bethel, minnesota...houston, texas #11 paige pollard 5-9 sophomore guard newcastle, nebraska #12...

#4 Ali Schwartzwald5-8 Freshman Guard

Bethel, Minnesota

#10 Laquisha Cook5-9 Senior Forward

Houston, Texas

#11 Paige Pollard5-9 Sophomore GuardNewcastle, Nebraska

#12 Jennifer Yee5-6 Junior Guard

Omaha, Nebraska

#20 Alyssa Fischbach5-11 Sophomore Forward

Mellette, South Dakota

#22 Kati Jo Christensen5-9 Junior Forward

Audubon, Iowa

#30 Micha Mims5-7 Freshman GuardCedar Rapids, Iowa

#23 Jodie Boss6-4 Sophomore CenterColumbus, Nebraska

#24 Alisha Brown5-3 Freshman Guard

El Paso, Texas

#33 Clare Duwelius5-10 Freshman Guard

Des Moines, Iowa

#44 JulieAnn Wagner5-11 Sophomore ForwardSioux Falls, South Dakota

#54 Mara Hjelle6-2 Sophomore CenterWhite Bear Lake, Minn.

MEET THE 2008-09 WILDCATS

TABLE OF CONTENTSMeet the 2008-09 Wildcats .................................. IFCStaff Directory/Table of Contents .............................1Media Information ....................................................2Wayne State College ...............................................3Administration ..........................................................4Wildcat Athletic Facilities ......................................5-6Athletic Training Services ........................................7Head Coach Chris Kielsmeier .................................8Assistant Coaches ...................................................92008-09 Season Outlook .......................................102008-09 Wildcat Roster ......................................... 11Wildcat Player Profi les .....................................12-182007-08 Wildcat Statistics .....................................192007-08 Season Review .......................................202008-09 Wildcat NSIC Opponents ...................21-25WSC All-Time Series Records ...............................26Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference ..............272007-08 NSIC Statistical Leaders ....................28-29Wildcat Basketball Records ..............................30-31Wildcat Coaching History ......................................32All-Time WSC Women's Basketball Results .....33-39

CREDITS: The 2008-09 Wayne State College women's basketball me-dia guide is a publication of the Wayne State College athletic department, under the direction of Mike Grosz, sports information director. Additional help provided by graduate assistant Scott Retzlaff and Lance Moser. Media Guide front cover designed by Jane O'Brien. Photos by Bob Berry and Mike Grosz.

2008-2009 WILDCAT BASKETBALLATHLETIC PHONE DIRECTORY

All Area Codes (402)AdministrationPresident's Offi ce ............................................ 375-7200Athletic Department Phone ............................ 375-7520Athletic Department FAX ................................. 375-7120Eric Schoh, Athletic Director ............................ 375-7520Marilyn Yates, Compliance Coordinator/SWA .375-7308Shawn Pearcy, Faculty Athletic Rep.................375-7078Mike Barry, Assoc. Dir. of Athlet./Facilities Dir. 375-7521Mitch DeBoer, Asst. AD/Business Management . 375-7183Deb Harm, Athletic Administrative Assistant .... 375-7520Sports InformationMike Grosz, Sports Information Director ......... 375-7326Scott Retzlaff, Graduate Assistant SID ............ 375-7326Sports Information FAX ................................... 375-7271Training RoomMuffi n Morris, Head Athletic Trainer ................ 375-7310Equipment RoomAlex Wood, Equipment Coordinator ................ 375-7157BaseballJohn Manganaro, Head Coach ....................... 375-7012Men's BasketballRico Burkett, Head Coach ............................... 375-7309Matt Murken, Assistant Coach ......................... 375-7515Women's BasketballChris Kielsmeier, Head Coach ........................ 375-7311Kelly Kielsmeier, Assistant Coach ................... 375-7122Cross CountryMarlon Brink, Head Coach .............................. 375-7507FootballDan McLaughlin, Head Coach ........................ 375-7315Clint Brown, Assistant Coach .......................... 375-7313Gene Suhr, Assistant Coach ........................... 375-7115Alex Wood, Assistant Coach ........................... 375-7314GolfTroy Harder, Head Coach ............................... 375-7520Women's SoccerBrooke Bredenberg, Head Coach ................... 375-7506SoftballKrista Unger, Head Coach ............................... 375-7522Track and FieldMarlon Brink, Head Coach .............................. 375-7507VolleyballScott Kneifl , Head Coach ................................ 375-7303Kim Edwards, Assistant Coach ....................... 375-7560

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Laquisha Cook is the lone senior on the 2008-09 WSC women's basketball team.

MEDIA INFORMATION

CREDENTIALS Requests for press, radio, photography and television credentials should be made one week prior to the game to insure seating along press row. Requests should be directed to Sports Information Director Mike Grosz. Only members of the working media will be issued credentials. Credentials may be picked up at the will-call window, located at the west entrance to Rice Audi-torium. Credentials must be visible at all times.

RADIO A visitor's radio table, equipped with a courtesy phone line, is located next to the visiting team's bench along the scoring table courtside at Rice Auditorium. Radio stations should contact the Sports Information Offi ce a week before the game to receive broadcast information.

PHOTOGRAPHS Photographers must follow all NCAA and WSC regulations concerning permissable locations to take photos. Photographers are not allowed behind press row and the team benches, but are allowed to take photos from the stage.

PARKING Limited space is available in a reserved parking lot outside Rice Auditorium. Contact the Sports Information Offi ce for parking availability.

WEEKLY INTERVIEWS Coach Kielsmeier and the WSC players will be available for interviews during the week. Interviews are not allowed during practices and before games. Interview requests should be made through the Sports Information Offi ce.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWS After a brief "cooling off" period, Coach Kiels-meier and the WSC players will be available for post-game interviews near press row. Interview requests with WSC players will be taken toward the end of the game.

STATISTICS A complete package of pre-game notes and statistics will be available. Halftime statistics will also be provided. Final statistics, including a play-by-play, will be distributed to press row approximately 15-20 minutes after the game. The Sports Information Offi ce will fax results to any desired media outlet. Fax lists should be submitted three days prior to the game.

MEDIA GUIDELINESNEWSPAPERS

The Wayne StaterSports Editor1111 Main StreetWayne, NE 68787Phone: (402) 375-7501

The Wayne HeraldCasey Schroeder114 Main StreetWayne, NE 68787Phone: (402) 375-2600Fax: (402) 375-1888

Norfolk Daily NewsJay PraunerP.O. Box 977Norfolk, NE 68702Phone: (402) 371-1020Fax: (402) 644-2080

Sioux City JournalTerry Hersom515 Pavonia StreetSioux City, IA 51101Phone: (712) 279-5071Fax: (712) 279-5059

Omaha World-HeraldMarjie DuceyOmaha World-Herald Building - 1314 DouglasStreet, Suite 700Omaha, NE 68102Phone: (402) 444-1000Fax: (402) 344-3343

Lincoln Journal StarKen Hambleton926 P StreetLincoln, NE 68508Phone: (402) 473-7431Fax: (402) 473-7291

Associated PressEric Olson909 N. 96th, Suite 104Omaha, NE 68102Phone: (402) 391-0031Fax: (402) 391-1412

RADIO

RADIOKWSC RadioSports Director1111 Main StreetWayne, NE 68787Phone: (402) 375-7424

KTCH RadioBen MichaelsP.O. Box 413Wayne, NE 68787Phone: (402) 375-3700Fax: (402) 375-5402

KWPN RadioTom McMahonP.O. Box 84West Point, NE 68788Phone: (402) 372-5423Fax: (402) 372-5425

KNEN/US 92 RadioBill Seifert214 North 7th StreetSuite 1 / PO Box 747Norfolk, NE 68701Phone: (402) 379-3300Fax: (402) 379-3008

KEXL RadioJoe TjadenP.O. Box 789Norfolk, NE 68702Phone: (402) 371-0780Fax: (402) 371-6303

KVHT/KVTK RadioJoe Van Goor210 W. 3rd StreetYankton, SD 57078Phone: (605) 665-2600Fax: (605) 665-8875

TELEVISIONKWSC TVSports Director1111 Main StreetWayne, NE 68787Phone: (402) 375-7426

KTIV TV (Channel 4)Brad Pautsch3135 Floyd Blvd.Sioux City, IA 51105Phone: (712) 239-4100Fax: (712) 239-2621

KCAU TV (Channel 9)Tim Seaman7th and DouglasSioux City, IA 51101Phone: (712) 277-2345Fax: (712) 277-4298

KMEG TV (Channel 14)Travis Morgan100 Gold Circle, Da-kota Dunes, SD 57049Phone: (712) 277-3554Fax: (712) 255-5250

CONFERENCENorthern Sun Inter-collegiate ConferenceNick Kornder161 St. Anthony Ave.Suite 920St. Paul, MN 55103Phone: (651) 288-4017Fax: (651) 224-8583

NSIC OUTLETS

WILDCAT MEDIA OUTLETS

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ABOUT WAYNE STATE COLLEGE


Innovative programs. Excellent career preparation. Personal attention. Active campus life. Scenic surroundings. Founded in 1891 as Nebraska Normal College, Wayne State College, in Wayne, Neb. earned a distinguished reputation as a teachers’ college from its early days. We’re still a great teachers’ college—but so much more!

Innovative Programs Wayne State’s four academic schools—Arts and Humani-ties, Business and Technology, Education and Counseling, and Natural and Social Sciences—offer a comprehensive selection of courses. You’ll fi nd over 150 majors and minors ranging from pre-professional studies to criminal justice to a nationally accredited undergraduate sports management program, and many others in 14 academic departments across campus. The Rural Health Opportunities Program (RHOP) at Wayne State College provides pre-professional training in medicine, pharmacy and dentistry in cooperation with the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Students who successfully complete the program at WSC are automatically accepted into medical, pharmacy, or dental school at UNMC. Upper-level education majors at Wayne State have the opportunity to participate in the Northeast Nebraska Teacher Academy (NENTA), the fi rst of its kind in the nation, where WSC students receive classroom experience with participating K-12 schools in the region. Through WSC WebCat On-line, students can register for class, check on grades and student accounts, from the convenience of their home or residence hall room.

Excellent Career Preparation Whether students plan to be accountants or wildlife biologists, they receive the preparation they need at Wayne State College. In addition to classes taught by experts in their fi elds, Wayne State College provides internship and cooperative programs for students in a number of majors. Many regional businesses actively recruit Wayne State students for intern-ships, with many of these internships resulting in full-time employment after graduation. The WSC Career Services offi ce assists students with career explora-tion, job preparation skills, interviews, as well as arranging internships and cooperative experiences.

Personal Attention Students at Wayne State College don’t get lost in the crowd. With an average class size of 21 and a student/faculty ratio of 19:1, WSC students get to know their professors and classmates. Eighty percent of Wayne State professors have the highest degree in their fi eld—and most teach fi rst-year as well as upper-level classes. You will fi nd dedicated professors and instructors at Wayne State College where teaching is their life’s work and their enthusiasm is contagious. Wayne State College offers a variety of support services and programs to students. The heart of the WSC campus is the Student Center, where academic and personal support services are located. The Learning Center and Peer Tutoring Program are designed to help all students achieve the highest possible level of success in their studies. Active Campus Life With more than 90 clubs and organizations on campus, Wayne State College students have many opportunities to be involved in campus and community life. Wayne State College has an active Greek life, with Greek Olympics being held at Homecoming each fall, as well as other social and service activities. The Student Activities Board (SAB) plans a variety of special programs each year, bringing musical groups such as Dierks Bentley, Three Doors Down, Terri Clark, Vertical Horizon, Five for Fighting, Goo Goo Dolls, Sawyer Brown, Blackhawk, Firehouse, Jason Aldean and others to campus. Comedian Adam Sandler and other national performers have performed on campus. The Multicultural Center, one of the newest campus programs, provides outreach and support to Wayne State College students and the region through special events during the year. Wayne State College competes in NCAA Division II, and is a member of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. Competitive sports include football, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and track, cross country, men’s baseball, women’s softball, men’s and women’s golf, and women’s soccer.

Scenic Surroundings You’ll feel right at home on Wayne State’s beautiful, historic campus located in the northeast Nebraska community of Wayne. The campus combines stately, historic buildings with the newly renovated Student Cen-ter, Studio Arts Building and Connell Hall. Ramsey Theatre was recently renovated, with the completion in 2004. A new state-of-the-art indoor track was completed in the summer of 2001 in the WSC Recreation Center. Wayne State College’s seven residence halls provide students with a comfortable, affordable and convenient place to live with easy access to the entire campus community. Each hall has lounges and recreation areas, laundry facilities, mail service, academic tutors and study areas. Six of the seven halls are wired for access to the campus computer network from your personal computer. Smoke-free residence halls are also an option.

WAYNE STATE ADMINISTRATION


Dr. Richard CollingsPresident Dr. Richard Collings is in his fi fth year as the 11th president of Wayne State College. Prior to assuming the presidency of Wayne State, Collings was vice chancellor for academic affairs and professor of political science and public affairs at Western Carolina University in

Cullowhee, North Carolina, a position he held from 1996-2004. At Western Carolina, he led many academic and administration initiatives, including creating a residential honors college, develop-ing technology partnerships with other institutions throughout the nation and implementing a strategic planning process. From 1991-96, Collings was provost and vice president for academic affairs at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, where he had served as dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences from 1989-91. Previously, he was assistant provost and chairperson of the department of political science at Southeast Missouri State in Cape Girardeau, Mo. A native of Louisville, Ky., Collings earned a Ph.D. in political science in 1977 and a master's degree in Latin American studies in 1972, both from Tulane University. He received a bachelor's degree in international studies from the University of Louisville in 1968. President Collings and his wife, Marilyn, have three grown children: Michael, Kristen and Kelly. They also have four grand-children, Ethan, Kai, Noah and Olivia.

Eric SchohDirector of Athletics

Entering his fi fth year as athletic director, Eric Schoh has injected enthusiasm and suc-cess into the Wildcat athletic department. Wayne State placed second in the 2007-2008 Northern Sun Conference All-Sports Standings by winning two conference championships

(baseball and men's outdoor track and fi eld). 11 of the school's 15 sports fi nished in the top three in their respective sport in the NSIC while three teams (volleyball, women's basketball and baseball) also qualifi ed for NCAA post-season competition. "Everyone associated with Wildcat athletics should be proud of our accomplishments this past year," said Schoh. "The student-athletes, coaches, campus community and people of Wayne all had a hand in our success. It is a credit to the quality student-athletes we have at Wayne State when you are able to combine academic accomplishments with athletic success." Prior to coming to Wayne State, Schoh was the associate athletic director for development at California State University in Bakersfi eld, Calif. from 2002-2004. From 1998-2002, Schoh was associate director of athletics at the University of South Dakota.

He was the regional director of D.D. Marketing Inc. in Pueblo, Colorado from 1997-98 and was the assistant director of athletics at Montana State University in Billings, Montana from 1995-97. Schoh earned his master’s degree in education from Iowa State University. He earned his bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communications from Iowa State University as well. Schoh is a native of LaCrescent, Minnesota. He and his wife, Stephanie, have three children: Paige, Eric and Tyler.

Mike BarryAssociate Director of Athletics/Facilities Director Mike Barry is in his ninth season as associate director of athletics and in his 11th year as the director of sports and recreational facilities. His duties include scheduling athletic contests and practices, home game management and serving

as the athletic and recreational facilities’ coordinator. Barry was the Wayne State women’s basketball head coach for seven seasons. He compiled a 97-92 record, which is third all-time on the school’s career victory list. His best team was the 1993-94 squad which posted a 22-5 record. Barry came to Wayne State following two years as an assistant women’s basketball coach at Pratt Community College in Kansas. He also coached at Chadron State, Eastern New Mexico University, and Fullerton and Stuart high schools in Nebraska. Barry, a native of Grant, Neb., was a four-sport athlete at Chad-ron State. He was a three-time NAIA national qualifi er in the triple jump, and also lettered in basketball, football, and cross country. Barry earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education from Chadron State in 1983 and earned his Master’s Degree in Secondary Education in 1988. He and his wife, Jeannette, have two sons, Jordan, 16, and Jalen, 13. Barry also has a son Rick, who lives in Crawford, Neb.

Dr. Shawn PearcyFaculty Athletic Representative Dr. Shawn Pearcy is in his fi fth year as Faculty Athletic Representative at Wayne State College. Pearcy, an associate professor in the Life Sciences Department, is in his 10th year teaching at the school. An Indiana native,

he attended Purdue University and Indiana University, earning his bachelors degree from Indiana University in 1989. While an undergraduate, he participated in crew, ultimate and lacrosse. Pearcy attended graduate school at Washington State Uni-versity completing his doctorate in Zoophysiology in 1996. He enjoys teaching general biology, human physiology and vertebrae embryology at WSC. Pearcy is also a nationally-certifi ed EMT and fi refi ghter and serves on the Wayne Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department.

WAYNE STATE FACILITIES

Memorial Stadium /Bob Cunningham Field

Memorial Stadium has been "Home of the Wildcats" since 1931 when the college purchased 11 acres of land for athletic fi elds. The grandstand was constructed in 1933. The stadium was offi cially designated Memorial Stadium following World War II in honor of the Wayne State students who served in the war. Bob Cunningham Field was named in 1993 for the WSC three-sport Hall of Fame standout (1936-39). The press box was built at the time of the grand-stand construction, with a second level being added in 1969. Bob Cunningham Field has seating for 2,500 fans with bleachers on the east side of the fi eld able to seat another 750 fans. The natural grass surface was replaced in the summer of 2008 with new sod.

Recreation Center The Wayne State College Recreation Center opened in 1987 and is the college’s main facility for student recreation and selected athletic activities. The main area in the Recreation Center provides a state-of-the-art six-lane running track that was resurfaced in 2001 and three full-size courts for basketball, volleyball, tennis, and badminton. Racquetball, weight training, aerobics, gymnastics, wrestling and sauna facilities are all available to WSC students, faculty and staff as well as residents of the Wayne community. The Recreation Center also houses locker rooms for Wildcat athletic teams, and offi ces for the WSC athletic department.

Carlson Natatorium Carlson Natatorium adjoins the Recreation Center and Rice Auditorium. The 25-yard long pool is used for a variety of func-

tions, including lap swimming, aquasize classes, senior wellness aquasize classes, HHPS classes, intramural activities and athlet-ic training rehabilitation exercises. The natatorium is open in the summer for use by the athletic camps and Rec Center members.


WAYNE STATE FACILITIESRice Auditorium

Rice Auditorium serves as the home for the Wildcat men’s and women’s basketball teams as well as the vol-leyball squad. Recent upgrades to the arena include: new balcony seats and a new stage curtain (summer 2007); new playing surface in 2004; new scoreboards on the north and south walls (summer of 1998); new bleachers in the lower level (summer of 1996); and a new sound system (spring of 1995). Its facilities include refurbished locker rooms, classrooms, a training room, and a state-of-the-art training facility. The gymnasium area seats approximately 2,500 for basketball games and volleyball matches. Named for John D. Rice, Wayne State College's president from 1951-56, Rice Auditorium was the site of the 1999 NCAA Division II North Central Regional Men's Basketball Champion-ships and the 2006 NSIC Red Baron Women's Basketball Championships.

Strength Training Complex

The Strength Training Complex at Wayne State is one of the fi nest equipped facilities in the Nebraska State College system. The 2,400-square foot facility is equipped with a variety of both free weight and variable resistance appartus. Six Olympic benches, six incline benches, eight squat racks, three hip sleds, two hi-low lateral pull machines and a Pec Dec, along with a complete assortment of dumbbells help facilitate as many as 70 athletes without delay. An extensive remodeling project was responsible for improved lighting, a sound system, and fl ooring in the strength room. Recently, more renovations were made, including painting the walls, additional mirrors and raising the ceiling in one area for overhead lifting.

Pete Chapman Baseball & Softball Complex The baseball and softball complex opened in the spring of 1996. Located north of Memorial Stadium, the complex provides a picturesque setting for baseball and softball games. The baseball fi eld received a face lift in the summer of 2004 with the additions of locker rooms, rest rooms, a concession stand and a press box. A new wood fence was installed on the baseball fi eld prior to the start of the 2005 season. In the spring of 2006, the facility was named the Pete Chapman Baseball/Softball Complex in honor of the late athletic director/football coach and his contributions to the Wildcat

athletic department. In the fall of 2006, construction began on a locker room/press box on the softball fi eld and a new 10-inning electronic scoreboard was installed at the baseball fi eld in the spring of 2007.

Soccer Field Located east of Memorial Stadium and adjacent to the baseball fi eld, the WSC soccer fi eld made its debut in the fall of 1997, in time for the inaugural Wildcat soccer season. In 2001, a new scoreboard was put in place along with more grandstands to accomodate the growing population of soccer fans attending games.


ATHLETIC TRAINING SERVICES

Athletic Training Room

The Athletic Training Room is the site of taping, treatment and injury evaluations. It has a variety of up-to-date, qual-ity equipment. A partial inventory of modalities available for athletes include: three whirlpools, RichMar Theratouch 7.7 electrical stimulation machine, RichMar HV-II combination ultrasound/electrical stimulation machine, RichMar portable ultrasound machine, Game-ready intermittent compression machine, Therabath Parafi n machine, and Hydrocollator heat pack units.

