WOLFPACK ATHLETICS 2000-2001 Yearbook
MADISON AREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE 2000-01 DIRECTORY
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ATHLETIC STAFF & DISTRICT BOARD President District Board Members Beverly S. Simone, Ed.D Sandra Adell Director of Athletics John Ashley Steve Hauser Kenneth Brittingham James Cavanaugh Administrative Assistants Linda Christman Lori Allen Judith Ecker Kris Quinlan Donald Heiliger Sports Information Director Brian Jorgensen Jason Verhelst Barbara Lorman Trainer, PT/ATC Terri Jo Rucinski
2000-01 COACHES Baseball Golf Leo Kalinowski Head Coach Bill Scheer Head Coach Tom Fischer Assistant/Pitching Coach Lyle Hanson Assistant/Coordinator Soccer Gary Breneman Manager Jeff Richardson Head Coach Greg Kinsey Assistant Coach Women’s Basketball Steve Bartow Head Coach Tennis Kris Quinlan Assistant Coach Chris Page Head Coach Brad Meyer Assistant Coach Men’s Basketball Kelly Boe Head Coach Track & Field Nathan Holm Assistant Coach Kervin Soko Head Coach Gary Breneman Manager Fred Williams Assistant Coach Cross Country Women’s Volleyball Bill Hausler Head Coach Sarah Boland Head Coach Fred Williams Assistant Coach Dave Wangerin Assistant Coach Mary Pennel Assistant Coach 1 HONORS
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TEAM ATHLETIC HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC) Baseball First Place Women’s Basketballl Second Place Men’s Basketball First Place Golf Third Place Soccer First Place Women’s Volleyball Second Place (No WTCC Competition in: Cross Country, Tennis, Track & Field)
Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) Baseball First Place Golf Eighth Place Soccer First Place Women’s Volleyball Third Place (No WJCAA competition in: Cross Country, Track & Field)
National Junior College Athletic Association (Region XIII) Baseball First Place Soccer First Place Women’s Basketball Fourth Place Women’s Volleyball Third Place (No Region XIII competition in: Cross Country, Track & Field)
INDIVIDUAL ACADEMIC HONORS
WTCC All-Academic Hein, Amy (Cross Country) WJCAA Distinguished All-Academic Beach, Neil (Soccer) Hesse, Burt (Men’s Basketball) & WTCC All-Academic Buchner, Lisa (Volleyball) Knudtson, Joe (Golf) Anderson, Ricky (Cross Counry & Track) Burg, Erica (Women’s Basketball) Kukawica, Brian (Men’s Tennis) Augustine, Dan (Baseball) Buwalda, Amber (Women’s Basketball) Marek, Shaun (Track & Field) Behrens, Chris (Baseball) Carrico, Amy (Track & Field) Reynolds, Kelley (Baseball) Flannery, Michael (Baseball) Coffey, Corinne (Volleyball) Simmons, A.J. (Baseball) Hazelton, Shannon (Women’s Basketball) Dix, Katrina (Volleyball) Simms, Jesse (Golf) Leonhard, Adam (Baseball) Dohm, Amy (Volleyball) Smith, Don (Cross Country) Schumacher, Brian (Baseball) Engel, Billie Jo (Women’s Basketball) Tremeiling, Ryan (Track & Field) Westphal, Ryan (Baseball) Ferris, Jon (Cross Country & Track) Tessman, Luke (Golf) Whitrock, Scott (Baseball) Filter, Kim (VB & Women’s Basketball) Wollin, Michelle (Women’s Basketball) Zillmer, Mark (Golf) Garza, Antonio (Track & Field) Hall, Kyle (Track & Field) Cross Country All-Academic Hammes, Conor (Baseball) Snider, Jeff (Cross Country) 2 SPORTSPERSON
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2001 SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR
Kimberly Filter Michael Flannery Women’s Volleyball - Women’s Basketball Baseball
Kim is a two-year track & field competitor and competed for the Mike is currently a second year pitcher for the WolfPack Baseball WolfPack Volleyball and Women's Basketball teams this year. Kim, Team. Mike, a graduate of Florence High School, was named a graduate of Waterloo High School, earned NJCAA All-American most outstanding player of his high school team his junior honors in track & field last season. season. Mike pitched in four games for the WolfPack last season, receiving his first collegiate win against Western At the 2000 NJCAA Division III National Meet in Buffalo, New Wisconsin Technical College. This season he started four games York she threw the javelin over 109 feet to out distance the and appeared in nine games with 26 2/3 innings pitched. He competition, win the national championship, and claim NJCAA All- completed the season with a 4-1 record and 4.39 ERA. American honors. Her first place finish in the javelin along with her seventh place finish in the shotput propelled the Women's "Mike is exceptional young man. He has excelled in the Track & Field team to their highest finish ever at the National classroom and on the field and is a true example of a meet. student-athlete. He represents the college and athletic department very well," said Athletic Director Steve Hauser. Last year's Spirit and Dedication Special Award winner for the track & field team and this year's Best Attitude award winner for Mike has signed a national letter of intent and accepted an volleyball, Kim is an enthusiastic, hard-working athlete whose athletic scholarship at Wisconsin Parkside for next year. In positive attitude and spirit makes others around her better. Her addition to Mike's talent on the field, his calm, polite, and attitude and work ethic has also helped her in the classroom forthright personality has helped the MATC Athletic Department where her current GPA is 3.56. off the field, as well.
Kris Quinlan, Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, believes that Mike did an excellent job as Athletic Representative to the Student "Kim's positive attitude and love for athletics is contagious. It is Activities Board this year. Mike has a 3.58 GPA at MATC and will something that brings her teammates together and makes her a graduate in May with an associate degree in Police Science. joy to coach." Kim will be graduating in May with an associate's degree in Recreation Services.
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2001 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Marcus K. Lane Vicki S. (Grefe) Hagen Men’s Basketball Women’s Volleyball - Women’s Basketball Softball From 1988 to 1990 the Madison Area Technical College basketball was lead by a 6'0" guard from James Madison High School in Milwaukee. Marcus Lane Vicki Grefe, a four-sport athlete from Wisconsin Dells High School, came to came to MATC in 1988. In his first year at MATC, Marcus averaged 14.5 points MATC in 1985. At MATC, she continued where she left off in high school, per game and was named co-most valuable player, most improved player, and competing successfully in multiple sports. In volleyball, she was named to was a first team WTCC all-conference selection. "Marcus was a super young the WTCC all-conference team in two consecutive seasons. In basketball, she man and a very coachable athlete. He led by example and worked hard and was named to the WTCC all-conference and WJCAA all-state teams during the continued to improve throughout his basketball career," said Jack Brenegan, 1985-86 season. In softball, she received the 1986 golden glove award, Marcus's coach his first year at MATC. MATC assistant coach, Jerry Lamers posting a record .936 fielding percentage. "Vicki was a great teammate. remembered, "Marcus was not afraid to do the little things to make the team She was a team leader by her work ethic and positive attitude on and off better. He was a great team player." the court," said Kris Quinlan, her teammate on the 1986-87 MATC Women's basketball team. Considered one of the best junior college prospects in the state heading into the 1989-90 season, he met and exceeded expectations. In his second year, Vicki, the 1987 Sportsperson of the year, also excelled in the classroom. Marcus averaged 15.6 points per game, leading MATC not only in scoring, During the 1986-87 seasons, she earned all-academic status in volleyball, but assists, steals, and rebounding, as well. During that season he received basketball, and softball. In 1987, Vicki graduated from MATC and is currently WTCC all-conference, WJCAA all-state, and NJCAA Region XIII honors. Voted back at MATC, on the dean's list, pursuing her second associate's degree. MVP for his second consecutive season, Marcus was also honored as 1989- 90 Sportsperson of the Year by the MATC District board for his overall efforts After MATC she worked at Sears & Roebuck in Minneapolis, Minnesota for as a student-athlete. two years before coming back to Madison to work for Great Lakes Higher Education, where she has been for twelve years. Vicki also found time in After MATC, Marcus attended the University of Wisconsin-River Falls where he her busy schedule to coach. In 1987 and 1989 she served as the freshman was named to the Wisconsin State University Conference all-conference team volleyball coach at her high school alma mater and from 1994-95 coached and was selected as honorable mention NAIA all-american during his 1992 the junior varsity volleyball team at Madison East High School. season with the Falcons. In 1992, Vicki married fellow MATC student-athlete alum, Joseph Hagen and In 1994, Marcus graduated from University of Wisconsin-River Falls with a continues to stay involved in athletics by taking pictures of her husband's bachelor's degree in Physical Education. Since then he has stayed active in Madison East Cross County and Track & Field teams. Both Vicki and Joe have the community by volunteer coaching for the Minnesota Kings AAU basketball been long-time supporters of MATC Athletics and are current members of the team and for the River Falls basketball camps. Currently, Marcus is a physical MATC Athletic Alumni Association. education teacher, athletic director, and boys and girls basketball coach for the Washington Technology Magnet Middle School in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES/REDSTEN AWARD
Charlotte(Rittmeyer) Reddeman Kris Quinlan Cross Country-Track & Field Doug Redsten Memorial Service Award
