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2005-06 Directory...... 1 Team Athletic Honors...... 2 Individual Athletic Honors...... 3 Individual Academic Honors...... 4 Sportspeople of the Year...... 5 Hall of Fame Inductees...... 6-7 Redsten Service Award...... 8 BASEBALL Season Review...... 9 Team Roster / Team Honors...... 10 Individual Honors / Special Team Awards...... 11 Statistics...... 12-13 Season Results...... 13-14

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Season Review / Team Roster...... 15 Individual Honors / Special Team Awards / Team Honors...... 16 Statistics...... 17 Season Results...... 18

MEN’S BASKETBALL Season Review / Team Roster...... 19 Individual Honors / Special Team Awards / Team Honors...... 20 Statistics...... 21 Season Results...... 22

GOLF Season Review / Team Roster...... 26 Individual Honors / Special Team Awards / Team Honors...... 27 Season Results...... 28

SOCCER Season Review / Team Roster...... 29 Individual Honors / Special Team Awards / Team Honors...... 30 Season Results...... 31

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Season Review / Team Roster...... 33 Individual Honors / Special Team Awards / Team Honors...... 34 Statistics...... 35 Season Results...... 36 Visit us online at: matcmadison.edu/athletics

1 2005-06 DIRECTORY

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STAFF & D ISTRICT BOAR D President Director of Athletics Dr. Bettsey Barhorst Steve Hauser Vice President of Learner Success Sports Information Director Debra Derr Jason Verhelst District Board Members Administrative Assistants John H. Ashley Lori Allen, Kris Mills Jon R. Bales Recruiting Coordinator Carousel Andrea Bayrd Kris Mills Janice K. Bultema James A. Cavanaugh Trainer, PT/ATC Robert W. Elkins Mike Van Veghel Gerald R. McGowan Vera M. Riley Carolyn S. Stoner

2 0 0 5 - 0 6 COACHES Baseball Golf Mike Davenport Head Coach Jim Thomas Head Coach C.J. Thieleke Assistant Coach Lyle Hanson Baseball Coordinator Soccer Gary Breneman Manager Jeff Richardson Head Coach Larry Freidig Assistant Coach Women’s Basketball Scott Dieckhoff Manager Steve Bentin Head Coach Stacy Williams Assistant Coach Women’s Volleyball Tiffany Welsh Assistant Coach Toby Parker Head Coach Vivian Keith/Kristina Ellis Manager Jessica Seeliger Manager Kris Mills Coordinator

Men’s Basketball Scot Vesterdahl Head Coach Ben Scheffler Associate Head Coach Justin Litscher Assistant Coach Gary Breneman Manager Kris Mills Coordinator

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Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC)

Baseball - First Place Men’s Basketball - Second Place Women’s Basketball - First Place Golf - First Place Soccer - First Place Women’s Volleyball - Second Place

Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA)

Baseball - First Place Men’s Basketball - First Place Women’s Basketball - First Place Golf - First Place Soccer - Lost in Semifinals Women’s Volleyball - Third Place

National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA Region XIII)

Baseball - Second Place Men’s Basketball - Lost in Semifinals Women’s Basketball - First Place Golf - Third Place Soccer - First Place Women’s Volleyball - Third Place

National Junior College Athletic Association (National Finishes)

Women’s Basketball - Third Place Golf Individual Finishers???

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IN D IVI d u AL ATHLETIC HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (All-Conference) Baseball Golf Johann Andes, Kyle Frank, Ben Long, Eric Isberner, Seth Johnson, Ben Steeger, Lewis Taylor Dean Mlachnik, Blaine Rutledge, Jacob Spaeth Soccer Men’s Basketball Grant Fischer, Nathan Haville, Chris Huemmer, Chad Kubly, Fernando Jones, Danny Armelin (First Team), Justin Hustad (Second Team) Jared Kuehl, Sam Marlette, Bryan Ross

Women’s Basketball Women’s Volleyball Lauren Lanza, Erin Voelker Kristin Brochtrup, Kelly McCarthy, Carina Saunders

Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (All-State) Men’s Basketball Soccer Danny Armelin, Justin Hustad, Scott Gibbons Sam Marlette, Bryan Ross

Women’s Basketball Women’s Volleyball Lauren Lanza, Erin Voelker Kristin Brochtrup

Golf Shane Bacher, Eric Isberner, Lewis Taylor

National Junior College Athletic Association (All-Region) Baseball Soccer Stephen Gilgenbach, Ben Long, Blaine Rutledge Grant Fischer, Nathan Haville, Chris Huemmer, Chad Kubly, Fernando Jones, Jared Kuehl, Sam Marlette, Bryan Ross Men’s Basketball Danny Armelin Women’s Volleyball Kristin Brochtrup, Kelly McCarthy Women’s Basketball Erin Voelker

Golf Shane Bacher, Eric Isberner, Lewis Taylor

National Junior College Athletic Association (All-National Tournament) Women’s Basketball Lauren Lanza

National Junior College Athletic Association (All-American) Women’s basketball Baseball Erin Voelker (First Team) Blaine Rutledge (Second Team)

Soccer Sam Marlette (Second Team)

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IN D IVI d u AL ACA D EMIC HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (All-ACADEMIC) Awarded to student-athletes who achieve a GPA of 3.0 or above with a minimum of 12 credits passed in the previous semester. Kristin Brotchrup Missie Karls Erin Spitzer Jennifer Butler Cory Kirk Brian Walsh Jerrica Eager Brian Kohlman Kyle Frank Brad Lusti Brian Fuecht Daniel Nelson Stephen Gilgenbach Cassandra Paulsen Eric Isberner Kara Schrandt Cody Jones Stacy Schrandt

Wisconsin Technical College Conference (DISTINGUISHED All-ACADEMIC) Awarded to student-athletes who achieve a GPA of 3.5 or above with a minimum of 12 credits passed in the previous semester. Joshua Baysinger Matt Weldon Erin Blasco Rena Gross Justin Hustad Chad Kubly Sam Marlette Carina Saunders Tim Shafel Lewis Taylor Tricia Walker

WISCONSIN JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (All-ACADEMIC) Awarded to second-year student-athletes completing at least three semesters with a 3.25 cumulative GPA or higher. Distinguished award winners achieved a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher. Joshua Baysinger* Lewis Taylor* Erin Blasco* Tricia Walker Rena Gross* Justin Hustad* *WJCAA Distinguished All-Academic Chad Kubly* Sam Marlette* Kellly McCarthy Daniel Nelson

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2 0 0 6 SPORTSPERSONS OF THE YEAR

Sam Marlette Lauren Lanza Men’s Soccer Women’s Basketball

Sam Marlette is a student-athlete who leads by example on the field, in the classroom Lauren Lanza is a talented student-athlete who has accomplished a tremendous amount and in the community. On the soccer field, he challenged himself to be the best he could in her two years at MATC. The way she has carried herself on and off the court speaks be and encouraged his teammates to follow his lead. Off the field, in his two years at volumes of the person she is and the person she will become. Student-athletes who MATC, he applied that same relentless dedication toward his studies and his community. truly make their teammates better only come along every so often. So, when someone Sam continually set lofty goals for himself and exceeded them. comes along who truly puts the team first and is completely unselfish in her approach, you must stand up and take notice. Following his first season at MATC, the defenseman from Sauk Prairie, WI, was named team captain. Leading the way, he took it upon himself to organize the team’s In her freshman season, this student-athlete was thrust into a full-time starting role fundraising efforts run through the MATC concession stand. Throughout the summer when a second year point guard was injured. With confidence, poise, and unselfishness, he scheduled workers and made sure their commitments were followed through on. In she didn’t miss a beat, starting in 29 of 30 games. She continually improved and did addition to his fundraising efforts, the second year soccer captain also involved himself what her team needed her to do. She not only led the team in assists, with the tenth in MATC’s Heart-to-Heart program making four separate visits to the UW-Children’s highest season total in school history, but contributed by leading the team in steals, Hospital to interact with young patients. He continued to visit the hospital even after free throw percentage and three-point percentage while averaging almost 8 points the soccer season had ended as he enjoyed being with the children, trying to raise per game. Her free throw percentage of 82.7% ranks as the top season free-throw their spirits. percentage in school history. For her outstanding play, she received all-state honors and her team earned a fourth place national finish. Back on the field for his second season, he proceeded to raise his game to new heights. His season total of one goal and two assists don’t necessarily stand out on the stats After a great first season, the 5-9 point guard from Wauwatosa High School knew she page but, as a defenseman, he was more concerned with stopping the opposition would be expected to continue to lead her team this year… and that she did. With from scoring. As the last line of defense before the goalie, he played an unsung her great court vision, hustle, knack for scoring and fierce defense, she contributed in role and played it well. For him, the glory was not in his own stats, but in the stats all areas, guiding the program to its third national tournament appearance in the last of his opponents. To that end, he was very successful, helping the team post seven four years. In three games at nationals, she scored 44 points, grabbed 16 rebounds, shutouts throughout the season. His exceptional play was widely recognized and he dished out 16 assists and had 8 steals; earning her all-tournament honors and, most was awarded all-conference, all-state, all-region, and second team All-American honors, importantly, helping her team earn a national third place finish. This season, Lauren becoming only the fourth soccer player in school history to earn All-American honors. again led the team in three-point percentage and assists with 202, which ranks her seventh all-time for season assists. She, once again, displayed her versatility as she As his coach will tell you, these awards are a direct product of Sam’s work ethic and ranked in the top-four in six other statistical categories. A member of two national passion for the game of soccer. In the classroom, Sam displayed the same work ethic as tournament teams, she received conference, state, and national all-tournament honors he is one of seven student-athletes earning distinguished academic all-conference and for her play at point guard. all-state honors here tonight. Additionally, Sam will be recognized as a NJCAA Academic All-American in June of this year. Off the court, Lauren displays the same great leadership qualities. This season, she served as the voice of the athletic department as a student representative on the MATC “This kid is the whole package,” commented current soccer head coach Jeff Richardson. Student Activities Board. She also works in the athletic office where she is always eager “He has the leadership qualities, the work ethic and all the intangibles. He’s very close to lend a hand and contribute in any way possible. to his family and that reflects in the caring person he is. There is a positive purpose behind everything Sam does, and he’s the type of guy who will succeed in whatever “Lauren is everything you could ask for as a player and a person,” commented head he chooses.” coach Steve Bentin. “She is definitely a role model and someone that you want to build your team around.”

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Larry Green Wrestling (1992-94)

Larry was a three-sport letter winner at Darlington High School, who excelled in wrestling. He earned back-to-back conference wrestling titles his junior and senior seasons. At the Wisconsin state championship, he placed third his junior year and claimed the state title at 171 lbs. in his senior season. During that 1990-91 season, he earned several team honors as well, being named team captain, team MVP and earning the Mr. Dedication award.

In the fall of 1991, Larry enrolled at MATC displaying the same dedication and talent he showed at Darlington High School. In his first season at MATC, Green posted a team best 8-3 record competing at the 167-177 weight classes. Larry also led the team in total takedowns and was second on the team in total points despite only wrestling in eleven matches.

In his second year at MATC, the team captain excelled as he won three tournaments and was named most outstanding wrestler in two of them. Wrestling at 167 pounds, Larry led the team in takedowns and recorded 112 team points while posting an impressive, team best, 27-6 record. Larry was one of three wrestlers who qualified for the national championship that season. At the national championship, Larry helped his team to a school record eleventh place national finish.

Larry’s hard work and determination on the mat also transferred over to the classroom as he was named academic all-state in his second year at MATC. In the spring of 1994, Larry graduated from MATC with a degree in Small Business Operations.

With a business background and a love of sports, he currently works for RBS Activewear, as the school sales manager who outfits youth, high school and collegiate sports teams. His enthusiasm and drive to teach younger athletes the importance of hard work and dedication led him into coaching. Larry currently serves as the defensive coordinator for the Pecatonica-Argyle football team and is also a junior high wrestling coach at the school. This past season, he was named district assistant football coach-of-the-year by the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association for the second time during his tenure. In addition to his high school coaching, he also continues to volunteer coach for the Blanchardville Park and Recreation Department.

“As a coach and a teacher you hope to have a whole team or class of Larry Green’s”, said former MATC Wrestling coach and Physical Education instructor, Denny Hoeser.

Larry currently lives in Blanchardville with his wife Teri, who he met through the MATC Athletic Department. They have three children, Tiffani, Logan and Tessa.

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Chris Kilen Baseball (1993-95)

Chris was born in Portsmouth, Virgina and moved to Janesville when he was young. He attended Janesville Parker High School and was a talented two-year letterwinner in baseball. In a steller high school senior season, the lefthander recorded the second most wins in school history and became the school’s all- time career strikeout leader. Chris was named team MVP and earned first team all-state honors as he posted six shutouts and pitched a perfect game. With a tremendous high school career behind him, he was drafted by the Minnesota Twins.

With high expectations, he enrolled at MATC to play baseball in the fall of 1993. In his first season at MATC, he not only met those expectations, he exceeded them. The lefthander had a school record eleven wins as he recorded 85 strikeouts in 74 innings pitched. Chris crafted an impressive 1.34 ERA to go with his undefeated 11-0 record. In the field, he made an impact as well, hitting .328 and leading the team in hits and runs scored. Chris was named all-conference, all-state and all-region for his outstanding play. His efforts led MATC Baseball to their first ever NJCAA Region XIII title and their first trip to the NJCAA Division III World Series. The team placed third in the nation and Kilen was voted team MVP.

In his sophomore season, the pre-season all-American started strong but arm problems cut short his season. He finished with a 2-0 record and a 1.38 ERA. The team went on to win a record 41 games and claimed the schools first ever national championship. Chris received the Doug Redsten Memorial Award that season for his outstanding leadership.

“If I had to choose one player who was the catalyst for MATC Baseball’s rise to national prominence, Chris Kilen would be that player,” commented former head baseball coach, Leo Kalinowski. “His mentality and attitude guided the program to the next level.”