PMC Wildcat Sports Medicine Center

The PMC Wildcat Sports Medicine Center, which opened December 1, 2005, is a 4,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility. The center is located next to the Wayne State College Recreation Center and serves as the hub for therapy and athletic training services. In August 2007, Providence Physical Therapy and Wayne State College collaborated to provide therapy services at the PMC Wildcat Sports Medicine Center. This partnership provides the fi nest in sports rehabilitation, therapy services and athletic training services to Wayne State student-athletes, the campus community and the general public. Providence Physical Therapy offers physical, occupational and speech therapy services and is staffed by six physical thera-pists, two physical therapy assistants, two occupational therapists and one speech therapist. Providence Physical Therapy staff also provides aquatic therapy at the Carlson Natatorium. Dedicated to excellence and quality care, the PMC Wildcat Sports Medicine Center athletic training staff and Providence Physical Therapy staff is committed to the health and wellness of WSC students, faculty and the Wayne community.


Dr. Steven StokesbaryTeam Orthopedist

Dr. Steven Stokesbary is in his seventh season as Wayne State's team orthopedist. Dr. Stokesbary is a partner in The Center for Neurosciences, Orthopaedics, and Spine Sports Medicine, P.C. (CNOS) in Dakota Dunes, South Dakota. He gradu-ated from the University of Iowa and earned his medical degree also from the University

of Iowa College of Medicine, after which he completed his residency at the University of Missouri Health Services. Dr. Stokesbary has been practicing for CNOS Sports Medicine for over seven years, which provides athletic training services for over 40 area high schools, colleges and professional organizations.

Other WSC athletic training staff members

Rose Rieger - Assistant Athletic TrainerMark Schoenfelder - Assistant Athletic TrainerKari Schoenfi sh - Graduate Assistant Athletic TrainerChris Stegemann - Graduate Assistant Athletic TrainerEric Urbanec - Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer

Muffi n MorrisHead Athletic Trainer

Muffi n Morris is in her fi rst year at Wayne State College as the head athletic trainer. She will oversee athletic training respon-sibilities for 15 varsity sports at Wayne State College. Before coming to Wayne State, Morris served four years at the University of South Dakota. She served as a gradu-ate assistant athletic trainer and worked

with football, softball, swimming/diving, track/cross country and volleyball programs at USD. The Chariton, Iowa native earned her bachelor’s degree from Buena Vista University in athletic training in 2004. Morris then obtained her master’s degree from the University of South Dakota in 2006 in health, physical education and recreation and recently earned her doctorate degree in adult/higher education from the University of South Dakota on Julyl 31, 2008. Morris served as the head trainer for the Wildcat football team this fall and resides in Wayne.

HEAD COACH CHRIS KIELSMEIER

Chris Kielsmeier is in his fi rst season as head women’s basketball coach at Wayne State College. He was hired as the 10th coach in the program’s history on May 8, 2008. Kielsmeier comes to Wayne State College after serving eight years as head coach at Howard Payne Uni-versity in Brownwood, Texas, an NCAA Division III school. He compiled an impressive 179-44 record as head coach and led the Lady Jackets to a

33-0 record and the NCAA Division III National champion-ship in 2007-08. Kielsmeier was named the WBCA South Region and National Coach of the Year this past season and was selected the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Small College Coach of the Year. He was the winningest women’s basketball coach in Howard Payne University history. While coaching at Howard Payne, Coach Kielsmeier developed a trademark of stellar defense. Over the last seven years, opponents have shot just 34 percent from the fi eld while ranking as one of the top defenses in the nation. Kielsmeier’s team ranked fourth in scoring defense this past season (47.5) and led NCAA Division III in scoring defense in 2006-07 allowing just 44.2 points per game. Kielsmeier is a native of Iowa, graduating from Hubbard-Radcliffe High School and he is a 1999 graduate of Iowa State University. He served as the intern for the women’s basketball program at Iowa State under head coach Bill Fennelly and then became the assistant women’s basketball coach at Howard Payne University in the 1999-2000 season before taking over as the head coach in 2000. Kielsmeier resides in Wayne, Nebraska.


Chris Kielsmeier Coaching File

2007-08............................33-02006-07............................28-22005-06............................24-52004-05............................24-52003-04............................20-72002-03............................19-62001-02............................17-92000-01...........................14-10

Overall record 179-44 (.625)

8 years at Howard Payne University

ASSISTANT COACHESMeia DanielsGraduate Assistant Coach

Meia Daniels is in her fi rst season as a graduate assistant coach with the Wayne State Col-lege women’s basketball team. Daniels comes to Wayne State following a stellar play-ing career at Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas where she played for current Wildcat head coach Chris Kiels-meier. Daniels averaged 19.6 points, 3.5 rebounds and 3.27 assists per game during her senior season to help Howard Payne to the NCAA Division III National Championship with a

33-0 record. She was named the NCAA Division III National Player of the Year by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association, Texas Basketball Coaches Association and D3hoops.com. Daniels was also the American Southwest Conference Female Athlete of the Year as a junior and se-nior, becoming just the third student-athlete in conference history to be honored in back-to-back seasons. The Fort Worth, Texas native scored 2,118 points in her career at Howard Payne University, fi nishing second on the all-time career scoring list. Daniels was named Most Valuable Player of the NCAA Division III Final Four during her senior season and was a fi nalist for the 2008 Honda Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year. Her stellar play at Howard Payne earned Daniels a tryout with the Atlanta Dream of the WNBA. Daniels graduated from Howard Payne University with a bachelors degree in political science. She is pursuing her masters degree at Wayne State College in sport manage-ment and resides in Wayne.


Kelly KielsmeierAssistant Coach

Kelly Kielsmeier is in his fi rst season as an assistant coach with the Wildcat wom-en’s basketball program. He comes to Wayne State after serving four seasons as head women’s basketball coach at Southwestern Com-munity College in Creston, Iowa. Before that, Kielsmeier worked as an assistant coach at Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas where he helped the team compile a 70-32 record during that

time. While at Howard Payne, Kielsmeier worked with the guards and served as the team’s recruiting coordinator. Kielsmeier is a 2004 graduate of Howard Payne University, earning a bachelors degree in business administration with a specialization in management. He is a native of Hubbard, Iowa and graduated from Hubbard-Radcliffe High School in 1998. Kielsmeier resides in Wayne.

2008-09 Wildcat Women's Basketball Coaching Staff (left to right): Assistant coach Kelly Kielsmeier, graduate assistant coach Meia Daniels and head coach Chris Kielsmeier.

Student Assistants:Mary KreikemeierMegan Mardesen

2008-2009 WILDCAT OUTLOOK New head coach Chris Kielsmeier inherits a winning tradition with the Wayne State College women’s basketball program, but winning is nothing new for Kielsmeier. The Iowa State graduate and Hubbard, Iowa native takes over a Wildcat basketball program that was 22-10 last season and made the NCAA Tournament for the second time in the last three seasons. He replaces Ryun Williams, who took over at the University of South Dakota last spring after compiling a 182-106 record in 10 seasons as coach of the Wildcats. Kielsmeier comes to Wayne State after serving eight years as head coach at Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, an NCAA Division III school. He coached the Lady Jackets to an impressive 179-44 record and led Howard Payne to a 33-0 record and the NCAA Division III national championship in 2007-08. With a new coaching change, there is always concern with how everyone will handle the transition, but Kielsmeier said the transition with the Wildcats has been a smooth one. “From day one, our players have embraced the new coaching staff and made the transition very smooth for everyone,” commented Kielsmeier. “Our players have a tremendous commitment to our program and are working extremely hard every day to be successful both on and off the court. They want to win and I believe they are beginning to understand what needs to be done on a daily basis to accomplish great things.” The Wildcats return two starters and seven letter winners from last year’s team that fi nished second in the NSIC with a 12-6 league mark and reached the NSIC Tournament Championship game along with upsetting #6 North Dakota in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament. WSC still features a young squad with nine of the 12 players on the roster either freshmen or sophomores. “We have a young, but very talented team,” said Kielsmeier. “This will be the best shooting team I have ever coached. It’s an exciting time for WSC women’s basketball. We want this program to be one of the best in the country and this year’s team will lay the foundation of establishing this elite status.” The lone senior on the team is 5-9 forward Laqiusha Cook, a Second Team All-NSIC selection last season who averaged 15.0 points and 4.1 rebounds a game as a guard for the Wildcats. “Laquisha will play the three position this year and has a chance to be one of the best players in the NSIC,” remarked Kielsmeier.


The other returning starter is 6-4 sophomore center Jodie Boss of Columbus, who was the 2007-08 Co-NSIC Freshman of the Year last season. Boss averaged 7.8 points and 5.1 rebounds per game while making 23 starts one year ago as a freshman. She shattered the single season record for blocked shots at WSC, recording 90 blocks to lead the NSIC while ranking fi fth in NCAA Division II at 2.8 blocks per game. The two juniors on the Wildcat squad will be called upon for leadership roles this season. 5-6 guard Jennifer Yee was instant offense off the bench last season, averaging 6.0 points a game while draining a team-high 54 three pointers for the Wildcats. Kati Jo Christensen, a 5-9 junior guard/forward, contributed 3.1 points and 2.1 rebounds per game last season and will be called upon to score more from the perimeter this season. Boss headlines a group of fi ve sophomores that will be key players on this year’s squad. Along with Boss, another big force inside for the Wildcats this season will be 6-2 sophomore center Mara Hjelle, who averaged 5.1 points and 4.8 rebounds per game last season. Hjelle was especially strong in the second half of last season and scored a career-high 17 points in the NCAA Tournament win over North Dakota. Three other sophomores gained valuable experience last season and will see more playing time this season. They include 5-11 sophomore forward Alyssa Fischbach of Mellette, South Dakota, who average 2.0 points in 10 games last season. JulieAnn Wagner, a 5-11 sophomore forward from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, accounted for 1.4 points in 15 games last season and is a great shooter. Newcastle sophomore Paige Pollard, a 5-9 sophomore guard, averaged 1.0 point a game last season while seeing action in 10 contests. Four freshmen, all guards, will need to step up and contribute immediately at the point guard and shooting guard positions for the Wildcats this season. Alisha Brown is a 5-3 point guard from El Paso, Texas and averaged 15.6 points and 4.0 assists per game as a senior last season at Franklin High School. Clare Duwelius, a 5-10 guard from West Des Moines Dowling Catholic High School in Iowa, was a Second Team All-State selection last season. Micha Mims, a 5-7 guard from Cedar Rapids Washington HS in Iowa, led her team to the Class 4A runner up fi nish last season and had an 88-14 record in high school. The fi nal freshmen is Ali Schwartzwald of Bethel, Minnesota, who averaged 16 points, 3.6 assists and 3.6 steals per game last season at St. Francis High School. Wayne State will open the season on Saturday and Sunday, November 15 and 16 at the Colorado School of Mines Tip Off Classic in Golden, Colorado, playing Colorado Christian and Colorado School of Mines. The Wildcats have a total of 12 home games this season at Rice Auditorium with the fi rst home game on Monday, November 24th vs. instate rival Nebraska-Kearney starting at 6:00 p.m.

Senior Laquisha CookSecond Team All-NSIC in 2008

Sophomore Jodie Boss

NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL / COLLEGE) 4 Ali Schwartzwald G 5-8 Fr. Bethel, Minn. (St. Francis HS) 10 Laquisha Cook F 5-9 Sr. Houston, Texas (Tyler JC) 11 Paige Pollard G 5-9 So. Newcastle, Neb. (Newcastle HS) 12 Jennifer Yee G 5-6 Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Millard West HS) 20 Alyssa Fischbach F 5-11 So. Mellette, S.D. (Northwestern HS) 22 Kati Jo Christensen G 5-9 Jr. Audubon, Iowa (Audubon HS) 23 Jodie Boss C 6-4 So. Columbus, Neb. (Columbus HS) 24 Alisha Brown G 5-3 Fr. El Paso, Texas (Franklin HS) 30 Micha Mims G 5-7 Fr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Washington HS) 33 Clare Duwelius F 5-10 Fr. Des Moines, Iowa (Dowling Catholic HS) 44 JulieAnn Wagner F 5-11 So. Sioux Falls, S.D. (Roosevelt HS) 54 Mara Hjelle C 6-2 So. White Bear Lake, Minn. (Mahtomedi HS) Head Coach: Chris Kielsmeier (Iowa State, 1999) Assistant Coach: Kelly Kielsmeier (Howard Payne, 2004) Grad. Assistant Coach: Meia Daniels Student Assistants: Megan Mardesen, Mary Kreikemeier

2008-2009 WILDCAT ROSTER

2008-09 Roster BreakdownBy Class By State By HeightSeniors (1) Nebraska (3) 6-4 (1)Laquisha Cook Jodie Boss, Columbus Jodie BossJuniors (2) Paige Pollard, Newcastle 6-2 (1)Kati Jo Christensen Jennifer Yee, Omaha Mara HjelleJennfi er Yee Iowa (3) 5-11 (2)Sophomores (5) Kati Jo Christensen, Audubon Alyssa FischbachJodie Boss, Alyssa Fischbach Clare Duwelius, Des Moines JulieAnn WagnerMara Hjelle, Paige Pollard Micha Mims, Cedar Rapids 5-10 (1)JulieAnn Wagner Minnesota (2) Clare DuweliusFreshmen (4) Mara Hjelle, White Bear Lake 5-9 (3)Alisha Brown, Clare Duwelius, Ali Schwartzwald, Bethel Kati Jo ChristensenMicha Mims, Ali Schwartzwald South Dakota (2) Laquisha Cook Alyssa Fischbach, Mellette Paige PollardBy Position JulieAnn Wagner, Sioux Falls 5-8 (1)Guards (6) Texas (2) Ali SchwartzwaldAlisha Brown, Kati Jo Christensen, Alisha Brown, El Paso 5-7 (1)Micha Mims, Paige Pollard Laquisha Cook, Houston Micha MimsAli Schwartzwald, Jennifer Yee 5-6 (1)Forwards (4) Jennifer YeeLaquisha Cook, Clare Duwelius, 5-5 (1)Alyssa Fischbach, JulieAnn Wagner Alisha BrownCenters (2) Jodie Boss, Mara Hjelle

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2008-2009 WILDCAT SENIORS

2007-08: Earned Second Team All-NSIC honors after leading Wayne State in scoring (15.0 ppg) for the Wildcats in her fi rst season with the club...named MVP of the Mountain Lion Women’s Basketball Classic in Colorado on November 23 and 24, 2007 after scoring 28 points in win over CU-Colorado Springs on 11-23-07...had eight games of 20 or more points and scored in double fi gures in 26 of the 32 WSC games...had season-highs of 29 points vs. Concordia-St. Paul on 1-18-08 and 9 rebounds at Augustana College on 12-4-07...ranked 7th in the NSIC in scoring and 14th in free throw percentage (.776)...shot 44.6 percent from the fi eld, 29.6 percent from the three point line and 77.6 percent from the free throw line...was named Nebraska NCAA Division II Player of the Week twice during the season (12-17-07 and 2-11-08).

Before Wayne State College: Played two seasons at Tyler Junior College in Texas...averaged 11.0 points and 3.7 rebounds per game in 2006-07 season, helping team to a 28-8 mark and a berth in the National Junior College Division I Tournament in Salina, Kansas...Cook was a two-time honorable mention All-Region XIV selection at Tyler JC.

High School: A graduate of Spring High School in Houston, Texas...Cook was an All-District selection and Texas All-Star while being named Defensive Player of the Year...four-year letter winner who earned Second Team All-State honors as a senior.

Personal: Daughter of C.L. Cook Jr. and Laura Diane Cook...born on September 24, 1986...major is journalism.


Points 29 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 1/18/08FG Made 13 at Colorado-Colorado Springs 11/23/07FG Attempts 24 at Colorado-Colorado Springs 11/23/073-pt. FG 2 (three times) last vs. Bemidji State 1/25/083-pt. FGA 4 (twice) last vs. Upper Iowa 2/9/08FT Made 11 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 1/18/08FT Attempts 12 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 1/18/08Rebounds 9 at Augustana 12/4/07Assists 1 at Bemidji State 12/1/07Blocks 2 (twice) last vs. Winona State 12/1/07Steals 3 (fi ve times) last at Mary 2/2/08 Minutes 37 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 1/18/08

LAQUISHA COOK5-9, Senior, GuardHouston, Texas(Spring HS, Tyler Junior College)

CAREER STATISTICS - LAQUISHA COOK Total 3-Point Rebounds YEAR G/GS FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT Off-Def. Total AVG PTS AVG STLS ASST2007-08 32/29 187/419/.446 16/54 .296 90/116 .776 38-92 130 4.1 480 15.0 36 39 Totals 32/29 187/419/.446 16/54 .296 90/116 .776 38-92 130 4.1 480 15.0 36 39

Laquisha Cook's Career HighsLaquisha Cook's 2007-08 Game Highsn

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Points 29 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 1/18/08FG Made 13 at Colorado-Colorado Springs 11/23/07FG Attempts 24 at Colorado-Colorado Springs 11/23/073-pt. FG 2 (three times) last vs. Bemidji State 1/25/083-pt. FGA 4 (twice) last vs. Upper Iowa 2/9/08FT Made 11 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 1/18/08FT Attempts 12 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 1/18/08Rebounds 9 at Augustana 12/4/07Assists 1 at Bemidji State 12/1/07Blocks 2 (twice) last vs. Winona State 12/1/07Steals 3 (fi ve times) last at Mary 2/2/08 Minutes 37 vs. Concordia-St. Paul 1/18/08

2008-2009 WILDCAT JUNIORS


JENNIFER YEE5-6, Junior, GuardOmaha, Neb.(Millard West HS)

2007-08: Saw action in all 32 games for the Wildcats as a backup guard during her sophomore season, averaging 6.0 points, 1.2 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game...led WSC with 54 three pointers and ranked eighth in the NSIC in three point fi eld goals per game at 1.69...scored career-high 21 points, making 7 of 9 three pointers, in 27 minutes vs. Mary on 12-7-07...had career-high four assists at Minnesota, Crookston on 11-30-07...shot 35.5 percent (61 of 172) from the fi eld, 54 of 153 (35.3 %) from the three point line and 84.2 percent (16 of 19) at the free throw line.

2006-07: Appeared in 28 of 29 games for the Wildcats as a backup guard, averaging 3.9 points and 0.8 rebounds per game...scored season-high 12 points on four three pointers vs. Minnesota, Crookston on 1-26-07...played season-high 25 minutes at MSU Moorhead on 1-19-07...ranked sixth in the NSIC in three point fi eld goal percentage (.425).

High School: Attended Millard West HS where she lettered in basketball and tennis. . . Earned Metro honorable mention honors in 2003-04 and 2005-06 seasons. . . Also earned All-State honorable mention honors in 2004-05 and 2005-06 seasons. . . Helped win district championships in 2002-03 and 2005-06, while making it to the semi-fi nals at the state tour-nament three seasons. . . Shot an impressive 47.6 percent from the three point line in 2002-03 season.

Personal: Daughter of Gary and Esther Yee. . . Born on August 13, 1988. . . Majoring in Chemistry/Health Sciences.

2007-08: Played in 31 of 32 games for the Wildcats during sophomore season, averaging 3.1 points and 2.1 rebounds per game...scored career-high 17 points with career-high seven rebounds vs. Minnesota, Crookston on 1-26-08, making 6 of 10 shots from the fi eld (2 of 5 from three point line) and 3 of 3 at the free throw stripe...played career-high 28 minutes vs. Concordia-St. Paul on 1-18-08...shot 40.2 percent (33 of 82) from the fi eld, 35.2 percent (19 of 54) from the three point line and 68.8 percent (11 of 16) at the free throw line.

2006-07: Appeared in all 29 games off bench as backup guard during freshman season....averaged 2.9 points and 2.0 rebounds per game...had three games of 10 or more points, scoring season-high 13 points at Colo-rado Christian on 11-18-06...had 12 points and season-high six rebounds at MSU Moorhead on 1-19-07...played in season-high 22 minutes at MSU Moorhead (1-19-07).

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Audubon HS where she lettered in basketball, track, softball and cross country. . . Earned All-State, All-District, All-Con-ference and All-Tournament recognition while helping her team qualify for the state tournament in the 2005-06 season. . . Averaged 21.1 points and 14.2 rebounds per game. . . Holds the school record for a single game in points (47) and rebounds (19).

PERSONAL: Daughter of Chris and Kristy Christensen. . . Born on August 26, 1987. . . Majoring in Exercise Science.

