doane women's basketball media guide 2010-11

DOANE TIGERS

women’s basketball2010-11

TABLE OF CONTENTS

This is Tiger Basketball 2-32010-11 Preseason Outlook 42010-11 Roster 5Tiger Sports Network 6Doane Coaching Staff 7-10Doane Players 11-272009-10 Season in Review 28-32GPAC Affi liation 33-37NAIA Affi liation 38Basketball History 39-48This is Doane College 49-50Doane Admission Offi ce 51Doane Academics 52-53Doane Facilities 54Doane President 55Doane Athletic Administration 56Sports Medicine 57Doane Head Coaches 58Doane Sports Information Offi ce 59Doane Athletic Sponsors 59-60

Athletics DirectoryAthletics 826-6717Athletic Director 826-8583Sports Information 826-8248 Fax 826-8647

Baseball 826-8646M Basketball 826-8281W Basketball 826-8636Cheer & Dance 520-0230Cross Country 826-8656Football 826-8201M Golf 826-6719W Golf 826-8653Soccer 826-6783Softball 826-6735Tennis 826-8227Track 826-8300Volleyball 826-8202

(area code for all offi ces is 402)

Quick FactsLocation Crete, Neb. 68333Founded 1872Enrollment 1,034Nickname TigersColors Orange & BlackConference GPACAffi liation NAIAPresident Jonathan BrandAthletic Director Greg HeierSID Rick SchmueckerSID Contact 826-8248

Basketball InformationHead Coach Tracee FairbanksYears 12thFacility Haddix CenterCapacity 1,2002009-10 Record 12-18

NAIA Champions of Character Code: Doane College welcomes all players, offi cials and spectators to today’s contest. As a member of the NAIA and Great Plains Athletic Conference, we are commited to the true spirit of competition by being a “Champion of Character,” through the fi ve core character values the NAIA embraces: respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership and sportsmanship. We ask each of you as a participant, offi cial or spectator to abide by these values by creating a positive environment in which our athletes may participate, our offi cials may work and you, the spectator, may enjoy. Please enjoy today’s contest.

Photo credits: Doane photos taken by Pete Fiumefreddo. Photos taken at Morningside College courtesy of Siouxland Sports Authority. Dana photos courtesy of the Dana Sports Foundation.

2009-10

BASKETBALL

2010-11 Doane Basketball4

starter at guard. She led the team with 67 assists last year and was second in steals with 38 and 3-point baskets made with 30. Nicole Skolnick will join the team after the volleyball season is complete. A four-year, two-sport athlete, Skolnick is a huge rebounding force for the Tigers as she averaged six a game. She recorded 84 rebounds in 14 games, sixth on the team ranking behind fi ve players who played a full season. Joining the Tigers for her senior year is Kalen Carlson who comes to the team after attending Dana College. Carlson was second on the team in points and rebounds per game last year for the Vikings.

The junior class has plenty of varsity experience. Cheryl Braithwait earned All-GPAC honors last year and was the leading scorer from the perimeter with 243 points. Ashley Daily brings a defensive presence and got on a roll late in the season. Kristine Ortmeier returns inside where she averaged 9.4 points and 4.1 rebounds while fi nishing second on the team with 57 assists. Madara Upeniece joined the team in the second half of last year and averaged fi ve points and three rebounds. Andrea Schaaf saw most of her action at the junior varsity level in her fi rst year back from injury. Morgan Dubas will miss this season following an injury in the preseason.

In the sophomore class, fi ve players return that played in at least one varsity game. Savannah Lohmeier averaged three rebounds per game from the point guard position. She had 44 assists. Brittany Luettel played in 25 games and recorded 51 points and will be a versatile player at both guard and forward. Heather Helman, Chelsea Reed and Siteena Ebrahim also saw varsity action last year. Nicole Starns joins the Tigers from Dana College where she played 19 varsity games before an injury cut her season short.

PRESEASON OUTLOOKAlthough the 2010-11 Tigers are coming off a season that was not typical of Doane tradition, the squad has high expectations entering the new year. The combination of returning players and an infl ux of some new talent has Coach Tracee Fairbanks setting high standards for her team.

