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To The Media: This publication has week should be set up through the MSU been prepared by the MSU Athletic Com- Athletic Communications Office. munications Office for use by members of the media and friends of MSU wom- Weekly Releases: A press release and en’s basketball. The book is designed to cumulative statistics will be e-mailed or supply you with the basic information faxed every Monday during the season. needed as you follow the Mavericks Requests to receive the release and other through the 2006-07 season. Permission materials should be made through the is granted to quote any portion of this MSU Athletic Communications Office. publication in day-to-day coverage. For MSU’s releases, statistics and other more information, contact: pertinent material will also be posted on the MSU Athletics Web Site: Paul Allan Assistant AD/Communications www.msumavericks.com Minnesota State University, Mankato People with special needs 175 Taylor Center who will be attending any Minnesota State Uni- The Minnesota State University women’s Mankato, MN 56001 basketball team, which finished 12-16 Office: 507-389-2625 versity athletic event should call 507- overall in 2005-06, returns two starters Home: 507-381-7503 389-6111 24-hours in advance. This and welcomes seven newcomers to its E-mail: [email protected] publication is also available in alternative 2006-07 squad. formats upon request. Credentials: Working press box Photography Area: Credentialed Media Notes...... 1 credentials will be issued only to ac- photographers are permitted to shoot Quick Facts & Media Information...... 2 credited newspapers, magazines, radio from the side of the court outside of the Information & Directions...... 3 and television reporters. Please make players’ benches. Photographers should Head Coach Lori Fish...... 4 all requests for credentials in advance direct requests for credentials to the MSU Asst. Coaches & Year-by-Year...... 5 by phone or mail to the MSU Athletic Roster...... 6 Athletic Communications Office. Season Outlook...... 7 Communications Office. Credentials can Meet the Mavericks...... 8-15 be mailed or picked up the day of the 2005-06 Statistics & Results...... 16 game at Taylor Center. 2005-06 Individual Game-by-Game..... 17 2006-07 NCC Composite Schedule...... 18 Parking: A limited number of park- NCC Information...... 19 ing passes are available for the working 2005-06 NCC Standings & Awards...... 20 media and will be issued on a first-come, Taylor Center...... 21 first-serve basis. Contact the MSU Ath- 2006-07 Opponents...... 22-23 Pepsi Tip-Off...... 24 letic Communications Office for avail- Year-by-Year...... 25-27 ability. Team-by-Team...... 28-29 Recordbook...... 30 Press Row: The working press row All-Time Roster...... 31 for MSU women’s basketball is located Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees...... 32 on the floor of Taylor Center. Middle insert contains information on the City of Mankato, Minnesota State University Interviews: Head coach Lori Fish is academics and athletics, MSU’s national available in her office during the week team and individual champions, MSU’s in the mornings. After games, players On The Cover: Senior guards Jessica North Central Conference team champi- and coaches are available upon request. Stanek and Alanna Wahl. onships, MSU staff bios and directory and Arrangements should be made with a MSU facilities. MSU Athletic Communications staff Cover design by SportPiX Graphic Designer Eric Hoffman. member. Player interviews during the www.msumavericks.com 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball QUICK FACTS & MEDIA INFORMATION
Minnesota State Women’s Basketball Covering the Mavericks Quick Facts Newspapers Location...... Mankato, Minn. Jim Rueda, Chad Courrier Sports Reporter Founded...... 1868 Mankato Free Press MSU Reporter Enrollment 418 South 2nd St. 293 Centennial Student Union ...... 14,036 Mankato, MN 56001 Mankato, MN 56001 Nickname...... Mavericks 507-625-4451 507-389-1776 Colors ...... Purple and Gold Television Facility...... Taylor Center Affiliation ...... NCAA Division II Perry Dyke, Erick Lind, Jim McCann Conference ...... North Central KEYC-TV First Year of Competition...... 1966-67 P.O. Box 128 All-Time Record...... 492-485 (.504) Mankato, MN 56001 NCAA Tournament Appearances...... 1 (1986) 507-625-7905 President...... Dr. Richard Davenport Radio Director of Athletics...... Kevin Buisman Athletic Director Phone...... 507-389-6111 Mike Sullivan, Sports Randall Harder, News & Sports KDOG Radio KYSM/KXLP Head Coach...... Lori Fish Highway 14 East P.O. Box 3345 Alma Mater Mankato, MN 56001 Mankato, MN 56003 ...... South Dakota State ‘91 507-625-1420 507-345-4673 Record at MSU...... 23-32 (.418) Career Record...... 23-32 (.418) Casey Lloyd, Sports Greg Travis, News & Sports North Central Conference Record...... 8-16 (.333) KTOE Radio KEEZ Radio Fish’s Office Phone...... 507-389-2678 Highway 14 East 54934 210 Lane Miskec’s E-mail...... [email protected] Mankato, MN 56001 Mankato, MN 56001 507-345-4537 507-345-4646 Assistant Coach...... Pam Gohl Alma Mater...... Augustana ‘99 Sports Director Gohl’s Office Phone...... 507-389-1458 KMSU Radio Gohl’s E-mail...... [email protected] 204 Alumni Foundation Center Graduate Assistant Coach...... Jessica Abrahams Mankato, MN 56001 Alma Mater...... St. Cloud State ‘03 507-345-2921 Abrahams’ Office Phone...... 507-389-5724 Abrahams’ E-mail...... [email protected] Please direct all Minnesota State Women’s Basketball inquiries to: 2005-06 Overall Record...... 12-16 (.429) 2005-06 NCC Record (Finish)...... 3-9 (Tied for 5th) Jenny (Folgers) Baertsch Letterwinners Returning...... 7 Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant Letterwinners Lost...... 4 Minnesota State University, Mankato 175 Taylor Center Starters Returning...... 2 Mankato, MN 56001 Starters Lost...... 3 Office: 507-389-2625 Cell: 847-287-6227 Assistant AD/Communications ...... Paul Allan Fax: 507-389-1923 Allan’s E-mail ...... [email protected] [email protected] Interim Assistant Director of Athletic Communications...... Scott Nelsen The 2006-07 Minnesota State University, Nelsen’s E-mail...... [email protected] Mankato Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant and production of the MSU Athletic Communications Women’s Basketball Contact...... Jenny (Folgers) Baertsch Office, Paul Allan, Director. Editorial and Baertsch’s E-mail research assistance provided by Paul Allan, ...... [email protected] Scott Nelsen, Jenny (Folgers) Baertsch, John Athletic Communications Reger and A.J. Petersen. Design done on a Graduate Assistant...... John Reger Power Macintosh PowerBook using PageMager Reger’s E-mail...... [email protected] 7.0 and Adobe Photoshop. Presswork done by Athletic Communications Phone...... 507-389-2625 MSU Printing Services. Graphic Support by Gail Athletic Communications Fax Connelly, MSU Printing Services. Cover design ...... 507-289-1923 and photography by SportPiX. Website...... www.msumavericks.com
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Directions to Minnesota State University From South-Bound Highway 169: Take the Mankato/North Mankato exit. Turn left at the stop light and cross the bridge into Mankato. Turn right at the stop light on Broad Street. Continue on Broad Street to the third stop light and turn left onto Warren Street. Follow Warren Street all the way up the hill until you get to Stadium Road. Turn right on Stadium Road — Blakeslee Stadium is on the left, Taylor Center, Myers Field House and Otto Arena are on the right.
From East-Bound Highway 14: Exit to Highway 169 South and follow the directions above.
From West-Bound 14/60: Exit at Highway 22 and turn left at the stop light. Continue on Highway 22 to Highway 83 and take a right at the stop light. Take the next right onto Victory Drive and the next left on to Balcerzak Avenue at the stop light. Turn left at Monks Avenue and right at the stop sign on Stadium Road. Follow Stadium Road for two blocks to reach campus.
www.msumavericks.com 3 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball HEAD COACH LORI FISH
Now in her third season with the the South Dakota State University Minnesota State women’s basketball women’s basketball program from program, Lori Fish, the seventh head 1996 to1999, during which the Jackrab- coach in MSU women’s basketball bits posted a 57-25 (.695) record and history, is 23-32 (.418) in her career earned a NCAA regional appearance as a head coach. In North Central in 1998-99. In 1995-96, Fish spent a Conference games, Fish holds an 8-16 season as an assistant coach on the (.333) record. women’s basketball staff at Eastern In her two years with the Maver- Illinois University, a NCAA Division icks, Fish has coached two All-NCC I program. selections, two All-NCC Honorable A 1991 graduate of SDSU, Fish Mention honorees, one Academic served as a graduate assistant for the All-NCC recipient and an ESPN The Jackrabbits for two seasons (1993- Magazine Academic All-District V 94 and 1994-95), during which they First-Team selection. She also tutored posted a 46-14 record and made NCAA three-time NCC Player of the Week postseason appearances both years. Arin Andrews, who finished her career She earned her master’s degree from ranked seventh on the MSU all-time SDSU in 1995. rebounding (784) and ninth on the all- A two-time All-NCC performer at time points scored list (1,200). SDSU, Fish served as a team captain Before coming to MSU, Fish served during her senior season. She com- as an assistant coach with the woman’s basketball program at St. Cloud State pleted her career ranking 20th on the University, beginning in 1999. The Huskies went 78-61 (.561) during her ten- school’s all-time scoring list with 1,133 ure, including a 21-9 record and a first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in points and her 662 career rebounds 2000-01. During her time at St. Cloud State, Fish coached 12 All-NCC award ranks 10th. SDSU made a NCAA post- winners in addition to two NCC First-Year Player of the Year selections and season tournament appearance in 1988 a NCC Defensive Player of the Year. She also coached 18 Academic All-NCC during her sophomore campaign, and award winners and one CoSIDA Academic All-America honoree. the program built an 80-34 (.701) mark Prior to her stint at St. Cloud State, Fish served as an assistant coach with during her four-year career.
Did You Know? l Fish’s uncle, Lemont Lenarz, played football and basketball for Min- nesota State in 1951-52. Lenarz led his basketball team to a 14-6 record as the Teacher’s College League top individual scorer and was also named captain of the All-Star Five.
ABOVE: Head coach Lori Fish discusses Maverick women’s basketball with Casey Lloyd of KTOE Radio (1420 AM) during halftime of a MSU men’s basketball game in Taylor Center.
LEFT: Fish calls out a play from the sideline as graduate assistant coach Jessica Abra- hams watches the action. Fish and Abrahams have worked together on the coaching staff for the past three seasons. Lemont Lenarz, 1951-52 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball www.msumavericks.com ASST. COACHES & COACHES YEAR-BY-YEAR
Pam Gohl MSU Women’s Basketball Year-By-Year Assistant Coach Year Record Pct. Head Coach 1966-67 4-1 .800 Mary Willerscheidt 1967-68 7-0 1.00 Mary Willerscheidt Pam Gohl enters her first season 1968-69 7-1 .875 Mary Willerscheidt as the assistant women’s basketball 1969-70 10-1 .909 Mary Willerscheidt 1970-71 7-4 .636 Mary Willerscheidt coach at Minnesota State University. 1971-72 10-6 .625 Mary Willerscheidt 1972-73 14-6 .700 Mary Willerscheidt Prior to joining the Mavericks, Gohl 1973-74 7-5 .583 Mary Willerscheidt served as the head coach at NAIA 1974-75 15-6 .714 Mary Willerscheidt 1975-76 7-15 .318 Mary Willerscheidt Division II-member Briar Cliff 1976-77 7-20 .259 Mary Willerscheidt University in Sioux City, Iowa, from 1977-78 13-16 .448 Mary Willerscheidt 1978-79 16-17 .485 Mary Willerscheidt 2003 to 2006. During her time at BCU, Gohl placed four 1979-80 23-10 .697 Mary Willerscheidt players on the All-Great Plains Athletic Conference squad 1980-81 21-11 .656 Mary Willerscheidt 1981-82 19-12 .613 Mary Willerscheidt with two earning First Team honors. 1982-83 21-10 .677 Mary Willerscheidt 1983-84 18-8 .692 Mary Willerscheidt Prior to her arrival at Briar Cliff, Gohl served as an 1984-85 20-8 .714 Mary Willerscheidt assistant coach at NCAA Division II-member Fort Hays 1985-86 25-4 .862 Sarah Novak 1986-87 16-12 .571 Sarah Novak State University for two seasons, helping the program post 1987-88 11-15 .423 Sarah Novak a record of 37-18 in that span. Gohl started her coaching 1988-89 5-15 .250 Sarah Novak 1988-89 1-6 .143 Susan Buntin career as a graduate assistant at North Central Conference 1989-90 10-17 .370 Joan Anderson institution St. Cloud State University, working with the 1990-91 13-15 .464 Joan Anderson 1991-92 15-13 .536 Joan Anderson Huskies from 1999-2001 on a staff that included then-as- 1992-93 12-15 .444 Joan Anderson sistant and current Maverick head coach Lori Fish. Under 1993-94 17-10 .630 Joan Anderson 1994-95 10-17 .370 Joan Anderson her guidance in 2000-01, SCSU made its first-ever NCAA 1995-96 12-15 .444 Joan Anderson 1996-97 7-20 .259 Joan Anderson Tournament appearance. 1997-98 17-10 .630 Paula Buscher A 1999 graduate of the NCC’s Augustana College 1998-99 8-19 .296 Ann Walker 1999-00 9-18 .333 Ann Walker with a degree in physical education, Gohl was a four-year 2000-01 8-20 .286 Ann Walker member of the Viking women’s basketball team, leaving 2001-02 9-18 .333 Ann Walker 2002-03 9-18 .333 Ann Walker the school ranking ninth on its all-time assist chart. Gohl 2003-04 9-19 .321 Ann Walker earned her master’s degree in sports management from 2004-05 11-16 .407 Lori Fish 2005-06 12-16 .429 Lori Fish St. Cloud State. Gohl, her husband, Eric, and son, Carson, reside in Mankato. MSU Women’s Basketball Coaching Records Jessica Abrahams Head Coach Span (Years) Record Pct. Mary Willerscheidt 1966-85 (19) 246-157 .610 Graduate Assistant Coach Sarah Novak 1985-89 (4) 57-46 .553 Susan Buntin 1988-89 (1) 1-6 .142 Joan Anderson 1989-97 (8) 96-122 .440 Jessica Abrahams returns for her Paula Buscher 1997-98 (1) 17-10 .629 third season as graduate assistant Ann Walker 1998-04 (6) 52-112 .317 Lori Fish 2004-06 (2) 23-32 .418 coach for the Mavericks. No stranger Career Record 41 years 492-485 .504 to the North Central Conference, she came to MSU after playing under Lori Fish for four seasons at St. Cloud State University, where she was named All-NCC Honorable Mention in both her sophomore and junior seasons and Academic All-NCC her Mary Willerscheidt Sarah Novak Susan Buntin Joan Anderson senior year. A 1,000 point scorer, Abrahams also served as 1966-1985 1985-1989 1988-1989 1989-1997 a team captain her junior and senior year and was a member of the 2000-01 NCAA Tournament squad. A native of Detroit Lakes, Minn., Abrahams partici- pated in basketball, volleyball and track in high school. She is currently finishing her master’s degree in physical Paula Buscher Ann Walker Lori Fish education and health education at MSU. 1997-1998 1998-2004 2004-current www.msumavericks.com 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball ROSTERS
Numerical No. Name Year Pos. Height Hometown/High School/Previous School 3 Jessica Stanek Sr. G 5-7 Tripoli, Iowa/Blaine High School 5 Mari Korton Fr. C 6-1 Coon Rapids, Minn./Andover High School/Bradley University 10 Amanda Nygaard Fr. G 5-6 Coon Rapids, Minn./Centennial High School 11 Heather Johnson So. G 5-8 Janesville, Minn./Janesville-Waldorf-Pembertan High School 12 Tiffany Moe Fr. G 5-9 Brookings, S.D./Brookings High School 15 Alanna Wahl Sr. G 5-9 Lakeville, Minn./Lakeville High School 20 Jenn Lammers So. G 5-8 Hartford, S.D./O’Gorman High School 21 Joanne Noreen So. G 5-8 Avon, Minn./Albany High School 23 Dani Gill Jr. G 5-8 Albany, Minn./Albany High School 24 Jamie Kienitz Jr. G 5-6 Apple Valley, Minn./Apple Valley High School 25 Lindsey Hass So.-R F 5-9 Eyota, Minn./Dover-Eyota High School/Highland Community College 32 Teresa Parker So. C 6-1 Pequot Lakes, Minn./Pequot Lakes High School/Southern Illinois University 34 Flecia Foster So. G 5-8 Pequot Lakes, Minn./Pequot Lakes High School 40 Liz Trauger Fr. F 6-0 Livermore, Iowa/Twin River Valley High School 42 Alex Andrews So. G 5-11 West Concord, Minn./Triton High School 44 Anna Voltmer Jr. F 6-0 Decorah, Iowa/Decorah High School 50 Jenni Strand Fr.-R F 6-1 Alexandria, Minn./Alexandria High School 52 Gretta Layman Fr. C 6-2 Chippewa Falls, Wis./Chippewa Falls High School 54 Lindsey O’Neill Fr. F 6-2 New Hampton, Iowa/New Hampton High School Alphabetical Name No. Year Pos. Height Hometown/High School/Previous School Alex Andrews 42 So. G 5-11 West Concord, Minn./Triton High School Flecia Foster 34 So. G 5-8 Pequot Lakes, Minn./Pequot Lakes High School Dani Gill 23 Jr. G 5-8 Albany, Minn./Albany High School Lindsey Hass 25 So.-R F 5-9 Eyota, Minn./Dover-Eyota High School/Highland Community College Heather Johnson 11 So. G 5-8 Janesville, Minn./Janesville-Waldorf-Pembertan High School Jamie Kienitz 24 Jr. G 5-6 Apple Valley, Minn./Apple Valley High School Mari Korton 5 Fr. C 6-1 Coon Rapids, Minn./Andover High School/Bradley University Jenn Lammers 20 So. G 5-8 Hartford, S.D./O’Gorman High School Gretta Layman 52 Fr. C 6-2 Chippewa Falls, Wis./Chippewa Falls High School Tiffany Moe 12 Fr. G 5-9 Brookings, S.D./Brookings High School Joanne Noreen 21 So. G 5-8 Avon, Minn./Albany High School Amanda Nygaard 10 Fr. G 5-6 Coon Rapids, Minn./Centennial High School Lindsey O’Neill 54 Fr. F 6-2 New Hampton, Iowa/New Hampton High School Teresa Parker 32 So. C 6-1 Pequot Lakes, Minn./Pequot Lakes High School/Southern Illinois University Jessica Stanek 3 Sr. G 5-7 Tripoli, Iowa/Tripoli High School Jenni Strand 50 Fr.-R F 6-1 Alexandria, Minn./Alexandria High School Liz Trauger 40 Fr. F 6-0 Livermore, Iowa/Twin River Valley High School Anna Voltmer 44 Jr. F 6-0 Decorah, Iowa/Decorah High School Alanna Wahl 15 Sr. G 5-9 Lakeville, Minn./Lakeville High School
Head Coach: Lori Fish (South Dakota State ‘91) Assistant Coach: Pam Gohl (Augustana ‘99) Graduate Assistant Coach: Jessica Abrahams (St. Cloud State ‘03)
MAVERICKS BY...
Height... Class... State... Position...
5-6 ...... 2 Senior ...... 2 Iowa ...... 4 Guard ...... 11 5-7 ...... 1 Junior...... 3 Minnesota ...... 12 Forward ...... 5 5-8 ...... 5 Sophomore ...... 7 South Dakota ...... 2 Center ...... 3 5-9 ...... 3 Freshman ...... 7 Wisconsin ...... 1 5-11 ...... 1 6-0 ...... 2 6-1 ...... 3 6-2 ...... 2
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216 points to rank third on the team. She ended the season shooting 81-of-204 (.397) from the fi eld and grabbed 96 rebounds. As a freshman starter, Foster led the Mavericks with 40 steals Q & A and ranked fourth in points scored with 215, becoming one of only fi ve Mavericks to net 200 Head Coach Lori Fish or more points. Her 7.7 points per game fi nished 29th in NCC rankings, and she recorded double- Q: What are your primary ex- digit points in nine of the team’s 28 contests. pectations for Minnesota State “Alanna and Flecia will bring a great deal womenʼs basketball this season? of intensity, and we’ll look for them to be our fl oor leaders,” Fish said. “Sophomores Alex A: We only return two players Andrews (West Concord, Minn.), Heather with starting experience, but we Johnson (Janesville, Minn.) and Joanne Noreen feel comfortable in the fact that (Avon, Minn.) made huge strides last season, we return a lot of players with and we’ll look for them to be big contributors signifi cant playing time from a year on both ends of the fl oor.” ago. This is going to make practice According to Fish, the experience of the very competitive with players upperclassmen, including senior Jessica Stanek competing for starting roles. We (Tripoli, Iowa) and juniors Dani Gill (Albany, feel we have a lot of weapons so Minn.), Jamie Kienitz (Apple Valley, Minn.) teams won’t be able to key in on and Anna Voltmer (Decorah, Iowa), will be one or two players. called upon to lead the underclassmen. Stanek, Foster and Andrews were selected as captions Q: How did the team fare in the Senior guard Alanna Wahl returns after leading for 2006-07. off-season? the 2005-06 Mavericks with 99 assists. The team’s list of newcomers include transfers Teresa Parker (Pequot Lakes, Minn.) A: We are very pleased with how When comparing the 2006-07 Minnesota and Mari Korton (Coon Rapids, Minn.) from our players prepared themselves State University women’s basketball team to Southern Illinois University and Bradley Uni- this off-season. They have worked the 2005-06 Mavericks, one area easily stands versity, respectively. The freshmen class is full extremely hard at their strength and out: height. of players who bring in high school state tour- Amanda conditioning and becoming better Not that the team got a little taller over the nament experience, including guards basketball players. summer — the returners come in at exactly the Nygaard (Coon Rapids, Minn.) and Tiffany Moe Liz Trauger same heights as they were in 2005-06. (Brookings, S.D.), forwards Q: Can you comment on your However, when the team suits up for its (Livermore, Iowa) and Lindsey O’Neill (New Gretta Layman freshmen newcomers and trans- fi rst contest on Friday, Nov. 17, against the Hampton, Iowa) and center fers? University of Minnesota, Crookston, the fans (Chippewa Falls, Wis.). will see seven newcomers on the court — fi ve “Teresa and Mari will be needed to anchor A: With their help, we’ll get after down the center position for us,” Fish said. “They of which are 6-0 or taller. teams defensively and look to score And in addition to those seven newcomers, both bring a lot of athleticism and are not afraid to get after people defensively.” in transition. They bring much seven additional players are listed as sopho- needed size and athleticism with mores, making the underclassmen total 14 of The Mavericks also welcome assistant 19 on the roster. coach Pam Gohl to the squad this season. Gohl a strong desire to be successful. “We’re going to be a young team, but we joins MSU after a three-year stint as the head They’ll give us the depth to get feel we have the potential to make a signifi cant coach at Briar Cliff University, and prior to her after teams defensively and play jump in the win column this season,” third-year arrival at BCU, she served as an assistant coach up-tempo. head coach Lori Fish said. “We have several at Fort Hays State University. Gohl began her players who contributed a year ago, and we feel coaching career as a graduate assistant at St. Q: How will the Mavericks stand we’ve added more speed and athleticism to help Cloud State University, working with the Hus- in the North Central Conference create an up-tempo style of play.” kies from 1999-2001 on a staff that included this season? In 2005-06, the Mavericks posted a 12-16 Fish as an assistant coach. (.429) overall record and ended 3-9 in the North “Having coached with (Gohl) before, I A: The conference looks to be Central Conference, fi nishing in a fi fth-place tie know that she is going to be an excellent addi- extremely tough again this year. in league standings. The team was led by three- tion to our program and will play a large role We have to establish a toughness at time All-NCC senior center Arin Andrews, who in helping us reach our goals,” Fish said. home where it becomes diffi cult for averaged 13.4 points per game. The Mavericks open their season with their people to play here. Even though MSU returns two of its starters from last own MSU Pepsi Tip-Off on Friday and Saturday, we will be a young team, we feel season, including senior guard Alanna Wahl Nov. 17 and 18, in Taylor Center. The team takes we can compete with everyone in (Lakeville, Minn.) and sophomore guard Flecia on the University of Minnesota, Crookston on our league. Foster (Pequot Lakes, Minn.). Wahl fi nished last Nov. 17 at 6 p.m., and on Nov. 18, Bemidji State season with a team-high 99 assists, also posting faces MSU at 6 p.m. www.msumavericks.com 7 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball MEET THE MAVERICKS
Career Highs Jessica Stanek Points: 11 vs. Tiffin (12/31/03) Senior l Guard Rebounds: 10 vs. Grand Canyon (12/30/03) 5-7 Assists: 6 vs. Grand Canyon (12/30/03) Tripoli, Iowa. Steals: 4 vs. Tiffin (12/31/03) Blaine3 High School Blocks: 1 vs. South Dakota State (3/2/04)
2005-06: Saw action in eight Minnesota State contests...Posted 10 rebounds and 14 points, recording a season-best three assists and five points against Briar Cliff (1/8/06) with the help of a last-second three-pointer...Named to the first everNorth Central Conference Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll with her impressive 3.76 grade point average. 2004-05: Competed in 13 games...Scored a season-best four points against Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04). 2003-04: Played in 28 games, starting 24...Recorded her first career double- double against Grand Canyon (12/30/03) after posting 10 points and 10 rebounds...Scored 10 or more points four times during the season. High School: A three-year letter winner in volleyball and basketball and a four-year letter winner in golf and softball...Her teams won a state title in golf, three state crowns in volleyball and participated in the state basketball tournament two times...Averaged 18.4 points per game her senior year and scored 1,000 points over her four-year career...Named First-Team All-Iowa Star Conference and first-team all-district as a junior and senior. Personal: Daughter of Randy Stanek and Darla Moorman...Born October 25, 1984...A mass communications major.