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KATI JO CHRISTENSEN5-9, Junior, Guard/ForwardAudubon, Iowa(Audubon HS) 22

CAREER STATISTICS - JENNIFER YEE Total 3-Point Total YEAR G/GS FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG STLS 2006-07 28/0 36/88 .409 31/73 .425 6/6 1.000 21 0.8 109 3.9 15 2007-08 32/0 61/172 .355 54/153 .353 16/19 .842 37 1.2 192 6.0 19 Totals 60/0 97/260 .373 85/226 .376 22/25 .880 58 1.0 301 5.0 34

Total 3-Point Total YEAR G/GS FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG STLS 2006-07 29/0 28/91 .308 19/69 .275 10/14 .714 59 2.0 85 2.9 17 2007-08 31/0 33/82 .402 19/54 .352 11/16 .688 65 2.1 96 3.1 9 Totals 60/0 61/173 .353 38/123 .309 21/30 .700 124 2.1 181 3.0 26

CAREER STATISTICS - KATI JO CHRISTENSEN

2007-08: Selected 2008 NSIC Co-Freshman of the Year after outstanding freshman season with the Wildcats...averaged 7.8 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.8 blocked shots per game while playing in all 32 games with 23 starts...set new single season blocked shots record at WSC with 90 blocks, nearly doubling the previous school record of 52 held by Jodi Otjen in 1990-91 season...also set new single game blocked shots record with 10 blocks against #4 Concordia-St. Paul on 1-18-08...had seven blocked shots vs. Minnesota State in NCAA Regional Semi-Final game on 3-15-08...led the NSIC in blocked shots (2.81 per game) and ranked fi fth in NCAA Division II...shot 50.8 percent (92 of 181) from the fi eld and 61.5 percent (67 of 109) at the free throw line...scored season-high 22 points vs. Minnesota State at NCAA Regional Tournament...grabbed 11 rebounds vs. Briar Cliff (12-16-07) and vs. Concordia-St. Paul (1-18-08).

High School: Graduate of Columbus High School...three-year starter and four-year letter winner for the Discoverers, averaging 12.9 points and 9.4 rebounds during senior season to earn Class A Second Team All-State honors from the Lincoln Journal-Star...during junior season, averaged 11.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per game to help team reach Class A State Tournament to earn All-City and All-Greater Nebraska Conference honors...also competed two years in cross country and one year in track and fi eld at Columbus High School...qualifi ed for Class A State Track Meet as a sophomore in the triple jump with top mark of 34’ 4”.

Personal: Daughter of Terry and Vickie Boss...born on February 3, 1989...majoring in graphic design.

2008-2009 WILDCAT SOPHOMORES

CAREER STATISTICS - JODIE BOSS Total 3-Point Total YEAR G/GS FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG BLKS 2007-08 32/23 92/181 .508 0/0 .000 67/109 .615 163 5.1 251 7.8 90 Totals 32/23 92/181 .508 0/0 .000 67/109 .615 163 5.1 251 7.8 90


2007-08: Played in 10 games as a backup guard during freshman season for the Wildcats, averaging 2.0 points, 1.0 rebounds and 0.4 assists per game...scored season-high six points in 19 minutes of playing time vs. Mount Mercy College on 12-15-07...grabbed season-high four rebounds and handed out two assists vs. Minnesota, Crookston on 1-26-08...shot 3 of 15 (20%) from the fi eld and 14 of 19 (73.7%) at the free throw line.

High School: Fischbach was a multi-sport standout at Northwestern High School in Mellette, South Dakota...started at least three years in volleyball, basketball and track and fi eld...In basketball, selected Class B Third Team All-State after averaging 20.2 points, 8.6 rebounds, 3.6 steals and 2.6 as-sists per game as a senior...during junior season, averaged 13.4 points, 6.1 rebounds, 4.9 assists and 3.8 steals per game...named winner of the South Dakota Wendy’s Heisman Award...played in the Spalding World Youth Basketball Tournament and was a member of the South Dakota All-Star Club Team...helped Northwestern HS win four straight Class B State Volleyball titles from 2003-06...as a junior in track and fi eld, placed second in the Class B 1600 meter run.

Personal: Daughter of Ed and Joell Fischbach...born on May 12, 1989...majoring in applied human and sport physiology.

Total 3-Point Total YEAR G/GS FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG STLS 2007-08 10/0 3/15 .200 0/0 .000 14/19 .737 10 1.0 20 2.0 3 Totals 10/0 3/15 .200 0/0 .000 14/19 .737 10 1.0 20 2.0 3

CAREER STATISTICS - ALYSSA FISCHBACH

JODIE BOSS6-4, Sophomore, CenterColumbus, Neb.(Columbus HS)

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ALYSSA FISCHBACH5-11, Sophomore, GuardMellette, S.D.(Northwestern HS) 20

2008-2009 WILDCAT RETURNERS


MARA HJELLE6-2, Sophomore, CenterWhite Bear Lake, Minn.(Mahtomedi HS)

2007-08: Saw action in 30 of 32 games with seven starts for the Wildcats at the center position during freshman season...averaged 5.1 points and 4.8 rebounds per game while averaging 15.7 minutes per game...scored career-high 17 points to go with fi ve rebounds in Wildcats’ 85-78 upset win over #6 North Dakota on 3-14-08 at the NCAA North Central Regional Tournament...had 11 points vs. Concordia-St. Paul in NSIC Tournament championship game on 3-8-08...grabbed season-high 10 rebounds vs. Mount Mercy College on 12-15-07...had season-high two blocks at Wi-nona State on 1-5-08...ranked ninth in the NSIC in offensive rebounds per game (1.97).

High School: Graduate of Mahtomedi High School in Minnesota...Was a three-time All-Conference performer in basketball and earned All-Confer-ence honors in soccer as a senior...played on three Class A State Cham-pionship soccer teams at Mahtomedi HS...averaged 11.9 points and 10.7 rebounds per game as a junior in basketball.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Susan Hjelle...born on June 27, 1989...majoring in history.

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CAREER STATISTICS - MARA HJELLE Total 3-Point Total YEAR G/GS FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG STLS 2007-08 30/7 53/125 .424 0/0 .000 48/72 .667 144 4.8 154 5.1 23 Totals 30/7 53/125 .424 0/0 .000 48/72 .667 144 4.8 154 5.1 23

PAIGE POLLARD5-9, Sophomore, ForwardNewcastle, Neb.(Newcastle HS) 11

2007-08: Saw action in 10 games as a backup guard for the Wildcats during her freshman season, averaging 1.0 points, 0.6 rebounds and 0.5 assists per game...played season-high 13 points and scored four points with three assists vs. Mount Mercy College on 12-15-07...also scored four points vs. Briar Cliff in just seven minutes of playing time on 12-16-07...grabbed two rebounds vs. Colorado Mines on 11-17-07 and vs. Minne-sota, Crookston on 1-26-08...shot 3 of 11 (27.3 %) from the fi eld, 0 of 2 from the three point line and 4 of 9 (44.4 %) at the free throw line during freshman season.

High School: Graduate of Newcastle High School who will compete in basketball and track and fi eld at Wayne State College...earned Class D-2 All-State First Team honors as a senior, averaging 16.0 points and 9.4 rebounds per game for the Raiders, helping team reach Class D-2 semi-fi nals...helped Newcastle win Class D-2 State Championship as a junior while also playing on state volleyball tournament team...Pollard also excelled in track and fi eld at Newcastle, helping Raiders win Class D State Title as a senior in 2007...won three events and ran leg on sixth place 4 x 400 meter relay team as a senior, scoring 31 of her team’s 43 points...Pollard won 300 meter hurdles (45.45), 400 meter dash (59.41) and 800 meter run (2:20.25)...also placed in four events at 2006 Class D State Track Meet as a junior, taking second in the 800 meter run (2:21.25), third in the 300 meter hurdles (46.89) and fi fth in the 100 meter hurdles (16.29) along with running leg on fourth place 4 x 400 meter relay team.

Personal: Daughter of Gregg and Donna Pollard...born on August 14, 1989...majoring in physical therapy.

CAREER STATISTICS - PAIGE POLLARD Total 3-Point Total YEAR G/GS FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG STLS 2007-08 10/0 3/11 .273 0/2 .000 4/9 .444 6 0.6 10 1.0 0 Totals 10/0 3/11 .273 0/2 .000 4/9 .444 6 0.6 10 1.0 0

JULIEANN WAGNER5-11, Sophomore, ForwardSioux Falls, S.D.(Roosevelt HS) 44

2007-08: Appeared in 15 games as backup forward for the Wildcats during freshman season, averaging 1.4 points and 0.7 rebounds per game...scored season-high 12 points in just 14 minutes of playing time vs. Minnesota, Crookston on 1-26-08...grabbed season-high four rebounds at Minnesota, Crookston on 11-30-07...shot 6 of 29 (20.7 %) from the fi eld, 1 of 12 (.083) from the three point line and 80 percent (8 of 10) at the free throw line.

High School: A graduate of Roosevelt High School in Sioux Falls, South Dakota...Wagner was a basketball and softball standout, earning All-State honors in both sports...named to the Class AA First Team All-State squad as a senior, leading Roosevelt to fi fth place fi nish at state tournament where Wagner was named member of the All-Tournament Team...during junior season, averaged 11.28 points and 4.76 rebounds per game...was a two-time All-City and All-Greater Dakota Conference selection in basketball...was named Girls State Delegate and was a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of Steve and Donna Wagner...born on June 5, 1989...majoring in political science/Spanish.

CAREER STATISTICS - JULIEANN WAGNER Total 3-Point Total YEAR G/GS FG/A PCT FG/A PCT FT/A PCT REBS AVG PTS AVG STLS 2007-08 15/0 6/29 .207 1/12 .083 8/10 .800 10 0.7 21 1.4 3 Totals 15/0 6/29 .207 1/12 .083 8/10 .800 10 0.7 21 1.4 3

2008-2009 WILDCAT RETURNERS


2008-09 Wildcat Sophomore Class: Front Row, Left to Right: Alyssa Fischbach and Paige Pollard. Back Row: Mara Hjelle, Jodie Boss and JulieAnn Wagner.

High School: Graduate of Franklin High School in El Paso, Texas...four-year starter and letter winner in basketball, also played two years of softball and competed one year in track and fi eld...averaged 15.6 points, 4.0 assists and 3.0 steals per game...received All-City and All-District honors as a sopho-more, junior and senior and was named MVP of the Lubbock Invitational at Texas Tech as a junior and senior...earned Academic Athlete honors all four years in high school and was named honorable mention to the El Paso Times All-City Girls Basketball Team as a junior.

Personal: Daughter of Tim and Deberah Penning...born on March 5, 1990...majoring in criminal justice at Wayne State College.

2008-2009 WILDCAT FRESHMEN

ALISHA BROWN5-3, Freshman, GuardEl Paso, Texas(Franklin HS)

High School: Graduate of Dowling Catholic High School...lettered for four years and started for three years in basketball while also participating in softball and track...earned second team All-State honors from the Iowa Newspaper Association during her senior year...also earned third team All-State honors from the Iowa Girls Coaches Association during her senior year...participated in the Goal Setters Best In Basketball All-Star game during her senior year, and was named to the All-Tournament team...named to the Academic All-Conference basketball team in her junior and senior years...earned fi rst team All-Central Iowa Metro League Conference honors in her junior and senior years...also earned All-District, All-Region and Elite Central Iowa Metro League honors...holds the school record for best fi eld goal percentage in a single game, best free throw percentage in a single season, most three point fi eld goals in a season as well as most career three point fi eld goals...also qualifi ed for state in track and was a member of state qualifying teams in softball.

Personal: Daughter of Dan and Nell Duwelius...born on April 18, 1989...major is undecided.

CLARE DUWELIUS5-10, Freshman, GuardDes Moines, Iowa(Dowling Catholic HS)

MICHA MIMS5-7, Freshman, GuardCedar Rapids, Iowa(Washington HS)

High School: Graduate of Cedar Rapids Washington High School in Ce-dar Rapids, Iowa...participated in basketball, volleyball and track...had an overall high school record of 88-14 and was the seventh highest scorer in Washington High School history with 998 career points...led her team to a 22-3 record during her senior season as well as a Class 4A State Run-ner-Up fi nish...was selected to the All-Metro, All-Conference and All-District teams as a senior, and was a third team All-State selection...also earned Mississippi Valley Conference All-Academic Team honors as a senior...averaged 11.4 points per game and fi ve rebounds per game in her junior year...also shot 82% from the free throw line and led her team in steals and charges taken...earned several All-Conference, All-District and All-Metro team honors...was a member of the Class 4A State All-Tournament team in her sophomore year...also earned All-Tournament Team honors at the Sacajawea National Invitational Tournament in her junior year...helped lead her team to state runner-up fi nishes in 2004-05 and 2005-06 and a state semi-fi nals appearance in 2006-07.

Personal: Daughter of Teresa Mims and Wayne Pakulis and Bruce Mims...born on October 24, 1989...majoring in sport management.

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ALI SCHWARTZWALD5-8, Freshman, GuardBethel, Minnesota(St. Francis HS)

High School: Graduate of St. Francis High School in Bethel, Minnesota...participated in basketball for four years and volleyball for three years...averaged 16.1 points, 3.6 assists and 3.6 steals per game during her junior year in basketball to be named Most Valuable Player on her team...earned All-Conference honors during her sophomore and junior years...also earned All-State honorable mention honors and Most Improved Player honors in her sophomore year.

Personal: Daughter of Patrick and Sharon Schwartzwald...born on April 17, 1990...majoring in sport management at WSC.

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2008-2009 WILDCAT CLASS PHOTOS

2008-2009 Wildcat Freshmen Class - Left to RightAli Schwartzwald, Alisha Brown, Micha Mims and Clare Duwelius


2008-2009 Wildcat Junior ClassJennifer Yee (12) and Kati Jo Christensen (22)

2007-08 WILDCAT STATISTICS TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDSPlayer GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts AvgLaquisha Cook 32 29 839 26.2 187 419 .446 16 54 .296 90 116 .776 38 92 130 4.1 72 1 39 80 13 36 480 15.0Paige Pollard 10 0 45 4.5 3 11 .273 0 2 .000 4 9 .444 3 3 6 0.6 7 0 5 1 1 0 10 1.0Jennifer Yee 32 0 620 19.4 61 172 .355 54 153 .353 16 19 .842 6 31 37 1.2 56 0 34 18 3 19 192 6.0Alyssa Fischbach 10 0 75 7.5 3 15 .200 0 0 .000 14 19 .737 1 9 10 1.0 10 0 4 3 0 3 20 2.0Kati Jo Christensen 31 0 381 12.3 33 82 .402 19 54 .352 11 16 .688 19 46 65 2.1 34 0 11 18 6 9 96 3.1Jodie Boss 32 23 606 18.9 92 181 .508 0 0 .000 67 109 .615 41 122 163 5.1 88 2 24 52 90 13 251 7.8Andrea Schoepf 32 32 1002 31.3 120 300 .400 42 133 .316 78 100 .780 23 91 114 3.6 64 0 88 72 13 34 360 11.3Kylee McGill 32 32 906 28.3 128 254 .504 26 70 .371 65 78 .833 54 191 245 7.7 111 6 80 99 29 62 347 10.8Teresa Case 32 32 1129 35.3 77 205 .376 38 106 .358 75 95 .789 24 88 112 3.5 52 2 123 70 12 43 267 8.3Amanda Covington 20 5 276 13.8 25 55 .455 0 0 .000 25 44 .568 14 34 48 2.4 35 0 6 10 5 9 75 3.8JulieAnn Wagner 15 0 75 5.0 6 29 .207 1 12 .083 8 10 .800 3 7 10 0.7 4 0 0 10 1 3 21 1.4Mara Hjelle 30 7 471 15.7 53 125 .424 0 0 .000 48 72 .667 59 85 144 4.8 54 0 16 44 9 23 154 5.1 Team 49 52 101 3.2 0 9 Total 32 6425 788 1848 .426 196 584 .336 501 687 .729 334 851 1185 37.0 587 11 430 486 182 254 2273 71.0Opponents 32 6425 708 1832 .386 145 471 .308 453 632 .717 353 828 1181 36.9 600 416 530 98 223 2014 62.9

Score By Periods 1st 2nd OT Total Deadball Rebounds Off. Def. TotalWayne State College 1093 1168 12 2273 Wayne State College 78 5 83Opponents 929 1075 10 2014 Opponents 94 6 100

RECORD Overall Home Away Neutral Attendance Info. Games Total Avg./GameAll Games 22-10 12-3 7-6 3-1 Home 15 6045 403 Conference 12-6 7-2 5-4 0-0 Away 13 10,183 783

DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER11/16/07 8:00 p.m. Colorado Christian W 74-53 248 (14) Case, Teresa (9) Hjelle, Mara (14) Schoepf, Andrea11/17/07 6:00 p.m. Colorado Mines W 53-34 451 (15) Cook, Laquisha (8) Hjelle, Mara11/19/07 6:00 p.m. at Nebraska-Kearney L 48-68 725 (11) McGill, Kylee (6) Boss, Jodie11/23/07 6:00 p.m. at CU-Colorado Springs W 80-63 283 (28) Cook, Laquisha (15) McGill, Kylee11/24/07 1:00 p.m. vs. Adams State W 61-58 134 (18) Schoepf, Andrea (6) Hjelle, Mara11/30/07 6:00 p.m. at Minnesota, Crookston * W 89-69 235 (17) Schoepf, Andrea (7) McGill, Kylee (7) Boss, Jodie12/1/07 6:00 p.m. at Bemidji State University * L 70-77 438 (11) Case, Teresa (8) Hjelle, Mara (11) Christensen, Kati Jo12/4/07 6:00 p.m. at Augustana (SD) W 68-57 1576 (17) Cook, Laquisha (12) McGill, Kylee12/7/07 6:00 p.m. Univesity of Mary * W 73-58 345 (21) Yee, Jennifer (7) Boss, Jodie (7) McGill, Kylee12/8/07 6:00 p.m. Northern State * W 66-63 313 (19) McGill, Kylee (7) Schoepf, Andrea12/15/07 2:00 p.m. Mount Mercy College W 86-59 355 (15) Boss, Jodie (10) Hjelle, Mara12/16/07 2:00 p.m. Briar Cliff W 89-57 400 (24) Cook, Laquisha (11) Boss, Jodie12/30/07 2:00 p.m. South Dakota L 65-66 453 (15) Case, Teresa (9) McGill, Kylee1/4/08 6:00 p.m. at Upper Iowa University * W 79-58 250 (18) McGill, Kylee (9) Boss, Jodie1/5/08 6:00 p.m. at Winona State * W 78-72 399 (22) Cook, Laquisha (8) McGill, Kylee1/12/08 6:00 p.m. SW Minnesota State * L 71-72 476 (25) Cook, Laquisha (8) Cook, Laquisha (8) McGill, Kylee1/18/08 6:00 p.m. Concordia-St. Paul * L 77-78 283 (29) Cook, Laquisha (11) Boss, Jodie1/19/08 6:00 p.m. MSU Moorhead * W OT 72-70 396 (23) McGill, Kylee (14) McGill, Kylee1/25/08 6:00 p.m. Bemidji State University * W 79-76 416 (17) McGIll, Kylee (8) Boss, Jodie1/26/08 6:00 p.m. Minnesota, Crookston * W 84-47 477 (17) Schoepf, Andrea (8) Schoepf, Andrea (17) Christensen, Kati Jo (8) McGill, Kylee2/1/08 6:00 p.m. at Northern State * L 56-61 2854 (14) Cook, Laquisha (9) McGill, Kylee2/2/08 6:00 p.m. at University of Mary * L 58-59 937 (12) Schoepf, Andrea (7) McGill, Kylee2/8/08 6:00 p.m. Winona State * W 68-62 547 (17) Case, Teresa (7) Cook, Laquisha2/9/08 6:00 p.m. Upper Iowa University * W 57-44 589 (24) Cook, Laquisha (11) McGill, Kylee2/16/08 6:00 p.m. at SW Minnesota State * W 84-67 805 (22) Cook, Laquisha (8) Schoepf, Andrea2/22/08 6:00 p.m. at MSU Moorhead * L 57-61 421 (18) Schoepf, Andrea (11) Case, Teresa2/23/08 6:00 p.m. at Concordia-St. Paul * W 75-70 510 (25) Schoepf, Andrea (12) Schoepf, Andrea3/1/08 3:00 p.m. Northern State W 74-65 291 (20) Cook, Laquisha (8) McGill, Kylee3/7/08 6:00 p.m. vs. University of Mary W 70-58 610 (22) Schoepf, Andrea (11) McGill, Kylee3/8/08 7:00 p.m. at Concordia-St. Paul L 65-70 750 (14) Cook, Laquisha (11) McGill, Kylee3/14/08 1:00 p.m. vs. North Dakota W 85-78 680 (19) Schoepf, Andrea (9) Boss, Jodie (19) Cook, Laquisha3/15/08 4:00 p.m. vs. Minnesota State L 62-64 910 (22) Boss, Jodie (8) McGill, Kylee

* - Conference GameHome Games in Bold

2007-08 GAME BY GAME RESULTS


2007-08 SEASON REVIEW

The Wayne State College women's basketball team achieved numerous milestones during the 2007-08 campaign, resulting in a 22-10 season that saw the Wildcats advance to the NCAA Division II Nation-al Tournament for the second time in three seasons. The Wildcats were competitive the entire season with eight of the 10 losses coming by fi ve points or less, including four losses by one point and another loss by two points. Wayne State won their fi rst-ever NCAA Tour-nament game, shocking #6 North Dakota 85-78 in the fi rst round of the NCAA Division II North Central Regional in Vermillion, South Dakota. The Wildcats were then edged by Minnesota State in the regional semi-fi nals 64-62 as the Mavericks hit a shot at the buzzer to win the game, but WSC established itself as a team to be reckoned with in future years with its showing at the NCAA Tournament. It was the third time in the last four seasons that the Wildcats have won 20 or more games in a season. The Wildcats' longest win streak of the season was fi ve games, but WSC never lost more than two games in a row as the Wildcats fi nished second in the Northern Sun Conference regular season standings with a 12-6 league mark. WSC opened the NSIC Tournament with a hard-fought 74-65 win over Northern State, then ad-vanced to the NSIC Tournament Championship game for the second time in three seasons with a 70-58 win over the University of Mary. In the title game, regu-lar season champion Concordia, St. Paul defeated Wayne State 70-65 but the Wildcats still secured the #7 seed for the NCAA North Central Regional Tourna-ment and the school's second appearance in post-season play in the last three seasons.