Charlotte A. Rittmeyer, a three-sport athlete from Poynette High School, came Kris, a Madison East basketball standout, came to MATC in 1986. In her to MATC in the fall of 1989. When she left in the spring of 1990, she had first season on the team she was selected as co-captain of the Women's already made her mark in MATC Athletics history. Basketball team, leading the team to a 25-4 record and one of the finest seasons in the school's history. With Kris as captain during the 1987-88 Charlotte, a gifted, versatile athlete competed for MATC cross country and season, the team eclipsed the mark they had set the prior year, going 26-1, track & field teams. With an interest in the heptathlon and willingness to try finishing third in the NJCAA Region XIII Tournament. Her leadership, attitude, new events she sharpened her skills and saw it pay off at the end of the 1990 and work ethic bonded the team together and pushed them to a new level. Track & Field season. In the 1990 Region XIII Track & Field Championships, Charlotte won all seven events including her favorite individual event the, 400 After her final season as a player she continued working in the MATC intermediate hurdles. Her point total at the meet was the second highest Athletic office and took on assistant duties for the team she had brought point total in Region XIII history. At the NJCAA National Meet, before divisions success to as a player. After co-coaching during the 1989-90 season she were created, Charlotte claimed honorable mention All-American status with a took over as head coach for the 1990-91 season. In that same year she sixth place finish in the heptathlon. With the honor she became the first MATC graduated with an Administrative Assistant associates degree. She never female All-American in school history. During the 1990 track & field season, looked back as her team's compiled a 197-78 record over nine years. Her Charlotte was also named team MVP and established school records in seven teams were continually ranked nationally in NJCAA Division III, while dominating different individual events. state junior colleges rivals, winning 63 consecutive games. She developed numerous all-state, all-region, and all-american players during her tenure, Following graduation from MATC, she attended the University of Wisconsin sending several on to four-year schools. on a track & field scholarship. Charlotte competed for the Badgers from 1990-1992, earning letters each of her two seasons. "Charlotte was a great In 1999, she gave up her head coaching duties, coming back to help addition to the Wisconsin Track Team. Her relentless pursuit to excel in coach this year's team. In addition to working in the MATC Fitness Center the multi-events was eventually rewarded when she scored for Wisconsin in and Athletic office, Kris continues to be involved in numerous community both Indoor and Outdoor Big Ten Championships," explained Peter Tegen, programs including the Badger State Games, Tri-County Girls Basketball, Wisconsin Women's Track & Field coach. "Charlotte was one of the hardest and USA Junior Nationals. "Kris is someone who continually goes above and working and kindest student-athletes I have ever seen in our program. I'm beyond her job responsibilities. Her upbeat, positive attitude makes people glad she was here." around her better. She has contributed so much to MATC Athletics and we hope she continues for many years to come," said Steve Hauser, Director of In 1993, Charlotte graduated for the University of Wisconsin with a degree in Athletics. In April of next year, Kris will marry Jim Mills. Kinesiology. She has taught physical education at Middleton and McFarland School Districts while also staying active in her sports. She served as assistant track & field coach at McFarland for one year and served as Charlotte (Rittmeyer) Reddeman cont. assistant cross country coach at Madison Memorial for six years, from 1993- Poynette, Wisconsin with her husband Justin and has her hands full with their 1999. In addition to teaching and coaching, Charlotte takes on officiating three children, Jacob, Elizabeth, and Caleb. She is a current member of the duties at Wisconsin home track & field meets. Currently, Charlotte lives in MATC Athletic Alumni Association and, now, the MATC Athletic Hall of Fame. 5 BASEBALL
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SEASON REVIEW The MATC Baseball Team enjoyed a remarkable 2001 campaign. The Ryan Govek, Mike Mueller, Brian Schumcaher, and Scott Whitrock were team finished the season with an impressive 50-12 overall record and all named to the 2001 NJCAA Region XIII all-region team. Impressively, were ranked #1 in country in the final regular season NJCAA Division MATC achieved another first in the program’s 31 year history by placing II National Poll. three players on the National Junior College Athletic Association all- american team. Scott Whitrock (OF) recieved first team all-american WolfPack Baseball finished the regular season with a six-game winning honors while Brian Schumacher (DH) and Mike Mueller (P) received streak and a 45-10 overall record. The forty-five wins rank as the third team all-american honors. most regular season wins in the 31 years of MATC Baseball history. In addition, the team claimed their tenth straight Wisconsin Technical In addition to the honors, eight players received athletic scholarships College Conference title going undefeated in conference play with a and are continuing their educations at NCAA Division I & II universities; 12-0 record. Six players, including Dan Augustine, Jaime LaCourt, Mike Dan Augustine, University of Michigan; Ryan Govek, Southeast Mueller, Brian Schumacher, Missouri State University; Aaron Techlin, and Scott Mike Flannery, UW-Parkside; Whitrock were selected to the Connor Hammes, University WTCC All-Conference team. of North Dakota; Mike Mueller, Auburn University; The team swept through the Mike Schaefer, UW-Milwaukee; NJCAA Region XIII Tournament, B.J. Schumacher, Creighton outscoring their opponents University; and Aaron Techlin, 63-16 over four games, Missouri Southern State beating Miles Community University. College, Bismarck State College, Minot State Unversity, Scot Whitrock, a former West and Williston State College. In Bend East High School athlete, the championship game, MATC had a record breaking season beat Williston State College by shattering records in four the score of 17-2 to become of eight season statistical the 2001 NJCAA Region catagories and six of eight XIII Champions for the third Front Row (l-r): Tom Fischer (Assistant/Pitching Coach), Gary “Big Dog” Breneman career statistical catagories. straight year. (Equipment Manager), Mike Flannery, Jamie LaCourt, Dmitri Nokovic, Steve Jilot, Whitrock’s single season Chris Behrens, Ryan Westphal, Brett Hueckman, Leo Kalinowski (Head Coach) home run record of 20 With the win, they advanced Middle Row (l-r): Mike Antoniak, Conor Hammes, Aaron Peterson, Aaron Simmons, shattered the old mark, set to a rematch with last year’s Kelley Reynolds, Dan Augustine, Aaron Techlin, Brian Schumacher, Andrew Wong by Mitch McDowell, in 1986, District Title Series champion, Top Row (l-r): Lyle Hanson (Assistant Coach/Baseball Coordinator), Matt Jenkins, by eight home runs. Mikel Schaefer , Mike Mueller, Brian Lois, Aaron Larsen, Ben Albrecht, Ryan Ahrndt, Iowa Central Community Ryan Govek, Johnathon Bussie, Terri Jo Rucinski (Athletic Trainer) College. In a dramatic come- Not Pictured: Scott Whitrock, Adam Leonard On June 5, 2001, Whitrock from-behind victory, MATC was drafted by the Minnesota claimed the first of three Twins in the 19th round of games by the score of 6-5 when first team All-American, Scott Whitrock Major League Baseball’s Amateur Draft. Whitrock signed a professional drove in the game winning run in the bottom of the ninth. In the second contract with the club on June 7th and will report to rookie league this game, Iowa Central stormed back with a 10-3 victory, forcing a third and spring. final game. In a wild third game, the WolfPack could not contend with the Tritons offensive output, losing 10-19. Despite the loss, the season The 2001 WolfPack Baseball season is one that will be forever etched yielded tremendous results and honors for many players. in the MATC Baseball record books for years to come.
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2001 WOLFPACK ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) 2 Dmitri Nokovic P R/L 5'11'' 190 2nd Milwaukee, WI (Milwaukee Hamilton) 3 Brett Hueckman P R/R 6'0'' 185 1st Prentice, WI (Prentice) 4 Jaime LaCourt SS/3B R/R 6'0'' 175 1st Madison, WI (Madison Memorial) 5 Steve Jilot OF R/R 5'10'' 185 1st Sturgeon Bay, WI (Sevastapol) 6 Mike Flannery P R/R 5'11'' 180 2nd Florence, WI (Florence) 8 Kelley Reynolds C R/R 5'11'' 180 1st Stitzer, WI (Fennimore) 9 Chris Behrens C/OF R/R 5'10'' 165 2nd Whitewater, WI (Whitewater) 10 Aaron Techlin SS R/R 5'11'' 190 2nd Appleton, WI (Fox Valley Lutheran) 11 Andrew Wong P R/R 6'1'' 185 1st Appleton, WI (Xavier) 12 Mike Antoniak 3B R/R 6'1'' 210 2nd Milwaukee, WI (Pulaski) 13 Conor Hammes 3B/SS R/R 6'0'' 175 2nd Racine, WI (Racine Horlick) 15 Ryan Westphal C R/R 5'9'' 165 2nd Fond du Lac, WI (Winnebago Lutheran) 16 Ryan Ahrndt P R/R 6'2'' 195 1st Racine, WI (Racine Case) 17 Ben Albrecht P R/R 6'3'' 230 1st Phelps, WI (Phelps) 18 Jonathon Bussie P/1B R/L 6'3'' 195 1st Beloit, WI (Beloit Turner) 19 Mikel Schaefer P R/R 6'2'' 225 2nd Sun Prairie, WI (Sun Prairie) 20 Scott Whitrock OF R/R 6'2'' 195 2nd Wisconsin Rapids, WI (WI Rapids) 21 Adam Leonard OF L/L 5'11'' 190 2nd Ladysmith, WI (Ladysmith) 22 Dan Augustine 2B R/R 5'8'' 175 2nd Wausau, WI (Wausau West) 23 Aaron Simmons P R/R 6'1'' 230 1st Madison, WI (Madison LaFollette) 24 Brian Schumacher C R/R 5'11'' 200 2nd Stoughton, WI (Stoughton) 25 Ryan Govek P/OF L/R 6'2'' 185 2nd Wausau, WI (Wausau East) 26 Mike Mueller P/OF L/R 6'3'' 215 2nd West Bend, WI (West Bend East) 28 Aaron Peterson 1B R/R 6'2'' 225 1st Viroqua, WI (Viroqua) 30 Matt Jenkins P R/R 6'3'' 195 2nd Kaukauna, WI (Kaukauna) 40 Aaron Larsen P/1B R/R 6'4'' 210 1st Tomah, WI (Tomah) 44 Brian Lois P R/R 6'6'' 225 1st Elkhorn, WI (Elkhorn) Head Coach Leo Kalinowski (10th season) Assistant Coach/Pitching Coach Tom Fischer (1st season) Assistant Coach/Baseball Coordinator Lyle Hanson (25th season) Team Manager Gary “Big Dog” Breneman (26th season) TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC) First Place (12-0) Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) First Place National Junior College Athletic Association (Region XIII) First Place Ranked #1 in the Nation in Final Regular Season Poll 7 BASEBALL
