Schulte, Maggie 2/18/17 4:00 p.m. WINONA STATE * W 67-63 677 (24)Schulte, Maggie (10)Schulte, Maggie 2/22/17 7:00 p.m. BEMIDJI STATE # W 85-61 376 (22)Ballinger, Paige (9)Martensen, Anna 2/25/17 2:30 p.m. vs Minnesota Duluth # W 80-66 521 (22)Ballinger, Paige (8)Martensen, Anna 2/27/17 12:00 p.m. vs Sioux Falls # L 49-58 382 (20)Ballinger, Paige (8)Martensen, Anna Bold denotes home games
* Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Game % Radison Hotel Concordia-St. Paul Tournament - St. Paul, Minnesota # NSIC Sanford Health Tournament Game
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 25 WSC ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS
Opponent G W L Pct. Opponent G W L Pct. Opponent G W L Pct. Adams State ...... 4...... 3 ..... 1 ... .750 Metro State ...... 5...... 2 ..... 3 ... .400 Pittsburg State ...... 27....9 ..... 18 . .333 Alaska-Anchorage ...... 2 ...... 1 ..... 1 ... .500 Midland Lutheran ...... 39 ....16 ... 23 . .410 Plainview (TX) Queen Bees .1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Alaska-Fairbanks ...... 3 ...... 1 ..... 2 ... .333 Minn.-Crookston ...... 31....24 ... 7 ... .774 Presentation ...... 2 ...... 2 ..... 0 . 1.000 Augustana (Ill.) ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Minnesota Duluth .....25....12 ... 13 . .480 Quincy ...... 5...... 3 ..... 2 ... .600 Augustana (SD) ...... 36....16 ... 20 . .444 Minnesota Morris ...... 20 ....14 ... 6 ... .700 Rockhurst ...... 8...... 3 ..... 5 ... .375 Bemidji State ...... 46....32 ... 14 . .695 Minnesota State ...... 24 ....17 ... 7 ... .708 Rollins ...... 1...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Benedictine ...... 2 ...... 1 ..... 1 ... .500 Minot State ...... 5...... 5 ..... 0 ..1.000 Saginaw Valley State ..1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Bentley...... 1...... 0 ..... 1 .....000 MSU Moorhead ...... 37....20 ... 17 . .541 Simpson...... 4...... 2 ..... 2 ... .500 Briar Cliff ...... 32....20 ... 12 . .625 Missouri Southern...... 27....8 ..... 19 . .296 Sioux Falls...... 16....12 ... 4 ... .750 Buena Vista ...... 7...... 6 ..... 1 ... .857 Missouri Western ...... 27 ....8 ..... 19 . .296 South Dakota ...... 27 ....6 ..... 21 . .222 Calif.-Poly Pomona .....1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Morningside ...... 21 ....9 ..... 12 . .429 South Dakota State ....13 ....7 ..... 6 ... .538 Cal State-Chico ...... 1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Mount Marty...... 15....12 ... 3 ... .800 South Dakota Mines ...7 ...... 7 ..... 0 . 1.000 Cal State-Los Angeles 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Mount Mercy ...... 6...... 6 ..... 0 . 1.000 Southern Colorado .....1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Cal State-San Bernadino 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Murray State (KY) ...... 1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 SIU-Edwardsville ...... 1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Cal State-Stanislaus ...1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 National College ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Southwest Baptist ...... 2 ...... 1 ..... 1 ... .500 Central Missouri State 3 ...... 0 ..... 3 ... .000 Nebraska-Kearney ....66 ....36 ... 30 . .545 SW Minnesota State .52 ....34 ... 18 . .654 Chadron State ...... 33 ....29 ... 4 ... .879 Nebraska-Lincoln...... 16 ....8 ..... 8 ... .500 SW Missouri State ...... 3 ...... 1 ..... 2 ... .333 College of St. Mary's ..24 ....17 ... 7 ... .708 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 19 ....11 ... 8 ... .579 St. Ambrose ...... 1...... 1 ..... 0 ..1.000 Colorado ...... 1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Nebraska Wesleyan ...5 ...... 3 ..... 2 ... .600 St. Cloud State ...... 17....13 ... 4 ... .765 Colorado Christian ...... 11 ....8 ..... 3 ... .727 Newman Univ...... 4 ...... 4 ..... 0 . 1.000 St. Mary's (Texas) ...... 1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Colo.-Colorado Springs 3 ...... 3 ..... 0 . 1.000 New Mexico Highlands ... 1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Tarkio ...... 5...... 2 ..... 3 ... .400 Colorado Mines ...... 12 ....11 ... 1 ... .917 Nolt (Mo.) ...... 1...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Texas-Arlington ...... 1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Concordia (Neb.) ...... 17 ....16 ... 1 ... .941 North Dakota ...... 2 ...... 1 ..... 1 ... .500 Texas-Pan American...1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Concordia-Portland.....1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 North Dakota State .....4 ...... 0 ..... 4 ... .000 Univ. of Mary (ND) .....19 ....15 ... 4 ... .789 Concordia-St. Paul ...38 ....19 ... 19 . .500 NE Missouri State ...... 3 ...... 2 ..... 1 ... .667 Upper Iowa ...... 24....23 ... 1 ... .958 CSU-Pueblo...... 1...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Northeast Tech ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 USD-Springfi eld ...... 1...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Dana College ...... 2 ...... 2 ..... 0 . 1.000 Northern Colorado ...... 2 ...... 2 ..... 0 . 1.000 Valley City State ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Dakota State ...... 6...... 6 ..... 0 . 1.000 Northern Iowa ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Waldorf College ...... 2 ...... 2 ..... 0 . 1.000 Dakota Wesleyan ...... 2 ...... 1 ..... 1 ... .500 Northern State ...... 49....27 ... 22 . .551 Washburn ...... 26....6 ..... 20 . .231 Denver University ...... 3 ...... 1 ..... 2 ... .333 NW Missouri State ...... 15 ....3 ..... 12 . .200 West Texas State ...... 1...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Dickinson State...... 3...... 3 ..... 0 . 1.000 Northwestern College .10 ....6 ..... 4 ... .600 Western State ...... 2...... 1 ..... 1 ... .500 Doane College ...... 24 ....15 ... 9 ... .625 Okla. City University ...1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Westmar ...... 12....9 ..... 3 ... .750 Dominican (Calif.) ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 ..1.000 Omaha Raiders ...... 2 ...... 2 ..... 0 . 1.000 William Jewell ...... 3 ...... 3 ..... 0 . 1.000 Dordt College...... 2...... 1 ..... 1 ... .500 Omaha Roadrunners ..1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 William Penn...... 6 ...... 2 ..... 4 ... .333 Eckerd ...... 1...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Panhandle State ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Winona State ...... 50....30 ... 20 . .600 Emporia State ...... 28 ....6 ..... 22 .214 Peru State ...... 28....17 ... 11 . .607 Wisconsin-Parkside .1 ...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 Findlay (Ohio) ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 York College ...... 14 ....14 ... 0 . 1.000 Florida Southern ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 Totals (47 years) ...... 1326..757 ..569 ..571 Fort Hays State...... 37....10 ... 27 . .270 2017-18 Opponents in BOLD Fort Lewis College ...... 2 ...... 2 ..... 0 . 1.000 Linda Schnitzler Walker (1985-89) Graceland ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 is the all-time leading scorer in Grandview ...... 4...... 2 ..... 2 ... .500 Wayne State women's basketball Harding (Ark.) ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 history with 2,224 points. This Hastings College ...... 18 ....5 ..... 13 . .278 photo shows Schnitzler receiving Jamestown (N.D.) ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 a standing ovation from the WSC J.F.Kennedy ...... 9...... 4 ..... 5 ... .444 crowd and congratulations from Wildcat head coach Liz O'Brien Kansas State ...... 6...... 3 ..... 3 ... .500 on February 24, 1989 after becom- Lees-McRae (NC)...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 ..1.000 ing the all-time leader for points Lewis (Ill.) ...... 1...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 scored by a Nebraska women's Lincoln Panthers ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 college basketball player, passing Lincoln (Mo.) ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 the record of 2,131 points held by Lindenwood ...... 1 ...... 1 ..... 0 ..1.000 Maurtice Ivy of Nebraska. Schnitler Look Magazine ...... 3 ...... 0 ..... 3 ... .000 Walker fi nished her Wildcat career Luther ...... 1...... 0 ..... 1 ... .000 with 2,224 points. The record would Martin Luther (Minn.) ..1 ...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 stand for over three years until Cin- McPherson ...... 1...... 1 ..... 0 . 1.000 dy Hays of Midland Lutheran broke Mesa State ...... 3...... 1 ..... 2 ... .333 the mark in 1992 with 2,567 points. 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 26 THE NORTHERN SUN INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE
From its modest origin as a six-team alliance over eight decades ago, the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference has matured into a 16-team union of upper Midwest colleges and universities to form arguably the strongest affi liation in NCAA Division II. The NSIC can trace its roots to 1932 when six schools, including Bemidji State University, Minnesota State University, Mankato, Minnesota State University Moorhead, St. Cloud State University, University of Minnesota Duluth and Winona State University signed on as charter members. All remain active subscribers of the league today. Southwest Minnesota State University was added in 1969, followed by Northern State University in 1978, Wayne State College (NE) in 1998, Concordia University-St. Paul and the University of Minnesota Crookston in 1999, the University of Mary and Upper Iowa University in 2006, Au- gustana College in 2008 and Minot State University and the University of Sioux Falls in 2012. Minnesota State, St. Cloud State and Minnesota Duluth left the league to join the North Central Conference but returned to the NSIC in 2008. University of Minnesota, Morris and Michigan Tech University were once part of the NSIC family as well. In 1992 the NSIC became a true athletic showcase for both men and women with the merger of the traditional Northern Intercollegiate Conference (NIC) and the Northern Sun Conference (NSC), the home of women’s athletics since 1979. Before NSIC affi liates became certifi ed for championship competition in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in 1995, its member institutions fi lled prominent roles in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). NIC and NSC clubs annually dispatched qualifi ed student-athletes to national tournaments and captured several NAIA teams and individual championships. The NSIC celebrates its 83rd season this year and clearly continues to make a major imprint nationally, winning 16 national titles since 2006. Winona State men claimed NCAA II Basketball Championships in 2006 and 2008 and narrowly missed a third crown, falling in a last second shot in 2007. In addition, the Warriors established a NCAA II record of 57 consecutive victories. Concordia University launched an ongoing streak of seven consecutive NCAA II Volleyball Championships in 2007. In 2008 the Golden Bears won 37 straight matches after a season opening loss on their way to a second consecutive title and scripted a marvelous encore in 2009 with a perfect 37-0 fi nish, a third straight national crown and a winning streak of 74 straight matches. In 2010 the Golden Bear extended that NCAA record win streak to 75 before dropping their second match of the season. They started 2010 with a 10-4 record before ripping off 22 straight wins on their way to their fourth straight national title. In 2011, after overcoming midseason injuries, the Golden Bears hit their stride. The Golden Bears knocked off No. 1 and undefeated Cal State San Bernardino to become the fi rst team in the history of NCAA Division II women’s volleyball, to captured a fi fth consecutive NCAA Division II Championship. Then in 2012, the Golden Bears again made a late season and championship match surge as they defeated Tampa 3-2 after trailing 0-2 to win their sixth straight NCAA DII Volleyball National Championship. In 2013 Concordia-St. Paul won the NSIC regular season title, but was defeated in the NSIC Tournament Championship by Minnesota Duluth. But from there the Golden Bears ripped off six straight NCAA postseason wins, extending their streak to 42, on their way to a 3-0 sweep of BYU-Hawaii to win another NCAA National Championship. In a most surprising run, Minnesota Duluth completed a perfect 15-0 season by winning the 2008 NCAA Division II Football Championship. The Bulldogs, limited to only 24 scholarships by league rule, swept a fi eld of fully-funded teams, including top ranked Grand Valley State and number three Northwest Missouri State. Two years later, in 2010, the Bulldogs repeated that feat, going 15-0 again to win the national championship. The Bulldogs became the fi rst NCAA DII football squad to win two national championships with undefeated records. Minnesota State added more luster to the league by fi nishing 32-2 and claiming the 2008-09 NCAA II Women’s Basketball Championship. The Mavericks rolled to a wild 103-94 victory over Franklin Pierce to set a NCAA record for total points in the title game. Augustana College got into the mix of national championships in 2011 when their women’s cross country team turned in a true team performance in Spokane, Wash. All fi ve Viking runners earned All-American status as Augustana won the fi rst cross country national championship in NSIC history. After multiple runnerup fi nishes, the St. Cloud State Huskies fi nally captured the national championship in wrestling in 2015 and repeated again in 2016. The Augustana men’s basketball team won their fi rst-ever NCAA Division II national title in 2016 for the league’s 16th national championship. The NSIC has also had 10 athletes awarded with the NCAA Elite 89 Award on 12 occasions. Earning the award were Leisa McClintock (Wayne State, Volleyball, 2015), Tavia Rutherford (USF, Golf, 2015) Claire Sames (SMSU, Volleyball, 2014), Kara Pioske (Concordia-St. Paul, Volleyball 2013), Billy Brockmueller (Sioux Falls, Cross Country 2012, 2014 & IDTF 2014), Ben Keller (Minnesota State, Baseball 2012 & 2013), Cody Lens- ing (Augustana, Wrestling 2012), Kendra Huettl (Minnesota State, Softball, 2011), Matt Braithwaite (Augustana, Cross Country, 2010) and Lauren Brown (Winona State, Outdoor Track & Field, 2010). Member schools continue to emphasize the educational, entertainment and unifying value of sports while pointing with pride to the many advan- tages to be gained by attending these colleges and universities. The NSIC is committed to providing rewarding experiences for its student-athletes, and while the challenges that loom are sizable, indeed, the NSIC is surely well positioned for the future. (By Larry Scott & Nick Kornder)