Wayne State landed four players on the NSIC All-Conference Team as junior guard Laquisha Cook was named Second Team All-Conference. Senior guard Andrea Schoepf and junior forward Kylee Mc-Gill both received Third Team All-NSIC honors while freshman center Jodie Boss was award the NSIC Co-Freshman Player of the Year, sharing the honor with Minnesota, Crookston's Jamie Zelinsky. Cook led WSC in scoring averaging 15.0 points per game to rank seventh in the NSIC. She shot 44.6 percent from the fi eld and 77.6 percent at the free throw line for the Wildcats. Schoepf averaged 11.3 points per game to rank second on the team and 14th in the NSIC. Mc-Gill accounted for 10.8 points and 7.7 rebounds per game, ranking in the top 10 in the NSIC in six major categories. She was second in defensive rebounds (5.89), fourth in steals (1.85), fi fth in rebounds (7.7), sixth in free throw percentage (.821), seventh in blocked shots (0.89) and eighth in fi eld goal percent-age (.521). McGill also had fi ve double-doubles dur-ing the season to rank among NSIC leaders. Boss, a 6-4 freshman from Columbus, rewrote the Wildcat record book for blocked shots by notch-ing 90 blocked shots in 32 games. Her average of 2.81 blocks per game led the NSIC and ranked fi fth in NCAA Division II. She set school records for blocked shots in a game (10 vs. Concordia, St. Paul on 1-18-08) and blocks in a single season, shattering the old school mark of 52 set by Jodi Otjen in the 1990-91 season. The 2007-08 team set a new school record for free throws made in a season (501) and was sec-ond in the most points scored in a single season with 2,273.


2008-09 WILDCAT NSIC OPPONENTS

LOCATION ..............................Bemidji, Minn.FOUNDED ............................................. 1919ENROLLMENT ..................................... 5,020NICKNAME ...................................... BeaversCOLORS ............................ Green and WhitePRESIDENT ................Dr. Jon E. QuistgaardATHLETIC DIRECTOR ...........Dr. Rick GoebARENA (CAPACITY) ........BSU Gym (2,500)NATIONAL AFFILIATION .................NCAA IICONFERENCE ........................Northern SunHEAD COACH ........................Mike CurfmanALMA MATER ...........Concordia (MN) (1992)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ... 40-44 / 5thOVERALL RECORD/YEARS ..... 105-145 / 92007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE..13-15/9-9HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL......... 7-4 / 5-10 / 1-1CONFERENCE FINISH .......................... 6th STARTERS RETURNING/LOST ............. 3/2LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST .. 6/5NEWCOMERS...............................................8SEASON FINISH......Lost to Mary in NSIC First RoundSPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR . Brad FolkestadOFFICE PHONE ....................(218) 755-4603FAX PHONE ..........................(218) 755-3898PRESS ROW PHONE ...........(218) 755-3620

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGHeidi Matzke SR G 14.7 4.9Colleen McKay SO F/C 9.0 4.1Melissa Roberts SR F 3.0 2.6

STARTERS LOSTPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGAmy Lawson SR PG 15.3 4.3Stephanie Peterson SR C 11.8 7.4

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGKatherine Jamnick JR F/C 3.7 2.4Kristina Salscheider SR G/F 2.8 1.1Hallie Hoganson SO G 1.8 1.4

Bemidji State UniversityJanuary 3 at Wayne

February 28 at Bemidji, Minn.


Augustana CollegeDecember 13 at Wayne

February 7 at Sioux Falls, S.D.

LOCATION ..........................Sioux Falls, S.D.FOUNDED ............................................. 1860ENROLLMENT ..................................... 1,750NICKNAME ........................................VikingsCOLORS .............................Navy and YellowPRESIDENT ................................. Rob OliverATHLETIC DIRECTOR ..................Bill GrossARENA (CAPACITY) ..Elmen Center (4,000)NATIONAL AFFILIATION .................NCAA IICONFERENCE ........................Northern SunHEAD COACH .......................... Dave KrauthALMA MATER University of Sioux Falls (1974)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS 352-168 / 18thOVERALL RECORD/YEARS ...............same2007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE..22-9 / 7-5HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL..........9-3 / 6-4 / 7-2CONFERENCE FINISH .......................... 3rd STARTERS RETURNING/LOST ............. 4/1LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ..11/3NEWCOMERS...............................................5SEASON FINISH......Lost to North Dakota in NCC Tournament Championship gameSPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR ....Kevin LudwigOFFICE PHONE ....................(605) 274-4335FAX PHONE ..........................(605) 274-5298PRESS ROW PHONE ...........(605) 367-7610

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGWhitney Hofer SR F/C 10.8 7.4Amy Puthoff SR G 14.9 4.9Molly Hayes SO G 12.6 3.1Liz Helsper SO F 5.1 2.8

STARTERS LOSTPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGAshley Holiday SR F/C 12.2 7.2 LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGDani Arens JR C 5.6 4.2Ashlie Traynor SR G/F 1.2 1.4Brooke Olsen SR G 2.2 1.0Chelsea DeVille SR G 4.0 2.0Megan Doyle SO G 5.2 1.9Kristi Board SO F 2.6 0.9Nicole Helsper SO G 1.1 0.4

Concordia University-St. PaulJanuary 31 at Wayne

LOCATION .............................St. Paul, Minn.FOUNDED ............................................. 1893ENROLLMENT ..................................... 2,236NICKNAME ............................. Golden BearsCOLORS .................................Blue and GoldPRESIDENT .........................Dr. Robert HolstATHLETIC DIRECTOR .......... Tom RubbelkeARENA (CAPACITY) ........ Gangelhoff Center (1,200)NATIONAL AFFILIATION .................NCAA IICONFERENCE ........................Northern SunHEAD COACH .......................... Paul FesslerALMA MATER ............. Northern Iowa (1988)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS .... 178-66 / 8OVERALL RECORD/YEARS ..... 279-84 / 122007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE 28-3/16-2HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL ......13-1 / 12-1 / 3-1CONFERENCE FINISH ..............................1stSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 1/4LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ... 5/9NEWCOMERS .............................................. 5SEASON FINISH......Lost to Minnesota State in fi rst round of NCAA Regional Tournament. SPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR .......... Josh DeerOFFICE PHONE ....................(651) 641-8893FAX PHONE ..........................(651) 641-8787PRESS ROW PHONE ...........(612) 720-7265

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGCandace Olstad SR F 11.8 6.6

STARTERS LOSTPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGAmanda Behnke SR C 16.1 8.6Katie LaViolette SR G 12.5 5.4Kelly Lund SR G 9.6 2.5Mary Schroeder SR G 4.4 2.8

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGJamie Jones JR G 6.9 2.2Kali Olstad JR G 6.3 2.0Abby Nielsen SR F 3.1 1.7



Minnesota DuluthNovember 30 at Sioux Falls, S.D.

January 2 at Wayne

LOCATION ................................ Duluth, Minn.FOUNDED .............................................. 1895ENROLLMENT .....................................11,300NICKNAME .......................................BulldogsCOLORS .............................Maroon and GoldCHANCELLOR ................. Dr. Kathyrn MartinATHLETIC DIRECTOR ...............Bob NielsenARENA (CAPACITY) ........................Romano Gymnasium (2,759)NATIONAL AFFILIATION ..................NCAA IICONFERENCE .........................Northern SunHEAD COACH ......................... Annette WilesALMA MATER ........................ Fort Hays State RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ........ 0-0 / 1st OVERALL RECORD/YEARS .... 300-141 / 15 2007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE . 4-23/1-11HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL .........2-9 / 2-13 / 0-1CONFERENCE FINISH .............................. 7thSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 2/3LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ... 9/5NEWCOMERS .............................................. 5SEASON FINISH..... Lost at North Dakota in fi rst round of NCC TournamentSPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR ..... Bob NygaardOFFICE PHONE .....................(218) 726-8191FAX PHONE ...........................(218) 726-6529PRESS BOX PHONE ................................N/A

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGStephanie Reiter SR G 5.6 1.7Kelsey Hewitt SO F 7.5 5.7

KEY LOSSESPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGKaty Freeman N/A N/A 13.3 3.6Kim Wagers N/A N/A 7.2 5.4Alissa Pauly N/A N/A 6.3 1.6

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGJacquie Hartman SR F/C 7.9 4.1Venessa Ostergaard SR G 6.2 2.0Jenna Reinemann SR G 4.3 1.9Jordanne Even JR G/F 6.1 3.7

MaryDecember 6 at Bismarck, N.D.

February 21 at Wayne

LOCATION ............................. Bismarck, N.D.FOUNDED .............................................. 1959ENROLLMENT ...................................... 2,800NICKNAME ................................... MaraudersCOLORS .................Blue, Orange and WhitePRESIDENT .....................Sr. Thomas WelderATHLETIC DIRECTOR.. ..........Roger ThomasARENA (CAPACITY) McDowell Activity Center (2,500)NATIONAL AFFILIATION ..................NCAA IICONFERENCE .........................Northern SunHEAD COACH ............................ Fred FridleyALMA MATER ...........................................N/ARECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ..... 113-39 / 5OVERALL RECORD/YEARS ........ 113-39 / 52007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE 17-11/11-7HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL.......... 9-3 / 7-5 / 1-3 CONFERENCE FINISH............................T-3rdSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 3/2LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST . 10/4NEWCOMERS............................................ .. 5SEASON FINISH...Lost to Wayne State in semi-fi nals of NSIC TournamentSPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR ......Brian LarsonOFFICE PHONE .....................(701) 355-8354FAX PHONE ...........................(701) 355-8302PRESS BOX PHONE .............(701) 355-8215

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGAnna Skala SR F 8.6 4.8Kayla Rogers JR G 10.9 2.4Abby Reiter SO G 4.8 3.2

STARTERS LOSTPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGNicci Landdeck SR C 15.8 6.9Kristin Bear SR G 5.7 2.6

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGSonny Schulz JR G 9.6 2.9Liz Sipma JR C 7.6 4.1Maria Weigelt JR G 1.8 1.1Rachel Zillmer SO F 3.2 1.4

Minnesota-CrookstonJanuary 9 at Crookston, Minn.

LOCATION .......................... Crookston, Minn.FOUNDED ..........1966 - 2-year, 1993 - 4-yearENROLLMENT ...................................... 1,700NICKNAME .............................Golden EaglesCOLORS .............................Maroon and GoldCHANCELLOR ................. Dr. Charles CaseyATHLETIC DIRECTOR .........Steph HelgesonARENA (CAPACITY) ....Lysaker Gym (3,500)NATIONAL AFFILIATION ..................NCAA IICONFERENCE .........................Northern SunHEAD COACH ........................Mike RoyslandALMA MATER ............................ Bemidji State RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ......... 6-48 / 2 OVERALL RECORD/YEARS .......... 6-487 / 2 2007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE . 6-21/2-16HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL ....... 1-11 / 4-10 / 1-0CONFERENCE FINISH ............................ 10thSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 4/1LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST . 10/4NEWCOMERS .............................................. 6SEASON FINISH..... Did not qualify for post-season play.SPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR .....Mitch BakkenOFFICE PHONE .....................(218) 281-8414FAX PHONE ...........................(218) 281-8430PRESS BOX PHONE .............(218) 281-8037

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGAna Garcia SO G 4.6 2.0Gina Jaroszewski SO F 8.3 6.4Diana Taddy SO G 8.6 2.6Jamie Zelinsky SO G 15.8 4.1

KEY LOSSESPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGKatie Cheline SO F 9.7 6.4Jessica Biddle JR C 4.7 1.6

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGMegan Hulst SR G 1.5 0.9Kelsey Van Ackeren JR G 5.0 2.3Jenna Dolence SO G 2.6 1.0Kim Grant SO C 3.0 3.0


Northern State UniversityDecember 5 at Aberdeen, S.D.


LOCATION ............................. Aberdeen, S.D.FOUNDED ...............................................1901ENROLLMENT .......................................3,000NICKNAME .........................................WolvesCOLORS .............................Maroon and GoldPRESIDENT ........Dr. Laurie Stenberg-NicholsATHLETIC DIRECTOR ..................Bob OlsonARENA (CAPACITY) .... Wachs Arena (8,057)NATIONAL AFFILIATION ..................NCAA IICONFERENCE ......................... Northern SunHEAD COACH ..................... Curt FredricksonALMA MATER ..............Northern State (1974)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ..644-208 / 29OVERALL RECORD/YEARS .....644-208 / 292007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE.12-16/8-10HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL..........6-6 / 3-9 / 3-1CONFERENCE FINISH..............................7thSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST ............ 0 / 5LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ..8/10NEWCOMERS............................................11SEASON FINISH.....Lost to Wayne State in NSIC Tournament First RoundSPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR .... Jacque ScobyOFFICE PHONE .....................(605) 626-7748FAX PHONE ........................... (605) 626-2238PRESS ROW PHONE ............ (507) 530-3540

STARTERS LOST/KEY LOSSESPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGNoelle Hall SR C 16.0 9.4Jaclyn Arns SR G 13.6 2.9Ryanne Brockhaus SR G 8.1 1.9Amanda Glenz SR F 5.5 5.0

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGMegan Kusler SO G 7.0 4.3Brittany Euerle SO F 3.3 3.5Krista Rabenberg SO C 4.2 3.1Kayla Schmidt SO G 2.9 1.6

Minnesota State MoorheadNovember 29 at Sioux Falls, S.D.January 10 at Moorhead, Minn.

LOCATION .......................... Moorhead, Minn.FOUNDED .............................................. 1887ENROLLMENT ...................................... 7,500NICKNAME .......................................DragonsCOLORS ...........................Scarlet and WhitePRESIDENT ......................Dr. Roland BardenATHLETIC DIRECTOR.. ............. Doug PetersARENA (CAPACITY) ................ Alex Nemzek Fieldhouse (3,500)NATIONAL AFFILIATION ..................NCAA IICONFERENCE .........................Northern SunHEAD COACH ...........................Karla NelsonALMA MATER ................North Dakota (1990)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ..... 140-92 / 8OVERALL RECORD/YEARS ........ 140-92 / 82007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE 18-11/11-7HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL........ 10-3 / 7-7 / 1-1CONFERENCE FINISH...........................T-3rd STARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 2/3LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ... 7/4NEWCOMERS................................................5SEASON FINISH......Lost at Concordia, St. Paul in NSIC Tournament Semi-FinalsSPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR ......... Larry ScottOFFICE PHONE ..................... (218) 477-2113FAX PHONE ...........................(218) 477-2550PRESS BOX PHONE .............(218) 477-3540

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGKatie Walden SR G 9.3 4.5Krista Opheim JR G 5.5 2.3

STARTERS LOSTPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGJessica Fesenmaier SR C 15.5 6.4Shelly Soule SR G/F 8.0 4.8Allison Swenson SR F 14.0 7.6

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGChris Falzon SR G 6.0 2.2Meghan Rettke JR C 4.3 5.3Alison Nash-Gerlach JR F 6.8 4.1Jenny Theisen SO G 4.6 0.9

Minnesota State MankatoJanuary 23 at Mankato, Minn.

LOCATION ............................. Mankato, Minn.FOUNDED ...............................................1868ENROLLMENT .....................................14,036NICKNAME .....................................MavericksCOLORS ...............................Purple and GoldPRESIDENT ................ Dr. Richard DavenportATHLETIC DIRECTOR ...........Kevin BuismanARENA (CAPACITY) ................ Taylor Center NATIONAL AFFILIATION ..................NCAA IICONFERENCE ......................... Northern SunHEAD COACH ................................Pam GohlALMA MATER .................... Augustana (1999)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ............0-0 / 1OVERALL RECORD/YEARS ...............0-0 / 12007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE...23-9 / 6-6HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL..........14-3 / 3-6 / 6-0CONFERENCE FINISH..............................4thSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST ............ 5 / 0LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ..10/3NEWCOMERS............................................6SEASON FINISH.....Lost to South Dakota in NCAA Regional FinalsSPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR ...........Paul AllanOFFICE PHONE .....................(507) 389-2625FAX PHONE ........................... (507) 389-1923PRESS ROW PHONE ...............................N/A

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGAlex Andrews SR F 10.3 6.7Heather Johnson SR G 16.9 2.9Jo Noreen SR G 12.4 3.5Tiffany Moe JR G 10.6 2.8Liz Trauger JR F 8.3 6.8

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGFlecia Foster SR G 5.8 2.8Teresa Parker SR C 2.4 2.3Mari Korton JR C 1.2 2.0Nicole Christianson SO G 4.3 1.9Gretta Layman SO C 1.8 1.5


2008-09 WILDCAT NSIC OPPONENTSSt. Cloud State

January 30 at Wayne

LOCATION ............................St. Cloud, Minn.FOUNDED .............................................. 1869ENROLLMENT .................................... 16,882NICKNAME ........................................HuskiesCOLORS .......................... Cardinal and BlackPRESIDENT .................... Dr. Earl H. Potter IIIATHLETIC DIRECTOR ......... Dr. Morris KurtzARENA (CAPACITY) .Halenbeck Hall (6,927)NATIONAL AFFILIATION ..................NCAA IICONFERENCE .........................Northern SunHEAD COACH ..................................Lori FishALMA MATER .................. South Dakota State RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ........ 0-0 / 1st OVERALL RECORD/YEARS ....... 62-53 / 5th 2007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE . 11-17/3-9HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL .........8-5 / 0-10 / 3-2CONFERENCE FINISH ........................... T-5thSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 4/1LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ... 7/4NEWCOMERS .............................................. 5SEASON FINISH..... Did not qualify for post-season play.SPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR ....... Anne AbichtOFFICE PHONE .....................(320) 308-2141FAX PHONE ...........................(320) 308-2099PRESS ROW PHONE ............(320) 308-5102

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGKatie Tacheny SR G 11.5 4.1Talisha Barlow SO G 11.0 5.0Krystal Scott JR G 6.0 3.1Rachel Booth SO F 12.5 5.3

KEY LOSSESPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGKayla Rengel SR F 13.5 6.6

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGDanielle Ellison SR F 5.3 2.7Anna Cashman SR G 7.5 2.2

Southwest Minnesota StateJanuary 24 at Marshall, Minn.


LOCATION .............................Marshall, Minn.FOUNDED .............................................. 1967ENROLLMENT ...................................... 3,200NICKNAME .....................................MustangsCOLORS ....................Brown and Vegas GoldPRESIDENT ......................Dr. David DanaharATHLETIC DIRECTOR ......... Chris HmielewskiARENA (CAPACITY) .......R/A Facility (4,000)NATIONAL AFFILIATION ..................NCAA IICONFERENCE .........................Northern SunHEAD COACH ............................ Mike JewettALMA MATER ........... Augustana (SD) (1994)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ... 19-37 / 3rdOVERALL RECORD/YEARS ...... 19-37 / 3rd2007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE..12-16/7-11HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL ...........5-9 / 7-7 / 0-0CONFERENCE FINISH .............................. 8thSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 4/1LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST . 10/3NEWCOMERS .............................................. 8SEASON FINISH......Lost to Concordia-St. Paul in the NSIC fi rst round.SPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR ............Kelly LoftOFFICE PHONE .....................(507) 537-7177FAX PHONE ...........................(507) 537-6578PRESS ROW PHONE ............(507) 537-7983

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGHeidi Kimmes SR C 9.4 4.1Tori Fink SO G 5.2 1.8Sara Leidall SR F 10.7 4.9Abby Oakland SR G 8.4 4.0STARTERS LOSTPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGLiz Grider SO G/F 9.8 3.4LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGMegan Stadler JR G 2.6 1.5Aneshia Starks SO G/F 2.8 1.6Andrea Fennern JR G 2.7 1.3Megan Wittkop SR G 4.6 2.1Kady Telschow JR F 3.5 2.6Laura Kramer SO C 2.8 3.1

Upper Iowa UniversityJanuary 17 at Wayne

February 14 at Fayette, Iowa

LOCATION ................................Fayette, IowaFOUNDED .............................................. 1857ENROLLMENT ...................................... 2,500NICKNAME .....................................PeacocksCOLORS ...............................Blue and WhitePRESIDENT ...........................Dr. Alan WalkerATHLETIC DIRECTOR.. ...................Gil CloudARENA (CAPACITY) .... Dorman Gymnasium (1,950)NATIONAL AFFILIATION ..................NCAA IICONFERENCE .........................Northern SunHEAD COACH .............................Mike BrownALMA MATER ...........Drake University (1996)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ........ 0-0 / 1stOVERALL RECORD/YEARS ........... 0-0 / 1st2007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE 7-23/3-15HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL........ . 4-9 / 2-11 / 1-3CONFERENCE FINISH........................... .. 9thSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 3/2LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ... 7/9NEWCOMERS.............................................3SEASON FINISH... Did not qualify for post-season play.SPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR Howie ThompsonOFFICE PHONE .....................(563) 425-5307FAX PHONE ...........................(563) 425-5334PRESS ROW PHONE ...............................N/A

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGPaige DeVine JR F 5.5 3.3Andrea Downs JR PG 11.6 3.0Britney Iredale SR G 8.0 4.6

STARTERS LOSTPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGChrista Hammel SR C 7.9 6.7Sara Best SR G 5.0 3.2

LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGChelsea Arndt SO G 0.0 0.0Kim Thompson SO F 4.4 3.3Kashinda Banks SR F 2.3 1.7Erin Johnson SO C 1.1 0.9


Winona State UniversityJanuary 16 at Wayne

February 13 at Winona, Minn.