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INDIVIDUAL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC) ALL-CONFERENCE Dan Augustine Jaime LaCourt Mike Mueller Brian Schumacher Aaron Techlin Scott Whitrock Mike Mueller National Junior College Athletic Association WTCC All-Conference (NJCAA Region XIII) NJCAA Region XIII All-Region ALL-REGION NJCAA All-American (Third Team) Ryan Govek Mike Mueller Brian Schumacher Scott Whitrock
National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) ALL-AMERICAN Scott Whitrock (First Team) Mike Mueller (Third Team) Scott Whitrock WTCC All-Conference Brian Schumacher (Third Team) NJCAA Region XIII All-Region NJCAA All-American (First Team) SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS Most Valuable Players (As Pitcher) Scott Whitrock & Mike Mueller Mike Mueller Most Innings Pitched Ryan Govek Top Offensive Player Top Winning % (As Pitcher) Scott Whitrock Mike Mueller
Stolen Base Record Outstanding Pitcher Scott Whitrock Ryan Govek
Offensive Run Production Award Top ERA Mike Mueller Ryan Govek Most Wins Lowest Opponent Batting Ave. Ryan Govek 8 BASEBALL
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OFFENSIVE STATISTICS Name G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB HBP K SAC SB SBA Slug % BA Antoniak, Mike 27 48 14 17 7 4 0 0 7 1 11 1 0 0 0.438 0.354 Augustine, Dan 57 177 67 67 44 11 3 6 25 5 12 3 19 23 0.576 0.379 Behrens, Chris 30 59 15 15 8 6 1 1 6 0 20 0 3 4 0.441 0.254 Bussie, Jon 17 19 4 5 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0.263 0.263 Govek, Ryan 60 163 41 59 52 13 1 6 32 2 19 4 5 6 0.564 0.362 Hammes, Conor 56 158 29 44 20 8 0 0 13 2 15 5 0 0 0.329 0.278 Jilot, Steve 24 43 6 12 5 3 0 0 7 1 7 0 0 0 0.349 0.279 LaCourt, Jamie 45 119 30 37 28 8 1 4 20 2 14 5 2 2 0.496 0.311 Leonhard, Adam 32 74 18 26 14 5 2 1 1 5 8 1 6 8 0.514 0.351 Mueller, Mike 59 197 67 75 78 18 4 18 29 3 33 3 10 12 0.787 0.381 Peterson, Aaron 50 155 49 55 43 11 0 6 15 1 18 8 1 1 0.542 0.355 *Reynolds, Kelley 13 11 3 5 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 2 2 0.636 0.455 Schumacher, B.J. 59 187 53 84 60 18 2 7 17 7 13 7 1 1 0.679 0.449 Techlin, Aaron 53 159 46 46 17 6 2 1 19 2 13 2 7 10 0.371 0.289 Westphal, Ryan 18 19 6 5 6 1 0 0 4 1 4 0 0 0 0.316 0.263 Whitrock, Scott 61 226 100 103 56 21 4 20 20 5 35 0 43 45 0.850 0.456
Totals 1814 548 655 442 133 21 70 215 38 227 39 99 114 0.573 0.361
Symbol Key: G-Game, AB-At Bats, R-Runs, H-Hits, RBI-Runs Batted In, 2B-Doubles, 3B-Triples, HR-Homeruns, BB-Base on Balls, HBP-Hit By Pitch, K-Strikeouts, SAC-Sacrifice, SB-Stolen Bases, SBA-Stolen Base Attempts, Slug %-Slugging Percentage, BA-Batting Average PITCHING STATISTICS Name G GS CG S IP H HB R ER K BB ERA W-L Ahrndt, Ryan 5 2 0 0 8 6 2 9 9 5 17 10.13 1-0 Albrecht, Ben 3 0 0 0 2 1/3 7 0 12 5 2 8 19.29 0-0 Bussie, Jon 7 2 0 1 17 2/3 13 1 9 4 12 4 2.04 2-1 Flannery, Mike 11 1 0 1 28 2/3 36 5 20 15 13 14 4.71 4-2 Govek, Ryan 13 13 4 0 58 1/3 45 7 24 19 68 29 2.93 8-1 Hueckman, Brett 9 4 2 0 26 2/3 35 3 24 13 20 12 4.39 4-1 Jenkins, Matt 7 5 3 0 29 2/3 29 6 20 15 16 17 4.55 3-1 LaCourt, Jaime 6 2 0 2 15 1/3 14 0 12 6 9 6 3.52 2-1 Larsen, Aaron 12 8 3 0 51 2/3 51 0 23 20 29 9 3.48 7-1 Lois, Brian 7 0 0 0 6 3 0 3 2 4 7 3.00 0-0 Mueller, Mike 10 10 1 0 44 32 7 21 17 47 38 3.48 7-0 Nokovic, Dmitri 10 2 2 1 24 1/3 24 1 13 12 17 5 4.44 2-0 Shaefer, Mikel 11 9 5 0 55 46 1 30 22 51 24 3.60 8-2 Simmons, A.J. 12 3 2 6 24 2/3 29 4 14 10 19 12 3.65 1-1 *Wong, Andrew 5 1 0 1 12 6 1 4 2 17 6 1.50 1-1
Totals 62 22 12 404 1/3 376 38 238 171 329 208 3.81 50-12
Symbol Key: G-Games, GS-Games Started, CG-Complete Games, S-Saves, IP-Innings Pitched, H-Hits, HB-Hit Batters, R-Runs Allowed, ER-Earned Runs Allowed, K-Strikeouts, BB-Base on Balls, ERA-Earned Run Average, W-L-Win/Loss Record
*Did not finish season
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2001 SEASON RESULTS DATE AGAINST LOCATION PITCHER OF RECORD SCORES OVERALL NJCAA WTCC
March 10 Florida College Tampa, FL LaCourt (1-0) 6-5 WIN 1-0 1-0 Florida College Tampa, FL Arhndt (1-0) 5-2 WIN 2-0 2-0 March 11 Seminole CC Sanford, FL Schaefer (0-1) 2-3 LOSS 2-1 2-1 Seminole CC Sanford, FL Flannery (0-1) 5-11 LOSS 2-2 2-2 March 12 Tiffin JV (OH) Daytona Beach, FL Larson (1-0) 9-3 WIN 3-2 --- Daytona Beach CC Daytona Beach, FL Wong (0-1) 2-17 LOSS 3-3 2-3 March 15 Lake Sumter CC Leesburg, FL Bussie (0-1) 9-10 LOSS 3-4 2-4 Lake Sumter CC Leesburg, FL Jenkins (0-1) 5-9 LOSS 3-5 2-5 March 16 Delaware Valley Fort Pierce, FL Govek (1-0), Save-Wong (1) 1-0 WIN 4-5 3-5 Naugatuck Valley CC Fort Pierce, FL Mueller (1-0) 25-7 WIN 5-5 4-5 March 20 Elgin CC Elgin, IL LaCourt (1-1) 5-10 LOSS 5-6 4-6 Elgin CC Elgin, IL Wong (1-1) 4-2 WIN 6-6 5-6 March 21 McHenry County College Crystal Lake, IL ------Cancelled ------March 24 Waubonsee College Sugar Grove, IL ------Cancelled ------March 25 Joliet Junior College Joliet, IL ------Rescheduled ------March 28 Sauk Valley CC Dixon, IL Schaefer (1-1) 5-2 WIN 7-6 6-6 Sauk Valley CC Dixon, IL Larson (2-0) 10-0 WIN 8-6 7-6 March 30 Ridgewater College HOME-Tournament Mueller (2-0), Save- LaCourt (1) 5-0 WIN 9-6 8-6 Bethany Lutheran College HOME-Tournament Govek (2-0), Save- Simmons (1) 10-6 WIN 10-6 9-6 March 31 Ridgewater College HOME-Tournament Flannery (1-1) 8-4 WIN 11-6 10-6 Ridgewater College HOME-Tournament Jenkins (1-1) 8-0 WIN 12-6 11-6 April 1 Morton College Cicero, IL Schaefer (2-1) 13-1 WIN 13-6 12-6 Morton College Cicero, IL Larsen (3-0) 16-0 WIN 14-6 13-6 April 3 Western WI Tech. College* HOME Govek (3-0) 19-0 WIN 15-6 14-6 1-0 Western WI Tech. College* HOME Simmons (1-0) 14-0 WIN 16-6 15-6 2-0 April 6 Lakeland College JV Sheboygan Jenkins (2-1) 8-4 WIN 17-6 --- Lakeland College JV Sheboygan Hueckman (1-0) 19-0 WIN 18-6 --- April 7 MATC-Milwaukee* HOME Schaefer (3-1) 4-0 WIN 19-6 16-6 3-0 MATC-Milwaukee* HOME Govek (4-0) 11-1 WIN 20-6 17-6 4-0 April 8 Black Hawk College Moline, IL Simmons (1-1) 1-4 LOSS 20-7 17-7 Black Hawk College Moline, IL Larsen (3-1) 1-8 LOSS 20-8 17-8 April 9 South Suburban College South Holland, IL Nokovic (1-0) 6-2 WIN 21-8 18-8 South Suburban College South Holland, IL Hueckman (2-0) 8-3 WIN 22-8 19-8 April 10 Rock Valley College Rockford, IL Mueller (3-0) 13-1 WIN 23-8 20-8 Rock Valley College Rockford, IL Flannery (2-1) 10-4 WIN 24-8 21-8 April 12 McHenry CC HOME Larsen (4-1), Save-Simmons (2) 6-1 WIN 25-8 22-8 McHenry CC HOME Jenkins (3-1) 11-1 WIN 26-8 23-8 April 14 Waukesha Co. Tech. College* Pewaukee, WI Govek (5-0) 4-0 WIN 27-8 24-8 5-0 Waukesha Co. Tech. College* Pewaukee, WI Schaefer (4-1) 15-2 WIN 28-8 25-8 6-0 April 16 Joliet JC HOME Mueller (4-0) 13-2 WIN 29-8 26-8 Joliet JC HOME Larsen (5-1) 9-6 WIN 30-8 27-8 April 18 Western WI Tech. College* HOME Bussie (1-1) 10-0 WIN 31-8 28-8 7-0 Western WI Tech. College* HOME LaCourt (2-1) 10-0 WIN 32-8 29-8 8-0 April 19 College of Lake County Grayslake, IL Hueckman (3-0) 5-2 WIN 33-8 30-8 College of Lake County Grayslake, IL Flannery (2-2) 3-4 LOSS 33-9 30-9 April 21 MATC-Milwaukee* Milwaukee, WI Larsen (6-1), Save-Simmons (3) 10-6 WIN 34-9 31-9 9-0 MATC-Milwaukee* Milwaukee, WI Nokovic (2-0) 2-1 WIN 35-9 32-9 10-0 April 22 Oakton Tournament Des Plaines, IL ------Canceled ------Oakton Tournament Des Plaines, IL ------Canceled ------April 27 Black Hawk CC HOME Schaefer (5-1) 10-0 WIN 36-9 33-9 Black Hawk CC HOME Flannery (3-2) 23-13 WIN 37-9 34-9 April 28 Waukesha Co. Tech. Colllege* HOME Mueller (5-0), Save-Simmons (4) 5-4 WIN 38-9 35-9 11-0 Waukesha Co. Tech. College* HOME Larsen (7-1) 9-3 WIN 39-9 36-9 12-0 10 BASEBALL
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2001 SEASON RESULTS DATE AGAINST LOCATION PITCHER OF RECORD SCORES OVERALL NJCAA WTCC
April 29 Kishwaukee CC Malta, IL Hueckman (3-1) 14-4 LOSS 39-10 37-9 Kishwaukee CC Malta, IL Flannery (4-2) 13-11 WIN 40-10 37-9 April 30 Lakeland JV HOME ------Cancelled ------Lakeland JV HOME ------Cancelled ------May 1 Sauk Valley CC HOME Schaefer (6-1) 2-1 WIN 41-10 38-9 Sauk Valley CC HOME Govek (6-0) 10-0 WIN 42-10 39-9 May 6 Kishwaukee CC HOME Schaefer (7-1) 8-5 WIN 43-10 40-9 Kishwaukee CC HOME Govek (7-0) 5-3 WIN 44-10 41-9 May 8 Lakeland JV HOME Hueckman (4-1) 3-0 WIN 45-10 42-9 May 9 UW-Madison Club Team HOME ------Cancelled ------
2001 POSTSEASON NJCAA Region XII Tournament
May 12 Miles CC Bismarck, ND Schaefer (8-1) 20-7 WIN 46-10 43-9
May 12 Bismarck State College Bismarck, ND Bussie (2-1) 18-7 WIN 47-10 44-9
May 13 Minot State University Bismarck, ND Govek (8-0) 8-0 WIN 48-10 45-9
May 14 Williston State College Bismarck, ND Mueller (6-0) 17-2 WIN 49-10 46-9
District Title Series
May 19 Iowa Central CC HOME Mueller (7-0) 6-5 WIN 50-10 47-9
Iowa Central CC HOME Schaefer (8-2) 3-10 LOSS 50-11 47-10
Iowa Central CC HOME Govek (8-1) 10-19 LOSS 50-12 47-11
*WTCC Conference Game Bold-Home Game
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SEASON REVIEW The WolfPack Women’s Basketball team finished the 2000- 2001 season where their first practice began, the H. Douglas Redsten Gymnasium at MATC. The Women finished 14-15 overall and tied for second in the Wisconsin Technical College Conference with a 5-3 record. MATC was 9-7 against state competition and finished the season in the consolation game of the NJCAA Region XIII Tournament at the H. Douglas Redsten Gymnasium.