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 27 2016-17 ALL-NSIC BASKETBALL
FINAL STANDINGS ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS NSIC Overall School W L W L MSU Moorhead 20 2 24 5 FIRST TEAM Augustana 17 5 23 8 Name Pos. Yr. School Northern State 16 6 24 7 Logan O'Farrell G Jr. Augustana Wayne State 16 6 23 7 Aimee Pelzer G Sr. Bemidji State Sioux Falls 15 7 22 8 Caitlyn Russell C Sr. Concordia-St. Paul Winona State 15 7 22 9 Anna Schmitt G So. Concordia-St. Paul Concordia-St. Paul 15 7 19 10 Drew Sannes F Jr. MSU Moorhead Minnesota State 12 10 16 11 Miranda Ristau C Jr. Northern State Minnesota Duluth 11 11 14 14 Sam Knecht F/C Sr. Sioux Falls University of Mary 10 12 15 16 Betsy MacDonald G Sr. St. Cloud State St. Cloud State 9 13 11 16 Blair Klostermann G So. Upper Iowa Minnsota Crookston 7 15 8 20 Paige Ballinger C Jr. Wayne State Bemidji State 4 18 7 20 SECOND TEAM Upper Iowa 4 18 4 22 Name Pos. Yr. School Southwest Minnesota 3 19 3 24 Gabbie Bohl P Fr. University of Mary Minot State 2 20 4 25 Allison Hughes G So. Minnesota Crookston Sammy Kozlowski PG So. Minnesota Duluth PAST CHAMPIONS Taylor Meyer F Sr. Minnesota Duluth Year Champion Cassidy Thorson G Jr. MSU Moorhead 2017 MSU Moorhead Jill Conrad F Jr. Northern State 2016 Winona State Chelsea Nooker G Sr. St. Cloud State 2015 Wayne State Maggie Schulte F Jr. Wayne State 2014 Wayne State Jenny Tuttle PG Sr. Winona State 2013 Concordia-St. Paul Tara Roelofs G Sr. Winona State 2012 Wayne State 2011 Wayne State 2010 Concordia-St. Paul ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM 2009 Minnesota State Name Pos. Yr. School 2008 Concordia-St. Paul Logan O'Farrell G Jr. Augustana 2007 Concordia-St. Paul Hannah Larson P Sr. University of Mary 2006 Wayne State Sammy Kozlowski PG So. Minnesota Duluth 2005 MSU Moorhead Sam Knecht F/C Sr. Sioux Falls 2004 Concordia-St. Paul Chelsea Nooker G Sr. St. Cloud State 2003 Minnesota Duluth ALL-FRESHMEN TEAM NSIC POST-SEASON AWARDS Name Pos. Yr. School Gabbie Bohl P Fr. University of Mary Coach of the Year Lauren Rotunda G Fr. University of Mary Karla Nelson Taylor Klug G Fr. Minnesota State MSU Moorhead Morgan Ham G/F Fr. MSU Moorhead Caleigh Rodning F Fr. Southwest Minnesota Player of the Year Drew Sannes - Forward, 6-3, Jr. MSU Moorhead
Freshman of the Year Gabbie Bohl - Center, 6-2, Fr. University of Mary
Defensive Player of the Year Logan O'Farrell - Guard, 5-11, Jr. Augustana 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 28 2016-17 NSIC STATISTICAL LEADERS All games TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING OFFENSE G W-L PTS AVG FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG FGA Pct. 1. Augustana 31 23-8 2399 77.4 10. Minnesota Duluth 28 659 1660 .397 2. Minnesota State 27 16-11 1982 73.4 11. Sioux Falls 30 723 1836 .394 SCORING FG 3FG FT PTS AVG 3. St. Cloud State 27 11-16 1957 72.5 12. St. Cloud State 27 706 1795 .393 1. Anna Schmitt - CSP 172 50 137 531 18.3 4. MSU Moorhead 29 24-5 2018 69.6 13. Minnesota Crookston 28 632 1630 .388 2. Blair Klostermann - UIU 142 42 90 416 18.1 5. Wayne State 30 23-7 2087 69.6 14. Minot State 29 633 1652 .383 3. Betsey MacDonald - SCSU 173 83 51 480 17.8 6. Northern State 31 24-7 2132 68.8 15. Southwest Minnesota 27 552 1444 .382 4. Alison Hughes - UMC 138 95 119 490 17.5 7. Winona State 31 22-9 2105 67.9 16. Upper Iowa 26 525 1448 .363 5. Miranda Ristau - NSU 198 0 119 515 16.6 8. Bemidji State 27 7-20 1828 67.7 6. Gabbie Bohl - MARY 171 1 132 475 15.3 9. Minnesota Crookston 28 8-20 1892 67.6 FG PCT. DEFENSE G FG FGA PCT 7. Drew Sannes - MSUM 166 33 79 444 15.3 10. Concordia-St. Paul 29 19-10 1953 67.3 1. Northern State 31 603 1725 .350 8. Aimee Pelzer - BSU 135 73 47 390 15.0 11. Sioux Falls 30 22-8 1948 64.9 2. Sioux Falls 30 589 1650 .357 12. Minnesota Duluth 28 14-14 1803 64.4 3. Wayne State 30 677 1822 .372 9. Jill Conrad - NSU 184 17 78 463 14.9 13. University of Mary 31 15-16 1986 64.1 4. Winona State 31 677 1821 .372 10. Paige Ballinger - WSC 162 0 124 448 14.9 14. Minot State 29 4-25 1805 62.2 5. MSU Moorhead 29 610 1637 .373 15. Southwest Minnesota 27 3-24 1646 61.0 6. Augustana 31 717 1923 .373 REBOUNDING OFF DEF TOT AVG 16. Upper Iowa 26 4-22 1481 57.0 7. Concordia-St. Paul 29 670 1701 .394 1. Kyrah Fredenburg - CSP 58 211 269 10.3 8. University of Mary 31 731 1832 .399 2. Sam Knecht - USF 77 223 300 10.0 SCORING DEFENSE G PTS AVG 9. Minnesota State 27 641 1605 .399 3. Lauren Hedlund - SMSU 93 137 230 8.5 1. Sioux Falls 30 1706 56.9 10. Upper Iowa 26 677 1624 .417 4. Drew Sannes - MSUM 42 200 242 8.3 2. MSU Moorhead 29 1664 57.4 11. Minnesota Duluth 28 636 1491 .427 5. Miranda Ristau - NSU 96 153 249 8.0 3. Northern State 31 1784 57.5 12. Bemidji State 27 695 1603 .434 6. Hannah McGlone - WSU 78 168 246 7.9 4. Winona State 31 1862 60.1 13. Southwest Minnesota 27 769 1767 .435 5. Wayne State 30 1855 61.8 14. St. Cloud State 27 703 1579 .445 7. Claire Ziegler - MSU 59 120 179 7.8 6. Augustana 31 2011 64.9 15. Minnesota Crookston 28 820 1819 .451 8. Caleigh Rodning - SMSU 58 144 202 7.8 7. Minnesota Duluth 28 1829 65.3 16. Minot State 29 743 1647 .451 9. Hannah Larson - MARY 41 196 237 7.6 8. Concordia-St. Paul 29 1912 65.9 9. Logan O'Farrell - AUGIE 94 143 237 7.6 9. University of Mary 31 2073 66.9 3-POINT FG PCT. G FG FGA PCT 10. Minnesota State 27 1842 68.2 1. Winona State 31 179 472 .379 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FG FGA PCT 11. Upper Iowa 26 1843 70.9 2. Minnesota Duluth 28 190 513 .370 1. Hannah McGlone - WSU 31 126 220 .573 12. Minot State 29 2120 73.1 3. St. Cloud State 27 241 692 .348 2. Megan Hintz - MSUM 29 89 157 .567 13. Bemidji State 27 1985 73.5 4. Minnesota Crookston 28 237 687 .345 3. Jill Conrad - NSU 31 184 341 .540 14. Southwest Minnesota 27 2014 74.6 5. Bemidji State 27 210 622 .338 15. St. Cloud State 27 2015 74.6 6. Minnesota State 27 161 480 .335 4. Anna Martensen - WSC 25 122 232 .526 16. Minnesota Crookston 28 2108 75.3 7. MSU Moorhead 29 199 595 .334 5. Miranda Ristau - NSU 31 198 378 .524 8. Sioux Falls 30 213 651 .327 6. Caitlyn Russell - CSP 29 145 290 .500 SCORING MARGIN G OFF DEF Margin 9. Southwest Minnesota 27 158 484 .326 7. Sam Knecht - USF 30 180 361 .499 1. Augustana 31 77.4 64.9 +12.5 10. Northern State 31 134 412 .325 8. Paige Ballinger - WSC 30 162 325 .498 2. MSU Moorhead 29 69.6 57.4 +12.2 11. Wayne State 30 147 455 .323 9. Shelby Selland - AUGIE 29 116 233 .498 3. Northern State 31 68.8 57.5 +11.2 12. Augustana 31 270 837 .323 10. Isieoma Odor - UMC 28 149 301 .495 4. Sioux Falls 30 64.9 56.9 +8.1 13. Minot State 29 186 580 .321 14. Concordia-St. Paul 29 191 619 .309 5. Winona State 31 67.9 60.1 +7.8 ASSISTS G ASSISTS AVG 6. Wayne State 30 69.6 61.8 +7.7 15. University of Mary 31 153 514 .298 1. Madi Robson - USF 30 188 6.3 7. Minnesota State 27 73.4 68.2 +5.2 16. Upper Iowa 26 140 489 .286 8. Concordia-St. Paul 29 67.3 65.9 +1.4 2. Aimee Pelzer - BSU 26 128 4.9 9. Minnesota Duluth 28 64.4 65.3 -0.9 3-POINT FG PCT. DEFENSE G FG FGA PCT 3. Jacky Volkert - MSUM 29 139 4.8 10. St. Cloud State 27 72.5 74.6 -2.1 1. Sioux Falls 30 127 484 .262 4. Mishayla Jones - CSP 28 121 4.3 11. University of Mary 31 64.1 66.9 -2.8 2. Augustana 31 194 657 .295 5. Taylor Silva - SMSU 27 111 4.1 12. Bemidji State 27 67.7 73.5 -5.8 3. Winona State 31 225 748 .301 6. Sammy Kozlowski - UMD 28 109 3.9 13. Minnesota Crookston 28 67.6 75.3 -7.7 4. MSU Moorhead 29 169 561 .301 7. Jenny Tuttle - WSU 31 119 3.8 14. Minot State 29 62.2 73.1 -10.9 5. Northern State 31 208 683 .305 8. Andrea Thomas - SCSU 27 98 3.6 15. Southwest Minnesota 27 61.0 74.6 -13.6 6. Minnesota State 27 193 623 .310 9. Natalie Van Wyhe - MSUM 29 105 3.6 16. Upper Iowa 26 57.0 70.9 -13.9 7. Bemidji State 27 168 512 .328 8. Concordia-St. Paul 29 176 532 .331 10. Sam Ofstad - UIU 26 94 3.6 FREE THROW PCT. G FTM FTA PCT 9. Upper Iowa 26 192 577 .333 1. Minnesota Crookston 28 391 498 .785 10. Wayne State 30 183 542 .338 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE G FTM FTA PCT 2. MSU Moorhead 29 359 469 .765 11. Minnesota Crookston 28 159 468 .340 1. Allison Hughes - UMC 28 119 128 .930 3. Wayne State 30 544 714 .762 12. University of Mary 31 231 676 .342 2. Jill Conrad - NSU 31 78 86 .907 4. Concordia-St. Paul 29 372 499 .745 13. St. Cloud State 27 190 556 .342 3. Drew Sannes - MSUM 29 79 91 .868 5. Minnesota Duluth 28 295 398 .741 14. Minot State 29 221 638 .346 4. Sammy Kozlowski - UMD 28 68 79 .861 15. Southwest Minnesota 27 194 555 .350 6. Bemidji State 27 306 414 .739 5. Britney Scherber - MSU 27 63 74 .851 16. Minnesota Duluth 28 173 447 .363 7. St. Cloud State 27 304 412 .738 6. Maggie Schulte - WSC 30 102 120 .850 8. Augustana 31 375 512 .732 6. Kari Clements - MINOT 29 68 80 .850 9. Upper Iowa 26 291 400 .728 REBOUNDING OFFENSE G REB AVG 10. Northern State 31 414 570 .726 1. Minnesota State 27 1174 43.5 8. Blair Klostermann - UIU 23 90 107 .841 11. Southwest Minnestoa 27 384 529 .726 2. Augustana 31 1275 41.1 9. Logan O'Farrell - AUGIE 31 98 117 .838 12. Minot State 29 353 489 .722 3. Northern State 31 1228 39.6 10. Kacie O'Connor - WSC 30 65 78 .833 13. University of Mary 31 391 545 .717 4. MSU Moorhead 29 1116 38.5 10. Kori Eurich - MINOT 29 60 72 .833 14. Winona State 31 298 417 .715 5. Sioux Falls 30 1134 37.8 15. Minnesota State 27 389 567 .686 6. Concordia-St. Paul 29 1095 37.8 STEALS G STEALS AVG 16. Sioux Falls 30 289 452 .639 7. Winona State 31 1159 37.4 1. Sammy Kozlowski - UMD 28 69 2.5 8. University of Mary 31 1149 37.1 2. Chelsea Nooker - SCSU 27 57 2.1 FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG FGA Pct. 9. St. Cloud State 27 993 36.8 10. Southwest Minnesota 27 989 36.6 3. Anna Martensen - WSC 25 52 2.1 1. Winona State 31 814 1785 .456 4. Brooke Smith - USF 30 62 2.1 2. Northern State 31 792 1763 .449 11. Upper Iowa 26 950 36.5 5. Mishayla Jones - CSP 28 54 1.9 3. MSU Moorhead 29 730 1676 .436 12. Wayne State 30 1066 35.5 4. Wayne State 30 698 1627 .429 13. Bemidji State 27 958 35.5 6. Logan O'Farrell - AUGIE 31 59 1.9 5. University of Mary 31 721 1703 .423 14. Minot State 29 1026 35.4 7. Lynsey Prosser - AUGIE 31 56 1.8 6. Augustana 31 877 2138 .410 15. Minnesota Crookston 28 981 35.0 8. Kari Clements - MINOT 29 48 1.7 7. Concordia-St. Paul 29 695 1707 .407 16. Minnesota Duluth 28 915 32.7 9. Haley Moore - WSC 30 48 1.6 8. Bemidji State 27 656 1628 .403 10. Andrea Thomas - SCSU 27 43 1.6 9. Minnesota State 27 716 1778 .403
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 29 2016-17 NSIC STATISTICAL LEADERS All games TEAM STATISTICS REBOUNDING DEFENSE G REB AVG STEALS G STEALS AVG INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1. Northern State 31 944 30.5 1. Augustana 31 322 10.4 2. MSU Moorhead 29 937 32.3 2. Minnesota State 27 264 9.8 3. University of Mary 31 1045 33.7 3. Wayne State 30 285 9.5 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA PCT 3. Winona State 31 1045 33.7 4. Sioux Falls 30 251 8.4 1. Allison Hughes - UMC 28 95 208 .457 5. Minot State 29 1024 35.3 5. Minnesota Duluth 28 224 8.0 2. Haley Moore - WSC 30 37 84 .440 6. Concordia-St. Paul 29 1064 36.7 6. St. Cloud State 27 208 7.7 3. Taylor Meyer - UMD 28 29 66 .439 7. Minnesota State 27 998 37.0 7. Concordia-St. Paul 29 202 7.0 4. Jenny Tuttle - WSU 31 53 124 .427 8. Wayne State 30 1119 37.3 8. University of Mary 31 195 6.3 5. Amanda Christianson - SCSU 27 45 106 .425 9. Minnesota Duluth 28 1045 37.3 9. Minot State 29 178 6.1 6. Liz Evenocheck - WSU 30 46 109 .422 10. Southwest Minnesota 27 1012 37.5 10. Winona State 31 190 6.1 7. Sammy Kozlowski - UMD 28 48 115 .417 11. Bemidji State 27 1032 38.2 11. Northern State 31 188 6.1 12. Sioux Falls 30 1156 38.5 12. Bemidji State 27 158 5.9 8. Cassidy Thorson - MSUM 29 85 214 .397 13. Upper Iowa 26 1008 38.8 13. MSU Moorhead 29 166 5.7 9. Andi Mataloni - USF 30 46 117 .393 14. Minnesota Crookston 28 1102 39.4 14. Upper Iowa 26 144 5.5 10. Aimee Pelzer - BSU 26 73 187 .390 15. St. Cloud State 27 1078 39.9 15. Southwest Minnesota 27 132 4.9 16. Augustana 31 1301 42.0 16. Minnesota Crookston 28 109 3.9 3-POINT FG MADE G 3FG AVG 1. Allison Hughes - UMC 28 95 3.4 REBOUND MARGIN Reb Avg Opp Avg Marg TURNOVER MARGIN Team Avg Opp Avg Marg 2. Betsey MacDonald - SCSU 27 83 3.1 1. Northern State 1228 39.6 944 30.5 +9.2 1. Augustana 396 12.8 578 18.6 +5.87 3. Cassidy Thorson - MSUM 29 85 2.9 2. Minnesota State 1174 43.5 998 37.0 +6.5 2. Sioux Falls 366 12.2 485 16.2 +3.97 4. Aimee Pelzer - BSU 26 73 2.8 3. MSU Moorhead 1116 38.5 937 32.3 +6.2 3. Minnesota Duluth 328 11.7 439 15.7 +3.96 5. Sydney Rome - AUGIE 31 62 2.0 4. Winona State 1159 37.4 1045 33.7 +3.7 4. St. Cloud State 338 12.5 430 15.9 +3.41 5. University of Mary 1149 37.1 1045 33.7 +3.4 5. Minnesota State 397 14.7 457 16.9 +2.22 6. Blair Klostermann - UIU 23 42 1.8 6. Concordia-St. Paul 1095 37.8 1064 36.7 +1.1 6. Wayne State 434 14.5 490 16.3 +1.87 7. Britney Scherber - MSU 27 49 1.8 7. Minot State 1026 35.4 1024 35.3 +0.1 7. MSU Moorhead 331 11.4 361 12.4 +1.03 8. Kaely Hummel - USF 30 54 1.8 8. Sioux Falls 1134 37.8 1156 38.5 -0.7 8. Winona State 385 12.4 401 12.9 +0.52 9. Tatum Sheley - BSU 27 47 1.7 9. Augustana 1275 41.1 1301 42.0 -0.8 9. Northern State 409 13.2 420 13.5 +0.35 10. Abby Connell - SMSU 26 45 1.7 10. Southwest Minn. 989 36.6 1012 37.5 -0.9 10. Conc.