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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA MEN'S ATHLETICS 1992-93 All-Sports Report :~en's Intercollegiate Athletics turned in 10-meter platform diving national title and Martin another outstanding year in 1992-93 with Eriksson won the NCAA indoor pole vault crown. ' individual student-athletes and athletic teams achieving exceptional success in the classroom and Minnesota athletes also achieved well in the class­ in the athletic arena. mom. Fourteen Golden Gopher swimmers and divers were named to the 1992-93 Academic All-Big Ten team. Three teams won conference championships. The ten­ There were 10 in track and field, eight in football, seven nis and baseball (tournament) squads won Big Ten in baseball, four in hockey, four in golf, three in gymnas­ crowns, while the hockey team captured the WCHA tics, two in cross country and basketball and one in ten­ Tournament. Gaining seconds were gymna.".ltics and nis. The total of 55 honorees is a new U of M record. In swimming and diving. Golf was third, track and field addition to being honored as the Academic All-American third outdoors and fourth indoors, wrestling fourth and of the Year, Roethlisbergcr was joined by Eriksson on the basketball fifth. Only two Golden Gopher teams, cross GTE Academic All-America Men's At-Large First Team. country and football, failed to finish in the Big Ten's first High jumper Matt Burns was named to the GTE division. Academic All-America At-Large Third Team, and Darren Schwankl was honored on the GTE Academic Winning team championships were Coach Doug All-America Baseball Third Team. Jeff Rosga and Lance Woog's hockey team in the Western Collegiate Hockey Wolkow were also selected to the GTE Academic Association and Coach David Gaetz' tennis team in the District V Football Team. Big Ten Conference. And, while several University of Minnesota teams fmished in the money in their respec­ Although the Big Ten Conference no longer awards an tive NCAA post-season tournaments. it was Coach Clem annual overall championship, UNOFFICIAL standings Haskins' basketball team that may have pulled off the show that the University of Minnesota would have been greatest coup of the year. second had such statistics been compiled. It would have been the 15th consecutive year that the Golden Gophers Shunned by the NCAA, the Golden Gopher cagers had achieved success at a pace good enough to place were selected instead to play in the National Invitation them among the league's top three. Tournament. Play they did. Minnesota shot past five straight opponents, the final two in New York City's Winning starts at the top. For that reason, when acco­ Madison Square Garden, to capture the Maroon & Gold's lades for success achieved by student-athletes during the first-ever NIT championship. 1992-93 season are being distributed, a lion's (or Golden Gophers') share goes to second-year Men's Director of There were individual award winners on a national Athletics, Dr. McKinley Boston. During Boston's two­ level as welL Topping the list would be NCAA all­ year reign, Minnesota has won seven conference titles, around champion John Roethlisberger, who won the 39 All-America ceniticates, 101 Academic All-Big Ten 1993 Nissen Award, presented annually to the nation's awards and that prestigious national championship in number one gymnast. The 1992 U.S. Olympian was also basketball (NIT). named the Big Ten Conference Jesse Owens Male Athlete of the Year and the GTE Academic All-American of the Year. In addition, P.J. Bogan captured the NCAA SCHOLAR ATHLETES During t.qe 1992·-93 academic school year 115 student-athletes were honored as University of Minnesota Scholar-Athletes. This award is in recognition of academic achievement while participating in intercollegiate athletics at the University of Minnesota. This years total for men's student athletes honored was the highest since the inception of the Scholar-Athlete award in 1989"-90. ',-", Name Sport College Name Sport Coll~tl Anderson, Roger T emus. Institute of Technology Lillehei. Peter Swimming Institute of Technology Anderson, Scott Wrestling College of Liberal Art~ LiSanti. Daniel Football Institute ofTichnology "' Barber, Aaron Golf Institute of Technology Max, Jason Track and Field CSOM· Bender, Tony Baseball College of Education McAlpine, Michael Hockey College of Liberal Arts Bertogliat, Jesse Hockey College of Liberal Arts McCarthy, Shane Baseball College of Liberal Arts Boelk,Alan Swimming College of Liberal Arts McClintock, Kenneth Football C.Jllli.