Chris finished his career as the winningest pitcher in school history with a flawless 13-0 record, a staggering 1.35 ERA and an incredible 102 total strikeouts. His achievements still rank him among the top five in five season and career statistical categories.

In December of 1995, Chris graduated from MATC with an associate’s degree. He signed with NCAA Division I Northeast Louisiana State becoming the first MATC student-athlete in any sport to sign with a Division I University. At Northeast Louisiana State, he played alongside current Milwaukee Brewers ace, Ben Sheets. As a first year pitcher, Chris started the season with a 4-0 record until he suffered a career ending elbow injury. With baseball behind him, he earned his bachelors degree in Health & Human Performance in the spring of 1998.

In the fall of 2005, Chris took over as the Athletic Director at Waukesha County Technical College. He currently lives in Milton with his wife Kristina and their son Gavin.

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Denise (Brattlie) Stenklyft Women’s Basketball & Volleyball (1994-96), Women’s Volleyball Coach (1999, 2001-02), Women’s Basketball Coach (2001-03)

Denise grew up in Cambridge and was a standout two-sport athlete for Cambridge High School. She was a three-time first team all-conference selection in both basketball and volleyball. In the fall of 1994, Denise started at MATC and played on the volleyball team. In her first season, she led the team in kills and was second in both blocks and digs. For her play she received numerous awards including team MVP, all-state and all-region honors while helping her team to a 16-game regular season win streak.

After a successful fall volleyball season, Denise made the transition to basketball with the persuasion of head basketball coach, Kris Quinlan. The 5’10” forward made an immediate impact as she averaged more than 16 points per game, pouring in 36 points in a state semifinal win. Her play helped the team to a 19-8 overall record and a second consecutive conference title. Denise received most valuable player honors and the defensive player award that season.

In her second year at MATC, she picked up where she left off. Denise once again led the volleyball team in kills and posted the team’s highest serving percentage. She also placed second in three other statistical categories, leading her volleyball coach to remark, “Denise is the most talented all-around player we have.” This all-around player and team captain was selected all-conference, all-region and team MVP for the second straight season as she contributed to the volleyball team’s first state title in five seasons.

With a successful volleyball career behind her, Denise started the 1995-96 basketball season focused and ready to help her team win. And that she did… Denise led the team in scoring for a second straight season as she averaged 21.2 points per game as her team tore through the regular season, gaining national attention. The team went 24-4 winning conference and state titles. Denise’s 573 points placed her second on the MATC all-time season scoring list and she contributed in other areas as well, as she was second on the team in rebounding and steals. Due to her outstanding season, Denise earned all- conference player-of-the-year, all-state, all-region and second team All-American honors. She became the first basketball player, men’s or women’s, in MATC history to earn All-American honors. At the time, she was also only the second female athlete in school history to receive all-american honors.

“Denise did everything she was asked and more for our basketball team,” said Kris Mills, her former basketball coach and current co-worker in the Fitness Center. “She has always been a great leader, caring person and was an absolute joy to coach… and now is a joy to work with everyday.”

In 1997, Denise graduated with an Administrative Assistant degree; however she was not done making her mark on MATC Athletics. She served two years as a women’s basketball assistant and assistant volleyball coach before taking over as head coach of the women’s basketball team part way through the 2001- 2002 season. In her first full season as head women’s basketball coach, with her brother Dan as an assistant coach, she guided the MATC women to their first region title in school history. Her team advanced to nationals and finished second, the highest national finish in school history. Her 24-6 team received the national sportsmanship award while she received all-region coach-of-the-year and Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association coach-of-the-year honors.

Denise currently works full-time in the MATC Fitness Center as a Fitness Center Assistant. She and her husband, Ben and daughter, Taylor, live in Cambridge and are expecting their second child in September. 89 REDSTEN AWARD

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Jeff Rice Doug Redsten Memorial Service Award

Similar to the late Doug Redsten, this individual has always been a strong supporter of MATC Athletics and their student-athletes and coaches. Since enrolling at MATC in the fall of 1989, his love for the school and the student-athletes that represent it are on display anytime you talk to him or listen to him at a home MATC basketball game. Every time he steps up to the microphone with script in hand (always with script in hand) he does his job with a passion. Since he started announcing basketball games back in the early 90’s, he has enhanced the experience for parents, coaches, student-athletes and fans.

Jeff, or “Ricer” as he is called, has been the voice of MATC Athletics for the past decade. Countless parents, coaches, student-athletes and fans throughout the years have appreciated the enthusiasm he brings to his job. From the starting lineups where you can hear his booming voice say “and in the middle”… to halftime where his outgoing personality allows him to talk to anyone, including young children asking him for a piece of gum… to after the game, where he is ready to lend-a-hand picking up. His willingness to help and his sociable personality is always on display. This season at the NJCAA Region XIII Men’s Basketball Tournament hosted by MATC, Rochester Community and Technical College had an autistic manager named Robbie. Robbie wanted to throw the ball to the referee to start the game so Ricer made arrangements to make this happen. This simple gesture not only made Robbie’s day but his parents, watching from the stands, as well. Robbie’s parents wrote a heartfelt letter to our president, Dr. Bettsey Barhorst, explaining the wonderful gesture and complimenting him for his compas- sion.”

When he is not introducing the starting lineups or calling the game, Ricer works as a special education teacher in the Madison Metropolitan School District and also helps announce sporting events at his alma mater, McFarland High School.

“Jeff has been a part of the MATC Athletic family for over a decade,” said Athletic Director Steve Hauser. “As an announcer he helps provide a great environment for our student-athletes, coaches and fans. As a person he shows a care, concern and enthusiasm that is contagious.”

Those who work with him at the scorers table can always count on Ricer to have something creative or witty to say. This carefree attitude is what makes him who he is… and that is, hopefully, the voice of the WolfPack for decades to come.

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SEASON REVIEW

FRONT ROW (L-R): Gary “Big Dog” Breneman, Brandon Duffy, Michael Peña, Jacob Spaeth, Ron Lindahl, Michael Kuhn, Brody Wachter, Mike Van Veghel (Trainer) MIDDLE ROW (KNEELING - L-R): Steve Gilgenbach, Paul Patten, Brian Feucht, Johann Andes, Paul Lennart, Blaine Rutledge, Matt Lenski, Ben Derouin, Dean Mlachnik, Dan Nelson, Brandon Lamarche, Brad Lusti Jr. BACK ROW (L-R): C.J. Thieleke (Assistant Coach), Brett Scarpetta, Ryan Kussmaul, Matt Weldon, Craig Meier, Ben Long, Trevor Coogan, Andy Fitzgerald, Steve Hedgepath, Brad Frank, Nathan Kafka, Kyle Frank, Zach Weber, Mike Davenport (Head Coach)

After reaching the NJCAA Division II World Series last season for the first time in school history and placing eighth in the country, there were high hopes abound for this year’s team. The 2006 team, comprised of 11 returning players, experienced great success over the regular season as the program captured its fifteenth straight conference title and won sixteen straight games during the month of April. In post-season play, MATC battled its way to the championship game of the NJCAA Region XIII tournament by winning four straight tournament games before falling to Miles Community College in the title game to finish the season second in the region. The WolfPack started the season by going 4-10-2 against tremendous competition in Arizona and Illinois, but were virtually unstoppable when they returned home, winning 23 of the next 26 games from April 1 - April 25.

MATC Baseball claimed their fifteenth consecutive conference title by going 11-1 in Wisconsin Technical College Conference play and outscoring their opponents, 108 to 24. MATC has been so dominant in conference play that their April 8th loss at Milwaukee Area Technical College was the program’s first in nearly six years, dating back to the 2000 season. Among many regular season highlights, MATC pitching combined to one-hit Rock Valley College through two games at Robin Roberts Field on April 20th. Stephen Gilgenbach threw a no-hitter in game two of the doubleheader, and before that, Brett Scarpetta held the Golden Eagles hitless until a fifth inning single ended his no-hit bid. Three days later, MATC’s offense exploded for 22 runs in a convincing win over Ashford University JV. Michael Kuhn recorded four hits and four RBIs, Paul Lennart and Matthew Lenski drove in three runs apiece in the rout. Additional regular season highlights came on back-to- back wins on April 5th and 6th when Johann Andes posted 5 RBIs in both games, and the WolfPack’s 2-0 victory over then-ranked No. 8 Elgin Community College on May 4th. MATC then closed out the regular season with an impressive 11-1 win over NJCAA Division I opponent Kishwaukee College. After finishing the regular season with a 31-21-2 record, MATC opened the NJCAA Region XIII Tournament in Bismarck, ND, with a 7-8 loss to Williston State College. The WolfPack then won their next three games, but faced a tall task in having to defeat Miles Community College twice in a row on the final day of the tournament to clinch a spot in the NJCAA District Title Series. The WolfPack gave themselves a chance to do just that by topping the Pioneers, 3-1, behind a brilliant complete-game performance from Brett Scarpetta in which he struck out nine and allowed only three hits. The win forced a championship game between the two teams directly thereafter. In the deciding game, their sixth game of the tournament, MATC could not get anything going offensively in a 1-7 loss, as the Pioneers sent the WolfPack home early for the third time in the last four years. Stephen Gilgenbach, Ben Long and Blaine Rutledge were each named to the all-region tournament team for their efforts. Gilgenbach struck out nine batters over six innings pitched in MATC’s win over Williston State College on day two of the tournament, while Long collected six hits, eight RBIs and scored five runs during the tournament. Blaine Rutledge, who led the WolfPack in numerous offensive categories throughout the season, went 12-for-23 over five tournament games with eight runs scored and a team-high nine RBIs.

MATC finished the season with an impressive overall record of 35-23-2. Blaine Rutledge was named all-district and became the thirteenth MATC baseball player to be named NJCAA Division II All-American (second team), and the third in the last three years. Rutledge now ranks in the top-10 in 13 different stat categories. 1011 BASEBALL

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2 0 0 6 WOLFPACK ROSTER NO NAME POS B/T HT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) 1 Jacob Spaeth OF L/R 5-8 1st Slinger, WI (Slinger H.S.) 2 Ron Lindahl OF L/L 5-9 2nd Roselle, IL (Lake Park H.S.) 3 Michael Pena SS R/R 5-11 1st Racine, WI (Washington Park H.S.) 4 Dan Nelson OF R/R 6-1 2nd Rhinelander, WI (Rhinelander H.S.) 5 Brad Lusti Jr. P R/R 6-1 1st Menahga, MN (Menahga H.S.) 6 Blaine Rutledge 3B/SS/2B L/R 6-0 2nd Chaska, MN (Chaska H.S.) 7 Nathan Kafka P R/R 6-0 1st Denmark, WI (Denmark H.S.) 8 Ben Derouin C R/R 6-1 1st Franklin, WI (Wisconsin Lutheran H.S.) 9 Matthew Lenski C/OF L/R 6-0 1st Milwaukee, WI (Marquette H.S.) 10 Johann Andes 1B/OF/P L/L 5-11 1st Racine, WI (Washington Park H.S.) 11 Steve Hedgepath P R/R 6-1 1st Sauk City, WI (Sauk Prairie H.S.) 12 Trevor Coogan OF R/R 6-4 2nd Monona, WI (Monona Grove) 15 Kyle Frank P R/R 6-3 1st Deforest, WI (DeForest H.S.) 16 Craig Meier P R/R 6-2 1st Verona, WI (Edgewood H.S.) 17 Brandon Duffy P R/R 6-0 2nd El Paso, IL (El Paso H.S.) 18 Matthew Weldon P R/R 6-2 1st Hinsdale, IL (Hinsdale Central H.S.) 19 Paul Lennart SS/3B R/R 6-1 2nd Greenfield, WI (Greenfield H.S.) 20 Dean Mlachnik 2B L/R 5-11 1st Waukesha, WI (Catholic Memorial H.S.) 21 Brody Wachter OF R/R 6-1 2nd Oregon, WI (Oregon H.S) 22 Brett Scarpetta P R/R 6-3 2nd Rockton, IL (Hononegah H.S.) 23 Ryan Kussmaul P R/R 6-4 1st Fennimore, WI (Fennimore H.S.) 24 Stephen Gilgenbach P L/L 6-1 2nd Fond Du Lac, WI (Fond Du Lac H.S.) 25 Brandon Lamarche P R/R 6-2 1st Slinger, WI (Slinger H.S.) 26 Ben Long C R/R 6-3 1st Wisconsin Rapids, WI (Lincoln H.S.) 28 Michael Kuhn OF L/R 5-11 2nd Beaver Dam, WI (Beaver Dam H.S.) 29 Andy Fitzgerald P R/R 6-4 1st St. Paul, MN (Johnson H.S.) 30 Brad Frank 1B R/R 6-2 2nd Slinger, WI (Slinger H.S.) 34 Paul Patten 3B R/R 6-1 1st Madison, WI (Madison La Follette H.S.)