-St. Paul 424 14.6 399 13.8 -0.86 11. Wayne State 1066 35.5 1119 37.3 -1.8 11. Bemidji State 358 13.3 312 11.6 -1.70 BLOCKED SHOTS G BLOCKS AVG 12. Minn. Crookston 369 13.2 309 11.0 -2.14 12. Upper Iowa 950 36.5 1008 38.8 -2.2 1. Paige Ballinger - WSC 30 77 2.6 13. Bemidji State 958 35.5 1032 38.2 -2.7 13. Minot State 461 15.9 373 12.9 -3.03 14. St. Cloud State 993 36.8 1078 39.9 -3.1 14. University of Mary 527 17.0 396 12.8 -4.23 2. Miranda Ristau - NSU 31 77 2.5 15. Minn. Crookston 981 35.0 1102 39.4 -4.3 15. Upper Iowa 424 16.3 294 11.3 -5.00 3. Hannah Larson - MARY 31 75 2.4 16. Minnesota Duluth 915 32.7 1045 37.3 -4.6 16. Southwest Minn. 507 18.8 296 11.0 -7.81 4. Drew Sannes - MSUM 29 70 2.4 5. Sam Knecht - USF 30 65 2.2 BLOCKED SHOTS G BLOCKS AVG ASST/TURN. RATIO Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio 6. Caitlyn Russell - CSP 29 53 1.8 1. Wayne State 30 158 5.3 1. Augustana 568 18.3 396 12.8 1.4 7. Kayla Timmerman - WSU 31 54 1.7 2. University of Mary 31 161 5.2 2. MSU Moorhead 431 14.9 331 11.4 1.3 8. Isieoma Odor - UMC 28 44 1.6 3. Augustana 31 155 5.0 3. Sioux Falls 468 15.6 366 12.2 1.3 9. Logan O' Farrell - AUGIE 31 42 1.4 4. St. Cloud State 420 15.6 338 12.5 1.2 4. Northern State 31 135 4.4 10. Allyson Harris - UMD 26 28 1.1 5. Concordia-St. Paul 29 115 4.0 5. Northern State 498 16.1 409 13.2 1.2 6. Sioux Falls 30 114 3.8 6. Winona State 437 14.1 385 12.4 1.1 7. Winona State 31 100 3.2 7. Minnesota Duluth 357 12.8 328 11.7 1.1 Assist/Turnover Ratio Ast Avg Turn Avg Ratio 8. MSU Moorhead 29 93 3.2 8. Bemidji State 388 14.4 358 13.3 1.1 1.Natalie Van Wyhe - MSUM 105 3.6 39 1.3 2.7 9. Minnesota Duluth 28 85 3.0 9. Wayne State 419 14.0 434 14.5 1.0 2.Sydney Rome - AUGIE 101 3.3 44 1.4 2.3 10. Southwest Minnesota 27 77 2.9 10. Minnesota State 379 14.0 397 14.7 1.0 3.Madi Robson - USF 188 6.3 85 2.8 2.2 11. Minnesota Crookston 28 77 2.8 11. Minn. Crookston 342 12.2 369 13.2 0.9 4.Haley Moore - WSC 108 3.6 50 1.7 2.2 12. Bemidji State 27 69 2.6 12. Conc.-St. Paul 378 13.0 424 14.6 0.9 5.Aimee Pelzer - BSU 128 4.9 64 2.5 2.0 13. Minnesota State 27 63 2.3 13. University of Mary 409 13.2 527 17.0 0.8 6.Jenny Tuttle - WSU 119 3.8 61 2.0 2.0 14. St. Cloud State 27 51 1.9 14. Minot State 322 11.1 461 15.9 0.7 7.Jacky Volkert - MSUM 139 4.8 72 2.5 1.9 15. Minot State 29 54 1.9 15. Southwest Minn. 304 11.3 507 18.8 0.6 16. Upper Iowa 26 47 1.8 16. Upper Iowa 246 9.5 424 16.3 0.6 8.Betsey MacDonald - SCSU 92 3.4 51 1.9 1.8 9.Logan O'Farrell - AUGIE 95 3.1 53 1.7 1.8 ASSISTS G ASSISTS AVG 3-POINT FG MADE G 3FG AVG 10.Sammy Kozlowski - UMD 109 3.9 62 2.2 1.8 1. Augustana 31 568 18.3 1. St. Cloud State 27 241 8.9 2. Northern State 31 498 16.1 2. Augustana 31 270 8.7 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G NO. AVG 3. Sioux Falls 30 468 15.6 3. Minn. Crookston 28 237 8.5 1. Lauren Hedlund - SMSU 27 93 3.4 4. St. Cloud State 27 420 15.6 4. Bemidji State 27 210 7.8 2. Miranda Ristau - NSU 31 96 3.1 5. MSU Moorhead 29 431 14.9 5. Sioux Falls 30 213 7.1 3. Logan O'Farrell - AUGIE 31 94 3.0 6. MSU Moorhead 29 199 6.9 6. Bemidji State 27 388 14.4 4. Sam Knecht - USF 30 77 2.6 7. Winona State 31 437 14.1 7. Minnesota Duluth 28 190 6.8 8. Minnesota State 27 379 14.0 8. Conc.- St. Paul 29 191 6.6 5. Claire Ziegler - MSU 23 59 2.6 9. Wayne State 30 419 14.0 9. Minot State 29 186 6.4 6. Kristal Flowers - MINOT 25 64 2.6 10. University of Mary 31 409 13.2 10. Minnesota State 27 161 6.0 7. Hannah McGlone - WSU 37 78 2.5 11. Concordia-St. Paul 29 378 13.0 11. Southwest Minn. 27 158 5.9 8. Jacey Huinker - USF 30 74 2.5 12. Minnesota Duluth 28 357 12.8 12. Winona State 31 179 5.8 9. Brianna Johnson - SCSU 26 60 2.3 13. Minnesota Crookston 28 342 12.2 13. Upper Iowa 26 140 5.4 9. Carly Pagel - UIU 26 60 2.3 14. Southwest Minnesota 27 304 11.3 14. University of Mary 31 153 4.9 15. Wayne State 30 147 4.9 15. Minot State 29 322 11.1 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G NO. AVG 16. Upper Iowa 26 246 9.5 16. Northern State 31 134 4.3 1. Kyrah Fredenburg - CSP 26 211 8.1 2. Sam Knecht - USF 30 223 7.4 3. Drew Sannes - MSUM 29 200 6.9 4. Hannah Larson - MARY 31 196 6.3 5. Taylor Holicky - MARY 27 169 6.3 6. Caleigh Rodning - SMSU 26 144 5.5 7. Isieoma Odor - UMC 28 154 5.5 8. Hannah McGlone - WSU 31 168 5.4 9. Maggie Schulte - WSC 30 159 5.3 10. Claire Ziegler - MSU 23 120 5.2
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 30 WILDCAT RECORD BOOK
Field Goals Made -- Career INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89)...... 899 2. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ...... 605 Points Scored -- Career 3. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-78) ...... 587 1,000 point club 4. Ashley Arlen, (2009-12) ...... 579 1. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89)...... 2,224 5. Jordan Spencer (2012-15)...... 568 2. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-78) ...... 1,890 6. Kristen Humphries, (2002-06) ...... 545 3. Ashley Arlen, (2009-12) ...... 1,724 7. Karen Hochstein, (1999-2003) ...... 537 4. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ...... 1,586 8. Amy Brodersen, (1993-97) ...... 501 5. Karen Hochstein, (1999-03)...... 1,530 9. Mara Hjelle, (2007-11) ...... 497 6. Lori Erwin-Koester, (1977-81)...... 1,517 10. Lori Erwin-Koester, (1977-81)...... 494 7. Jordan Spencer, (2012-2015) ...... 1,500 Krista Bernadt Amy Brodersen (missing stats from 80-81) 8. Ashton Yossi, (2011-2015) ...... 1,444 9. Kristen Humphries, (2002-06) ...... 1,356 (1997-2001) (1993-97) Field Goals Made -- Season 10. Mara Hjelle, (2007-11) ...... 1,334 1. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ...... 281 11. Amy Brodersen, (1993-97) ...... 1,281 Rebounds -- Career 2. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89)...... 277 12. Mary Schnitzler, (1989-93) ...... 1,273 1. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-78) ...... 1,271 3. Linda Schnitzler, (1987-88)...... 235 13. Erin McCormick, (2003-07)...... 1,245 2. Julie Petronis, (1977-80) ...... 1,001 4. Linda Schnitzler, (1986-87)...... 227 14. Krista Bernadt, (1997-01) ...... 1,232 3. Karen Hochstein, (1999-03)...... 845 5. Ashley Arlen, (2011-12) ...... 211 15. Michelle Blomberg, (1984-88) ...... 1,211 4. Mara Hjelle, (2007-11) ...... 829 6. Lori Erwin, (1978-79) ...... 209 16. Deb Nygren, (1982-86) ...... 1,184 5. Jodi Otjen, (1990-94) ...... 825 7. Jordan Spencer (2014-15)...... 208 17. Clare Duwelius (2008-12) ...... 1,170 6. Ashley Arlen, (2009-12) ...... 821 8. Ashley Arlen, (2009-10) ...... 205 18. Jodi Otjen (1990-94) ...... 1,063 7. Ellen Hansen (2010-14)...... 744 9. Jordan Spencer, (2013-14) ...... 200 19. Paige Ballinger (2014-pres.) ...... 1,057 8. Deb Nygren, (1982-86) ...... 701 10. Dawnn Bernt, (1986-87) ...... 199 20. Maggie Schulte (2014-pres.) ...... 1,040 9. Kris Smith, (1985-88)...... 664 10. Shari Krohn, (1983-86) ...... 659 Field Goal Attempts -- Career Points Scored -- Season 1. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89)...... 1,964 1. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89)...... 733 Rebounds -- Season 2. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ...... 1,481 2. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ...... 654 1. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ...... 427 3. Ashley Arlen, (2009-12) ...... 1,245 3. Ashley Arlen, (2011-12) ...... 634 2. Julie Petronis, (1978-79) ...... 376 4. Mary Schnitzler, (1989-93) ...... 1,197 4. Connie Kunzmann, (1975-76) ...... 610 3. Connie Kunzmann, (1975-76) ...... 360 5. Michelle Blomberg, (1984-88) ...... 1,187 5. Ashley Arlen (2009-10) ...... 599 4. Julie Petronis, (1979-80) ...... 355 6. Mara Hjelle, (2007-11) ...... 1,163 6. Linda Schnitzler, (1987-88)...... 557 5. Robbie Lehr, (1982-83)...... 337 7. Lori Erwin, (1977-80) ...... 1,160 7. Linda Schnitzler, (1986-87)...... 547 6. Ashley Arlen, (2011-12) ...... 328 8. Jordan Spencer (2012-15)...... 1,134 8. Jordan Spencer, (2014-15) ...... 545 7. Deb Nygren, (1982-83) ...... 320 9. Ashton Yossi (2011-15) ...... 1,124 9. Jordan Spencer, (2013-14) ...... 536 8. Dawnn Bernt, (1986-87) ...... 307 10. Karen Hochstein, (1999-2003) ...... 1,087 10. Dawnn Bernt, (1986-87) ...... 528 9. Robbie Lehr, (1981-82)...... 286 10. Julie Petronis, (1977-78) ...... 283 Field Goal Attempts -- Season Most Points Scored -- Single Game 1. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89)...... 594 1. Linda Schnitzler, 42 vs. Mo. Southern - 2/25/89 Rebounding Average -- Season 2. Linda Schnitzler, (1987-88)...... 521 2. Connie Kunzmann, 40 vs. Grandview - 12/6/75 1. Connie Kunzmann, (1975-76) ...... 14.4 3. Lori Erwin, (1978-79) ...... 502 3. Linda Schnitzler, 39 vs. Washburn - 2/18/89 2. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ...... 13.3 4. Linda Schnitzler, (1986-87)...... 490 4. Ashley Arlen, 38 at. MSU Moorhead - 2/25/12 3. Robbie Lehr, (1981-82)...... 13.0 5. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ...... 489 4. Linda Schnitzler, 38 vs. Briar Cliff - 12/13/88 4. Julie Petronis, (1978-79) ...... 12.5 6. Tammy Blackburn, (1981-82) ...... 488 4. Connie Kunzmann, 38 vs. Midland - 2/23/75 4. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-75) ...... 12.5 7. Barb Wragge, (1984-85) ...... 483 7. Amy Broderson, 37 vs. Briar Cliff - 2/15/95 8. Barb Wragge, (1983-84) ...... 481 7. Deb Nygren, 37 vs. Peru State - 2/16/83 Rebounds -- Game 9. Julie Brinkman, (1977-78) ...... 460 9. Paige Ballinger, 36 vs. Lindenwood - 11/13/15 1. Connie Kunzmann, 25 vs UNL- 2/21/76 10. Lisa Chamberlin (1992-93) ...... 440 9. Deb Kostreba, 36 vs. Minn. Morris - 2/18/95 2. Julie Pretronis, 24 vs Kearney State- 1/19/79 9. Linda Schnitzler, 36 vs. Peru State - 1/29/88 3. Shari Krohn, 23 vs Mo. Western- 2/10/84 4. Shair Krohn, 22 vs Kearney State- 1/28/84 Field Goal Percentage -- Season (minimum 75 made) Highest Scoring Average -- Season 5. Julie Petronis, 21 vs Ft. Hays State- 2/14/81 1. Paige Ballinger, (2014-15) ..... (98-160) .613 1. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89)...... 26.2 5. Julie Petronis, 21 vs Emporia State- 1/19/80 2. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ...(281-489) .574 2. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ...... 20.4 5. Julie Petronis, 21 vs Kearney State- 2/5/79 3. Kristen Humphries, (2005-06 ..) (142-251) .566 3. Connie Kunzmann, (1975-76) ...... 20.1 8. Robbie Lehr, 20 vs Ft. Hays State- 1/30/82 4. Kari Belak, (2002-03)...... (81-143) .566 4. Ashley Arlen, (2009-10) ...... 19.3 8. Julie Petronis, 20 vs Washburn- 1/18/80 5. Martha Schrick, (1973-74) ... (107-191) .560 5. Lisa Chamberlin, (1992-93) ...... 18.7 8. Julie Petronis, 20 vs Washburn- 2/9/80 8. Julie Petronis, 20 vs Tarkio College- 12/4/78 6. Jodi Otjen, (1991-92) ...... (98-178) .551 7. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-75) ...(169-315) .536 Highest Scoring Average -- Career 8. Julie Petronis, 20 vs Emporia State- 1/14/78 8. Paige Ballinger, (2015-16) .. (117-219) .534 1. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89)...... 19.5 8. Connie Kunzmann, 20 vs Mo. Western- 12/16/77 8. Jodi Otjen, (1993-94) ...... (119-223) .534 2. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-78) ...... 18.9 8. Pat McKay, 20 vs Washburn- 1/29/77 10. Karen Hochstein, (1977-78) (136-255) .533 3. Ashley Arlen, (2009-12) ...... 17.9 4. Jordan Spencer (2012-15)...... 15.9 5. Lisa Chamberlin (1990-94) ...... 14.8 6. Karen Hochstein (1999-2003) ...... 14.1
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 31 WILDCAT RECORD BOOK