Did You Know? l During her four-year golf career at Tripoli High School, Stanek won three individual state titles. Her team won a state title in 2000-01 when she was a sophomore.
Jessica Stanek’s Career Numbers
Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 8 5 8 .625 2 3 .667 2 2 1.000 14 1.8 10 1.3 8 5 04-05 13 3 15 .200 1 9 .111 4 5 .800 11 0.8 12 0.9 9 1 03-04 28 30 72 .417 16 39 .410 15 16 .938 91 3.3 45 1.6 50 19 Total 49 38 95 .400 19 51 .373 21 23 .913 116 2.4 67 1.4 67 25
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Career Highs Alanna Wahl Points: 20 vs. South Dakota (2/11/05) Senior l Guard Rebounds: 9 vs. Adams State (12/2/05) 5-9 Assists: 8 vs. Winona State (11/23/04) Lakeville, Minn. Steals: 5 vs. Regis (12/3/04) 15Lakeville High School Blocks: 1, last vs. South Dakota (2/9/06)
2005-06: Led Minnesota State with 99 assists to rank ninth in North Central Conference standings...Started all 28 Maverick contests...Posted 216 points on the season and averaged 7.7 points per game, ranking third on the team... Grabbed a career-high nine rebounds against Adams State (12/2/05). 2004-05: One of four Mavericks to start all 27 games...Led team with 115 assists, becoming the 10th player in Maverick history to tally 100 or more assists in one season...Her 115 assists also ranked fifth in NCC final stand- ings...Scored a career-high 20 points against South Dakota (2/11/05). 2003-04: Started eight games, seeing action in 24 games...Finished ninth in the NCC in three-point field goal percentage...Recorded a season-high 15 points against North Dakota (2/28/04). High School: Three-year starter and letter winner for Lakeville High School...Member of the state championship team her sophomore and junior seasons...Named All-Lake Conference her junior and senior years...An all- state honorable mention honoree her senior year. Personal: Daughter of George Wahl and Mary Carroll...Born August 23, 1985...A physical education major.
Did You Know? l Wahl’s father, George, is a 1972 graduate of Minnesota State University. Her brother, Dan, attended MSU in 2002-03 as a sophomore.
Alanna Wahl’s Career Numbers
Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 28 81 204 .397 16 55 .291 38 48 .792 216 7.7 96 3.4 99 24 04-05 27 72 211 .341 18 74 .243 32 49 .653 194 7.2 83 3.1 115 32 03-04 24 55 161 .342 32 88 .364 26 33 .788 168 7.0 36 1.5 50 15 Total 79 208 576 .361 66 217 .304 96 130 .738 578 7.3 215 2.7 264 71 www.msumavericks.com 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball MEET THE MAVERICKS
Career Highs Dani Gill Points: 5 vs. Viterbo (12/20/04) l Junior Guard Rebounds: 3 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06) 5-8 Assists: 2 vs. Northern State (11/26/04) Albany, Minn. Steals: 2 vs. Winona State (11/23/04) 23Albany High School 2005-06: Saw action in eight Minnesota State contests...Recorded a career-high three rebounds against Briar Cliff (1/8/06)...Posted seven points, seven rebounds and four assists. Did You Know? 2004-05: Competed in seven games for the Mavericks...Posted a career-high five points in the win over Viterbo (12/20/04). l A graphic design major, Gill hopes High School: Earned three varsity letters in both basketball and softball at Albany High School...Helped guide the Huskies to a third-place finish in the 2003-04 state tournament and to work for an ad- back-to-back West Central Conference championships her junior and senior years. vertising agency after graduation. Personal: Daughter of Thomas and Val Gill...Born June 5, 1985...A graphic design major.
Dani Gill’s Career Numbers Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 8 2 13 .154 1 7 .143 2 6 .333 7 0.9 7 0.9 4 2 04-05 7 3 10 .300 1 4 .250 0 2 .000 7 1.0 7 1.0 4 2 Total 15 5 23 .217 2 11 .182 2 8 .250 14 0.9 14 0.9 8 4
Jamie Kienitz Career Highs Points: Junior l Guard 16 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/26/05) Rebounds: 4, last vs. St. Cloud State (1/12/06) 5-6 Assists: 6 vs. Viterbo (12/20/04) Apple Valley, Minn. Steals: 3, last vs. Wisconsin-Stout (11/18/05) 24Apple Valley High School 2005-06: Saw action in all 28 games...Finished with a .345 field goal effort for 90 points on Did You the season...Scored 13 points against Nebraska-Omaha (2/11/06) to mark her season high.
Know? 2004-05: The only freshmen to play in all 27 games...Was second on the team in three-point l Kienitz’s grand- field goals scored (21-46)...Scored a career-best 16 points against UNO (2/26/05). father, Delbert High School: LeClaire, played Participated in four years of tennis, baketball and softball...Her team won the Lake Conference championship three times with perfect 14-0 ledgers...Holds the school record baseball for the for assists in one season (163)...A state tournament participant her senior year. University of St. Thomas (Minn.). Personal: Daughter of Pat and Jayne Kienitz...Born January 4, 1986...Majoring in sports management.
Jamie Kienitz’s Career Numbers Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 28 30 87 .345 11 38 .289 19 20 .950 90 3.2 27 1.0 43 22 04-05 27 47 127 .370 21 46 .457 12 20 .600 127 4.7 39 1.4 42 22 Total 55 77 214 .360 32 84 .381 31 40 .775 217 3.9 66 1.2 85 44
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Career Highs Anna Voltmer Points: 19 vs. Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04) Junior l Forward Rebounds: 8 vs. Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04) 6-0 Assists: 2 vs. Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04) Decorah, Iowa Steals: 2, last vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06) 44Decorah High School Blocks: 3, last vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/25/06) Did You 2005-06: Boasted an 83 percent (33-40) free throw and 46 percent (65-140) field goal effort... Ranked eighth on the team with 164 points...Named to the first everNorth Central Conference Know? Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll with her 3.88 grade point average. l Voltmer received 2004-05: Saw action in 26 games...Was in double digits on four occassions, scoring a career- the Decorah High high 19 points against Bethany Lutheran (12/11/04)...Finished the season with a team-best School Academic field goal percentage of .550 (44-80). High School: Four-year participant in soccer, swimming, basketball and track for Decorah Athlete Award all High School...Scored 1,133 career points...Named the Most Valuable Player of the Iowa Girls four years and plans Basketball Coaches Association game. to attend graduate Personal: Daughter of Mike and Joann Voltmer...Born July 23, 1985...Majoring in physical school after MSU. education and health.
Anna Voltmer’s Career Numbers Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 28 65 140 .464 1 1 1.000 33 40 .825 164 5.9 67 2.4 11 13 04-05 26 44 80 .550 1 5 .200 9 11 .818 98 3.8 36 1.4 7 7 Total 54 109 220 .495 2 6 .333 42 51 .824 262 4.9 103 1.9 18 20
Career Highs Alex Andrews Points: 11 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06) Sophomore l Guard Rebounds: 7 vs. St. Cloud State (2/4/06) 5-11 Assists: 5 vs. Minnesota Duluth (1/5/06) West Concord, Minn. Steals: 3, last vs. St. Cloud State (1/12/06) Blocks: 42Triton High School 1, last vs. Augustana (2/18/06) 2005-06: One of just three freshmen Mavericks to play in all 28 contests...Recorded a career- high 11 points in the 83-52 victory over Briar Cliff (1/8/06)...Posted 112 points (4.0 points per Did You game) and 92 rebounds (3.3 rebounds per game), scoring in all but five games. Know? l Andrews moth- High School: Recorded 1,296 points and 972 rebounds over her four-year basketball career ’ All-Hiawatha Valley League er, Glenda, was a at Triton High School, playing in 102 games...Named her sopho- letter winner for more, junior and senior years and all-state honorable mention her junior and senior years... MSU volleyball in Also participated in volleyball and track and field...Holds 12 school records in volleyball... 1981-82. Her sister, Participated in the state track meet all four years. Arin, was a center for the Mavericks Personal: Daughter of Dave and Glenda Andrews...Born February 27, 1987...A dietetics and from 2002-06. exercise science major.
Alex Andrews’ Career Numbers Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 28 45 95 .474 2 16 .125 20 59 .339 112 4.0 92 3.3 24 27 Total 28 45 95 .474 2 16 .125 20 59 .339 112 4.0 92 3.3 24 27 www.msumavericks.com 11 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball MEET THE MAVERICKS
Flecia Foster Career Highs Points: 17 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/25/06) l Sophomore Guard Rebounds: 6 vs. Dakota Wesleyan (1/2/06) 5-8 Assists: 6, last vs. Minn. Crookston (12/10/05) Pequot Lakes, Minn. Steals: 4, last vs. Dakota Wesleyan (1/2/06) 34Pequot Lakes High School Blocks: 1, last vs. North Dakota (1/19/06) 2005-06: The only freshman to start all 28 games...Led the Mavericks with 40 steals...Ranked fourth on the team in points scored with 215...Recorded double-digit points in nine contests, Did You scoring a career-high 17 points against Nebraska-Omaha (2/25/06). Know? l Foster High School: holds Earned a total of 11 varsity letters while competing in volleyball, basketball the high school and track and field for Pequot Lakes High School...Member of the Mid-State Conference state record for championship team her senior year, which placed second at state...Named all-conference all most free throws four years and all-state her junior and senior years...Holds school record for points, assists made (16) and at- and steals. tempted (21) in a state tournament Personal: Daughter of Tim and Carmella Foster...Born November 11, 1986...Majoring in game. marketing.
Flecia Foster’s Career Numbers Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 28 81 216 .375 12 40 .300 41 51 .804 215 7.7 62 2.2 36 40 Total 28 81 216 .375 12 40 .300 41 51 .804 215 7.7 62 2.2 36 40
Lindsey Hass Career Highs l Sophomore-R Forward Points: 2, last vs. Augustana (1/21/06) 5-9 Rebounds: 1, last vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06) Eyota, Minn. Assists: 1, last vs. Upper Iowa (12/31/05) Dover-Eyota High School Steals: 1, last vs. Augustana (1/21/06) Highland25 Community College l xxx 2005-06: Made her collegiate basketball debut in the Mavericks’ 69-53 victory over Adams Did You State (12/2/05)...Scored a career-high two points against Augustana (1/21/06)...Finished the Know? season with four points, three rebounds, two steals and two assists in six games played. l Hass played AAU Pre-MSU: Attended Highland Community Junior College (Kan.) for one year. basketball in 2003 with the North- High School: Earned three varsity letters as a member of the volleyball, basketball and softball winds. Her team teams at Dover-Eyota High School...Named Honorable Mention All-Three Rivers Conference won all of its games her senior year, seeing action in 32 of the Eagles’ 32 games. and placed second at nationals. Personal: Daughter of Julie Hass...Born December 11, 1985...A sports management major at Minnesota State.
Lindsay Hass’ Career Numbers Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 6 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 4 0.7 3 0.5 2 2 Total 6 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 4 0.7 3 0.5 2 2
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Heather Johnson Career Highs Sophomore l Guard Points: 19 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/25/06) 5-8 Rebounds: 4 vs. Augustana (2/18/06) Janesville, Minn. Assists: 2, last vs. North Dakota (2/23/06) Janesville-Waldorf-Pembertan Steals: 2, last vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/25/06) High School 11 2005-06: Recorded 141 points in 23 games played, scoring in double digits in six contests... Did You Tied for the team lead in three-pointers made with 31...Her 40 percent (31-78) effort from behind the arc ranked sixth among the North Central Conference. Know? l Johnson is J-W-P High School: Earned a total of 12 varsity letters after participating in volleyball, basketball High School’s all- and softball for Janesville-Waldorf-Pembertan High School for four years...The school’s All-Gopher time scoring leader all-time leader in points (1,829), three-pointers (231) and steals (342)...Named Conference for both boys and and all-area all four years...Led the conference in scoring as a senior...Member girls basketball of the three-time sub-section champion team. with 1,829 points. Personal: Daughter of Ritchie and Cherrie Johnson...Born March 29, 1987...Undecided on a major.
Heather Johnson’s Career Numbers Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 23 49 118 .415 31 78 .397 12 14 .857 141 6.1 32 1.4 15 15 Total 23 49 118 .415 31 78 .397 12 14 .857 141 6.1 32 1.4 15 15
Jenn Lammers Career Highs Sophomore l Guard Points: 4 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06) 5-8 Rebounds: 5 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06) Hartford, S.D. Assists: 1 vs. Southwest Minn. State (12/15/05) O’Gorman High School Steals: 1 vs. Briar Cliff (1/8/06) 20 l xxx 2005-06: Saw playing time in seven Minnesota State contests...Finished the season with eight points and 10 rebounds (four offensive and six defensive)...Recorded four points, five Did You rebounds and one steal in the Mavericks’ 83-52 victory over Briar Cliff (1/8/06), marking her Know? career highs in all three categories. l Lammers has an High School: Earned a total of 10 varsity letters in volleyball, basketball and track and field identical twin sis- at O’Gorman High School...A three-year starter...Named First-Team All-Greater Dakota ter named Jess who Conference and all-state her junior and senior seasons...Scored the winning basket to give plays basketball at her team a third-place state tournament finish her senior year. Creighton Universi- ty in Omaha, Neb. Personal: Daughter of Jim and Susie Lammers...Born Feb. 3, 1987...Majoring in nursing at Minnesota State.
Jenn Lammers’ Career Numbers Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 7 2 13 .154 0 4 .000 4 6 .667 8 1.1 10 1.4 1 1 Total 6 2 13 .154 0 4 .000 4 6 .667 8 1.1 10 1.4 1 1 www.msumavericks.com 13 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball MEET THE MAVERICKS
Career Highs Joanne Noreen Points: 17, last vs. South Dakota (1/28/06) Sophomore l Guard Rebounds: 5, last vs. South Dakota (1/28/06) 5-8 Assists: 3, last vs. Minnesota Duluth (1/14/06) Avon, Minn. Steals: 4 vs. St. Cloud State (2/4/06) Albany High School Blocks: 1 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (2/11/06)
212005-06: Saw the most court action of all the freshmen non-starters, boasting 444 minutes to Did You average 15.9 minutes per game...Netted 17 points and grabbed five rebounds against South Know? Dakota (1/28/06), marking her career-highs...Recorded 169 points to rank seventh on the team and 63 rebounds to rank eithth...Finished 48-of-64 from the free throw line for a 75 l Noreen’s father, percent effort. Jon, graduated from Minnesota State in High School: Scored 2,051 points during her basketball career...Averaged 19.4 points per game All-West Central Conference 1973. He is now a over 32 games her senior year...Named all four years as well as Most Valuable Player teacher and the var- the conference for two years...Given all-state honors her sophomore, junior and senior seasons...Also participated in swimming and softball, collecting 10 varsity sity girls basketball letters in three sports played. coach at Albany High School. Personal: Daughter of Jon and Lynette Noreen...Born March 5, 1986...Currently undecided on a major.
Joanne Noreen’s Career Numbers Year GP FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS PPG REB RPG A S 05-06 28 56 158 .354 9 29 .310 48 64 .750 169 6.0 63 2.3 32 37 Total 28 56 158 .354 9 29 .310 48 64 .750 169 6.0 63 2.3 32 37
2006-07 Minnesota State Women’s Basketball Top row (from left to right): Amanda Nygaard, Flecia Foster, Alanna Wahl, Heather Johnson, Jessica Stanek, Jamie Kienitz. Middle row (from left to right): Head Coach Lori Fish, Liz Trauger, Tiffany Moe, Jenn Lammers, Dani Gill, Lindsey Hass, Joanne Noreen, Graduate Assistant Coach Jessica Abrahams, Assistant Coach Pam Gohl. Front row (from left to right): Gretta Layman, Teresa Parker, Lindsey O’Neill, Anna Voltmer, Alex Andrews, Mari Korton. 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 14 www.msumavericks.com MEET THE MAVERICKS
Mari Korton Gretta Layman Tiffany Moe Amanda Nygaard Freshman l Center Freshman l Center Freshman l Guard Freshman l Guard 6-1 6-2 5-9 5-6 Coon Rapids, Minn. Chippewa Falls, Wis. Brookings, S.D. Coon Rapids, Minn. Andover High School/ Chippewa Falls High School Brookings High School Centennial High School Bradley5 University 52 12 10 Pre-MSU: High School: High School: High School: Redshirted at Member of the Earned three var- Won two confer- Bradley Univer- back-to-back sity letters and ence titles as a sity in Peoria, regional and started two sea- starting guard at Ill. Big Rivers Con- sons as a guard Centennial High ference champi- at Brookings School...A three- High School: onship squads High School... time all-confer- Earned six var- as a junior and Her team won ence and two-time sity letters in senior at Chip- the South Da- all-metro defen- basketball and pewa Falls High kota state cham- sive team selec- volleyball at School...Team pionship during tion...Named all- Andover High School...Member of went 40-1 in league play during her her sophomore season...A member state honorable mention as a senior in the 2005-06 Northwest Suburban final two seasons...Led her team in of the conference championship team 2005-06...Holds the school record in Conference championship team... blocks as a junior (42) and senior as a senior in 2005-06, posting a 13-1 career games played, single game shot A two-year team captain and three- (46)...Named second-team all-con- league ledger...Played under former percentage (93 percent) and single-sea- time all-conference selection...Team ference and first-team all-county as MSU assistant coach Lisa Kannegi- son steal record (93 steals)...Member won sectionals her junior year and a senior in 2005-06. eter as a freshman and sophomore. of the section championship team as a sub-sectionals her sophomore year. freshman, sophomore and senior. Personal: Daughter of Scott and Personal: Daughter of Duane and Personal: Daughter of Dave and Brenda Layman...Born May 18, Julie Moe...Born March 9, 1988... Personal: Daughter of James and Debb Korton...Born February 13, 1988...Intends to major in secondary A proposed business major at Min- Barbara Nygaard...Born July 19, 1987... 1987...A proposed accounting major. education while at Minnesota State. nesota State. Intends to major in business.