2008-09 WILDCAT OPPONENTS

LOCATION ............................... Winona, Minn.FOUNDED ............................................... 1858ENROLLMENT ....................................... 8,000NICKNAME ........................................WarriorsCOLORS ..............................Purple and WhitePRESIDENT ......................Dr. Judith RamaleyATHLETIC DIRECTOR .............. Larry HolstadARENA (CAPACITY) ... McCown Gym (3,500)NATIONAL AFFILIATION ...................NCAA IICONFERENCE ..........................Northern SunHEAD COACH ............................Scott BallardALMA MATER ........ SW Missouri State (1979)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ........ 50-64 / 5OVERALL RECORD/YEARS ............N/A / 182007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE . 21-9/11-7HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL ..........12-4 / 6-4 / 3-1CONFERENCE FINISH ............................... 3rdSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 4/1LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ........NEWCOMERS: ............................................. 7SEASON FINISH: ..Lost to MSU Moorhead in NSIC First Round SPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR Michael HerzbergOFFICE PHONE ......................(507) 457-5576FAX PHONE ............................(507) 457-5479PRESS ROW PHONE .............(507) 457-2814

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGKelsey Homewood SR G 6.8 1.6Jamie Majerowicz SR F 7.3 3.4Molly Anderson SR G/F 8.0 5.7Ana Wurtz JR G 9.4 3.2

STARTERS LOSTPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGAmanda Reimer SR F 10.7 5.6 LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGJenny Steffen SR G 13.6 3.6Bonnie Bjorke JR F 3.9 3.5Natalie GIgler SO F/C 9.5 3.1

LOCATION ................................Kearney, Neb.FOUNDED ............................................... 1905ENROLLMENT ....................................... 6,500NICKNAME .......................Antelopes (Lopers)COLORS ..................Royal Blue and Old GoldCHANCELLOR .....................Doug KristensenATHLETIC DIRECTOR ............... Jon McBrideARENA (CAPACITY) Health/Sports Center (5,700)

NATIONAL AFFILIATION ...................NCAA IICONFERENCE Rocky Mountain Athletic Conf.HEAD COACH ...........................Carol RussellALMA MATER .......................Nebraska (1993)RECORD AT SCHOOL/YEARS ...... 134-51 / 6OVERALL RECORD/YEARS ................Same2007-08 RECORD/CONFERENCE . 27-7/17-2HOME/AWAY/NEUTRAL ..........14-1 / 9-5 / 4-1CONFERENCE FINISH ................................1stSTARTERS RETURNING/LOST .............. 3/2LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ... 6-4NEWCOMERS: ............................................. 4SEASON FINISH: Lost to South Dakota in the NCAA Tournament SPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR ...... Peter YazvacOFFICE PHONE ......................(308) 865-8334FAX PHONE ............................(308) 865-8178PRESS ROW PHONE .............(308) 865-8178

STARTERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGJade Meads SR G 15.4 4.8Kassi Schuppe SR G 5.1 2.9Kaitlin Petri SO G 5.8 2.0

STARTERS LOSTPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGMelissa Hinkley SR F 11.3 7.0Amy Mathis SR F 17.6 8.4 LETTERWINNERS RETURNINGPLAYER YR POS PPG RPGMegan Becker JR F 7.6 3.7Jonni Mildenberger SR F 5.5 4.1Tana Nelsen SR G/F 1.0 1.0

University of Nebraska-KearneyNovember 24 at Wayne


WSC ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOpponent G W L Pct.Adams State .............. 4 ......3 ..... 1 ... .750Alaska-Anchorage ..... 2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Alaska-Fairbanks ....... 2 ......0 ..... 2 ... .000Augustana (Ill.) .......... 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Augustana (SD) ........ 15 ....4 ..... 11 . .267Bemidji State ............ 32 ....20 ... 12 . .625Benedictine ................ 2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Briar Cliff .................... 32 ....20 ... 12 . .625Buena Vista ............... 7 ......6 ..... 1 ... .857Calif.-Poly Pomona .... 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Cal State-Chico ......... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Cal State-Los Angeles 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Cal State-San Bernadino 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Central Missouri State 3 ......0 ..... 3 ... .000Chadron State ........... 29 ....25 ... 4 ... .862College of St. Mary's . 24 ....17 ... 7 ... .708Colorado Christian .. 6 ......5 ..... 1 ... .833Colo.-Colorado Springs ..3 ......3 ..... 0 . 1.000Colorado Mines ........ 8 ......7 ..... 1 ... .875Concordia (Neb.) ....... 17 ....16 ... 1 ... .941 Concordia-St. Paul .. 22 ....10 ... 12 . .455Dana College ............. 2 ......2 ..... 0 . 1.000 Dakota State .............. 4 ......4 ..... 0 . 1.000Dakota Wesleyan ...... 2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Denver University ...... 3 ......1 ..... 2 ... .333Dickinson State ......... 3 ......3 ..... 0 . 1.000Doane College ........... 24 ....15 ... 9 .... 625Dordt College ............ 2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Eckerd ...................... 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Emporia St. ................ 28 ....6 ..... 22 . .214Findlay (Ohio) ............ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Florida Southern ........ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Fort Hays State ......... 36 ....10 ... 26 . .278Fort Lewis College ..... 2 ......2 ..... 0 . 1.000Grandview ................. 4 ......2 ..... 2 ... .500Hastings College ....... 18 ....5 ..... 13 . .278J.F.Kennedy ............... 9 ......4 ..... 5 ... .444Kansas State ............. 6 ......3 ..... 3 ... .500Lewis ......................... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Lincoln Panthers ........ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Lincoln University ...... 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Look Magazine ......... 3 ......0 ..... 3 ... .000Luther ........................ 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Martin Luther (Minn.) . 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000McPherson ................ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Mesa State ................ 3 ......1 ..... 2 ... .333Metro State ................ 3 ......1 ..... 2 ... .333Midland Lutheran ....... 39 ....16 ... 23 . .410Minn.-Crookston ...... 19 ....14 ... 5 ... .737Minnesota-Duluth .... 13 ....4 ..... 9 ... .308Minnesota-Morris ....... 20 ....14 ... 6 ... .700Minnesota State ....... 6 ......3 ..... 3 ... .500MSU Moorhead ........ 23 ....11 ... 12 . .478Missouri Southern ..... 27 ....8 ..... 19 . .296Missouri Western ....... 27 ....8 ..... 19 . .296Morningside ............... 21 ....9 ..... 12 . .429Mount Marty .............. 15 ....12 ... 3 ... .800

Opponent G W L Pct.Mount Mercy .............. 6 ......6 ..... 0 . 1.000Murray State (KY) ...... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000National College ........ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Nebraska-Kearney ... 62 ....34 ... 28 . .548Nebraska-Lincoln ...... 16 ....8 ..... 8 ... .500Nebraska-Omaha ...... 19 ....11 ... 8 .... 579Nebraska Wesleyan .. 5 ......3 ..... 2 ... .600New Mexico Highlands ...1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Nolt ............................ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000North Dakota ............. 2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500North Dakota State .... 4 ......0 ..... 4 ... .000NE Missouri State ...... 3 ......2 ..... 1 ... .667Northeast Tech .......... 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Northern Colorado ..... 2 ......2 ..... 0 . 1.000Northern Iowa ............ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Northern State .......... 32 ....13 ... 19 . .406NW Missouri State ..... 14 ....2 ..... 12 . .143Northwestern College 10 ....6 ..... 4 ... .600Okla. City University .. 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Omaha Raiders ......... 2 ......2 ..... 0 . 1.000Omaha Roadrunners . 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Panhandle State ........ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Peru State ................. 25 ....14 ... 11 .. 560Pittsburg State ........... 26 ....8 ..... 18 .. 308Plainview (TX) Queen Bees .1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Presentation .............. 2 ......2 ..... 0 . 1.000Quincy ....................... 5 ......3 ..... 2 ... .600Rockhurst ................. 6 ......2 ..... 4 ... .333Rollins ........................ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Saginaw Valley State . 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Simpson .................... 4 ......2 ..... 2 ... .500

Opponent G W L Pct.Sioux Falls ................. 4 ......4 ..... 0 . 1.000South Dakota ............. 27 ....6 ..... 21 . .222South Dakota State ... 13 ....7 ..... 6 ... .538South Dakota Tech .... 4 ......4 ..... 0 . 1.000Southern Colorado .... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000SIU-Edwardsville ....... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Southwest Baptist ...... 2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500SW Minnesota State 34 ....17 ... 17 . .500SW Missouri State ..... 3 ......1 ..... 2 ... .333St. Cloud State ......... 5 ......2 ..... 3 ... .400St. Mary's (Texas) ...... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Tarkio ......................... 5 ......2 ..... 3 ... .400Texas-Arlington .......... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Texas-Pan American . 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Univ. of Colorado ....... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Univ. of Mary (ND) .... 5 ......3 ..... 2 ... .600Upper Iowa ............... 8 ......8 ..... 0 . 1.000USD-Springfi eld ......... 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Valley City State ........ 1 ......1 ..... 0 . 1.000Waldorf College ......... 2 ......2 ..... 0 . 1.000Washburn .................. 26 ....6 ..... 20 . .231West Texas State ....... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000Western State ............ 2 ......1 ..... 1 ... .500Westmar .................... 12 ....9 ..... 3 ... .750William Jewell ............ 2 ......2 ..... 0 . 1.000William Penn ............. 4 ......0 ..... 4 ... .000Winona State ............ 32 ....22 ... 10 . .688Wisconsin-Parkside ... 1 ......0 ..... 1 ... .000York College .............. 8 ......8 ..... 0 . 1.000

Totals (38 years) ............. 1049 545 ...504 ..520

2008-09 Opponents in BOLD

Karen Hochstein (1999-2003) ranks third in career rebounds (845) and fourthin career points (1.530) at Wayne State College. She holds school records for career free throws made (454) and attempted (646).


THE NORTHERN SUNINTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE


Founded in 1932, the Northern Intercollegiate Conference (NIC) has enjoyed a varied existence in the upper Midwest region it calls home. In the spring of 1992 the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) was formed out of the merger of the NIC, the men’s conference, and the women’s Northern Sun Conference (NSC). The NSC had existed since 1979. The NSIC is currently made up of institutions from Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota. In the 2008-09 academic year, the NSIC expanded to a 14-team league with the addition of Augustana College, University of Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota State University, Mankato and St. Cloud State University. Since 1932, various institutions have competed in the NSIC. Bemidji State University, Minnesota State University Moorhead and Winona State University are charter members and have remained in the conference for the 76 years of its existence. Minnesota State University, Mankato and St. Cloud State were also charter members, but left the league in 1981 (MSU left the league in 1969 and returned in 1977). The University of Minnesota Duluth, which departed the league in 2005-06 through 2007-08 seasons, was also an original member. Other current members joined in later years: Southwest Minnesota State University in 1969, Northern State University in 1978, Wayne State College (Nebraska) in 1998, Concordia University, St. Paul and the University of Minnesota, Crookston in 1999, the University of Mary and Upper Iowa University in 2006 and Augustana College in 2008. The University of Minnesota, Morris became a league member in 1966, however, the Cougars opted for the NCAA Division III ranks in 2003. Michigan Tech was part of the NIC from 1969 to 1977 as well. Before the NSIC became eligible for National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) championship competition in 1995, its member institutions had an extremely rich tradition in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The NIC’s and NSC’s tenure in the NAIA included several national championship teams and individuals as well as many national qualifi ers. The NSIC has gained national recognition in recent years as three teams have won National Championships. Winona State men’s basketball made three straight trips to the NCAA Division II National Championship game, winning the 2006 and 2008 games and los-ing the 2007 game on a last second shot. During that period, the Warriors won an NCAA record 57 consecutive games. Concordia University, St. Paul garnered the fi rst women’s title in 2007 as its volleyball team won the National Championship. Following the 2004-05 season, Winona State became the fi rst team other than Minnesota Duluth to capture the NSIC All-Sports Competition trophy. The Warriors have taken home the trophy now the last two seasons. Winona State put the NSIC on the national map in 2006 as they hosted and won the NCAA North Central Regional Tournament and went on to capture the Division II National Championship. Since 2000, the NSIC has participated in one of two offi cially-sanctioned NCAA Division II football bowl games in the country. Dat-ing back to 1948, the Mineral Water Bowl is hosted by the Quarterback Club of Excelsior Springs, Missouri. The game matches the highest-fi nishing team from the NSIC not selected for the NCAA Division II playoffs against the highest-fi nishing team from the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) not participating in the NCAA Division II playoffs. The fi rst NSIC/MIAA meeting in 2000 marked the Mineral Water Bowl’s inaugural year of the Division II era. Wayne State represented the NSIC in the 2007 Mineral Water Bowl game and dropped a hard-fought 20-13 contest to Missouri Western. Over the years the NSIC, comprised of schools of modest size, has provided extremely competitive intercollegiate athletic programs for its members. Although the programs are not designed to be equal to Division I athletics, many former NSIC athletes have distin-guished themselves in national and international competition. Each member school emphasizes the educational, entertainment and unifying value of sports while pointing with pride to the many advantages to be gained by attending these colleges and universities. As some affi liated with the conference have coined, the NSIC quite possibly is, “the most competitive conference in NCAA Division II.”

ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMSFIRST TEAM

Name Position Yr. SchoolAmy Lawson Guard Sr. Bemidji StateKatie LaViolette Guard Sr. Concordia-St. PaulAmanda Behnke Center Sr. Concordia-St. PaulNicci Landdeck Forward Sr. University of MaryNoelle Hall Center Sr. Northern State

SECOND TEAMName Position Yr. SchoolAllison Swenson Forward Sr. MSU MoorheadJessica Fesenmaier Center Sr. MSU MoorheadLaquisha Cook Guard Jr. Wayne StateJenny Steffen Guard Jr. Winona StateAmanda Reimer Forward Sr. Winona State

THIRD TEAMName Position Yr. SchoolHeidi Matzke Guard Jr. Bemidji StateKelly Lund Guard Sr. Concordia-St. PaulKayla Rogers Guard So. University of MaryAndrea Schoepf Guard Sr. Wayne StateKylee McGill Forward Jr. Wayne State

Honorable mention: Stephanie Peterson-Center-Bemidji State; Candace Olstad-Forward-Conc.-St. Paul; Jamie Zelinsky-Forward-Minn., Crookston; Jaclyn Arns-Guard-Northern State; Sara Leidall-Forward-SW Minn. State

FINAL STANDINGS NSIC OverallSchool W L W L Concordia-St.Paul 16 2 28 3Wayne State 12 6 22 10Winona State 11 7 21 9MSU Moorhead 11 7 18 11Mary 11 7 17 11Bemidji State 9 9 13 15Northern State 8 10 12 16SW Minnesota State 7 11 12 16Upper Iowa 3 15 7 23Minnesota, Crookston 2 16 6 21

PAST CHAMPIONSYear Champion2008 Concordia-St. Paul2007 Concordia-St. Paul2006 Wayne State2005 MSU Moorhead2004 Concordia-St. Paul2003 Minnesota-Duluth2002 Southwest State2001 Southwest State2000 Minnesota-Duluth1999 Minnesota-Duluth1998 Minnesota-Duluth Northern State1997 Northern State

NSIC POST-SEASON AWARDS

Coach of the YearPaul Fessler

Concordia University-St. PaulCo-Players of the Year

Amanda BehnkeConcordia University-St. Paul

Katie LaViioletteConcordia University-St. Paul

Co-Freshman of the YearJamie Zelinsky-Minn., Crookston

Jodie Boss-Wayne StateDefensive Player of the Year

Mary SchroederConcordia University-St. Paul

2007-2008 NSIC BASKETBALL

TEAM STATISTICSSCORING OFFENSE G W-L PTS AVG1. Concordia-St. Paul 18 16-2 1393 77.42. Bemidji State 18 9-9 1360 75.63. Winona State 18 11-7 1298 72.14. Wayne State 18 12-6 1293 71.85. MSU Moorhead 18 11-7 1268 70.46. University of Mary 18 11-7 1261 70.17. SW Minnesota State 18 7-11 1121 62.38. Minnesota, Crookston 18 2-16 1109 61.69. Northern State 18 8-10 1098 61.010. Upper Iowa 18 3-15 1041 57.8

SCORING DEFENSE G PTS AVG1. Northern State 18 1143 63.52. Winona State 18 1150 63.93. MSU Moorhead 18 1151 63.94. Wayne State 18 1164 64.75. Concordia-St. Paul 18 1165 64.76. Upper Iowa 18 1191 66.27. SW Minnesota State 18 1226 68.1 University of Mary 18 1226 68.19. Bemidji State 18 1357 75.410. Minnesota, Crookston 18 1469 81.6

SCORING MARGIN G OFF DEF Margin1. Concordia-St. Paul 18 77.4 64.7 +12.72. Winona State 18 72.1 63.9 +8.23. Wayne State 18 71.8 64.7 +7.24. MSU Moorhead 18 70.4 63.9 +6.55. University of Mary 18 70.1 68.1 +1.96. Bemidji State 18 75.6 75.4 +0.2

7. Northern State 18 61.0 63.5 -2.58. SW Minnesota State 18 62.3 68.1 -5.89. Upper Iowa 18 57.8 66.2 -8.310. Minnesota, Crookston 18 61.6 81.6 -20.0

FREE THROW PCT. G FTM FTA PCT1. Winona State 18 276 346 .7982. MSU Moorhead 18 267 353 .7563. Concordia-St. Paul 18 325 451 .7214. University of Mary 18 260 363 .7165. Wayne State 18 275 384 .7166. Minnesota, Crookston 18 251 362 .6937. Bemidji State 18 297 429 .6928. Northern State 18 201 296 .6799. SW Minnesota State 18 215 324 .66410. Upper Iowa 18 179 281 .637

FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG FGA Pct.1. University of Mary 18 456 1031 .4422. Winona State 18 438 992 .4423. Wayne State 18 450 1040 .4334. Concordia-St. Paul 18 463 1080 .4295. MSU Moorhead 18 452 1055 .4286. Bemidji State 18 480 1161 .4137. Northern State 18 393 973 .4048. Upper Iowa 18 402 1016 .3969. SW Minnesota State 18 404 1071 .37710. Minnesota, Crookston 18 376 1066 .353


INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSSCORING FG 3FG FT PTS AVG1. Amanda Behnke 103 0 92 298 16.62. Amy Lawson 92 25 78 287 15.93. Heidi Matzke 102 25 49 278 15.44. Jenny Steffen 89 47 52 277 15.45. Jamie Zelinsky 91 24 66 272 15.1

REBOUNDING OFF DEF TOT AVG1. Noelle Hall 33 134 167 9.32. Amanda Behnke 53 103 156 8.73. Allison Swenson 38 104 142 7.94. Stephanie Peterson 47 91 138 7.75. Kylee McGill 31 99 130 7.2

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FG FGA PCT1. Jessica Fesenmaier 18 107 176 .6082. Liz Sipma 18 59 106 .5573. Amanda Behnke 18 103 196 .5264. Amy Lawson 18 92 176 .5235. Kylee McGill 18 72 139 .518

ASSISTS G ASSISTS AVG1. LaViolette, Katie-CSP 18 149 8.28 2. Amy Lawson-BSU 18 129 7.173. Andrea Downs-UIU 18 88 4.894. Molly Anderson 18 82 4.565. Krista Opheim 18 78 4.33

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE G FTM FTA PCT1. Katie Walden-MSUM 16 38 42 .9052. Jenny Steffen-WSU 18 52 58 .8973. Katie LaViolette-CSP 18 68 77 .8834. Kelly Lund-CSP 18 53 61 .8695. Liz Grider-SMSU 18 40 47 .851