Three seniors will lead the way for the Tigers this season. Brittany Lurz is a three-year

The Tigers’ schedule will be tough. Doane will face fi ve teams twice during the year that qualifi ed for the NAIA tournament a year ago as well as two others on one occasion. Twelve of the Tigers’ 27 games are against national tournament qualifi ers, including the GPAC opener against defending NAIA champion Northwestern College.

Media & Recruit Guide 5

2010 ROSTERClass RosterPlayer Year HometownKalen Carlson SR Omaha, Neb.Brittany Lurz SR Alliance, Neb.Nicole Skolnick SR Lincoln, Neb.Cheryl Braithwait JR Arapahoe, Neb.Ashley Daily JR Holdrege, Neb.Morgan Dubas JR Hastings, Neb.Kristine Ortmeier JR West Point, Neb.Andrea Schaaf JR Stuart, Neb.Madara Upeniece JR Riga, LatviaLaura Brink SO Nebraska City, Neb.Amber Duntz SO Odell, Neb.Siteena Ebrahim SO Lincoln, Neb.Heather Helman SO David City, Neb.Casondra Kleven SO Williston, N.D.Savannah Lohmeier SO Milford, Neb.Brittany Luettel SO Petersburg, Neb.Chelsea Reed SO Bellevue, Neb.Nicole Starns SO Ashland, Neb.Ashley Axmann FR Pleasanton, Neb.Cali Bellar FR Norfolk, Neb.Emily Brink FR Nebraska City, Neb.Morgan Dority FR Lincoln, Neb.Deidra Ground FR Kenesaw, Neb.Liz Karabell FR Arvada, Colo.Jen Kleinschmidt FR Geneva, Neb.Natalie Korus FR Lindsay, Neb.Jessica Pederson FR Castle Rock, Colo.Allison Pfeifer FR S. Sioux City, Neb.Brittany Ridder FR Fullerton, Neb.Manda Steer FR Bridgeport, Neb.Alyssa Willicott FR Blue Hill, Neb.

Alphabetical RosterPlayer Ashley AxmannCali BellarCheryl BraithwaitEmily BrinkLaura BrinkKalen CarlsonAshley DailyMorgan DorityMorgan DubasAmber DuntzSiteena EbrahimDeidra GroundHeather HelmanLiz KarabellJen KleinschmidtCasondra KlevenNatalie KorusSavannah LohmeierBrittany LuettelBrittany LurzKristine OrtmeierJessica PedersonAllison PfeiferChelsea ReedBrittany RidderAndrea SchaafNicole SkolnickNicole StarnsManda SteerMadara UpenieceAlyssa Willicott

By StateColorado 2Nebraska 27North Dakota 1

Latvia 1

By ClassSeniors 3Juniors 6Sophomores 9Freshmen 13

By CityColorado Arvada - 1 Castle Rock - 1

Nebraska Alliance - 1 Arapahoe - 1 Ashland - 1 Bellevue - 1 Blue Hill - 1 Bridgeport - 1 David City -1

Nebraska (cont) Fullerton - 1 Geneva - 1 Hastings - 1 Holdrege - 1 Kenesaw - 1 Lincoln - 3 Lindsay - 1 Milford - 1 Nebr. City - 2 Norfolk - 1 Odell - 1 Omaha - 1

Nebraska (cont) Petersburg - 1 Pleasanton - 1 S. Sioux City - 1 Stuart - 1 West Point - 1

North Dakota Williston - 1

Latvia Riga - 1


www.doane.edu/Athletics/TigerSportsNetwork

In Fall 2007, the Tiger Sports Network was launched with the intent to bring more broadcasts to the

Doane family. Doane joined with Stretch Internet to bring forth the best broadcasts available. You can

fi nd the schedule of broadcasts on the Doane College Athletics web site. In December 2008, live video streaming was introduced through Ustream.tv.

DOANE MULTIMEDIA YOUR CONNECTION TO TIGER ATHLETICS

www.twitter.com/Doane_TSN

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CoachIng Staff


Head Coach Tracee Fairbanks became the Tigers’ head women’s basketball coach in 1999. A 1996 Doane graduate, she currently serves as an assistant professor of mathematics at Doane. She was a guard and captain for the Tigers when they made their fi rst appearance in the Final Four at the NAIA National Tournament. She earned a Master of Education degree from Doane College in 1998.