Teresa Parker Lindsey O'Neill Jenni Strand Liz Trauger Sophomore-R l Center l Freshman-R l Forward Freshman l Forward Freshman Forward 6-1 6-1 6-0 6-2 Pequot Lakes, Minn. Alexandria, Minn. Livermore, Iowa New Hampton, Iowa Pequot Lakes High School/ Alexandria High School Twin River Valley High School 54New Hampton High School 32Southern Illinois University 50 40 High School: Pre-MSU: 2005-06: High School: Played volley- Played one year Redshirted. A member of ball and bas- of basketball for the three-time ketball for New Southern Illi- High School: Twin River Val- Hampton High nois University Played four years ley Conference School...Owns in Carbondale, of basketball for championship four school re- Ill. the Cardinals of teams which cords, includ- Alexandria High posted unde- ing single game High School: School, leading feated league points (29) and A f o u r- y e a r the team to two records all three rebounds (19) starter and let- Central Lakes seasons...Scored and career points (985) and rebounds terwinner for Pequot Lakes High Conference championships...Named 2,115 career points...Named a Mc- (585)...Named All-Northeast Iowa School...Her team won the Midstate all-conference all four years and all- Donald’s All-American National Conference all four years...Averaged Conference title her senior year with state her junior and senior years... Finalist as a senior...Owns 11 school a double-double (15 points and 10 re- a perfect 20-0 ledger...A three-time Owns the school record for points records...Led the state in scoring as bounds per game) as a senior...Named all-conference selection...Named scored in a season (471). a senior with a 30 points per game third-team all-state in 2005-06. all-state as a senior in 2004-05. average. Personal: Daughter of Brad and Personal: Daughter of Michall and Personal: Daughter of Larry and Chris Strand...Born January 26, Personal: Daughter of Larry and Margie O’Neill...Born May 31, Mary Parker...Born June 27, 1986... 1987...Majoring in sports manage- Jane Trauger...Born October 7, 1987...A nursing major. A psychology major. ment at Minnesota State. 1987...Intends to major in business. www.msumavericks.com 15 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 2005-06 STATISTICS & RESULTS
2005-06 Minnesota State Women’s Basketball Statistics Overall Record: 12-16 NCC Record: 3-9 (Tied for 5th) TOTAL 3-POINTERS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS Player GP FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot A TO Blk Stl PF Min Pts Avg Arin Andrews 28 149 283 .527 0 3 .000 77 108 .713 102 137 239 48 84 15 36 92 671 375 13.4 Stacie Johnson 28 66 169 .391 31 94 .330 55 78 .705 12 68 80 64 43 1 34 42 732 218 7.8 Alanna Wahl 28 81 204 .397 16 55 .291 38 48 .792 51 45 96 99 64 6 24 65 699 216 7.7 Flecia Foster 28 81 216 .375 12 40 .300 41 51 .804 28 34 62 36 60 2 40 58 616 215 7.7 Heather Peterson 28 74 196 .378 18 65 .277 44 56 .786 35 69 104 57 42 2 30 84 706 210 7.5 Heather Johnson 23 49 118 .415 31 78 .397 12 14 .857 12 20 32 15 18 0 15 20 237 141 6.1 Joanne Noreen 28 56 158 .354 9 29 .310 48 64 .750 27 36 63 32 57 1 37 45 444 169 6.0 Anna Voltmer 28 65 140 .464 1 1 1.000 33 40 .825 21 46 67 11 25 9 13 34 335 164 5.9 Alex Andrews 28 45 95 .474 2 16 .125 20 59 .339 39 53 92 24 50 6 27 48 348 112 4.0 Jamie Kienitz 28 30 87 .345 11 38 .289 19 20 .950 4 23 27 43 40 0 22 31 363 90 3.2 Stacey Duarte 28 25 68 .368 0 0 .000 14 24 .583 21 46 67 23 19 12 7 43 316 64 2.3 Jessica Stanek 8 5 8 .625 2 3 .667 2 2 1.000 0 10 10 8 10 0 5 3 52 14 1.8 Jenn Lammers 7 2 13 .154 0 4 .000 4 6 .667 4 6 10 1 3 0 1 5 41 8 1.1 Dani Gill 8 2 13 .154 1 7 .143 2 6 .333 2 5 7 4 5 0 2 4 43 7 0.9 Lindsey Hass 6 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 2 1 3 2 2 0 2 3 23 4 0.7 TEAM 53 59 112 7 Total 28 731 1770 .413 134 433 .309 411 578 .711 413 658 1071 467 529 54 295 577 5626 2007 71.7 Opponents 28 713 1569 .454 140 438 .320 463 647 .716 301 724 1025 413 573 123 268 492 5626 2029 72.5
2005-06 MSU Women’s Basketball Results Date Opponent Result Nov. 4 Gustavus Adolphus (Exhibition) W, 74-67 Nov. 15 Viterbo W, 65-58 Nov. 18 Wisconsin-Stout ! L, 89-86 (OT) Nov. 19 Minnesota, Crookston ! W, 81-73 Nov. 25 Fort Hays State @ W, 66-63 Nov. 26 Nebraska-Kearney @ L, 74-65 Dec. 2 Adams State # W, 69-53 Dec. 3 Mesa State # W, 86-56 Dec. 7 Concordia-St. Paul L, 81-67 Dec. 10 Minnesota, Crookston L, 76-72 Dec. 11 Bemidji State L, 78-57 Dec. 15 Southwest Minnesota State W, 81-46 Dec. 20 MSU-Moorhead L, 65-61 Dec. 31 Upper Iowa W, 86-71 Jan. 2 Dakota Wesleyan W, 79-68 Jan. 5 Minnesota Duluth * L, 68-57 Jan. 8 Briar Cliff W, 83-52 Jan. 12 St. Cloud State * L, 82-68 Jan. 14 Minnesota Duluth * L, 78-64 Jan. 19 North Dakota * L, 83-69 Jan. 21 Augustana * L, 92-73 Jan. 28 South Dakota * W, 65-63 Feb. 4 St. Cloud State * L, 77-65 Feb. 9 South Dakota * W, 78-63 Feb. 11 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 76-67 Feb. 18 Augustana * L, 74-63 Feb. 23 North Dakota * L, 99-70 Feb. 25 Nebraska-Omaha * L, 94-81 March 1 St. Cloud State $ L, 86-74
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2005-06 Minnesota State Game-By-Game Points, Rebounds, Assists Wesleyan * Augustana ! Wisconsin-Stout St. Cloud State * South Dakota * St. Cloud State * * South Dakota Nebraska-Omaha * Mesa State # Minnesota Duluth * Nebraska-Omaha * Viterbo Fort Hays State @ Nebraska-Kearney @ Concordia-St. Paul Dakota Adams State # Minnesota, Crookston Minnesota Duluth * North Dakota * Totals Bemidji State Southwest Minnesota State MSU-Moorhead Upper Iowa Briar Cliff * North Dakota Augustana * St. Cloud State $ ! Minnesota, Crookston
Points 14 0 - - - - 0 4 - - - 5 - 0 - - 5 - - - 0 - - - - - 0 - - #3 Jessica Stanek Rebounds 10 2 - - - - 1 3 - - - 3 - 1 - - 0 - - - 0 - - - - - 0 - - Assists 8 0 - - - - 1 1 - - - 0 - 2 - - 3 - - - 0 - - - - - 1 - -
Points 64 4 4 0 0 3 2 6 1 0 0 6 1 9 3 0 2 2 4 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 8 #5 Stacey Duarte Rebounds 67 5 2 2 4 0 4 2 2 1 1 6 4 5 1 0 2 6 2 1 1 1 4 1 2 1 1 3 2 Assists 23 2 0 0 0 1 3 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 1
Points 218 1 11 13 8 3 2 5 11 12 15 6 7 4 7 7 0 9 8 6 0 11 11 11 4 10 6 13 17 #10 Stacie Johnson Rebounds 80 4 5 2 2 4 4 3 5 0 5 1 2 6 2 1 3 4 4 2 4 3 2 1 2 5 1 1 2 Assists 64 0 2 4 2 0 3 2 1 4 2 1 3 2 1 2 1 2 1 4 2 2 1 2 2 4 5 7 2
Points 141 - - - - 3 5 6 0 7 2 10 - 12 3 3 12 0 3 3 3 5 0 14 4 8 11 19 8 #11 Heather Johnson Rebounds 32 - - - - 1 2 2 1 0 1 2 - 3 2 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 2 4 0 1 3 Assists 15 - - - - 0 1 2 2 1 0 0 - 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 0
Points 216 11 13 8 6 4 8 6 5 13 9 2 6 16 6 4 10 5 15 9 7 8 10 4 7 10 5 7 2 #15 Alanna Wahl Rebounds 96 6 3 1 7 3 9 2 0 4 2 0 5 2 5 5 2 5 3 5 2 5 2 5 1 2 3 3 4 Assists 99 3 6 5 5 3 3 4 3 4 3 3 3 5 5 3 6 2 4 7 3 2 4 4 1 2 0 2 4
Points 8 - - - - - 2 0 - - - 0 - 0 - - 4 - - - 2 - - - - - 0 - - #20 Jenn Lammers Rebounds 10 - - - - - 0 1 - - - 3 - 0 - - 5 - - - 0 - - - - - 1 - - Assists 1 - - - - - 0 0 - - - 1 - 0 - - 0 - - - 0 - - - - - 0 - -
Points 210 16 10 10 11 6 6 6 14 12 4 4 6 11 13 4 7 9 7 6 0 3 6 5 10 5 11 3 5 #21 Heather Peterson Rebounds 104 7 6 2 5 4 5 6 6 6 4 1 2 3 3 2 1 2 3 4 4 5 4 4 2 4 2 2 5 Assists 57 4 5 2 4 2 3 2 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 3 1 2 2 4 4 3 1 2 0 3 1 2
Points 169 1 1 4 0 17 3 7 3 4 4 4 3 5 10 11 4 8 8 8 4 17 3 5 9 5 11 4 6 #22 Joanne Noreen Rebounds 63 1 1 1 0 5 2 0 3 1 3 2 3 4 4 3 1 5 1 3 1 5 1 2 1 4 1 1 4 Assists 32 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 2 3 1 3 0 3 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 0 2
Points 7 - - - - - 0 2 - - 0 0 - 3 - - 0 - - - 2 - - - - - 0 - - #23 Dani Gill Rebounds 7 - - - - - 0 0 - - 0 2 - 0 - - 3 - - - 2 - - - - - 0 - - Assists 4 - - - - - 0 1 - - 0 1 - 0 - - 1 - - - 1 - - - - - 0 - -
Points 90 6 2 7 5 2 2 1 5 3 0 3 3 0 4 2 2 3 3 2 2 0 7 8 13 0 5 0 0 #24 Jamie Kienitz Rebounds 27 2 0 0 1 2 2 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 4 0 0 2 1 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 Assists 43 0 1 4 2 0 5 1 1 4 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 3 3 2 3 1 1 0
Points 4 - - - - - 0 0 - - - 2 - 0 - - 0 - - - 2 ------#25 Lindsey Hass Rebounds 3 - - - - - 0 1 - - - 1 - 0 - - 1 - - - 0 ------Assists 2 - - - - - 0 0 - - - 1 - 1 - - 0 - - - 0 ------
Points 375 8 25 10 16 21 11 20 9 10 4 12 16 12 18 17 13 8 9 18 27 10 15 17 12 10 4 12 11 #33 Arin Andrews Rebounds 239 4 9 11 4 9 2 12 9 15 5 9 13 4 10 12 9 11 6 10 10 6 4 14 6 14 2 12 7 Assists 48 0 1 0 1 2 4 0 0 2 1 2 1 2 5 3 4 2 2 0 0 1 1 5 4 0 1 2 2
Points 215 10 16 16 4 2 12 10 8 7 14 6 4 4 8 2 5 3 7 4 13 7 5 6 12 7 4 17 2 #34 Flecia Foster Rebounds 62 2 5 2 0 1 4 4 2 1 1 4 1 2 6 1 1 2 3 2 3 1 1 3 3 2 2 1 2 Assists 36 1 6 3 1 0 1 1 1 6 0 2 4 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 1
Points 112 2 2 1 1 0 7 6 5 0 0 7 8 4 3 3 11 6 0 3 7 2 4 8 3 0 5 4 10 #42 Alex Andrews Rebounds 92 5 3 1 2 2 6 2 3 2 3 6 0 6 4 2 4 6 2 2 4 2 7 3 2 4 2 3 4 Assists 24 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 5 2 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0
Points 164 6 2 12 15 4 8 7 6 4 5 14 7 6 4 4 8 15 0 8 4 2 0 0 2 8 6 2 5 #44 Anna Voltmer Rebounds 67 2 1 2 2 3 4 4 0 1 3 3 3 6 3 2 5 3 2 1 3 3 1 4 2 1 1 1 1 Assists 11 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1
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Friday, Nov. 3 Tuesday, Dec. 5 Saturday, Jan. 6 Stonehill vs. Augustana, Noon North Dakota at Mary, 5 p.m. *St. Cloud State at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. North Dakota vs. North Georgia State, 5:30 p.m. Presentation at Augustana, 6 p.m. *Augustana at South Dakota, 6 p.m. Peru State at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m. *Minnesota State at North Dakota, 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4 Minnesota-Morris at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m. Augustana vs. West Texas A&M, Noon Monday, Jan. 8 North Dakota vs. Lock Haven, 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 6 Briar Cliff at Minnesota State, 7 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Winona State, 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 5 Tuesday, Jan. 9 Augustana vs. Felician, Noon Thursday, Dec. 7 Southwest Minn. State at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m. North Dakota vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, 3:30 p.m. North Central at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 11 Wednesday, Nov. 15 Friday, Dec. 8 *Minnesota Duluth at Augustana, 6 p.m. Concordia-St. Paul vs. Augustana, 6 p.m. Augsburg at Minnesota State, 6 p.m. *Minnesota State at St. Cloud State, 6 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Grand Valley State, 6 p.m. Dickinson State at North Dakota, 6 p.m. South Dakota at Chadron State, 7 p.m. Alaska-Fairbanks at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 13 *Minnesota Duluth at Nebraska-Omaha, 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 17 Saturday, Dec. 9 *St. Cloud State at Augustana, 6 p.m. Augustana vs. Bemidji State, 1 p.m. Alaska-Fairbanks at North Dakota, 5 p.m. *North Dakota at South Dakota, 6 p.m. St. Cloud State vs. Colo.-Colorado Springs, 2 p.m. York at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha at Colorado State-Pueblo, 5 p.m Monday, Jan. 15 Minnesota Duluth vs. MSU-Moorhead, 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10 Minnesota Duluth at South Dakota State, 7 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at Minnesota State, 6 p.m. Wisconsin-Eau Claire at St. Cloud State, 1 p.m. North Dakota vs. Metro State, 6 p.m. Mount Mary at South Dakota, 3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 16 Minnesota State at Bemidji State, 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 18 Monday, Dec. 11 Nebraska-Omaha vs. Colo.-Colorado Springs, 1 p.m. Wisconsin-Stout at Minnesota State, 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 18 Augustana vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 1 p.m. *South Dakota at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Concordia-St. Paul, 5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 12 Bemidji State at Minnesota State, 6 p.m. St. Scholastica at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 20 St. Cloud State at Colorado State-Pueblo, 6 p.m. Bethany Lutheran at Augustana, 7 p.m. *Nebraska-Omaha at North Dakota, 2 p.m. North Dakota vs. Mont. State-Billings/W. Oregon *Minnesota Duluth at St. Cloud State, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 13. *Augustana at Minnesota State, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 21 Dakota Wesleyan vs. Augustana, 6 p.m. Northern State at North Dakota, 6 p.m. St. Cloud State at Concordia-St. Paul, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 23 Augustana at Winona State, 7 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at North Dakota, 7 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 22 Saturday, Dec. 16 Thursday, Jan. 25 MSU-Moorhead at Minnesota State, 7 p.m. North Dakota at Concordia-St. Paul, 3 p.m. *Augustana at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m. South Dakota at Colorado School of Mines, 8 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m. *South Dakota at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m. Minnesota State at Dakota Wesleyan, 6 p.m. *North Dakota at Minnesota State, 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 24 St. Cloud State at Minnesota State-Moorhead, 6 p.m. St. Cloud State vs. Northern Michigan, 1 p.m. Wayne State at South Dakota, 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 27 Lewis at North Dakota, 4 p.m. Mount Mercy at Augustana, 7 p.m. *Nebraska-Omaha at St. Cloud State, 2 p.m. South Dakota at Regis, 5 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha at Mount Mary *South Dakota at Minnesota State, 6 p.m. Bemidji State at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m. *North Dakota at Augustana, 6 p.m. Colo. School of Mines at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17 Nebraska-Omaha at Indiana Northwest, 2 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 30 Saturday, Nov. 25 Minnesota State at Dakota State, 3 p.m. Sioux Falls at South Dakota, 6 p.m. Minnesota State vs. Colo. School of Mines, 1 p.m. St. Cloud State vs. Bemidji State, 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 18 Thursday, Feb. 1 Augustana at Nebraska-Kearney, 6 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha at Temple Baptist, 1 p.m. *Minnesota State at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m. Northern Michigan at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m. Northern State at South Dakota, 7 p.m. *North Dakota at St. Cloud State, 6 p.m. Caldwell at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m. South Dakota at Colorado Christian, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20 Saturday, Feb. 3 North Dakota at Bemidji State, 6 p.m. *Augustana at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 26 Briar Cliff at Augustana, 7 p.m. *St. Cloud State at Minnesota State, 2 p.m. Minnesota State vs. Caldwell, 1 p.m. Mayville State at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m. *Nebraska-Omaha at South Dakota, 6 p.m. Minnesota State-Moorhead at North Dakota, 4 p.m. Minnesota State at Southwest Minn. State, 7 p.m. Northwest Missouri State at South Dakota, 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 8 Monday, Nov. 27 *Augustana at North Dakota, 6 p.m. St. Martin’s at North Dakota, 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 22 *Minnesota State at South Dakota, 6 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Michigan Tech, 6 p.m. *St. Cloud State at Nebraska-Omaha, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 28 Nebraska-Omaha at Nebraska-Kearney, 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 27 Saturday, Feb. 10 Concordia-St. Paul at St. Cloud State, 7 p.m. South Dakota vs. Upper Iowa, 2 p.m. *Minnesota State at Nebraska-Omaha, 2 p.m. Dakota State at Augustana, 6 p.m. *Minnesota Duluth at North Dakota, 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30 *St. Cloud State at South Dakota, 6 p.m. South Dakota at Nebraska-Kearney, 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 28 South Dakota vs. Dakota State, 2 p.m. Monday, Feb. 12 Friday, Dec. 1 Upper Iowa at Augustana, 6 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Bemidji State, 7 p.m. Minnesota Duluth vs. New Mexico Highlands, 2 p.m. Augustana vs. Adams State, 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 29 Thursday, Feb. 15 Minnesota State at Colorado State-Pueblo, 6 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha at Adams State, 1 p.m. *Minnesota State at Augustana, 6 p.m. St. Cloud State at Metro State, 6 p.m. North Dakota at Seattle, 9 p.m. *South Dakota at North Dakota, 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2 Saturday, Dec. 30 Saturday, Feb. 17 Colorado-Colorado Springs at South Dakota, 1 p.m. Minnesota Duluth at Southwest Minn. State, 3 p.m. *Augustana at St. Cloud State, 2 p.m. Augustana vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 2 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha at Metro State, 3 p.m. *North Dakota at Nebraska-Omaha, 2 p.m. Mayville State at North Dakota, 2 p.m. North Dakota at Seattle Pacifi c, 4 p.m. *Minnesota Duluth at South Dakota, 2 p.m. Minnesota State vs. New Mexico Highlands, 2 p.m. Minnesota State at Concordia-St. Paul, 7 p.m. Adams State at Nebraska-Omaha, 4 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 21 Minnesota Duluth at Colorado State-Pueblo, 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 31 *South Dakota at Augustana, 6 p.m. St. Cloud State vs. Regis, 6 p.m. Chadron State at South Dakota, Noon Southwest Minnesota State at Augustana, 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 22 Sunday, Dec. 3 *Nebraska-Omaha at Minnesota Duluth, 6 p.m. Hawaii-Hilo at Nebraska-Omaha, 2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 4 *Nebraska-Omaha at Augustana, 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24 Monday, Dec. 4 *St. Cloud State at North Dakota, 6 p.m. *North Dakota at Minnesota Duluth, 1 p.m. St. Mary’s (Neb.) at South Dakota, 6 p.m. *Minnesota Duluth at Minnesota State, 6 p.m. *Nebraska-Omaha at Minnesota State, 2 p.m. *South Dakota at St. Cloud State, 2 p.m. *Indicates North Central Conference game 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball www.msumavericks.com NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION
Representatives of colleges and universities in North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota met in the late fall of 1921 North Central Conference in Chicago to consider the formation of Ramkota Inn what was to become the North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, 2400 North Louise now commonly known at the North Central Conference or NCC. Sioux Falls, S.D. 57107 There were representatives from nine institutions at the meeting: North Dakota Agricultural College (now NDSU), the University of North Dakota, State University Phone: (605) 338-0907 of South Dakota, South Dakota State College, Morningside College, Des Moines Fax: (605) 338-1889 Municipal University, Nebraska Wesleyan, College of St. Thomas and Creighton University. www.northcentralconference.org Shortly after the conference began, it met with some rough going with four members withdrawing. Des Moines Municipal went fi rst, dropping out after the 1926 season. Nebraska Wesleyan severed relationships after the season of 1927. In 1928, St. Thomas and Creighton also became casualties. It was not until 1935 that NCC Staff Omaha University was allowed to join the league. In 1936, Iowa State Teacher’s Named the sixth commissioner of the North College (now Northern Iowa) was admitted, and in 1941, Augustana College of Central Conference in January of 2005, Roger Sioux Falls was allowed to become a member. Omaha withdrew in 1943, leaving Thomas ([email protected]) is the NCC membership intact until 1968: Morningside, Northern Iowa, North Dakota in his fi rst year guiding the league. Thomas was Director of Athletics at the University of North State, North Dakota, Augustana, South Dakota and South Dakota State. Dakota from 1999-2005 and currently serves At the fall meeting in 1968, Minnesota State University, Mankato (known on the NCAA Division II Management Council. then as Mankato State College) was admitted into the league. The University of Thomas served as the UND’s head football coach Nebraska-Omaha (formerly Omaha University) was readmitted in the spring of for 13 seasons, leaving with more wins than 1976. Minnesota State dropped out in the spring of 1977, and Northern Iowa left in any other UND coach and a record of 90-49-2. the spring of 1978. The University of Northern Colorado became the eighth member Thomas was a runningback and quarterback at Augustana College of the NCC in January of 1979, and Minnesota State was readmitted along with St. (Ill.), earning a bachelor’s degree in physical education and history Cloud State University in 1981 to bring the membership to 10. in 1969. He earned a master’s degree from the University of South Dakota in 1972. His coaching career began at Augustana College Recent years have seen plenty of change in the NCC, with charter member (S.D.), and in 1976, Thomas was named head football coach at the Morningside departing after the 2001-02 school year after moving to NAIA affi liation University of Sioux Falls. After the 1979 season, Thomas left and and Northern Colorado leaving the league after 2002-03 to reclassify to NCAA held assistant coaching positions at California State University- Division I. In addition, the 2003-04 school year was the last in the league for NCC Fullerton, the University of Minnesota and with the Toronto mainstays North Dakota State and South Dakota State, both of which followed Argonauts before returning to North Dakota to become the 23rd UNC’s route to NCAA Division I. head football coach in 1986. To help fi ll the void left by the departure of those four schools, Minnesota Duluth joined the conference during the 2004-05 school year, joining the league after a stint Now in her ninth year as Assistant Commissioner of the North Central Conference, Melanie Nelson in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference and bringing the current membership ([email protected]) is a 1993 to seven schools. Augustana, Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota State, Nebraska-Omaha, Iowa State graduate. Nelson was a member North Dakota, St. Cloud State and South Dakota will comprise the North Central of the Cyclones’ track and field team as an Conference for the upcoming school year and the forseeable future. undergraduate. The Williamsburg, Iowa, native The league offers championships in 10 sports for men, and nine for women. earned a master’s degree from the U.S. Sports The NCC offi ces are located in Sioux Falls, S.D. Academy and taught and coached in Missouri for eight years. She is a member of the NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Committee. NCC Quick Facts Jon Martin (info@northcentralconference. School Enrollment Location Population org) became the first full-time North Central Conference Director of Media Relations in July Augustana 1,800 Sioux Falls, S.D. 75,000 of 1998. A Springfi eld, Mo., native and a graduate Minnesota Duluth 10,300 Duluth, Minn. 87,000 of North Dakota State University, Martin owns a Minnesota State 14,036 Mankato, Minn. 53,000 master’s degree from Minnesota State University, Nebraska-Omaha 14,000 Omaha, Neb. 450,000 Mankato. Prior to spending two years as a North Dakota 12,954 Grand Forks, N.D. 49,000 graduate assistant in the sports information offi ce South Dakota 8,120 Vermillion, S.D. 6,300 at MSU, Martin also held internships at Southwest St. Cloud State 16,000 St. Cloud, Minn. 35,000 Missouri State University and ESPN. Martin spent the summer of 1996 working as a member of the media relations staff with the Atlanta local organizing committee for the Summer Olympics and served as the venue press chief for All-Time NCC Women’s Basketball Champions curling at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. 1982 — Nebraska-Omaha 1994 — North Dakota 1983 — South Dakota 1995 — North Dakota State NCC Commissioners 1984 — South Dakota 1996 — North Dakota State Jack McClelland 1968-1970 1985 — South Dakota 1997 — North Dakota State Dr. Richard Koppenhaver 1970-1977 1986 — Minnesota State 1998 — North Dakota R.D. “Dewey” Halford 1977-1984 1987 — North Dakota State 1999 — North Dakota Noel Olsen 1984-1997 1988 — North Dakota State 2000 — North Dakota State 1989 — North Dakota State 2001 — North Dakota Mike Marcil 1997-2004 1990 — North Dakota 2002 — North Dakota Roger Thomas 2005-present 1991 — North Dakota 2003 — Tie: South Dakota/South Dakota State 1992 — North Dakota State 2004 — North Dakota 1993 — North Dakota State 2005 — North Dakota www.msumavericks.com 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 2005-06 NCC STANDINGS & AWARDS