STEALS G STEALS AVG1. Lawson, Amy-BSU 18 39 2.172. Katie LaViolette-CSP 18 37 2.063. Karlee Simonson-BSU 18 35 1.944. Katie Walden-MSUM 16 25 1.565. Teresa Case-WSC 18 28 1.56 Diana Taddy-UMC 18 28 1.56

3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA PCT1. Kelsey Homewood-WSU 18 37 69 .5362. Amy Lawson-BSU 18 25 47 .5323. Jenny Steffen-WSU 18 47 91 .5164. Candace Olstad-CSP 17 19 37 .5145. Abby Oakland-SMSU 18 29 58 .500 Allison Swenson-MSUM 18 22 44 .500 3-POINT FG MADE G 3FG AVG1. Jenny Steffen-WSU 18 47 2.612. Kayla Rogers-Mary 18 39 2.173. Kelsey Homewood-WSU 18 37 2.064. Ana Wurtz-WSU 18 35 1.94 Jaclyn Arns-NSU 18 35 1.94

BLOCKED SHOTS G BLOCKS AVG1. Jodie Boss-WSC 18 54 3.002. Jessica Fesenmaier-MSUM 18 35 1.943. Heidi Kimmes-SMSU 18 32 1.78 Noelle Hall-NSU 18 32 1.785. Gina Jaroszewski-UMC 18 18 1.00 Assist/Turnover Ratio Ast Avg Turn Avg Ratio1. Katie LaViolette-CSP 149 8.3 41 2.3 3.63 2. Kristin Bear-Mary 55 3.1 20 1.1 2.75 3. Amy Lawson-BSU 129 7.2 51 2.8 2.53 4. Molly Anderson-WSU 82 4.6 40 2.2 2.05 5. Teresa Case-WSC 74 4.1 37 2.1 2.00

2007-08 NSIC STATISTICAL LEADERSNSIC contests only

TEAM STATISTICS

FG PCT. DEFENSE G FG FGA PCT1. Concordia-St. Paul 18 392 1055 .3722. MSU Moorhead 18 406 1070 .3793. Wayne State 18 418 1063 .3934. Northern State 18 414 1041 .3985. SW Minnesota State 18 421 1033 .4086. University of Mary 18 426 1008 .4237. Winona State 18 416 984 .4238. Upper Iowa 18 434 1015 .4289. Bemidji State 18 471 1084 .43510. Minnesota, Crookston 18 516 1132 .456

3-POINT FG PCT. G FG FGA PCT1. Winona State 18 146 334 .4372. Concordia-St. Paul 18 142 346 .4103. University of Mary 18 89 224 .3974. Northern State 18 111 301 .3695. SW Minnesota State 18 98 276 .3556. Wayne State 18 118 340 .3477. MSU Moorhead 18 97 287 .3388. Bemidji State 18 103 308 .3349. Minnesota, Crookston 18 106 353 .30010. Upper Iowa 18 58 214 .271

REBOUNDING G REB AVG1. MSU Moorhead 18 748 41.62. Concordia-St. Paul 18 742 41.23. Bemidji State 18 737 40.94. Northern State 18 684 38.05. SW Minnesota State 18 662 36.86. Wayne State 18 654 36.37. University of Mary 18 643 35.78. Upper Iowa 18 620 34.49. Minnesota, Crookston 18 602 33.410. Winona State 18 588 32.7

REBOUND MARGIN Team Avg Opp Avg Marg1. MSU Moorhead 748 41.6 608 33.8 +7.82. Northern State 684 38.0 614 34.1 +3.93. Concordia-St. Paul 742 41.2 682 37.9 +3.34. Bemidji State 737 40.9 688 38.2 +2.75. University of Mary 643 35.7 608 33.8 +1.96. Winona State 588 32.7 605 33.6 -0.97. Upper Iowa 620 34.4 651 36.2 -1.78. Wayne State 654 36.3 691 38.4 -2.19. SW Minnesota State 662 36.8 709 39.4 -2.610. Minn., Crookston 602 33.4 824 45.8 -12.3

BLOCKED SHOTS G BLOCKS AVG1. Wayne State 18 103 5.722. Concordia-St. Paul 18 83 4.613. Northern State 18 75 4.174. MSU Moorhead 18 70 3.89

5. SW Minnesota State 18 54 3.006. Bemidji State 18 50 2.787. Minnesota, Crookston 18 47 2.618. Winona State 18 45 2.509. Upper Iowa 18 38 2.11 University of Mary 18 38 2.11

ASSISTS G ASSISTS AVG1. University of Mary 18 301 16.722. Concordia-St. Paul 18 297 16.503. Northern State 18 275 15.284. Bemidji State 18 274 15.225. MSU Moorhead 18 270 15.006. Winona State 18 254 14.117. Upper Iowa 18 252 14.008. Wayne State 18 243 13.50 SW Minnesota State 18 243 13.5010. Minnesota, Crookston 18 229 12.72

STEALS G STEALS AVG1. Bemidji State 18 167 9.282. University of Mary 18 132 7.333. Concordia-St. Paul 18 128 7.11 Minnesota, Crookston 18 128 7.115. Winona State 18 121 6.726. Wayne State 18 119 6.617. SW Minnesota State 18 115 6.398. MSU Moorhead 18 85 4.729. Upper Iowa 18 75 4.1710. Northern State 18 74 4.11

TURNOVER MARGIN Team Avg Opp Avg Marg1. Bemidji State 264 14.7 301 16.7 +2.062. Concordia-St. Paul 247 13.7 281 15.6 +1.893. Winona State 234 13.0 268 14.9 +1.894. University of Mary 246 13.7 269 14.9 +1.285. Wayne State 260 14.4 271 15.1 +0.616. SW Minnesota State 237 13.2 245 13.6 +0.447. Minn., Crookston 301 16.7 292 16.2 -0.508. Upper Iowa 257 14.3 225 12.5 -1.789. Northern State 245 13.6 195 10.8 -2.7810. MSU Moorhead 280 15.6 224 12.4 -3.11

ASST/TURN RATIO Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio1. University of Mary 301 16.7 246 13.7 1.222. Concordia-St. Paul 297 16.5 247 13.7 1.203. Northern State 275 15.3 245 13.6 1.124. Winona State 254 14.1 234 13.0 1.095. Bemidji State 274 15.2 264 14.7 1.046. SW Minnesota State 243 13.5 237 13.2 1.037. Upper Iowa 252 14.0 257 14.3 0.988. MSU Moorhead 270 15.0 280 15.6 0.969. Wayne State 243 13.5 260 14.4 0.9310. Minn., Crookston 229 12.7 301 16.7 0.76


WILDCAT RECORD BOOKINDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Scored -- Career1. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89) ...............2,2242. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-78) ...........1,8903. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ...............1,5864. Karen Hochstein, (1999-03)...............1,5305. Lori Erwin-Koester, (1977-81) ...........1,5176. Kristen Humphries, (2002-06) ...........1,3567. Amy Brodersen, (1993-97) ................1,2818. Mary Schnitzler, (1989-93) ................1,2739. Erin McCormick, (2003-07) ...............1,24510. Krista Bernadt, (1997-01) ..................1,23211. Michelle Blomberg, (1984-88) ............ 1,21112. Deb Nygren, (1982-86) ......................1,18413. Jodi Otjen, (1990-94) .........................1,063

Points Scored -- Season1. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89) ....................7332. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ................6543. Linda Schnitzler, (1987-88) ....................5574. Linda Schnitzler, (1986-87) ....................5545. Dawnn Bernt, (1986-87) .........................528

Points Scored -- Game1. Linda Schnitzler, 42 vs. Missouri Southern- 2/25/89

2. Connie Kunzmann, 40 vs. Grandview - 12/6/753. Linda Schnitzler, 39 vs. Washburn - 2/18/89 4. Linda Schnitzler, 38 vs. Briar Cliff - 12/12/88

Highest Scoring Average -- Season1. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89) ...................26.22. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ...............20.43. Connie Kunzmann, (1975-76) ...............20.1

Highest Scoring Average -- Career1. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89) ...................19.52. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-78) ...............18.9

Rebounds -- Career1. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-78) .............1,2712. Julie Petronis, (1977-80) .....................1,0013. Karen Hochstein, (1999-03)....................8454. Jody Otjen, (1990-94) .............................8255. Deb Nygren, (1982-86) ...........................7016. Shari Krohn, (1983-86) ...........................6597. Erin McCormick, (2003-07) ....................634

Rebounds -- Season1. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ................4272. Julie Petronis, (1978-79) ........................3763. Connie Kunzmann, (1975-76) ................3604. Julie Petronis, (1979-80) ........................3555. Robbie Lehr, (1982-83) ..........................337

Rebounding Average -- Season1. Connie Kunzmann, (1975-76) ...............14.42. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ...............13.33. Robbie Lehr, (1981-82) .........................13.0

Field Goals Made -- Career1. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89) ....................8992. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ....................6053. Connie Kunzmann, (1974-78) ................587

Field Goals Made -- Season1. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ................2812. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89) ....................2773. Linda Schnitzler, (1987-88) ....................2344. Lori Erwin, (1978-79) ..............................2095. Dawnn Bernt, (1986-87) .........................199

Field Goal Attempts -- Career1. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89) .................1,9642. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) .................1,4813. Mary Schnitzler, (1989-93) ..................1,1974. Michelle Blomberg, (1984-88) .............1,1875. Lori Erwin, (1977-80) ...........................1,160

Field Goal Attempts -- Season1. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89) ....................5942. Linda Schnitzler, (1987-88) ....................5123. Lori Erwin, (1978-79) ..............................5024. Connie Kunzmann, (1976-77) ................4895. Linda Schnitzler, (1986-87) ....................488

Free Throws Made -- Career1. Karen Hochstein, (1999-03) ...................4542. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89) ....................4033. Erin McCormick, (2003-07) ....................3614. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ....................314

Free Throws Made -- Season1. Erin McCormick, (2006-07) ....................1652. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89) ....................1533. Barb Wragge, (1984-85) .........................1364. Dawnn Bernt, (1986-87) .........................1305. Karen Hochstein (2001-02) ....................1276. Karen Hochstein, (2000-01) ................... 118

Free Throw Attempts -- Career1. Karen Hochstein, (1999-03) ...................6462. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89) ....................5073. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) ....................4784. Erin McCormick, (2003-07) ....................4495. Linda Heller, (1990-94) ...........................4286. Amy Brodersen, (1993-97) .....................402

Free Throw Attempts --Season1. Dawnn Bernt, (1986-87) .........................1902. Erin McCormick, (2006-07) ....................1883. Linda Schnitzler, (1988-89) ....................1824. Barb Wragge, (1984-85) .........................1775. Karen Hochstein (2001-02) ....................1746. Barb Wragge, (1983-84) .........................171

Assists -- Career1. Michelle Blomberg, (1984-88) ................4532. Lauren Gustafson, (2003-07) .................4163. Amy Brodersen, (1993-97) .....................3964. Julie Brinkman, (1975-78) ......................315

Assists -- Season1. Julie Brinkman, (1976-77) ......................1982. Lauren Gustafson, (2005-06) .................1593. Michelle Blomberg, (1987-88) ................1424. Michelle Blomberg, (1986-87) ................1365. Lauren Gustafson, (2006-07) .................1326. Sara Miller (2000-01) ..............................127

Steals -- Season1. Linda Schnitzler, (1987-88) ......................762. Dana Olmsted, (1990-91) .........................733. Lisa Chamberlin, (1992-93) ......................704. Mary Schnitzler, (1990-91) .......................695. Michelle Blomberg, (1987-88) ..................66

Steals -- Career1. Lisa Chamberlin, (1990-94) .................... 2352. Linda Schnitzler, (1985-89) .................... 1953. Michelle Blomberg, (1984-88) ................1854. Mary Schnitzler, (1989-93) .....................1715. Karen Hochstein, (1999-2003) ...............163

Three-Point Field Goals -- Career1. Tracy Williamson, (1999-03) ...................2302. Ashley Arndorfer, (2002-06) ....................2163. Krista Bernadt, (1997-01) .......................2004. Mary Schnitzler, (1989-93) .....................1815. Sara Miller, (1999-2001) .........................137

Three-Point Field Goals -- Season1. Michelle Blomberg, (1987-88) ..................832. Sara Miller, (1999-00) ...............................743. Krista Bernadt, (1999-00) .........................734. Ashley Arndorfer, (2003-04) ......................705. Mary Schnitzler, (1991-92) .......................695. Nicole Gruntorad, (2005-06) .....................697. Tracy WIlliamson, (2001-02) ....................688. Nicole Gruntorad, (2004-05) .....................679. Sara Miller, (2000-01) ...............................6310. Krista Bernadt, (1998-99) .......................53

Three-Point Field Goals -- Game1. Tracy Williamson, 9 vs. Bemidji State (1/26/02)2. Dodie Martin, 8 vs. St. Cloud State (1/24/02)2. Mary Schnitzler, 8 vs. Briar Cliff (1/24/92)4. Tracy Williamson, 7 vs. Minn.-Crookston (2/28/03)4. Krista Bernadt, 7 vs. Bemidji State (2/26/00)4. Andrea Schoepf, 7 vs. Minn., Crookston (12/2/06)

Krista Bernadt(1997-2001)

Lisa Chamberlin(1990-94)

Mary Schnitzler(1989-93)

Amy Brodersen(1993-97)


TEAMSEASON RECORDS

Points Scored1. 2,378 ..............................................1976-772. 2,273 ...............................................2007-083. 2,249 ...............................................2005-064. 2,225 ..............................................1993-945. 2,204 ..............................................1986-87

Points Per Game1. 82.4 (2,225 in 27 games ) ...............1993-942. 75.9 (1,822 in 26 games) ................1986-873. 75.1 (1,953 in 26 games) ................1992-934. 74.3 (2,378 in 32 games) ................1976-774. 74.3 (2,005 in 27 games) ................1991-92

Rebounds1. 1,713 ...............................................1982-832. 1,472 ...............................................1976-773. 1,401 ...............................................1981-824. 1,390 ...............................................1977-785. 1,352 ...............................................1986-87

Assists (since 1979-80)1. 511 ...................................................2005-062. 472 ..................................................2004-053. 461 ..................................................1993-944. 440 ..................................................1996-975. 432 ..................................................1994-95

Steals (since 1983-84)1. 357 ..................................................1991-922. 348 ..................................................1993-943. 336 ..................................................2005-063. 329 ..................................................1990-914. 293 ..................................................1992-93

Field Goals Made1. 1,044 ...............................................1976-772. 862 ..................................................1986-873. 859 ..................................................1977-784. 846 ..................................................1993-945. 820 ..................................................1982-83

Field Goals Attempted1. 2,412 ...............................................1976-772. 2,221 ...............................................1982-833. 2,195 ...............................................1977-784. 2,155 ...............................................1978-795. 2,076 ...............................................1981-82

Field Goal Percentage1. .452 (846-1,873) ..............................1993-942. .442 (796-1,799) ..............................2005-063. .441 (717-1,625) ..............................2006-074. .440 (724-1,644) ..............................2002-035. .432 (754-1,754) ..............................2004-055. .432 (1,044-2,412) ...........................1976-77

Free Throws Made1. 501 .................................................. 2007-082. 490 ..................................................2006-073. 450 ..................................................1993-944. 443 ..................................................1984-855. 434 ..................................................2005-06

Free Throws Attempted1. 709 ..................................................1982-832. 695 ..................................................1984-853. 687 ..................................................2007-084. 685 ..................................................1993-945. 661 ..................................................1983-84

Free Throw Percentage1. .785 (490-624) ................................2006-072. .762 (406-553) ................................2004-052. .739 (360-487) ................................2003-044. .735 (425-578) ................................1999-005. .729 (501-687) ................................2007-08

3-Point Field Goals Made1. 224 ..................................................1999-002. 206 ..................................................2004-053. 196 ..................................................2007-084. 195 ..................................................2000-015. 171 ..................................................2006-07

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted1. 584 .................................................. 2007-082. 565 ..................................................1999-003. 553 ..................................................2004-054. 549 ..................................................2000-015. 528 ..................................................2002-03

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage1. .396 (224-565) ................................1999-002. .373 (206-553) ................................2004-053. .369 (195-528) ................................2002-034. .363 (157-432) ................................2000-014. .357 (94-263) ..................................1991-92

NOTE: Statistics kept from 1970-71 to present, except where indicated.

WILDCAT RECORD BOOK

The 2005-06 WSC women's basketball team posted the best record in the pro-gram's history, 27-4, and won the NSIC regular season and post-season tourna-ment title. The team also advanced to the NCAA National Tournament for the fi rst time in school history.


1981-82 .......... 13-17 ...............................Jan Jirsak1980-81 .......... 10-17 ...............................Jan Jirsak1979-80 .......... 14-15 ...........................Helen Carrol1978-79 ........... 6-25 ............................Helen Carrol1977-78 .......... 20-11 ......................... Chuck Brewer1976-77 ........... 25-7 ........................G.I. Willoughby1975-76 .......... 16-10 .......................G.I. Willoughby1974-75 ........... 16-6 ........................G.I. Willoughby1973-74 ........... 14-6 ........................G.I. Willoughby1972-73 ........... 15-5 ........................G.I. Willoughby1971-72 ........... 19-5 ........................G.I. Willoughby1970-71 ........... 14-8 ........................G.I. Willoughby

WILDCAT ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSCoach Years W-L Pct.Ryun Williams 10 (1998-08) 182-106 .632Jeff Goldstein 2 (1996-98) 13-41 .241Mike Barry 7 (1989-96) 96-91 .513Elizabeth O'Brien 1 (1988-89) 8-20 .286Lenny Klaver 4 (1984-88) 42-75 .359Jan Jirsak 4 (1980-84) 45-73 .381Helen Carrol 2 (1978-80) 20-40 .333Chuck Brewer 1 (1977-78) 20-11 .645G.I. Willoughby 7 (1970-77) 119-47 .717Totals 38 545-504 .520

WILDCAT COACHING HISTORY

WAYNE STATE'S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS2007-08 .......... 22-10 .........................Ryun Williams2006-07 .......... 19-10 ........................ Ryun Williams 2005-06 ........... 27-4 ......................... Ryun Williams 2004-05 .......... 20-11 ..........................Ryun Williams2003-04 .......... 13-15 .........................Ryun Williams2002-03 .......... 17-11 ..........................Ryun Williams2001-02 .......... 12-15 .........................Ryun Williams2000-01 ........... 18-9 ......................... Ryun Williams1999-00 ........... 19-9 ......................... Ryun Williams1998-99 .......... 15-12 ........................ Ryun Williams1997-98 ........... 8-21 .......................... Jeff Goldstein1996-97 ........... 5-20 .......................... Jeff Goldstein1995-96 .......... 11-16 ...............................Mike Barry1994-95 .......... 17-10 ..............................Mike Barry1993-94 ........... 22-5 ...............................Mike Barry1992-93 .......... 14-12 ..............................Mike Barry1991-92 .......... 17-10 ..............................Mike Barry1990-91 .......... 12-15 ..............................Mike Barry1989-90 ........... 3-23 ...............................Mike Barry1988-89 ........... 8-20 .................... Elizabeth O'Brien1987-88 .......... 16-14 ..........................Lenny Klaver1986-87 .......... 12-18 ..........................Lenny Klaver1985-86 ........... 3-24 ...........................Lenny Klaver1984-85 .......... 11-19 ...........................Lenny Klaver1983-84 ........... 7-20 ................................Jan Jirsak1982-83 .......... 15-19 ...............................Jan Jirsak


Mike Barry coached the WSC women's basketball team from 1989-1996, compiling a 96-91 mark in his seven seasons. His 1993-94 team fi nished 22-5.

