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The MINNESOTA STATE HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE The League sponsors one of the most comprehensive programs of interscholastic high school activities in the United States — activities that involved 499 member schools and about 200,000 students during the 2006-2007 school year. It is a voluntary, nonprofit, self-supporting organization made up of Minnesota senior high schools. It is administered by a small staff and a board of directors of 20 persons. The League plays a key role in nearly every nonacademic interschool contest or activity in the state. Its scope includes all boys’ and girls’ athletics, plus debate, music, one act play, speech, and visual arts. It covers not just the activities themselves, but instructional clinics and other related programs dealing with nonacademic interscholastic activities. The purpose of the League is to provide, at a statewide level, programs of varied, healthful, character-building activities within a framework of regulations and supervision that fosters good sportsmanship and fair play for every participant, regardless of the size of the school or the student's race, color, or creed. To achieve this aim, the schools democratically elect representatives who legislate standards and regulations for eligibility, participation, and supervision. Through such regulations, it encourages scholarship and leadership, safeguards the physical health and safety of participants, keeps achievement awards on a sensible basis and seeks to prevent exploitation of students by special interest groups. In short, its whole purpose and work are for the betterment and protection of youth. The school patrons in the state of Minnesota can take justifiable pride in the League. While all of the states and many Canadian provinces have similar organizations, the Minnesota organization is generally recognized as one of the best and has actually served as a model and is often called upon to help other states with their programs. In summary, the Minnesota State High School League represents excellence in purpose and performance. Photos by: Minnesota Prep Photo / www.MnPrepPhoto.com Cover Design by David Swanson Cover Photography by Minnesota Prep Photo / www.MnPrepPhoto.com 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Published by: Minnesota State High School League 2100 Freeway Boulevard Brooklyn Center, Minnesota 55430-1735 Telephone: 763-560-2262 Fax: 763-569-0499 World Wide Web: www.mshsl.org Member of National Federation of State High School Associations Editor / Writer / Records Ellen Giloy, League Assistant Director of Information Contributing Writers Steve Anderson, Amy Doherty, Jil Fiemeyer, Scott Nelson, Tom Nelson, Kristen L. Rainey, Brad Ruiter, Howard W. Voigt, Dave Wright Contributing Photographers Minnesota Prep Photo / www.MnPrepPhoto.com; Craig Sauer, Mesabi Daily News; David Swanson Design and Layout David Swanson Printing by Gopher State Litho, Minneapolis, MN Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Board of Directors, Representative Assembly, Executive Staff 4 2006-2007 State Team Champions 6 All-Time State Team Athletic Team Champions (1913-2007) 10 Adapted Bowling 24 Adapted Floor Hockey 31 Adapted Soccer 38 Adapted Softball 44 Baseball 58 Boys’ Basketball 77 Girls’ Basketball 93 Boys’ Cross Country Running 104 Girls’ Cross Country Running 112 Girls’ Competitive Dance Team 118 Debate 123 Drama - One Act Play 138 Football 154 Boys’ Golf 162 Girls’ Golf 169 Girls’ Gymnastics 177 Boys’ Hockey 194 Girls’ Hockey 203 Boys’ Lacrosse 206 Girls’ Lacrosse 209 Music 213 Boys’Alpine Skiing 218 Girls’Alpine Skiing 222 Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing 227 Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing 232 Boys’ Soccer 238 Girls’ Soccer 244 Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 254 Speech 267 Boys’ Swimming & Diving 274 Girls’ Swimming & Diving 281 Boys’Tennis 292 Girls’Tennis 302 Boys’Track & Field 313 