Final NCC Standings Team Conference Per. Overall Per. MSU All-Time Women’s North Dakota 12-0 1.000 34-1 .971 St. Cloud State 9-3 .750 29-5 .853 Basketball Honors Augustana 7-5 .583 21-10 .677 Nebraska-Omaha 5-7 .417 20-11 .645 All-NCC Players Minnesota Duluth 3-9 .250 16-12 .571 1984: Anne Christopherson South Dakota 3-9 .250 15-13 .536 1984: Rhonda House Minnesota State 3-9 .250 12-16 .429 1985: Carla Schuck 1986: Julie Cink All-NCC Team 1986: Pat Burns 1986, 1987, 1988: Name Team Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown Lisa Walters 1992: Sereena Fayne Alison Adamson* Augustana G Jr. 5-5 Willmar, Minn. 1994: Arin Andrews^ Minnesota State C Sr. 6-0 West Concord, Minn. Lynell Anderson 1995: Amy Swanson Kristi Boese^ North Dakota F Sr. 6-1 Rochester, Minn. 1995, 1996: Carla Bronson Lindsey Dietz* Minnesota Duluth F Sr. 6-0 Elk River, Minn. 1997: Tracy Harter Sascha Hansen* St. Cloud State G Sr. 5-9 Marshall, Minn. 1998: Amy Hintgen Jessica Klein Augustana F Sr. 6-0 Dell Rapids, S.D. 1999, 2000: Brenda Stachowski Ashley Langen* North Dakota C So. 6-2 Kennedy, Minn. 2001: Kris Neuberger Erika Quigley^ St. Cloud State F Jr. 6-2 Duluth, Minn. 2002: Jenny Groom Ashley Robinette South Dakota F So. 5-11 South Sioux City, Neb. 2004: J.J. Smith* Nebraska-Omaha F Sr. 6-0 Lincoln, Neb. Hannah Stolba 2004, 2005, 2006: Arin Andrews Karen Thies* Nebraska-Omaha G Jr. 5-4 Durango, Colo. 2005: Katie Winkelman Minnesota Duluth F/C Jr. 6-1 Morris, Minn. Kelli Freeman NCC Players Of The Week * Two-time selection (2005 and 2006), ^ Three-time selection (2004, 2005 and 2006) 1983-84: Rhonda House (Jan. 16) 1983-84: Ann Christopherson (Feb. 28) NCC Awards 1985-86: Julie Cink (Dec. 10) Most Valuable Player...... Kristi Boese, North Dakota 1985-86: Lisa Walters (Feb. 4) Coach Of The Year...... Gene Roebuck, North Dakota 1986-87: Lisa Walters (Jan. 19) Freshman Of The Year...... Chelsea DeVille, Augustana 1986-87: Lisa Walters (Feb. 16) Defensive Players of the Year...... Carissa Jahner, UND & Ashley Holiday, AC 1987-88: Lisa Walters (Feb. 29) Newcomer of the Year...... Ashley Freerksen, Nebraska-Omaha 1988-89: Robyn Rude (Nov. 28) 1989-90: Ellen Sathohff (Dec. 18) Academic All-NCC Team 1993-94: Lynell Anderson (Dec. 20) 1993-94: Name Team Pos. Yr. GPA Hometown Tracy Filipa (Feb. 7) 1994-95: Tracy Filipa (Dec. 12) Alison Adamson Augustana G Jr. 3.98 Willmar, Minn. 1994-95: Tracy Filipa (Jan. 16) Lindsey Dietz* Minnesota Duluth F Sr. 3.973 Elk River, Minn. 1995-96: Carla Bronson (Jan. 15) Laura Doshier Augustana F So. 4.00 Rapid City, S.D. 1997-98: Brenda Stachowski (Jan. 19) Sascha Hansen* St. Cloud State G Sr. 3.52 Marshall, Minn. 2004-05: Arin Andrews (Jan. 10) Amy Mahlum North Dakota G Sr. 3.54 Spring Valley, Minn. 2005-06: Arin Andrews (Dec. 5) Erica Schroeder* South Dakota F Jr. 4.00 Miller, S.D. 2005-06: Andrea Seefeldt* Augustana G/F Sr. 3.70 Clark, S.D. Arin Andrews (Feb. 13) J.J. Smith^ Nebraska-Omaha F Sr. 3.97 Lincoln, Neb. All-American Honors Karen Thies Nebraska-Omaha G Jr. 3.74 Durango, Colo. 1980: Elsie Ohm (AIAW) Katie Winkelman* Minnesota Duluth F/C Jr. 3.801 Morris, Minn. 1986: Meghan Woster* South Dakota G/F Sr. 3.813 Sioux Falls, S.D. Lisa Walters (NCAA) 1987: Lisa Walters (AWSF) 1988: * Two-time selection, ^ Three-time selection Lisa Walters (NCAA) MSU Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll Selections In The Pros Cheryl Engel (Minnesota Fillies, 1977-79, 1981) Name Yr. Major GPA Elsie Ohm (New Orleans Pride, Minn. Fillies) Arin Andrews Sr. Exercise Science & Pre-Physical Therapy 3.25 Lynn Peterson (Minnesota Fillies, 1981) Stacey Duarte Sr. Elementary Education & Spanish 3.74 Mary Manderfeld (Minnesota Fillies, 1981) Jessica Stanek Jr. Mass Communications 3.76 Lisa Walters (Sweden) Anna Voltmer So. Physical Education & Health 3.88 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 20 www.msumavericks.com TAYLOR CENTER
Glen Taylor
The result of Minnesota State University, Mankato alum Glen Taylor’s original $8 million donation was the construction of Taylor Center, a multipurpose arena and student center that is the gateway to Minnesota State. Taylor Center is the home of the Mavericks, an inviting and state-of- the-art admissions center, and Bresnan Arena, a 4,521-seat coliseum designed for University gatherings and the best in intercollegiate athletics. Designed specifically to highlight intercollegiate basketball, volleyball and wrestling, Bresnan Arena features seating built to give Maverick fans the Bresnan Arena also serves as a gath- officially opened during Minnesota best view of the action. MSU athletic ering place for the MSU community, State’s Homecoming weekend on Oct. programs benefit from locker rooms, featuring convocations, commencement 14, 2000. The first official event was the coaching and staff offices, athletic and activities that demand a high-capac- Pepsi Tip-Off basketball tournament on training facilities, and a weight room. ity location. Just as the Taylor Center is Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17-18, 2000. A spacious alumni center overlooks the crown of Minnesota State, Bresnan The Pepsi Tip-Off is a two-day annual the court, and an upscale design makes Arena is the crown of the Taylor Center affair that features four women’s teams Bresnan Arena one of the most attractive and the pride of the MSU Department of and four men’s teams, and will be held sports facilities in all of Minnesota and Intercollegiate Athletics. this season on Friday and Saturday, Nov. the upper Midwest. Bresnan Arena and Taylor Center 17-18, 2006. www.msumavericks.com 21 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball OPPONENTS
Augsburg Augustana Bemidji State Briar Cliff Caldwell Dec. 8 Mankato, Minn. Jan. 20 Mankato, Minn. Nov. 18 Mankato, Minn. Jan. 8 Mankato, Minn. Nov. 26 Omaha, Neb. Feb. 15 Sioux Falls, S.D. Jan. 16 Bemidji, Minn. Location: Location: Location: Minneapolis, Minn. Location: Location: Sioux City, Iowa Caldwell, N.J. Enrollment: Sioux Falls, S.D. Bemidji, Minn. Enrollment: Enrollment: 3,564 Enrollment: Enrollment: 1,100 2,270 Nickname: 1,800 5,000 Nickname: Nickname: Auggies Nickname: Nickname: Chargers Cougars Arena: Vikings Beavers Arena: Arena: Si Melby Hall Arena: Arena: Newman Flanagan Center George R. Newman Center Colors: Elmen Center, Sioux Falls Arena BSU Gymnasium Colors: Colors: Maroon and Gray Colors: Colors: Blue and Gold Scarlet, White and Gold Affi liation: Navy and Yellow Green and White Affi liation: Affi liation: NCAA Division III Affi liation: Affi liation: NAIA Division II NCAA Division II, ECAC Conference: NCAA Division II NCAA Division II Conference: Conference: Minnesota Intercollegiate (MIAC) Conference: Conference: Great Plains (GPAC) Central Atlantic (CACC) President: North Central (NCC) Northern Sun (NSIC) President: President: Dr. Paul Pribbenow President: President: Beverly A. Wharton Sister Patrice Werner Women’s Athletic Director: Robert C. Oliver Dr. Jon E. Quistgaard Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Marilyn Florian Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Dick Strittmatter Mark A. Corino Head Coach: Bill Gross Dr. Rick Goeb Head Coach: Head Coach: Jennifer Britz Head Coach: Head Coach: Mike Power Linda Cimino Career Record: Dave Krauth Mike Curfman Career Record: Career Record: 11-37 Career Record: Career Record: 127-73 0-0 Assistant Coaches: 330-159 68-100 Assistant Coach: Assistant Coaches: Angie Heisler, Amy Jones, Assistant Coach: Assistant Coaches: Paul Brunsdon Veronica Mullen, Stephanie Del Preore Melissa Lee Travis Traphagen, Sandra Heinitz Karen Siira, Brenna Rollie 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 10-20 8-20 7-18 21-10 13-15 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 3-15 8-16 4-16 7-5 6-8 Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Jared Bodammer Matt McLagan Don Stoner Kevin Ludwig Brad Folkestad SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: (712) 279-1653 (963) 618-3567 (612) 330-1677 (605) 274-4335 (218) 755-2763 SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: (712) 279-5592 (963) 618-3370 (612) 330-1780 (605) 274-5298 (218) 755-3898 Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: www.briarcliff.edu/athletics info.caldwell.edu/athletics/ www.augsburg.edu/athletics/ www.goaugie.com info.bemidjistate.edu/sports/
Minnesota, Minnesota MSU- Nebraska- New Mexico Crookston Duluth Moorhead Omaha Highlands Jan. 4 Feb. 10 Nov. 17 Mankato, Minn. Nov. 22 Omaha, Neb. Dec. 31 Mankato, Minn. Feb. 1 Duluth, Minn. Mankato, Minn. Feb. 24 Mankato, Minn. Pueblo, Colo. Location: Location: Location: Location: Location: Crookston, Minn. Duluth, Minn. Moorhead, Minn. Omaha, Neb. Las Vegas, N.M. Enrollment: Enrollment: Enrollment: Enrollment: Enrollment: 1,700 10,300 7,600 14,000 3,500 Nickname: Nickname: Nickname: Nickname: Nickname: Golden Eagles Bulldogs Dragons Mavericks Cowgirls Arena: Arena: Arena: Arena: Arena: Lysaker Gymnasium Romano Gymnasium Alex Nemzek Hall Sapp Fieldhouse John A. Wilson Complex Colors: Colors: Colors: Colors: Colors: Maroon and Gold Maroon and Gold Scarlet and Red Crimson and Black Navy Blue and White Affi liation: Affi liation: Affi liation: Affi liation: Affi liation: NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II Conference: Conference: Conference: Conference: Conference: Northern Sun (NSIC) North Central (NCC) Northern Sun (NSIC) North Central (NCC) Rocky Mountain (RMAC) Campus CEO: Chancellor: President: Chancellor: President: Dr. Charles H. Casey Dr. Kathryn Martin Dr. Roland Barden John Christensen (Interim) Dr. Manuel T. Pacheco Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Stephanie Helgeson Bob Nielson Sylvia Barnier David Herbster Sedillo Elizabeth (Interim) Head Coach: Head Coach: Head Coach: Head Coach: Head Coach: Mike Roysland Dave Stromme Karla Nelson Patty Patton Shearer Thomas Roberts (Interim) Career Record: Career Record: Career Record: Career Record: Career Record: 0-0 0-0 101-71 94-74 0-0 Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: 2005-06 Record: Abby Hearn Rachael Otto Jason Sobolik, Kelly Anderson Jason Flores, Brad Schick, Maurtice Ivy 12-14 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 6-22 16-12 15-14 20-11 8-11 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: Sports Information Director: 3-11 3-9 7-7 5-7 Tim Gotto Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: SID Phone: Mitch Bakken Kelly Grgas-Wheeler Larry Scott Gary Anderson (505) 426-2018 SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Fax: (218) 281-8414 (218) 726-8937 (218) 477-2113 (402) 554-3387 (505) 426-2016 SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: Web Site: (218) 281-8430 (218) 726-6529 (218) 477-2550 (402) 554-3694 www.nmhu.edu/current/athletics/ Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: index.html www.crk.umn.edu/people/athletics www.umdbulldogs.com www.msumdragons.com gomavs.unomaha.edu
2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 22 www.msumavericks.com OPPONENTS
Colorado Colorado State- Concordia- Dakota State Dakota School of Mines Pueblo St. Paul Wesleyan Dec. 30 St. Paul, Minn. Dec. 17 Madison, S.D. Nov. 25 Omaha, Neb. Dec. 1 Pueblo, Colo. Dec. 16 Mitchell, S.D. Location: Location: Location: St. Paul, Minn. Location: Location: Golden, Colo. Pueblo, Colo. Enrollment: Madison, S.D. Mitchell, S.D. Enrollment: Enrollment: 1,921 Enrollment: Enrollment: 3,200 4,173 Nickname: 2,500 783 Nickname: Nickname: Golden Bears Nickname: Nickname: Orediggers ThunderWolves Arena: Lady T’s Tigers Arena: Arena: Gangelhoff Center Arena: Arena: Volk Gymnasium State Fair Events Center Colors: Dakota State Fieldhouse Corn Palace Colors: Colors: Navy Blue and Vegas Gold Colors: Colors: Silver and Blue Red and Blue Affi liation: Royal Blue and Laker Gold Royal Blue and White Affi liation: Affi liation: NCAA Division II Affi liation: Affi liation: NCAA Division II NCAA Division II Conference: NAIA Division II NAIA Division II Conference: Conference: Northern Sun (NSIC) Conference: Conference: Rocky Mountain (RMAC) Rocky Mountain (RMAC) President: Dakota (DAC) Great Plains (GPAC) President: President: Dr. Robert Holst President: President: Dr. John U. Trefny Joseph Garcia Athletic Director: Dr. Douglas Knowlton Dr. Robert G. Duffett Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Tom Rubbelke Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Tom Spicer Joe Folda Head Coach: Gene Wockenfuss Chad Vogel Head Coach: Head Coach: Paul Fessler Head Coach: Head Coach: Paula Krueger Kip Drown Career Record: Jeff Dittman Ann Konechne Career Record: Career Record: 229-71 Career Record: Career Record: 47-39 268-227 Assistant Coaches: 203-178 18-45 Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Kerri Stockwell, Angie Woods, Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Mike Jacobsma Diane Dittburner Drew Woods Jenny Brown Wes Morgan, Jill Thomas 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 16-14 19-12 20-11 22-11 11-21 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 8-11 11-8 9-5 10-4 7-11 Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Greg Murphy Mike McNeely Jen Foley Nick Huntimer Alex Linden SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: (303) 273-3095 (719) 549-2022 (651) 641-8893 (605) 256-5233 (605) 995-2854 SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: (303) 273-3362 (719) 549-2570 (651) 641-8787 (605) 256-7335 (605) 995-2150 Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: athletics.mines.edu/ twolves.colostate-pueblo.edu/ www.csp.edu/athletics/ www.departments.dsu.edu/athletics/ www.dwu.edu/athletics/
North Dakota South Dakota Southwest St. Cloud State Minnesota State Wisconsin-Stout Jan. 6 Grand Forks, N.D. Jan. 11 St. Cloud, Minn. Jan. 27 Mankato, Minn. Dec. 11 Mankato, Minn. Jan. 25 Mankato, Minn. Feb. 3 Mankato, Minn. Feb. 8 Vermillion, S.D. Dec. 20 Marshall, Minn. Location: Location: Location: Location: Location: Grand Forks, N.D. St. Cloud, Minn. Vermillion, S.D. Marshall, Minn. Menomonie, Wis. Enrollment: Enrollment: Enrollment: Enrollment: Enrollment: 12,954 16,000 8,641 3,700 7,200 Arena: Nickname: Nickname: Nickname: Nickname: Betty Engelstad Center Huskies Coyotes Mustangs Blue Devils Colors: Arena: Arena: Arena: Arena: Kelly Green and White Halenbeck Hall DakotaDome Recreation/Athletic Facility Johnson Fieldhouse Affi liation: Colors: Colors: Colors: Colors: NCAA Division II Cardinal and Black Red and White Brown and Vegas Gold Navy and White Conference: Affi liation: Affi liation: Affi liation: Affi liation: North Central (NCC) NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division III President: Conference: Conference: Conference: Conference: Dr. Charles E. Kupchella North Central (NCC) North Central (NCC) Northern Sun (NSIC) Wisconsin Intercollegiate (WIAC) Athletic Director: President: President: President: Chancellor: Tom Buning Dr. Roy H. Saigo James W. Abbott Dr. Dan Danahar Charles W. Sorensen Head Coach: Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Athletic Director: Gene Roebuck Dr. Morris Kurtz Joel Nielsen Dr. Howard Gauthier Steven Terry Career Record: Head Coach: Head Coach: Head Coach: Head Coach: 585-99 Dr. Lori Ulferts Chad Lavin Mike Jewett Mark Thomas Assistant Coaches: Career Record: Career Record: Career Record: Career Record: Megan Kelling, Greg Ulland, 343-239 393-290 0-0 332-174 Josh Johnson Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: 2005-06 Record: Carol Thelen, Chad Eickhoff Becky Flynn-Jensen Katie Huschle, Sascha Hansen Mark Noll, Erin Crank 34-1 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 29-5 15-13 7-21 22-8 12-0 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: 2005-06 Conference Record: Sports Information Director: 9-3 3-9 4-10 12-4 Jayson Hajdu Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: Sports Information Director: SID Phone: Anne Abicht Dan Genzler Kelly Loft Layne Pitt (701) 777-2986 SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Phone: SID Fax: (320) 308-2141 (605) 677-5927 (507) 537-7177 (715) 232-2275 (701) 777-4352 SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: SID Fax: (320) 208-2099 (605) 677-6273 (507) 537-6578 (715) 232-1684 Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: Web Site: www.stcloudstate.edu/athletics www.usdcoyotes.com www.smsumustangs.com www.uwstout.edu/athletics www.msumavericks.com 23 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball PEPSI TIP-OFF
Tip-Off Action for Minnesota State
On Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18, the Minnesota State men’s and women’s basketball teams will host the annual Pepsi Tip-Off in Taylor Center. This season’s Pepsi Tip-Off represents the seventh year in which the Maverick women’s basketball program has participated in the event and the fifth year it has done so under the classic format. The Minnesota State women’s team is slated to face the University of Minnesota, Crookston on Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. The Golden Eagles finished 6-22 overall last season and return leading scorer and rebounder Kari Score, who averaged 17.6 points and 9.5 rebounds per game. On Nov. 18 at 6 p.m., MSU entertains Bemidji State University. BSU, which posted a 13-15 ledger last season, returns center Stephanie Peterson. Peterson averaged 12 points and 8.5 rebounds per game in 2005-06 to lead the team. Last season, MSU opened the season with a split in the Pepsi Tip-Off, falling to the Friday, Nov. 17 University of Wisconsin-Stout in overtime, 89-86. The Mavericks went on to defeat l Minnesota, Crookston, 81-73, to conclude their Tip-Off action. Just a freshman, Flecia Saturday, Nov. 18 Foster posted 16 points in each of MSU’s contests, while Arin Andrews put in 25 points l Taylor Center against the Blue Devils and another 10 in the win over UMC.
All-Time Results Individual Records Tip-Off Awards: 2000 Most Points in a Game: 2000 Game 1: MVP: Beth Swift (Nebraska-Kearney) Nebraska-Kearney 114, St. Mary’s (Neb.) 35 34, Jennifer Perkins Best Hustle: Kim Curtis (Minnesota State) Game 2: Truman State vs. Metro State (2001) Minnesota State 99, Minnesota, Crookston 61 2001 Consolation: Most Rebounds in a Game: MVP: Susan Salonek (Minnesota State) Minn., Crookston 100, St. Mary’s (Neb.) 45 Best Hustle: Kim Curtis (Minnesota State) Championship: 22, Erika Quigley (St. Cloud State) Nebraska-Kearney 76, Minnesota State 67 St. Cloud State vs. UW-Stout (2005) 2002 2001 MVP: Hannah Stolba (Minnesota State) Game 1: Best Hustle: Most Assists in a Game: Stacie Johnson (Minnesota State) Northern Michigan 93, Truman State 82 Game 2: 11, Molly Hendricks (UW-Stout) 2003 Minnesota State 114, Metropolitan State 102 Minnesota State vs. UW-Stout (2005) MVP: Arin Andrews (Minnesota State) Consolation: Best Hustle: Mary Roddel (SW Minn. State) Truman State 79, Metropolitan State 78 Championship: Most Tournament Points: 2004 Minnesota State 78, Northern Michigan 69 56, Jennifer Perkins, Truman State (2001) MVP: Steph Mayclin (Minnesota, Crookston) 2002 Best Hustle: Hannah Stolba (Minnesota State) Game 1: 56, Karna Plaine, Minnesota, Crookston (2005) Minnesota, Crookston 84, Mount Mercy 67 2005 Game 2: Most Tournament Rebounds: MVP: Erika Quigley (St. Cloud State) Minnesota State 66, UW-Parkside 64 Best Hustle: Flecia Foster (Minnesota State) Game 3: 35, Erika Quigley, St. Cloud State (2005) UW-Parkside 87, Minnesota, Crookston 80 Game 4: Most Tournament Assists: Minnesota State 104, Mount Mercy 56 14, Sascha Hansen, St. Cloud State (2005) 2003 Game 1: Southwest Minn. State 66, Chadron State 51 Game 2: Minnesota State 79, Missouri-Rolla 61 Game 3: Southwest Minn. State 65, Missouri-Rolla 47 Women’s Team Records Game 4: Minnesota State 79, Chadron State 64 2004 Most Points in a Game: 114 (twice) Game 1: Last, Minnesota State vs. Metro State (2001) Minneota, Crookston 81, UC-San Diego 61 Game 2: Most Points By Two Teams: Minnesota State 77, Upper Iowa 55 216 Game 3: Minnesota State vs. Metro State (2001) UC-San Diego 79, Upper Iowa 53 Game 4: Fewest Points By One Team: 35 Minnesota, Crookston 87, Minnesota State 76 2005 St. Mary’s (Neb.) vs. Neb.-Kearney (2000) Game 1: St. Cloud State 110, Minnesota, Crookston 77 Fewest Points By Two Teams: 130 Game 2: UW-Stout 89, Minnesota State 86 Minnesota State vs. UW-Parkside (2002) Game 3: St. Cloud State 92, UW-Stout 75 Minnesota State’s Flecia Foster was awarded Game 4: Best Hustle Award Minnesota State 81, Minnesota, Crookston 73 the for her efforts in the 2005 Pepsi Tip-Off. 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 24 www.msumavericks.com YEAR-BY-YEAR