During Fairbank’s tenure, Doane has had seven All-Americans, 28 Scholar-Athletes, including four in 2003 and 2008 which are the most in Tiger women’s basketball history, and a trip to the NAIA National Tournament in 2005 and 2006.

Fairbanks is a member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) and her efforts as both a coach and teacher have helped Doane rank nationally in the WBCA Academic Top 25 on a consistant basis. The Tigers placed 2nd in the nation with a cumulative GPA of 3.64 in the 2001-02 season and 6th in 2002-03.

Tracee Fairbanks

Head Coach

207-138 Record

Coach Fairbanks strives to install all of the things coaches want in a prominent basketball player: dedication, meeting challenges, teamwork, sportsmanship, and overall competitive spirit. She wants her student-athletes to be prepared on and off the court: not only in being prepared mentally and physically for game situations, but also that they have the overall capacities to prosper in the daily rigors of life off of the court. It is Coach Fairbanks’ aspiration that all her players take something positive from the program and leave a better overall person than when they arrived at Doane.

Tracee and her husband, Jeremy, have two daughters, Brynna and Gracey, and are expecting a third child around tourney time in March 2011.


Rick Schmuecker is in his eighth year as a Tiger assistant. He is in his tenth year at Doane serving in the Sports Information Department.

Prior to Doane, he attended Midland Lutheran College and graduated with a degree in business administration/accounting with a minor in coaching. He served as an undergrad assistant for the women’s program for two years. At MLC, he helped with on-court coaching and fi lm exchange.

At Doane, Schmuecker has served as the guard’s and post’s coach. He works with post position currently after spending four years with the guards. In 2010, he took over the junior varsity program. Shooting fundamentals and defense are two of the main areas that Schmuecker focuses on for the Tiger players. He is in charge of the Tiger’s fi lm exchange and assists in preparing scouting reports on opponents and recruiting, on and off campus.

A member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), he helps organize Doane’s efforts each February to raise awareness for cancer research through The V Foundation and Kay Yow Cancer Research Fund. He also assists in the Doane Volleyball team’s efforts for Dig Pink, raising awareness for breast cancer in October.

Schmuecker is a member of the NAIA-SIDA (Sports Information Director’s Association) and has received numerous awards for Doane publications and Web site content. He is also a member of CoSIDA (College Sports Information Director’s of America), receiving Second Place honors in the Special Event Media Guide category for the NAIA National Volleyball Tournament game program in 2009. He has helped Doane athletes earn fi ve Academic All-American honors in four years as well as several All-District Academic honors.

Rick Schmuecker

Assistant Coach


Jamie Weverka

Manager/Coach

Jamie Weverka joined the Tigers in 2007. She is a senior at Doane and majoring in business administration and accounting. Jamie re-joins the Tigers after studying overseas a year ago. She has been on the Dean’s List at Doane as well.

Weverka has been a manager for two years and will serve in the same roll again this year as well as assisting with the junior varsity program.

During her high school playing days at Arcadia High School, she was a basketball letter winner and member of the National Honor Society. Jamie is the daughter of Randy Weverka and Kyla Weverka.

Your Team


Kalen Carlson

SR • Omaha, NE

Omaha Westside H.S.

2009-10Attended Dana College• NAIA Scholar-Athlete• WBCA GPA #1 Team• Season-high 22 points vs. Waldorf• Season-high 13 rebounds at College • of St. MaryRecorded one double-double at • College of St. MarySeason-high fi ve assists vs. Kansas • Wesleyan

2008-09Season-high 20 points vs. Concordia• Season-high 10 rebounds vs. • ConcordiaRecorded one double-double vs. • ConcordiaSeason-high three assists vs. • Midland Lutheran

2007-08Season-high nine points at • ConcordiaSeason-high six rebounds at • Concordia

PersonalParents are Jon & Val Carlson• Two sisters, Erin & Sarah• Majoring in business • administration & sports management with a minor in psychologyDean’s list•


2009-10Season-high 14 points at Briar • CliffSeason-high four 3-pointers • made vs. Mount MartySeason-high eight rebounds vs. • College of St. Mary, at Fort Hays StateSeason-high eight assists at • Dana, vs. Siena HeightsSeason-high four steals at • Nebraska Wesleyan & Briar Cliff

2008-09Season-high 17 points vs. • MidAmerican NazareneSeason-high eight rebounds vs. • Northwestern and DanaSeason-high fi ve assists vs. Dana • and Nebraska WesleyanSeason-high fi ve steals vs. Dana • and South Dakota Tech

Brittany Lurz

SR • Alliance, NE

Alliance H.S.