Head Coach Mike Davenport (2nd Year) Assistant Coaches C.J. Thieleke (2nd Year) Baseball Coordinator Lyle Hanson (30th Year) MANAGER Gary “Big Dog” Breneman (31st Year)

TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association - First Place (11-1) - 15th Straight Year Region XIII Second Place Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association First Place

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IN D IVI d u AL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference ALL-CONFERENCE Johann Andes Kyle Frank Ben Long Dean Mlachnik Blaine Rutledge Jacob Spaeth

National Junior College Athletic Association Blaine Rutledge WTCC All-Conference • NJCAA All-Region XIII ALL-REGION XIII NJCAA All-District • NJCAA All-American Stephen Gilgenbach Ben Long Blaine Rutledge

National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-DISTRICT Blaine Rutledge

National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-AMERICAN Ben Long Blaine Rutledge (Second Team) WTCC All-Conference • NJCAA All-Region XIII

2006 INDIVIDUAL TEAM LEADERS BATTING STATISTICS Home Runs PITCHING STATISTICS Record Blaine Rutledge...... 7 Matthew Weldon...... 3-0 Batting Average Dan Nelson...... 5 Earned Run Average (ERA) Blaine Rutledge...... 423 Matthew Weldon...... 0.90 Wins Ben Long ...... 380 RBIs Brett Scarpetta...... 1.58 Stephen Gilgenbach...... 7-3 Blaine Rutledge...... 48 Kyle Frank...... 7-3 Hits Ben Long...... 47 Innings Pitched Blaine Rutledge...... 74 Brett Scarpetta...... 62.2 Saves Ben Long...... 60 Slugging Percentage Nathan Kafka...... 6 Blaine Rutledge...... 657 Opponent Batting Average Ryan Kussmaul...... 164 Doubles Ben Long...... 557 Blaine Rutledge...... 16 Brett Scarpetta...... 215 Johann Andes...... 16 On-Base Percentage Strikeouts Blaine Rutledge...... 551 Triples Stephen Gilgenbach...... 47 Ben Long...... 465 Johann Andes...... 3 Craig Meier...... 46 1213 BASEBALL

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Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT Blaine Rutledge .423 57-57 175 57 74 16 2 7 48 115 .657 48 2 29 0 .551 0 2 22-30 Ben Long .380 51-49 158 32 60 15 2 3 47 88 .557 19 8 31 1 .465 2 1 2-3 Michael Kuhn .357 21-7 42 13 15 5 0 1 7 23 .548 3 0 11 0 .400 0 0 0-0 Dean Mlachnik .347 36-33 95 17 33 6 2 1 20 46 .484 10 0 22 0 .406 1 1 2-3 Matt Lenski .326 51-43 129 22 42 7 1 0 26 51 .395 25 5 16 0 .450 1 4 1-4 Dan Nelson .319 52-44 144 28 46 5 0 5 32 66 .458 12 7 28 0 .392 3 2 2-5 Brad Frank .311 42-36 103 25 32 8 2 4 26 56 .544 17 11 27 0 .455 1 0 2-4 Trevor Coogan .303 41-25 76 22 23 3 1 0 16 28 .368 12 6 16 0 .436 0 1 16-19 Jacob Spaeth .298 57-50 151 51 45 7 0 2 25 58 .384 29 14 22 0 .454 0 6 41-44 Johann Andes .293 50-41 147 31 43 16 3 4 34 77 .524 10 3 8 0 .348 1 1 1-2 Paul Patten .274 31-25 62 12 17 6 0 0 16 23 .371 8 5 20 0 .395 1 0 1-2 Ben Derouin .273 15-5 22 4 6 0 0 1 10 9 .409 2 0 6 0 .308 2 0 0-0 Michael Pena .267 43-29 90 23 24 1 0 0 10 25 .278 8 6 10 0 .358 2 2 6-8 Paul Lennart .261 36-30 92 23 24 4 0 2 18 34 .370 13 3 17 0 .370 0 2 2-4 Ron Lindahl .254 52-47 169 35 43 5 2 2 15 58 .343 17 2 35 0 .330 0 0 9-13 Brody Wachter .237 35-19 59 12 14 0 2 1 10 21 .356 8 1 17 0 .333 1 0 1-3 TOTALS .316 60-60 1714 407 541 104 17 33 360 778 .454 241 73 315 1 .419 15 22 108-144 OPPONENTS .243 60-60 1614 235 392 64 12 10 206 510 .316 168 33 327 3 .325 9 11 62-92 Sorted by AVG-batting average

SYMBOL KEY: AVG-Batting Average, GP-GS-Games Played/Games Started, AB-At-bats, R-Runs, H-Hits, 2B-Doubles, 3B-Triples, HR-Home Runs, RBI-Runs Batted In, TB-Total Bases, SLG%-Slugging Percentage, BB-Base on Balls, HBP-Hit by Pitch, SO-Strikeouts, GDP-Ground into Double Play, OB%-On Base Percentage, SF-Sacrifice Fly, SH-Sacrifice Hit, SB-ATT-Stolen Bases/Attempts

PITCHING STATISTICS

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA Johann Andes 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/1 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 6 .000 0 0 0 0 0 Matthew Weldon 0.90 3-0 11 3 0 0/1 0 20.0 20 10 2 10 18 2 0 1 83 .241 1 3 0 0 0 Brett Scarpetta 1.58 2-3 11 10 2 1/0 0 62.2 50 25 11 16 43 8 1 0 233 .215 1 6 0 1 2 Ryan Kussmaul 1.67 2-2 11 5 1 0/1 1 32.1 20 16 6 18 33 3 0 1 122 .164 0 4 0 0 0 Nathan Kafka 2.57 1-1 16 0 0 0/1 6 14.0 14 5 4 3 17 2 0 1 56 .250 1 1 0 1 0 Kyle Frank 2.70 7-3 14 7 1 0/1 0 50.0 50 22 15 26 20 4 2 0 193 .259 0 2 0 1 2 Andy Fitzgerald 3.60 3-3 11 4 2 0/0 0 30.0 31 19 12 17 20 3 2 1 122 .254 2 2 0 1 0 Stephen Gilgenbach 3.71 7-3 12 9 2 0/0 1 51.0 49 31 21 19 47 7 0 0 200 .245 0 4 1 4 3 Brandon Duffy 3.94 5-3 10 9 1 0/2 0 45.2 44 31 20 21 34 10 2 2 179 .246 3 5 0 0 1 Craig Meier 4.08 4-4 10 9 5 2/0 0 53.0 53 30 24 16 46 12 1 3 203 .261 0 3 0 1 3 Brad Lusti Jr. 4.93 1-0 13 4 0 0/1 0 34.2 37 21 19 5 27 8 3 1 142 .261 0 2 1 0 0 Steve Hedgepath 7.80 0-1 10 0 0 0/1 0 15.0 19 17 13 10 15 5 1 0 63 .302 0 1 0 0 0 Brandon Lamarche 19.29 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 2.1 5 8 5 7 4 0 0 0 12 .417 2 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 3.32 35-23 60 60 14 7/4 8 412.2 392 235 152 168 327 64 12 10 1614 .243 10 33 2 9 11 OPPONENTS 6.82 23-35 60 60 20 3/2 5 412.0 541 407 312 241 315 104 17 33 1714 .316 8 73 5 15 22 Sorted by ERA-earned run average

SYMBOL KEY: ERA-Earned Run Average, W-L-Win/Loss Record, APP-Appearances, GS-Games Started, CG-Complete Games, SHO/CBO-Shutouts/Combined Shutout, SV-Saves, IP-Innings Pitched, H-Hits Allowed, R-Runs Allowed, ER-Earned Runs Allowed, BB-Base on Balls (walks), SO-Strikeouts, 2B-Doubles Allowed, 3B-Triples Allowed, HR-Home Runs Allowed, AB-At-Bats Against, B/AVG-Batting Average Against, WP-Wild Pitch, HBP- Hit by Pitch, BK-Balk, SFA-Sacrifice Fly Allowed, SHA-Sacrifice Hit Allowed 1314 BASEBALL

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NAME C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Trevor Coogan 46 46 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Ben Derouin 45 44 1 0 1.000 1 4 0 1.000 3 0 Brad Lusti Jr. 12 2 10 0 1.000 1 6 2 .750 0 0 Andy Fitzgerald 8 3 5 0 1.000 1 3 1 .750 0 0 Steve Hedgepath 5 0 5 0 1.000 0 2 0 1.000 0 0 Ryan Kussmaul 4 1 3 0 1.000 0 6 1 .857 0 0 Michael Kuhn 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Matt Lenski 166 141 24 1 .994 2 26 12 .684 21 0 Brad Frank 244 226 15 3 .988 18 0 0 .000 0 0 Johann Andes 281 266 11 4 .986 21 0 0 .000 0 0 Ben Long 170 146 21 3 .982 1 32 10 .762 23 0 Ron Lindahl 65 63 0 2 .969 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Brett Scarpetta 20 4 15 1 .950 0 8 6 .571 0 0 Jacob Spaeth 93 45 43 5 .946 7 0 0 .000 0 0 Dan Nelson 64 60 0 4 .938 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Stephen Gilgenbach 14 2 11 1 .929 0 9 3 .750 0 0 Kyle Frank 12 3 8 1 .917 1 3 6 .333 0 0 Dean Mlachnik 117 44 62 11 .906 12 0 0 .000 0 0 Craig Meier 10 2 7 1 .900 1 6 3 .667 0 0 Brandon Duffy 18 6 10 2 .889 1 11 4 .733 0 0 Paul Patten 53 17 30 6 .887 2 0 0 .000 0 0 Blaine Rutledge 185 42 122 21 .886 13 0 0 .000 0 0 Paul Lennart 88 25 52 11 .875 7 0 0 .000 0 0 Brody Wachter 15 11 2 2 .867 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Michael Pena 140 35 86 19 .864 18 0 0 .000 0 0 Nathan Kafka 3 1 1 1 .667 0 3 0 1.000 0 0 Matthew Weldon 5 2 1 2 .600 0 4 4 .500 0 0 Brandon Lamarche 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 Totals 1884 1238 545 101 .946 40 62 30 .674 47 0 Opponents 1830 1236 494 100 .945 32 108 36 .750 38 2 SYMBOL KEY: C-Chances, PO-Put Outs, A-Assists, E-Errors, FLD%-Fielding Percentage, DPs-Double Plays Turned, SBA-Stolen Base Against, CSB-Caught Stealing By, SBA%-Stolen Base Against Percentage, PB-Passed Ball, CI-Catcher’s Interference 2 0 0 6 S E A S O N R E S U LTS DATE OPPONENT LOCATION PITCHER OF RECORD SCORES OVERALL WTCC March 10 Indian Hills Community College (1x9) Tucson, AZ LOSS-Hedgepath (0-1) 0-1 L 0-1 March 11 Sauk Valley Community College (1x9) Tucson, AZ WIN-K. Frank (1-0) 8-1 W 1-1 March 12 Indian Hills Community College (1x9) Tucson, AZ ------DNP ---- March 13 Pima Community College (1x9) Tucson, AZ LOSS-Gilgenbach (0-1) 2-12 L 1-2 Pima Community College Tournament March 15 vs. Pima Community College (1x7) Tucson, AZ ------1-1 T 1-2-1 March 15 vs. Luna Community College (1x7) Tucson, AZ WIN-Meier (1-0) - CG, SO, 8K 9-0 W 2-2-1 March 16 vs. Cochise College (1x7) Tucson, AZ LOSS-Duffy (0-1) 4-5 L 2-3-1 March 17 vs. Gateway College (1x7) Tucson, AZ WIN-K. Frank (2-0) - CG 12-2 W 3-3-1 March 18 vs. Arizona Western College (1x7) Tucson, AZ LOSS-Fitzgerald (0-1) 8-16 L 3-4-1 March 18 vs. Indian Hills CC (1x7) Tucson, AZ LOSS-Gilgenbach (0-2) 0-5 L 3-5-1

March 19 Sauk Valley Community College Tucson, AZ LOSS-Kussmaul (0-1) 2-3 L 3-6-1 March 25 Joliet Junior College Joliet, IL LOSS-Fitzgerald (0-2) 5-6 L 3-7-1 LOSS-Meier (1-1) - CG 1-4 L 3-8-1 March 26 Kirkwood Community College Dubuque, IA LOSS-Scarpetta (0-1) 2-4 L 3-9-1 (@ University of Dubuque) LOSS-Duffy (0-2) 2-12 L 3-10-1 1415 BASEBALL

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2 0 0 6 S E A S O N R E S U LTS CONT. March 30 Kishwaukee College Malta, IL WIN-Meier (2-1) 12-7 W 4-10-1 ------10-10 T 4-10-2 April 1 *Waukesha Co. Technical College HOME WIN-K. Frank (3-0), S-Kafka (1) 5-2 W 5-10-2 1-0 WIN-Fitzgerald (1-2) - CG 12-2 W 6-10-2 2-0 April 2 Elgin Community College (2x9) Elgin, IL ------DNP ---- April 5 *Western Wisconsin Technical College La Crosse, WI WIN-Kussmaul (1-1) - 7K 7-0 W 7-10-2 3-0 WIN-Gilgenbach (1-2) 11-6 W 8-10-2 4-0 April 6 Oakton Community College Des Plaines, IL WIN-Frank (4-0) 14-8 W 9-10-2 LOSS-Duffy (0-3) 1-4 L 9-11-2 April 8 *Milwaukee Area Technical College Milwaukee, WI WIN-Lusti Jr. (1-0), S-Gilgenbach (1) 3-1 W 10-11-2 5-0 LOSS-Meier (2-2) - CG, 9K 1-4 L 10-12-2 5-1 April 9 Waubonsee College Sugar Grove, IL WIN-Weldon (1-0), S-Kussmaul (1) 8-5 W 11-12-2 LOSS-Fitzgerald (1-3) - CG 0-1 L 11-13-2 April 11 Triton College HOME WIN-Gilgenbach (2-2) 3-2 W (8) 12-13-2 WIN-Duffy (1-3), S-Kafka (2) 7-5 W 13-13-2 April 12 North Iowa Area Community College Dysersville, IA WIN-Kussmaul (2-1) 10-1 W 14-13-2 WIN-K. Frank (5-0) 5-1 W 15-13-2 April 14 College of Lake County Grayslake, IL WIN-Meier (3-2), S-Kafka (3) 5-3 W 16-13-2 WIN-Gilgenbach (3-2), S-Kafka (4) 4-3 W 17-13-2 April 15 *Waukesha County Technical College Pewaukee, WI WIN-Fitzgerald (2-3) 17-3 W 18-13-2 6-1 WIN-Weldon (2-0) 18-1 W 19-13-2 7-1 April 18 *Western WI Technical College HOME WIN-Duffy (2-3) 10-3 W 20-13-2 8-1 WIN-K. Frank (6-0) 10-0 W 21-13-2 9-1 April 20 Rock Valley College HOME WIN-Scarpetta (1-1) - CG, SO - ONE-HITTER 10-0 W 22-13-2 WIN-Gilgenbach (4-2) - NO-HITTER 7-1 W 23-13-2 April 22 *Milwaukee Area Technical College HOME WIN-Meier (4-2) - CG, SO 10-0 W 24-13-2 10-1 WIN-Fitzgerald (3-3), S-Kafka (5) 4-2 W 25-13-2 11-1 April 23 Ashford University JV HOME WIN-Duffy (3-3) - 7K 8-0 W 26-13-2 WIN-Weldon (3-0) - 7K 22-1 W 27-13-2 April 25 Triton College River Grove, IL LOSS- Scarpetta (1-2) 4-5 L 27-14-2 WIN-Gilgenbach (5-2) 5-1 W 28-14-2 April 29 Sauk Valley Community College Dixon, IL LOSS-Meier (4-3) - CG 1-3 L 28-15-2 LOSS-K. Frank (6-1) 4-5 L 28-16-2 April 30 Kishwaukee College HOME ------DNP ---- May 2 Illinois Valley Community College HOME LOSS-Gilgenbach (5-3) 2-7 L 28-17-2 WIN-Kafka (1-0) 8-4 W 29-17-2 May 4 Elgin Community College (2x9) HOME LOSS-K. Frank (6-2) 2-3 L 29-18-2 WIN-Duffy (4-3), S-Kafka (6) 2-0 W 30-18-2 May 6 South Suburban College (1x9), (1x7) HOME LOSS-Meier (4-4) 6-7 L 30-19-2 LOSS-K. Frank (6-3) 2-8 L 30-20-2 May 7 Kishwaukee College (2x9) HOME LOSS-Scarpetta (1-3) 8-9 L 30-21-2 WIN-Gilgenbach (6-3) - CG, 7K 11-1 W 31-21-2 Post-season