1966-67: 4-1 (6-player) 1974-75: 15-6 1978-79: 16-17 1981-82: 19-12 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt MSU OPP MSU OPP MSU OPP MSU OPP 49 Carleton College 19 54 Carleton College 36 64 Winnepeg (Canada) 95 66 UW-La Crosse 70 32 Minnesota 40 53 Dr. Martin Luther 48 76 Michigan Tech 44 40 UW-Milwaukee 63 60 St. Olaf College 38 43 So. Dakota State 48 65 UW-La Crosse 89 78 Eastern Illinois 71 45 Minnesota 41 44 UW-La Crosse 58 77 UM-Waseca 27 63 St. Cloud State 58 46 St. Olaf College 43 46 Minnesota 37 96 Dr. Martin Luther 37 51 Lewis University 70 62 Gustavus College 48 71 St. Catherine 66 65 St. Cloud State 58 1967-68: 7-0 (6-player) 58 Dr. Martin Luther 46 52 Concordia (Moorhead) 73 57 UW-River Falls 42 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 55 St. Cloud State 44 54 North Dakota State 65 67 Indiana-Evansville 46 MSU OPP 59 Minnesota 40 66 UW-River Falls 65 51 UW-Milwaukee 61 61 St. Olaf College 26 57 St. Catherine 49 85 Wayne State 68 67 St. Catherine 64 66 Pillsbury College 28 58 Winona State 60 66 Kearney State 75 58 Minnesota Duluth 54 62 Minnesota 37 42 South Dakota State 54 61 Chadron State 64 61 St. Cloud State 45 46 St. Cloud State 24 51 St. Cloud State* 44 51 Bemidji State 54 58 Winona State 48 44 St. Olaf College 24 51 Minnesota* 49 64 Minnesota Duluth 54 87 Bemidji State 49 63 Minnesota 16 62 Dr. Martin Luther* 32 68 Southwest State 55 50 Grand Valley College 64 83 Pillsbury College 27 47 Southwest State* 36 56 Concordia-St. Paul 52 71 Northern State 67 57 Concordia (St. Paul) 40 69 Minnesota Duluth 78 71 Augsburg College 43 1968-69: 7-1 (6-player) 45 Lakehead (Canada) 48 63 Winona State 54 72 UM-Morris 94 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 37 SW Missouri* 70 61 St. Cloud State 72 57 Southwest State 71 MSU OPP 47 South Dakota State* 42 55 Minnesota 82 82 Dr. Martin Luther 74 66 St. Cloud State 24 56 Dickinson State* 40 50 St. Cloud State 63 65 UM-Duluth 62 25 UW-River Falls 33 MAIA State Champions (All Div.) 75 Minnesota Duluth 58 63 St. Cloud State 72 50 St. Olaf College 27 * Post season game 62 North Dakota 53 67 Winona State 41 46 Minnesota 30 92 Gustavus Adolphus 36 47 Moorhead State 59 60 Winona State 23 1975-76: 7-15 78 Dr. Martin Luther 56 76 Bemidji State 55 52 Minnesota 27 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 64 Moorhead State 58 52 Southwest State 44 39 St. Olaf College 13 MSU OPP 75 UM-Morris 65 43 UM-Morris 45 52 UW-River Falls 40 44 Minnesota 73 59 St. Cloud State 60 74 Dr. Martin Luther 65 14 UW-La Crosse 79 69 Minnesota 76 57 Moorhead State 56 1969-70: 10-1 (5-player) 40 Illinois State 78 52 Minnesota 72 51 Moorhead State 54 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 40 Wisconsin 39 76 South Dakota State 79 57 Southwest State 66 MSU OPP 75 St. Catherine 59 60 St. Cloud State* 69 48 Gustavus College 27 46 Dr. Martin Luther 59 68 North Iowa Area CC 76 1982-83: 21-10 42 UW-River Falls 37 36 U of Minnesota 59 MAIA Division I (3rd place) Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 31 Minnesota 34 50 UW-River Falls 59 * Post season game MSU OPP 49 Winona State 25 55 Gustavus College 36 60 Augustana 67 42 St. Olaf College 32 29 St. Cloud State 58 1979-80: 23-10 63 Nebraska-Omaha 61 57 UW-River Falls 33 55 Southwest State 78 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 63 UW-River Falls 31 40 Minnesota 31 48 South Dakota State 58 MSU OPP 62 UW-La Crosse 57 45 Winona State 30 54 Winona State 69 79 Upper Iowa 55 74 St. Ambrose 54 61 St. Cloud State 43 53 Winona State 48 84 Dr. Martin Luther 59 71 Northern Iowa 69 49 Winona State* 25 51 St. Olaf 46 55 UW-La Crosse 86 80 South Dakota State 78 43 St. Olaf College* 24 43 Westmar College 79 74 Augsburg College 58 57 UW-La Crosse 68 Southern Minnesota Regional Champions 35 Wayne State 94 78 St. Catherine 74 74 Northern Michigan 75 * Post season game 44 Dr. Martin Luther 66 76 UM-Duluth 69 84 Northeast Illinois 43 37 Dr. Martin Luther* 65 61 St. Cloud State 70 74 Moorhead State 58 1970-71: 7-4 55 St. Catherine’s* 42 71 Bemidji State 70 76 Bemidji State 67 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 61 Winona State* 35 65 No. Iowa Area CC 46 69 Southwest State 64 MSU OPP 41 Bemidji State* 48 83 Kearney State 82 75 UM-Morris 68 45 UW-River Falls 33 * Post season game 82 Northern State (S.D.) 90 73 Winona State 50 40 Carleton College 11 87 Dickenson State 75 71 Northern State (S.D.) 70 50 Minnesota 63 1976-77: 7-20 97 Gustavus College 63 66 UW-La Crosse 61 44 Winona State 34 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 72 Southwest State* 77 55 St. Cloud State 65 36 Dr. Martin Luther 38 MSU OPP 89 Moorhead State 48 57 St. Cloud State 80 49 St. Cloud State 35 39 UW-Superior 49 74 UM-Morris 75 84 UM-Duluth 94 41 Minnesota 42 90 Michigan Tech 29 71 UM-Duluth 74 68 Winona State 54 42 South Dakota State 41 65 Dr. Martin Luther 62 69 St. Cloud State (OT)* 73 74 Bemidji State 60 82 UW-River Falls 41 47 North Dakota 77 77 UW-La Crosse 79 85 Moorhead State 61 62 Southwest State* 36 60 Concordia (Moorhead) 84 68 St. Cloud State 59 64 Southwest State 67 31 Gustavus College* 35 62 North Dakota State 54 69 St. Catherine’s 62 68 UM-Morris 70 * Post season game 36 UW-River Falls 44 88 UW-River Falls 68 65 Gustavus Adolphus 38 25 U of Minnesota 60 77 UM-Morris 72 91 St. Cloud State 95 1971-72: 10-6 64 Dr. Martin Luther 50 84 North Dakota State 77 81 Minnesota Duluth 68 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 50 South Dakota State 58 71 Dr. Martin Luther 52 89 Dr. Martin Luther 43 MSU OPP 35 Minnesota 60 53 Minnesota Duluth* 60 65 Minnesota Duluth* 66 42 Gustavus College 23 54 Moorhead State 75 66 Bemidji State* 53 72 Southwest State* 69 39 Winona State 57 33 Concordia (Moorhead) 59 65 Moorhead State* 53 * Post season game 36 South Dakota State 51 60 North Dakota 57 58 South. Dakota State 67 43 UW-River Falls 38 36 Winona State 54 106 Winona State 54 1983-84: 18-8 39 South Dakota State 61 51 St. Cloud State 69 78 UM-Duluth* 62 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 40 Minnesota 50 46 Minnesota Duluth 56 69 St. Cloud State* 59 MSU OPP 47 Dr. Martin Luther 36 53 South Dakota 50 58 Southwest State* 64 92 Minnesota Duluth! 62 48 St. Cloud State 29 59 Southwest State 67 MAIAW Division II (2nd place) 92 Gustavus Adolphus 41 43 UW-River Falls 27 53 St. Catherine’s 54 * Post season game 99 Dr. Martin Luther 44 43 Minnesota 45 63 Gustavus College 57 83 UW-La Crosse 59 65 St. Olaf College* 42 39 South Dakota State 49 1980-81: 21-11 62 Nebraska-Omaha# 79 42 Southwest State* 40 54 Winona State 58 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 72 North Dakota# 84 45 Dr. Martin Luther* 51 62 UM-Waseca 73 MSU OPP 85 Minnesota Duluth 62 50 Carleton College* 42 44 Minnesota* 60 69 Upper Iowa 58 73 UW Stevens Point 54 45 UM-Duluth* 43 41 St. Cloud State* 65 83 Dr. Martin Luther 54 81 St. Olaf 49 42 Dr. Martin Luther* 35 44 Minnesota* 48 87 Gustavus College 69 70 Winona State 58 MAIA State Champions (All Div.) MAIA Division I (3rd place) 43 UW-La Crosse 69 70 North Dakota State# 84 * Post season games * Post season game 67 Northern Iowa 80 71 North Dakota # 54 63 St. Cloud State 74 62 St. Cloud State# 80 1972-73: 14-6 1977-78: 13-16 73 Concordia (Moorhead) 62 84 Nebraska-Omaha# 70 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 97 Bemidji State 50 60 South Dakota # 66 MSU OPP MSU OPP 66 UW-River Falls 54 76 Southwest State 73 42 South Dakota State 52 62 Dr. Martin Luther 55 35 Concordia (Moorhead) 58 73 Augustana# 88 66 Gustavus College 25 53 Southwest State 58 70 Moorhead State 46 97 South Dakota State# 83 36 South Dakota State 56 49 St. Olaf 53 91 Valley City State 46 63 St. Cloud State# 79 48 Minnesota 44 60 Dickenson State 53 83 St. Catherine 54 75 North Dakota State# 69 69 St. Cloud State 42 56 UM-Duluth 54 65 Moorhead State 52 69 UW-La Crosse 90 46 Southwest State 43 79 Moorhead State 81 79 Concordia (St. Paul) 75 91 South Dakota State# 64 50 Dr. Martin Luther 44 48 North Iowa Area CC 90 51 North Dakota State 82 72 South Dakota# 66 56 Winona State 47 62 Minnesota 100 53 South. Dakota State 42 72 Moorhead State 54 55 Minnesota 54 64 Winona State 78 73 Moorhead State# 53 71 Bemidji State 47 34 Dr. Martin Luther 41 57 UM-Duluth 61 98 Winona State# 50 84 Augustana# 78 68 Anoka-Ramsey CC* 25 87 UW-Superior 55 57 St. Cloud State 63 91 South Dakota State 64 60 UM-Duluth* 41 70 Michigan Tech 52 66 Moorhead State 54 72 South Dakota 66 41 Winona State* 29 59 Moorhead State 74 66 St. Thomas 47 ! Minnesota Duluth Tournament 29 Southwest State* 37 76 UM-Waseca 44 56 Southwest State# 67 # North Central Conference game 44 Minnesota* 43 60 North Dakota State 59 72 UM-Duluth# 83 37 Southwest State* 33 66 North Dakota 51 67 UM-Morris# 60 43 Southwest State* 39 61 Winona State 91 86 Bemidji State# 67 37 Northern Iowa* 49 59 St. Cloud State 69 68 Dr. Martin Luther 72 56 Westmar College* 57 69 UW-River Falls 58 66 St. Cloud State# 51 43 Valley City College* 42 66 Minnesota 91 81 Augsburg College 59 MAIA State Champions (All Div.) 70 North Iowa Area CC 68 80 Bemidji State* 59 * Post season game 62 St. Cloud State 78 63 St. Cloud State* 74 56 Moorhead State 61 81 UM-Duluth* 92 1973-74: 7-5 68 St. Cloud State 77 * Post season game Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt 45 St. Catherine 47 # Northern Sun Conference game MSU OPP 93 Dr. Martin Luther 50 41 Dr. Martin Luther 56 56 Gustavus College 40 43 Dr. Martin Luther 42 67 South Dakota State 73 39 South Dakota State 54 68 St. Cloud State* 78 41 Dr. Martin Luther 24 MAIA Division I (3rd place) 49 Gustavus College 40 * Post season game 27 St. Cloud State 22 44 Southwest State 58 44 Winona State 42 46 Minnesota 40 34 South Dakota State 76 44 Carelton College* 36 49 Dr. Martin Luther* 53 * Post season game MAPAW State Runner-up (All Div.) www.msumavericks.com 25 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball YEAR-BY-YEAR
1984-85: 20-8 1991-92: 15-13 Head Coach Mary Willerscheidt Head Coach Joan Anderson MSU OPP MSU OPP 82 Alaska-Fairbanks! 58 77 Bemidji State 61 76 Minnesota Duluth! 57 75 Minnesota-Morris 43 88 Morningside 66 64 Lewis University 43 83 Augustana (Ill.)@ 63 68 UW-Oshkosh 59 86 Augustana@ 72 64 Minnesota Duluth 56 82 UW-La Crosse@ 54 66 Gustavus Adolphus 52 80 Winona State 54 56 Florida Southern 71 69 U of San Diego 48 98 Barry University 43 75 Minnesota Duluth 56 78 Wayne State* 64 71 North Dakota State# 59 68 Nebraska-Kearney* 70 52 North Dakota# 79 69 South Dakota# 64 87 Gustavus Adolphus 50 60 Morningside# 82 72 Nebraska-Omaha# 68 68 North Dakota State# 79 58 South Dakota State# 50 78 North Dakota# 76 70 Augustana# 49 59 Nebraska-Omaha# 66 57 South Dakota# 59 67 Northern Colorado# 61 65 St. Cloud State# 75 75 Augustana# 91 71 UM-Morris 60 62 South Dakota State# 75 67 North Dakota State# 80 78 St. Cloud State# 64 69 North Dakota# 80 56 North Dakota# 84 69 Nebraska-Omaha# 72 69 North Dakota State# 86 72 Bemidji State 57 89 Northern Colorado# 72 86 Southwest State 48 66 Nebraska-Omaha# 73 87 Augustana# 77 63 South Dakota State# 69 87 South Dakota State# 64 81 Augustana# 94 63 St. Cloud State# 65 81 St. Cloud State# 78 72 Grand View 59 67 South Dakota# 76 72 South Dakota# 82 85 Morningside# 77 ! Minnesota Duluth Tournament *Happy Chef Tournament @ UW-La Crosse Tournament 1985-86 North Central Conference Championship Team # North Central Conference game # North Central Conference game Front row (from left to right): Diane Johns, Pat Burns, Carla Schuck, Katie Rasmussen, Anne 1992-93: 12-15 1985-86: 25-4 Christopherson, Lisa Hexom. Head Coach Joan Anderson Head Coach Sarah Novak Back row (from left to right): Cheryl Walters, Julie Cink, Geri Murra, Heidi Schoen, Lisa Walters, MSU OPP MSU OPP 77 St. Scholastica 48 84 Morningside 68 Sue Johnson, Robyn Rude, Tammy Domonoske. 65 Gustavus Adolphus 51 71 Grand View * 68 60 UM-Duluth 68 76 Northwestern (Iowa)* 46 77 Viterbo 53 76 Central Missouri$ 58 1987-88: 11-15 1989-90: 10-17 58 Hastings 75 82 St. Cloud State$ 59 Head Coach Sarah Novak Head Coach Susan Buntin 74 Nebraska-Kearney 62 91 Mount Marty 88 MSU OPP MSU OPP 76 Cal.State-L.A* 41 71 Mary College% 66 72 North Dakota! 74 72 St. Thomas 61 59 Moorhead State* 57 87 Northern State (S.D.)% 59 56 Sippery Rock! 75 48 Bemidji State 47 81 Mt. Senario 38 73 Winona State% 43 63 Bemidji State 47 43 Eastern Montana 57 60 North Dakota# 72 77 North Dakota State# 70 68 Morningside 63 52 Rocky Mtn. College 51 50 North Dakota State# 50 72 North Dakota# 69 62 Minnesota Duluth 67 57 Minnesota-Morris 46 59 Morningside# 78 69 Nebraska-Omaha# 44 66 Oklahoma Christian@ 75 84 CSU-Los Angeles 50 73 South Dakota# 83 71 Bemidji State 49 56 William Jewell 58 56 Saginaw Valley 74 81 St. Cloud State# 38 100 South Dakota State# 44 69 Grand View 37 70 Minnesota-Duluth 74 66 Augustana# 75 93 Augustana (S.D.)# 71 74 Clarion (Pa.) 64 77 Minnesota-Morris 69 73 South Dakota State# 61 72 St. Cloud State# 61 69 Bentley (Mass.) 56 54 North Dakota# 89 63 Nebraska-Omaha# 68 78 Grand View 80 65 North Dakota # 74 61 North Dakota State# 79 74 Northern Colorado# 81 73 South Dakota # 46 63 North Dakota State# 73 48 South Dakota# 67 81 South Dakota# 67 73 North Dakota State# 60 71 South Dakota# 65 76 Northern Colorado# 67 65 Morningside# 84 80 North Dakota# 66 78 Nebraska-Omaha# 62 61 Nebraska-Omaha# 71 80 St. Cloud State# 57 88 Nebraska-Omaha# 72 70 Augustana# 74 68 Augustana# 88 67 South Dakota State# 80 56 Creighton 72 67 South Dakota State# 83 70 South Dakota State# 68 69 Augustana# 79 84 Southwest State 49 73 St. Cloud State# 82 59 St. Cloud State# 78 63 Northern Colorado# 47 67 South Dakota State# 65 55 North Dakota# 56 62 Morningside # 55 65 Nebraska-Omaha# 65 92 Augustana# 60 64 North Dakota State# 69 39 North Dakota# 59 78 North Dakota State# 78 104 UM-Morris 44 74 South Dakota # 77 54 North Dakota State# 77 50 North Dakota# 71 78 St. Cloud State# 63 73 Nebraska-Omaha# 77 57 Northern Colorado# 92 * Happy Chef Tournament 61 South Dakota# 62 71 Augustana# 63 66 Nebraska-Omaha# 74 # North Central Conference game 62 North Dakota State& 67 67 South Dakota State# 68 58 Augustana# 62 * Northwestern (IA) Tournament 66 St. Cloud State# 60 52 South Dakota State# 65 1993-94: 17-10 $ St. Cloud State Tournament 83 Northern Colorado 66 65 St. Cloud State# 87 Head Coach Joan Anderson % Northern College Tournament 73 Denver Univeristy 69 48 South Dakota# 67 MSU OPP # North Central Conference game # North Central Conference game 61 Morningside# 53 73 Wisconsin-Parkside 64 & NCAA Regional Championship ! Northern Michigan Tournament # North Central Conference game 61 Gustavus Adolphus 32 @ Dial Classic 94 St. Scholastica 38 1986-87: 16-12 1990-91: 13-15 60 Minnesota Duluth 52 Head Coach Sarah Novak 1988-89: 6-21 Head Coach Joan Anderson 79 Winona State 67 MSU OPP Head Coach Sarah Novak MSU OPP 99 IUP-Indianapolis 65 69 Minnesota Duluth@ 57 MSU OPP 64 St. Thomas 59 64 IUP-Fort Wayne 75 81 Augustana@ 75 59 Minnesota-Duluth! 75 63 Bemidji State 75 72 *NW Missouri StATE* 61 64 Morningside@ 61 79 UW-Parkside! 61 74 Condordia(St. Paul)$ 37 56 *Southwest State* 53 67 Bemidji State 79 71 St. Thomas 80 68 Minnesota-Morris$ 56 62 North Dakota State# 82 69 Lincoln University 48 46 SE Missouri State@ 70 59 Minnesota-Morris 65 68 North Dakota# 81 66 UW-Milwaukee 58 82 Slippery Rock@ 72 59 Minnesota-Duluth 57 72 Morningside# 64 69 Morningside 74 58 Morningside 91 67 Wayne State 68 74 South Dakota# 66 85 Winona State 56 46 Bemidji State 73 52 Cal. Poly Pomona 89 79 St. Cloud State# 48 69 UM-Duluth 72 48 Kutztown State 56 68 Cal. Riverside 66 77 Augustana# 90 75 Chapman College 73 66 Adelphi University 72 66 CSU- San Bernadino 53 76 South Dakota State# 97 74 UC-Riverside 68 67 Queens College 39 66 Morningside# 50 75 Nebraska-Omaha# 74 65 Cal. State Northridge 71 57 C.W. Post 56 64 South Dakota# 76 59 Northern Colorado# 53 71 North Dakota# 54 67 North Dakota State# 69 58 North Dakota State# 82 78 South Dakota# 72 64 North Dakota State# 72 44 North Dakota# 67 43 North Dakota# 82 70 Morningside# 60 58 Minnesota Duluth 61 54 Nebraska-Omaha# 83 73 Nebraska-Omaha# 71 84 St. Cloud State# 63 64 Nebraska-Omaha# 70 53 South Dakota# 94 78 Northern Colorado# 73 75 South Dakota State# 70 91 Augustana# 72 49 South Dakota State# 61 73 Augustana# 98 77 Augustana# 90 72 South Dakota State # 65 71 Augustana# 63 80 South Dakota State# 75 49 Northern Colorado# 59 54 St. Cloud State# 78 45 St. Cloud State# 71 59 St. Cloud State# 58 71 Nebraska-Omaha# 78 75 North Dakota# 61 45 North Dakota State# 79 66 Morningside# 63 57 North Dakota# 68 63 North Dakota State# 79 48 North Dakota# 78 49 North Dakota# 75 77 North Dakota State# 99 66 Grand View 52 52 Nebraska-Omaha# 76 51 North Dakota State# 78 * Happy Chef Tournament 68 Nebraska-Omaha# 71 70 South Dakota# 65 64 Northern Colorado# 76 # North Central Conference game 65 South Dakota# 59 69 South Dakota State# 72 49 Nebraska-Omaha# 56 90 Augustana# 72 64 Augustana# 67 62 South Dakota State# 66 70 South Dakota State# 75 60 Minnesota-Duluth 65 67 Augustana# 78 62 St. Cloud State# 75 50 Northern Colorado# 68 55 South Dakota# 62 65 South Dakota# 58 48 St. Cloud State# 75 71 St. Cloud State# 60 # North Central Conference game ! American Insurance Classic $ Hamline Tournament @ Augustana Tournament @ No. Kent/Perkins Classic # North Central Conference game # North Central Conference game
LEFT: The first head coach in MSU women’s basketball history, Mary Willerscheidt led the team for 19 seasons and produced a 246- 157 (.610) record. Willerscheidt also coached volleyball, cross country and track and field during her time at Minnesota State.
RIGHT: Joan Anderson was at the helm of Minnesota State women’s basketball from 1989-97, finishing 96-122 (.440) during her eight-year span. 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 26 www.msumavericks.com YEAR-BY-YEAR
1994-95: 10-17 1997-98: 17-10 2000-01: 8-20 2003-04: 9-19 Head Coach Joan Anderson Head Coach Paula Buscher Head Coach Ann Walker Head Coach Ann Walker MSU OPP MSU OPP MSU OPP MSU OPP 82 Moorhead State 79 72 St. Francis 62 99 UM-Crookston% 61 79 Missouri-Rolla ! 61 76 UW-Parkside 45 64 Wisconsin-Parkside 58 67 UN-Kearney% 76 79 Chadron State ! 64 67 Michigan Tech 78 56 Southwest State 50 67 Concordia-St. Paul 69 72 Rockhurst 55 51 UM-Duluth 62 70 Moorhead State 60 73 Northern State 78 57 Finlandia 47 81 Southern Colorado+ 72 72 Mount Senario 43 75 Southwest State& 82 83 Concordia-St. Paul 89 78 Mesa State+ 77 74 Minnesota-Morris 63 51 UM-Duluth& 70 59 Winona State 69 82 St. Francis& 60 63 Winona State 40 52 Winona State 77 66 Wisconsin-Platteville 76 73 Mt. Mercy & 77 78 Northern State 69 64 South Dakota# 61 62 Southwest Minnesota State 73 48 Moorhead State 62 91 Bemidji State 67 96 Morningside# 71 57 MSU-Moorhead 75 56 Nebraska Omaha# 57 64 Augustana# 67 85 Bemidji State# 68 49 Bemidji State 50 67 Northern Colorado# 71 67 South Dakota State# 69 64 Abiline Christian 55 73 Grand Canyon University @ 67 52 North Dakota State# 77 74 Nebraska-Omaha# 54 59 American International 70 93 Tiffin @ 100 58 North Dakota# 90 54 Northern Colorado# 74 63 St. Cloud State# 75 73 St. Norbert 58 73 Morningside# 71 51 North Dakota State# 70 73 South Dakato State# 77 40 North Dakota# 89 86 South Dakota# 77 53 North Dakota# 99 68 Augustana# 61 50 North Dakota State# 78 83 St. Cloud State# 66 96 Morningside# 84 51 Nebraska-Omaha# 66 61 South Dakota State# 82 80 Augustana# 87 69 South Dakota# 47 53 Northern Colorado# 65 73 Augustana# 89 67 South Dakota State# 74 75 St. Cloud State# 80 53 North Dakota State# 80 47 South Dakota# 84 59 North Dakota# 72 59 Northern Colorado# 71 49 North Dakota# 78 81 Nebrsaka-Omaha# 60 60 North Dakota State# 80 66 Nebraska-Omaha# 58 62 St. Cloud State# 89 68 St. Cloud State# 84 65 South Dakota# 75 55 North Dakota# 73 56 South Dakota State# 88 69 St. Cloud State# 70 83 Morningside# 59 62 North Dakota State# 79 60 Augustana# 81 71 Nebraska-Omaha# 51 61 St. Cloud State# 67 65 South Dakota# 55 72 Northern Colorado# 63 53 South Dakota# 68 65 South Dakota State# 92 84 Morningside# 63 49 Nebraska-Omaha# 65 72 Augustana# 71 71 Augustana# 77 87 St. Cloud State# 61 62 North Dakota# 83 53 South Dakota State# 88 61 Northern Colorado# 65 62 South Dakota State.# 81 54 North Dakato State# 71 46 North Dakota State# 76 77 Nebraska Omaha# 76 59 Augustana# 54 74 Morningside# 53 72 North Dakota# 90 + Southern Colorado Tournament # North Central Conference game 50 South Dakota# 64 53 South Dakota State# 96 & Happy Chef Tournament % Tip-Off Tourney (MSU) ! Pepsi Tip-Off Tourney (MSU) # North Central Conference game 1998-99: 8-19 & Southwest State Tourney @ Grand Canyon Classic Head Coach Ann Walker # North Central Conference game # North Central Conference game 1995-96: 12-15 MSU OPP Head Coach Joan Anderson 74 Winona State 66 2001-02: 9-18 2004-05: 11-16 MSU OPP 81 Southwest State 77 Head Coach Ann Walker Head Coach Lori Fish 53 Michigan Tech 73 61 Minnsota Morris 54 MSU OPP MSU OPP 66 Soutwest State 80 66 Chico 59 114 Metro State% 102 77 UPPER IOWA! 55 96 Minnesota Morris 50 59 Cal-Davis 81 78 Northern State% 69 76 MINNESOTA, CROOKSTON! 87 78 Winona State 64 55 Moorhead State 67 85 Rockhurst 60 80 Winona State 57 44 MINNESOTA DULUTH 72 63 Northern State 70 61 Missouri Western 85 86 Northern State@ 62 57 Indianapolis& 53 61 Minnesota Duluth 64 76 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL 83 61 Southwest Minnesota State@ 74 63 Lake Superior State& 56 57 Bemidji State 86 79 Bemidji State 50 60 Regis* 68 74 Bemidji State& 96 78 St. Cloud State# 75 82 Morningside 73 72 Metro State* 80 95 UM-Crookston 59 57 Augustana# 69 70 South Dakota# 68 73 Concordia-St. Paul 84 53 Neberaska Omaha# 71 44 South Dakota State# 77 55 Minnesota-Duluth 77 58 MSU-MOORHEAD 68 67 Northern Colorado# 80 68 Nebraska-Omaha# 62 80 Minnesota-Crookston 83 93 BETHANY LUTHERAN 54 53 North Dakota State# 86 64 Northern Colorado# 68 73 Southwest Minnesota State 64 92 VITERBO 50 69 North Dakota# 103 46 North Dakota State# 68 67 St. Cloud State# 71 72 Cal State-Monterey Bay& 55 101 Morningside# 67 58 North Dakota# 78 70 Augustana# 68 48 Drury& 80 104 South Dakota# 68 84 Morningside# 79 49 South Dakota State# 86 75 Minnesota Duluth# 71 94 St. Cloud State# 82 45 South Dakota# 50 84 Nebraska-Omaha# 88 73 ST. CLOUD STATE# 80 74 Augustana# 92 57 South Dakota State# 67 70 Northern Colorado# 69 65 MINNESOTA DULUTH# 84 54 South Dakota State# 90 56 Augustana# 84 66 North Dakota State# 80 60 North Dakota# 66 81 North Dakota# 73 75 North Colorado# 81 65 North Dakota# 91 68 Augustana# 74 63 North Dakota State# 86 67 Nebraska-Omaha# 71 72 St. Cloud State# 80 75 SOUTH DAKOTA# 74 66 South Dakota# 44 64 North Dakota# 78 70 South Dakota State# 72 60 St. Cloud State# 103 86 Morningside# 75 51 North Dakota State# 70 66 Augustana# 84 71 South Dakota# 81 96 St. Cloud State# 85 63 South Dakota# 54 43 Northern Colorado# 69 78 Nebraska-Omaha# 67 59 South Dakota State# 83 50 Morningside# 80 86 Nebraska-Omaha# 95 57 North Dakota State 73 76 Augustana# 84 78 St. Cloud State# 85 67 North Dakota# 89 89 AUGUSTANA# 77 64 Nebraska Omaha# 92 # North Central Conference game 61 North Dakota State# 78 67 NORTH DAKOTA# 80 83 Northern Colorado# 89 56 South Dakota# 71 78 NEBRASKA-OMAHA# 70 & Happy Chef Tournament 1999-00: 9-18 73 Morningside# 90 59 St. Cloud State# 81 # North Central Conference game Head Coach Ann Walker %Tip-Off Tourney (MSU) ! Pepsi Tip-Off (MSU) MSU OPP # North Central Conference game @ SMSU/US Bank Classic 1996-97: 7-20 76 Southwest State$ 91 * Coors Classic Head Coach Joan Anderson 74 Minnesota-Duluth$ 91 2002-03: 9-18 & Monterey Bay Classic MSU OPP 67 Moorhead State& 80 Head Coach Ann Walker # North Central Conference game 57 Moorhead State 47 105 McPherson& 54 MSU OPP 75 Minnesota, Crookston 46 75 Rockhurst 51 66 Wisconsin-Parkside! 64 2005-06: 12-16 46 Washburn 63 69 Winona State 91 104 Mount Mercy! 56 Head Coach Lori Fish 65 Emporia State 75 95 Concordia-St. Paul 89 97 Winona State 104 MSU OPP 63 UM-Morris 74 77 Minnesota Morris 68 59 Bemidji State 67 65 Viterbo 58 102 Winona State 56 60 Northern State 61 66 Wayne State @ 81 86 WISCONSIN-STOUT! 89 43 Minnesota Duluth 66 49 St. Cloud State# 77 76 Southwest Minnesota State@ 67 81 MINNESOTA, CROOKSTON! 73 52 Southwest Minnesota& 60 71 Augustana# 62 86 Concorida-St. Paul 93 66 Fort Hays State@ 63 105 Johnson C. Smith& 69 61 South Dakota State# 77 69 Southwest Bapitst* 70 65 Nebraska-Kearney@ 74 61 Augustana# 67 77 Nebraska-Omaha# 80 52 West Texas A&M* 51 69 Adams State& 53 51 South Dakota State# 65 46 Northern Colorado# 53 72 VITERBRO 57 86 Mesa State& 56 65 Nebraska-Omaha# 69 61 North Dakota State# 76 94 NORTHLAND 72 67 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL 81 47 North. Colorado# 65 58 North Dakota# 90 65 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE# 99 72 Minnesota, Crookston 76 53 North Dakota State# 82 98 Morningside# 60 84 AUGUSTANA# 85 57 Bemidji State 78 80 North Dakota# 89 64 South Dakota# 77 49 North Dakota # 80 81 SOUTHWEST MINN. STATE 46 72 Morningside# 83 53 South Dakota State# 75 58 North Dakota State # 80 61 MSU-Moorhead 65 58 South Dakota# 49 63 Augustana# 76 100 NEBRASKA-OMAHA # 108 86 Upper Iowa 71 49 St. Cloud State# 73 52 Northern Colorado# 76 59 Northern Colorado 68 79 DAKOTA WESLEYAN 68 61 Northern Colorado# 71 72 Nebraska-Omaha# 54 74 NORTH DAKOTA STATE# 94 57 MINNESOTA DULUTH# 68 81 Nebraska-Omaha# 86 72 North Dakota# 88 65 ST. CLOUD STATE# 79 83 BRIAR CLIFF 52 48 North Dakota# 97 43 North Dakota State# 86 81 Augustana# 70 68 St. Cloud State# 82 59 North Dakota State# 97 78 South Dakota# 68 61 St. Cloud State# 73 64 Minnesota Duluth# 78 74 South Dakota# 63 81 Morningside# 63 61 NORTH DAKOTA# 104 69 NORTH DAKOTA# 83 73 Morningside# 82 60 St. Cloud State# 83 50 South Dakota# 72 73 AUGUSTANA# 92 74 St. Cloud State# 73 $ Southwest State Tourney 51 South Dakota State# 101 65 South Dakota# 63 62 South Dakota State# 87 & UN-Kearney Tourney 70 NORTHERN COLORADO# 68 65 ST. CLOUD STATE# 77 64 Augustana# 81 # North Central Conference game 61 SOUTH DAKOTA# 72 78 SOUTH DAKOTA# 63 & Happy Chef Tournament ! Pepsi Tip-Off 76 NEBRASKA-OMAHA# 67 # North Central Conference game @ Southwest Minnesota State Classic 63 AUGUSTANA# 74 * Disney Classic 70 North Dakota# 99 # North Central Conference game 81 Nebraska-Omaha# 94 74 St. Cloud State$ 86 ! Pepsi Tip-Off (MSU) @ UNK/Holiday Inn Thanksgiving Classic & UNO DoubleTree Classic # North Central Conference game $ Wells Fargo Finals game LEFT: From 1998-2004, Anne Walker guided Minnesota State, recording a 52-112 (.317) ledger during her six seasons as head coach.