Led by first year coach and former MATC standout basketball player, Steve Bartow, the team featured six new players and two returning players from last year’s squad. Amber Buwalda, Angie Sailer, and Shannon Hazelton traded games as WolfPack leading scorers.
Sailer, a first year player from Cambria-Freisland High School, led the team in scoring (19.3 ppg), three-point shooting (36.5%), and steals (3.38 spg) this season. Sailer also Front Row (l-r): Billie Jo Engel, Angie Smith, Angie Sailer Back Row (l-r): Kris Quinlan (Assistant Coach), Amy Becker, Michelle Wollin, claimed first team WTCC all-conference, WJCAA all-state, Shannon Hazelton, Amber Buwalda, Erica Burg, Steve Bartow (Head Coach) and NJCAA Region XIII all-region honors. In addition, Sailer Not Pictured: Megan Febock, Kara Griswold received the team’s Best Offensive Player award. tournament selection, Hazelton led the WolfPack in rebounding (8.76 Second-year players, Amber Buwalda and Shannon Hazelton, both team rpg), was second in assists (2.90 apg), second in steals (2.86 spg) captains, were also key contributors on the floor again this season. and third in scoring (14.8 ppg). Her tenacity on the court earned her the team’s Best Defensive Player honors. Buwalda, a first team WTCC all-conference and WJCAA all-state player from Randolph High School, contributed 15.6 ppg and 8.48 rpg. MATC finished the regular season with a three game winning streak. Hazelton, a solid all-around player, also contributed to the team in many Unfortunately they could not carry the momentum into the playoffs. In areas this season. the first round of the WJCAA State Playoffs, MATC beat UW-Richland 92- 47. WIth the win they advanced to play Western WI Technical College. A second team WTCC all-conference and NJCAA Region XIII all- In LaCrosse, they were beat 54-64. MATC hosted the Region XIII Basketball Tournament for the first time since 1999 2000-2001 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER and played Ridgewater College from Minnesota in the first game. Ridgewater, the eventual Region XIII NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) champion, proved to have too much scoring power 10 Erica Burg G 5'4" 1st Hartford, WI (Harford) as they handed the WolfPack a 51-72 loss. In the 14 Angie Sailer G 5'7" 1st Cambria, WI (Cambria-Friesland) final game of the regular season, ended in a 49-52 20 Billie Jo Engel F 5'6" 1st Shawano, WI (Shawano Community) loss against conference foe, Western WI Technical 22 Amber Buwalda F/C 5'11" 2nd Randolph, WI (Randolph) College. 30 Shannon Hazelton G/F 5'8" 2nd Eleva-Strum, WI (Eleva-Strum Central) 34 Michelle Wollin F 5'9" 1st Deerfield, WI (Marshall) With fourteen wins the WolfPack improved their 52 Kim Filter G/F 5'7" 1st Waterloo, WI (Waterloo) overall record over last season with a solid group of 55 Angie Smith F/C 5'10" 1st Deerfield, WI (Deerfield) second year players.
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INDIVIDUAL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association (WTCC) (Region XIII) ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-TOURNAMENT Amber Buwalda (First Team) Shannon Hazelton Angie Sailer (First Team) Shannon Hazelton (Second Team)
Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) ALL-STATE Angie Sailer Amber Buwalda
National Junior College Athletic Association Shannon Hazelton (Region XIII) 2nd Year ALL-REGION WTCC All-Conference (Second Team) Angie Sailer NJCAA Region XIII All-Tournament
SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player Best Defensive Player Shannon Hazelton Michelle Wollin Shannon Hazelton
Captains Hustle Award Best Offensive Player Shannon Hazelton Erica Burg Angie Sailer Amber Buwalda Erica Burg TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC) Second Place (5-3)
Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) WJCAA Record (9-7)
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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 DA MIN Erica Burg 28/21 109/269 40.5 27/93 29.0 32/44 72.7 277 9.89 0.95 19 82 101 3.61 49 82 81 0 59 0 698 *Amy Becker 13/6 16/56 28.6 4/15 26.7 13/19 68.4 49 3.77 0.75 10 21 31 2.38 18 17 21 3 3 0 298 Angie Sailer 29/22 225/504 44.6 42/115 36.5 67/147 45.6 559 19.3 0.97 41 80 121 4.17 55 60 109 4 98 0 731 Billie Jo Engel 11/0 4/10 40.0 0/0 0.00 1/2 50.0 9 0.82 0.82 2 2 4 0.36 4 0 1 0 2 0 63 Amber Buwalda 29/21 191/440 43.4 0/0 0.00 70/116 60.3 452 15.6 0.91 77 169 246 8.48 58 35 100 10 47 0 769 *Megan Febock 7/1 23/61 37.7 7/28 25.0 6/9 66.7 59 8.43 0.91 10 14 24 3.43 11 8 8 1 5 0 207 Shannon Hazelton 29/21 169/424 39.9 45/134 33.6 46/66 69.7 429 14.8 0.94 74 180 254 8.76 76 84 95 16 83 0 756 Michelle Wollin 28/11 18/58 31.0 0/0 0.00 11/23 47.8 47 1.68 0.68 42 72 114 4.07 66 16 44 4 15 0 460 Kim Filter 12/1 2/12 16.7 0/0 0.00 0/2 0.00 4 0.33 0.31 10 15 25 2.08 9 3 4 0 4 0 110 Angie Smith 13/6 36/97 37.1 1/4 25.0 11/15 73.3 84 6.46 0.81 21 46 67 5.15 27 5 16 5 10 0 224 Team 90 98 188 60 Totals 29 793/1931 41.1 126/389 32.4 257/443 58.0 1969 67.9 0.91 396 779 1175 40.5 373 310 539 43 326 0
*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 DA MIN Erica Burg 4/4 11/35 31.4 2/13 15.4 5/7 71.4 29 7.25 0.76 6 14 20 5.00 12 9 13 0 10 0 131 Angie Sailer 4/4 27/72 37.5 3/16 18.8 4/7 57.1 61 15.3 0.81 7 10 17 4.25 10 4 15 2 10 0 131 Billie Jo Engel 1/0 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 0 2 Amber Buwalda 4/3 16/59 27.1 0/0 0.00 9/16 56.3 41 10.3 0.61 17 31 48 12.0 11 4 11 2 5 0 123 Shannon Hazelton 4/3 33/83 39.8 9/28 32.1 8/8 100 83 20.8 0.95 17 33 50 12.5 12 9 5 4 8 0 136 Michelle Wollin 4/2 5/8 62.5 0/0 0.00 1/1 100 11 2.75 1.38 4 11 15 3.75 12 1 6 3 0 0 76 Kim Filter 3/1 0/3 0.00 0/0 0.00 0/0 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 3 4 7 2.33 3 1 1 0 1 0 30 Angie Smith 4/3 7/39 17.9 1/4 25.0 6/8 75.0 21 5.25 0.49 12 19 31 7.75 13 1 5 3 1 0 98 Team 10 8 18 2 Totals 4 99/299 33.1 15/61 24.6 33/47 70.2 246 61.5 0.76 76 130 206 51.5 73 29 58 14 35 0
WTCC STATISTICS Name G/GS FG FG% 3Pt 3Pt% FT FT% PTS Avg P/S ORB DRB TR Avg PF AST TO BS ST DA MIN Erica Burg 8/6 39/94 41.5 4/23 17.4 5/8 62.5 87 10.9 0.89 6 29 35 4.38 8 33 18 0 22 0 188 Angie Sailer 8/6 69/150 46.0 8/27 29.6 14/31 45.2 160 20.0 0.97 11 25 36 4.50 11 20 30 0 33 0 167 Billie Jo Engel 4/0 3/7 42.9 0/0 0.00 1/2 50.0 7 1.75 0.88 2 1 3 0.75 2 0 1 0 2 0 30 Amber Buwalda 8/6 68/134 50.7 0/0 0.00 25/34 73.5 161 20.1 1.07 25 48 73 9.13 9 8 28 5 16 0 175 Shannon Hazelton 8/6 44/96 45.8 11/31 35.5 10/11 90.9 109 13.6 1.08 20 51 71 8.88 15 24 22 4 27 0 165 Michelle Wollin 8/4 8/24 33.3 0/0 0.00 2/6 33.3 18 2.25 0.67 18 31 49 6.13 9 12 17 0 7 0 132 Kim Filter 8/0 2/9 22.2 0/0 0.00 0/2 0.00 4 0.50 0.40 7 11 18 2.25 3 2 2 0 2 0 67 Angie Smith 6/2 18/39 46.2 0/0 0.00 3/4 75.0 39 6.50 0.95 4 18 22 3.67 9 1 2 2 6 0 93 Team 22 18 40 3 Totals 8 251/553 45.4 23/81 28.4 60/98 61.2 585 73.1 0.97 115 232 347 43.4 66 100 123 11 115 0
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2000-01 SEASON RESULTS DATE AGAINST LOCATION SCORE OVERALL WJCAA WTCC November 10 Waubonsee College (IL) Sugar Grove, IL-Waubonsee Tournament 77-70 WIN 1-0 November 11 Schoolcraft College (IL) Sugar Grove, IL-Waubonsee Tournament 53-101 LOSS 1-1 Novmeber 14 Sauk Valley CC (IL) HOME 76-68 WIN 2-1 November 17 Bethany Lutheran (MN) HOME-Rocky's/Coca-Cola Classic 71-105 LOSS 2-2 November 18 Rochester College (MN) HOME-Rocky's/Coca-Cola Classic 59-55 WIN 3-2 November 21 College of DuPage (IL) Glen Ellyn, IL 54-75 LOSS 3-3 November 28 UW-Fox Valley Menasha, WI 83-88 LOSS 3-4 0-1 November 30 Highland CC (IL) Freeport, IL 72-88 LOSS 3-5 ---- December 9 UW-Marshfield Marshfield, WI 54-47 WIN 4-5 1-1 December 13 UW-Richland HOME 68-48 WIN 5-5 2-1 December 15 Ridgewater College (MN) Brainerd, MN-Tournament 50-94 LOSS 5-6 ---- December 16 Central Lakes College (MN) Brainerd, MN-Tournament 66-86 LOSS 5-7 ---- December 19 College of Lake County (IL) HOME 75-47 WIN 6-7 ---- January 4 UW-Waukesha Waukesha, WI 73-74 LOSS 6-8 2-2 January 6 Maranatha Bible College Watertown, WI 69-62 WIN 7-8 ---- January 10 Western WI Tech. College* HOME 57-59 LOSS 7-9 2-3 0-1 January 13 MATC-Milwaukee* Milwaukee, WI 79-33 WIN 8-9 3-3 1-1 January 17 Waukesha Co. Tech. College* HOME 81-25 WIN 9-9 4-3 2-1 January 20 Mid-State Tech. College* Wisconsin Rapids, WI 68-69 LOSS 9-10 4-4 2-2 January 24 Western WI Tech. College* LaCrosse, WI 65-70 LOSS 9-11 4-5 2-3 January 30 UW-Richland Richland Center, WI 75-56 WIN 10-11 5-5 ---- February 1 Silver Lake College Manitowoc, WI 65-73 LOSS 10-12 ------February 3 MATC-Milwaukee* HOME 66-32 WIN 11-12 6-5 3-3 February 7 Waukesha Co. Tech. College* Pewaukee, WI 79-28 WIN 12-12 7-5 4-3 February 10 Mid-State Tech. College* HOME 90-38 WIN 13-12 8-5 5-3
2000-2001 POSTSEASON
February 19 UW-Richland HOME - WJCAA State Playoff 92-47 WIN 14-12 9-5 February 21 Western WI Tech. College LaCrosse, WI - WJCAA State Playoff 54-64 LOSS 14-13 9-6 March 2 Ridgewater College (MN) HOME - NJCAA Regional Tournament 51-72 LOSS 14-14 ---- March 3 Western WI Tech. College HOME - NJCAA Regional Tournament 49-52 LOSS 14-15 9-7
*WTCC Conference Game Bold-Home Game
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SEASON REVIEW The WolfPack Men finished the season with a 12-20 overall record and became the Wisconsin Technical College Conference co-champions with a 6-2 conference mark. Their season ended in the semifinal game of the WJCAA State Tournament in Baraboo, WI.