NJCAA Region XIII Tournament May 12 vs. Williston State College Bismarck, ND LOSS-Kafka (1-1) 7-8 L 31-22-2 vs. MSU Bottineau Bismarck, ND WIN-Duffy (5-3) - CG 16-6 W 32-22-2 May 13 vs. Bismarck State College Bismarck, ND WIN-K. Frank (7-3) 18-4 W 33-22-2 vs. Williston State College Bismarck, ND WIN-Gilgenbach (7-3) - 9K 17-8 W 34-22-2 May 14 vs. Miles Community College Bismarck, ND WIN-Scarpetta (2-3) - CG, 9K 3-1 W 35-22-2 vs. Miles Community College Bismarck, ND LOSS-Kussmaul (2-2) 1-7 L 35-23-2

*Wisconsin Technical College Conference Game | Home Games in BOLD | (1x7)=One seven inning game | (1x9) or (2x9)=One or two nine inning games ( )=Extra Innings | Pitching Notations - CG=Complete Game, K-Strikeouts, SO=Shutout

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SEASON REVIEW 23 straight a record?? The 2005-06 season was a magical one for the Women’s Basketball team. Returning six players from last year’s team that placed fourth at nationals, the WolfPack went 16-1 to start the season and attained the nation’s No. 2 ranking in NJCAA polls. From there, MATC continued to dominate the opposition at home and on the road, cruising to state, conference and region titles and winning a school-record 23 straight games - all the while maintaining their No. 2 ranking. The WolfPack Women advanced to the national tournament for the second consecutive year and for the third time in the last four years, where they capped a memorable season with a third-place finish.

MATC went undefeated in Wisconsin Technical College Conference play (4-0) for the fourth straight year and captured the program’s fourth straight conference title. The WolfPack Women also went undefeated (11-0) against state junior colleges and won the Waubonsee, Gogebic, and WolfPack Classic Tournaments. The WolfPack began their record 23-game win streak, which spanned regular and post-season play, with a win over UW-Marathon on Dec. 7th. MATC did not lose again until the second game of the national tournament, over three months later. An indication of their offensive prowess, the WolfPack scored 100 points or FRONT ROW (L-R): Vivian Keith (Manager), Missie Karls, Kim Joshua, more four times in that stretch. The team finished the regular season with a staggering Erin Blasco, Erin Spitzer, Kristina Ellis (Manager) 25-1 record. Second year players Lauren Lanza and Erin Voelker earned both WTCC all- BACK ROW (L-R): Steve Bentin (Head Coach), Lauren Lanza, Tricia Walker, conference honors and WJCAA all-state honors. Cassie Paulsen, Erin Voelker, Kara Schrandt, Stacy Schrandt, Stacy Williams (Assistant Coach), Tiffany Welsh (Assistant Coach) After a successful regular season, MATC opened the NJCAA WI Regional Playoffs against Western Wisconsin Technical College on Feb 15th. Starting center Erin Voelker led four state title since the 2003-04 season with a 77-62 victory. Erin Voelker and Missie Karls players in double-figures in a 88-47 rout that advanced the team to the NJCAA Region XIII- each received all-tournament honors. B Tournament Game, hosted at MATC nearly a month later. Seeking a return to nationals, the WolfPack prepared to play Itasca Community College (MN) In between those games, the WolfPack continued post-season play as they hosted UW- the No. 7 team in the country in the NJCAA Region XIII-B Tournament Game at home on Marathon, with the winner advancing to the WJCAA State Tournament. Erin Voelker poured March 4th. MATC was led by a career-high 25 points from their starting point guard, Lauren in 35 points and collected 12 rebounds to power the WolfPack past the Huskies, 89-70. Lanza. She also grabbed 10 rebounds and dishing out six assists as MATC advanced to the MATC faced UW-Richland next in the opening round of the WJCAA State Tournament, held NJCAA Division III National Tournament in Utica, NY, with a 78-67 win. Erin Voelker garnered in Madison, Wis. Voelker recorded her eighteenth double-double of the season in that all-region honors for her exceptional play. game with 20 points and 11 boards to lead the way in a 67-38 win that set up a state final match-up with defending champion UW-Waukesha. Cassie Paulsen led a team-effort with In the first round at nationals, the WolfPack shot just under 50 percent and had five players 24 points on 12-of-14 shooting, Lauren Lanza added 16 points, five rebounds and seven in double-figures to dispatch of Passaic Community College (NJ), 91-71. MATC next faced a assists, and Erin Voelker had a double-double as the WolfPack captured the program’s first familiar foe in Mohawk Valley Community College (NY). Mohawk narrowly defeated MATC in last year’s opening round at nationals, and this game was just as exciting. MATC started slowly and faced a 27-33 2005-2006 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER half time deficit, but Cassie Paulsen’s 3-pointer with under one minute remaining tied the game at 64. The Hawks NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) countered to score the games’s final six points as MATC 10 Lauren Lanza G 5-9 2nd Wauwatosa, WI (Wauwatosa East H.S.) lost for the first time in over three months. The loss placed MATC against Ridgewater College (MN) with a third place 12 Missie Karls F 5-8 2nd Marshall, WI (Marshall H.S.) national finish on the line. Looking all but finished late in 14 Erin Blasco G 5-1 2nd Cassville, WI (Cassville H.S.) that game, Erin Voelker and Lauren Lanza helped MATC 22 Kim Joshua G 5-6 2nd Madison, WI (Madison Memorial H.S.) erase a six-point deficit by hitting clutch 3-pointers to force overtime. They then hit key baskets in overtime to help 24 Stacy Schrandt G 5-7 1st Cashton, WI (Cashton H.S.) lead the WolfPack to a thrilling 75-69 win, and a third place 30 Erin Spitzer G 5-5 1st Livingston, WI (Iowa Grant H.S.) national finish. 34 Erin Voelker C 6-3 2nd Portage, WI (Portage H.S.) It was a record-breaking year to say the least. The 45 Tricia Walker G 5-6 1st Boscobel, WI (Boscobel H.S.) WolfPack Women set a school record for wins in a season, 50 Kara Schrandt C 5-8 2nd Cashton, WI (Cashton H.S.) and numerous other season and career statistical records 52 Cassie Paulsen F 5-9 2nd Spring Green, WI (River Valley H.S.) were established. Erin Voelker became the fifth All-American in school history, and the first-ever to be named to the first team. Voelker led the WolfPack in scoring (20.5 ppg), Head Coach Steve Bentin (3rd Year) rebounding (11.3 rpg), field goal shooting (49.6%) and Assistant CoachES Stacy Williams (3rd Year), Tiffany Welsh (2nd Year) blocked shots (2.50 bpg) during the season, and recorded a team-high 21 double-doubles. Incredibly, she also led the ManagerS Vivian Keith (1st Year), Kristina Ellis (1st Year) team in scoring in 22 out of 34 games. 1716 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

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IN D IVI d u AL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-AMERICAN Lauren Lanza Erin Voelker Erin Voelker (First Team)

Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association ALL-STATE Lauren Lanza Erin Voelker

Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association ALL-TOURNAMENT Erin Voelker, Missie Karls

National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-REGION XIII-B Erin Voelker

National Junior College Athletic Association NATIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT Katie Vossekuil Lauren Lanza WTCC All-Conference • WJCAA All-State • WJCAA All-Tournament NJCAA All-Region • NJCAA All-American SPECIAL TEAM AWAR D S Captains Lauren Lanza Missie Karls

TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association - First Place (4-0) Region XIII-B First Place Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association National Junior College Athletics Association - First Place National Tournament Third Place 1718 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

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OVERALL SEASON STATISTICS

NAME G/GS FG FG% 3PT 3PT% FT FT% PTS AVG P/S ORB DRB TR AVG PF AST TO BS ST MIN Lauren Lanza 34/34 134/315 42.5 56/142 39.4 89/123 72.4 413 12.1 1.10 24 142 166 4.88 58 202 113 36 77 1051 Missie Karls 31/28 92/194 47.4 2/13 15.4 64/92 69.6 250 8.06 1.04 57 66 123 3.97 63 82 80 2 83 800 Erin Blasco 31/7 46/107 43.0 12/36 33.3 15/24 62.5 119 3.84 1.00 22 39 61 1.97 52 81 36 1 57 585 Kim Joshua 33/28 105/302 34.8 20/70 28.6 55/86 64.0 285 8.64 0.83 30 87 117 3.55 61 75 78 4 66 736 Stacy Schrandt 34/2 68/179 38.0 27/81 33.3 11/18 61.1 174 5.12 0.93 50 53 103 3.03 69 75 79 8 35 658 Erin Spitzer 12/0 6/23 26.1 1/6 16.7 2/2 100 15 1.25 0.63 7 6 13 1.08 3 8 17 0 2 123 Erin Voelker 34/34 301/607 49.6 1/2 50.0 94/131 71.8 697 20.5 1.04 150 235 385 11.3 74 16 82 85 39 1053 Tricia Walker 15/0 6/18 33.3 0/0 0.00 8/16 50.0 20 1.33 0.77 4 13 17 1.13 20 6 13 1 7 125 Kara Schrandt 32/3 88/232 37.9 0/0 0.00 48/70 68.6 224 7.00 0.84 91 128 219 6.84 88 21 50 9 21 614 Cassie Paulsen 34/33 200/428 46.7 8/28 28.6 63/85 74.1 471 13.9 1.00 85 172 257 7.56 81 20 55 11 58 909 *Nicole Hasz 13/1 7/17 41.2 2/4 50.0 0/0 0.00 16 1.23 0.94 5 13 18 1.38 12 11 11 1 2 138 *Shannon Patterson 3/0 0/3 0.00 0/0 0.00 4/6 66.7 4 1.33 0.67 2 2 4 1.33 1 3 1 0 1 25:54 Team 87 109 196 1 21 1 Totals 34 1053/2426 43.4 129/383 33.7 453/653 69.4 2688 79.1 0.98 614 1065 1679 49.4 583 600 636 158 449 Opponents 34 791/2267 34.9 114/453 25.2 362/634 57.1 2058 60.5 0.80 573 874 1447 42.6 567 342 705 63 318 *Did not finish season PLAYOFF STATISTICS NAME G/GS FG FG% 3PT 3PT% FT FT% PTS AVG P/S ORB DRB TR AVG PF AST TO BS ST MIN Lauren Lanza 8/8 38/81 46.9 17/40 42.5 23/32 71.9 116 14.5 1.20 5 44 49 6.13 20 50 33 10 17 271 Missie Karls 8/8 20/40 50.0 0/2 0.00 17/26 65.4 57 7.13 1.08 12 17 29 3.63 18 28 23 2 25 201 Erin Blasco 8/0 9/17 52.9 2/8 25.0 4/4 100 24 3.00 1.26 3 6 9 1.13 17 14 8 0 17 155 Kim Joshua 8/8 23/77 29.9 5/21 23.8 14/22 63.6 65 8.13 0.74 9 18 27 3.38 18 24 25 1 13 187 Stacy Schrandt 8/0 18/41 43.9 8/22 36.4 2/2 100 46 5.75 1.10 9 7 16 2.00 23 18 16 1 5 132 Erin Spitzer 4/0 2/6 33.3 0/1 0.00 0/0 0.00 4 1.00 0.67 4 2 6 1.50 0 2 2 0 0 25:43 Erin Voelker 8/8 68/142 47.9 1/1 100 23/29 79.3 160 20.0 1.03 30 47 77 9.63 20 3 9 15 11 250 Tricia Walker 4/0 0/4 0.00 0/0 0.00 2/4 50.0 2 0.50 0.33 0 3 3 0.75 4 0 3 0 2 27:58 Kara Schrandt 8/0 21/59 35.6 0/0 0.00 13/21 61.9 55 6.88 0.80 22 18 40 5.00 17 5 12 0 3 143 Cassie Paulsen 8/8 41/101 40.6 3/14 21.4 15/17 88.2 100 12.5 0.92 21 36 57 7.13 21 6 6 1 9 228 *Nicole Hasz 0/0 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 DNP Team 28 31 59 14 Totals 8 240/568 42.3 36/109 33.0 113/157 72.0 629 78.6 0.97 143 229 372 46.5 158 150 151 30 102 Opponents 8 186/540 34.4 23/98 23.5 99/178 55.6 494 61.8 0.79 171 209 380 47.5 146 77 174 21 73 *Did not finish season WTCC STATISTICS NAME G/GS FG FG% 3PT 3PT% FT FT% PTS AVG P/S ORB DRB TR AVG PF AST TO BS ST MIN Lauren Lanza 4/4 19/42 45.2 8/13 61.5 3/4 75.0 49 12.3 1.11 3 15 18 4.50 5 26 8 8 13 101 Missie Karls 4/3 17/29 58.6 0/0 0.00 3/5 60.0 37 9.25 1.19 11 7 18 4.50 7 12 8 0 13 86 Erin Blasco 4/1 7/15 46.7 2/4 50.0 0/0 0.00 16 4.00 1.07 0 9 9 2.25 6 18 2 0 4 71 Kim Joshua 4/3 17/53 32.1 0/9 0.00 11/16 68.8 45 11.3 0.74 8 11 19 4.75 5 11 8 2 14 89 Stacy Schrandt 4/1 9/21 42.9 4/10 40.0 0/0 0.00 22 5.50 1.05 7 8 15 3.75 8 8 10 1 7 82 Erin Spitzer 4/0 3/7 42.9 1/2 50.0 0/0 0.00 7 1.75 1.00 2 3 5 1.25 2 3 6 0 2 45:20 Erin Voelker 4/4 40/63 63.5 0/0 0.00 8/19 42.1 88 22.0 1.22 18 20 38 9.50 5 3 6 5 4 103 Tricia Walker 4/0 1/3 33.3 0/0 0.00 3/5 60.0 5 1.25 1.00 1 4 5 1.25 3 2 4 1 0 30:09 Kara Schrandt 4/0 12/33 36.4 0/0 0.00 7/11 63.6 31 7.75 0.82 9 18 27 6.75 13 1 3 0 6 80 Cassie Paulsen 4/4 28/62 45.2 1/3 33.3 10/11 90.9 67 16.8 1.00 8 32 40 10.0 10 7 5 5 10 108 Team 8 14 22 Totals 4 153/328 46.6 16/41 39.0 45/71 63.4 367 91.8 1.01 75 141 216 54.0 64 91 60 22 73 Opponents 4 83/277 30.0 10/42 23.8 41/69 59.4 217 54.3 0.70 71 117 188 47.0 60 42 110 7 42