1970-71 Head Coach G.I. Willoughby

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@ Look Magazine ................................L 51-56@ J.F. Kennedy ....................................L 41-69H Kansas State .................................. W 50-31H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar)..............W 48-47H Midland Lutheran ............................ W 57-37@ Briar Cliff ........................................ W 76-42@ Peru State ...................................... W 78-17@ Kansas State ................................. W 51-50H Look Magazine .................................L 37-56@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 44-49H Briar Cliff..........................................W 62-30H College of St. Mary's........................W 80-17H J.F. Kennedy......................................L 44-47@ Northwestern...................................W 71-54@ College of St. Mary's.......................W 80-17N Omaha Roadrunners.......................W 66-40N Lincoln Panthers..............................W 75-37N Omaha Raiders................................W 49-43N Omaha Raiders................................W 69-55N Look Magazine..................................L 54-63N J.F Kennedy......................................L 40-48N Plainview Texas (Queen Bees).........L 54-60


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H Midland Lutheran ............................ W 43-37N J.F. Kennedy ................................... W 42-39@ University of Nebraska....................W 50-42@ Nebraska-Wesleyan........................W 48-47H Northwestern .................................. W 54-48@ University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 48-14@ College of St. Mary's ...................... W 64-13H Kearney State ................................ W 58-32@ Concordia (Neb) ............................ W 51-26@ Midland Lutheran............................W 49-44H Concordia (Neb)...............................W 51-47H College of St. Mary's........................W 71-10H J.F. Kennedy.....................................W 52-36@ Dordt College....................................L 45-51N Concordia (Neb)...............................W 87-39N Midland Lutheran...............................L 38-46N Kearney State .......................... .......W 57-45N Luther (Iowa)......................................L 41-61N Northwest Missouri State.................W 69-55N Valley City State...............................W 55-46N Nolt (Oregon, Mo.)...........................W 60-43N J.F Kennedy......................................L 35-76H University of Nebraska Omaha........W 66-24@ Kearney State ........................... .....W 63-55


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H Kearney State ................................ W 60-44@ Concordia (Neb) ............................ W 62-20N Buena Vista.................... ................ W 51-33@ Westmar (Teikyo Westmar)............. L 46-50 H South Dakota State ..........................L 40-50@ Midland Lutheran ........................... W 47-45@ Northwestern ................................. W 52-46H University of Nebraska ................... W 46-26

H Midland Lutheran .............................L 43-48H Northwestern ................................. W 66-39@ South Dakota State.................... .... W 58-31H Dordt College........................ ......... W 62-52H Concordia (Neb) ............................ W 48-23@ University of Nebraska .....................L 38-46H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ............ W 54-52N Kearney State ................................ W 71-40N Midland Lutheran ........................... W 55-37N Westmar (Teikyo Westmar).............W 47-44N Northern Iowa............................... . W 52-50H Kansas State........................ ...........L 39-43


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@ University of Nebraska ................... W 55-53H Kearney State ................................ W 44-41H Midland Lutheran.................... ....... W 48-46@ Kearney State........................ ..........L 54-60@ Nebraska Omaha ........................... W 55-37@ Northwest Missouri State .................L 41-55H Concordia (Neb) ............................ W 61-35N J.F. Kennedy .................................. W 45-38H South Dakota State ..........................L 41-45H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar).............W 60-53H University of Nebraska...... ............W 38-40@ Midland Lutheran........................ .....L 36-37H University of Nebraska Omaha.......W 45-32@ Concordia (Neb)........................ .....W 63-34N University of Nebraska Omaha.. ......W 58-41N Midland Lutheran..............................W 55-50N Kearney State .......................... .......W 73-58N WIlliam Penn......................................L 45-49N Martin Luther (Minn.)................. ..... W 71-35N South Dakota State............ .............W 57-52


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@ Kearney State ................................ W 82-49H University of Nebraska Omaha .... W 106-55H J.F. Kennedy.................... .............. W 75-37H Chadron State........................ ........ W 72-25H Kearney State ................................ W 82-58N Buena Vista .................................... W 71-49@ University of Nebraska ................... W 72-44@ Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ..............L 62-68H Northwest Missouri State ............... W 58-55H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar).............W 74-46@ South Dakota State...... ............ .... W 60-54H Midland Lutheran........................ ... W 85-53@ Midland Lutheran....... ......................L 51-59@ J.F. Kennedy........................ ..... ......L 44-53 @ Chadron State.. ...... ....................... W 84-36N Concordia (Neb)..............................W 74-42N University of Nebraska ............ .......W 74-58N Midland Lutheran............................W 71-61@ Grand View................. .....................L 61-83N Dickinson State............ ............. .... W 77-49N William Penn................................... L 50-57N Southwest Missouri State................L 64-67


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@ Northwest Missouri State .................L 62-82N Southwest Missouri State .............. W 75-50N Kansas State.................... ...............L 65-90N Northwest Missouri State................ .L 80-83H USD Springfi eld ............................. W 82-38H Grand View ......................................L 95-97@ Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ............ W 72-62@ South Dakota State ........................ W 79-64@ Kearney State ............................... W 98-64H William Penn............. .......................L 58-79@ Midland Lutheran...... ............ ....... W 83-68H University of Nebraska.................... W 68-53@ William Penn....... .............................L 42-70H College of St. Mary's (Forfeit)........... ....... W H Midland Lutheran. ...... ................... W 80-74@ Kansas State.............................. .....L 57-89N Waldorf .................................... .......W 75-71N Minnesota State............................ . W 95-35@ University of Nebraska................. ....L 61-62H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar).. .......... W 95-61H South Dakota State .......................W 58-55H Kearney State................ ................ W 94-65N University of Nebraska .....................L 66-71N University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 68-56N University of Nebraska ................... W 60-51N University of Nebraska .....................L 55-58


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@ Tarkio ...............................................L 46-78H Kansas State ................................. W 59-57H Midland Lutheran ........................... W 72-56H University of Nebraska ................... W 67-60@ South Dakota State ........................ W 59-55H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ..............L 74-93N South Dakota Tech ....................... W 120-32N Panhandle State ............................ W 85-58H Northwest Missouri State .................L 50-51@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 67-93H Missouri Southern .......................... W 85-46N Pitsburg State ................................ W 86-38H Missouri Western ........................... W 69-52@ Fort Hays State ................................L 69-88@ Kearney State ................................ W 82-56H Emporia State ................................ W 88-67H Washburn ....................................... W 88-62H Fort Hays State .............................. W 77-50H Kearney State ................................ W 71-58@ University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 73-68@ Missouri Southern .......................... W 78-50@ Pittsburg State ............................... W 90-43@ Washburn ....................................... W 74-48@ Emporia State ................................ W 73-59@ Missouri Western ........................... W 79-75N Peru State ...................................... W 82-43N Kearney State ................................ W 84-66N Midland Lutheran .............................L 56-58N Mount Mercy .................................. W 82-66N Midland Lutheran ........................... W 73-62N Tarkio ...............................................L 43-65N Northern Colorado ......................... W 79-69

WSC All-Time Women's Basketball Results


1977-78 Head Coach Chuck Brewer

(20-11)H Tarkio ............................................. W 66-59@ Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ............ W 72-60N Benedictine .................................... W 78-45N Tarkio ...............................................L 64-65H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 72-49@ University of Nebraska .....................L 69-71H Missouri Western ........................... W 70-59N Kearney State ................................ W 70-60N University of Colorado .....................L 47-56H Northeast Community College ....... W 94-47H Washburn ....................................... W 75-57H Emporia State ................................ W 57-46H Midland Lutheran .............................L 47-66@ Missouri Southern .......................... W 76-57@ Pittsburg State ............................... W 66-57H Fort Hays State .............................. W 75-71H Kearney State ................................ W 64-54@ Northwest Missouri State .................L 37-89@ Washburn .........................................L 57-66@ Emporia State ..................................L 64-70H University of Nebraska Omaha ........L 52-80@ Fort Hays State ................................L 63-79@ Kearney State ..................................L 53-65H Missouri Southern .......................... W 83-54H Pittsburg State ............................... W 78-67H Missouri Western ..................... W 68-63 N Peru State ...................................... W 65-49N Hastings College ............................ W 82-68N Midland Lutheran .............................L 64-84H South Dakota State ........................ W 58-55N Dickinson State .............................. W 81-52

1978-79 Head Coach Helen Carroll

(6-25)N William Jewell ................................ W 55-49@ Missouri Western .............................L 54-63N Tarkio ............................................. W 59-56@ Northwest Missouri State .................L 51-71H Northwest Missouri State .................L 46-83@ South Dakota State ..........................L 53-60@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 48-81H University of Nebraska .....................L 35-98N Dakota Weslyan ............................. W 81-65N Minnesota State ...............................L 68-85N Dickinson State .............................. W 62-59H Pittsburg State .................................L 51-62H Missouri Southern ............................L 70-84@ Missouri Western .............................L 57-67@ Kearney State ..................................L 45-62@ Fort Hays State ................................L 61-85@ University of South Dakota ..............L 55-76H Washburn .........................................L 53-70H Emporia State ..................................L 65-67N University of Nebraska .....................L 42-95H Missouri Western ........................... W 65-64H Kearney State ..................................L 61-67H Fort Hays State .......................... L 47-80 H College of St. Mary's ........................L 58-61@ Pittsburg State .................................L 43-70@ Missouri Southern ............................L 47-79@ University of Nebraska Omaha ........L 69-95@ Washburn .........................................L 45-58@ Emporia State ..................................L 69-90N Doane College ............................... W 64-61N Midland Lutheran .............................L 61-85

WSC All-Time Women's Basketball Results1979-80

Head Coach Helen Carroll(14-14)

N Murray State (Ky.) ............................L 78-92N William Jewell ................................ W 67-60@ Briar Cliff ........................................ W 79-53@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 61-90N Simpson ......................................... W 71-62H Hastings ......................................... W 81-68@ University of South Dakota ..............L 67-79H Missouri Western .............................L 57-71N Nebraska Wesleyan .........................L 65-77H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 73-70H Buena Vista .................................... W 57-55H Fort Hays State .............................. W 67-64H Kearney State ................................ W 62-52@ Washburn .........................................L 48-63@ Emporia State ..................................L 68-69@ Fort Hays State ................................L 57-86@ Kearney State ..................................L 55-61@ College of St. Mary's ...................... W 70-65H Missouri Southern ............................L 68-88H Pittsburg State .................................L 58-73@ Missouri Western ........................... W 69-68H Washburn ....................................... W 83-69H Emporia State ................................ W 63-61H University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 76-68@ Missouri Southern ............................L 52-67@ Pittsburg State ........................... L 54-77 N Hastings College ..............................L 69-74H Augustana (Ill.) ............................... W 68-41

1980-81 Head Coach Jan Jirsak

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N Northeast Missouri State .................L 56-59H Peru State .................................... W 100-55N Southwest Missouri State ................L 60-69N Texas-Arlington ................................L 45-54@ Hastings College ............................ W 66-60@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 81-87N Morningside ................................... W 67-66N McPherson ..................................... W 75-37H South Dakota Tech ......................... W 65-49H Briar Cliff ..........................................L 65-69@ Missouri Western .............................L 57-71H Kearney State ................................ W 77-75H Fort Hays State ................................L 68-73H College of St. Mary's ...................... W 84-52@ Pittsburg State .................................L 59-71@ Missouri Southern ............................L 58-61@ Washburn .........................................L 34-64@ Emporia State ..................................L 54-74H Missouri Western .............................L 69-75H Pittsburg State .................................L 55-69H Missouri Southern .......................... W 78-65H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 72-67H Emporia State ................................ W 63-61@ Kearney State ..................................L 61-69H Fort Hays State ................................L 92-95@ University of Nebraska Omaha .. L 54-77 H Emporia State ..................................L 62-67H Washburn ....................................... W 70-61N Kearney State ..................................L 51-56


(13-17)N Doane College ............................... W 59-58N Hastings College ..............................L 60-95@ Peru State ...................................... W 66-49@ Briar Cliff ........................................ W 79-70@ Chadron State ................................ W 55-54N South Dakota Tech ......................... W 62-53H Hastings College ..............................L 57-61@ Buena Vista ......................................L 49-70H Westmar (Teikyo Westmar) ............ W 70-67H Buena Vista .................................... W 63-43@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 61-70H Missouri Western .............................L 55-76@ Pittsburg State .................................L 57-63@ Missouri Southern ............................L 46-64H University of Nebraska Omaha ........L 45-83@ College of St. Mary's ...................... W 82-74@ Kearney State ..................................L 62-67@ Fort Hays State ................................L 71-87H Emporia State ..................................L 47-91@ Missouri Western .............................L 46-82H Missouri Southern ............................L 59-67H Pittsburg State .................................L 40-77H Chadron State ................................ W 84-59H Fort Hays State .............................. W 70-64H Kearney State ................................ W 60-59H Washburn ................................. W 54-53 H Peru State ...................................... W 55-48@ Emporia State ..................................L 57-98@ Washburn .........................................L 61-74@ Hastings College ..............................L 64-77


(15-19)@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 60-85N Dana College ................................. W 68-52H Doane College ............................... W 59-43H Mount Marty ................................... W 64-47H Buena Vista .................................... W 62-46@ Missouri Western .............................L 51-84@ Peru State ........................................L 61-74@ Hastings College ..............................L 70-74@ Chadron State ................................ W 63-62N South Dakota Tech ......................... W 68-58H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 71-55H College of St. Mary's ...................... W 71-66@ Northwestern ...................................L 71-75H Midland Lutheran .............................L 55-79H Missouri Western .............................L 54-74H Kearney State ................................ W 54-49H Fort Hays State .............................. W 53-43@ Missouri Southern ............................L 65-90@ Pittsburg State .................................L 51-65@ Washburn .........................................L 55-78@ Emporia State ..................................L 58-71H Chadron State ................................ W 65-64H Pittsburg State .................................L 60-61H Missouri Southern ............................L 61-62@ Fort Hays State ................................L 64-74@ Kearney State ............................ L 46-82 H Peru State ...................................... W 83-68H Emporia State ..................................L 65-87H Washburn .........................................L 49-60H Northwestern ................................. W 67-64@ Doane College .................................L 35-53N Kearney State ................................ W 62-56H Concordia (Neb.) ........................... W 57-52@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 42-85



(7-20)

N Hastings College ..........................L 102-109N Concordia (Neb.) ........................... W 78-66@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 36-96H Peru State ........................................L 79-84@ Doane College ............................... W 65-55H Hastings College ............................ W 87-81H Mount Marty ................................... W 66-65@ Northwestern ...................................L 62-74@ Briar Cliff ..........................................L 61-63H Missouri Western .............................L 57-88@ Pittsburg State .................................L 55-77@ Missouri Southern ............................L 49-72H Washburn .........................................L 57-62H Emporia State ..................................L 68-81@ Missouri Western .............................L 49-87@ Fort Hays State ................................L 47-74@ Kearney State ..................................L 68-75@ Chadron State ................................ W 62-59@ Emporia State ................................L 62-112@ Washburn .........................................L 53-85H Missouri Southern ............................L 55-69H Pittsburg State .................................L 60-69@ Peru State ........................................L 59-86H Fort Hays State ................................L 67-79H Kearney State ..................................L 54-55H Chadron State .......................... W 68-62 H Doane College ............................... W 75-41

1984-85 Head Coach Lenny Klaver

(11-19)

N University of Sioux Falls ................ W 74-72@ Mount Marty .....................................L 64-74N College of St. Mary's ........................L 64-81N Doane College ............................... W 76-59H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 90-73@ Concordia (Neb.) ........................... W 63-54@ Doane College .................................L 51-64@ Hastings College ..............................L 67-69H Missouri Western .............................L 57-96H Chadron State ................................ W 81-58H Concordia (Neb.) ........................... W 74-64H Nebraska Wesleyan .........................L 59-62H Doane College ............................... W 59-46@ Missouri Western .............................L 73-87@ Washburn .........................................L 63-86@ Emporia State ..................................L 66-90H Kearney State ..................................L 64-70H Fort Hays State .............................. W 77-68H Peru State ...................................... W 66-62@ Missouri Southern ............................L 38-71@ Pittsburg State .................................L 59-81@ College of St. Mary's ........................L 60-72@ Fort Hays State ..............................L 72-100@ Kearney State ..................................L 57-68@ Chadron State ................................ W 61-52H Emporia State .......................... W 66-63 H Washburn .........................................L 61-71@ Peru State ........................................L 59-77H Pittsburg State ..................................L54-66H Missouri Southern ............................L 53-75


(3-24)

@ Hastings College ..............................L 66-85N Concordia (Neb.) .............................L 48-62@ Doane College .................................L 53-63H Doane College ............................... W 74-72@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 58-70H Northwestern ...................................L 62-63@ College of St. Mary's ........................L 54-74H Chadron State ................................ W 79-42@ Missouri Western .............................L 52-72@ Briar Cliff ..........................................L 52-63H Missouri Western .............................L 55-69@ Kearney State ..................................L 75-85@ Fort Hays State ................................L 72-88@ Peru State ...................................... W 62-60H Missouri Southern ............................L 56-74H Pittsburg State .................................L 90-91@ Chadron State ..................................L 74-75H Washburn .........................................L 65-75H Emporia State ..................................L 83-84H College of St. Mary's ........................L 74-75H Peru State ........................................L 82-93@ Pittsburg State .................................L 69-81@ Missouri Southern ............................L 60-89H Fort Hays State ................................L 79-89H Kearney State ..................................L 53-73@ Emporia State ............................ L 75-96 @ Washburn .........................................L 51-73


(12-18)

N Doane College ............................... W 84-77N Dana College ................................. W 76-46H Briar Cliff ..........................................L 71-82@ Doane College ............................... W 86-75H Peru State ...................................... W 83-74H Missouri Western ........................... W 72-64H Chadron State ................................ W 68-66H College of St. Mary's ........................L 75-80@ Morningside ...................................L 94-106@ Northwestern .................................L 90-101H Midland Lutheran .............................L 73-86@ Missouri Western ........................... W 62-58H Pittsburg State ...............................L 79-103H Missouri Southern ............................L 77-82@ Doane College ............................... W 74-69@ Washburn .........................................L 57-77@ Emporia State ..................................L 74-84H Kearney State ................................ W 83-77H Fort Hays State ................................L 56-65@ Peru State ........................................L 73-82H Emporia State ................................L 89-100H Washburn .........................................L 59-74@ College of St. Mary's ........................L 66-69@ Missouri Southern ............................L 67-89@ Pittsburg State ............................... W 78-73@ Chadron State .......................... W 69-61 @ Fort Hays State ................................L 77-80@ Kearney State ..................................L 56-59N College of St. Mary's ...................... W 84-69@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 52-67


(16-14)

@ Briar Cliff ..........................................L 76-92H Doane College ............................... W 70-60@ Peru State ........................................L 74-75H Morningside ................................... W 71-68H Northwestern ................................. W 90-68@ University of South Dakota ..............L 52-89@ College of St. Mary's ...................... W 60-46H Chadron State ................................ W 56-53H Buena Vista .................................... W 87-64N Hastings College ..............................L 62-77H Missouri Western .............................L 75-76H Fort Hays State ................................L 62-63H Kearney State ................................ W 72-50@ Midland Lutheran ........................... W 81-79@ Pittsburg State ............................... W 83-80@ Missouri Southern ............................L 57-64H College of St. Mary's ...................... W 77-51H Washburn .........................................L 70-79H Emporia State ................................ W 73-70H Peru State ...................................... W 83-73H Missouri Southern .......................... W 78-72H Pittsburg State ............................... W 72-70@ Missouri Western .............................L 46-65@ Kearney State ................................ W 62-53@ Fort Hays State ................................L 59-66@ Chadron State ............................ L 60-69 @ Emporia State ..................................L 59-72@ Washburn .........................................L 47-72H Midland Lutheran ........................... W 79-63@ Doane College .................................L 73-86

1988-89 Head Coach Elizabeth O'Brien

(8-20)

N Doane College .................................L 71-85@ Hastings College ............................ W 68-64H Missouri Western .............................L 69-80H Peru State ........................................L 84-89H College of St. Mary's ...................... W 80-53@ University of South Dakota ..............L 59-89@ Morningside .....................................L 40-67H Chadron State ................................ W 84-75H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 90-78@ Missouri Western .............................L 50-64H Mount Marty .....................................L 84-89H Midland Lutheran .............................L 67-83@ Washburn .........................................L 42-69@ Emporia State ..................................L 69-75H Kearney State College ................... W 78-62H Fort Hays State ................................L 72-81@ Peru State ........................................L 68-79@ Missouri Southern ............................L 64-75@ Pittsburg State .................................L 78-88@ Fort Hays State ................................L 68-90 @ Kearney State ..................................L 67-74H College of St. Mary's ...................... W 70-60H Emporia State ..................................L 78-86H Washburn .........................................L 69-79@ Chadron State ..................................L 59-61 H Pittsburg State ............................... W 77-64 H Missouri Southern .......................... W 84-73

WSC All-Time Women's Basketball Results



Head Coach Mike Barry(3-23)

@ Hastings College ..............................L 63-78@ Hastings College ..............................L 66-85N Doane College ...............................L 45-100@ Chadron State ................................ W 73-68H Peru State ........................................L 42-73@ University of Nebraska Omaha ........L 67-73H North Dakota State ..........................L 69-85H Morningside .....................................L 62-81@ Midland Lutheran .............................L 65-83H University of South Dakota ..............L 60-74@ Briar Cliff ........................................L 68-112@ North Dakota ..................................L 36-110@ North Dakota State ..........................L 49-88H Emporia State ..................................L 69-70N Quincy ..............................................L 79-90N National College of Education ....... W 75-65@ Doane College .................................L 60-88H Fort Hays State ................................L 70-78@ University of South Dakota ..............L 69-84@ Mount Marty .....................................L 77-93 H Kearney State ..................................L 63-80H Chadron State ................................ W 80-65@ Kearney State ..................................L 61-93@ Peru State ........................................L 56-69@ Emporia State ..................................L 50-78 @ Fort Hays State ................................L 63-89 @ Augustana (S.D.) .............................L 69-91

1990-91 Head Coach Mike Barry

(12-15)