Girls’Track & Field 323 Visual Arts Photos by: 328 Girls’Volleyball Minnesota Prep Photo / www.MnPrepPhoto.com 337 Wrestling 2 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 MSHSL Board of Directors Jaime Sherwood Todd Selk Glen Hasselberg Eric Anderson Randy Bowen Lawrence Ellis Wayzata Brainerd Staples-Motley Cambridge-Isanti Esko Fridley President Vice President Treasurer Michael Fahey Michael Hammes Brad Johnson John Klinnert Mark Kuisle Becky Leuer Jackie Magnuson Carver Mazeppa Rushford-Peterson Fergus Falls Rochester Century North Branch Rosemount Steve Niklaus Dean Ogg Mark Quinlan Dr. Polly Reikowski Gene Sullivan Darrel Ulferts Jeff Whisler Annandale Staples-Motley Centennial, Circle Pines Eagan Grey Eagle Southwest Minnesota Mahtomedi Christian, Edgerton 2006-2007 REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY DELEGATES The rulemaking body of the Minnesota State High School League CLASS A REGIONS CLASS AA REGIONS Region 1A Region 1AA 1. John Ostrowski, Athletic Director, Dover-Eyota 25. Byron Olson, Athletic Director, Lakeville North 2. Jerry Reker, Principal, Kasson-Mantorville 26. Joel Leer, Principal, Northfield 3. Dave Runningen, Coach, Houston 27. Ken Hubert, Activities Director, Faribault Region 2A Region 2AA 4. Randy Soma, Activities Director, Fairmont 28. Jeff Jeska, Activities Director, Waconia 5. Craig Morgan, Athletic Director, Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm 29. Todd Waterbury, Activities Director, Mankato East 6. Mindy Sparby, Athletic Director, New Richland-H-E-G 30. Perry Thinesen, Activities Director, Dassel-Cokato Region 3A Region 3AA 7. Bob Grey, Athletic Director, Montevideo 31. Tom Conlon, School Board, St. Paul 8. Bill Tauer, Athletic Director, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 32. Chris McDonald, Coach, Eagan 9. Steve Wiertzema, Athletic Director, Hills-Beaver Creek 33. Mike Sjoberg, Coach, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Region 4A Region 4AA 10. Mike Aurich, Athletic Director, Concordia Academy 34. Erin Herman, Assistant Principal, Hill-Murray, Maplewood 11. Brian Budish, Athletic Director, Meadow Creek Christian, Andover 35. Lee Alger, Activities Director, Tartan, Oakdale 12. Steve Eklund, School Board, Braham 36. Bob Madison, Athletic Director, Mounds View Region 5A Region 5AA 13. Rick Fischer, Athletic Director, Sauk Centre 37. Mark Sanders, Athletic Director, Minneapolis South 14. Emmett Keenan, Athletic Director, St. Cloud Cathedral 38. Adam Holm, Athletic Director, Osseo 15. Dave Schroeder, Athletic Director, Maple Lake 39. Mark Robertson, Superintendent, Fridley Region 6A Region 6AA 16. Phil Jensen, Superintendent, Hawley 40. Kurt Habeck, Coach, Eastview, Apple Valley 17. Lori Meissner, School Board, Brandon 41. Mary Haugen, Activities Director, Prior Lake 18. Tom Trisko, Principal/AD, Brandon 42. Dan Johnson, Activities Director, Hopkins Region 7A Region 7AA 19. Kathy Fredricksen, Athletic Director, Moose Lake 43. Ron Larson, Athletic Director, St. Francis 20. Willie Spelts, Athletic Director, Virginia 44. Wade Carlson, School Board, Chisago Lakes 21. Roger Koster, Athletic Director, Silver Bay 45. Joe Silko, Principal, Grand Rapids Region 8A Region 8AA 22. John Schumacher, Athletic Director, Park Rapids 46. Harvey Crable, Activities Director, Bemidji 23. Joe McArthur, School Board, Waubun 47. Lisa Johnson, Activities Director, Monticello 24. Eldon Sparby, Principal, Greenbush-Middle River 48. Mike Olson, Activities Director, Little Falls MSHSL EXECUTIVE OFFICE Executive Director . Dave Stead Associate Director . Kevin Merkle Assistant Director . Richard Matter Executive Assistant . Kristi Vesall Administrative Assistant . Amanda Johnson Accounting Assistant. Sharon Bahma Associate Director . Lisa Lissimore Officials’ Coordinator . Katie Vanderpoel Ticket Assistant . Nancy Myers Administrative Assistant . Sheila Robinson Director of Information. Howard Voigt Office Manager . Betty Emerson Associate Director. Craig Perry Assistant . Ellen Giloy