RIGHT: This season, Lori Fish enters her third year as head coach. She guided the Mavericks to 11-16 and 12-16 records in 2004-05 and 2005-06, respectively. Her North Central Conference ledger currently rests at 8-16 (.333). www.msumavericks.com 27 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball TEAM-BY-TEAM
Note: MSU 2006-07 opponents in Italics Denver, 1-0 Johnson C. Smith, 1-0 1987, Lost, 61-58 1997, Lost, 82-73 1992, Won, 78-76 Abilene Christian, 1-0 1997, Won, 91-67 1988, Won, 73-69 1996, Won, 105-69 1987, Lost, 67-62 1998, Won, 96-84 1992, Lost, 56-84 2000, Win, 64-55 1998, Lost, 57-86 1988, Lost, 75-59 1998, Won, 84-63 1993, Lost, 72-60 2000, Won, 85-68 Dickinson State (N.D.), 3-0 Kutztown, 0-1 1989, Lost, 65-60 1999, Won, 84-79 1993, Lost, 71-50 Adams State, 1-0 2001, Won, 79-50 1975, Won, 56-40 1988, Lost, 56-48 1989, Lost, 74-70 1999, Lost 50-80 1994, Lost, 81-68 2006, Won, 69-53 2002, Lost, 67-59 1977, Won, 60-53 1991, Won, 59-57 2000, Won, 98-60 1994, Lost, 68-57 2003, Lost, 50-59 1979, Won, 87-75 Lakehead (Canada), 0-1 1992, Won, 64-56 2000, Won, 81-63 1995, Lost, 90-58 Adelphi, 0-1 2006, Lost, 78-57 1975, Lost, 48-45 1993, Lost, 68-60 2000, Won, 96-71 1995, Lost, 72-59 1988, Lost, 72-66 Dr. Martin Luther, 20-9 1993, Won, 65-52 2001, Won, 74-53 1996, Lost, 69-103 Bentley (Mass.), 1-0 1970, Lost, 38-36 Lake Superior State, 1-0 1995, Lost, 62-51 2001, Won, 82-73 1996, Won, 81-73 Alaska-Fairbanks, 1-0 1987, Won, 69-56 1971, Won, 47-36 1996, Won, 63-56 1996, Lost, 44-72 2002, Lost, 90-73 1997, Lost, 89-80 1984, Won, 82-58 1972, Lost, 51-45 1998, Lost, 64-61 1997, Lost, 97-48 Bethany, 1-0 1972, Won, 42-35 Lewis, 1-1 2000, Lost, 91-74 Mount Marty, 1-0 1998, Lost, 99-53 American International, 0-1 2005, Won, 93-54 1972, Won, 50-44 1981, Lost, 70-51 2000, Lost, 70-51 1985, Won, 91-88 1998, Lost, 73-55 2000, Lost, 70-59 1973, Lost, 41-34 1992, Won, 64-43 2001, Lost, 77-55 1999, Lost, 78-58 Briar Cliff, 1-0 1973, Lost, 56-41 2005, Won, 75-71 Mount Mercy, 0-1 1999, Lost, 74-64 Anoka-Ramsey CC, 1-0 2006, Won, 83-52 1973, Won, 43-42 Lincoln, 1-0 2005, Lost, 84-65 1995, Lost, 78-73 2000, Lost, 90-58 1973, Won, 68-25 1973, Won, 41-24 1986, Won, 69-46 2006, Lost, 68-57 2000, Lost, 88-72 CSU-L.A., 2-0 1974, Lost, 53-49 2006, Lost, 78-64 Mount Senario, 2-0 2001, Lost, 78-49 Augsburg, 3-0 1989, Won, 84-50 1974, Won, 53-48 Mary, 1-0 1993, Won, 81-38 2001, Lost, 83-62 1979, Won, 74-58 1993, Won, 76-41 1974, Won, 58-46 1985, Won, 71-66 Minnesota-Morris, 14-5 1997, Won, 72-43 2002, Lost, 91-65 1981, Won, 81-59 1975, Won, 63-32 1979, Won, 75-65 2002, Lost, 89-67 1982, Won, 71-43 CSU-Northridge, 0-1 1975, Lost, 59-46 McPherson, 1-0 1980, Lost, 75-74 Nebraska-Kearney, 2-4 2003, Lost 80-49 1986, Lost, 71-65 1976, Lost, 66-44 2000, Won, 105-54 1980, Won, 77-72 1978, Lost, 75-66 2003, Lost 104-61 Augustana (Ill.), 1-0 1976, Lost, 65-37 1981, Won, 67-60 1979, Won, 83-82 2004, Lost, 89-40 1984, Won, 83-63 CSU-San Bernadino, 1-0 1976, Won, 65-62 Mesa State, 2-0 1982, Lost, 92-74 1992, Lost, 70-68 2004, Lost 90-72 1990, Won, 66-53 1977, Won, 64-50 1995, Won, 78-77 1982, Lost, 45-43 1993, Won, 74-62 2005, Lost, 66-60 Augustana (S.D.), 18-31 1977, Won, 62-55 2006, Won, 86-56 1983, Won, 75-68 2000, Lost, 76-67 2005, Lost, 80-67 1982, Lost, 67-60 CSU-Monteray Bay, 1-0 1978, Won, 93-50 1985, Won, 70-61 2006, Lost, 74-65 2006, Lost, 83-69 1984, Lost, 88-73 2005, Won, 72-55 1978, Won, 96-37 Metropolitan State, 1-1 1986, Won, 104-44 2006, Lost, 99-70 1984, Won, 84-78 1979, Won, 89-43 2001, Won, 114-102 1989, Won, 57-46 Nebraska-Omaha, 19-28 1984, Won, 86-72 C.W. Post, 1-0 1979, Won, 84-59 2005, Lost, 80-72 1989, Won, 77-69 1982, Won, 63-61 North Dakota State, 7-42 1985, Won, 70-59 1988, Won, 57-56 1980, Won, 71-52 1991, Won, 68-56 1983, Lost, 79-62 1976, Won, 62-54 1985, Won, 87-77 1980, Won, 83-74 Michigan Tech, 3-2 1991, Lost, 65-59 1984, Won, 84-70 1978, Won, 60-59 1986, Won, 93-71 California-Davis, 0-1 1981, Lost, 72-68 1976, Won, 90-29 1992, Won, 75-43 1985, Won, 72-68 1978, Lost, 65-54 1986, Won, 92-60 1998, Lost, 59-81 1982, Won, 82-74 1978, Won, 70-52 1996, Won, 96-50 1985, Lost, 72-69 1980, Won, 84-77 1986, Won, 81-75 1982, Won, 74-65 1978, Won, 76-44 1996, Lost, 74-63 1986, Won, 69-44 1981, Lost, 82-51 1987, Won, 91-72 Cal.-Poly Pomona, 0-1 1983, Won, 99-44 1995, Lost, 78-67 1997, Won, 74-63 1986, Won, 88-72 1984, Lost, 84-70 1987, Won, 90-72 1991, Lost, 89-52 1996, Lost, 53-73 1998, Won, 61-54 1987, Lost, 70-64 1984, Won, 75-69 1988, Lost, 74-70 Drury, 0-1 2000, Won, 77-68 1987, Lost, 71-68 1985, Won, 71-59 1988, Won, 71-63 Cal.-Riverside, 2-0 2005, Lost, 80-48 Minnesota, 12-18 1988, Won, 78-62 1985, Lost, 80-67 1989, Won, 71-63 1986, Won, 74-68 1966, Lost, 40-32 Minnesota-Waseca, 2-1 1988, Lost, 77-73 1986, Won, 77-70 1989, Lost, 67-64 1991, Won, 68-66 Eastern Illinois, 1-0 1967, Won, 45-41 1977, Lost, 73-62 1989, Lost, 83-54 1986, Won, 73-60 1990, Lost, 88-68 1981, Won, 78-71 1967, Won, 62-37 1978, Won, 76-44 1989, Lost, 76-52 1986, Lost, 67-62 1990, Lost, 62-58 Carleton, 5-0 1968, Won 63-16 1978, Won, 77-27 1990, Lost, 71-61 1987, Lost, 72-64 1991, Lost, 98-73 1966, Won, 49-19 Eastern Montana, 0-1 1968, Won, 46-30 1990, Lost, 74-66 1987, Lost, 79-63 1991, Lost, 78-67 1970, Won, 40-11 1989, Lost, 57-43 1969, Won, 52-27 Missouri-Rolla 1-0 1991, Won, 73-71 1988, Lost, 73-63 1992, Lost, 75-91 1972, Won, 50-42 1969, Lost , 34-31 2004, Won 79-61 1991, Lost, 56-49 1988, Lost, 69-64 1992, Lost, 81-94 1974, Won, 44-36 Emporia State, 0-1 1970, Won, 40-31 1992, Lost, 59-66 1989, Lost, 69-67 1993, Lost, 75-66 1974, Won, 54-36 1996, Lost, 57-43 1970, Lost, 63-50 Missouri Western, 1-0 1992, Lost, 66-73 1989, Lost, 79-45 1993, Lost, 79-69 1971, Lost, 42-41 2001, Won, 85-61 1993, Lost, 68-63 1990, Lost, 79-61 1994, Lost, 90-77 Central Missouri, 1-0 Florida Southern, 0-1 1972, Lost, 50-40 1993, Lost, 73-65 1990, Lost, 77-54 1994, Lost, 90-77 1985, Won, 76-58 1992, Lost, 56-71 1972, Lost, 45-43 MSU-Moorhead, 16-12 1994, Won, 75-74 1991, Lost, 82-58 1995, Lost, 87-80 1972, Lost, 48-44 1977, Lost, 75-54 1994, Lost, 78-71 1991, Lost, 78-51 1995, Lost, 77-71 Chadron State (Neb.), 1-1 Fort Hays State, 1-0 1973, Won, 55-54 1977, Lost, 81-79 1995, Lost, 57-56 1992, Lost, 68-79 1996, Lost 74-92 1979, Lost, 64-61 2006, Won, 66-63 1973, Won, 44-43 1978, Lost, 74-59 1995, Won, 77-76 1992, Lost, 69-86 1996, Lost 76-84 2003, Won 79-64 1974, Won, 46-40 1978, Lost, 61-56 1996, Lost, 53-71 1993, Lost, 92-50 1996, Lost 67-61 Grand Canyon, 1-0 1974, Won, 46-37 1978, Won, 64-58 1996, Lost, 86-75 1993, Lost, 95-78 1997, Lost 81-64 Chapman (Calif.), 1-0 2004, Won 73-67 1975, Won, 59-40 1979, Won, 85-61 1997, Lost, 69-65 1994, Lost, 82-62 1997, Lost, 67-64 1986, Won, 75-73 1975, Won, 51-49 1980, Won, 89-48 1997, Lost, 86-81 1994, Lost, 99-77 1998, Won, 59-54 Grand Valley State, 0-1 1975, Lost, 73-44 1980, Won, 65-53 1998, Won, 74-54 1995, Lost, 77-52 1999, Lost, 69-57 Chico State (Calif.), 1-0 1982, Lost, 64-50 1976, Lost, 59-36 1981, Won, 70-46 1998, Won, 66-58 1995, Lost, 80-60 1999, Lost, 84-56 1998, Won, 66-59 1977, Lost, 60-25 1981, Won, 65-52 1999, Won, 68-62 1996, Lost, 53-86 2000, Won, 71-62 Grand View, 4-1 1977, Lost, 60-35 1981, Won, 73-53 1999, Lost, 71-67 1996, Lost, 63-86 2000, Lost, 76-63 Clarion (Pa.), 1-0 1985, Won, 72-59 1977, Lost, 60-44 1981, Won, 66-54 2000, Lost, 80-77 1997, Lost, 82-53 2001, Win, 68-61 1987, Won, 74-64 1985, Won, 71-68 1977, Lost, 48-44 1982, Lost, 59-47 2000, Won, 72-54 1997, Lost, 97-59 2001, Lost, 81-60 1986, Lost, 80-78 1978, Lost, 100-62 1982, Won, 57-56 2001, Lost, 66-51 1998, Lost, 70-51 2002, Won, 70-68 Colo. School of Mines 1987, Won, 69-37 1978, Lost, 91-66 1982, Lost, 54-51 2001, Lost, 65-49 1998, Lost, 79-62 2002, Lost, 88-64 2007, First Meeting 1987, Won, 72-59 1979, Lost, 82-55 1983, Won, 74-58 2002, Lost, 88-84 1999, Lost, 68-46 2003, Lost 85-84 1979, Lost, 76-69 1983, Won, 85-61 2002, Lost, 95-86 1999, Lost, 70-51 2003, Won 81-70 Colorado State-Pueblo Gustavus Adolphus, 17-1 1979, Lost, 72-52 1984, Won, 72-54 2003, Lost 108-100 2000, Lost, 76-61 2004, Lost 89-73 2007, First Meeting 1969, Won, 48-27 1993, Won, 59-57 2003, Won 90-88 (OT) 2000, Lost, 86-43 2004, Won 72-71 1971, Lost, 35-31 Minnesota, Crookston, 3-3 1995, Won, 82-79 2004, Won, 81-60 2001, Lost, 80-53 2005, Lost, 74-68 Concordia (Moorhead), 1-4 1971, Won, 42-23 1996, Win, 75-46 1995, Lost, 62-48 2004, Won 71-51 2001, Lost, 71-54 2005, Won, 89-77 1976, Lost, 64-60 1972, Won, 66-25 2000, Win, 99-61 1996, Won, 57-47 2005, Won, 78-67 2002, Lost, 80-66 2006, Lost, 92-73 1977, Lost, 59-33 1973, Won, 49-40 2001, Lost, 83-80 1997, Won, 70-60 2005, Won, 78-70 2002, Lost, 78-61 2006, Lost, 74-63 1978, Lost, 73-52 1974, Won, 62-48 2005, Lost, 87-76 1998, Lost, 67-55 2006, Won, 76-67 2003, Lost 80-58 1980, Won, 73-58 1975, Won, 55-36 2006, Won, 81-73 2000, Lost, 80-67 2006, Lost, 94-81 2003, Lost 94-74 Barry, 1-0 1981, Lost, 58-33 1977, Won, 92-36 2006, Lost, 76-72 2004, Lost 75-57 2004, Lost 78-50 1992, Won, 98-43 1978, Won, 56-40 2005, Lost, 68-58 New Mexico Highlands 2004, Lost 76-46 Concordia-St. Paul, 5-6 1979, Won, 65-38 Minnesota Duluth, 17-25 2006, Lost, 65-61 2007, First Meeting 2005, Lost, 73-57 Bemidji State, 18-10 1975, Won, 57-40 1980, Won, 97-63 1972, Won, 45-43 1976, Lost, 41-48 1979, Won, 56-52 1980, Won, 87-69 1973, Won, 60-41 Morningside, 23-9 North Dakota, 11-41 North Iowa Area CC, 2-2 1979, Lost, 51-54 1981, Won, 79-75 1983, Won, 63-57 1979, Won, 64-54 1984, Won, 88-66 1976, Lost, 77-47 1977, Lost, 76-68 1979, Won, 74-60 1991, Won, 74-37 1983, Won, 92-41 1979, Lost, 78-69 1985, Won, 84-68 1976, Won, 60-57 1977, Lost, 90-48 1979, Won, 71-70 2000, Won, 95-89 1985, Won, 87-59 1979, Won, 75-58 1986, Won, 64-61 1978, Won, 62-53 1978, Won, 70-68 1980, Won, 66-53 2000, Lost, 69-67 1992, Won, 66-52 1979, Won, 76-69 1987, Lost, 74-69 1978, Won, 66-51 1979, Won, 65-46 1980, Won, 97-50 2001, Lost, 83-76 1993, Won, 65-51 1980, Lost, 74-71 1987, Won, 68-63 1983, Lost, 84-72 1981, Won, 86-67 2002, Lost 76-67 1993, Won, 61-32 1980, Lost, 60-53 1988, Lost, 91-58 1984, Won, 71-54 Northeast Illinois, 1-0 1981, Won, 80-59 2003, Lost 89-83 1980, Won, 78-62 1990, Won, 62-55 1985, Lost, 79-52 1982, Won, 84-43 1982, Won, 87-49 2005, Lost, 84-73 Hastings (Neb.) 0-1 1981, Lost, 83-72 1990, Won, 61-53 1985, Lost, 80-69 1982, Won, 76-55 2006, Lost, 81-67 1993, Lost, 75-58 1981, Lost, 92-81 1991, Won, 66-50 1986, Won, 72-69 Northeast Missouri, 1-0 1983, Won, 76-67 1982, Won, 58-54 1991, Won, 66-63 1986, Won, 80-66 1993, Won, 72-61 1984, Won, 71-47 Creighton, 0-1 IUP-Fort Wayne, 0-1 1982, Won, 65-62 1992, Lost, 60-82 1987, Won, 71-54 1985, Won, 72-57 1986, Lost, 72-56 1993, Lost, 75-64 1982, Lost, 94-84 1992, Won, 85-77 1987, Won, 75-61 Northern Colorado, 11-19 1986, Won, 71-49 1983, Lost, 56-46 1993, Lost, 78-59 1987, Lost, 74-72 1988, Won, 83-66 1986, Lost, 79-67 Dakota State IUP-Indianapolis, 1-0 1983, Lost, 81-68 1993, Lost, 84-65 1988, Lost, 74-65 1989, Lost, 68-50 1987, Won, 63-47 2007, First Meeting 1993, Won, 99-65 1983, Lost, 66-65 1994, Won, 72-64 1988, Lost, 56-55 1990, Won, 76-67 1988, Lost, 46-73 1983, Won, 92-62 1994, Won, 70-60 1989, Lost, 67-44 1990, Lost, 92-57 1989, Won, 48-47 Dakota Wesleyan, 1-0 Illinois State, 0-1 1983, Won, 85-62 1995, Won, 73-71 1989, Lost, 78-48 1991, Won, 78-73 1991, Lost, 63-75 2006, Won, 79-68 1975, Lost, 75-40 1984, Won, 76-57 1995, Won, 83-59 1990, Lost, 89-54 1991, Won, 76-64 1992, Won, 77-61 1985, Won, 75-56 1996, Won, 104-68 1990, Lost, 59-39 1991, Won, 67-61 1996, Lost, 74-96 Indianapolis, 1-0 1986, Won, 69-57 1996, Won, 86-75 1991, Lost, 82-43 1992, Won, 89-72 1996, Won, 57-53 1987, Lost, 72-69 1997, Lost, 83-72 1991, Lost, 75-49 1993, Lost, 81-74 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 28 www.msumavericks.com TEAM-BY-TEAM
1993, Won, 63-47 1996, Won, 94-82 1972, Lost, 37-29 1997, Won, 74-73 1975, Lost, 59-50 1994, Won, 59-53 1996, Won, 66-44 1972, Won, 43-39 1998, Lost, 80-75 1976, Lost, 44-36 1994, Lost, 59-49 1997, Won, 58-49 1973, Won, 37-33 1998, Won, 87-61 1977, Won, 69-58 1995, Lost, 71-67 1997, Won, 74-63 1974, Lost, 58-44 1999, Won, 78-75 1978, Won, 66-65 1995, Lost, 65-61 1998, Won, 69-47 1975, Won, 47-36 1999, Lost, 85-78 1979, Won, 88-68 1996, Lost, 67-80 1998, Won, 65-55 1976, Lost, 78-55 2000, Lost, 77-49 1980, Won, 66-54 1996, Lost, 83-89 1999, Lost, 50-45 1976, Lost, 67-59 2000, Lost, 83-60 1981, Won, 57-42 1997, Lost, 65-47 1999, Won, 63-54 1977, Lost, 58-53 2000, Lost, 75-63 1982, Won, 63-31 1997, Lost, 71-61 2000, Lost, 77-64 1979, Won, 68-55 2001, Lost, 89-62 1998, Lost, 74-54 2000, Won, 78-68 1980, Lost, 77-72 2001, Lost, 71-67 UW-Stevens Point, 1-0 1998, Lost, 71-59 2000, Won, 64-61 1980, Lost, 64-58 2002, Lost, 80-72 1983, Won, 73-54 1999, Lost, 81-75 2001, Lost, 64-50 1981, Lost 67-56 2003, Lost 79-65 1999, Lost, 68-64 2001, Won, 70-68 1982, Lost, 71-57 2003, Lost 73-61 UW-Stout, 0-1 2000, Lost, 53-46 2002, Lost, 71-56 1982, Won, 52-44 2004, Lost 8468 2005, Lost, 89-86 (OT) 2000, Lost, 76-52 2003, Lost 72-50 1982, Won, 69-64 2004, Lost 70-69 2001, Lost, 65-53 2003, Lost 72-61 1982, Lost, 67-64 2005, Lost, 80-73 UW-Superior, 1-1 2001, Won, 72-63 2004, Lost 84-47 1997, Won, 56-50 2005, Lost, 103-60 1976, Lost, 94-35 2002, Won, 70-69 2004, Lost 68-53 1998, Won, 81-77 2005, Lost, 81-59 1977, Won, 87-55 2002, Lost, 69-43 2005, Won, 75-74 2000, Lost, 91-76 2006, Lost, 82-68 2003, Lost, 68-59 2005, Lost, 81-71 2000, Lost, 82-75 2006, Lost, 77-65 Valley City State, 2-1 2003, Won, 70-68 2006, Won, 65-63 2001, Won, 73-64 2006, Lost, 86-74 1973, Won, 43-42 2006, Won, 78-63 2002, Won 76-67 1980, Won, 91-46 Northern Iowa, 1-2 2003, Lost 73-62 St. Francis, 2-0 1986, Lost, 80-78 1973, Lost, 49-37 South Dakota State, 14-46 2005, Lost, 74-61 1995, Won, 82-60 1980, Lost, 80-67 1971, Won, 42-41 2006, Won, 81-46 1997, Won, 72-62 Viterbo, 4-0 1982, Won, 71-69 1971, Lost, 51-36 1993, Won, 77-53 1972, Lost, 61-39 St. Ambrose, 5-2 St. Norbert, 1-0 2002, Won, 72-57 Northern Michigan, 1-1 1972, Lost, 52-42 1982, Won, 74-54 2004, Won, 73-58 2005, Won, 92-50 1982, Lost, 75-74 1972, Lost, 56-36 1978, Lost, 47-45 2006, Won, 65-58 2001, Won, 78-69 1973, Lost, 54-39 1979, Won, 78-74 St. Olaf, 11-1 1974, Lost, 76-34 1980, Won, 69-62 1966, Won, 60-38 Washburn, 0-1 Northern State (S.D.) 5-3 1974, Lost, 48-43 1981, Won, 83-54 1967, Won, 46-43 1996, Lost, 63-46 1982, Won, 71-67 1975, Lost, 54-42 1982, Won, 67-64 1967, Won, 61-26 1983, Won, 71-70 1975, Won, 47-42 1983, Lost, 54-53 1968, Won, 44-24 Wayne State (Neb.), 2-3 1985, Won, 87-59 1976, Lost, 58-48 1968, Won, 50-27 1976, Lost, 94-35 1997, Won, 78-69 1976, Lost, 58-50 St. Catherine, 10-1 1969, Won, 39-13 1978, Won, 85-68 1998, Lost, 70-63 1978, Lost, 79-76 1974, Won, 57-49 1970, Won, 42-32 1991, Lost, 68-67 2000, Lost, 61-60 1981, Won, 53-42 1975, Won, 75-59 1970, Won, 43-24 1992, Won, 78-64 2001, Lost, 78-73 1977, Lost, 73-67 1975, Won, 55-42 1972, Won, 65-42 2002, Lost, 81-66 2005, Won, 86-62 1979, Lost, 67-58 1978, Won, 71-66 1976, Won, 51-46 1982, Won, 80-78 1982, Won, 72-69 1977, Lost, 53-49 West Texas A&M Northland, 1-0 1984, Won, 97-83 1983, Won, 76-73 1983, Won, 81-49 2002, Won, 70-69 2002, Won 72-57 1984, Won, 91-64 1984, Won, 86-48 Only two Mavericks have earned three 1985, Won, 58-50 1985, Won, 84-49 St. Scholastica, 2-0 Western State Northwestern (Iowa), 1-0 1985, Won, 87-64 1993, Won, 56-53 1993, Won, 77-48 2007, First Meeting All-North Central Conference accolades, 1985, Won, 76-46 1986, Won, 100-64 1996, Won, 66-80 1993, Won, 94-38 1986, Won, 67-65 1996, Lost, 60-52 Westmar, 0-2 including Lisa Walters (above) and Oklahoma Christian, 0-1 1987, Won, 72-65 St. Thomas, 3-1 1973, Lost, 57-56 Arin Andrews 1987, Lost, 75-66 1987, Lost, 75-70 St. Cloud State, 30-46 1981, Won, 66-47 1976, Lost, 79-43 (below). Walters played 1988, Lost, 83-67 1968, Won, 46-24 1988, Lost, 80-71 for MSU from 1984-88 and is currently Queens, 1-0 1988, Lost, 68-67 1968, Won, 66-24 1989, Won, 72-61 William Jewell, 0-1 1988, Won, 67-39 1989, Lost, 61-49 1970, Won, 61-43 1991, Won, 64-59 1987, Lost, 58-56 the all-time point scorer (2,072) and re- 1989, Lost, 72-69 1971, Won, 49-35 Pillsbury, 2-0 1990, Won, 70-68 1972, Won, 48-29 Tiffin, 0-1 Winnepeg (Canada), 0-1 bounder (1,074). She was tabbed All-NCC 1967, Won, 66-28 1990, Lost, 65-52 1972, Won, 69-42 2004, Lost, 100-93 (3OT) 1978, Lost, 95-64 1968, Won, 83-27 1991, Won, 80-75 1973, Won, 27-22 in 1986, 1987 and 1988. From 2002-06, 1991, Lost, 66-62 1974, Won, 51-44 Upper Iowa, 4-0 Winona State, 27-10 Andrews played center for the Mavericks, Regis, 0-1 1992, Lost, 62-75 1975, Won, 51-44 1979, Won, 79-55 1969, Won, 60-23 2005, Lost, 68-60 1992, Lost, 63-69 1976, Lost, 58-29 1980, Won, 69-58 1969, Won, 49-25 collecting 1,200 points and 784 rebounds. 1993, Won, 73-61 1977, Lost, 69-51 2005, Won, 77-55 1970, Won, 45-30 Rockhurst, 3-0 1993, Lost, 80-67 1977, Lost, 65-41 2006, Won, 86-71 1970, Won, 49-25 She earned all-conference recognition in 2000, Won, 75-51 1994, Lost, 97-76 1978, Lost, 69-59 1970, Won, 44-34 2001, Won, 85-60 1994, Lost, 75-70 1978, Lost, 78-62 UW-La Crosse, 4-9 1971, Lost, 57-39 2004, 2005 and 2006. 2003, Won 72-55 1995, Lost, 74-67 1978, Lost, 77-68 1974, Lost, 58-44 1972, Won, 56-47 1995, Lost, 92-65 1978, Lost, 78-68 1975, Lost, 79-14 1973, Won, 41-29 Rocky Mountain, 1-0 1996, Lost, 54-90 1979, Lost, 72-61 1978, Lost, 89-65 1974, Won, 44-42 1989, Won, 52-51 1996, Lost, 59-83 1979, Lost, 63-50 1979, Lost, 86-55 1975, Lost, 60-58 1996, Lost, 65-51 1979, Lost, 60-59 1979, Lost, 79-77 1976, Lost, 69-54 Saginaw Valley State, 0-1 1997, Lost 87-62 1981, Lost, 74-63 1980, Lost, 69-43 1976, Won, 53-48 1989, Lost, 74-56 1997, Lost, 69-67 1981, Won, 63-58 1981, Lost, 70-66 1976, Won, 61-35 1998, Lost, 81-62 1981, Won, 65-58 1982, Won, 62-57 1977, Lost, 54-36 San Diego, 1-0 1999, Lost, 77-47 1982, Won, 61-45 1982, Lost, 68-57 1977, Lost, 58-54 1984, Won, 69-48 1999, Lost, 57-86 1982, Lost, 72-63 1982, Won, 66-61 1977, Lost, 78-64 2000, Lost, 77-61 1983, Lost, 65-55 1983, Won, 83-59 1978, Lost, 91-61 Slippery Rock, 1-1 2000, Lost, 75-53 1983, Lost, 80-57 1983, Lost, 90-69 1979, Won, 63-54 1987, Lost, 75-56 2001, Lost, 77-73 1983, Lost, 95-91 1984, Won, 82-54 1980, Won, 106-54 1988, Won, 82-72 2001, Lost, 88-56 1984, Lost, 80-62 1981, Won, 98-50 2002, Lost, 86-49 1984, Lost, 79-63 UW-Milwaukee, 1-2 1982, Won, 58-48 South Dakota, 25-22 2002, Lost, 72-70 1985, Lost, 76-65 1981, Lost, 63-40 1982, Won, 67-41 1976, Won, 53-50 2003, Lost 99-65 1985, Lost, 65-63 1981, Lost, 61-51 1982, Won, 68-54 1984, Lost, 66-60 2003, Lost 101-51 1985, Won, 82-59 1986, Won, 66-58 1983, Won, 73-50 1984, Won, 72-66 2004, Lost 82-61 1986, Won, 72-61 1983, Won, 70-58 1985, Lost, 59-57 2004, Lost, 88-53 1986, Won, 78-63 UW-Oshkosh, 1-0 1984, Won, 80-54 1985, Lost, 82-72 2004, Lost 96-53 1987, Lost, 78-54 1992, Won, 68-59 1985, Won, 73-43 1986, Won, 73-46 1987, Lost, 75-62 1986, Won, 85-56 1986, Lost, 62-61 SE Missouri State, 0-1 1988, Lost, 82-73 UW-Parkside, 5-0 1993, Won, 79-67 1987, Won, 65-59 1988, Lost, 70-46 1988, Won, 66-60 1988, Won, 79-61 1996, Won, 78-64 1987, Won, 65-58 1989, Lost, 71-45 1993, Won, 73-64 1996, Won, 102-56 1988, Won, 71-65 Southern Colorado, 1-0 1989, Lost, 75-48 1995, Won, 76-45 1997, Won, 63-40 1988, Lost, 77-74 1995, Won, 81-72 1990, Lost, 78-59 1997, Won, 64-58 1998, Won, 74-66 1989, Lost, 94-53 1990, Lost, 87-65 2001, Won, 66-64 2000, Lost, 91-69 1989, Won, 70-65 Southern Indiana, 1-0 1991, Won, 59-58 2002, Lost, 104-97 (2OT) 1990, Lost, 67-48 1981, Won, 67-46 1989, Won, 71-60 UW-Platteville, 0-1 2003, Lost, 69-59 1990, Lost, 67-48 1992, Won, 78-64 2004, Lost, 76-66 2005, Won, 80-57 1991, Lost, 76-64 Southwest Baptist 0-1 1992, Won, 81-78 1991, Lost, 62-55 2002, Lost, 70-69 1993, Won, 81-38 UW-River Falls, 13-3 Wisconsin, 1-0 1992, Won, 69-64 1993, Won, 80-57 1968, Lost, 33-25 1975, Won, 40-39 1992, Lost, 67-76 SW Missouri State, 0-1 1994, Won, 79-48 1968, Won, 52-40 1993, Lost, 83-73 1975, Lost, 70-37 1994, Won, 84-63 1969, Won, 42-37 1993, Won, 81-67 1995, Won, 83-66 1969, Won, 57-33 1994, Won, 74-66 Southwest Minn. State, 14-14 1995, Lost, 67-61 1970, Won, 45-33 1994, Won, 78-72 1971, Won, 62-36 1996, Won, 94-82 1970, Won, 82-41 1995, Won, 86-77 1971, Won, 42-40 1996, Won, 96-85 1971, Won, 43-38 1995, Lost, 75-65 1972, Won, 46-43 1997, Lost, 73-49 1971, Won, 43-27 www.msumavericks.com 29 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball RECORDBOOK