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2 0 0 5 - 0 6 SEASON RES U LTS DATE OPPONENT LOCATION SCORE OVERALL WJCAA WTCC Nov. 4 Waubonsee CC Tourney - vs. Carl Sandburg College Sugar Grove, IL 80-78 WIN 1-0 Nov. 5 Waubonsee CC Tourney - vs. Illinois Valley CC Sugar Grove, IL 76-69 WIN 2-0 Nov. 11 WolfPack Classic - vs. Rochester CTC HOME 80-46 WIN 3-0 Nov. 12 WolfPack Classic - vs. Joliet Junior College HOME 71-68 WIN 4-0 Nov. 16 UW-Richland Richland Center, WI 77-40 WIN 5-0 1-0 Nov. 19 Sauk Valley Community College Dixon, IL 66-63 WIN 6-0 Nov. 22 Silver Lake College Manitowoc, WI 79-73 WIN 7-0 Nov. 29 Highland Community College Freeport, IL 65-61 WIN 8-0 Dec. 6 College of DuPage HOME 63-74 LOSS 8-1 Dec. 7 UW-Marathon Wausau, WI 63-58 WIN 9-1 2-0 Dec. 13 uW-Fond du Lac HOME 83-51 WIN 10-1 3-0 Dec. 16 Gogebic CC Tournament - vs. Itasca CC Ironwood, MI 71-44 WIN 11-1 Dec. 17 Gogebic CC Tournament - vs. Gogebic CC Ironwood, MI 65-58 WIN 12-1 Dec. 21 Riverland Community College Austin, MN 78-61 WIN 13-1 Dec. 28 Columbus State Community College Springfield, OH 103-91 WIN 14-1 Dec. 29 Clark State Community College Springfield, OH 102-64 WIN 15-1 Jan. 7 *Waukesha County Technical College HOME 100-49 WIN 16-1 4-0 1-0 Jan. 11 uW-Manitowoc HOME 81-63 WIN 17-1 5-0 Jan. 14 Rochester Community & Technical College Rochester, MN 86-79 WIN 18-1 Jan. 18 uW-Richland HOME 82-60 WIN 19-1 6-0 Jan. 21 *Western Wisconsin Technical College HOME 104-67 WIN 20-1 7-0 2-0 Jan. 23 Silver Lake College HOME 73-38 WIN 21-1 Jan. 25 *Waukesha County Technical College Pewaukee, WI 72-36 WIN 22-1 8-0 3-0 Feb. 1 uW-Marshfield HOME 73-40 WIN 23-1 9-0 Feb. 8 *Western Wisconsin Technical College La Crosse, WI 91-65 WIN 24-1 10-0 4-0 Feb. 9 College of DuPage Glen Ellyn, IL 75-66 WIN 25-1

Post-season NJCAA WI Regional Playoff Feb. 15 vs. Western WI Technical College HOME 88-47 WIN 26-1 11-0 WJCAA State Playoff Feb. 22 vs. UW-Marathon HOME 89-70 WIN 27-1 12-0 WJCAA State Tournament Feb. 25 vs. UW-Richland HOME 67-38 WIN 28-1 13-0 Feb. 26 vs. UW-Waukesha HOME 77-62 WIN 29-1 14-0 NJCAA Region XIII-B Tournament Game March 4 vs. Itasca Community College HOME 78-67 WIN 30-1 NJCAA Division III National Tournament March 16 vs. Passaic County Community College Utica, NY 91-71 WIN 31-1 March 17 vs. Mohawk Valley Community College Utica, NY 64-70 LOSS 31-2 March 18 vs. Ridgewater College Utica, NY 75-69 WIN (OT) 32-2 *Wisconsin Technical College Conference Game | Home Games in BOLD 1920 MEN’S BASKETBALL

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SEASON REVIEW The 2005-06 Men’s Basketball team showed continued improvement throughout the season, and experienced great success along the way. The team, with eight second year players in all and five from last year’s team, claimed the program’s first WJCAA State Title since the 1999 season, and finished second in the highly contested Wisconsin Technical College Conference.

Danny Armelin, a point guard from Gonzales, TX, debuted with the team on Dec. 30th during the team’s trip to Arizona and made an immediate impact. A signal of things to come, he scored a team- high 17 points to go along with three assists and two steals in just 24 minutes logged. Armelin quickly assumed starting duties and was named first team all-conference as he lead the team in scoring 16 out of 20 games he played in. Joining him, sharpshooting guard Justin Hustad was named second team all-conference.

MATC persevered through losses against tough competition in Illinois and Arizona early in the season to finish the regular season with a 16-13 record. That included an impressive FRONT ROW (L-R): Andy Brice, Danny Armelin, Josh Baysinger, Justin Hustad, Tim Shafel, Kory Kirk 14-2 record against state junior college opponents and a 6-2 BACK ROW (L-R): Ben Scheffler (Associate Head Coach), Justin Litscher (Assistant Coach), Jon Krogman, Scott conference record. Scott Gibbons, who finished the season with a Gibbons, Rykker Erickson, Mike Wendorf, Scot Vesterdahl (Head Coach), Gary “Big Dog” Breneman (Manager) team-best six double-doubles and led the team in rebounding many NOT PICTURED: Sir Jeremy Harrison, Brandon Watkins times, received all-state honors along with Danny Armelin and Justin Hustad. the second half, Danny Armelin took control of the game. The point guard dazzled as he knocked down numerous acrobatic shots to keep MATC in the game. Then, with the game The WolfPack opened the NJCAA Wisconsin Regional Playoffs at home against Milwaukee on the line in the closing seconds, Armelin nailed a contested jumper from just inside the Area Technical College on Feb. 13th. Justin Hustad scored 18 points, and hit four 3-pointers arc to give the WolfPack their first win of the season over Mid-State, a 63-61 stunner. The to help lead the WolfPack to an exciting 68-67 win. The win advanced MATC to play Mid- win ensured MATC would play in the NJCAA Region XIII Tournament on March 3rd and 4th, State Technical College in Wisconsin Rapids two days later with a spot in the NJCAA Region hosted by the WolfPack. XIII Tournament on the line. Even though the Cougars had accounted for each of MATC’s two conference losses, the WolfPack were ready to show they were a better team since Again at home for the WJCAA State Playoffs, MATC advanced past UW-Baraboo and UW-Rock their last encounter. The WolfPack controlled the action the majority of the game with County to qualify for the WJCAA State Tournament. The WolfPack opened the four-team patience and discipline on both ends of the floor. But when Mid-State grabbed the lead in tournament against UW-Manitowoc on Feb. 25th. Danny Armelin led four players in double figures with 16 points, and host MATC won a back-and-forth game with the Blue Devils, 75-71. 2005-2006 MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER With the win, MATC prepared to face Mid-State in the state championship the following day. It was NO NAME POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) another close game, but MATC proved to be too 3 Sir Jeremy Harrison G 5-9 175 1st Joliet, IL (Madison Memorial H.S.) much in the end, winning 70-66. Armelin scored 17 and Tim Shafel added 15, as the WolfPack claimed 4 Josh Baysinger G 5-9 150 2nd Wisconsin Dells, WI (Wisconsin Dells H.S.) their first state title since 1999. 5 Scott Gibbons C 6-8 220 1st Darlington, WI (Darlington H.S.) 10 Danny Armelin G 6-3 200 2nd Gonzales, TX (Gonzales H.S.) Next up, the WolfPack hosted the No. 2 team in the country, Minneapolis Community & Technical 21 Tim Shafel G 6-2 185 2nd Madison, WI (Madison East H.S.) College, in the semifinal round of the NJCAA Region 23 Brandon Watkins G 6-3 170 2nd Milwaukee, WI (Milwaukee Madison Univ. H.S.) XIII Tournament on March 3rd. But poor shooting 24 Justin Hustad G 5-10 190 2nd Poynette, WI (Poynette H.S.) by the WolfPack and a hot-shooting Marauders 25 Andy Brice F 6-4 200 1st DePere, WI (East DePere H.S.) team contributed to a season-ending 57-75 loss. 32 Kory Kirk G 6-3 180 1st Cuba City, WI (Cuba City H.S.) The WolfPack took remarkable strides forward, 42 Mike Wendorf F 6-2 230 2nd Stoughton, WI (Stoughton H.S.) particularly towards the end of the season. The 54 Jon Krogman F 6-2 215 2nd Madison, WI (Madison East H.S.) team showed great heart and character, and their state title, 20-2 mark against state junior colleges 55 Rykker Erickson C 6-5 205 2nd Madison, WI (Madison LaFollette H.S.) and 22-14 overall record is a testament to their Head Coach Scot Vesterdahl (4th Year) hard work and talent. Associate head Coach Ben Scheffler (2nd Year) Assistant Coach Justin Litscher (2nd Year) Manager Gary “Big Dog” Breneman (31st Year) 2021 MEN’S BASKETBALL

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IN D IVI d u AL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference ALL-CONFERENCE Danny Armelin (First Team) Justin Hustad (Second Team)

Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association ALL-STATE Danny Armelin, Justin Hustad, Scott Gibbons

Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association Danny Armelin WTCC All-Conference • WJCAA All-State ALL-TOURNAMENT WJCAA All-Tournament • NJCAA All-Region XIII Danny Armelin, Mike Wendorf

National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-REGION XIII Danny Armelin

Justin Hustad WTCC All-Conference • WJCAA All-State SPECIAL TEAM AWAR D S Captains Most Improved Coaches Award Josh Baysinger Rykker Erickson Jon Krogman Justin Hustad Mr. Hustle Most Valuable Josh Baysinger Danny Armelin TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association - Second Place (6-2) Region XIII-B Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association Lost in Semifinals First Place 2122 MEN’S BASKETBALL