Three-Point Field Goals -- Season Steals -- Season 1. Clare Duwelius, (2011-12) ...... 83 1. Jordan Spencer, (2014-15) ...... 78 1. Michelle Blomberg, (1987-88) ...... 83 2. Linda Schnitzler, (1987-88)...... 76 3. Sara Miller, (1999-00) ...... 74 3. Dana Olmsted, (1990-91) ...... 73 4. Krista Bernadt, (1999-00) ...... 73 4. Mara Hjelle, (2009-10) ...... 70 5. Ashley Arndorfer, (2003-04) ...... 70 5. Lisa Chamberlin, (1992-93) ...... 70 6. Nicole Gruntorad, (2005-06) ...... 69 6. Mary Schnitzler, (1990-91) ...... 69 7. Mary Schnitzler, (1991-92) ...... 69 7. Lori Rath, (1989-90) ...... 67 8. Ashton Yossi, (2011- Pres.) ...... 68 8. Michelle Blomberg, (1987-88) ...... 66 8. Tracy Williamson, (2001-02) ...... 68 9. Lisa Chamberlin, (1993-94) ...... 64 10. Tracy Williamson, (2002-03) ...... 64 Mary Schnitzler Lisa Chamberlin 10. Linda Heller, (1993-94) ...... 63 (1989-93) (1990-94) Three-Point FG Percentage -- Season Steals -- Career (Minimum 25 made) 1. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ...... 235 Free Throws Made -- Career 1. Krista Bernadt, 1999-00 (73-132) ...... 53.3 2. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89)...... 195 1. Karen Hochstein, (1999-03) ...... 454 2. Julie Wagner, 2009-10 (31-62) ...... 50.0 3. Amy Brodersen, (1993-97) ...... 194 2. Ashley Arlen, (2009-12) ...... 439 3. Nicole Grundtorad, 2005-06 (69-142)....48.6 4. Michelle Blomberg, (1984-88) ...... 185 3. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89)...... 403 4. Renee Wood, 2009-10 (25-54) ...... 46.3 5. Ashton Yossi, (2011-15) ...... 177 4. Jordan Spencer (2012-15)...... 364 5. Clare Duwelius, (2011-12) (83-182) ...... 45.6 6. Mary Schnitzler, (1989-93) ...... 171 5. Erin McCormick, (2003-07)...... 361 6. Lauren Gustafson, 2006-07 (35-77) ...... 45.5 7. Clare Duwelius, (2008-12) ...... 169 6. Mara Hjelle, (2007-11) ...... 340 7. Kylee McGill, 2005-06 (10-22) ...... 45.5 8. Jordan Spencer, (2012-15) ...... 165 7. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ...... 314 8. Ellen Hansen, (2011-12) (29-64) ...... 45.3 9. Karen Hochstein, (1999-03) ...... 163 8. Paige Ballinger, (2014-pres.)...... 303 9. Renee Wood, 2010-11 42-93) ...... 45.2 10. Ali Schwartzwald, (2008-12) ...... 158 9. Deb Nygren, (1982-86) ...... 290 10. Nicole Gesell, 2002-03 ...... 44.4 10. Kristen Humphries, (2002-06) ...... 266 Steals -- Game Free Throws Made -- Season Three-Point Field Goals -- Game 1. Lori Rath, 8 vs. Peru State (11/28/89) 1. Ashley Arlen, (2011-12) ...... 174 1. Tracy Williamson, 9 vs. Bemidji State (1/26/02) 2. Mara Hjelle, 7 vs. Colorado Christian (11/16/07) 2. Erin McCormick, (2006-07)...... 165 2. Dodie Martin, 8 vs. St. Cloud State (12/7/02) 2. Amy Broderson, 7 vs. Bemidji State (2/5/94) 3. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89)...... 153 2. Mary Schnitzler, 8 vs. Briar Cliff (1/24/92) 2. Linda Heller, 7 vs. Northern State (11/20/93) 4. Ashley Arlen, (2009-10) ...... 138 4. Jennifer Yee, 7 vs. University of Mary (12/7/07) 2. Lori Rath, 7 vs. Fort Hays St. (2/16/90) 5. Jordan Spencer, (2013-14) ...... 136 4. Andrea Schoepf, 7 vs. Minn., Crookston (12/2/06) 6. 12 tied at 6 (most recent Jordan Spencer vs. 5. Barb Wragge, (1984-85) ...... 136 4. Tracy Williamson, 7 vs. Minn.-Crookston (2/28/03) Bemidji State on 1/11/14) 7. Dawnn Bernt, (1986-87) ...... 130 4. Krista Bernadt, 7 vs. Bemidji State (2/26/00) 8. Jordan Spencer (2014-15)...... 129 Blocked Shots -- Season 9. Ashley Arlen, (2010-11) ...... 127 Assists -- Career 1. Jodie Boss, (2007-08) ...... 90 10. Karen Hochstein, (2001-02) ...... 127 1. Michelle Blomberg, (1984-88) ...... 453 2. Jodie Boss, (2008-09) ...... 78 Free Throw Attempts -- Career 2. Lauren Gustafson, (2003-07) ...... 416 3. Paige Ballinger, (2014-pres.)...... 77 1. Karen Hochstein, (1999-03) ...... 646 3. Amy Brodersen, (1993-97) ...... 396 3. Whitney Epp, (2011-12) ...... 59 2. Ashley Arlen, (2009-12) ...... 567 4. Ali Schwartzwald, (2008-12) ...... 356 4. Ashley Arlen, (2011-12) ...... 58 3. Jordan Spencer, (2012-15) ...... 545 5. Alisha Brown, (2008-12) ...... 345 5. Jodi Otjen, (1990-91) ...... 52 4. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89)...... 507 6. Julie Brinkman, (1975-78) ...... 315 6. Mindi Jensen, (1994-95) ...... 46 5. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ...... 478 7. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89)...... 285 7. Paige Ballinger, (2015-16) ...... 41 6. Mara Hjelle, (2007-11) ...... 462 8. Addy Roller, (2012-14) ...... 277 T8. Mara Hjelle, (2009-10)...... 39 7. Erin McCormick, (2003-07)...... 449 9. Krista Bernadt, (1997-2001) ...... 267 T8. Mara Hjelle, (2010-11) ...... 39 8. Deb Nygren, (1982-86) ...... 443 10. Sadie Murren, (2014-16) ...... 259 T8. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-91) ...... 39 9. Linda Heller, (1990-94) ...... 428 10. Amy Brodersen, (1993-97) ...... 402 Assists -- Season Blocked Shots -- Career Free Throw Attempts --Season 1. Julie Brinkman, (1976-77) ...... 198 1. Jodie Boss, (2007-09) ...... 168 1. Jordan Spencer (2013-14)...... 226 2. Lauren Gustafson, (2005-06) ...... 159 2. Paige Ballinger, (2014-pres.)...... 141 2. Ashley Arlen, (2011-12) ...... 218 3. Addy Roller, (2013-14) ...... 156 3. Jodi Otjen, (1990-94) ...... 135 3. Dawnn Bernt, (1986-87) ...... 190 4. Sadie Murren, (2015-16) ...... 142 4. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ...... 127 4. Erin McCormick, (2006-07)...... 188 4. Michelle Blomberg, (1987-88) ...... 142 5. Ashley Arlen, (2009-12) ...... 124 5. Ashley Arlen, (2009-10) ...... 187 6. Michelle Blomberg, (1986-87) ...... 136 6. Mara Hjelle, (2007-11) ...... 99 6. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89)...... 182 7. Lauren Gustafson, (2006-07) ...... 132 7. Whitney Epp, (2011-13) ...... 90 7. Jordan Spencer, (2012-15) ...... 181 8. Ali Schwartzwald, (2011-12) ...... 128 8. Mindi Jensen, (1993-96) ...... 89 8. Barb Wragge, (1984-85) ...... 177 9. Sara Miller, (1999-00) ...... 127 9. Kristen Humphries, (2002-06) ...... 78 9. Karen Hochstein, (2001-02) ...... 174 10. Teresa Case, (2007-08) ...... 123 10. Kylee McGill, (2005-08) ...... 68 10. Deb Nygren, (1982-83) ...... 173 Three-Point Field Goals -- Career Assists -- Game Blocked Shots -- Game 1. Clare Duwelius, (2008-12) ...... 252 1. Sadie Murren, 13. vs. Minn. State - 12/5/15 1. Jodie Boss, 10 vs. Conc.-St. Paul (1/18/08) 2. Ashton Yossi, (2011-2015) ...... 242 2. Michelle Blomberg, 12 vs Pittsburg St.-1/25/86 2. Jodie Boss, 9 vs. Colorado Mines (11/16/08) 3. Tracy Williamson, (1999-03) ...... 230 3. Sadie Murren, 11 vs. SMSU - 1/2/16 3. Paige Ballinger, 6 vs. Bemidji St. (2/22/17) 4. Ashley Arndorfer, (2002-06) ...... 216 3. Addy Roller, 11 @ Minn. Duluth- 2/01/14 3. Paige Ballinger, 6 at SMSU (2/10/17) 5. Krista Bernadt, (1997-01) ...... 200 3. Teresa Case, 11 vs Briar Cliff- 12/16/07 3. Alisa Peterson, 6 at Bemidji St. (12/12/15) 6. Mary Schnitzler, (1989-93) ...... 181 3. Lesley Menken, 11 vs Mt. Marty- 11/25/01 3. Whitney Epp, 6 vs. Minnesota Duluth (1/7/12) 7. Sara Miller, (1999-2001) ...... 137 3. Michelle Blomberg, 11 vs Briar Cliff- 12/14/87 3. Whitney Epp, 6 vs. Conc.-St. Paul (1/28/12) 8. Nicole Gruntorad, (2004-06) ...... 136 8. Six tied at 10 (most recent Amy Brodersen 3. Whitney Epp, 6 vs. Minnesota State (3/3/12) 9. Michelle Blomberg, (1986-88) ...... 129 vs. Denver - 2/8/97) 3. Jodie Boss, 6 vs. Bemidji State (2/28/09) 10. Lauren Gustafson, (2003-07) ...... 129 3. Jodie Boss, 6 vs. Neb.-Kearney (11/24/08) 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 32 WILDCAT RECORD BOOK
TEAM Blocked Shots Free Throws Attempted 1. 182...... 2007-08 1. 786...... 2013-14 SEASON RECORDS 2. 160...... 2011-12 2. 714...... 2016-17 3. 158...... 2016-17 3. 709...... 1982-83 Points Scored 4. 139...... 2015-16 4. 695...... 1984-85 1. 2,539...... 2014-15 5. 131...... 1990-91 5. 687...... 2007-08 2. 2,502...... 2013-14 Steals (since 1983-84) 3. 2,378 ...... 1976-77 1. 357...... 1991-92 Free Throw Percentage 4. 2,368...... 2011-12 2. 348...... 1993-94 1. .785 (490-624) ...... 2006-07 5. 2,318...... 2009-10 3. 346...... 2014-15 2. .776 (526-678) ...... 2014-15 6. 2,273...... 2007-08 4. 336...... 2009-10 3. .773 (457-591) ...... 2009-10 7. 2,249...... 2005-06 4. 336...... 2005-06 4. .762 (544-714) ...... 2016-17 8. 2,225 ...... 1993-94 5. 329...... 1990-91 4. .762 (406-553) ...... 2004-05 9. 2,204...... 1986-87 10. 2,087...... 2016-17 Field Goals Made 3-Point Field Goals Made 1. 1,044...... 1976-77 1. 259...... 2014-15 Points Per Game 2. 877...... 2014-15 2. 252...... 2011-12 1. 82.4 (2,225 in 27 games )...... 1993-94 3. 862...... 1986-87 3. 235...... 2013-14 2. 75.9 (1,822 in 26 games)...... 1986-87 4. 859...... 1977-78 4. 233...... 2009-10 3. 75.8 (2,502 in 33 games)...... 2013-14 5. 846...... 1993-94 5. 224...... 1999-00 4. 75.1 (1,953 in 26 games)...... 1992-93 5. 74.8 (2,318 in 31 games)...... 2009-10 Field Goals Attempted 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 6. 74.7 (2,539 in 34 games)...... 2014-15 1. 2,412...... 1976-77 1. 696...... 2014-15 7. 74.3 (2,378 in 32 games)...... 1976-77 2. 2,221...... 1982-83 2. 633...... 2011-12 7. 74.3 (2,005 in 27 games)...... 1991-92 3. 2,195...... 1977-78 3. 613...... 2013-14 4. 2,155...... 1978-79 4. 605...... 2009-10 Most Points Scored - Single Game 5. 2,076...... 1981-82 5. 587...... 2010-11 1. 120 (W 120-32)...... 12-28-76 vs. South Dakota Tech at Chadron, Neb. Field Goal Percentage Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 2. 112 (W 112-48) ...... 11-19-15 1. .462 (838-1,813) ...... 2013-14 1. .398 (252-633) ...... 2011-12 vs. York College 2. .455 (877-1,928) ...... 2014-15 2. .396 (224-565) ...... 1999-00 3. 110 (W 110-33) ...... 11-19-14 3. .452 (846-1,873) ...... 1993-94 3. .385 (233-605) ...... 2009-10 vs. York College 4. .447 (817-1,829) ...... 2011-12 4. .383 (235-613) ...... 2013-14 4. 106 (W 106-55)...... 12-7-74 4. .447 (814-1,821) ...... 2009-10 5. .373 (206-553) ...... 2004-05 vs. Nebraska- Omaha 5. 105 (W 105-41)...... 11-9-13 Free Throws Made vs. Peru State 1. 591...... 2013-14 NOTE: Statistics kept from 1970-71 to 5. 105 (W 105- 73)...... 2-19-93 2. 544...... 2016-17 present, except where indicated. vs. Briar Cliff 3. 526...... 2014-15 7. 104 (W 104-75)...... 1-4-93 4. 501...... 2007-08 at Colorado Mines 5. 490...... 2006-07 8. 103 (W 103-52) ...... 12-31-09 vs Graceland University 8. 103 (W 103-26)...... 1-24-92 vs. Briar Cliff 8. 103 (W 103-53)...... 12-5-99 vs. Morningside
Rebounds 1. 1,713...... 1982-83 2. 1,472...... 1976-77 3. 1,401...... 1981-82 4. 1,390...... 1977-78 5. 1,352...... 1986-87
Assists (since 1979-80) 1. 550...... 2013-14 2. 517...... 2014-15 3. 511 ...... 2005-06 4. 497...... 2009-10 5. 491...... 2011-12
The 2005-06 WSC women's basketball team was the fi rst team in school history to advance to the NCAA Division II National Tournament. That season, the Wild- cats posted a 27-4 record while winning the NSIC regular season and post-season tournament titles. 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 33 ALL-TIME AWARD WINNERS
All-NSIC First Team NSIC All Tournament Team All-NAIA District 11 Second Team 2016-17 ...... Paige Ballinger 2014-15 ...... Sadie Murren 1980-81 ...... Julie Petronis 2015-16 ...... Paige Ballinger 2014-15 ...... Jordan Spencer 1980-81 ...... Lisa Draper 2014-15 ...... Jordan Spencer 2011-12 ...... Ashley Arlen (MVP) 2013-14 ...... Jordan Spencer 2011-12 ...... Ashton Yossi All-NAIA District II Honorable Mention 2011-12 ...... Ashley Arlen 2011-12 ...... Ali Schwartzwald 1987-88 ...... Michelle Blomber 2011-12 ...... Clare Duwelius 2009-10 ...... Mara Hjelle (MVP) 1987-88 ...... Darnn Bernt -Tucker 2010-11 ...... Ashley Arlen 2009-10 ...... Ashley Arlen 1987-88 ...... Kris Smith 2010-11 ...... Mara Hjelle 2007-08 ...... Kylee McGill 1986-87 ...... Michelle Blomberg 2009-10 ...... Ashley Arlen 2007-08 ...... Jodie Boss 1981-82 ...... Robbie Lehr 2009-10 ...... Mara Hjelle 2005-06 ...... Nicole Gruntorad (MVP) 2006-07 ...... Erin McCormick 2005-06 ...... Kylee McGill All-CSIC First Team 2005-06 ...... Nicole Gruntorad 2005-06 ...... Erin McCormick 1987-88 ...... Linda Schnitzler 2005-06 ...... Kristen Humphries 2004-05 ...... Kristen Humphries 1986-87 ...... Linda Schnitzler 2004-05 ...... Nicole Gruntorad 2000-01 ...... Tracy Williamson 1983-84 ...... Barb Wragge 2003-04 ...... Kristen Humphries 1999-00 ...... Karen Hochstein 1980-81 ...... Lori Koester 2002-03 ...... Karen Hochstein 1978-79 ...... Lori Erwin 2002-03 ...... Dodie Martin WBCA/State Farm 1976-77 ...... Connie Kunzmann 2001-02 ...... Karen Hochstein All American First Team 1976-77 ...... Julie Brinkman 2000-01 ...... Karen Hochstein 2011-12 ...... Ashley Arlen 1999-2000 ...... Krista Bernadt 2010-11 ...... Ashley Arlen All-CSIC Second Team 1978-79 ...... Julie Petronis All-NSIC Second Team Div. II Bulletin Player of the Year 2016-17 ...... Maggie Schulte 2011-12 ...... Ashley Arlen All-CSIC Honorable Mention 2015-16 ...... Maggie Schulte 1986-87 ...... Dawn Bernt 2014-15 ...... Ashton Yossi Div. II Bulletin All-American First Team 1986-87 ...... Michelle Blomberg 2012-13 ...... Jordan Spencer 2011-12 ...... Ashley Arlen 1985-86 ...... Deb Nygren 2010-11 ...... Alyssa Fischbach 2010-11 ...... Ashley Arlen 1985-86 ...... Linda Schnitzler 2008-09 ...... Mara Hjelle 1984-85 ...... Deb Nygren 2008-09 ...... Laquisha Cook Daktronics All American First Team Team 1984-85 ...... Barb Wragge 2007-08 ...... Laquisha Cook 2011-12 ...... Ashley Arlen 1981-82 ...... Tammy Blackburn 2005-06 ...... Erin McCormick 1980-81 ...... Julie Petronis 2004-05 ...... Kristen Humphries Daktronics All American Second Team 1980-81 ...... Lisa Draper 2010-11 ...... Ashley Arlen 1978-79 ...... Kari Erwin All-NSIC Third Team 1976-77 ...... Lori Mittelstadt 2007-08 ...... Andrea Schoepf Daktronics All Central Region First Team 1976-77 ...... Lori Langel 2007-08 ...... Kylee McGill 2011-12 ...... Ashley Arlen 2006-07 ...... Lauren Gustafson 2010-11 ...... Ashley Arlen CSIC Newcomer of the Year 2009-10 ...... Ashley Arlen 1983-84 ...... Barb Wragge All-NSIC Honorable Mention 2006-07 ...... Kylee McGill Daktronics Central Region Player of the Year 2005-06 ...... Allison Steffen 2011-12 ...... Ashley Arlen 2001-02 ...... Dodie Martin 2010-11 ...... Ashley Arlen 2000-01 ...... Sara Miller 1999-00 ...... Karen Hochstein Daktronics All Central Region Second Team 2014-15 ...... Jordan Spencer NSIC Defensive Player of the Year 2010-11 ...... Mara Hjelle 2005-06 ...... (Co.) Allison Steffen 2002-03 ...... Dodie Martin Daktronics All North Central Region Second Team All-NSIC Defensive Team 2005-06 ...... Nicole Gruntorad 2014-15 ...... Jordan Spencer 2010-11 ...... Mara Hjelle WBCA/State Farm Coaches' 2009-10 ...... Mara Hjelle All American Honorable Mention 2014-15 ...... Jordan Spencer NSIC Player of the Year 2009-10 ...... Ashley Arlen 2011-12 ...... Ashley Arlen 2010-11 ...... Ashley Arlen Kodak/WBCA All American 2005-06 ...... Nicole Gruntorad Honorable Mention 2005-06 ...... Nicole Gruntorad NSIC Freshman of the Year 2008-09 ...... Clare Duwelius All-NAIA District 11 First Team 2007-08 ...... (Co.) Jodie Boss 1990-91 ...... Mary Schnitzler 1999-00 ...... Karen Hochstein 1987-88 ...... Linda Schnitzler 1986-87 ...... Dawn Bernt All-NSIC Freshmen Team 1986-87 ...... Linda Schnitzler 2014-15 ...... Maggie Schulte 1985-86 ...... Linda Schnitzler 1984-85 ...... Barb Wragge NSIC Coach of the Year 1983-84 ...... Barb Wragge Ashley Arlen was a two-time All- 2011-12 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1981-82 ...... Tammy Blackburn American and was named the Divi- 2009-10 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1980-81 ...... Lori Koester sion II Bulletin Player of the Year in 2005-06 ...... Ryun Williams 2011-12 as a senior.