TEAM SEASON RECORDS CAREER RECORDS (Top 10 Individuals) Most Games Played: 33 (78-79, 79-80) Games Played Most Victories: 25 (85-86) 6. Pat Burns (82-86)...... 14.1 Most Losses: 21 (88-89) 1. Lori Klammer (78-82)...... 123 7. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)...... 13.6 Fewest Victories: 4 (66-67) 2. Peg Mikelson (78-82)...... 117 8. Amy Swanson (92-96)...... 12.9 Fewest Losses: 0 (67-68) 3. Kelli Freeman (00-05)...... 115 9. Lynell Anderson (90-94)...... 12.6 Best W/L Percentage: 1.000 (67-68) 4. Anne Christopherson (82-86)...... 113 10. Sereena Fayne (90-92)...... 12.0 Most Home Wins: 11 (81-82) 5. Hannah Stolba (01-05)...... 111 10. Arin Andrews (02-06)...... 12.0 Most Road Wins: 14 (79-80) (85-86) 6. Julie Clink (82-86)...... 110 Most Home Losses: 8 (Four times, last 02-03) 6. Lisa Walters (84-88)...... 110 Three-Pointers Made Most Road Losses: 13 (88-89) 6. Rita Hilgers (89-93)...... 110 1. Kelli Freeman (00-05)...... 241 Most Points Scored: 2,454 (79-80) 9. Marguerite Brunette (88-92)...... 109 2. Amy Swanson (92-96)...... 217 Highest Scoring Average: 78.0 (85-86) Lowest Scoring Average: 41.8 (73-74) 9. Stacie Johnson (02-06)...... 109 3. Susan Salonek (99-03)...... 144 Highest Opponent Average: 78.6 (02-03) 4. Kris Wolle (99-03)...... 126 Lowest Opponent Average: 26.0 (67-68) Field Goals 5. Hannah Stolba (01-05)...... 109 Most Field Goals Attempted: 2,482 (79-80) 1. Lisa Walters (84-88)...... 821 6. Tammy Sloane (95-99)...... 91 Most Field Goals Made: 1,071 (79-80) 2. Rhonda House (80-84)...... 738 7. Amy Hintgen (95-99)...... 89 Best Field Goal Percentage: .463 (85-86) 3. Pat Burns (82-86)...... 662 8. Kim Curtis (99-03)...... 86 Most Free Throws Attempted: 634 (95-96) 4. Lynn Peterson (78-82)...... 619 9. Tracy Harter (93-97)...... 85 Most Free Throws Made: 432 (95-96) 5. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)...... 540 10. Sheli Kuhl (95-99)...... 78 Best Free Throw Percentage: .735 (98-99) 6. Julie Cink (82-86)...... 527 Most Rebounds: 1,734 (79-80) 7. Mary Manderfeld (77-79)...... 524 Three-Pointers Attempted INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 8. Arin Andrews (02-06)...... 482 1. Kelli Freeman (00-05)...... 647 Most Games Played: 123 Lori Klammer (78-82) 9. Amy Swanson (92-96)...... 480 2. Amy Swanson (92-96)...... 535 Consecutive Games Played: 110 Rita Hilgers (89-93) 10. Lynell Anderson (90-94)...... 478 3. Susan Salonek (99-03)...... 445 Most Points Scored: 2,072 Lisa Walters (84-88) 4. Kris Wolle (99-03)...... 382 Most FG Attempted: 2,477 Pat Burns (82-86) Field Goals Attempted 5. Kim Curtis (99-03)...... 369 Most FG Made: 821 Lisa Walters (84-88) 1. Pat Burns (82-86)...... 2,477 6. Tammy Sloane (95-99)...... 302 Best FG Percentage: .539 Lisa Walters (84-88) 2. Sereena Fayne (90-92)...... 2,346 7. Hannah Stolba (01-05)...... 251 Most Three Pt. FG Made: 241 Kelli Freeman (00-05) 3. Rhonda House (80-84)...... 1,788 7. Stacie Johnson (02-06)...... 251 Most Three Pt. Attempted: 647 Kelli Freeman (00-05) 4. Lisa Walters (84-88)...... 1,524 9. Amy Hintgen (95-99)...... 240 Most FT Attempted: 561 Lisa Walters (84-88) Most FT Made: 5. Shirley Ethen (87-89)...... 1,270 10. Mandy Bartlett (96-00)...... 223 430 Lisa Walters (84-88) 6. Julie Cink (82-86)...... 1,261 Best FT Percentage: .781 Carla Schuck (84-86), Steals Mandy Bartlett (96-00) 7. Lynn Peterson (78-82)...... 1,235 Most Rebounds: 1,074 Lisa Walters (84-88) 8. Amy Swanson (92-96)...... 1,207 1. Rhonda House (80-84)...... 290 Best Rebound Avg: 13.0 Mary Manderfeld (77-79) 9. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)...... 1,102 2. Anne Christopherson (82-86)...... 286 Most Assists: 575 Anne Christopherson (82-86) 10. Mary Manderfeld (77-79)...... 1,082 3. Pat Burns (82-86)...... 244 Most Steals: 290 Rhonda House (80-84) 4. Angie Swanson (96-00)...... 220 Free Throws 5. Barb Hood (77-80)...... 213 INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS 1. Lisa Walters (84-88)...... 430 6. Lori Klammer (78-82)...... 204 Most Points: 43, Lynn Peterson vs. UMD (80-81) 2. Lynell Anderson (90-94)...... 329 7. Carla Bronson (92-96)...... 192 Most FG Attempted: 31, Cheryl Engel vs. WSU (72- 73) 3. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)...... 315 8. Rita Hilgers (89-93)...... 191 Most FG Made: 18, Lynn Peterson vs. UMD (80-81) 4. Carla Bronson (92-96)...... 305 9. Julie Cink (82-86)...... 185 Best FG Pct (min. 8 shots): .900, Lisa Walters vs. SDSU 5. Lynn Peterson (78-82)...... 260 10. Peg Mikelson (78-82)...... 170 (84-85) 6. Arin Andrews (02-06)...... 253 Most FT Att.: 24, Mary Manderfeld vs. SCSU (77-78) 7. Tracy Harter (93-97)...... 246 Rebounds Most FT Made: 17, Mary Manderfeld vs. SCSU (77- 8. Jenny Groom (98-02)...... 219 1. Lisa Walters (84-88)...... 1,074 78) 8. Angie Swanson (96-00)...... 219 2. Julie Cink (82-86)...... 1,025 Best FT Pct: 1.000 Many Players 10. Robyn Rude (85-89)...... 215 3. Lynn Peterson (78-82)...... 865 Most Three Pt. FG Made: 7, Amy Swanson vs. Augus- 4. Mary Manderfeld (77-79)...... 812 tana and Morningside (94-95) Points 4. Rhonda House (80-84)...... 812 Most Three Pt. Attempted: 14, Amy Swanson vs. Augustana (94-95); Kelli Freeman vs. Minnesota, 1. Lisa Walters (84-88)...... 2,072 6. Pat Burns (82-86)...... 802 Crookston (04-05) 2. Rhonda House (80-84)...... 1,654 7. Arin Andrews (02-06)...... 784 Most Rebounds: 25, Mary Manderfeld vs. Moorhead 3. Pat Burns (82-86)...... 1,524 8. Amy Hintgen (95-99)...... 782 (78-79) 4. Lynn Peterson (78-82)...... 1,518 9. Jenny Groom (98-02)...... 738 Most Assists: 15, Anne Christopherson vs. UNO (83- 5. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)...... 1,416 10. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)...... 724 84); Carla Bronson vs. UNO (94-95) 6. Amy Swanson (92-96)...... 1,389 Most Steals: 10, Angie Swanson vs. UNO (97-98) 7. Lynell Anderson (90-94)...... 1,285 Assists 8. Mary Manderfeld (77-79)...... 1,213 1. Anne Christopherson (82-86)...... 575 INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS 9. Arin Andrews (02-06)...... 1,200 2. Carla Bronson (92-96)...... 537 Most Points: 799 Lynn Peterson (80-81) Best Scoring Average: 10. Julie Cink (82-86)...... 1,179 3. Pat Burns (82-86)...... 444 24.9 Lynn Peterson (80-81) 4. Karyn Valentino (90-94)...... 396 Most FG Attempted: 656 Lynn Peterson (80-81) Points Per Game Most FG Made: 318 Lynn Peterson (80-81) 5. Kendra Carter (88-91)...... 369 Best FG Percentage: .595 Ellen Sathoff (89-90) 1. Mary Manderfeld (77-79)...... 19.9 6. Rita Hilgers (89-93)...... 322 Most FT Attempted: 189 Carla Bronson (95-96) 2. Lisa Walters ( 84-88)...... 19.8 7. Angie Swanson (96-00)...... 321 Most FT Made: 143 Lynn Peterson (80-81) 3. Carla Schuck (84-86)...... 16.5 8. Peg Mikelson (78-82)...... 299 Best FT Percentage: .855 Lisa Walters (86-87) 4. Lynn Peterson (78-82)...... 15.6 9. Patty Shumaker (87-91)...... 295 Most Three Pt. FG Made: 80 Amy Swanson (94-95) 5. Rhonda House (80-84)...... 15.5 10. Candy Gniffke (81-85)...... 275 Most Three Pt. Attempted: 181 Amy Swanson (94-95) Most Rebounds: 467 Mary Manderfeld (78-79) Most Assists: 248 Carla Bronson (94-95) SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS (Top Three Individuals) Most Steals: 121 Barb Hood (77-78) Most Consecutive FT Made: 31 Sereena Fayne (91-92) Field Goals 2. Lynn Peterson (80-81)...... 183 MSU 1,000-Career Point Club 1. Lynn Peterson (80-81)...... 318 3. Lisa Walters (87-88)...... 180 1. Lisa Walters (84-88)...... 2,072 2. Mary Manderfeld (78-79)...... 312 2. Rhonda House (80-84)...... 1,654 3. Elsie Ohm (79-80)...... 277 Points 3. Pat Burns (82-86)...... 1,524 1. Lynn Peterson (80-81)...... 799 4. Lynn Peterson (78-82)...... 1,518 Field Goals Attempted 2. Mary Manderfeld (78-79)...... 721 5. Brenda Stachowski (96-00)...... 1,416 1. Lynn Peterson (80-81)...... 656 3. Elsie Ohm (79-80)...... 645 6. Amy Swanson (92-96)...... 1,389 2. Mary Manderfeld (78-79)...... 645 7. Lynell Anderson (90-94)...... 1,285 3. Elsie Ohm (79-80)...... 557 Points Per Game 8. Mary Manderfield (77-79)...... 1,213 1. Lynn Peterson (80-81)...... 25.0 9. Arin Andrews (02-06)...... 1,200 Three-Pointers 2. Lisa Walters (87-88)...... 22.9 10. Julie Cink (82-86)...... 1,179 1. Amy Swanson (94-95)...... 80 3. Lisa Walters (86-87)...... 22.1 11. Kelli Freeman (00-05)...... 1,109 2. Kelli Freeman (04-05)...... 73 11. Tracy Harter (93-97)...... 1,107 3. Kelli Freeman (02-03)...... 60 Steals 13. Jenny Groom (98-02)...... 1,041 1. Barb Hood (77-78)...... 121 14. Hannah Stolba (01-05)...... 1,027 Three-Pointers Attempted 2. Rhonda House (80-81)...... 105 1. Kelli Freeman (04-05)...... 195 3. Anne Christopherson (82-83)...... 92 MSU 800-Point/500-Rebound Club 2. Amy Swanson (94-95)...... 181 1. Lisa Walters (84-88): 2,034 points, 1,074 rebounds 3. Kelli Freeman (02-03)...... 148 Rebounds 2. Rhonda House (80-84): 1,654 points, 812 rebounds 1. Mary Manderfeld (78-79)...... 467 3. Pat Burns (82-86): 1,524 points, 614 rebounds Free Throws 2. Elsie Ohm (79-80)...... 376 4. Lynn Peterson (78-82): 1,518 points, 865 rebounds 1. Lynn Peterson (80-81)...... 143 3. Lynn Peterson (79-80)...... 363 5. Brenda Stachowski (96-00): 1,416 points, 724 rebounds 2. Lisa Walters (87-88)...... 126 6. Arin Andrews (02-06): 1,200 points, 784 rebounds 3. Lisa Walters (85-86)...... 124 Assists 7. Julie Cink (82-86): 1,179 points, 1,025 rebounds 1. Carla Bronson (94-98)...... 248 8. Jenny Groom (98-02): 1,041 points, 718 rebounds Free Throws Attempted 2. Karyn Valentino (93-94)...... 172 9. Hannah Stolba (01-05): 1,027 points, 500 rebounds 1. Carla Bronson (95-96)...... 189 3. Pat Burns (85-86)...... 162 10. Amy Hintgen (95-99): 950 points, 682 rebounds 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 30 www.msumavericks.com ALL-TIME ROSTER
-A- Ferguson, Amy (Rochester, Minn.) ...... 88-89 Lambert, Marilyn (West Concord, Iowa) ...... 72-73 Setter, Bridget (Moorhead, Minn.) ...... 95-99 Acton, Robin (Fridley, Minn.) ...... 80-81 File, Rhonda (Cherokee, Iowa) ...... 71-73 Lammers, Jenn (Hartford, S.D.) ...... 05-SA Schoeberl, Shelly (Caledonia, Minn.) ...... 89-92 Almendinger, Lois (Fairbault, Minn.) ...... 72-73 Filipa, Tracy (Stewartville, Minn.) ...... 92-95 Larson, Rochelle (Sargeant, Minn.) ...... 95-96 Schoen, Heidi (St. Paul, Minn.) ...... 83-87 Anderson, Cheryl (Dilworth, Minn.) ...... 73-74 Findley, Syndi (Mason City, Iowa) ...... 73-74 Layman, Gretta (Chippewa, Wis.) ...... 06-SA Schoettler, Margaret (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 78-80 Anderson, Darci (Caledonia, Minn.) ...... 88-90 Fitzsimmons, Jill (Mapleton, Minn.) ...... 98-99 Lee, Jodi (Spring Valley, Wis.) ...... 97-98 Schubert, Barb (Lakefi eld, Minn.) ...... 73-77 Anderson, Emily (St. James, Minn.) ...... 98-00 Formanek, Krista (Viroqua, Wis.) ...... 96-97 Lien, Nancy (Richfi eld, Minn.) ...... 77-78 Schuck, Carla (Little Rock, Iowa) ...... 84-86 Anderson, Lynell (St. James, Minn.) ...... 90-94 Forss, Terry ...... 66-70 Lindberg, Muriel ...... 67-70 Schumaker, Patty (Watertown, Wis.) ...... 87-91 Anderson, Rita (Cottage Grove, Minn.) ...... 96-00 Foster, Flecia (Pequot Lakes, Minn.) ...... 05-SA Loso, Mary (Minneapolis, Minn.) ...... 82-83 Scott, Theresa ...... 72-73 Anderst, Connie (Austin, Minn.) ...... 72-73 Frederickson, Linda (Windom, Minn.) ...... 71-75 Louk, Sue ...... 68-69 Sharping, Calla (Sioux Falls, S.D.) ...... 05-06 Andrews, Alex (West Concord, Minn.)...... 05-SA Fredregill, Emilie (Zearing, Iowa) ...... 94-95 Lucier, Penny (Brainerd, Minn.) ...... 72-73 Shiveley, LeeAnn (Springfi eld, Minn.) ...... 82-84 Andrews, Arin (West Concord, Minn.) ...... 02-06 Freeman, Kelli (West Des Moines, Iowa) ...... 00-05 Lutgen, Carrie (Cold Spring, Minn.) ...... 94-98 Siljendahl, Jennia (Naperville, Ill.) ...... 02-03 Andrews, Tedi (Kingsley, Iowa) ...... 03-05 Frindley, Syndi ...... 73-74 Sisson, Jane (Rosemount, Minn.) ...... 71-75 Angelstad, Lisa ...... 87-88 -M- Skelly, Kathy (Minneapolis, Minn.) ...... 71-72 Applen, Megan (Champlin, Minn.) ...... 99-01 -G- Macias, Pam (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 75-77 Sloane, Tammy (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) ...... 95-99 Atkinson, Jane (Truman, Minn.) ...... 76-77 Garrett, Pam (Redwood Falls, Minn.) ...... 77-79 Manderfeld, Mary (New Ulm, Minn.) ...... 77-79 Soderman, Lisa (Aurora, Minn.) ...... 94-95 Axon, Sue ...... 71-72 Gaut, Jane ...... 66-69 Mansky, Kristin (Waunakee, Wis.) ...... 02-05 Solseth, Katie (Battle Lake, Minn.) ...... 93-94 Geyen, Deb (Maple Lake, Minn.) ...... 80-81 Marshall, Sue ...... 69-71 Sorenson, Susie (Minneapolis, Minn.) ...... 90-94 -B- Gill, Dani (Albany, Minn) ...... 04-SA Matuska, Cathy (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 80-84 Spilles, Mary (Mallard, Iowa) ...... 79-81 Baehman, Amy (Oshkosh, Wis.) ...... 95-96 Glowatzke, Diane ...... 66-68 Mayer, Joan ...... 72-73 Stachowski, Brenda (Brooklyn Center, Minn.) ....96-00 Banks, Danita (Minneapolis, Minn.) ...... 73-74 Gniffke, Candy (Cottonwood, Minn.) ...... 81-85 McDonough, Pat (Rosemont, Minn.) ...... 74-76 Stanek, Jessica (Tripolia, Iowa) ...... 03-SA Bartlett, Mandy (Barron, Wis.) ...... 96-00 Gobersen, Linda (Ida Grove, Iowa) ...... 74-75 McGahn, Sandy (St. Paul, Minn.) ...... 81-85 Starr, Deb (Emmetsburg, Iowa) ...... 76-77 Baumgardt, Beth (Racine, Wis.) ...... 90-94 Goebel, Janet (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 80-82 Meyer, Lori (Ritchfi eld, Minn.) ...... 80-81 Stavaland, Jane (New Brighton, Minn.) ...... 74-76 Beaudette, Kate (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 95-97 Goodwin, Dianne (Spring Lake Park, Minn.) ....74-75 Mikelson, Peg (Granite Falls, Minn.) ...... 78-82 Stolba, Hannah (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) ...... 01-05 Berg, Marcia (Claremont, Minn.) ...... 79-81 Green, Toni (Sturgis, S.D.)...... 88-89 Milliner, Martha (Hornell, N.Y.) ...... 79-81 Stolte, Jody (New Ulm, Minn.) ...... 94-95 Berg, Patricia (Claremont, Minn.) ...... 72-73 Gronholz, Lisa (New Ulm, Minn.) ...... 96-97 Moe, Tiffany (Brookings, S.D.) ...... 06-SA Strachan, Val (Northfi eld, Minn.)...... 68-72 Bihrle, Stephanie (Eden Prairie, Minn.) ...... 87-88 Groom, Jenny (Hudson, Wis.) ...... 98-02 Monnens, Margie (Shakopee, Minn.) ...... 79-80 Strand, Jenni (Alexandria, Minn.) ...... 05-SA Birkholz, Emily (St. James, Minn.) ...... 00-02 Grorud, Stacey (Brookings, S.D.) ...... 87-88 Moyer, Jodi (Orangeville, Ill.) ...... 86-87 Stuvland, Jane (New Brighton, Minn.) ...... 74-75 Bjorklund, Jenny (St. Peter, Minn.) ...... 03-04 Gstalder, Jane ...... 72-73 Mueller, Steff (Bloomington, Minn.) ...... 70-72 Sunderman, Debra (LeSueur, Minn.) ...... 75-77 Bode, Holly (Nicollet, Minn.) ...... 92-95 Murra, Geri (Delavan, Minn.) ...... 85-87 Sutter, Laurie (Rochester, Minn.)...... 72-76 Boehnke, Bev (Ventura, Iowa) ...... 77-78 -H- Mushel, Tami (New Brighton, Minn.) ...... 89-93 Swanson, Amy (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 92-96 Boyum, Connie (Kasson, Minn.) ...... 77-79 Haaven, Jamie (Alexandria, Minn.) ...... 74-75 Swanson, Angie (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 96-00 Bridges, Danielle (Altoona, Iowa) ...... 00-01 Hamrick, Joan (Webb, Iowa) ...... 70-73 -N- Bronson, Carla (Farmington, Minn.) ...... 92-96 Happ, Lindsay (Victoria, Minn.) ...... 02-03 Nelson, Lynn (Mound, Minn.) ...... 