This season saw several players step up into the spotlight in key games. Shane Ellis, Todd Johnson, Andy Christensen, Brock Roder, Dan Kuehn, and Blake Radtke were all leading scorers in games this season.
Shane Ellis, a former Baraboo High School standout, led the team in scoring this year with 18.0 ppg. Ellis received first team WTCC all-conference, WJCAA all-state, and NJCAA Region XIII all-region honors.
Todd Johnson led the WolfPack in rebounding with 7.2 rpg, Front Row (l-r): Gary Breneman (Manager), Tony McDonald, Brock Roder, Shawn Cotton, was second in scoring (13.5 ppg) and led the team with Andy Christensen, Darryl Porter, Jon Severson nine double-doubles. Johnson claimed first team WTCC all- Back Row (l-r): Kelly Boe (Head Coach), Alex Dimitrijevic, Dan Kuehn, Blake Radtke, conference, WJCAA all-state, and WJCAA all-tournament honors Casey Boatman, Shane Ellis, Burt Hesse, Todd Johnson, Nathan Holm (Assistant Coach) this season. Not Pictured: Duane White final season. Brock Roder, Shawn Cotton, and Andy Christensen all finished their careers at MATC with a fine second year. Brock Roder, a former Shawn Cotton, a Madison West graduate, developed into a threat in the McFarland athlete, finished his career as co-captain and as both an WolfPack offense, averaging 11.1 ppg. Andy Christensen, a Verona High inspirational and vocal leader on the court. Brock led the team in School athlete, finished his career as a co-captain and stepped up in assists (3.2 apg) and steals (2.2 spg) while averaging 12.0 ppg in his several key games this season. In the WJCAA State Playoffs, Christensen led all scorers with 26 points as he helped 2000-2001 MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER guide the WolfPack to a victory.
NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) The WolfPack Men were 3-2 in postseason 03 Todd Johnson G 6'3" 190 1st Milwaukee, WI (Milwaukee Hamilton) play. MATC advanced to play Mid-State 04 Shawn Cotton G 5'11" 165 2nd Madison, WI (Madison West) Technical College in the NJCAA Regional Final 05 Alex Dimitrijevic G 6'3" 190 1st Kenosha, WI (Shoreland Lutheran) on February 15 with a 94-86 win over 24 Brock Roder G 6'1" 190 2nd McFarland, WI (McFarland) Waukesha County Technical College. In the 25 Darryl Porter G 6'2" 170 1st Milwaukee, WI (Wauwatosa West) NJCAA Regional Final game, MATC lost to 33 Andy Christensen G 6'2" 190 2nd Verona, WI (Verona) Mid-State Technical College by the score of 34 Dan Kuehn F 6'3" 175 1st Sturgeon Bay, WI (Sevastopol) 78-80. 41 Shane Ellis F 6'5" 205 1st Baraboo, WI (Baraboo) 42 Burt Hesse F/C 6'3" 190 1st Hartland, WI (Hartland Arrowhead) In the WJCAA State Playoffs in Baraboo, 44 Duane White F/G 6'4" 210 1st Beloit, WI (Beloit Memorial) Wisconsin, MATC advanced to the WJCAA semifinal with wins over Western WI Technical Head Coach Kelly Boe (1st Year) College and UW-Baraboo before losing in the Assistant Coach Nathan Holm semifinal game to Waukesha County Technical Manager Gary Breneman College, 74-76. 16 MEN’S BASKETBALL
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INDIVIDUAL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association (WTCC) (Region XIII) ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-REGION Shane Ellis Shane Ellis Todd Johnson
Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) ALL-STATE Shane Ellis Todd Johnson
Shane Ellis WTCC All-Conference WJCAA All-State NJCAA Region XIII All-Region
SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS Captains Assist Leader Andy Christensen Brock Roder Brock Roder Steals Leader Most Improved Player Brock Roder Burt Hesse
Mr. Defense Brock Roder Brock Roder Team Player Award Captain Mr. Defense Todd Johnson Assist Leader Steals Leader
TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC) First Place - Co-Champions (6-2) Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) WJCAA Record (12-9)
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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 DA MIN *Jon Severson 3/0 1/3 33.3 0/1 0.00 2/2 100 4 1.33 1.00 0 1 1 0.33 0 3 5 2 0 0 12 Todd Johnson 30/27 159/317 50.2 15/55 27.3 71/105 67.6 404 13.5 1.09 81 134 215 7.17 62 36 56 13 44 0 542 Shawn Cotton 20/14 91/211 43.1 14/50 28.0 27/45 60.0 223 11.1 0.96 31 70 101 5.05 42 46 47 3 39 0 383 Alex Dimitrijevic 12/0 14/35 40.0 3/9 33.3 0/0 0.00 31 2.58 0.89 3 13 16 1.33 15 10 14 1 2 0 61 *Blake Radtke 6/1 21/41 51.2 1/2 50.0 21/29 72.4 64 10.7 1.16 13 22 35 5.83 12 10 8 0 5 0 109 Brock Roder 30/28 119/336 35.4 33/106 31.1 88/107 82.2 359 12.0 0.92 22 79 101 3.37 75 95 75 13 66 0 631 Darryl Porter 28/19 72/158 45.6 14/39 35.9 24/36 66.7 182 6.50 1.03 29 65 94 3.36 49 38 36 3 23 0 451 Andy Christensen 24/5 43/113 38.1 17/54 31.5 22/32 68.8 125 5.21 0.97 15 39 54 2.25 45 23 35 3 19 0 284 Dan Kuehn 24/1 48/117 41.0 10/25 40.0 14/18 77.8 120 4.80 0.95 21 48 69 2.76 32 4 18 5 12 0 152 Shane Ellis 27/23 175/393 44.5 47/126 37.3 90/122 73.8 487 18.0 1.07 59 125 184 6.81 75 56 68 21 49 0 472 Burt Hesse 27/14 57/129 44.2 4/11 36.4 10/14 71.4 128 4.74 0.94 32 67 99 3.67 59 17 24 3 12 0 323 Duane White 13/1 41/82 50.0 0/1 0.00 23/51 45.1 105 8.08 0.98 19 24 43 3.31 31 8 16 2 11 1 163 *Casey Boatman 12/6 21/47 44.7 1/1 100 11/20 55.0 54 4.50 0.95 17 37 54 4.50 31 4 8 5 4 0 152 Team 72 93 165 5 Totals 30 862/1982 43.5 159/480 33.1 403/581 69.4 2286 76.2 1.01 414 817 1231 41.0 528 350 415 74 286 1 *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 DA MIN Todd Johnson 5/5 35/61 57.4 3/12 25.0 16/20 80.0 89 17.8 1.25 15 24 39 7.80 12 6 6 1 5 0 161 Shawn Cotton 5/5 25/56 44.6 4/15 26.7 7/13 53.8 61 12.2 0.98 12 22 34 6.80 14 17 10 0 4 0 134 Alex Dimitrijevic 1/0 2/4 50.0 0/1 0.00 0/0 0.00 4 4.00 1.00 0 4 4 4.00 4 3 2 0 1 0 20 Brock Roder 5/5 22/58 37.9 5/16 31.3 16/18 88.9 65 13.0 0.97 5 13 18 3.60 10 17 11 2 13 0 171 Darryl Porter 5/1 8/20 40.0 0/2 0.00 1/1 100 17 3.40 0.85 10 9 19 3.80 2 5 4 0 3 0 94 Andy Christensen 5/0 16/30 53.3 6/13 46.2 7/10 70.0 45 9.00 1.29 9 11 20 4.00 11 4 6 1 4 0 82 Dan Kuehn 5/0 7/20 35.0 2/3 66.7 1/2 50.0 17 3.40 0.81 3 13 16 3.20 5 1 5 2 4 0 51 Shane Ellis 4/4 22/58 37.9 6/19 31.6 13/18 72.2 63 15.8 0.94 7 14 21 5.25 10 10 6 3 5 0 111 Burt Hesse 5/5 17/32 53.1 1/2 50.0 4/6 66.7 39 7.80 1.11 7 12 19 3.80 10 5 5 2 4 0 134 Duane White 2/0 6/11 54.5 0/0 0.00 0/2 0.00 12 6.00 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 7 3 0 0 1 0 32 Team 4 5 9 Totals 5 160/350 45.7 27/83 32.5 65/90 72.2 412 82.4 1.04 72 127 199 39.8 85 71 55 11 44 0 WTCC STATISTICS Name G/GS FG FG% 3Pt 3Pt% FT FT% PTS Avg P/S ORB DRB TR Avg PF AST TO BS ST DA MIN Todd Johnson 8/8 48/94 51.1 4/14 28.6 24/34 70.6 124 15.5 1.12 27 48 75 9.38 14 7 20 3 15 0 140 Shawn Cotton 2/2 10/22 45.5 2/7 28.6 7/10 70.0 29 14.5 1.07 4 6 10 5.00 6 2 3 0 4 0 32 Alex Dimitrijevic 5/0 4/11 36.4 3/6 50.0 0/0 0.00 11 2.20 1.00 1 4 5 1.00 7 0 5 1 0 0 14 Brock Roder 8/8 28/90 31.1 9/38 23.7 33/39 84.6 98 12.3 0.90 4 18 22 2.75 21 27 19 4 21 0 156 Darryl Porter 7/6 17/36 47.2 2/9 22.2 7/10 70.0 43 6.14 1.05 6 14 20 2.86 11 9 9 0 4 0 79 Andy Christensen 8/4 15/41 36.6 7/25 28.0 4/8 50.0 41 5.13 0.91 3 12 15 1.88 16 5 17 1 10 0 100 Dan Kuehn 7/0 11/38 28.9 3/9 33.3 4/6 66.7 29 4.14 0.71 6 11 17 2.43 14 2 7 1 2 0 52 Shane Ellis 7/7 45/104 43.3 11/32 34.4 36/41 87.8 137 19.6 1.10 21 39 60 8.57 17 15 14 8 9 0 100 Burt Hesse 8/5 14/42 33.3 1/6 16.7 2/2 100 31 3.88 0.72 12 29 41 5.13 22 3 6 0 4 0 91 Duane White 6/0 21/44 47.7 0/0 0.00 18/34 52.9 60 10.0 0.98 8 12 20 3.33 15 3 11 2 8 0 91 Team 17 12 29 2 Totals 8 213/522 40.8 42/146 28.8 135/184 73.4 603 75.4 0.98 109 205 314 39.3 143 73 113 20 77 0 18 MEN’S BASKETBALL