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 34 ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS
NSIC All-Academic Team NSIC All-Academic Team (cont.) 2016-17 ...... Andrea Larson 2002-03 ...... Kari Belak 2016-17 ...... Maggie Lowe 2002-03 ...... Nicole Gesell 2016-17 ...... Anna Martensen 2002-03 ...... Kim Hefner 2016-17 ...... Haley Moore 2002-03 ...... Karen Hochstein 2016-17 ...... Kacie O'Connor 2002-03 ...... Dodie Martin 2016-17 ...... Taylor Reiner 2002-03 ...... Lesley Menken 2016-17 ...... Maggie Schulte 2002-03 ...... Kari Torgerson 2015-16 ...... Jasmin Bretoi 2001-02 ...... Nicole Gesell 2015-16 ...... Lauren Davis 2001-02 ...... Karen Hochstein 2015-16 ...... Haley Moore 2001-02 ...... Christi Williams 2015-16 ...... Sadie Murren 2001-02 ...... Tracy Williamson 2015-16 ...... Kacie O'Connor 2000-01 ...... Krista Bernadt 2015-16 ...... Maggie Schulte 2000-01 ...... Karen Hochstein 2014-15 ...... Jordan Spencer 2000-01 ...... Maranda Radke 2014-15 ...... Ashton Yossi 2000-01 ...... Kristine Strait 2013-14 ...... Ellen Hansen 2013-14 ...... Kara Powell Capital One Academic All District VII 2013-14 ...... Addy Roller 2014-15 ...... (Second Team) Ashton Yossi 2013-14 ...... Jordan Spencer 2010-11 ...... (First Team) Mara Hjelle 2013-14 ...... Ashton Yossi 2012-13 ...... Anna Gerdes ESPN The Magazine Academic 2012-13 ...... Ellen Hansen All District VII 2012-13 ...... Audrey Holmes 2009-10 ...... (First Team) Mara Hjelle 2012-13 ...... Kara Powell 2009-10 ...... (Third Team) Julie Ann Wagner Karen Hochstein (2001-04) was 2012-13 ...... Jordan Spencer 2005-06 ...... (Third Team) Ashley Arndorfer 2012-13 ...... Ashton Yossi a two-time Verizon Academic 2011-12 ...... Marcy Amundson Verizon Academic All District VII All-District VII selection and 2011-12 ...... Clare Duwelius 2002-03 ...... (Second Team) Karen Hochstein inducted into the WSC Athletic 2011-12 ...... Ellen Hansen 2001-02 ...... (Third Team) Karen Hochstein Hall of Fame in 2012. 2011-12 ...... Ali Schwartzwald 2010-11 ...... Clare Duwelius NSIC Myles Brand All-Academic 2010-11 ...... Alyssa Fischbach With Distinction Award 2010-11 ...... Mara Hjelle 2015-16 ...... Sadie Murren 2010-11 ...... Chelsie Rohrs 2014-15 ...... Ashton Yossi 2010-11 ...... Ali Schwartzwald 2013-14 ...... Kara Powell 2010-11 ...... Julie Ann Wagner 2010-11 ...... Mara Hjelle 2010-11 ...... Renee Wood 2010-11 ...... Julie Ann Wagner 2009-10 ...... Alisha Brown 2009-10 ...... Kati Jo Christensen CSIC All Academic 2009-10 ...... Clare Duwelius 1985-86 ...... Deb Nygren 2009-10 ...... Alyssa Fischbach 1983-84 ...... Patty Carney 2009-10 ...... Mara Hjelle 1983-84 ...... Carol Durkee 2009-10 ...... Ali Schwartzwald 1980-81 ...... Marlene Mogensen 2009-10 ...... Julie Ann Wagner 1980-81 ...... Marilyn Strate 2008-09 ...... Alyssa Fischbach 2008-09 ...... Mara Hjelle Butch Raymond/Sanford Health Scholarship 2008-09 ...... Julie Ann Wagner 2013-14 ...... Jordan Spencer 2008-09 ...... Jennifer Yee 2007-08 ...... Amanda Covington 2007-08 ...... Andrea Schoepf 2006-07 ...... Amanda Covington 2006-07 ...... Erin McCormick 2006-07 ...... Andrea Schoepf 2006-07 ...... Amanda Walker 2005-06 ...... Ashley Arndorfer 2005-06 ...... Lauren Gustafson 2005-06 ...... Erin McCormick 2005-06 ...... Allison Steffen 2005-06 ...... Amanda Walker 2004-05 ...... Ashley Arndorfer 2004-05 ...... Nicole Gruntorad 2004-05 ...... Kim Malone 2004-05 ...... Kristin Jennings 2004-05 ...... Allison Steffen 2004-05 ...... Amanda Walker 2003-04 ...... Ashley Arndorfer 2003-04 ...... Nicole Gesell 2003-04 ...... Kim Hefner
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 35 WILDCAT COACHING HISTORY
WAYNE STATE'S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS 1985-86 ...... 3-24 ...... Lenny Klaver 2016-17 ...... 23-7 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1984-85 ...... 11-19 ...... Lenny Klaver 2015-16 ...... 17-12 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1983-84 ...... 7-20 ...... Jan Jirsak 2014-15 ...... 28-6 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1982-83 ...... 15-19 ...... Jan Jirsak 2013-14 ...... 28-5 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1981-82 ...... 13-17 ...... Jan Jirsak 2012-13 ...... 17-10 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1980-81 ...... 10-17 ...... Jan Jirsak 2011-12 ...... 32-3 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1979-80 ...... 14-15 ...... Helen Carrol 2010-11 ...... 26-4 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1978-79 ...... 6-25 ...... Helen Carrol 2009-10 ...... 26-5 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1977-78 ...... 20-11 ...... Chuck Brewer 2008-09 ...... 15-13 ...... Chris Kielsmeier 1976-77 ...... 25-7 ...... G.I. Willoughby 2007-08 ...... 22-10 ...... Ryun Williams 1975-76 ...... 16-10 ...... G.I. Willoughby 2006-07 ...... 19-10 ...... Ryun Williams 1974-75 ...... 16-6 ...... G.I. Willoughby 2005-06 ...... 27-4 ...... Ryun Williams 1973-74 ...... 14-6 ...... G.I. Willoughby 2004-05 ...... 20-11 ...... Ryun Williams 1972-73 ...... 15-5 ...... G.I. Willoughby 2003-04 ...... 13-15 ...... Ryun Williams 1971-72 ...... 19-5 ...... G.I. Willoughby 2002-03 ...... 17-11 ...... Ryun Williams 1970-71 ...... 14-8 ...... G.I. Willoughby 2001-02 ...... 12-15 ...... Ryun Williams 2000-01 ...... 18-9 ...... Ryun Williams WILDCAT ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 1999-00 ...... 19-9 ...... Ryun Williams Coach Years W-L Pct. 1998-99 ...... 15-12 ...... Ryun Williams Chris Kielsmeier 9 (2008-pres) 212-65 .765 1997-98 ...... 8-21 ...... Jeff Goldstein Ryun Williams 10 (1998-08) 182-106 .632 1996-97 ...... 5-20 ...... Jeff Goldstein Jeff Goldstein 2 (1996-98) 13-41 .241 1995-96 ...... 11-16 ...... Mike Barry Mike Barry 7 (1989-96) 96-91 .513 1994-95 ...... 17-10 ...... Mike Barry Elizabeth O'Brien 1 (1988-89) 8-20 .286 1993-94 ...... 22-5 ...... Mike Barry Lenny Klaver 4 (1984-88) 42-75 .359 1992-93 ...... 14-12 ...... Mike Barry Jan Jirsak 4 (1980-84) 45-73 .381 1991-92 ...... 17-10 ...... Mike Barry Helen Carroll 2 (1978-80) 20-40 .333 1990-91 ...... 12-15 ...... Mike Barry Chuck Brewer 1 (1977-78) 20-11 .645 1989-90 ...... 3-23 ...... Mike Barry G.I. Willoughby 7 (1970-77) 119-47 .717 1988-89 ...... 8-20 ...... Elizabeth O'Brien Totals 47 757-569 .571 1987-88 ...... 16-14 ...... Lenny Klaver 1986-87 ...... 12-18 ...... Lenny Klaver
Mike Barry coached the WSC women's basketball team from 1989- 1996, compiling a 96-91 mark in his seven seasons. His 1993-94 team fi nished 22-5.
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 36 WSC All-Time Women's Basketball Results
1970-71 H Midland Lutheran ...... L 43-48 Head Coach G.I. Willoughby H Northwestern...... W 66-39 (14-8) @ South Dakota State...... W 58-31 H Dordt College...... W 62-52 @ Look Magazine ...... L 51-56 H Concordia (Neb)...... W 48-23 @ J.F. Kennedy ...... L 41-69 @ University of Nebraska ...... L 38-46 H Kansas State...... W 50-31 H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ...... W 54-52 H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar)...... W 48-47 N Kearney State ...... W 71-40 H Midland Lutheran ...... W 57-37 N Midland Lutheran ...... W 55-37 @ Briar Cliff ...... W 76-42 N Westmar (Teikyo Westmar)...... W 47-44 @ Peru State ...... W 78-17 N Northern Iowa...... W 52-50 @ Kansas State ...... W 51-50 H Kansas State...... L 39-43 H Look Magazine...... L 37-56 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 44-49 1973-74 H Briar Cliff...... W 62-30 Head Coach G.I. Willoughby H College of St. Mary's...... W 80-17 (14-6) H J.F. Kennedy...... L 44-47 @ Northwestern...... W 71-54 @ University of Nebraska ...... W 55-53 @ College of St. Mary's...... W 80-17 H Kearney State ...... W 44-41 N Omaha Roadrunners...... W 66-40 H Midland Lutheran...... W 48-46 N Lincoln Panthers...... W 75-37 @ Kearney State...... L 54-60 N Omaha Raiders...... W 49-43 @ Nebraska Omaha ...... W 55-37 N Omaha Raiders...... W 69-55 @ Northwest Missouri State ...... L 41-55 N Look Magazine...... L 54-63 H Concordia (Neb)...... W 61-35 N J.F Kennedy...... L 40-48 N J.F. Kennedy ...... W 45-38 N Plainview Texas (Queen Bees)...... L 54-60 H South Dakota State ...... L 41-45 H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar)...... W 60-53 H University of Nebraska...... W 38-40 1971-72 @ Midland Lutheran...... L 36-37 Head Coach G.I. Willoughby H University of Nebraska Omaha...... W 45-32 (19-5) @ Concordia (Neb)...... W 63-34 N University of Nebraska Omaha...... W 58-41 H Midland Lutheran ...... W 43-37 N Midland Lutheran...... W 55-50 N J.F. Kennedy ...... W 42-39 N Kearney State ...... W 73-58 1975-76 @ University of Nebraska...... W 50-42 N WIlliam Penn...... L 45-49 Head Coach G.I. Willoughby @ Nebraska-Wesleyan...... W 48-47 N Martin Luther (Minn.)...... W 71-35 (16-10) H Northwestern...... W 54-48 N South Dakota State...... W 57-52 @ University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 48-14 @ Northwest Missouri State ...... L 62-82 @ College of St. Mary's ...... W 64-13 1974-75 N Southwest Missouri State ...... W 75-50 H Kearney State ...... W 58-32 Head Coach G.I. Willoughby N Kansas State...... L 65-90 @ Concordia (Neb) ...... W 51-26 (16-6) N Northwest Missouri State...... L 80-83 @ Midland Lutheran...... W 49-44 H USD Springfi eld ...... W 82-38 H Concordia (Neb)...... W 51-47 @ Kearney State ...... W 82-49 H Grand View ...... L 95-97 H College of St. Mary's...... W 71-10 H University of Nebraska Omaha ....W 106-55 @ Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ...... W 72-62 H J.F. Kennedy...... W 52-36 H J.F. Kennedy...... W 75-37 @ South Dakota State ...... W 79-64 @ Dordt College...... L 45-51 H Chadron State...... W 72-25 @ Kearney State ...... W 98-64 N Concordia (Neb)...... W 87-39 H Kearney State ...... W 82-58 H William Penn...... L 58-79 N Midland Lutheran...... L 38-46 N Buena Vista ...... W 71-49 @ Midland Lutheran...... W 83-68 N Kearney State ...... W 57-45 @ University of Nebraska ...... W 72-44 H University of Nebraska...... W 68-53 N Luther (Iowa)...... L 41-61 @ Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ...... L 62-68 @ William Penn...... L 42-70 N Northwest Missouri State...... W 69-55 H Northwest Missouri State ...... W 58-55 H College of St. Mary's (Forfeit)...... W N Valley City State...... W 55-46 H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar)...... W 74-46 H Midland Lutheran...... W 80-74 N Nolt (Oregon, Mo.)...... W 60-43 @ South Dakota State...... W 60-54 @ Kansas State...... L 57-89 N J.F Kennedy...... L 35-76 H Midland Lutheran...... W 85-53 N Waldorf ...... W 75-71 H University of Nebraska Omaha...... W 66-24 @ Midland Lutheran...... L 51-59 N Minnesota State...... W 95-35 @ Kearney State ...... W 63-55 @ J.F. Kennedy...... L 44-53 @ University of Nebraska...... L 61-62 @ Chadron State...... W 84-36 H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar)...... W 95-61 1972-73 N Concordia (Neb)...... W 74-42 H South Dakota State ...... W 58-55 Head Coach G.I. Willoughby N University of Nebraska ...... W 74-58 H Kearney State...... W 94-65 (15-5) N Midland Lutheran...... W 71-61 N University of Nebraska ...... L 66-71 @ Grand View...... L 61-83 N University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 68-56 H Kearney State ...... W 60-44 N Dickinson State...... W 77-49 N University of Nebraska ...... W 60-51 @ Concordia (Neb) ...... W 62-20 N William Penn...... L 50-57 N University of Nebraska ...... L 55-58 N Buena Vista...... W 51-33 N Southwest Missouri State...... L 64-67 @ Westmar (Teikyo Westmar)...... L 46-50 H South Dakota State ...... L 40-50 @ Midland Lutheran ...... W 47-45 @ Northwestern ...... W 52-46 H University of Nebraska ...... W 46-26 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 37 WSC All-Time Women's Basketball Results
1976-77 1977-78 1979-80 Head Coach G.I. Willoughby Head Coach Chuck Brewer Head Coach Helen Carroll (25-7) (20-11) (14-14) @ Tarkio ...... L 46-78 H Tarkio ...... W 66-59 H Kansas State...... W 59-57 @ Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ...... W 72-60 N Murray State (Ky.) ...... L 78-92 H Midland Lutheran ...... W 72-56 N Benedictine ...... W 78-45 N William Jewell ...... W 67-60 H University of Nebraska ...... W 67-60 N Tarkio ...... L 64-65 @ Briar Cliff ...... W 79-53 @ South Dakota State ...... W 59-55 H Briar Cliff ...... W 72-49 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 61-90 H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ...... L 74-93 @ University of Nebraska ...... L 69-71 N Simpson ...... W 71-62 N South Dakota Tech ...... W 120-32 H Missouri Western ...... W 70-59 H Hastings ...... W 81-68 N Panhandle State ...... W 85-58 N Kearney State ...... W 70-60 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 67-79 H Northwest Missouri State ...... L 50-51 N University of Colorado...... L 47-56 H Missouri Western ...... L 57-71 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 67-93 H Northeast Community College ...... W 94-47 N Nebraska Wesleyan ...... L 65-77 H Missouri Southern ...... W 85-46 H Washburn ...... W 75-57 H Briar Cliff ...... W 73-70 N Pitsburg State ...... W 86-38 H Emporia State ...... W 57-46 H Buena Vista ...... W 57-55 H Missouri Western ...... W 69-52 H Midland Lutheran ...... L 47-66 H Fort Hays State ...... W 67-64 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 69-88 @ Missouri Southern ...... W 76-57 H Kearney State ...... W 62-52 @ Kearney State ...... W 82-56 @ Pittsburg State ...... W 66-57 @ Washburn ...... L 48-63 H Emporia State ...... W 88-67 H Fort Hays State ...... W 75-71 @ Emporia State ...... L 68-69 H Washburn ...... W 88-62 H Kearney State ...... W 64-54 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 57-86 H Fort Hays State ...... W 77-50 @ Northwest Missouri State ...... L 37-89 @ Kearney State ...... L 55-61 H Kearney State ...... W 71-58 @ Washburn ...... L 57-66 @ College of St. Mary's ...... W 70-65 @ University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 73-68 @ Emporia State ...... L 64-70 H Missouri Southern ...... L 68-88 @ Missouri Southern ...... W 78-50 H University of Nebraska Omaha ...... L 52-80 H Pittsburg State ...... L 58-73 @ Pittsburg State ...... W 90-43 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 63-79 @ Missouri Western ...... W 69-68 @ Washburn ...... W 74-48 @ Kearney State ...... L 53-65 H Washburn ...... W 83-69 @ Emporia State ...... W 73-59 H Missouri Southern ...... W 83-54 H Emporia State ...... W 63-61 @ Missouri Western ...... W 79-75 H Pittsburg State ...... W 78-67 H University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 76-68 N Peru State ...... W 82-43 H Missouri Western ...... W 68-63 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 52-67 N Kearney State ...... W 84-66 N Peru State ...... W 65-49 @ Pittsburg State ...... L 54-77 N Midland Lutheran ...... L 56-58 N Hastings College ...... W 82-68 N Hastings College ...... L 69-74 N Mount Mercy ...... W 82-66 N Midland Lutheran ...... L 64-84 H Augustana (Ill.) ...... W 68-41 N Midland Lutheran ...... W 73-62 H South Dakota State ...... W 58-55 N Tarkio ...... L 43-65 N Dickinson State ...... W 81-52 1980-81 N Northern Colorado ...... W 79-69 Head Coach Jan Jirsak 1978-79 (10-18) Head Coach Helen Carroll (6-25) N Northeast Missouri State...... L 56-59 N William Jewell ...... W 55-49 H Peru State ...... W 100-55 @ Missouri Western ...... L 54-63 N Southwest Missouri State ...... L 60-69 N Tarkio ...... W 59-56 N Texas-Arlington ...... L 45-54 @ Northwest Missouri State ...... L 51-71 @ Hastings College ...... W 66-60 H Northwest Missouri State ...... L 46-83 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 81-87 @ South Dakota State ...... L 53-60 N Morningside ...... W 67-66 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 48-81 N McPherson ...... W 75-37 H University of Nebraska ...... L 35-98 H South Dakota Tech ...... W 65-49 N Dakota Weslyan ...... W 81-65 H Briar Cliff ...... L 65-69 N Minnesota State ...... L 68-85 @ Missouri Western ...... L 57-71 N Dickinson State ...... W 62-59 H Kearney State ...... W 77-75 H Pittsburg State ...... L 51-62 H Fort Hays State ...... L 68-73 H Missouri Southern ...... L 70-84 H College of St. Mary's ...... W 84-52 @ Missouri Western ...... L 57-67 @ Pittsburg State ...... L 59-71 @ Kearney State ...... L 45-62 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 58-61 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 61-85 @ Washburn ...... L 34-64 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 55-76 @ Emporia State ...... L 54-74 H Washburn ...... L 53-70 H Missouri Western ...... L 69-75 H Emporia State ...... L 65-67 H Pittsburg State ...... L 55-69 N University of Nebraska ...... L 42-95 H Missouri Southern ...... W 78-65 H Missouri Western ...... W 65-64 H Briar Cliff ...... W 72-67 H Kearney State ...... L 61-67 H Emporia State ...... W 63-61 H Fort Hays State ...... L 47-80 @ Kearney State ...... L 61-69 H College of St. Mary's ...... L 58-61 H Fort Hays State ...... L 92-95 @ Pittsburg State ...... L 43-70 @ University of Nebraska Omaha .. L 54-77 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 47-79 H Emporia State ...... L 62-67 @ University of Nebraska Omaha ...... L 69-95 H Washburn ...... W 70-61 @ Washburn ...... L 45-58 N Kearney State ...... L 51-56 @ Emporia State ...... L 69-90 N Doane College ...... W 64-61 N Midland Lutheran ...... L 61-85 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 38 WSC All-Time Women's Basketball Results