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OVERALL SEASON STATISTICS NAME G/GS FG FG% 3PT 3PT% FT FT% PTS AVG P/S ORB DRB TR AVG PF AST TO BS ST MIN *Sir Jeremy Harrison 12/1 22/55 40.0 6/19 31.6 8/22 36.4 58 4.83 0.88 21 30 51 4.25 16 19 35 0 11 205 Josh Baysinger 36/21 43/125 34.4 15/46 32.6 21/29 72.4 122 3.39 0.88 22 43 65 1.81 63 90 71 0 29 737 Scott Gibbons 36/36 126/282 44.7 0/3 0.00 27/69 39.1 279 7.75 0.88 81 198 279 7.75 86 54 83 43 42 955 Danny Armelin 20/16 131/300 43.7 35/110 31.8 62/78 79.5 359 18.0 1.06 28 61 89 4.45 46 68 52 2 51 611 Tim Shafel 33/30 85/226 37.6 38/105 36.2 44/58 75.9 252 7.64 0.99 31 55 86 2.61 66 47 49 11 32 819 *Brandon Watkins 4/0 1/7 14.3 0/3 0.00 0/0 0.00 2 0.50 0.29 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0 0 18:26 Justin Hustad 36/30 122/340 35.9 51/163 31.3 46/83 55.4 341 9.47 0.90 56 76 132 3.67 100 92 65 5 56 983 Andy Brice 20/0 17/52 32.7 6/21 28.6 5/15 33.3 45 2.25 0.76 11 28 39 1.95 32 9 23 0 13 243 *Kory Kirk 32/0 52/119 43.7 13/47 27.7 14/32 43.8 131 4.09 0.97 32 52 84 2.63 48 32 42 10 24 534 Mike Wendorf 36/18 102/224 45.5 12/47 25.5 55/78 70.5 271 7.53 1.03 56 96 152 4.22 78 33 42 2 32 718 Jon Krogman 33/1 18/41 43.9 0/0 0.00 6/19 31.6 42 1.27 0.84 25 43 68 2.06 21 15 18 0 13 282 Rykker Erickson 35/20 110/223 49.3 3/11 27.3 64/94 68.1 287 8.20 1.06 63 68 131 3.74 47 23 43 5 15 639 Team 73 93 166 18 Totals 36 894/2152 41.5 205/626 32.7 379/614 61.7 2372 65.9 0.96 523 897 1420 39.4 647 510 585 83 343 Opponents 36 776/1917 40.5 216/611 35.4 419/672 62.4 2187 60.8 0.97 408 870 1278 35.5 609 330 634 95 331 *Did not finish season PLAYOFF STATISTICS NAME G/GS FG FG% 3PT 3PT% FT FT% PTS AVG P/S ORB DRB TR AVG PF AST TO BS ST MIN Josh Baysinger 7/0 11/21 52.4 6/12 50.0 9/11 81.8 37 5.29 1.42 5 5 10 1.43 11 17 10 0 6 130 Scott Gibbons 7/7 18/38 47.4 0/0 0.00 6/13 46.2 42 6.00 0.95 21 32 53 7.57 12 13 11 7 6 178 Danny Armelin 7/7 49/113 43.4 11/43 25.6 23/32 71.9 132 18.9 1.02 9 27 36 5.14 18 29 17 1 20 233 Tim Shafel 7/7 11/51 21.6 6/22 27.3 8/10 80.0 36 5.14 0.64 8 16 24 3.43 17 6 7 3 5 193 *Brandon Watkins 0/0 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 DNP Justin Hustad 7/7 32/81 39.5 18/45 40.0 11/26 42.3 93 13.3 0.99 11 22 33 4.71 17 21 14 0 13 224 Andy Brice 7/0 3/5 60.0 0/1 0.00 1/2 50.0 7 1.00 1.17 3 5 8 1.14 7 2 3 0 3 52:21 *Kory Kirk 3/0 5/11 45.5 1/4 25.0 0/1 0.00 11 3.67 1.00 2 6 8 2.67 4 3 0 3 4 54:26 Mike Wendorf 7/0 24/43 55.8 2/9 22.2 11/16 68.8 61 8.71 1.20 10 15 25 3.57 14 3 13 0 5 138 Jon Krogman 5/0 2/5 40.0 0/0 0.00 0/1 0.00 4 0.80 0.80 4 2 6 1.20 3 2 1 0 1 22:16 Rykker Erickson 7/7 31/63 49.2 0/2 0.00 15/24 62.5 77 11.0 1.03 19 14 33 4.71 17 9 11 2 4 172 Team 16 22 38 4 Totals 7 186/431 43.2 44/138 31.9 84/136 61.8 500 71.4 1.00 108 166 274 39.1 120 105 91 16 67 Opponents 7 167/391 42.7 43/133 32.3 81/121 66.9 458 65.4 1.02 83 171 254 36.3 127 82 111 12 61 *Did not finish season WTCC STATISTICS NAME G/GS FG FG% 3PT 3PT% FT FT% PTS AVG P/S ORB DRB TR AVG PF AST TO BS ST MIN Josh Baysinger 8/5 9/32 28.1 4/14 28.6 5/7 71.4 27 3.38 0.77 4 11 15 1.88 15 19 12 0 4 171 Scott Gibbons 8/8 23/58 39.7 0/1 0.00 5/13 38.5 51 6.38 0.80 12 49 61 7.63 30 11 21 10 8 200 Danny Armelin 8/7 52/118 44.1 18/39 46.2 29/35 82.9 151 18.9 1.12 11 22 33 4.13 23 26 29 1 22 254 Tim Shafel 6/4 20/50 40.0 6/21 28.6 15/19 78.9 61 10.2 1.03 5 8 13 2.17 12 12 10 3 4 143 *Brandon Watkins 2/0 1/6 16.7 0/2 0.00 0/0 0.00 2 1.00 0.33 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 10:27 Justin Hustad 8/8 28/73 38.4 9/31 29.0 8/12 66.7 73 9.13 0.92 17 23 40 5.00 25 23 11 1 17 240 Andy Brice 4/0 1/12 8.33 0/5 0.00 0/2 0.00 2 0.50 0.15 3 7 10 2.50 8 1 7 0 3 46:52 Kory Kirk 8/0 20/36 55.6 7/17 41.2 1/2 50.0 48 6.00 1.30 6 13 19 2.38 12 15 10 4 8 144 Mike Wendorf 8/7 25/56 44.6 2/12 16.7 10/12 83.3 62 7.75 1.00 17 25 42 5.25 23 13 8 0 10 170 Jon Krogman 8/0 2/8 25.0 0/0 0.00 1/2 50.0 5 0.63 0.56 4 9 13 1.63 4 3 7 0 2 53:24 Rykker Erickson 8/1 39/57 68.4 2/4 50.0 15/20 75.0 95 11.9 1.42 14 16 30 3.75 9 4 9 2 2 165 Team 8 24 32 Totals 8 220/506 43.5 48/146 32.9 89/124 71.8 577 72.1 1.02 101 207 308 38.5 161 127 129 21 80 Opponents 8 182/434 41.9 43/136 31.6 106/178 59.6 513 64.1 0.98 89 207 296 37.0 132 62 159 21 72 *Did not finish season 2322 MEN’S BASKETBALL

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2 0 0 5 - 0 6 SEASON RES U LTS DATE OPPONENT LOCATION SCORE OVERALL WJCAA WTCC Nov. 2 UW-Rock County Janesville, WI 100-55 WIN 1-0 1-0 Nov. 4 Waubonsee CC Tournament - vs. Lincoln College Sugar Grove, IL 44-69 LOSS 1-1 Nov. 5 Waubonsee CC Tournament - vs. Saint Xavier JV Sugar Grove, IL 53-60 LOSS 1-2 Nov. 11 WolfPack Classic - vs. Rochester CTC HOME 52-65 LOSS 1-3 Nov. 12 WolfPack Classic - vs. Gogebic CC HOME 53-56 LOSS 1-4 Nov. 16 UW-Richland Richland Center, WI 83-49 WIN 2-4 2-0 Nov. 19 Sauk Valley Community College Dixon, IL 56-72 LOSS 2-5 Dec. 3 Kishwaukee College Malta, IL 46-57 LOSS 2-6 Dec. 6 uW-Baraboo HOME 74-55 WIN 3-6 3-0 Dec. 7 UW-Marathon Wausau, WI 67-63 WIN 4-6 4-0 Dec. 13 Fox Valley Technical College HOME 52-41 WIN 5-6 5-0 Dec. 16 Gogebic CC Tournament - vs. Itasca CC Ironwood, MI 50-53 LOSS 5-7 Dec. 17 Gogebic CC Tournament - vs. Gogebic CC Ironwood, MI 68-52 WIN 6-7 Dec. 21 Riverland Community College Austin, MN 55-56 LOSS 6-8 Dec. 28 Scottsdale CC Tournament - vs. Scottsdale CC Scottsdale, AZ 55-64 LOSS 6-9 Dec. 29 Scottsdale CC Tournament - vs. Centralia College Scottsdale, AZ 53-68 LOSS 6-10 Dec. 30 Scottsdale CC Tournament - vs. Yavapai College Scottsdale, AZ 63-58 WIN 7-10 Jan. 3 Eastern Arizona College Thatcher, AZ 71-76 LOSS 7-11 Jan. 7 *Waukesha County Technical College HOME 78-55 WIN 8-11 6-0 1-0 Jan. 11 *Mid-State Technical College HOME 64-78 LOSS 8-12 6-1 1-1 Jan. 14 *Milwaukee Area Technical College Milwaukee, WI 71-62 WIN 9-12 7-1 2-1 Jan. 18 uW-Richland HOME 53-37 WIN 10-12 8-1 Jan. 21 *Western Wisconsin Technical College HOME 81-59 WIN 11-12 9-1 3-1 Jan. 23 uW-Rock County HOME 81-46 WIN 12-12 10-1 Jan. 25 *Waukesha County Technical College Pewaukee, WI 72-66 WIN 13-12 11-1 4-1 Jan. 28 *Mid-State Technical College Wisconsin Rapids, WI 72-76 LOSS 13-13 11-2 4-2 Feb. 1 *Milwaukee Area Technical College HOME 70-54 WIN 14-13 12-2 5-2 Feb. 6 UW-Baraboo Baraboo, WI 66-64 WIN 15-13 13-2 Feb. 8 *Western Wisconsin Technical College La Crosse, WI 69-66 WIN 16-13 14-2 6-2 Post-season NJCAA Wisconsin Regional Playoffs Feb. 13 vs. Milwaukee Area Technical College HOME 68-67 WIN 17-13 15-2 Feb. 15 vs. Mid-State Technical College Wisconsin Rapids, WI 63-61 WIN 18-13 16-2 WJCAA State Playoffs Feb. 20 vs. UW-Baraboo HOME 90-57 WIN 19-13 17-2 Feb. 22 vs. UW-Rock County HOME 77-61 WIN 20-13 18-2 WJCAA State Tournament Feb. 25 vs. UW-Manitowoc HOME 75-71 WIN 21-13 19-2 Feb. 26 vs. Mid-State Technical College HOME 70-66 WIN 22-13 20-2 NJCAA Region XIII Tournament March 3 vs. Minneapolis Comm. & Technical College HOME 57-75 LOSS 22-14 *Wisconsin Technical College Conference Game | Home Games in BOLD 2324 GOLF

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SEASON REVIEW The 2005 MATC Fall Golf team, featuring three returning players and six first-year athletes, had a successful 2005 fall season, winning seven invitationals. The team’s first win came at the MATC Fall Golf Invitational at the Bridges Golf Course on September 8. MATC shot a 300 as the WolfPack was led by returning player and former Sauk Prairie High School athlete, Lewis Taylor’s impressive course record, 65.

The WolfPack continued to play well at the Milwaukee Tech Invitational at Western Lakes Golf Course in Pewaukee, WI. Taylor once again received medalist honors, finishing with a 71. Two other players including, Eric Isberner (75 - 3rd) and Ben Steeger, (76 - 4th) placed in the top five as MATC placed first with a 303. On September 13, MATC won their third straight invitational as former Montello High School golf standout, Eric Front row (L-R): Lewis Taylor, Ben Steeger, Seth Johnson, Jordan Rufsvold Isberner shot a team leading, 78. MATC defeated seven teams Back Row (L-r): Jim Thomas (Head Coach), Rodney Jenkins, David Benrud, Nate Lambo, Eric Isberner on their way to winning the UW-Washington County Invitational with a team score of 322. golfer, Seth Johnson, led the way with a 75. MATC shot a 309 to win. The WolfPack golf team got back to its winning ways on September 24 when they shot a 321 to win the Southwest WI Tech Invite at Prairie du Chien At the NJCAA Region XIII Meet hosted at The Bridges Golf Course, MATC placed Country Club. Lewis Taylor placed second with a 75 while Eric Isberner was a third with a two-day total of 621 (314-307). MATC golfers Lewis Taylor stroke behind with a 76. On September 29, MATC traveled to Fond du Lac, WI (78-70 - 2nd) and Eric Isberner (77-76 - 4th) each qualified for nationals to compete at the UW-Fond du Lac Invitational at Rolling Meadows Golf Course. with their top-five finishes. Shane Bacher finished fifteenth with a 158 (76-82) MATC placed four golfers in the top six including: Lewis Taylor (69 - 1st), Eric and served as an alternate for the national tournament. Lewis Taylor, Eric Isberner (74 - 2nd), Ben Steeger (76 - 3rd) and Rodney Jenkins (80 - 6th). Isberner and Shane Bacher received all-region honors for their play. MATC shot a season-low 299 to best the five team field. At the WJCAA State Meet, MATC claimed its fifth straight state title as the At the second of two MATC Fall Golf Invitationals at the Bridges Golf Course on team shot a two-day total of 643 (330-313). Lewis Taylor received medalist October 2, MATC won their third consecutive invitational for the second time honors shooting a 149 (77-72). Lewis Taylor, Shane Bacher and Eric Isberner this season. MATC golfers placed first through fifth as former Sauk Prairie H.S. each earned all-conference and all-state honors. Ben Steeger also earned all-conference honors. 2005-2006 GOLF ROSTER Lewis Taylor returned to nationals looking to improve upon his 19th NAME YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) place finish a year ago at Chautauqua Golf Course in Chautauqua, NY, Justin Algrim 1st McFarland, WI (McFarland H.S.) while teammate Eric Isberner looked to cap a successful first season John Bailey 1st Madison, WI (La Follette H.S.) at the NJCAA Division III National Golf Championships. Taylor began the Brent Bartels 1st Madison, WI (La Follette H.S.) David Benrud 1st Sun Prairie, WI (Sun Prairie H.S.) four-day tournament by shooting a 2-over-par 74. Just as he had done Cal Carpenter 1st McFarland, WI (McFarland H.S.) throughout the season, Taylor remained consistent in days two and three, John Delvalle 1st Ann Arbor, MI (Pioneer H.S.) posting scores of 72, 73, while the rest of the field averaged right around Will Ellsworth 1st Franklin, TN (Centennial H.S.) 80. Sitting in sixth place heading into the final round, Taylor fired a 74 - Travis Galston 1st Marshall, WI (Marshall H.S.) including scoring an eagle on the par-5 13th hole - to post an overall score Peter Howery 1st McFarland, WI (McFarland H.S.) of 293 as he claimed a fourth place national finish, drawing to a close a Steve Mack 2nd Lancaster, WI (Lancaster H.S.) remarkably successful season and career. Ryan Nedland 2nd Viroqua, WI (Viroqua H.S.) Seth Schulz 2nd Evansville, WI (Evansville H.S.) Isberner opened the tournament with an 80, but shot back-to-back rounds Shaun Schmid 1st Middleton, WI (Middleton H.S.) Lewis Taylor 1st Prairie du Sac, WI (Sauk Prairie H.S.) of 78 to position himself in 48th place through three rounds. In the final Jason Wrasse 2nd Lake Mills, WI (Lake Mills H.S.) round, Isberner also eagled the 13th hole as he shot a 74, his best round HEAD COACH Jim Thomas of the tournament. With his 74, Isberner moved up 15 spots to finish in 33rd place in his first appearance at nationals. 2425 GOLF