2007-08Honorable mention All-GPAC• Season-high 14 points at Viterbo• Season-high seven rebounds vs. • Kansas WesleyanSeason-high fi ve assists vs. • Midland Lutheran and DanaSeason-high four steals vs. Dana • and Dordt

PersonalParents are Lyle Lurz & Susan • CusterOne brother, Travis• Majoring in fi tness management•


2009-10Season-high 11 points at • MorningsideSeason-high 13 rebounds vs. Dordt• Recorded one double-double at • MorningsideSeason-high seven offensive • rebounds at Morningside & HastingsSeason-high fi ve steals at Briar • Cliff

Nicole Skolnick

SR • Lincoln, NE

Lincoln North Star H.S.

2008-09Season-high four points vs. • MorningsideSeason-high seven rebounds vs. • HastingsSeason-high three steals vs. • Morningside

2007-08Season-high three rebounds at • Hastings

PersonalParents are Rob & Betty Skolnick• One sister, Cassie• Majoring in exercise science• Member of the volleyball team• Played on two squads that have • been nationally ranked at Doane, volleyball and basketball


2009-10Honorable mention All-GPAC• Season-high 30 points vs. Mount • MartySeason-high 12 fi eld goals vs. • Mount Marty (12-16)Season-high nine rebounds vs. • Nebraska WesleyanSeason-high fi ve assists vs. • Concordia

Cheryl Braithwait

JR • Arapahoe, NE

Arapahoe H.S.

Ashley Daily

JR • Holdrege, NE

Holdrege H.S.

2009-10Season-high eight points vs. • Mount MartySeason-high fi ve rebounds vs. • College of St. MarySeason-high three assists vs. • Sterling & Mount Marty

2008-09Season-high 10 points vs. Dana• Season-high four rebounds vs. • DordtSeason-high two steals vs. Dana • and Roger Williams

Personal Parents are Frank & Shelli Daily• One brother, Andrew• Majoring in exercise science•

2008-09Season-high 11 points vs. Roger • Williams and South Dakota Tech

PersonalParents are Bob & Marge • BraithwaitOne sister, Angela, and two • brothers, Brad & TonyMajoring in elementary education • with a minor in special education


2009-10Season-high 23 points vs. Aquinas• Season-high eight fi eld goals vs. • AquinasSeason-high 13 rebounds vs. Briar • CliffRecorded two double-doubles, vs. • Tabor & Briar CliffSeason-high six assists at Briar • Cliff

2009-10Season-high 17 points at Nebraska • WesleyanSeason-high 10 rebounds vs. • Mount MartyRecorded one double-double vs. • Mount MartySeason-high four steals at Midland • Lutheran

Morgan Dubas

JR • Hastings, NE

St. Cecilia H.S.

Kristine Ortmeier

JR • West Point, NE

Central Catholic H.S.

2008-09Season-high four points versus • Nebraska WesleyanSeason-high two steals versus • Roger Williams

PersonalParents are Bob & Cathy Dubas• One brother, Zach• Majoring in accounting and • business administration

2008-09Season-high 16 points vs. • NorthwesternSeason-high 11 rebounds vs. Briar • CliffSeason-high fi ve assists vs. York•

PersonalParents are Warren & Joyce • OrtmeierOne sister, Abby• Majoring in psychology•


2009-10Played in one varsity game•

2008-09Injured, missed season•

Andrea Schaaf

JR • Stuart, NE

Stuart H.S.

Madara Upeniece

JR • Riga, Latvia

Northwest College

2009-10Season-high 10 points at Briar Cliff• Season-high seven rebounds at • Sioux FallsSeason-high two assists at • Morningside & vs. Sioux Falls

2008-09Attended Northwest College (WY)•

Personal Parents are Raitis Zupins & Nelda • UpenieceOne brother, Roberts• Majoring in fi tness management•

PersonalParents are Gerry & Jill Schaaf• Two brothers, Nathan & Chris• Majoring in graphic design•


2009-10Member of the junior varsity team•


Laura Brink

SO • Nebraska City, NE

Lourdes Central Catholic H.S.