1981-82 1983-84 1985-86 Head Coach Jan Jirsak Head Coach Jan Jirsak Head Coach Lenny Klaver (13-17) (7-20) (3-24) N Doane College ...... W 59-58 N Hastings College ...... L 60-95 N Hastings College ...... L 102-109 @ Hastings College ...... L 66-85 @ Peru State ...... W 66-49 N Concordia (Neb.)...... W 78-66 N Concordia (Neb.)...... L 48-62 @ Briar Cliff ...... W 79-70 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 36-96 @ Doane College ...... L 53-63 @ Chadron State ...... W 55-54 H Peru State ...... L 79-84 H Doane College ...... W 74-72 N South Dakota Tech ...... W 62-53 @ Doane College ...... W 65-55 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 58-70 H Hastings College ...... L 57-61 H Hastings College ...... W 87-81 H Northwestern...... L 62-63 @ Buena Vista ...... L 49-70 H Mount Marty ...... W 66-65 @ College of St. Mary's ...... L 54-74 H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ...... W 70-67 @ Northwestern ...... L 62-74 H Chadron State ...... W 79-42 H Buena Vista ...... W 63-43 @ Briar Cliff ...... L 61-63 @ Missouri Western ...... L 52-72 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 61-70 H Missouri Western ...... L 57-88 @ Briar Cliff ...... L 52-63 H Missouri Western ...... L 55-76 @ Pittsburg State ...... L 55-77 H Missouri Western ...... L 55-69 @ Pittsburg State ...... L 57-63 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 49-72 @ Kearney State ...... L 75-85 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 46-64 H Washburn ...... L 57-62 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 72-88 H University of Nebraska Omaha ...... L 45-83 H Emporia State ...... L 68-81 @ Peru State ...... W 62-60 @ College of St. Mary's ...... W 82-74 @ Missouri Western ...... L 49-87 H Missouri Southern ...... L 56-74 @ Kearney State ...... L 62-67 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 47-74 H Pittsburg State ...... L 90-91 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 71-87 @ Kearney State ...... L 68-75 @ Chadron State ...... L 74-75 H Emporia State ...... L 47-91 @ Chadron State ...... W 62-59 H Washburn ...... L 65-75 @ Missouri Western ...... L 46-82 @ Emporia State ...... L 62-112 H Emporia State ...... L 83-84 H Missouri Southern ...... L 59-67 @ Washburn ...... L 53-85 H College of St. Mary's ...... L 74-75 H Pittsburg State ...... L 40-77 H Missouri Southern ...... L 55-69 H Peru State ...... L 82-93 H Chadron State ...... W 84-59 H Pittsburg State ...... L 60-69 @ Pittsburg State ...... L 69-81 H Fort Hays State ...... W 70-64 @ Peru State ...... L 59-86 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 60-89 H Kearney State ...... W 60-59 H Fort Hays State ...... L 67-79 H Fort Hays State ...... L 79-89 H Washburn ...... W 54-53 H Kearney State ...... L 54-55 H Kearney State ...... L 53-73 H Peru State ...... W 55-48 H Chadron State ...... W 68-62 @ Emporia State ...... L 75-96 @ Emporia State ...... L 57-98 H Doane College ...... W 75-41 @ Washburn ...... L 51-73 @ Washburn ...... L 61-74 @ Hastings College ...... L 64-77 1984-85 Head Coach Lenny Klaver 1982-83 (11-19) Head Coach Jan Jirsak (15-19) N University of Sioux Falls...... W 74-72 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 60-85 @ Mount Marty ...... L 64-74 N Dana College ...... W 68-52 N College of St. Mary's ...... L 64-81 H Doane College ...... W 59-43 N Doane College ...... W 76-59 H Mount Marty ...... W 64-47 H Briar Cliff ...... W 90-73 H Buena Vista ...... W 62-46 @ Concordia (Neb.) ...... W 63-54 @ Missouri Western ...... L 51-84 @ Doane College ...... L 51-64 @ Peru State ...... L 61-74 @ Hastings College ...... L 67-69 @ Hastings College ...... L 70-74 H Missouri Western ...... L 57-96 @ Chadron State ...... W 63-62 N South Dakota Tech ...... W 68-58 H Chadron State ...... W 81-58 H Briar Cliff ...... W 71-55 H Concordia (Neb.)...... W 74-64 H College of St. Mary's ...... W 71-66 H Nebraska Wesleyan ...... L 59-62 @ Northwestern ...... L 71-75 H Doane College ...... W 59-46 H Midland Lutheran ...... L 55-79 @ Missouri Western ...... L 73-87 H Missouri Western ...... L 54-74 @ Washburn ...... L 63-86 H Kearney State ...... W 54-49 @ Emporia State ...... L 66-90 H Fort Hays State ...... W 53-43 H Kearney State ...... L 64-70 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 65-90 H Fort Hays State ...... W 77-68 @ Pittsburg State ...... L 51-65 H Peru State ...... W 66-62 @ Washburn ...... L 55-78 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 38-71 @ Emporia State ...... L 58-71 @ Pittsburg State ...... L 59-81 H Chadron State ...... W 65-64 @ College of St. Mary's ...... L 60-72 H Pittsburg State ...... L 60-61 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 72-100 H Missouri Southern ...... L 61-62 @ Kearney State ...... L 57-68 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 64-74 @ Kearney State ...... L 46-82 @ Chadron State ...... W 61-52 H Peru State ...... W 83-68 H Emporia State ...... W 66-63 H Emporia State ...... L 65-87 H Washburn ...... L 61-71 H Washburn ...... L 49-60 @ Peru State ...... L 59-77 H Northwestern...... W 67-64 H Pittsburg State ...... L54-66 @ Doane College ...... L 35-53 H Missouri Southern ...... L 53-75 N Kearney State ...... W 62-56 H Concordia (Neb.)...... W 57-52 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 42-85
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1986-87 1988-89 1989-90 Head Coach Lenny Klaver Head Coach Elizabeth O'Brien Head Coach Mike Barry (12-18) (8-20) (3-23)
N Doane College ...... W 84-77 N Doane College ...... L 71-85 @ Hastings College ...... L 63-78 N Dana College ...... W 76-46 @ Hastings College ...... W 68-64 @ Hastings College ...... L 66-85 H Briar Cliff ...... L 71-82 H Missouri Western ...... L 69-80 N Doane College ...... L 45-100 @ Doane College ...... W 86-75 H Peru State ...... L 84-89 @ Chadron State ...... W 73-68 H Peru State ...... W 83-74 H College of St. Mary's ...... W 80-53 H Peru State ...... L 42-73 H Missouri Western ...... W 72-64 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 59-89 @ University of Nebraska Omaha ...... L 67-73 H Chadron State ...... W 68-66 @ Morningside ...... L 40-67 H North Dakota State ...... L 69-85 H College of St. Mary's ...... L 75-80 H Chadron State ...... W 84-75 H Morningside ...... L 62-81 @ Morningside ...... L 94-106 H Briar Cliff ...... W 90-78 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 65-83 @ Northwestern ...... L 90-101 @ Missouri Western ...... L 50-64 H University of South Dakota ...... L 60-74 H Midland Lutheran ...... L 73-86 H Mount Marty ...... L 84-89 @ Briar Cliff ...... L 68-112 @ Missouri Western ...... W 62-58 H Midland Lutheran ...... L 67-83 @ North Dakota ...... L 36-110 H Pittsburg State ...... L 79-103 @ Washburn ...... L 42-69 @ North Dakota State ...... L 49-88 H Missouri Southern ...... L 77-82 @ Emporia State ...... L 69-75 H Emporia State ...... L 69-70 @ Doane College ...... W 74-69 H Kearney State College ...... W 78-62 N Quincy ...... L 79-90 @ Washburn ...... L 57-77 H Fort Hays State ...... L 72-81 N National College of Education...... W 75-65 @ Emporia State ...... L 74-84 @ Peru State ...... L 68-79 @ Doane College ...... L 60-88 H Kearney State ...... W 83-77 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 64-75 H Fort Hays State ...... L 70-78 H Fort Hays State ...... L 56-65 @ Pittsburg State ...... L 78-88 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 69-84 @ Peru State ...... L 73-82 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 68-90 @ Mount Marty ...... L 77-93 H Emporia State ...... L 89-100 @ Kearney State ...... L 67-74 H Kearney State ...... L 63-80 H Washburn ...... L 59-74 H College of St. Mary's ...... W 70-60 H Chadron State ...... W 80-65 @ College of St. Mary's ...... L 66-69 H Emporia State ...... L 78-86 @ Kearney State ...... L 61-93 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 67-89 H Washburn ...... L 69-79 @ Peru State ...... L 56-69 @ Pittsburg State ...... W 78-73 @ Chadron State ...... L 59-61 @ Emporia State ...... L 50-78 @ Chadron State ...... W 69-61 H Pittsburg State ...... W 77-64 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 63-89 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 77-80 H Missouri Southern ...... W 84-73 @ Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 69-91 @ Kearney State ...... L 56-59 N College of St. Mary's ...... W 84-69 1990-91 @ Midland Lutheran ...... L 52-67 Head Coach Mike Barry (12-15) 1987-88 Head Coach Lenny Klaver N University of Sioux Falls...... W 90-61 (16-14) @ South Dakota State ...... L 53-78 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 66-92 @ Briar Cliff ...... L 76-92 @ Dakota Wesleyan ...... L 83-91 H Doane College ...... W 70-60 H Simpson ...... W 85-74 @ Peru State ...... L 74-75 H Midland Lutheran ...... W 76-75 H Morningside ...... W 71-68 H Chadron State ...... L 73-77 H Northwestern...... W 90-68 @ Morningside ...... L 73-100 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 52-89 H University of South Dakota ...... L 95-99 @ College of St. Mary's ...... W 60-46 H Briar Cliff ...... W 70-65 H Chadron State ...... W 56-53 H Minnesota State ...... L 68-67 H Buena Vista ...... W 87-64 @ Fort Lewis ...... W 60-58 N Hastings College ...... L 62-77 @ Adams State ...... L 64-74 H Missouri Western ...... L 75-76 H Western State ...... W 85-60 H Fort Hays State ...... L 62-63 H Mesa State ...... W 98-72 H Kearney State ...... W 72-50 @ Nebraska Wesleyan ...... W 89-84 @ Midland Lutheran ...... W 81-79 H Fort Hays State ...... L 57-74 @ Pittsburg State ...... W 83-80 H Kearney State ...... L 62-72 @ Missouri Southern ...... L 57-64 @ Western State ...... L 64-67 H College of St. Mary's ...... W 77-51 @ Mesa State ...... L 61-93 H Washburn ...... L 70-79 @ Colorado School of Mines ...... L 71-78 H Emporia State ...... W 73-70 H Fort Lewis ...... W 80-46 H Peru State ...... W 83-73 H Adams State...... W 84-66 H Missouri Southern ...... W 78-72 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 51-59 H Pittsburg State ...... W 72-70 @ Kearney State ...... L 60-86 @ Missouri Western ...... L 46-65 @ Chadron State ...... W 70-46 @ Kearney State ...... W 62-53 @ Hastings College ...... L 72-75 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 59-66 @ Chadron State ...... L 60-69 @ Emporia State ...... L 59-72 @ Washburn ...... L 47-72 H Midland Lutheran ...... W 79-63 @ Doane College ...... L 73-86 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 40 WSC All-Time Women's Basketball Results
1991-92 1993-94 1994-95 Head Coach Mike Barry Head Coach Mike Barry Head Coach Mike Barry (17-10) (22-5) (17-10)
H Dakota State ...... W 72-38 H Northern State...... W 75-51 H York College ...... W 66-51 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 47-84 @ University of South Dakota ...... W 92-76 H University of South Dakota ...... W 66-65 H Chadron State ...... W 84-51 @ Northeast Missouri State ...... W 102-90 @ Fort Hays State ...... L 53-66 N Metro State ...... L 70-87 @ Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 65-104 N Oklahoma City University...... W 65-64 N Colorado Christian ...... W 84-62 H Morningside ...... W 92-79 @ Morningside ...... L 64-66 H University of South Dakota ...... W 82-81 H Denver University...... W 78-59 @ St. Cloud State ...... L 56-58 H Doane College ...... L 62-72 H Dakota State ...... W 104-53 H Northeast Missouri State...... W 85-65 @ Minnesota State ...... L 64-78 H Concordia (Neb.)...... W 75-59 H Morningside ...... L 71-74 N St. Cloud State ...... L 60-61 @ Morningside ...... W 92-78 H Concordia (Neb.)...... W 89-64 @ Chadron State ...... W 84-56 @ Cal Poly Pomona ...... W 78-76 @ Northern State ...... L 54-84 @ Rollins ...... W 70-58 @ Cal San Bernadino ...... L 71-81 @ Bemidji State ...... L 85-95 @ Eckerd (Florida) ...... W 91-54 @ Cal State Los Angeles ...... W 93-74 H Winona State ...... W 82-66 @ Florida Southern ...... W 88-78 H Bemidji State ...... W 83-58 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 54-71 H Nebraska Wesleyan ...... W 81-43 @ Winona State ...... W 87-59 H Briar Cliff ...... W 86-57 @ University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 83-79 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 76-65 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... W 73-72 @ Hastings College ...... L 55-75 H Mount Marty ...... W 92-63 H Dakota State ...... W 72-50 H Briar Cliff ...... W 103-26 H Minnesota-Morris ...... W 90-72 @ University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 70-67 H Fort Hays State ...... L 63-64 @ Briar Cliff ...... W 97-55 H Northern State...... L 57-78 @ Doane College ...... L 72-88 @ Northern State ...... L 77-100 H Quincy ...... W 91-76 @ Fort Hays State ...... W 85-58 @ Bemidji State ...... W 87-79 H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 81-61 H Mount Marty ...... W 85-63 H Winona State ...... W 75-53 H Bemidji State ...... W 64-63 @ Briar Cliff ...... W 76-44 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 70-74 @ Winona State ...... L 77-83 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 64-62 H Briar Cliff ...... W 86-75 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 43-61 H University of Nebraska Kearney ...... L 56-69 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... W 83-76 H Mount Marty ...... W 83-74 H Morningside ...... W 74-72 H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 77-53 @ Briar Cliff ...... W 63-61 H West Texas State ...... L 71-83 @ University of Nebraska Kearney ...... L 58-65 H Minnesota-Morris ...... W 90-76 N Augustana (S.D.)...... L 66-90 @ Quincy ...... W 94-64
1992-93 1995-96 Head Coach Mike Barry Head Coach Mike Barry (14-12) (11-16)
@ North Dakota State ...... L 55-95 H Concordia (Neb.)...... W 84-62 @ Morningside ...... L 68-82 H Mount Marty ...... W 89-81 N University of South Dakota ...... L 68-74 @ University of Nebraska Omaha ...... L 55-85 N Metro State ...... W 70-66 N Minnesota-Duluth ...... L 36-61 N Colorado-Colorado Springs ...... W 67-59 @ Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 62-76 H Concordia (Neb.)...... W 87-53 H St. Cloud State ...... W 78-76 H University of South Dakota ...... L 68-85 H Northwest Missouri State ...... L 70-71 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 84-64 @ Northwest Missouri State ...... L 69-84 H Chadron State ...... W 92-84 @ University of South Dakota ...... W 82-62 @ Denver University ...... L 64-77 @ Texas-Pan American ...... L 43-56 @ Colorado School of Mines ...... W 104-75 @ St. Mary's (Texas) ...... L 63-79 @ Chadron State ...... W 67-64 H MSU Moorhead ...... L 62-75 H Fort Hays State ...... W 76-59 H Fort Hays State ...... W 84-72 @ University of Nebraska Kearney ...... L 58-88 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 79-69 @ Fort Hays State ...... W 72-67 H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 78-69 @ Mount Marty ...... W 78-71 @ MSU Moorhead ...... W 93-90 H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 82-77 H Minnesota-Morris ...... W 83-81 @ Dakota State ...... W 95-71 H Northern State...... L 68-73 @ Bemidji State ...... L 72-91 @ Bemidji State ...... L 65-94 H Morningside ...... L 66-86 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 59-84 H Quincy ...... W 74-63 H Briar Cliff ...... W 89-68 H Briar Cliff ...... W 105-73 @ University of Nebraska Kearney ...... L 73-85 H Bemidji State ...... L 71-75 H Winona State ...... W 91-61 @ Quincy ...... L 57-62 @ Northern State ...... L 62-89 @ SIU-Edwardsville ...... L 79-81 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... L 63-65 N North Dakota State ...... L 70-104 @ Winona State ...... L 76-77 H Ausgustana (S.D.) ...... L 55-78 H Bemidji State ...... L 70-85