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2000-01 SEASON RESULTS DATE AGAINST LOCATION SCORE OVERALL WJCAA WTCC November 11 UW-Manitowoc Manitowoc 84-51 WIN* 0-1 (1-0)* 1-0* Novmeber 14 Sauk Valley CC (IL) HOME 76-60 WIN* 0-2 (2-0)* ---- November 17 Bethany Lutheran (MN) HOME - Rocky's/Coca-Cola Classic 82-87 LOSS* 0-3 (2-1)* ---- November 18 Rochester CC (MN) HOME - Rocky's/Coca-Cola Classic 61-67 LOSS* 0-4 (2-2)* ---- November 21 UW-Baraboo HOME 73-68 WIN* 0-5 (3-2)* 2-0* November 24-25 College of Lake County (IL) Joliet, IL - Tournament 82-76 WIN* 0-6 (4-2)* ---- Joliet Junior College (IL) Joliet, IL - Tournament 75-59 WIN* 0-7 (5-2)* ---- November 30 Highland CC (IL) Freeport, IL 65-84 LOSS* 0-8 (5-3)* ---- December 2 UW-Marathon HOME 89-69 WIN* 0-9 (6-3)* 3-0* December 9 UW-Marshfield Marshfield, WI 71-64 WIN* 0-10 (7-3)* 4-0* December 13 UW-Richland HOME (Parents Night) 68-39 WIN* 0-11 (8-30* 5-0* December 15-16 Ridgewater College (MN) Brainerd, MN - Tournament 66-53 WIN* 0-12 (9-3)* ---- Central Lakes College (MN) Brainerd, MN - Tournament 79-76 WIN* 0-13 (10-3)* ---- December 19 Rock Valley College (IL) Rockford, IL 55-68 LOSS* 0-14 (10-4)* ---- December 22 Riverland CC (MN) Austin, MN 79-70 WIN* 0-15 (11-4)* ---- January 4 UW-Waukesha Waukesha, WI 75-65 WIN 1-15 1-5 January 6 Rock Valley College (IL) HOME 61-71 LOSS 1-16 ---- January 10 Western WI Tech. College** HOME 65-66 LOSS 1-17 1-6 0-1 January 13 MATC-Milwaukee** Milwaukee, WI 74-51 WIN 2-17 2-6 1-1 January 17 Waukesha Co. Tech. College** HOME 87-82 WIN 3-17 3-6 2-1 January 20 Mid-State Tech. College** Wisconsin Rapids, WI 71-102 LOSS 3-18 3-7 2-2 January 22 UW-Richland Richland Center, WI 94-65 WIN 4-18 4-7 ---- January 24 Western WI Tech. College** LaCrosse, WI 72-56 WIN 5-18 5-7 3-2 January 27 UW-Baraboo Baraboo, WI 81-76 WIN 6-18 6-7 ---- February 3 MATC-Milwaukee** HOME 78-70 WIN 7-18 7-7 4-2 February 7 Waukesha Co. Tech. College** Pewaukee, WI 86-72 WIN 8-18 8-7 5-2 February 10 Mid-State Tech. College** HOME 70-69 WIN 9-18 9-7 6-2
POSTSEASON
February 13 Waukesha Co. Tech. College HOME - NJCAA Regional Semifinal 94-86 WIN 10-18 10-7 February 15 Mid-State Tech. College Wisconsin Rapids, WI - NJCAA Regional Final 78-80 LOSS 10-19 10-8 February 19 Western WI Tech. College HOME - WJCAA State Playoff 101-66 WIN 11-19 11-8 February 21 UW-Baraboo Baraboo, WI - WJCAA State Playoff 65-56 WIN 12-19 12-8 February 24 Waukesha Co. Tech. College Baraboo, WI - WJCAA State Tournament 74-76 LOSS 12-20 12-9
**WTCC Conference Game Bold-Home Game
*MATC Men's Basketball officially forfeited the first fifteen games of the season due to the participation of an ineligible player per NJCAA rules.
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SEASON REVIEW The 2000 WolfPack Cross Country team competed in ten meets this year. The men’s team had six runners, allowing the team to place, as a team, in six meets this season. Amy Hein was the only MATC woman runner this season.
The MATC men had their best finish of the season at the Viking Invitational in Appleton, Wisconsin, placing fourth. Jeff Snider (third) and Jon Ferris (tenth) placed in the top ten in the 8000 M race.
In the only in-town competition at the 14th Annual Turkey Trot, at Warner Park, in Madison, Jon Ferris (16:49.1) and Jeff Snider (17:20.0) finished second and fourth out of 71 in the men's 5K. On the women’s From Left to Right: Jeff Snider, Jon Ferris side, Amy Hein (24:28.1) finished 17th out of 46 women in the Women's 5K. Jon Ferris's time of 16:49.1 was a new MATC school record. Mike Cronin (30:43.5) and Don Smith (31:40.8) finished 21st and 26th out of 87 in the men's five mile.
Jon Ferris and Jeff Snider qualified for the 2000 NJCAA Division III National Cross Country Championships in Columbus, Ohio. At the national meet, on November 11th, Ferris and Snider finished 23rd and 40th, respectively, out of more than 100 runners.
The future of the program looks bright as Bill Hausler continues to send runners to nationals. In fact, Hausler has produced ten national qualifers in just the last three years.
2000 CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER From Left to Right: Jeff Snider, Bill Hausler, Jon Ferris WOMEN NAME YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) Amy Hein 2nd Marshall, WI (Marshall)
MEN NAME YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) Ricky Anderson 1st Onalaska, WI (Onalaska) Ryan Cook 1st Pardeeville, WI (Pardeeville) Mike Cronin 1st Madison, WI (Madison LaFollette) Jon Ferris 2nd Middleton, WI (Middleton) Don Smith 1st Bloomington, MN (Kennedy) Jeff Snider 2nd LaCrosse, WI (LaCrosse Logan)
Head Coach Bill Hausler (8th Season as Head Coach) Assistant Coaches Fred Williams Mary Pennel From Left to Right: Michael Cronin, Jeff Snider, Amy Hein, Jon Ferris, Ryan Cook 20 CROSS COUNTRY
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INDIVIDUAL HONORS National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) NATIONAL QUALIFIERS Jon Ferris Jeff Snyder
SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS
Most Valuable Runner Jon Ferris
Captain Jeff Snider
Most Improved Runner Don Smith
Jeff Snider Jon Ferris 2nd Year 2nd Year Captain Most Valuable Runner TEAM RESULTS
DATE MEET SITE TIME/FINISH OVERALL September 2 Elmhurst Early Bird Invite Eldridge Park - Elmhurst, IL No Results MEN 12/19 WOMEN 19/20 September 9 Waubonsee College Sugar Grove, IL MEN- Jeff Snyder - 5th, Jon Ferris - 11th MEN 6/12 September 16 Concordia University Invite Mequon Park - Mequon, WI (Men-8000 M, Women-5000 M) MEN- Jeff Snyder - 6th, Jon Ferris - 9th MEN 8/13 September 23 Beloit Beloit, WI MEN- Jeff Snyder - 25th, Jon Ferris - 17th MEN 9/12 September 29 UW-Whitewater Invitational UW-Whitewater - Whitewater, WI (Men-8000 M, Women-5000 M) MEN- Jeff Snyder - 60th INCOMPLETE TEAM October 7 Ripon Invitational Ceresco Prairie - Ripon, WI (Men-8000 M, Women-5000 M) MEN- Jon Ferris - 5th MEN 5/6 WOMEN- Amy Hein - 33rd WOMEN-INCOMPLETE October 14 UW-Parkside Invitational Kenosha, WI (Men-8000 M, Women-5000 M) MEN- Jon Ferris - 185th, Mike Cronin- 228th INCOMPLETE TEAM October 21 Viking Invitational Lawrence University - Appleton, WI (Men & Women-8000 M) MEN- Jeff Snyder - 3rd, Jon Ferris - 10th MEN 4/8 November 4 14th Annual Turkey Trot Warner Park - Madison, WI MEN- Jon Ferris - 2nd, Jeff Snyder - 4th NO TEAM SCORE November 11 NJCAA Div. III National Meet Columbus, OH MEN- Jon Ferris - 23th, Jeff Snyder - 40th ----- 21 GOLF
WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
SEASON REVIEW The 2000 WolfPack Golf team finished as runner-up in the Wisconsin Technical College Conference this year. Joe Knudtson (2nd - 79- 2000-2001 GOLF ROSTERS 80), Mark Zillmer (8th - 88-90), Jesse Simms (11th - 92-98), Ben Blood (12th - 94-97), and John Frueh (17th - 96-92) competed for FALL GOLF the WolfPack in the two 18-hole rounds for the WTCC Tournament on NAME YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) September 11th and 28th. Two players, Joe Knudtson and Mark Zillmer Ben Blood 1st Wisconsin Dells, WI (Wisconsin Dells) received WTCC all-conference honors. John Frueh 1st Lodi, WI (Lodi) Joe Knudtson 1st Evansville, WI (Evansville) Joe Knudtson (12th - 79-84), Mark Zillmer (45th - 90-88) and John Jesse Simms 1st Waunakee, WI (Waunakee) Frueh (58th - 92-95) competed at the Region XIII Tournament in Mark Zillmer 1st Tomah, WI (Tomah) Mankato, Minnesota, on October 2-3. Joe Knudtson’s finish at the tournament earned him National Junior College Athletic Association SPRING GOLF Region XIII honors and qualified him for the national tournament. NAME YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) Brock Roder 1st McFarland, WI (McFarland) At the WJCAA State Golf Tournament at Mascoutin Golf Club on October Jesse Simms 1st Waunakee, WI (Waunakee) 8-9th, the MATC Men finished eighth in the field of twelve. Joe Knudtson Luke Tessman 1st Lake Mills, WI (Lakeside Lutheran) led the WolfPack with a two-day total of 161 (81-80), finishing fifth. Aaron Thornsen 1st Deforest, WI (Deforest) Knudtson’s fifth place finish earned him Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Jeff Weber 1st Waunakee, WI (Waunakee) Association all-state honors. Mark Zillmer 1st Tomah, WI (Tomah)
Head Coach Bill Scheer (8th Year)
TEAM RESULTS DATE INVITATIONAL LOCATION ATHLETE/SCORES TEAM RESULT Mon., September 11 WTCC #1 Tournament Lake Arrowhead GC-Par 72 Joe Knudtson- 79 (2nd), Mark Zillmer- 88 (8th), Jesse Simms- 92 (11th), Ben Blood- 94 (12th), John Frueh- 96 (17th) 353 - 3rd Place / 4
Mon., September 15 Milwaukee Tech Invite Kettle Hills GC / Richfield, WI-Par 72 ----- Did not play
Tues., September 19 Mid-State Tech Invite Lake Arrowhead GC-Par 72 ----- 366 - 5th Place / 8
Mon., September 25 MATC Invite Cherokee CC / Madison, WI-Par 72 ----- 4th Place / 6
Tues., September 26 Mid-State Tech Invite The Ridges GC / WI Rapids, WI-Par 72 ------
Thurs., September 28 WTCC #2 Tournament Mascountin GC / Berlin, WI-Par 72 Joe Knudtson- 80 (2nd), Mark Zillmer- 90 (8th), Jesse Simms- 98 (11th), Ben Blood- 97 (12th), John Frueh- 92 (17th) 359 - 2nd Place / 4
Mon.-Tues., October 2-3 Regional XIII Tournament Mankato GC / Mankato, MN-Par 72 Joe Knudtson- 79-84 (12th), Mark Zillmer- 90-88 (45th), Hosted By: Bethany Lutheran College John Frueh- 92-95 (58th) ---