~PlfEducation Bonin, Brian Hockey Institute of Technology McHugh, Justin Hockey CpUege of Liberal Arts Boon. Jason Track/CC institute of Technology McKee, Michael Golf CSOM Bosin, Matthew Swimming Institute of Technology McLaughlin, Chris Hockey . IrujtiU,te ~f Technology Brooks, Gann Football General College Mensink. Brian Baseball · C()lleg~ o'f Liberal Arts Bums, Matthew Tr<!ck and Field lnstitute ofTeclmology Meyer, Nicholas Hockey Cotlege .Of Bio.Sciences Callinan, Jeffrey Hockey College of Liberal Arts Michalek, Paul Track/CC General College Carlisle, Christopher Swimming CSOM Milkowski. Douglas Track/CC Coll~ge of Agriculture Carlson. Carl Wrestling College of Liberal Art~ Minor, Tyrone Track and Field Coflege of Liberal Arts Carlson, Jesse Hockey College of LiberaJ Arts Moeller, Frederick Gymnastics Institute of Technology Chalberg, Michael Football College of Liberal Arts Moen, Jeffrey Hockey College of Liberal Arts Cole. Jason Track and Field College of Liberal Arts Morrison, Brian Swimming Institute of Technology Conzemius, Justin Football College of Agriculture Moseley, Kevin Track and Field Institute of Technology De Vine, Mark Track and Field General College Murdock. Mark Track a.'ld Field College of Liberal Arts Doerr, Mischel Softball University College Narveson, Mark Track/CC .. Univeu;ity. College Domer, Paul Swinuning Institute of Technology Nielsen. Jeffrey Hockey College ofUberal Atts Douglas, Omar FB{frack and Field College of Liberal Arts Nzigama.~abo, Ernest Ba.~ketball Collegj!,ofLiberal Arts Ehrich, Shawn Football College of Liberal Arts Oster, Michael Baseball University College Ellingson, William Baseball College of Liberal Arts Otterson, Robert Golf Colleg~'6f Liberal Arts Ergenekan, Can Swimming College of Liberal Arts Paulson, Brandon Wrestling Generai College Eriksson. Martin Track and Field Institute of Technology Peck. Brian Hockey CSOM' Erpelding, Chad Diving College of Liberal Arts Pihlstrom, Daniel Track/CC College of Liberal Arts Fischer, Travis Swirruning College of Liberal Arts Rall1e, Jason Track/CC .College! of Education Flaherty, Bradley Wrrcstling College of Liberal Arts Rieke, Stuart Swimming ..qo)Jege of Liberal Arts Fowlkes, Christopher Football College of Liberal Arts Roethlisberger. John Gymnastics CSJ?M, . Gonzales. Mark Track/CC College of Liberal Arts Roland, Jason Baseball Imt,itute ofTechnology Grand. Richard Golf CSOM Rosga, Jeffrey Football CSOM Grim, David Basketball College of Liberal Arts Savitt. Daniel Track and Field Iruitimie of Technology Haas, John Swinuning College of Liberal Arts Schmidt. Clint Football College of Liberal Art~ Halverson. Mark Golf College of Liberal Arts Schmitt. Jason Track and Field College of Liberal Arts Hanson, Mark Golf College of Liberal Arts Schoknecht, Michael Swimming Instil'.!!~ of Techilology Haseman, Eric Swinuning Institute of 7echnology Schwankl, Darten Baseball Institute of Technology Haun, Burton Gymnastics College of Liberal Arts Sime, Michael Swimming College of Liberal Arts Hendrickson, Darby Hockey General College Staats, Joel Football CSOM Heydanek, Darten Swimming College of Liberal Arts Stein, Troy Baseball College of Liberal Arts Hiestand. Peter F=tbaU College of Liberal Arts Stelljes, Matthew Hockey College of Liberal Arts Hinchcliffe, Michael Swimming College of Liberal Arts Stevens, Martin Track/CC Institute of Technology Holtz, Jamil Football College of Liberal Arts Sudoh, Kenji Swimming College of Liberal Arts Hopewell, Paul Football College of Liberal Arts Tallman, James Football Institute of Technology Janquart, Neal Track/CC College of Liberal Arts Tangen, Mark Football General College Jesewitz, Todd Football College of Liberal Arts Trebil, Daniel Hockey Institute of Technology KaJar, Matk Track/CC College of Liberal Arts Tveter. Rachelle Softball College of Liberal Arts Kamnann, Jason Baseball College of Liberal Ans V andersall, Mark Baseball CSOM Kelly, Adam Football College of Liberal Arts Weaver, Andrew Gymnastics General College Kelly, Jonathan Golf College of Liberal Arts Weiss, Lezlie Softball College of Liberal Arts Klapperich, Todd Track/CC College of Liberal Arts Williarns. Smtt Football College of Liberal Arts Koelfgen. Scou Football College of Liberal Arts Wold. Melissa Softball College of Liberal Arts Kroma, Aaron Swimming College of Liberal Arts Wolkow, Lance Football CSOM Kurtz, Andrew Swimming Institute of Technology Woog, Daniel Hockey College of Liberal Arts Kurus. Michael Football College of Liberal Arts Zeruhn, Bernd Swimming College of Liberal Arts Langford, Benjamin Football General College Zwakman, Gregory Hockey College of Liberal Art~ Lav.'!ence, Andrew Football Institute of Technology Lewis, Robert Football CSOM Ligtenbcrg, Kerry Baseball Institute of Technology ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN (55) total of·SS:.'Qolden.Gopher student-athletes were hon­ Jeff Rosga, Lance Wolkow; Golf (4)- Rich Grand, Mark ored during the 1992-93 academic year on the Hanson, Jonathon Kelly, Jeff Nielsen; Gymnastics (3) - Bo A·- ~... Academ~c;.,.~)l-Big Ten teams .. Head Coach Dennis

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