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1996-97 1998-99 Head Coach Jeff Goldstein Head Coach Ryun Williams (5-20) (15-12)
H Mount Marty ...... W 84-63 H Mount Marty ...... W 68-56 @ Northwest Missouri State ...... L 60-78 H Chadron State ...... W 79-64 N Southwest Baptist ...... L 65-77 @ Morningside ...... L 61-63 N Cal State Chico ...... L 59-70 N Missouri Southern ...... W 69-54 N Colorado School of Mines ...... W 73-62 @ Central Missouri State ...... L 55-63 H Augustana (S.D.)...... L 59-83 H University of South Dakota ...... W 80-57 @ Morningside ...... L 88-94 H Simpson ...... L 72-78 H University of South Dakota ...... L 62-63 H Augustana (S.D.)...... W 60-45 H Morningside ...... L 76-95 @ South Dakota State ...... L 61-71 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 68-64 @ Doane College ...... W 64-52 @ Winona State ...... L 59-71 @ Northwest Missouri State ...... W 53-50 H Rockhurst ...... L 49-80 H Winona State ...... W 70-61 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 69-71 @ St. Cloud State ...... L 74-76 H Winona State ...... L 65-66 H Benedictine ...... L 45-47 H York College ...... W 91-56 @ Briar Cliff ...... L 39-42 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... L 71-84 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... W 60-50 @ Northern State ...... L 71-84 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 58-55 @ Bemidji State ...... L 67-107 @ Rockhurst ...... W 57-49 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 66-59 H Northern State...... W 66-54 @ Denver University ...... L 65-77 H Bemidji State ...... W 68-54 H Briar Cliff ...... L 83-84 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 63-77 H Northern State...... L 45-76 H Minnesota-Morris ...... L 47-52 H Minnesota-Morris ...... L 64-75 @ Northern State ...... L 55-79 @ Rockhurst ...... L 49-90 @ Winona State ...... L 62-94 H Bemidji State ...... L 75-77 H Briar Cliff ...... L 60-61 @ Bemidji State ...... W 72-62 1997-98 H Rockhurst ...... W 53-48 Head Coach Jeff Goldstein (8-21) 1999-00 2000-01 Head Coach Ryun Williams Head Coach Ryun Williams @ Southern Colorado ...... L 58-69 (19-9) (18-9) N New Mexico Highlands ...... L 50-76 H Mount Marty ...... W 62-52 H South Dakota State ...... L 64-77 N University of South Dakota ...... W 74-58 @ Wisconsin-Parkside ...... L 52-60 H Mount Marty ...... W 81-61 N Morningside ...... W 72-63 @ Lewis (Ill.) ...... L 31-54 H Doane College ...... W 81-66 H University of Sioux Falls...... W 63-51 @ Simpson ...... L 62-69 @ Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 77-85 H Augustana (S.D.)...... L 59-78 H Northwest Missouri State ...... L 63-72 H Morningside ...... W 103-53 @ Colorado Christian ...... L 69-74 H Doane College ...... W 84-82 H Northern State...... L 55-71 @ Northern Colorado ...... W 51-48 H Central Missouri State...... L 40-66 H Minnesota-Morris ...... W 78-41 @ Northern State ...... L 58-63 @ Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 58-85 @ Univerisity of South Dakota ...... L 47-61 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... W 86-64 H Morningside ...... W 92-77 @ Morningside ...... W 77-59 H Winona State ...... W 73-56 H Winona State ...... W 64-38 @ Winona State ...... L 63-80 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 82-67 @ Alaska-Anchorage ...... W 81-76 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 59-58 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 67-79 @ Alaska-Anchorage ...... L 51-85 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 76-62 @ MSU Moorhead ...... L 40-73 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... L 73-80 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 84-63 @ Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 78-63 @ Winona State ...... L 74-90 H Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 80-43 H Presentation College...... W 61-34 H Northern State...... L 59-81 @ Bemidji State ...... W 71-62 H Bemidji State ...... W 79-59 @ Bemidji State ...... W 73-65 @ Minnesota-Duluth ...... L 48-65 H Minnesota-Duluth ...... W 61-52 H Briar Cliff ...... L 53-68 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... W 76-50 H Minnesota-Morris ...... W 87-57 H Rockhurst ...... L 66-74 @ Northern State ...... W 69-66 H Northern State...... W 71-69 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 49-59 H Briar Cliff ...... L 47-50 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 74-60 H Minnesota-Morris ...... L 60-70 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 69-64 @ Winona State ...... W 80-68 @ Northern State ...... L 51-85 H Winona State ...... W 77-69 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 65-88 H University of Sioux Falls...... W 73-55 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 57-77 H Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 81-62 H Bemidji State ...... W 68-48 @ Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 90-63 H MSU Moorhead ...... L 77-81 @ Briar Cliff ...... L 56-103 @ MSU Moorhead ...... W 66-53 @ Minnesota-Duluth ...... L 52-56 @ Rockhurst ...... L 49-66 H Minnesota-Duluth ...... W 77-74 @ Bemidji State ...... W 72-61 @ Alaska-Fairbanks ...... L 51-58 H Bemidji State ...... W 81-72 @ MSU Moorhead ...... W 62-53 @ Alaska-Fairbanks ...... L 53-73 H Winona State ...... W 92-56 N Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 59-78 @ Minnesota-Duluth ...... L 50-60
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2001-02 2003-04 2005-06 Head Coach Ryun Williams Head Coach Ryun Williams Head Coach Ryun Williams (12-15) (13-15) (27-4)
N University of South Dakota ...... L 62-81 N University of Nebraska Omaha ...... L 58-66 N Colorado School of Mines ...... W 76-37 @ Morningside ...... L 58-68 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 49-61 N Colorado Christian ...... W 77-39 H Mount Marty ...... W 77-69 H York College ...... W 73-49 H Peru State ...... W 93-38 H Grand View ...... W 77-66 H Presentation College...... W 83-60 @ Metro State ...... L 49-63 H York College ...... W 78-63 H University of Nebraska Kearney ...... L 71-50 N Adams State...... W 57-42 @ Bemidji State ...... W 74-57 @ Lincoln University (Mo.) ...... W 68-61 @ University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 74-53 @ Minnesota-Duluth ...... L 60-75 @ Central Missouri State ...... L 58-67 H Augustana (S.D.)...... W 54-48 H University of Nebraska Omaha ...... L 59-73 H Augustana (S.D.)...... W 69-58 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 70-42 N Saginaw Valley State ...... L 45-65 H College of St. Mary's ...... W 48-43 H University of South Dakota ...... L 70-77 N Mesa State ...... L 64-77 H Mount Mercy ...... W 63-50 H Mount Mercy ...... W 65-34 H Northern State...... L 46-54 H Colorado School of Mines ...... W 59-45 H York College ...... W 68-51 H Minnesota-Morris ...... W 93-46 H Minnesota-Duluth ...... W 62-49 H College of St. Mary's ...... W 72-53 @ Winona State ...... W 77-74 H Winona State ...... L 62-50 H Northern State...... W 61-60 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 60-87 @ MSU Moorhead ...... L 58-71 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 81-59 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 56-50 @ Northern State ...... L 54-64 H Winona State ...... W 85-66 H MSU Moorhead ...... L 65-56 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 59-77 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 70-66 H Minnesota-Crookston ...... L 59-69 @ Bemidji State ...... L 60-68 @ Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 79-71 H Minnesota-Duluth ...... L 74-88 @ Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 70-58 @ Bemidji State ...... W 80-74 H Bemidji State ...... W 76-50 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 63-70 H Upper Iowa...... W 82-47 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... W 64-22 H Northern State...... W 62-60 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 76-52 @ Northern State ...... L 66-77 H MSU Moorhead ...... L 47-68 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 68-56 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 68-64 @ Minnesota-Duluth ...... L 49-71 H Bemidji State ...... W 91-58 H Winona State ...... W 63-57 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 65-78 H Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 79-50 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 37-58 @ Winona State ...... W 69-63 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 85-61 @ Minnesota-Crookston ...... L 57-74 H Minnesota-Crookston ...... L 64-67 @ Winona State ...... W 71-70 @ MSU Moorhead ...... W 67-56 H Bemidji State ...... W 81-75 @ MSU Moorhead ...... W 86-59 @ MSU Moorhead ...... L 59-75 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 62-49 @ Northern State ...... L 69-72 @ Minnesota-Duluth ...... L 52-62 H Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 70-54 2002-03 N MSU Moorhead ...... W 73-53 Head Coach Ryun Williams 2004-05 N Northern State...... W 59-54 (17-11) Head Coach Ryun Williams N Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 59-74 (20-11) H University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 82-72 H University of South Dakota ...... L 69-83 H Peru State ...... W 88-55 H Peru State ...... W 70-47 @ Colorado School of Mines ...... W 55-50 @ University of Nebraska Kearney ...... L 68-81 N Colorado Christian ...... W 77-48 N Minnesota State ...... W 81-66 H York College ...... W 83-76 N St. Cloud State ...... W 70-60 @ Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 63-71 H York College ...... W 80-42 H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 83-64 @ Augustana (S.D.) ...... L 72-56 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 60-61 H College of St. Mary's ...... W 74-46 N University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 63-60 H Bemidji State ...... W 79-51 H Grand View ...... W 88-56 H Minnesota-Duluth ...... W 79-58 H Waldorf ...... W 75-42 @ Northern State ...... W 65-60 H Mount Mercy ...... W 79-48 @ Minnesota-Morris ...... W 90-44 N Findlay (Ohio) ...... W 55-50 H Winona State ...... W 81-64 N Southwest Baptist ...... W 71-58 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 84-70 H University of South Dakota ...... L 79-80 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 65-79 @ Northern State ...... L 67-76 @ MSU Moorhead ...... L 51-72 @ MSU Moorhead ...... L 67-82 @ Minnesota-Crookston ...... L 71-81 @ Winona State ...... W 68-52 @ Minnesota-Duluth ...... L 69-77 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 48-85 @ Bemidji State ...... L 67-76 H Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 81-56 H Minnesota-Morris ...... W 73-51 H Bemidji State ...... W 70-59 H Northern State...... W 77-73 H Upper Iowa...... W 50-37 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 68-81 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 58-67 @ Winona State ...... L 62-81 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 62-55 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 74-68 @ Bemidji State ...... W 60-48 H Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 101-78 @ Minnesota-Crookston ...... L 65-73 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 72-62 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 67-69 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 67-54 H Winona State ...... W 72-44 H MSU Moorhead ...... L 55-62 H Northern State...... W 75-71 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 68-58 N Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 68-78
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2006-07 2008-09 2010-11 Head Coach Ryun Williams Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier (19-10) (15-13) (26-4)
N Colorado School of Mines ...... W 65-57 N Colorado Christian ...... L 59-62 @ Cal State Stanislaus ...... W 72-49 @ Colorado Christian ...... W 76-64 @ Colorado School of Mines ...... W 57-50 @ Colorado Christian ...... L 60-61 H York College ...... W 79-53 @ Newman University ...... W 62-58 OT N vs Colorado School of Mines ...... W 63-60 @ Chadron State ...... W 91-68 H Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 50-66 @ Newman ...... W 75-64 H Bemidji State ...... L 68-76 N MSU Moorhead - NSIC Hoopsfest ...... L 63-66 @ Minnesota State ...... W 80-49 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 60-44 H Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 79-47 N Minnesota Duluth - NSIC Hoopsfest ...L 50-58 H Northern State...... W 61-50 H Colorado-Colorado Springs ...... W 64-45 @ Northern State ...... W 76-55 H University of Mary ...... W 83-63 @ Northern State ...... L 66-72 @ University of Mary ...... W 86-76 @ MSU Moorhead ...... W 75-54 @ University of Mary (N.D.) ...... L 66-67 H Augustana ...... L 54-65 @ Minnesota, Crookston ...... W 79-60 @ University of South Dakota ...... L 55-71 H York College ...... W 83-47 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 83-64 H Mount Mercy ...... W 66-48 H Minnesota Duluth ...... L 54-63 H St. Cloud State ...... W 69-42 H University of Nebraska Kearney ...... L 88-99 H Bemidji State ...... W 81-67 @ Minnesota Duluth ...... W 66-58 H Chadron State ...... W 89-59 @ Minnesota, Crookston ...... W 89-75 @ Bemidji State ...... W 64-44 H Winona State ...... L 65-69 @ MSU Moorhead ...... W 68-66 H Augustana ...... W 73-69 H Upper Iowa...... W 64-52 H Winona State ...... L 51-67 H Winona State ...... W 76-52 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 65-60 H Upper Iowa...... W 89-28 H Upper Iowa...... W 80-42 @ MSU Moorhead ...... L 67-73 @ Minnesota State ...... L 68-86 @ St. Cloud State ...... W 79-65 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 68-79 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 62-52 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 57-91 @ Minnesota-Crookston ...... W 84-44 H St. Cloud State ...... L 54-63 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 69-47 @ Bemidji State ...... L 73-80 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 70-62 H Minnesota State ...... W 68-49 @ University of Mary ...... W 79-67 H University of Mary (N.D.) ...... W 78-74 @ Augustana ...... L 69-76 @ Northern State ...... W 61-54 H Northern State...... W 63-60 @ Winona State ...... L 65-74 @ Augustana ...... W 75-55 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 64-63 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 86-44 H Minnesota, Crookston ...... W 92-64 @ Winona State ...... W 65-42 H Northern State...... W 53-40 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 73-67 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 72-59 H University of Mary ...... W 75-60 H Minnesota, Crookston ...... W 92-64 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 90-78 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 62-67 N Winona State ...... L 65-73 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 74-62 @ Bemidji State ...... W 89-58 N Colorado Christian ...... W 78-73 N Winona State ...... W 77-70 @ Winona State ...... L 61-79 N Metro State ...... L 55-74 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 74-83 2009-10 2011-12 2007-08 Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier Head Coach Ryun Williams (26-5) (32-3) (22-10) N Colorado Mines ...... W 72-48 H Colorado School of Mines ...... W 68-57 H Colorado Christian ...... W 74-53 N Colorado Christian ...... W 71-46 H Colorado Christian University ...... W 62-51 H Colorado School of Mines ...... W 53-34 @ Dakota State ...... W 92-49 @ South Dakota School of