Sun.-Mon., October 8-9 WJCAA State Tournament Mascountin GC / Berlin, WI-Par 72 Joe Knudtson- 81-80 (5th), Mark Zillmer- 83-85, Jesse Simms- 92-89, Ben Blood- 100-102, John Frueh- 99-104 355-356 (711) 8th place / 12 22 GOLF
WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
INDIVIDUAL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association (WTCC) (NJCAA Region XIII) ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-REGION Joe Knudtson Joe Knudtson Mark Zillmer
Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) ALL-STATE Joe Knudtson
SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS Most Valuable Golfer Joe Knudtson
Captain Mark Zillmer
TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC) Third Place
Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) Eighth Place
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WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
SEASON REVIEW The 2000 WolfPack Soccer team finished the regular season with a 12-2 record. From September 15th to October 6th, the MATC Soccer team won eight straight games. The team was 7-1 against state junior colleges and undefeated in WTCC conference (4-0) play this season.
Eight WolfPack Soccer players (Patrick Houlihan, Casey Balousek, Mike Unterweger, Greg Mallick Jr., Nicolas Retana, Matt Burch, Mark Koelker, Adam Remus) were selected to the 2000 Wisconsin Technical College Conference all-conference team.
In postseason play, MATC beat UW-Fond du Lac 1-0 in the WJCAA semifinals to advance to the WJCAA state championship against UW-Rock County. In the state championship game, MATC claimed the state title with a 1-0 victory over UW-Rock County. Patrick Houlihan and Casey Bolousek were selected to the WJCAA all-state team. Front Row (l-r): Tim Fosdick, Chad Haselwander, Matt Burch, Mark Koelker, Billy Calkins, Phil Klinker, Ben Meyer, Adam Remus, Mark Kennedy Back Row (l-r): Greg Kinsey (Assistant Coach), B.J. Baetz, Josh Hulbert, Patrick Houlihan, On November 4th, in the NJCAA District II Championships Austin Rounds, Gregg Mallick, Jr., Nicolas Retana, Arnie Birren, Neil Beach, Casey Balousek, at Breese Stevens Field, the WolfPack lost to a talented Jeff Richardson (Head Coach) Not Pictured: Matthew Learned, Mike Unterweger Macomb Community College team by the score of 2000 SOCCER ROSTER 0-4. NO. NAME POS. YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) MATC placed seven players including Patrick Houlihan, G Casey Balousek Goalkeeper FR Verona, WI (Verona) Casey Balousek, Mike Unterweger, Greg Mallick Jr., 4 Tim Fosdick Defense FR Madison, WI (Madison LaFollette) Nicolas Retana, Matt Burch, and Mark Koelker on the 5 Neil Beach Midfield FR Sauk Prairie, WI (Sauk Prairie) National Junior College Athletic Association All-Region 6 Matt Burch Forward FR Sauk Prairie, WI (Sauk Prairie) XIII team. 7 Arnie Birren Defense FR Madison, WI (Madison West) 8 Gregg Mallick, Jr. Forward SO Eagle River, WI (Northland Pines) The future of the MATC soccer program looks bright 9 Mark Koelker Midfield FR LaCrosse, WI (LaCrosse Central) and the team will look to make it back to the NJCAA 10 Mike Unterweger Midfield SO Hartland, WI (Hartland Arrowhead) District II Championship next year. 11 Phil Klinkner Forward FR McFarland, WI (McFarland) 12 Adam Remus Midfield FR LaCrosse, WI (LaCrosse Aquinas) 13 Billy Calkins Defense FR Onalaska, WI (Onalaska) 14 Chad Haselwander Midfield FR Sauk Prairie, WI (Sauk Prairie) 15 Ben Meyer Midfield FR Sauk Prairie, WI (Sauk Prairie) 17 Patrick Houlihan Midfield FR Madison, WI (Madison Edgewood) 19 Nicolas Retana Forward SO Madison, WI (Madison East) 21 Austin Rounds Midfield FR Madison, WI (Madison East) 22 Mark Kennedy Defense FR Mundelein, IL (Mundelein) 25 Matthew Learned Defense FR Ozaukee, WI (Ozaukee) Head Coach Jeff Richardson (3rd Year) Assistant Coach Greg Kinsey 24 SOCCER
WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
INDIVIDUAL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association (WTCC) (NJCAA Region XIII) ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-REGION Casey Balousek Greg Mallick Jr. Casey Balousek Matt Burch Adam Remus Matt Burch Patrick Houlihan Nicolas Retana Patrick Houlihan Mark Koelker Mike Unterweger Mark Koelker Greg Mallick Jr. Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association Nicolas Retana (WJCAA) Mike Unterweger ALL-STATE Casey Balousek Patrick Houlihan SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS Most Valuable Player Coaches Award Patrick Houlihan Neil Beach
Captains Mr. Offense Greg Mallick, Jr. Patrick Houlihan Nicolas Retana Mike Unterweger Mr. Defense Billie Calkins Most Improved Chad Haselwander Rookie of the Year Casey Balousek
TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC) First Place (4-0)
Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) First Place (8-0)
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WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
2000 SEASON RESULTS DATE AGAINST LOCATION SCORE OVERALL WJCAA WTCC Sept 6 Triton College HOME 2-0 W 1-0
Sept 9 Riverland Community College HOME - MATC Tournament 1-0 W (Forfeit) 2-0
Sept 9 UW-Rock County HOME - MATC Tournament 2-3 L (OT) 2-1 0-1
Sept 15 UW-Waukesha HOME 6-1 W 3-1 1-1
Sept 19 UW-Richland Richland Center, WI 11-0 W 4-1 2-1
Sept 21 Waukesha County Technical College* Pewaukee, WI 8-2 W 5-1 3-1 1-0
Sept 23 Milwaukee Area Technical College* HOME 12-1 W 6-1 4-1 2-0
Sept 25 Concordia JV Waukesha, WI 3-2 W 7-1
Sept 30 Milwaukee Area Technical College* Milwaukee, WI 8-0 W 8-1 5-1 3-0
Oct 2 Concordia JV HOME 2-0 W 9-1
Oct 6 McCallister JV Mankato, MN - Bethany Tournament 2-1 W (OT) 10-1
Oct 7 Bethany Lutheran College Mankato, MN - Bethany Tournament 1-2 L 10-2
Oct 9 Waukesha County Technical College* HOME 11-1 W 11-2 6-1 4-0
Oct 10 UW-Richland HOME 3-1 W 12-2 7-1
Oct 14 Bethany Lutheran College HOME DNP DNP
2000 POSTSEASON
Oct 18 WJCAA Semifinals
UW-Fond du Lac Fond du Lac, WI 1-0 W 13-2
Oct 21 WJCAA State Championship UW-Rock County Janesville, WI 1-0 W 14-2
Nov 11 District II Championships Macomb Community College Breese Stevens Field - Madison, WI 0-4 L 14-3
*WTCC Conference Game Bold-Home Game
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WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
SEASON REVIEW The 2001 WolfPack Tennis team did not have the kind of numbers that head coach Chris Page had expected. Although, the numbers were low the two athletes that competed, Gina Behling and Brian Kukawica experienced success in their #1 positions.
At the WJCAA State Tennis Tournament, Gina Behling, competing at the #1 singles position won her first match 6-4 and 6-1. In the semifinals, 2001 TENNIS ROSTER Behling lost 7-6 (11-9) and 6-2. At the Region XIII Tournament, Behling played well to take home the runners-up title in the #1 singles position. WOMEN “This year, Gina, saw that she could play at the #1 position,” said Head NAME YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) Coach Chris Page. “She worked hard and improved quite a bit.” Gina Behling 1st Stoughton, WI (Stoughton)
Brian Kukawica also was forced to make the step up to the #1 position MEN after spending the 2000 season at #3. Last year, Kukawica was a key NAME YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) contributor to a very strong national qualifying team. Kukawica played Brian Kukawica 2nd Madison, WI (Madison East) tough this year, facing the eventual state champion three times. In the WJCAA State Tennis Tournament Kukawica lost his first match 6-3 and Head Coach Chris Page (19th Year) 6-4. “He took on the challenge of the #1 position and played many Assistant Coach Brad Meyer competitive three set matches this year,” commented Head Coach Chris Page.
The WolfPack Tennis team will look to rebuild for the future to achieve the success the teams expects.
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WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
SEASON REVIEW The WolfPack Track & Field team experienced much success on the field other MATC records were set this year by Amy Carrico (Indoor-1 mile), and in the classroom during the 2001 season. Four returning athletes Antonio Garza (Outdoor-Hammer Throw), Ricky Anderson (Outdoor- and six first-year athletes comprised the 2001 Track & Field team. Pole Vault), and Jon Ferris (Outdoor-10,000 m).