80-81 -T- Brunette, Marguerite (Green Bay, Wis.) ...... 88-92 Happke, Chris (Pierz, Minn.) ...... 82-83 Neuberger, Kris (Garner, Iowa) ...... 99-01 Taylor, Heidi (Lamberton, Minn.) ...... 93-94 Burns, Pat (Heron Lake, Minn.) ...... 82-86 Happke, Karen (Pierz, Minn.) ...... 86-87 Nji, Afor (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) ...... 00-02 Thompson, Diane (Hastings, Minn.) ...... 77-78 Harter, Tracy (Viriqua, Wis.)...... 93-97 Noreen, Joanne (Avon, Minn.) ...... 05-SA Tollefson, Tara (Coon Rapids, Minn.) ...... 89-91 -C- Hass, Lindsey (Eyota, Minn.) ...... 05-SA Nygaard, Amanda (Coon Rapids, Minn.) ...... 06-SA Trauger, Liz (Livermore, Iowa) ...... 06-SA Carda, Mona (Janesville, Minn.) ...... 83-84 Hauer, Barb (Montgomery, Minn.) ...... 76-79 Trio, Janet (Easton, Minn.) ...... 80-82 Carlson, Cheryl ...... 87-88 Hayes, Liz (Cedarburg, Wis.)...... 92-96 -O- Carter, Kendra (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 88-91 Heaven, Jamie (Alexandria, Minn.) ...... 74-75 Ohm, Elsie (Elgin, Minn.) ...... 79-80 -U- Catlin, Rae ...... 67-68 Heger, Pat (Le Salle, Minn.) ...... 66-69 O’Neill, Lindsay (New Hampton, Iowa) ...... 06-SA Ulferts, Karen (Lakefi eld, Minn.) ...... 82-83 Charlton, Betty (Moorhead, Minn.) ...... 99-00 Hessenius, Peg (Marshalltown, Iowa) ...... 74-75 Otis, Colleen (Northwood, Iowa) ...... 78-79 Chase, Linda ...... 66-69 Hexom, Lisa (Elk River, Minn.) ...... 84-88 Ott, Laura (Plethorn, Iowa) ...... 72-73 -V- Christopherson, Anne (Austin, Minn.) ...... 82-86 Hilgers, Rita (Chaska, Minn.) ...... 89-93 Ottum, Kathy (Burnsville, Minn.) ...... 83-84 Valentino, Karyn (St. Paul, Minn.) ...... 90-94 Cink, Julie (Wesley, Iowa) ...... 82-86 Hintgen, Amy (St. James, Minn.) ...... 95-99 Owens, Amy (Hubertus, Wis.) ...... 02-04 VanDuynhoven, Carolyn (Green Isle, Minn.) ....75-79 Clementson, Jeanne (Owatonna, Minn.) ...... 83-84 Hood, Barb (Esterville, Iowa) ...... 77-80 Vierling, Mary (Oakdale, Minn.) ...... 82-83 Coleman, Connie (LeSueur, Minn.) ...... 77-78 Hood, Teresa (Estherville, Iowa) ...... 79-80 -P- Volk, Kristin (New Hampton, Iowa) ...... 99-03 Collins, Janessa (Waunakee, Wis.) ...... 99-03 Hoover, Sandy ...... 69-72 Pallardy, Karen (La Crosse, Wis.) ...... 04-05 Voltmer, Anna (Decorah, Iowa) ...... 04-SA Corneil, Sue ...... 67-68 House, Rhonda (Spring Valley, Minn.) ...... 80-84 Palmer, Lindsey (White Bear Lake, Minn.).....04-05 Corr, Janet (Burnsville, Minn.) ...... 86-88 Parker, Teresa (Pequot Lakes, Minn.) ...... 06-SA -W- Cossor, Mary (Woodbury, Minn.) ...... 72-73 -I- Paulson, Brenda (Granite Falls, Minn.) ...... 80-81 Wahl, Alanna (Lakeville, Minn.) ...... 03-SA Cowley, Sue (Naples, N.Y.) ...... 81-82 Inserra, Robi (St. Paul, Minn.) ...... 72-74 Peterson, Amy (Britt, Iowa) ...... 98-99 Walsh, Amy (Waterford, Wis.) ...... 84-85 Cox, Kim (Apple Valley, Minn.) ...... 75-77 Peterson, Heather (Blaine, Minn.) ...... 04-06 Walters, Cheryl (Henderson, Minn.) ...... 83-87 Crippen, Candy ...... 69-70 -J- Peterson, Lori (Bricelyn, Minn.) ...... 79-83 Walters, Lisa (Henderson, Minn.) ...... 84-88 Curtis, Kim (Coon Rapids, Minn.)...... 99-03 Jeddeloh, Mary (Waseca, Minn.) ...... 75-79 Peterson, Lynn (Bricelyn, Minn.) ...... 78-82 Willson, Linda (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 80-81 Johns, Diane (Harmony, Minn.) ...... 84-86 Pettis, Kanisha (Wakegan, Ill.)...... 04-05 Wohlers, Kathy (Stillwater, Minn.) ...... 80-83 -D- Johnson, Heather (Janesville, Minn.) ...... 05-SA Plath, Jeanneane (Hastings, Minn.) ...... 80-83 Woitas, Amy (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 88-89 Dalager, Ann (Minnetonka, Minn.) ...... 69-73 Johnson, Jill (Glencoe, Minn.) ...... 79-82 Plumhoff, Julie (St. James, Minn.)...... 76-77 Wolle, Kris (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 99-03 Danwatter, Donnie ...... 70-71 Johnson, Stacie (Hutchinson, Minn.) ...... 02-06 Puck, Ronna ...... 72-73 Wynglarz, Fran ...... 68-69 Dauphinee, Joan (Fridley, Minn.) ...... 69-73 Johnson, Sue (Lyle, Minn.) ...... 85-87 Pudelko, Kathy (Gordon, Neb,) ...... 73-74 Davis, Vicki (St. Peter, Minn.) ...... 68-71 Jordanger, Cindy ...... 72-73 Puskedra, Deb (Mankato, Minn.) ...... 80-83 -Y- Diedrich, Valori (Hinkley, Minn.) ...... 03-04 Yost, Amy (St. Peter, Minn.) ...... 92-94 Domonoske, Tammy (Waterville, Minn.) ...... 85-88 -K- -R- Donner, JoAnn (Clara City, Minn.) ...... 76-77 Kallio, Jessica (Mentor, Ohio) ...... 04-05 Radtke, Kristin (Keynon, Minn.) ...... 01-02 -Z- Doppes, Tina (Niederrosterrei, Austria) ...... 91-92 Kienitz, Jamie (Apple Valley, Minn.) ...... 04-SA Rasmussen, Katie (East Grand Forks, Minn.) ....84-87 Ziebell, Melissa (Colefax, Wis.) ...... 94-95 Duarte, Stacey (Lima, Peru) ...... 02-06 Klammer, Lori (Howard Lake, Minn.)...... 78-82 Rehbein, Jackie (Cottage Grove, Minn.) ...... 95-97 Zwach, Colleen (Walnut Grove, Minn.) ...... 80-82 Duea, Diane (Rosemount, Minn.) ...... 73-74 Klinkenborg, Nadean (George, Iowa) ...... 67-68 Reed, Teri (North St. Paul, Minn.) ...... 80-81 Duoos, Sue (New Brighton, Minn.) ...... 86-90 Knudson, Sis ...... 66-67 Reynolds, Anna (Baraboo, Wis.) ...... 94-95 * Please note our records are incomplete for some of the Korton, Mari (Coon Rapids, Minn.) ...... 06-SA Rezac, Pam (Dolliver, Iowa) ...... 73-74 years, leading us to believe that some of this information -E- Kowalsky, Joan (St. Louis Park, Minn.) ...... 81-83 Rostvold, Tami (Caledonia, Minn.) ...... 80-81 may be incorrect. Our apologies for any mistakes, omis- Elg, Kim (Bloomington, Minn.) ...... 00-02 Kriegler, Pat (Roseville, Minn.) ...... 75-76 Roth, Rachel (Madison, Minn.) ...... 76-77 sions, etc. Please send your corrections or additions to: Ellison, Joan (Minneapolis, Minn.) ...... 75-78 Krohn, Linda (Jackson, Minn.) ...... 67-71 Rotundo, Anne (Carpentersville, Ill.) ...... 86-90 Engel, Cheryl (St. Louis Park, Minn.) ...... 70-74 Kuhl, Sheli (Waukee, Iowa) ...... 95-99 Rude, Robyn (Deerwood, Minn.) ...... 85-89 Minnesota State University Erickson, Kathy (Apple Valley, Minn.) ...... 81-85 Kummer, Barb ...... 66-67 Russo, Dawn (Chaska, Minn.) ...... 90-93 Athletic Communications Ethen, Shirley ...... 87-89 Kundrat, Susie (Jefferson, Iowa)...... 86-88 175 Taylor Center Kurtz, Lindsey (Echo, Minn) ...... 02-04 -S- Mankato, MN 56001 -F- Salonek, Susan (Elk River, Minn.)...... 99-03 Fairchild, Dee ...... 66-67 -L- Sartor, Deb (Faribault, Minn.)...... 96-98 Phone: (507) 389-2625 Fayne, Sereena (Milwaukee, Wis.) ...... 90-92 Laleman, Helen (Minneota, Minn.) ...... 79-84 Sathoff, Ellen (Monroe, Wis.) ...... 89-92 Fax: (507) 389-1923 www.msumavericks.com 3 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball MSU ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Name (Year Inducted, Years at MSU, Sports) Jane Gaut (1985, 1965-69, Volleyball, Carla (Schuck) Wollin Basketball, Track & Field) Outstanding (2003, 1984-86, Basketball) Two- Patricia Burns (1997, 1982-86, Bas- three-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball year letterwinner as a transfer from ketball) Four-year starter...All-Conference and track at MSU...Was a hitter in volley- Worthington Community College selection...Co-captain on 25-4 team in ball, a guard in basketball and a hurdler/high where she was a JUCO All-Ameri- 1985-86, the first MSU women’s basketball jumper on the track...Held both the 50 and can...Key member of the 1986 North team to win the conference title and the 70-yard MSU hurdle records (events no Central Conference championship first team to make it to NCAA post-season longer run)...Played on U.S. Volleyball As- team...Led 1984-85 team in scoring action...No. 3 on the MSU all-time points sociation teams for over 16 years...Played (19.6 points per game) and ranked list with 1,524...No. 3 in field goals made in eight national volleyball tournaments and was asked to try second in the NCC in scoring that with 662 ...No. 1 in field goals attempted out for the 1976 national team in volleyball. year (20.8 points per game)...Ranks with 2,477...No. 6 in points per game with third in MSU all-time points per 14.1...No. 3 in steals with 244...No. 6 in rebounds with 802... Diane Glowatzke (1988, 1964-68, Basketball, Volleyball) game average (16.5)...Tallied 952 No. 3 in assists with 444...No 2 in single season assists with MSU volleyball captain in 1967 and 1968 seasons...Basketball points in two seasons with the 162...Scored 539 points her freshman season...Ranked eighth captain in 1968...Graduated from MSU in 1968 and owns a Mavericks.....She was named All- on MSU’s Female Athletes of the Century list. Master’s degree from St. Cloud State University...Taught and District and All-NCC in 1985...An coached at Annadale High School (Minn.) after graduating from Academic All-NCC selection as a junior...A Minnesota State Anne Christopherson (1997, 1982-86, Basketball) MSU...Served as head volleyball coach at SCSU for 26 years co-captain in 1985-86. Four-year starter...Member of the 1985-86 NCC Championship until her retirement in 2002 compiling a 527-418 win-loss record team that made the first MSU appearance in the NCAA women’s (.558)...1985 North Central Conference Volleyball Coach of Val Strachan (1988, 1968-73, Volleyball, Basketball, post-season tournament...Three-time NCC All-Academic pick the Year...Also coached the SCSU softball team from 1978-84, Track & Field) Graduated from MSU in 1973 with a Bachelor’s and an All-Conference selection in 1984...Appeared in 113 compiling a 78-68 mark...She served as an assistant professor degree in physical education...Earned 10 letters...Competed in career games and scored 947 points...Holds the school record in women’s athletics at SCSU...A nationally-rated volleyball basketball and volleyball four years and in track two years... for assists in a game (15) and ranks second in career assists official who has presided at several national tournaments. Her volleyball teams competed in 1970 and 1971 national (286)...Currently serves as a teacher and coach at Austin Pacelli tournaments...Two-time amateur softball All-American...She High School (Minn.). Rhonda (House) Loeffelholz went on to play professional softball for the Buffalo Bisons (1996, 1980-84, Basketball) A four-year for three seasons (1976-78)...Named to All-Pro softball team Vicki (Davis) Dahlberg (1983, letterwinner and three-time team Most in 1977. 1968-71, Volleyball, Basketball) Talented Valuable Player (1982, 1983, 1984)... hitter in volleyball and a forward and center Served as a team captain in 1984...Holds Deb Sunderman (1989, 1975-79, in basketball...Team captain of both squads school record for career steals (290) and Basketball) Held record her freshman at MSU...Played in the 1971 national ranks highly in several other statistical year (1975) in shooting percentage, most volleyball tournament...Fine all-around categories, including career points (2nd; points and most rebounds...Selected athlete who could have performed in many 1,654), career field goals made (2nd; 738) captain during her sophomore year but sports in college...Was the first girl to play and career points per game (5th; 15.5). only played half the season because of organized little league baseball in the state of Minnesota in a hip injury...Graduated in 1979 with a 1961...Excellent official who has worked numerous basketball Muriel “Mello” Lundberg (1999, 1967-74, Volleyball, Bachelor’s degree in physical education... state high school events...Officiated four state high school Basketball, Track & Field) Three-sport athlete at Minnesota Won Olympic gold medal as a member of volleyball championships...Worked the 1972 national college State ...Member of the volleyball team that went 12-1 in 1971, the 1988 U.S. wheelchair basketball team...Played with the volleyball championships in Miami, Fla....A 1971 graduate of losing only to the University of Minnesota and was invited to Rolling Gophers team that has won three consecutive national MSU...At the time of induction, she was the assistant athletic the National Intercollegiate Volleyball Championship where it championships...Named Most Valuable Player of National director and volleyball coach at Hastings High School (Minn.)... went 3-3...Member of first women’s volleyball team in 1967- Tourney two consecutive years...At the time of induction, she Served as president of the Minnesota State Girls High School 68, and her teams went 41-3-1 in her four years of volleyball. held the national record for field goal percentage during the Coaches Association. tournament with 71 percent in five games. Lori (Klammer) Manecke (1999, 1978-82, Basketball, Joan Ellison (1992, 1975-79, Basketball, Softball, Vol- Golf) Four-year letterwinner in both basketball and golf... Lisa (Walters) Sukalski (1998, 1984-88, Basketball) A leyball) A four-year MSU letterwinner in volleyball (1975-79) Holds women’s basketball school record for games played two-time Kodak All-American who was named GTE/CoSIDA and three-year letterwinner in basketball (1975-78) and softball (123)...Ranks sixth all-time in career steals (204)..Member of Academic All-American of the Year in 1988...The North Central (1976-79)...A member of the 1978-79 volleyball team that the women’s golf teams that participated in the AIAW Region- Conference’s Stan Marshall Award recipient as the league’s advanced to the AIAW Regional Tournament...Selected to als in 1980 and 1981 and the AIAW Division II Nationals in outstanding female student-athlete in 1987-88...MSU’s Senior the softball all-tournament team as a first basemen in 1978... 1981 and 1982...Second Team Women’s Basketball Academic Female Athlete of the Year in 1987-88...The 1986 NCC Most Graduated from MSU with a Bachelor’s degree in physical All-American in 1982...MSU Women’s Athlete of the Year in Valuable Player...A three-time All-NCC pick...A three-time education. 1981-82. All-Region selection...She owns several school records, includ- ing most career points with 2,072 and rebounds with 1,074... Cheryl Engel (1986, 1971-74, Lynn (Peterson) Murray (1992, Owned NCC records for career points, rebounds and field goals Volleyball, Basketball, Track & Field, 1977-81, Basketball) A four-year MSU upon conclusion of her career...Ranked first on MSU’s Female Softball) Earned 12 letters at MSU — four basketball participant...At the end of her Athletes of the Century list...Played professionally in Sweden in volleyball and basketball, three in track career, set 19 career, season and game in 1988-89. and one in softball...Averaged 20 points records...Still holds MSU season records, and 10 rebounds over four seasons with all set in 1980-81, for most points (799), Mary Willerscheidt (1987, 1966- the basketball team...Played on the state best scoring average (25), most field goals 85, Track & Field, Cross Country, Bas- championship volleyball team and won the attempted (656) and most field goals made ketball, Volleyball Coach) MSU’s first MAIAW state title in discus, shotput and (318)...Holds individual game records, women’s basketball coach from 1966-85... javelin...Following her graduation in 1974, also set in 1980-81, for most points (43) Career win-loss mark of 246-158 (.609) she played on the USVBA team that earned a trip to nationals, and most field goals made (18)...Ranks in 19 seasons...Her teams produced four and a year later, earned a spot on the USA Olympic Volleyball fourth on MSU’s career scoring list with 1,518 points and was members of the now defunct Women’s squad and competed in Europe, Japan, Bulgaria and throughout named Outstanding Senior Female Athlete (1980-81)...Was Professional League...Coached teams to the U.S....Played for the Minnesota Fillies women’s professional all-regional twice (1979-80 and 1980-81) and was captain and Minnesota State championships in 1972, basketball team in 1978...Served as an assistant coach with the Most Valuable Player in 1980-81...Graduated Magnum Cum 1973 and 1975...Has also coached MSU track, cross country University of Minnesota volleyball program...Ranked third on Laude with a Bachelor’s degree in business administration and volleyball teams...Has been the president of the Minnesota MSU’s Female Athletes of the Century list. in 1981 and earned Academic All-American honors in 1979- Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (MAIAW) Dee Fairchild 80...Played for the Minnesota Fillies women’s professional and chairperson for the Southwestern Board of Officials for (1987, 1964-67, Basketball) Member of basketball team. the National Association of Girl’s and Women’s Sports...A the first women’s varsity basketball team at MSU (1966-67)... 1961 St. Catherine graduate...Holds a Master’s degree from Team went 4-1 in first year...Participated in various other Elsie (Ohm) Slinger (1994, 1979-80, Basketball) One- MSU (1966)...Served as an assistant professor of Physical sports at MSU prior to “varsity” status, including badminton, year letterwinner in basketball for MSU...Stands No. 3 on Education at MSU. volleyball and tennis...Attained a Bachelor’s degree in physical MSU’s single-season records list in field goals made (277), field education in 1967, Master’s in 1970...Coached and taught at St. goals attempted (557) and points (645) and No. 2 in rebounds Alban’s in Vermont...Was the athletic director at Johnson State (376) — all set in 1979-80...MSU’s Most Valuable Player in (Vermont)...Presently the athletic director at Grinnell College 1979-80...Earned All-State, All-Region and All-American honors (Iowa), and at the time of her hiring, was only the 20th women that year...Graduated in 1980 with a Bachelor’s degree in mass to be named athletic director among 318 NCAA Division III communications/news writing...Drafted in 1980 by New Orleans schools and the 31st of 793 colleges and universities in all of Pride...Played for Minnesota Fillies in 1981. the NCAA...Has also served as field hockey and basketball coach for Grinnell. 2006-07 Maverick Women’s Basketball 32 www.msumavericks.com