Administrative Assistant. Sandra Lindsey Administrative Assistant . Ruth Atkins Assistant Director . Chris Franson Receptionist . Yvonne Walsh Associate Director. Jody Redman Web Site Coordinator . Michelle Jackson Administrative Assistant . Nancy Etter Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK 3 2006-2007 STATE TEAM CHAMPIONS BOYS’ ATHLETICS SPORT CLASS SCHOOL SECTION HEAD COACH Baseball AAA Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 3AAA Jim O’Neill AA St. Cloud Cathedral 6AA Bob Karn A Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 2A Bruce Woitas Basketball AAAA Buffalo 8AAAA Nicholas Guida AAA St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 3AAA Mike Sjoberg AA Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 4AA Matt Thuli A Ellsworth 3A Markus Okeson Cross Country Running AA Willmar 2AA Disa Daucsavage & Jerry Popp A Perham 8A Jeff Morris Football AAAAA Eden Prairie 2AAAAA Mike Grant AAAA Totino-Grace, Fridley 4AAAA Jeff Ferguson AAA Glencoe-Silver Lake 2AAA Dave Dose AA Triton, Dodge Center 2AA Don Henderson A Rushford-Peterson 1A Jim Reinhardt 9-Man Stephen-Argyle Central 9 Man Mark Kroulik Golf AA Minnetonka 6AA John Coatta A *Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl 7A Kerry Bidle Hockey AA Roseau 8AA Scott Oliver A Hermantown 7A Bruce Plante Lacrosse Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 5 Colin Mulcahy & Rob Horn Skiing (Alpine) The Blake School, Minneapolis 5 Bob Teslow Skiing (Nordic Ski Racing) Hopkins 7 Rob Fuhr & Kevin Kos Soccer AA Apple Valley 6AA Chuck Scanlon A Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 5A Dave Platt Swimming & Diving AA Burnsville 6AA Jeff Marshall A St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 1A John Barnes Tennis AA Rochester Mayo 1AA Jeff Demaray A St. Paul Academy & Summit School 1A Viet Pham Track & Field AA Mounds View 4AA Ross Fleming A Glencoe-Silver Lake 5A Hank
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  • South Dakota State University 2008 Baseball Media Guide

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    KKEVIN MMORSCHING •• 11998855--22000077 NNOO EEXXCCUUSSEESS NNOO EEXXPPLLAANNAATTIIOONNSS WWHHAATTEEVVEERR IITT TTAAKKEESS TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA INFORMATION 2008 PREVIEW Quick Facts 2 2008 Season Preview 44-46 Roster 3 Radio/TV Chart 4 Schedule/Travel Plans 5 Erv Huether Field 6 Media Information 7 Jackrabbit Baseball Radio Network/Media Outlets 8 2008 PREVIEW 2008 OPPONENTS THIS IS SOUTH DAKOTA STATE The Summit League 48-51 This Is South Dakota State University 10-12 Non-Conference Opponents 52-55 Series vs. 2008 Opponents 56-58 Composite Schedule 59-60 2008 OPPONENTS THIS IS SDSU 2007 IN REVIEW COACHING STAFF Season Recap 62-64 Head Coach Reggie Christiansen 14-15 Game Results 65 Pitching Coach Aaron Swick/ Season Statistics 66 Infield Coach Ritchie Price 16 Game-By-Game Batting 67 Student Assistant Jake Angier/ Game-By-Game Pitching 68 Support Staff 17 Superlatives 69 2007 IN REVIEW Strength & Conditioning Coach Nathan Moe 18 Miscellaneous Statistics 70 COACHING STAFF Departed Seniors 71-72 2008 JACKRABBITS HISTORY Nick Adams 20 Matt Baerlocher 21 All-Time Coaching Records 74 Tyson Fisher 22 Series Records 75 Tim Hanigan 23 Yearly Scores 76-85 Isaac Johnson 24 Yearly Hitting & Fielding 86 2007 JACKRABBITS Christian Larson 25 Yearly Pitching 87 Tony Martin 26 Yearly Leaders 88-91 HISTORY Korby Mintken 27 Jackrabbits Drafted 92 Justin Morar 28 Record Book 93-96 Kirby Morsching 29 Team Records 97 Craig Parry 30 Player Honors 98-99 Mike Robinson 31 Jackrabbit All-Americans 100-102 Caleb Thielbar 32 Triple Century Club 103-105 Matt Zabel 33 Letterwinners 106-107 Jesse Ayala/Robert Butler 34 Vision/Mission/Values 108 Erik DeJong/Jared Donahue 35 The 2008 South Dakota State Univeristy Baseball Media Guide is a Max Fenske/Jared Koch 36 product of the SDSU Athletic Department and the Jackrabbit Sports Blaine Linster/Alex Niemann 37 Information Service, Jason Hove, Director.