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IN D IVI d u AL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-CONFERENCE NATIONAL QUALIFIERS Eric Isberner Eric Isberner Seth Johnson Lewis Taylor Ben Steeger Lewis Taylor National Junior College Athletic Association Region XIII Coach-of-the-year Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association Jim Thomas ALL-STATE Shane Bacher Eric Isberner Lewis Taylor

National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-REGION XIII Shane Bacher Eric Isberner Lewis Taylor

Lewis Taylor WTCC All-Conference • WJCAA All-State NJCAA All-Region XIII • NJCAA National Qualifier

SPECIAL TEAM AWAR D S Captains Most Valuable Lewis Taylor Lewis Taylor

TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association - First Place - 4th Straight Year Region XIII Third Place Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association First Place - 5th Straight Year

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2 0 0 5 - 0 6 SEASON RES U LTS FALL GOLF RESULTS Home Invitational in Bold | *National Qualifier | # Course Record DATE INVITATIONAL LOCATION ATHLETES/SCORES TEAM RESULTS Aug. 26 Highland “36” Invitational Park Hills GC / Taylor - 72-73 (145 - 4th), Isberner - 80-77 (157 - 30th), 315-321 (636) Freeport, IL Steeger - 81-84 (165), Rufsvold - 82-87 (169), Lambo - 92-90 (182) 6th Place / 18

Sept. 8 MATC Fall Golf Invitational The Bridges GC / #Taylor - 65 (1st), Rufsvold - 77, Isberner - 79, Steeger - 79, Lambo - 88, 300 Madison, WI Johnson-82, Jenkins-84, Benrud-84 1st Place / 8

Sept. 10 Milwaukee Tech Invitational Western Lakes GC / Taylor - 71 (1st), Isberner - 75 (3rd), Steeger - 76 (4th), Johnson - 81, 303 (WTCC # 1) Pewaukee, WI Rufsvold - 88 1st Place / 5

Sept. 13 UW-Washington County Invite Washington County GC / Isberner-78, Taylor-80, Steeger-81, Johnson-83, Rufsvold-84 322 West Bend, WI 1st Place / 7

Sept. 15 Sauk Valley Invitational Emerald Hill GC / Taylor - 72, Isberner - 79, Bacher - 83, Steeger - 85, Rufsvold - 86 319 Sterling, IL 7th Place / 12

Sept. 18-19 Edgewood College The Oaks GC / Taylor - 71-80 (151 - 4th), Isberner - 80-88 (168-27th), 320-336 (656) Culver’s Fall Classic Cottage Grove, WI Steeger - 81-87 (168 - 27th), Rufsvold - 94-81 (175), 4th Place / 13 Johnson - 88-88 (176), Benrud - 96-86 (182), Lambo - 88-WD

Sept. 20 UW-Waukesha Invitational Ironwood GC / Did not attend Merton, WI Sept. 24 Southwest WI Tech Invite Prairie du Chien CC / Taylor - 75 (2nd), Isberner - 76, Bacher - 81, Johnson - 89, Rufsvold - 93 321 (WTCC #2) Prairie du Chien, WI 1st Place / 2

Sept. 29 UW-Fond du Lac Invitational Rolling Meadows GC / Taylor - 69 (1st), Isberner - 74 (2nd), Steeger - 76 (3rd), Jenkins - 80 (6th), 299 Fond du Lac, WI Rufsvold - 87 (16th) 1st Place / 5

Oct. 2 MATC Fall Golf Invitational Bridges GC / Johnson - 75 (1st), Bacher - 77 (2nd), Taylor - 78 (3rd), 309 (WTCC # 3) Madison, WI Isberner - 79 (4th), Steeger - 82 (5th) 1st Place / 2

Oct. 3-4 NJCAA Region XIII Meet Bridges GC / *Taylor – 78 (148 - 2nd), *Isberner - 77-76 (153 - 4th), 314-307 (621) (MATC Host) Madison, WI Bacher - 76-82 (158), Johnson - 83-79 (162), Steeger - 95-85 (180) 3rd Place / 12

Oct 9-10 WJCAA State Meet Mascoutin GC / Taylor - 77-72 (149 - 1st), Bacher - 81-78 (159 - 4th), 330-313 (643) (MATC Host: WTCC # 4-5) Berlin, WI Isberner - 84-83 (167 - 10th), Johnson - 88-82 (170), Rufsvold - 90-95 (185) 1st Place / 10

SPRING GOLF RESULTS April 14-15 Ripon College Invitational Lawsonia GC / Taylor - 84-77 (161), Isberner - 87-81 (168), Steeger - 86-83 (169), 353-320 (673) Green Lake, WI Bacher - 96-81 (177), Johnson - 105-81 (186) 5th Place / 10

April 22 Beloit College Invitational Glen Erin GC / Johnson - 38-42 (80 - 5th), Steeger - 42-41 (83), 335 Janesville, WI Rufsvold - 39-47 (86), Jenkins - 43-43 (86), Taylor - 39-48 (87) 4th Place / 11

April 25 MATC Invitational The Bridges GC / Taylor - 38-42 (80), Johnson - 44-41 (85), Steeger - 44-44 (88), 338 Madison, WI Rufsvold - 48-47 (95), Jenkins - 48-51 (99) 3rd Place / 3

June 5-9 NJCAA Division III Championship Chautauqua GC / Taylor - 74-72-73-74 (293 - 4th), Isberner - 80-78-78-74 (310 - 33rd) ---- Chautauqua, NY

Home Invitational in Bold | *National Qualifier | # Course Record

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SEASON REVIEW The 2005 MATC Soccer team was comprised of sixteen players, including six returning athletes. During the season, sixth-year coach Jeff Richardson saw several players step to the forefront. MATC once again played tough competition to start the season and came out of the first five games with a 1-3-1 record. Over those first five games, second year forward, Chad Kubly (Watertown H.S.) recorded four goals including all three goals for the WolfPack in a September 4th game versus College of Lake County.

Over the next five games, MATC went undefeated, outscoring their opponents 35-3, including a pair of 10-0 FRONT ROW (L-R): Nate Haville, Brian Kohlman, Tyler Roach, Jared Kuehl, Kyle Betzner, Matt Landes, wins against in-state competition. During MATC’s five game Brian Walsh, Cody Jones winning streak, Chris Huemmer (Monona Grove H.S.), last Middle Row (L-R): Thomas Schulz, Chris Huemmer, Kalifa Bah, Bryan Ross, Jose Mora, Sam Marlette year’s leading goal scorer, heated up, scoring six goals BACK ROW (L-R): Jeff Richardson (Head Coach), Fernando Jones, Chad Kubly, Grant Fischer, Larry including a three goal performance on September 17. Freidig (Assistant Coach) Another former Monona Grove H.S. soccer player and first NOT PICTURED: Scott Dieckhoff (Manager) year MATC athlete, Bryan Ross began to show his goal scoring ability. Ross had four goals over that stretch as well. Ross would go MATC finished the regular season with four straight wins as first year goalie, on to record four multi-goal games on the season as he led the team in goals Jared Kuehl, recorded three shutouts and only allowed one goal. MATC with 15. Ross was also the team leader in assists with 21. His 51 total points finished the regular season with a 11-6-1 record and a 6-0 record against is the highest season point total in school history. state junior college opponents. The team also claimed the Wisconsin Technical College Conference title for the 2005 SOCCER ROSTER seventh time in school history. Grant Fischer, Nathan NO NAME POS YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Haville, Chris Huemmer, Chad Kubly, Fernando Jones, G Jared Kuehl Goalie 1st Oregon, WI (Oregon H.S.) Jared Kuehl, Sam Marlette and Bryan Ross each received 2 Brian Kohlman Midfielder 2nd Madison, WI (Madison East H.S.) all-conference and all-region honors. Sam Marlette and 3 Thomas Schulz Midfielder 1st Columbus, WI (Columbus H.S.) Bryan Ross earned all-state honors for their play. 5 Chris Huemmer Midfielder 2nd Monona, WI (Monona Grove H.S.) In the WJCAA Semifinals on October 19th versus UW- 6 Fernando Jones Defense 1st Madison, WI (Madison West H.S.) Waukesha, MATC struggled, losing their first game to 7 Brian Walsh Defense 1st McFarland, WI (McFarland H.S.) a state junior college team this season. MATC fell 2-3 8 Bryan Ross Forward 1st Monona, WI (Monona Grove H.S.) to the host Cougars. On October 29th, MATC won the 9 Matt Landes Defense 1st Lodi, WI (Lodi H.S.) NJCAA Wisconsin Regional Final by forfeit to advance to 10 Cody Jones Defense 1st Reedsburg, WI (Reedsburg Area H.S.) the NJCAA District Tournament. In the first game of the 12 Nate Haville Midfielder 2nd Onalaska, WI (Onalaska H.S.) District Tournament hosted at MATC, the WolfPack faced 13 Chad Kulby Forward 2nd Watertown, WI (Watertown H.S.) Columbus State Community College. First year standout 17 Sam Marlette Defense 2nd Prairie du Sac, WI (Sauk Prairie H.S.) forward, Bryan Ross had the only goal of the game and 18 Grant Fischer Midfielder 2nd Madison, WI (Madison Memorial H.S.) goalkeeper Jared Kuehl posted 14 saves en route to MATC’s 1-0 victory. 21 Jose Mora Forward 1st Mexico 23 Kalifa Bah Forward 1st Madison, WI (Madison La Follette H.S.) In the District Final, MATC faced the defending three- time national champion Richland College Thunderducks. HEAD COACH Jeff Richardson (6th year) MATC fell 0-3 to the eventual national Division III ASSISTANT COACH Larry Freidig (3rd year) runners-up. Second year defensive player, Sam Marlette MANAGER Scott Dieckhoff earned second team All-American honors becoming the third soccer player in the last three years to earn the honor and only the fourth All-American in school history. MATC finished the season with a 13-8-1 overall record. 2827 SOCCER

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IN D IVI d u AL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-REGION XIII Grant Fischer Grant Fischer Nathan Haville Nathan Haville Chris Huemmer Chris Huemmer Fernando Jones Fernando Jones Chad Kubly Chad Kubly Jared Kuehl Jared Kuehl Sam Marlette Sam Marlette Bryan Ross Bryan Ross

Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-STATE DIVISION III ALL-AMERICAN Sam Marlette, Bryan Ross Sam Marlette (Second Team)

SPECIAL TEAM AWAR D S Captains Most Valuable Mr. Offense Sam Marlette Sam Marlette Bryan Ross Chad Kubly Mr. Defense 12th Man / Manager Most Improved Fernando Jones Scott Dieckhoff Kalifa Bah Coaches Award Brian Walsh TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association - First Place (3-0) Region XIII First Place

Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association NJCAA District Tournament Lost in Semifinals Second Place

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION SAVES SCORERS SCORE OVERALL WJCAA WTCC Aug. 30 McHenry County College HOME Kuehl (10) --- 0-1 L 0-1 Dakota County Tournament Sept. 3 vs. Neosho County Apple Valley, MN Kuehl (6) Walsh, Ross 2-2 T 0-1-1 Sept. 4 vs. College of Lake County Apple Valley, MN Kuehl (6) Kubly (3) 3-4 L 0-2-1 Sept. 6 UW-Whitewater Club Team HOME Kuehl (4), Kubly, Huemmer 2-1 W 1-2-1 Haville (5) Sept. 9 Dakota Co. Tech. College HOME Kuehl (5) Haville 1-2 L 1-3-1 Sept. 10 North Iowa Area CC HOME Kuehl (1) Bah (2), Huemmer 3-2 W 2-3-1 Sept. 12 UW-Richland Richland Center, WI Kuehl (3) Huemmer (2), Walsh (2), Ross, Kubly, 10-0 W 3-3-1 1-0 Haville, Landes, Bah, Mora Sept. 17 *MATC-Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Kuehl (1) Huemmer (3), Kohlman (2), Kubly, Bah, 10-0 W 4-3-1 2-0 1-0 Roach, Ross, Fischer Sept. 20 Concordia University JV HOME Kuehl (5) Fischer (2), Bah, Haville, Mora, F. Jones 6-1 W 5-3-1 Sept. 22 UW-Marathon HOME Kuehl (4) Ross (2), Huemmer, Mora, Bah, Kubly 6-0 W 6-3-1 3-0 Sept. 24 St. Olaf College JV Northfield, MN Kuehl (9) --- 0-3 L 6-4-1 Sept. 25 Macalester College JV St. Paul, MN Kuehl (6) Kohlman 1-5 L 6-5-1 Sept. 29 UW-Washington County West Bend, WI Kuehl (4) Ross (3), Kubly 4-2 W 7-5-1 4-0 Oct. 2 Kishwaukee College HOME Kuehl (6) --- 0-2 L 7-6-1 Oct. 8 *MATC-Milwaukee HOME Kuehl (2) Ross (2), Haville, Bah 4-0 W 8-6-1 5-0 2-0 Oct. 11 Loras College JV HOME Kuehl (3) Ross, Mora 2-0 W 9-6-1 Oct. 13 UW-Fond du Lac Fond du Lac, WI Kuehl (1) Mora (3), Ross, Huemmer, Haville 6-0 W 10-6-1 6-0 Oct. 15 Triton College HOME Kuehl (8) Haville (3), Ross (2), Marlette, Huemmer 7-1 W 11-6-1

Post-season Oct. 19 WJCAA Semifinals Waukesha, WI vs. UW-Waukesha Kuehl (4) Kubly, Haville 2-3 L 11-7-1 6-1 Oct. 29 WI NJCAA Region Final HOME vs. MATC-Milwaukee ------FORFEIT W 12-7-1 7-1 3-0 Nov. 4-5 NJCAA District Tournament HOME vs. Columbus State CC Kuehl (14) Ross 1-0 W 13-7-1 vs. Richland College Kuehl (5) --- 0-3 L 13-8-1

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The 2005 MATC Women’s Volleyball team led by first year coach, Toby Parker, consisted of four returning players and five first year players. The team started the season with two wins and two losses at an always competitive Rochester Community & Technical College Tournament on September 10th.