Impressively, eight out of the ten Track & Field athletes received academic honors. Amy Carrico, Jon Ferris, Antonio Garza, Kyle Hall, 2001 TRACK & FIELD ROSTER Shaun Marek, Ryan Tremeiling, Jeff Snider, and Ricky Anderson all WOMEN received WTCC all-academic honors. Jeff Snider also received cross NAME YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) country all-academic honors while Ricky Anderson received WJCAA Amy Carrico 1st Oregon, WI (Oregon) Distinquished all-academic honors. Angie Sailer 1st Cambria, WI (Cambria-Friesland)
These same athletes excelled on the field and on the track as well. Five athletes including, Ricky Anderson (pole vault), Antonio Garza (hammer MEN throw), Ryan Cook (400m), Jon Ferris (1500m & 10,000m), and Shaun NAME YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) Marek (triple jump & javelin) qualified for the 2001 NJCAA Division III Ricky Anderson 1st Onalaska, WI (Onalaska) National Track & Field championships in Buffalo, New York. Ryan Cook 1st Pardeeville, WI (Pardeeville) Jon Ferris 2nd Middleton, WI (Middleton) At the national meet, Ricky Anderson claimed first place in the pole vault Antonio Garza 2nd Marshall, WI (Marshall) with a mark of 14’6” and became the first national champion in MATC Kyle Hall 2nd Viroqua, WI (Viroqua) Men’s Track & Field history. With his first place finish he also became Shaun Marek 1st Waunakee, WI (Waunakee) only the second all-american in MATC Men’s Track & Field history. Jeff Snider 2nd LaCrosse, WI (LaCrosse Logan) Ryan Tremeiling 1st Sun Prairie, WI (Sun Prairie) In the men’s triple jump, Shaun Marek finished sixth in the nation. Marek set the MATC indoor triple jump mark eariler in the year with a jump of Head Coach Kervin Soko (4th Year) 41’ 1 1/2” at the UW-Stevens Point meet. In addition to this record four Coordinator Fred Williams SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS Most Valuable Runner Most Improved Runner Team Spirit Award Ricky Anderson Shaun Marek Ryan Cook
Captains Most Dedicated Tony Garza Jon Ferris Jon Ferris INDIVIDUAL HONORS National Junior College Athletic Association National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) (NJCAA) NATIONAL QUALIFIERS ALL-AMERICAN Ricky Anderson Ricky Anderson (1st-Pole Vault) Ryan Cook Jon Ferris HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN Antonio Garza Shaun Marek (6th-Triple Jump) Shaun Marek 28 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
SEASON REVIEW The 2000 WolfPack Women's Volleyball team consisted of nine first year players and a first year head coach, Sarah Boland. The team completed the regular season with an 14-13 record. The team was 13-5 against Wisconsin junior colleges and ended with a 9-4 conference record, good enough for a second place Wisconsin Technical College Conference finish. Angie Sailer and Katrina Dix were first team WTCC all- conference selections.
In the postseason, MATC advanced to the State Tournament with two wins in the WJCAA Region IV Playoffs against UW-Richland and UW-Baraboo. At the 2000 WJCAA State Tournament, hosted by UW-Washington, MATC beat Milwaukee Area Technical College and lost to UW-Marinette and UW- Marathon. MATC place third with a tournament match record of 2-4. Angie Sailer was named to the WJCAA All-Tournament team. Front Row (l-r): Lisa Buchner, Katrina Dix Middle Row (l-r): Corinne Coffey, Kara Griswold, Erica Fehrman In the NJCAA Regional Tournament, MATC won one and lost Back Row (l-r): Dave Wangerin (Assistant Coach), Kim Filter, Angie Sailer, Amy Dohm, Kari Tyler, one to finish the season with an 18-18 overall record and Sarah Boland (Head Coach) a 49-47 match record. The WolfPack Women's Volleyball Not Pictured: Brooke Gill team took third place at the NJCAA Regional Tournament. Angie Sailer received NJCAA Region XIII all-region honors for her play at the tournament played in Rochester, Minnesota, on November 3-4.
With a solid nucleus of returning players, WolfPack Volleyball will look to continued success in the future.
2000 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL ROSTER
NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN (HIGHSCHOOL) 1 Kari Tyler O 5'8" FR Stoughton, WI (Stoughton) 3 Amy Dohm MH 5'9" FR Lodi, WI (Lodi) 4 Katrina Dix S/O 5'4" FR Brodhead, WI (Brodhead) 5 Lisa Buchner M/LB 5'3" FR DeForest, WI (DeForest) 6 Corinne Coffey MB 5'6" FR Little Chute, WI (Little Chute) 8 Brooke Gill BR/S 5'4" FR Shullsburg, WI (Shullsburg) 10 Kimberly Filter BR/S 5'6" FR Waterloo, WI (Waterloo) 12 Angie Sailer S/O 5'7" FR Cambria, WI (Cambria-Friesland) 13 Kara Griswold O 5'6" FR Boscobel, WI (Boscobel)
Head Coach Sarah Boland (1st Year) Assistant Coach Dave Wangerin
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WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
INDIVIDUAL HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference National Junior College Athletic Association (WTCC) (NJCAA Region XIII) ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-REGION First Team Angie Sailer Angie Sailer Katrina Dix
Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) ALL-TOURNAMENT Angie Sailer
SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS Most Valuable Player Best Attitude Award Angie Sailer Kimberly Filter
Captains Angie Sailer Kari Tyler
Most Improved Players Katrina Dix Brook Gill Angie Sailer WTCC All-Conference WJCAA All-Tournament NJCAA Region XIII All-Region TEAM HONORS Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC) Second Place (9-4)
Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA) Third Place (17-8)
National Junior College Athletic Association (Region XIII) Third Place
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WOLFPACK ATHLETICS
2000 SEASON RESULTS DATE AGAINST LOCATION SCORES OVERALL MATCH WJCAA WTCC Sept 7 College of Lake County Crystal Lake, IL 0-1 L 2-0 Sept 9 Itaska Community College Rochester, MN 16-14W / 15-10W (2-0) 1-1 W 2-2 Rochester CC Rochester, MN 0-15L / 2-15L (0-2) 1-2 L 5-4 Waldorf Community College Rochester, MN 16-10W / 10-15 L/ 9-15L (1-2) 1-3 L 6-6 UW-LaCrosse JV Rochester, MN 0-15 L/ 5-15L (0-2) 1-4 L 6-8 Sept 11 Mid-State Tech. College* WI Rapids, WI 15-2W / 15-5W / 15-1W (3-0) 2-4 W 9-8 1-0 1-0 UW-Barron County WI Rapids, WI 15-5W / 15-7W (2-0) 3-4 W 11-8 2-0 Sept 13 Western WI Tech. College* Richland Center, WI 10-15L / 16-14W / 15-17L (1-2) 3-5 L 12-10 2-1 1-1 UW-Richland Richland Center, WI 15-13W / 15-8W (2-0) 4-5 W 14-10 3-1 Sept 16 Springfield College Sauk Valley, IL 7-15L / 12-15L (0-2) 4-6 L 14-12 North Central College JV Sauk Valley, IL 12-15L / 13-15L (0-2) 4-7 L 14-14 Sauk Valley Community College Sauk Valley, IL 4-15 L/ 6-15L (0-2) 4-8 L 14-16 Sept 18 UW-Baraboo HOME 15-17L / 13-15L / 15-9W / 13-15L (1-3) 5-8 W 15-19 4-1 Sept 21 Rock Valley College Rockford, IL 3-15L / 16-14W / 13-15L / 3-15L (1-3) 5-9 L 16-22 Sept 23 Waukesha Co. Tech. College* HOME 15-9W / 15-10 W (2-0) 6-9 W 18-22 5-1 2-1 Western WI Tech. College* HOME 15-10W / 9-15 L/ 15-11W (2-1) 7-9 W 20-22 6-1 3-1 Mid-State Tech. College* HOME 16-14W / 12-15L / 15-11W (2-1) 8-9 W 22-23 7-1 4-1 MATC-Milwaukee* HOME 15-12W / 16-14W (2-0) 9-9 W 24-23 8-1 5-1 Sept 27 UW-Waukesha HOME 9-15L / 15-11W / 11-15L / 15-6W / 12-15L (2-3) 9-10 L 26-26 8-2 Oct 3 MATC-Milwaukee* HOME 15-12W / 15-8W / 12-15L / 6-15L / 15-4W (3-2) 10-10 W 29-28 9-2 6-1 Oct 7 Western WI Tech. College* HOME 12-15L / 3-15L / 15-4W / 15-11W / 11-15L (2-3) 10-11 L 31-31 9-3 6-2 UW-Rock County HOME 15-13W / 15-2W (2-0) 11-11 W 33-31 10-3 Oct 11 Waukesha Co. Tech. College* Waukesha, WI 15-1W / 15-7W / 11-15L / 15-7W (3-1) 12-11 W 36-32 11-3 7-2 Oct 14 Waukesha Co. Tech. College* LaCrosse, WI 15-5W / 15-4W (2-0) 13-11 W 38-32 12-3 8-2 Western WI Tech. College* LaCrosse, WI 10-15L / 11-15L (0-2) 13-12 L 38-34 12-4 8-3 Mid-State Tech. College* LaCrosse, WI 15-0W (forfeit) 14-12 W 39-34 13-4 9-3 MATC-Milwaukee* LaCrosse, WI 6-15L / 15-7W / 8-15L (1-2) 14-13 L 40-36 13-5 9-4
2000 POSTSEASON
Oct 18 WJCAA Region IV Playoffs UW-Richland Baraboo, WI 20-18W / 15-9W (2-0) 15-13 W 42-36 14-5 UW-Baraboo Baraboo, WI 15-13W / 16-14W (2-0) 16-13 W 44-36 15-5 Western WI Tech. College Baraboo, WI 13-15L / 8-15L (0-2) 16-14 L 44-38 15-6
Oct 21 WJCAA State Tournament UW-Marinette West Bend, WI 11-15L / 5-15L (0-2) 16-15 L 44-40 15-7 MATC-Milwaukee West Bend, WI 15-9W / 15-9W (2-0) 17-15 W 46-40 16-7 UW-Marathon West Bend, WI 3-15L / 5-15L (0-2) 17-16 L 46-42 16-8
Nov 3-4 NJCAA Regional Tournament Rochester CC Rochester, MN 6-15L / 6-15L / 3-15L (0-3) 17-17 L 46-45 Western WI Tech. College Rochester, MN 7-15L / 15-9W / 8-15L / 15-8W / 15-7W (3-2) 18-18 W 49-47 17-8
*WTCC Conference Game Bold-Home Game
31 MADISON AREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 3550 ANDERSON STREET MADISON, WI 53704