Mines ...... W 71-65 @ Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 48-68 H York College ...... W 100-40 @ Chadron State College ...... W 70-57 H Newman University ...... W 76-67 @ Colorado-Colorado Springs ...... W 80-63 H Newman University ...... W 81-42 H William Penn University ...... W 91-52 N Adams State...... W 61-58 H Northern State...... W 64-42 H Minnesota State ...... W 78-60 @ Minnesota, Crookston ...... W 89-69 H University of Mary ...... W 65-55 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 78-58 @ Bemidji State ...... L 70-77 @ Augustana ...... L 61-68 @ Northern State ...... W 60-38 @ Augustana ...... W 68-57 H Dakota State ...... W 83-61 @ University of Mary ...... L 72-64 H University of Mary ...... W 73-58 H Graceland University...... W 103-52 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 70-53 H Northern State...... W 66-63 @ Minnesota Duluth ...... L 51-54 H Minnesota, Crookston ...... W 66-37 H Mount Mercy College ...... W 86-59 @ Bemidji State ...... L 79-83 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 53-50 H Briar Cliff ...... W 89-57 H Minnesota Crookston ...... W 73-52 @ St. Cloud State ...... W 59-50 H South Dakota ...... L 65-66 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 74-57 H Minnesota Duluth ...... W 60-49 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 79-58 @ Winona State ...... L 67-71 H Bemidji State ...... W 74-49 @ Winona State ...... W 78-72 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 82-68 @ Augustana College ...... L 71-52 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... L 71-72 H Minnesota State ...... W 76-56 @Winona State ...... W 70-64 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 77-78 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 73-47 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 76-62 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 72-70 OT @ St. Cloud State ...... W 66-52 H St. Cloud State ...... W 63-41 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 59-54 H Bemidji State ...... W 79-76 @ Concordia - St. Paul ...... W 87-69 @ Southwest Minnesota ...... W 63-52 H Minnesota, Crookston ...... W 84-47 H Augustana ...... W 75-46 @ Minnesota State ...... W 83-45 @ Northern State ...... L 56-61 H Winona State ...... W 76-61 H University of Mary ...... W 80-63 @ University of Mary ...... L 58-59 H Upper Iowa...... W 83-54 H Northern State...... W 55-50 H Winona State ...... W 68-62 @ Northern State ...... W 76-70 H Augustana College ...... W 59-56 H Upper Iowa...... W 57-44 @ University of Mary ...... W 66-55 @ Minnesota, Crookston ...... W 79-67 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 84-67 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 62-55 @ MSU Moorhead ...... W 77-73 @ MSU Moorhead ...... L 57-61 H Bemidji State ...... W 83-59 H Northern State...... W 74-42 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 75-70 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 77-70 N Minnesota State ...... W 58-35 H Northern State...... W 74-65 N Augustana ...... W 75-60 N Augustana ...... W 62-59 N University of Mary ...... W 70-58 N Minnesota Duluth ...... W 77-67 H Minnesota State ...... W 78-74 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 65-70 N CSU-Pueblo ...... L 48-59 H Augustana ...... W 63-40 N North Dakota ...... W 85-78 H Metro State ...... W 50-36 N Minnesota State ...... L 62-64 N Bentley (Mass.) ...... L 67-72 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 44 WSC All-Time Women's Basketball Results
2012-13 2014-15 2016-17 Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier (17-10) (28-6) (23-7)
H York College ...... W 83-46 H Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 78-50 H Nebraska-Kearney ...... W 69-56 H William Penn ...... W 81-47 H Northwest Missouri State ...... W 56-48 H Peru State ...... W 81-51 H St. Ambrose ...... W 82-47 H York College ...... W 110-33 H Rockhurst ...... W 58-45 @ Augustana ...... L 56-82 H Chadron State ...... W 88-50 @ Augustana ...... L 73-79 H Sioux Falls ...... W 61-48 @ Augustana ...... W 71-57 vs.Jamestown (N.D.) ...... W 65-56 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 66-61 H Peru State ...... W 97-50 vs Concordia-Portland ...... W 79-62 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 60-52 H South Dakota Mines...... W 92-43 H Minnesota State ...... L 72-85 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 60-57 @ Winona State ...... L 35-74 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 66-86 @ Minnesota State ...... L 65-72 H Chadron State ...... W 85-47 @ University of Mary ...... W 63-47 H Minnesota Crookston ...... L 58-67 @ Minot State ...... W 75-45 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 46-56 H Bemidji State ...... W 99-52 H Augustana ...... W 75-66 H Minnesota State ...... W 78-56 H Augustana ...... L 60-68 H Sioux Falls ...... W 58-50 @ Minnesota, Crookston ...... W 59-57 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 75-61 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 78-70 @ Bemidji State ...... W 89-68 @ Sioux Falls ...... W 72-51 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 66-52 H Augustana ...... L 50-73 H Minnesota State ...... W 62-46 @ Minnesota State ...... W 70-55 H Minot State ...... W 51-44 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 85-76 H Northern State...... W 87-82 H University of Mary ...... L 54-57 @ Minnesota Duluth ...... W 91-53 H MSU Moorhead ...... L 64-74 @ Minnesota State ...... L 58-61 @ St. Cloud State ...... W 82-63 @ Winona State ...... L 41-62 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 38-57 H Upper Iowa...... W 69-38 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 73-64 H St. Cloud State ...... W 69-65 H Winona State ...... W 64-44 @ St. Cloud State ...... W 75-63 H Minnesota Duluth ...... W 62-47 @ Minot State ...... W 81-71 @ Minnesota Duluth ...... L 64-52 @ Northern State ...... W 66-53 @ University of Mary ...... W 68-60 H Bemidji State ...... W 70-65 H MSU Moorhead ...... W 81-60 @ MSU Moorhead ...... L 62-67 H Minnesota Crookston ...... W 67-60 H Northern State...... W 58-57 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 71-60 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 59-40 H Sioux Falls ...... Wot 76-74 @ Sioux Falls ...... W 67-57 @ Sioux Falls ...... L 63-81 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 100-52 H Upper Iowa...... W 91-51 H Winona State ...... W 53-50 @ Winona State ...... L 56-69 H Winona State ...... W 67-63 H Upper Iowa...... W 70-46 @ Upper Iowa ...... W 66-52 H Bemidji State ...... W 85-61 @ Northern State ...... L 59-69 H Bemidji State ...... W 76-50 vs. Minnesota Duluth ...... W 80-66 vs. St. Cloud State ...... W 76-63 vs. Sioux Falls ...... L 58-49 2013-14 vs. MSU Moorhead ...... W 81-59 Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier vs. Northern State...... L 45-61 (28-5) vs. Harding ...... W 87-80 vs. Fort Hays State ...... L 54-70 H Peru State ...... W 105-41 @Chadron State ...... W 78-59 2015-16 @ South Dakota School of Mines ...... W 77-42 Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier H York College ...... W 101-41 (17-12) H Augustana (SD)...... W 70-65 vs Lees-McRae...... W 98-67 H Lindenwood...... W 71-67 vs Dominican (CA)...... W 84-44 H William Jewell ...... W 80-49 @ Alaska ...... W 82-64 @ Rockhurst ...... L 64-68 @ Sioux Falls ...... W 79-71 H York College ...... W 112-48 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 67-50 H Augustana ...... W 70-58 H Minnesota State ...... W 79-64 @ Nebraska-Kearney ...... L 59-76 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 54-57 H Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 59-74 @ Augustana ...... W 64-56 H Minnesota State ...... W 89-70 @ Minot State ...... W 84-57 @ Minnesota Crookston ...... L 64-80 @ U-Mary ...... W75-67 @ Bemidji State ...... L 65-68 H Minnesota Crookston ...... W67-56 @ Augustana ...... L 58-59 H Bemidji State ...... W 87-41 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 88-59 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... L 50-69 H Sioux Falls ...... W 83-73 @ Minnesota State ...... W 89-82 @ Minnesota State ...... W 72-63 H Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 67-58 @ Concordia-St. Paul ...... W 78-68 H Sioux Falls ...... W 71-61 H Minnesota Duluth ...... W 68-52 The 2011-12 Wildcat team set a @ St. Cloud State ...... W 75-67 H St. Cloud State ...... W 87-77 @ Minnesota Duluth ...... W 81-69 @ Upper Iowa ...... L 48-55 school record for wins in a season, H Upper Iowa...... W 56-29 @ Winona State ...... L 49-63 going 32-3 while winning the NSIC H Winona State ...... W 91-57 H Minot State ...... W 80-60 regular season and post-season H Northern State...... W 67-63 H University of Mary ...... W 70-54 H MSU Moorhead ...... L 50-61 @ MSU Moorhead ...... L 59-67 tournament titles. WSC also hosted @ Winona State ...... W 83-49 @ Northern State ...... W 66-51 and won the NCAA Central Regional, @ Upper Iowa ...... W 67-63 @ Sioux Falls ...... L 46-84 advancing to the schools' fi rst-ever H Bemidji State ...... W 72-42 @ Southwest Minnesota State ...... W 61-51 vs Sioux Falls ...... LOT 69-75 H Winona State ...... L 55-73 Elite Eight in San Antonio, Texas. vs Pittsburg State ...... W 83-77 H Upper Iowa...... W 73-49 vs Emporia State ...... L 69-76 H University of Mary ...... W 78-69 vs. Northern State...... L 56-76 2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 45 BASKETBALL LETTERWINNERS
Erin Aakre, 1999-2000 Jodi Heller, 1995-96 Megan Pilakowski, 1996 Maggie Alberts, 1982 Linda Heller, 1991-92-93-94 Paige Pollard, 2008 Marcy Amundson, 2010-12 Peg Henrichsen, 1973 Tonya Porter, 1997 Cindy Anderson, 1972-73 Mara Hjelle, 2008-09-10-11 Jaye Powell, 1975 Ashley Arlen, 2010-11-12 Karen Hochstein, 2001-02-03-04 Kara Powell, 2013-14 Ashley Arndorfer, 2003-04-05-06 Audrey Holmes, 2011-13 Teri Prauner, 1978 Kairi Backer, 1991-92 Katie Hoskins, 2013-14-15-17 Maranda Radke, 1998-00-01 Tawnya Bakke, 1992 Erin Hourigan, 1997-98 Lori Rath, 1988-89-90 Paige Ballinger, 2015-16-17 Janette Huelman, 1971-72-73-74 Lisa Recker, 1997-98 Joyette Ballou, 1971 Kristen Humphries, 2003-04-05-06 Maggi Recob, 2005 Michaela Barry, 2014 Megan Hurley, 1986 Elizabeth Reeg, 1994-95 Jacquie Bartz, 2002 Kristen Jennings, 2004-05 Taylor Reiner, 2016-17 Sandra Beaver, 1988 Mindi Jensen, 1994-95-96 Kelly Rich, 1986-87 Kari Belak, 2002-03-04 Katie Johnson, 2001-02 Chelsie Rohrs, 2010-11 Renee Belz, 1995-96-97 Julie Jones, 1975-76-77 Addy Roller, 2013-14 Eva Benson, 2011-12 Sue Juhlin, 1981-82-83 Buffy Romshek, 1988 Bonnie Benz, 1970 Jennifer Kalbfell, 2012 Gabrielle Root, 2014 Krista Bernadt, 1998-99-00-01 Christina Kathol, 1998 Heather Rotherham, 1992 Dawn Bernt-Tucker, 1987-88 Barb Keele, 1976 Amy Rueger, 1991-92 Barb Bettin, 1977-78-79 Becky Kelley, 1975-76 Marg Ryan, 1970 Cathy Betz, 1975-76 Tonya Kelley, 1987 Karoline Salazar, 2004-05-06 Tammy Blackburn, 1982 Donna Kelly, 1979 Cindy Savage, 1989-90-91-92 Michelle Blomberg, 1985-86-87-88 Vina Kelly, 1984 Kellie Schenk, 1999 Jodie Boss, 2008-09 Jackie Knievel, 2006 Jackie Schimonitz, 1982-83 Amanda Brainerd, 2017 Evelyn Knox, 2017 Linda Schnitzler, 1986-87-88-89 Lynn Brandt, 1978-79-80 Deb Kostreba, 1994-95 Mary Schnitzler, 1990-91-92-93 Jasmin Bretoi, 2015-16 Ann Kramer, 1993-94 Andrea Schoepf, 2007-08 Julie Brinkman, 1974-75-76-77 Shari Krohn, 1984-85-86 Brenda Schramm, 1988 Bobbi Brockhage, 1973-74-75 Sue Kuehl, 1973-74-75 Martha Schrick, 1972-73-74 Amy Brodersen, 1994-95-96-97 Connie Kunzmann, 1974-75-76-77 Maggie Schulte, 2015-16-17 Alisha Brown, 2009-10-11-12 Lori Langel, 1974-75-76-77 Carla Schultz, 1996-97 Kae Burke, 1988-89-90 Peggy Langel, 1976-77 Shell Schumann, 1986-87-88-89 Cathy Buryanek, 1976-77 Andrea Larson, 2016-17 Lisa Schwab, 1990-91 Lori Cadwell, 1979-80 Lynne Larson, 1977-78-79-80 Ali Schwartzwald, 2009-10-11-12 Sheri Campbell, 1983 Kinzey Larter, 2002 Wendy Shol, 1970-71-72 Patty Carney, 1981-82-83 Shelle Lau Tomaszkiewicz, 1984-85-86 Donetta Shultz, 1983-84 Teresa Case, 2007-08 Pattie Laughlin, 1984 Stefanie Sjuts, 1996-97-98-99 Lisa Chamberlin, 1991-92-93-94 Janet Lee, 1982-83 Denise Smith, 1998 Kati Jo Christensen, 2007-08-09-10 Shantel Lehmann, 2013-14 Kris Smith, 1986-87-88 Paula Christensen, 1973 Robbie Lehr, 1982-83 Rochelle Sohl, 2002-03 Tammy Compton, 1976-77 Kristie Lierman, 1988-89-90 Jaylan Spencer, 2014 Laquisha Cook, 2008-09 Nancy Loterbour, 1988 Jordan Spencer, 2013-14-15 Amanda Covington, 2005-06-07-08 Maggie Lowe, 2016-17 Katie Sperling, 1999-00 Lisa Davids, 1995 Karen Lux, 1977 Allison Steffen, 2004-05-06 Cindy Davis, 1970-71-72-73 Anna Martensen, 2016-17 Mary Steinauer, 1972-73-74 Lauren Davis, 2015-16 Dodie Martin, 2002-03 Cindy Stella, 1978 Sara Dederman, 1990 Mary Martin, 1975 Marla Stewart, 1994-95-96 Lisa Draper, 1979-80 Gerry Marz, 1970 Kristene Strait, 1999-00-01-02 Pam Drickey, 1996-97-98 Kathy Mason, 1973 Ellie Studer, 1975-76 Carol Durkee, 1982-83-84 Erin McCormick, 2004-05-06-07 Brenda TeGrotenhuis, 1991-92-93-94 Clare Duwelius, 2009-10-11-12 Kylee McGill, 2006-07-08 Jenny Thompson, 1996-97-98 Mary Beth Ehrhorn, 1986-87-89 Pat McKay, 1975-76 Deb Thurness, 1973-74 Debra Emanuel, 1979-80 Kara McLarty, 1995-96 Lori Tienken, 1971 Whitney Epp, 2012-13 Lesley Menken, 2002-03 Suzanne Todd, 1983-84 Kari Erwin, 1977-78-79 Paula Messerschmidt, 1970 Kari Torgerson, 2002-03-04 Lori Erwin Koester, 1977-78-79-80 Janet "Bugs" Miller, 1971-72-73-74 Kristina Twait, 1992-93-94-95 Gae Fee, 1972-73 Sara Miller, 2000-01 Cheri Van Auker, 1991-92-93 Shirley Feller, 1970 Micha Mims, 2009 Morgan VanDerSloot, 2013 Cheryl Finke, 1973 Lori Mittelstadt, 1975-76 Keri Van Veldhuizen, 1991 Jodene Fink, 1985-87-88-89 Haley Moore, 2015-16-17 Donna Von Glan, 1970-71-72-73 Alyssa Fischbach, 2008-09-10-11 Megan Murphy, 1997-98-99 Julie Ann Wagner, 2008-09-10-11 Ann 'Ace' Fulkerson, 1971-72 Sadie Murren, 2015-16 Les Wald, 1990 Sue Gatewood, 1970 Rayna Nelsen, 2003 Amanda Walker, 2004-05-06-07 Diane Gehring, 1972 Alex Nelson, 2015 Taylor Wangerin, 2017 Anna Gerdes, 2013 Beth Nelson, 2001 Jan Waterman, 1970 Mary Gerken, 1972-74 Stephanie Ngirchoimei, 2000 Amy Wattier, 1989-90 Nicole Gesell, 2001-02-03-04 Millie Niggeling, 2014-15 LeeAnn Weeks, 1996 Jodie Gilfi llan, 1989-90 Lynn Nohr, 1992-93-94 Robin Wells, 1985 Jill Goddard, 1997 Debra Nygren, 1983-84-85-86 Sue Wieger, 1979-80 Danyel Grammer, 1995-96 Jan Nyquist, 1970-71-72 Robyn Wiese, 1993 Ree Gribble, 1985 Kacie O'Connor, 2015-16-17 Christi Williams, 2001-02 Nicole Gruntorad, 2005-06 Dana Olmsted, 1991-92 Tracy Williamson, 2001-02-03-04 Lauren Gustafson, 2004-05-06-07 Becky Olson, 1972-73 Renee Wood, 2010-11 Sarah Haag, 2000-01 Whitney Olson, 2013-14 Barb Wragge, 1984-85 Ann Hamling, 1978-79 Susanne Osborn, 1995-96 Jennifer Yee, 2007-08 Sally Hanna, 1973-74 Jodi Otjen, 1991-92-93-94 Peg Yockey, 1974-75-76 Ellen Hansen, 2011-12-13-14 Claudia Paulson, 1970-71-72 Ashton Yossi, 2012-13-14-15 Deedra Haskins, 1994-95 Ami Pendry, 1998-99-00 Lori Zeimetz, 1995-96 Jessica Hasty, 1998 Alisa Peterson, 2016 Julie Heath, 1986-88-89 Peg Peterson, 1976-77-78 Note: Year listed is for the spring semester Jackie Heesacker, 1986 Tracy Peterson, 1970 of that academic school year. Kim Hefner Malone, 2002-03-04-05 Julie Petronis, 1977-78-79-80 (i.e. - 1999 is for the 1998-99 year) Julie Heine, 1995-96-97 Erin Pick, 1997
2017-18 Wayne State Women's Basketball - 46 WILDCAT NCAA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAMS
2006 NCAA Division II North Central Regional 2008 NCAA Division II North Central Regional
2010 NCAA Division II Central Regional 2011 NCAA Division II Central Regional
2012 NCAA Division II Elite Eight 2014 NCAA Division II Central Regional
2015 NCAA Division II Central Regional 2017-18 Wayne State College Women's Basketball Team
Front Row: Seated, left to right Erin Norling, Elizabeth Osbourn, Halley Busse, Evelyn Knox, Kacie O’Connor, Maggie Lowe, Haley Vesey and Andrea Larson. Back Row: left to right, Student Manager Cadi Jones, Assistant Coach Kelly Kielsmeier, Anna Eckert, Amanda Brainerd, Brittany Bongartz, Taylor Reiner, Taylor Wangerin, Paige Ballinger, Payton Draper, Maggie Schulte, Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier and Graduate Assistant Coach Brittany Bigott.