N University of Sioux Falls ................ W 90-61@ South Dakota State ..........................L 53-78@ University of South Dakota ..............L 66-92@ Dakota Wesleyan .............................L 83-91H Simpson ......................................... W 85-74H Midland Lutheran ........................... W 76-75H Chadron State ..................................L 73-77@ Morningside ...................................L 73-100H University of South Dakota ..............L 95-99H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 70-65H Minnesota State ...............................L 68-67@ Fort Lewis ...................................... W 60-58@ Adams State ....................................L 64-74H Western State ................................ W 85-60H Mesa State ..................................... W 98-72@ Nebraska Wesleyan ....................... W 89-84H Fort Hays State ................................L 57-74H Kearney State ..................................L 62-72@ Western State ..................................L 64-67@ Mesa State .......................................L 61-93 @ Colorado School of Mines ................L 71-78H Fort Lewis ...................................... W 80-46H Adams State .................................. W 84-66@ Fort Hays State ................................L 51-59@ Kearney State ..................................L 60-86 @ Chadron State ................................ W 70-46 @ Hastings College ..............................L 72-75


(17-10)

H Dakota State .................................. W 72-38@ University of South Dakota ..............L 47-84H Chadron State ................................ W 84-51N Metro State ......................................L 70-87N Colorado Christian ......................... W 84-62H University of South Dakota ............ W 82-81H Doane College .................................L 62-72@ Minnesota State ...............................L 64-78N St. Cloud State .................................L 60-61@ Chadron State ................................ W 84-56@ Rollins ............................................ W 70-58@ Eckerd (Florida) ............................. W 91-54@ Florida Southern ............................ W 88-78H Nebraska Wesleyan ....................... W 81-43@ University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 83-79@ Hastings College ..............................L 55-75 H Briar Cliff ...................................... W 103-26H Fort Hays State ................................L 63-64@ Doane College .................................L 72-88@ Fort Hays State .............................. W 85-58 H Mount Marty ................................... W 85-63@ Briar Cliff ........................................ W 76-44@ Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 64-62H University of Nebraska Kearney ......L 56-69H Morningside ................................... W 74-72 H West Texas State .............................L 71-83 N Augustana (S.D.) .............................L 66-90


(14-12)

@ North Dakota State ..........................L 55-95@ Morningside .....................................L 68-82N University of South Dakota ..............L 68-74N Metro State .................................... W 70-66N Colorado-Colorado Springs ........... W 67-59H Concordia (Neb.) ........................... W 87-53H University of South Dakota ..............L 68-85H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 84-64H Chadron State ................................ W 92-84@ Denver University ............................L 64-77@ Colorado School of Mines ............ W 104-75@ Chadron State ................................ W 67-64H Fort Hays State .............................. W 76-59@ University of Nebraska Kearney ......L 58-88@ Fort Hays State .............................. W 72-67@ Mount Marty ................................... W 78-71H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 82-77@ Dakota State .................................. W 95-71@ Bemidji State ....................................L 72-91H Morningside .....................................L 66-86H Quincy ............................................ W 74-63H Briar Cliff ...................................... W 105-73H Bemidji State ....................................L 71-75@ Quincy ..............................................L 57-62@ SIU-Edwardsville .............................L 79-81N North Dakota State ........................L 70-104H Ausgustana (S.D.) ............................L 55-78


(22-5)

H Northern State ............................... W 75-51@ University of South Dakota ............ W 92-76@ Northeast Missouri State ............. W 102-90@ Augustana (S.D.) ...........................L 65-104H Morningside ................................... W 92-79H Denver University .......................... W 78-59H Dakota State ................................ W 104-53H Concordia (Neb.) ........................... W 75-59@ Morningside ................................... W 92-78@ Cal Poly Pomona ........................... W 78-76@ Cal San Bernadino ...........................L 71-81@ Cal State Los Angeles ................... W 93-74H Bemidji State .................................. W 83-58@ Winona State ................................. W 87-59H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 76-65H Mount Marty ................................... W 92-63 H Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 90-72@ Briar Cliff ........................................ W 97-55@ Northern State ...............................L 77-100@ Bemidji State .................................. W 87-79 H Winona State ................................. W 75-53@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 70-74H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 86-75@ Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 83-76H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 77-53 @ University of Nebraska Kearney ......L 58-65


(17-10)

H York College ................................... W 66-51H University of South Dakota ............ W 66-65@ Fort Hays State ................................L 53-66N Oklahoma City University .............. W 65-64@ Morningside .....................................L 64-66@ St. Cloud State .................................L 56-58H Northeast Missouri State ............... W 85-65H Morningside .....................................L 71-74H Concordia (Neb.) ........................... W 89-64@ Northern State .................................L 54-84@ Bemidji State ....................................L 85-95H Winona State ................................. W 82-66@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 54-71H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 86-57@ Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 73-72H Dakota State .................................. W 72-50@ University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 70-67H Northern State .................................L 57-78H Quincy ............................................ W 91-76H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 81-61H Bemidji State .................................. W 64-63@ Winona State ...................................L 77-83H Southwest Minnesota State .............L 43-61H Mount Marty ................................... W 83-74@ Briar Cliff ........................................ W 63-61H Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 90-76@ Quincy ............................................ W 94-64



Head Coach Mike Barry(11-16)

H Concordia (Neb.) ........................... W 84-62H Mount Marty ................................... W 89-81@ University of Nebraska Omaha ........L 55-85N Minnesota-Duluth .............................L 36-61@ Augustana (S.D.) .............................L 62-76H St. Cloud State ............................... W 78-76H Northwest Missouri State .................L 70-71@ Northwest Missouri State .................L 69-84@ University of South Dakota ............ W 82-62@ Texas-Pan American ........................L 43-56@ St. Mary's (Texas) ............................L 63-79H MSU Moorhead ................................L 62-75H Fort Hays State .............................. W 84-72H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 79-69H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 78-69@ MSU Moorhead .............................. W 93-90H Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 83-81H Northern State .................................L 68-73@ Bemidji State ....................................L 65-94@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 59-84H Briar Cliff ........................................ W 89-68@ University of Nebraska Kearney ......L 73-85H Winona State ................................. W 91-61@ Northern State .................................L 62-89@ Minnesota-Morris .............................L 63-65@ Winona State ...................................L 76-77H Bemidji State ....................................L 70-85

1996-97 Head Coach Jeff Goldstein

(5-20)

H Mount Marty ................................... W 84-63@ Northwest Missouri State .................L 60-78N Southwest Baptist ............................L 65-77N Cal State Chico ................................L 59-70N Colorado School of Mines .............. W 73-62H Augustana (S.D.) .............................L 59-83@ Morningside .....................................L 88-94H University of South Dakota ..............L 62-63H Morningside .....................................L 76-95@ Upper Iowa .................................... W 68-64@ Winona State ...................................L 59-71H Rockhurst .........................................L 49-80@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 69-71H Winona State ...................................L 65-66H York College ................................... W 91-56@ Minnesota-Morris .............................L 71-84@ Northern State .................................L 71-84@ Bemidji State ..................................L 67-107H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 66-59@ Denver University ............................L 65-77H Briar Cliff ..........................................L 83-84H Northern State .................................L 45-76H Minnesota-Morris .............................L 64-75@ Rockhurst .........................................L 49-90H Bemidji State ....................................L 75-77

1997-98 Head Coach Jeff Goldstein

(8-21)

@ Southern Colorado ...........................L 58-69N New Mexico Highlands ....................L 50-76H Mount Marty ................................... W 62-52@ Wisconsin-Parkside .........................L 52-60@ Lewis (Ill.) .........................................L 31-54@ Simpson ...........................................L 62-69H Northwest Missouri State .................L 63-72H Doane College ............................... W 84-82H Central Missouri State .....................L 40-66@ Augustana (S.D.) .............................L 58-85H Morningside ................................... W 92-77H Winona State ................................. W 64-38@ Alaska-Anchorage .......................... W 81-76@ Alaska-Anchorage ............................L 51-85@ Minnesota-Morris .............................L 73-80@ Winona State ...................................L 74-90H Northern State .................................L 59-81@ Bemidji State .................................. W 73-65H Briar Cliff ..........................................L 53-68H Rockhurst .........................................L 66-74@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 49-59H Minnesota-Morris .............................L 60-70@ Northern State .................................L 51-85H University of Sioux Falls ................ W 73-55H Bemidji State .................................. W 68-48@ Briar Cliff ........................................L 56-103@ Rockhurst .........................................L 49-66@ Alaska-Fairbanks .............................L 51-58@ Alaska-Fairbanks .............................L 53-73

1998-99 Head Coach Ryun Williams

(15-12)

H Mount Marty ................................... W 68-56H Chadron State ................................ W 79-64@ Morningside .....................................L 61-63N Missouri Southern .......................... W 69-54@ Central Missouri State .....................L 55-63H University of South Dakota ............ W 80-57H Simpson ...........................................L 72-78H Augustana (S.D.) ........................... W 60-45@ South Dakota State ..........................L 61-71@ Doane College ............................... W 64-52@ Northwest Missouri State ............... W 53-50H Winona State ................................. W 70-61@ St. Cloud State .................................L 74-76H Benedictine ......................................L 45-47@ Briar Cliff ..........................................L 39-42@ Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 60-50H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 58-55@ Rockhurst ....................................... W 57-49H Northern State ............................... W 66-54H Bemidji State .................................. W 68-54@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 63-77H Minnesota-Morris .............................L 47-52@ Northern State .................................L 55-79@ Winona State ...................................L 62-94H Briar Cliff ..........................................L 60-61@ Bemidji State .................................. W 72-62H Rockhurst ....................................... W 53-48


(19-9)

H South Dakota State ..........................L 64-77H Mount Marty ................................... W 81-61H Doane College ............................... W 81-66@ Augustana (S.D.) .............................L 77-85H Morningside ................................. W 103-53H Northern State .................................L 55-71H Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 78-41@ Univerisity of South Dakota .............L 47-61@ Morningside ................................... W 77-59@ Winona State ...................................L 63-80@ Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 59-58H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 76-62H MSU Moorhead .............................. W 84-63H Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 80-43@ Bemidji State .................................. W 71-62@ Minnesota-Duluth .............................L 48-65@ Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 76-50@ Northern State ............................... W 69-66H Briar Cliff ..........................................L 47-50H Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 69-64H Winona State ................................. W 77-69@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 57-77@ Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 90-63@ MSU Moorhead .............................. W 66-53H Minnesota-Duluth ........................... W 77-74H Bemidji State .................................. W 81-72H Winona State ................................. W 92-56@ Minnesota-Duluth .............................L 50-60


(18-9)

N University of South Dakota ............ W 74-58N Morningside ................................... W 72-63H University of Sioux Falls ................ W 63-51H Augustana (S.D.) .............................L 59-78@ Colorado Christian ...........................L 69-74@ Northern Colorado ......................... W 51-48@ Northern State .................................L 58-63@ Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 86-64H Winona State ................................. W 73-56H Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 82-67@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 67-79@ MSU Moorhead ................................L 40-73@ Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 78-63H Presentation College ..................... W 61-34H Bemidji State .................................. W 79-59H Minnesota-Duluth ........................... W 61-52H Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 87-57H Northern State ............................... W 71-69@ Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 74-60@ Winona State ................................. W 80-68H Southwest Minnesota State .............L 65-88H Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 81-62H MSU Moorhead ................................L 77-81@ Minnesota-Duluth .............................L 52-56@ Bemidji State .................................. W 72-61@ MSU Moorhead .............................. W 62-53N Southwest Minnesota State .............L 59-78



Head Coach Ryun Williams(12-15)

N University of South Dakota ..............L 62-81@ Morningside .....................................L 58-68H Mount Marty ................................... W 77-69H Grand View .................................... W 77-66H York College ................................... W 78-63@ Bemidji State .................................. W 74-57@ Minnesota-Duluth .............................L 60-75H University of Nebraska Omaha ........L 59-73N Saginaw Valley State .......................L 45-65N Mesa State .......................................L 64-77H Northern State .................................L 46-54H Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 93-46@ Winona State ................................. W 77-74@ Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 60-87H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 56-50H MSU Moorhead ................................L 65-56H Minnesota-Crookston .......................L 59-69H Minnesota-Duluth .............................L 74-88H Bemidji State .................................. W 76-50@ Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 64-22@ Northern State .................................L 66-77H Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 68-64H Winona State ................................. W 63-57@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 37-58@ Minnesota-Crookston .......................L 57-74@ MSU Moorhead .............................. W 67-56@ MSU Moorhead ................................L 59-75


(17-11)

H University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 82-72H University of South Dakota ..............L 69-83H Peru State ...................................... W 70-47@ University of Nebraska Kearney ......L 68-81N Minnesota State ............................. W 81-66N St. Cloud State ............................... W 70-60H York College ................................... W 80-42@ Augustana (S.D.) .............................L 72-56H College of St. Mary's ...................... W 74-46H Bemidji State .................................. W 79-51H Minnesota-Duluth ........................... W 79-58@ Northern State ............................... W 65-60@ Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 90-44H Winona State ................................. W 81-64H Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 84-70@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 65-79@ MSU Moorhead ................................L 51-72@ Minnesota-Crookston .......................L 71-81@ Minnesota-Duluth .............................L 69-77@ Bemidji State ....................................L 67-76H Minnesota-Morris ........................... W 73-51H Northern State ............................... W 77-73@ Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 68-81@ Winona State ...................................L 62-81H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 74-68 H Minnesota-Crookston ................... W 101-78H MSU Moorhead .............................. W 72-62@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 67-54


(13-15)

N University of Nebraska Omaha ........L 58-66@ University of South Dakota ..............L 49-61H York College ................................... W 73-49H Presentation College ..................... W 83-60H University of Nebraska Kearney ......L 71-50@ Lincoln University (Mo.) ................. W 68-61@ Central Missouri State .....................L 58-67H Augustana (S.D.) ........................... W 69-58H College of St. Mary's ...................... W 48-43H Mount Mercy .................................. W 63-50H Colorado School of Mines .............. W 59-45H Minnesota-Duluth ........................... W 62-49H Winona State ...................................L 62-50@ MSU Moorhead ................................L 58-71@ Northern State .................................L 54-64H Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 59-77@ Bemidji State ....................................L 60-68@ Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 70-58H Southwest Minnesota State .............L 63-70H Northern State ............................... W 62-60H MSU Moorhead ................................L 47-68@ Minnesota-Duluth .............................L 49-71@ Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 65-78@ Winona State ................................. W 69-63H Minnesota-Crookston .......................L 64-67H Bemidji State .................................. W 81-75@ Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 62-49@ Minnesota-Duluth .............................L 52-62


(20-11)

H Peru State ...................................... W 88-55@ Colorado School of Mines .............. W 55-50N Colorado Christian ......................... W 77-48H York College ................................... W 83-76@ Augustana (S.D.) .............................L 63-71H University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 83-64@ University of South Dakota ..............L 60-61N University of Nebraska Omaha ...... W 63-60H Grand View .................................... W 88-56H Waldorf ........................................... W 75-42H Mount Mercy .................................. W 79-48N Findlay (Ohio) ................................ W 55-50N Southwest Baptist .......................... W 71-58H University of South Dakota ..............L 79-80@ Northern State .................................L 67-76@ MSU Moorhead ................................L 67-82@ Winona State ................................. W 68-52H Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 48-85H Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 81-56H Bemidji State .................................. W 70-59H Upper Iowa .................................... W 50-37@ Southwest Minnesota State .............L 58-67H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 62-55@ Bemidji State .................................. W 60-48@ Minnesota-Crookston .......................L 65-73H Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 67-69H Winona State ................................. W 72-44H MSU Moorhead ................................L 55-62H Northern State ............................... W 75-71@ Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 68-58N Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 68-78


(27-4)

N Colorado School of Mines .............. W 76-37N Colorado Christian ......................... W 77-39H Peru State ...................................... W 93-38@ Metro State ......................................L 49-63N Adams State .................................. W 57-42@ University of Nebraska Kearney .... W 74-53H Augustana (S.D.) ........................... W 54-48@ Upper Iowa .................................... W 70-42H University of South Dakota ..............L 70-77H Mount Mercy .................................. W 65-34H York College ................................... W 68-51H College of St. Mary's ...................... W 72-53H Northern State ............................... W 61-60H MSU Moorhead .............................. W 81-59H Winona State ................................. W 85-66H Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 70-66@ Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 79-71@ Bemidji State .................................. W 80-74H Upper Iowa .................................... W 82-47H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 76-52@ Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 68-56H Bemidji State .................................. W 91-58H Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 79-50@ Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 85-61@ Winona State ................................. W 71-70@ MSU Moorhead .............................. W 86-59@ Northern State .................................L 69-72H Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 70-54N MSU Moorhead .............................. W 73-53N Northern State ............................... W 59-54N Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 59-74


(19-10)

N Colorado School of Mines .............. W 65-57@ Colorado Christian ......................... W 76-64H York College ................................... W 79-53@ Chadron State ................................ W 91-68H Bemidji State ....................................L 68-76H Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 79-47H Colorado-Colorado Springs ........... W 64-45@ Northern State .................................L 66-72@ University of Mary (N.D.) .................L 66-67@ University of South Dakota ..............L 55-71H Mount Mercy .................................. W 66-48H University of Nebraska Kearney ......L 88-99H Chadron State ................................ W 89-59H Winona State ...................................L 65-69H Upper Iowa .................................... W 64-52@ Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 65-60@ MSU Moorhead ................................L 67-73@ Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 68-79@ Minnesota-Crookston ..................... W 84-44@ Bemidji State ....................................L 73-80H University of Mary (N.D.) ................ W 78-74H Northern State ............................... W 63-60@ Upper Iowa .................................... W 64-63@ Winona State ................................. W 65-42H Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 72-59H Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 90-78H MSU Moorhead .............................. W 74-62N Winona State ................................. W 77-70@ Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 74-83



Head Coach Ryun Williams(22-10)

H Colorado Christian .......................... W 74-53H Colorado School of Mines ............... W 53-34@ Nebraska-Kearney ...........................L 48-68@ Colorado-Colorado Springs ........... W 80-63N Adams State ................................... W 61-58@ Minnesota, Crookston .................... W 89-69@ Bemidji State ....................................L 70-77@ Augustana ...................................... W 68-57H University of Mary ........................... W 73-58H Northern State ................................ W 66-63H Mount Mercy College ...................... W 86-59H Briar Cliff ......................................... W 89-57H South Dakota ....................................L 65-66@ Upper Iowa .................................... W 79-58@ Winona State ................................. W 78-72H Southwest Minnesota State ..............L 71-72H Concordia-St. Paul ............................L 77-78H MSU Moorhead ......................... W 72-70 OTH Bemidji State ................................... W 79-76H Minnesota, Crookston ..................... W 84-47@ Northern State .................................L 56-61@ University of Mary ............................L 58-59H Winona State .................................. W 68-62H Upper Iowa ..................................... W 57-44@ Southwest Minnesota State ........... W 84-67@ MSU Moorhead ................................L 57-61@ Concordia-St. Paul ......................... W 75-70H Northern State ................................ W 74-65N University of Mary ........................... W 70-58@ Concordia-St. Paul ...........................L 65-70N North Dakota ................................... W 85-78N Minnesota State ................................L 62-64


The 1993-94 WSC women's basketball team became the fi rst team in school history to go un-beaten at home, going 12-0 at Rice Auditorium. The team fi nished with a 22-5 overall record.

The 2007-08 WSC women's basketball team became the fi rst team in school history to win a game in the NCAA Tourna-ment, knocking off #6 North Dakota 85-78 in the fi rst round of the NCAA North Central Regional. The 'Cats fell to Minnesota State in the regional semi-fi nals 64-62 and fi nished the season with a 22-10 overall record.

2008-09 Wayne State College Women’s Basketball ScheduleDate Opponent Time Nov. 15 vs. Colorado Christian $ 5:00 pmNov. 16 @ Colorado School of Mines $ 5:00 pmNov. 22 @ Newman University 4:00 pmNov. 24 Nebraska-Kearney 6:00 pmNov. 29 vs. MSU Moorhead # 6:00 pmNov. 30 vs. Minnesota Duluth # 6:00 pmDec. 5 @ Northern State * 6:00 pmDec. 6 @ University of Mary * 6:00 pmDec. 13 Augustana College * 6:00 pmDec. 20 York College 1:00 pmJan. 2 Minnesota Duluth * 6:00 pmJan. 3 Bemidji State * 6:00 pmJan. 9 @ Minnesota, Crookston * 6:00 pmJan. 10 @ MSU Moorhead * 6:00 pmJan. 16 Winona State * 6:00 pmJan. 17 Upper Iowa * 6:00 pmJan. 23 @ Minnesota State * 6:00 pmJan. 24 @ Southwest Minnesota State * 6:00 pm Jan. 30 St. Cloud State * 6:00 pmJan. 31 Concordia University, St. Paul * 6:00 pmFeb. 7 @ Augustana * 6:00 pmFeb. 13 @ Winona State * 6:00 pmFeb. 14 @ Upper Iowa * 6:00 pmFeb. 20 Northern State * 6:00 pmFeb. 21 University of Mary * 6:00 pmFeb. 25 Southwest Minnesota State * 6:00 pm Feb. 28 @ Bemidji State * 6:00 pm Mar. 4 NSIC Tournament 1st Round TBAMar. 7-8 NSIC Tournament Semi-Finals/Finals TBAMar. 13-16 NCAA North Central Regional Tournament TBAMar. 25-28 NCAA Elite Eight TBA

* Denotes NSIC Opponents Home Games in Bold - Played at Rice Auditorium

$ = Colorado School of Mines Tipoff Classic in Golden, Colorado # = NSIC Holiday Hoopfest in Sioux Falls, South Dakota

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