After the tournament, the team went on an impressive seven match win streak, winning nineteen straight games and beating seven state junior college teams during that stretch. On September 28th, MATC faced conference rival and one of the top teams in the nation, Western Wisconsin Technical College, for what would be the first of four times during the season. MATC played hard and pushed the visiting Lady Cavaliers but eventually lost in four close games. After their first loss to a FRONT ROW (L-R): Samantha Albrecht, Kristin Brochtrup, Rena Gross, Jen Butler, Tricia Walker state junior college team, MATC won five out of their next six BACK ROW (L-R): Kim Haack, Stephanie Albertus, Kelly McCarthy, Jessica Seeliger, Melissa Weisensel, Jerrica Eager, Toby Parker (Head Coach) games before facing Western Wisconsin Technical College for a second time. MATC once again played tough against the host Lady Cavaliers but eventually lost in three games. Technical College. In the WJCAA Semifinal, MATC once again battled well with the Lady Cavaliers but fell short in the end. MATC lost the first game The WolfPack finished second in the conference with a 6-2 record. Kristen 21-30 and the second game 28-30. With the loss, the WolfPack placed Brochtrup, Kelly McCarthy and Carina Saunders were named to the third in the WJCAA. Talented first year player, Kristin Brochtrup from Wisconsin Technical College Conference all-conference team. Overall, the Kaukauna H.S., claimed all-tournament and all-state honors with her play. MATC Women had an impressive 14-5 record at the end of the regular season. The team was 12-2 against state junior college opponents, with At the 2005 NJCAA Region XIII-A Tournament in La Crosse, WI, MATC lost their only losses coming against Western Wisconsin Technical College. their first game to the eventual national runners-up, Ridgewater College, in three hard fought games. In the third place game, the WolfPack beat In the postseason, MATC won three-out-of-four matches in the WJCAA State Minnesota West Community College in four games to place third. The third Regional Playoffs to advance to the WJCAA State Tournament in Janesville, place finish was the program’s highest since 2002. Kristin Brochup and WI. At the WJCAA State Tournament, MATC once again won three straight former Highland H.S. athlete, Kelly McCarthy, claimed all-region honors. matches to set up the fourth game of the year versus Western Wisconsin MATC’s overall record of 21-8 was also the best season mark since 2002.

In addition to the team accomplishments, several 2005 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL ROSTER athletes posted impressive individual statistics this season as well. Kristin Brochtrup made the top ten NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) in school history in three different single season 2 Rena Gross DS 5-6 2nd Blue Mounds, WI (Mount Horeb H.S.) categories including kills (319), digs (328), and 3 Kristin Brochtrup OH/S 5-6 1st Kaukauna, WI (Kaukauna H.S.) blocks (56). Jen Butler posted the most assists 4 Kim Haack DS 5-5 1st Mazomanie, WI (Wisconsin Heights H.S.) (777) in school history while Kelly McCarthy’s career 5 Kelly McCarthy OH/MB 5-9 2nd Highland, WI (Highland H.S.) numbers place her seventh in career digs (347), 6 Jen Butler S 5-2 1st Argyle, WI (Argyle H.S.) second in career kills and seventh in career blocks 9 Melissa Weisensel OP 5-9 1st Pardeeville, WI (Pardeeville H.S.) (62). 10 Tricia Walker OH 5-6 2nd Boscobel, WI (Boscobel H.S.) 12 Carina Saunders OH 5-7 2nd Oregon, WI (Oregon H.S.) 15 Jerrica Eager MB 5-11 1st Markesan, WI (Markesan H.S.)

HEAD COACH Toby Parker (1st year)

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IN D IVI d u AL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association ALL-CONFERENCE All-Tournament Kristin Brochtrup Kristin Brochtrup Kelly McCarthy Carina Saunders National Junior College Athletic Association Region XIII ALL-Tournament Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association Kristin Brochtrup ALL-STATE Kristin Brochtrup

National Junior College Athletic Association ALL-REGION XIII Kristin Brochtrup, Kelly McCarthy SPECIAL TEAM AWAR D S Captains Defensive Player of the Year Kelly McCarthy Kristin Brochtrup Tricia Walker Kim Haack Rena Gross Most Improved Most Valuable Jerrica Eager Kristin Brochtrup Jennifer Butler Kristin Brochtrup WTCC All-Conference  WJCAA All-State NJCAA All-Region XIII  WJCAA All-Tournament Region XIII All-Tournament TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference Second Place (6-2)

Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association Third Place

National Junior College Athletic Association - Region XIII Third Place

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OVERALL SEASON STATISTICS ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING NAME G K K/GM E TA PCT. A A/GM SA SA/GM SE RE DIG D/GM BS BA TOT B/GM Kim Haack 66 3 0.05 1 7 .286 1 0.02 44 0.67 35 12 183 2.77 0 1 1 0.02 Kristin Brochtrup 77 319 4.14 140 845 .212 7 0.09 38 0.49 35 26 328 4.26 50 6 56 0.73 Kelly McCarthy 77 226 2.94 142 852 .099 11 0.14 34 0.44 60 52 263 3.42 27 5 32 0.42 Carina Saunders 65 118 1.82 71 516 .091 4 0.06 35 0.54 17 31 243 3.74 7 4 11 0.17 Jen Butler 77 4 0.05 1 34 .088 777 10.09 49 0.64 24 0 129 1.68 3 3 6 0.08 Tricia Walker 76 123 1.62 95 517 .054 6 0.08 49 0.64 44 13 221 2.91 3 0 3 0.04 Rena Gross 61 0 0.00 0 0 .000 1 0.02 20 0.33 13 11 109 1.79 1 0 1 0.02 Jerrica Eager 65 28 0.43 30 126 -.016 5 0.08 0 0.00 1 0 15 0.23 36 2 38 0.58 Melissa Weisensel 34 12 0.35 17 60 -.083 5 0.15 7 0.21 5 0 9 0.26 0 1 1 0.03 *Stephanie Albertus 7 0 0.00 3 12 -.250 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 3 2 0.29 0 0 0 0.00 *Samantha Albrecht 16 3 0.19 14 43 -.256 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 1 0.06 12 1 13 0.81 TEAM TOTALS 77 836 10.86 514 3012 .107 817 10.61 276 3.58 236 148 1503 19.52 139 23 150.5 1.95 *Did not finish the season (Sorted by Attack Percentage) PLAYOFF STATISTICS ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING NAME G K K/GM E TA PCT. A A/GM SA SA/GM SE RE DIG D/GM BS BA TOT B/GM Kristin Brochtrup 22 121 5.50 48 291 .251 1 0.05 9 0.41 12 8 128 5.82 16 1 17 0.77 Kim Haack 22 2 0.09 1 4 .250 0 0.00 15 0.68 14 3 72 3.27 0 0 0 0.00 Jerrica Eager 19 16 0.84 10 55 .109 3 0.16 0 0.00 0 0 5 0.26 13 0 13 0.68 Kelly McCarthy 22 77 3.50 47 284 .106 1 0.05 9 0.41 15 14 97 4.41 4 0 4 0.18 Tricia Walker 21 24 1.14 18 102 .059 3 0.14 16 0.76 11 2 72 3.43 0 0 0 0.00 Carina Saunders 22 35 1.59 29 199 .030 3 0.14 5 0.23 6 12 84 3.82 2 1 3 0.14 Rena Gross 14 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 1 15 1.07 0 0 0 0.00 *Stephanie Albertus 0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 *Samantha Albrecht 0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 Melissa Weisensel 8 3 0.38 4 12 -.083 0 0.00 2 0.25 1 0 1 0.12 0 0 0 0.00 Jen Butler 22 0 0.00 1 10 -.100 258 11.73 9 0.41 8 0 40 1.82 0 0 0 0.00 Team Totals 22 278 12.64 158 957 .125 269 12.23 65 2.95 68 40 514 23.36 35 2 36.0 1.64 *Did not finish the season (Sorted by Attack Percentage) WTCC STATISTICS ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING NAME G K K/GM E TA PCT. A A/GM SA SA/GM SE RE DIG D/GM BS BA TOT B/GM Kristin Brochtrup 25 94 3.76 43 260 .196 3 0.12 15 0.60 14 8 106 4.24 17 2 19 0.76 Jen Butler 25 2 0.08 0 11 .182 257 10.28 18 0.72 9 0 43 1.72 2 1 3 0.12 Kelly McCarthy 25 79 3.16 40 264 .148 3 0.12 16 0.64 25 22 72 2.88 13 2 15 0.60 Carina Saunders 23 43 1.87 24 177 .107 1 0.04 17 0.74 7 11 87 3.78 3 2 5 0.22 Tricia Walker 25 47 1.88 33 195 .072 1 0.04 14 0.56 12 4 70 2.80 0 0 0 0.00 Rena Gross 21 0 0.00 0 0 .000 1 0.05 10 0.48 2 4 51 2.43 1 0 1 0.05 Kim Haack 16 0 0.00 0 2 .000 1 0.06 11 0.69 8 1 38 2.38 0 0 0 0.00 Melissa Weisensel 14 8 0.57 9 33 -.030 5 0.36 5 0.36 4 0 5 0.36 0 0 0 0.00 *Stephanie Albertus 5 0 0.00 1 8 -.125 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 3 2 0.40 0 0 0 0.00 Jerrica Eager 19 4 0.21 8 26 -.154 2 0.11 0 0.00 1 0 3 0.16 6 1 7 0.37 *Samantha Albrecht 4 0 0.00 3 5 -.600 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 1 0.25 4 0 4 1.00 TEAM TOTALS 25 277 11.08 161 981 .118 274 10.96 106 4.24 53 478 19.12 46 8 50.0 2.00 *Did not finish the season (Sorted by Attack Percentage) 3233 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION SCORES OVERALL GAMES WJCAA WTCC Sept. 7 UW-Waukesha Waukesha, WI CANCELLED ------Sept. 10 Rochester CTC Tournament Rochester, MN vs. Rochester Community Technical College 17-30 L, 19-30 L (0-2) LOSS 0-1 0-2 vs. Itasca Community College 21-30 L, 24-30 L (0-2) LOSS 0-2 0-4 vs. Hibbing Community College 30-23 W, 19-30 L, 15-10 W (2-1) WIN 1-2 2-5 vs. Minnesota State Community College 30-17 W, 23-30 L, 15-11 W (2-1) WIN 2-2 4-6 Sept. 14 *Waukesha County Technical College Pewaukee, WI 30-21 W, 30-17 W, 30-14 W (3-0) WIN 3-2 7-6 1-0 1-0 Sept. 17 *Mid-State Technical College HOME 30-4 W, 34-32 W, 30-15 W (3-0) WIN 4-2 10-6 2-0 2-0 Sept. 19 UW-Richland Richland Center, WI 30-16 W, 30-16 W, 30-25 W (3-0) WIN 5-2 13-6 3-0 Sept. 21 *Milwaukee Area Technical College Milwaukee, WI 30-16 W, 30-18 W, 30-22 W (3-0) WIN 6-2 16-6 4-0 3-0 Sept. 23 UW-Sheboygan HOME 30-12 W, 30-11 W, 30-20 W (3-0) WIN 7-2 19-6 5-0 Sept. 26 TRIANGULAR Janesville, WI vs. UW-Rock County 30-16 W, 30-22 W (2-0) WIN 8-2 21-6 6-0 vs. UW-Baraboo 30-12 W, 30-12 W (2-0) WIN 9-2 23-6 7-0 Sept. 28 *Western WI Technical College HOME 20-30 L, 28-30 L, 30-20 W, 26-30 L (1-3) LOSS 9-3 24-9 7-1 3-1 Oct. 1 TRIANGULAR HOME vs. UW-Richland 30-26 W, 30-17 W (2-0) WIN 10-3 26-9 8-1 vs. *Waukesha County Technical College 30-18 W, 30-17 W, 30-24 W (3-0) WIN 11-3 29-9 9-1 4-1 Oct. 3 Rock Valley College HOME 30-21 W, 31-29 W, 14-30 L, 16-30 L, 11-15 L (2-3) LOSS 11-4 31-12 Oct. 5 *Mid-State Technical College Wisconsin Rapids, WI 30-11 W, 30-24 W, 30-21 W (3-0) WIN 12-4 34-12 10-1 5-1 Oct. 8 *Milwaukee Area Technical College HOME 30-10 W, 30-5 W, 30-26 W (3-0) WIN 13-4 37-12 11-1 6-1 Oct. 10 UW-Washington HOME 30-15 W, 30-23 W, 30-17 W (3-0) WIN 14-4 40-12 12-1 Oct. 15 *Western WI Technical College La Crosse, WI 28-30 L, 21-30 L, 26-30 L (O-3) LOSS 14-5 40-15 12-2 6-2

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Oct. 19 WJCAA State Regional Playoffs Baraboo, WI vs. UW-Rock County 30-16 W, 30-18 W (2-0) WIN 15-5 42-15 13-2 vs. UW-Richland 31-29 W, 30-18 W (2-0) WIN 16-5 44-15 14-2 vs. UW-Baraboo 30-28 W, 30-17 W (2-0) WIN 17-5 46-15 15-2 vs. Western WI Technical College 22-30 L, 23-30 L (0-2) LOSS 17-6 46-17 15-3 Oct. 22 WJCAA State Tournament Janesville, WI vs. UW-Marinette 30-23 W, 30-23 W (2-0) WIN 18-6 48-17 16-3 vs. UW-Fond du Lac 30-14 W, 30-22 W (2-0) WIN 19-6 50-17 17-3 vs. UW-Marathon 30-23 W, 30-22 W (2-0) WIN 20-6 52-17 18-3 vs. Western WI Technical College 21-30 L, 28-30 L (0-2) LOSS 20-7 52-19 18-4 Nov. 4-5 NJCAA Region XIII-A Tournament La Crosse, WI vs. Ridgewater College 23-30 L, 26-30 L, 29-31 L (0-3) LOSS 20-8 52-22 vs. Minnesota West Community College 30-14 W, 29-31 L, 30-22 W, 30-24 W (3-1) WIN 21-8 55-23

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