Amber Duntz

SO • Odell, NE

Diller-Odell H.S.

PersonalParents are Ed & Deb Brink• One brother, A.J., and one sister, • EmilyUndeclared major•

PersonalParents are Kyle & Janice Duntz• Two sisters, Erin & Sherri• Majoring in exercise science•


2009-10Played in 10 varsity games• Season-high two rebounds vs. • Dana

Siteena Ebrahim

SO • Lincoln, NE

Lincoln North Star H.S.

Heather Helman

SO • David City, NE

East Butler H.S.

2009-10Played in one varsity game•

Personal Parents are Randy & Sherri Helman• Two brothers, Nathan & Hunter, • and two sisters, Hannah & HollyMajoring in graphic design•

PersonalMother is Lisa Ebrahim• One brother, Kamal, and one sister, • AliyahMajoring in biology•


2009-10Season-high seven points vs. Tabor• Season-high eight rebounds vs. • Tabor and Siena HeightsSeason-high seven assists at • Midland Lutheran


Casondra Kleven

SO • Williston, ND

Williston H.S.

Savannah Lohmeier

SO • Milford, NE

Milford H.S.

PersonalParents are Douglas & Teresa • KlevenOne brother, Riley• Majoring in mathematics & • chemistry

PersonalParents are John & Wendy • LohmeierOne sister, Tiffany• Majoring in accounting•


2009-10Season-high nine points vs. Tabor• Season-high six rebounds vs. • SterlingSeason-high two assists at • MidAmerican Nazarene, Dana, Midland Lutheran & vs. Tabor

Brittany Luettel

SO • Petersburg, NE

Boone Central H.S.

Chelsea Reed

SO • Bellevue, NE

Bellevue East H.S.

2009-10Season-high seven points vs. Siena • HeightsSeason-high eight rebounds vs. • Siena HeightsSeason-high two assists at Dakota • Wesleyan

Personal Parents are Lynne & Adam Reed• Two sisters, Stephanie & Lexi• Majoring in pre-engineering•

PersonalParents are Dan & Rhonda Luettel• Two sisters, Danielle & McKayla• Majoring in exercise science•


PersonalParents are Kraig & Karen Axmann• Two brothers, Jordan & Brendan•

2009-10Attended Dana College• WBCA GPA #1 Team• Season-high 12 points vs. Bethany• Season-high 10 rebounds at York• Season-high three assists vs. • Concordia

Nicole Starns

SO • Ashland, NE

Ashland-Greenwood H.S.

Ashley Axmann

FR • Pleasanton, NE

Pleasanton H.S.

Personal Parents are John & Anita Starns• One brother, Branson• Majoring in business • administration

Majoring in elementary education • with a minor in coaching


PersonalParents are Ed & Deb Brink• One sister, Laura, and one brother • A.J.

Emily Brink

FR • Nebraska City, NE

Lourdes Central Catholic H.S.

Morgan Dority

FR • Lincoln, NE

Lincoln Christian H.S.

Personal Parents are Lisa Dority & Clay • WalkerThree sisters, Khrystyna, Ebony & • Yaya and one brother, Niddy

Undeclared Major•

Majoring in business • administration with a minor in Spanish

PersonalParents are Jeff & Lorrie Bellar• One sister, Lisa, and one brother, • Jordan

Cali Bellar

FR • Norfolk, NE

Norfolk Catholic H.S.

Majoring in psychology•


PersonalParents are Rich & Paula Karabell• Two brothers, Ben & Will•

PersonalParents are Dan Ground & Nellie • AugustinOne brother, Danny, and one sister, • Dusty

Deidra Ground

FR • Kenesaw, NE

Kenesaw H.S.

Liz Karabell

FR • Arvada, CO

Arvada West H.S.

Majoring in sociology & • psychology

Majoring in elementary education•


PersonalParents are Randy Kleinschmidt • and Shirely SchroetlinThree sisters, Christy, Morgan & • Jacki

Jen Kleinschmidt

FR • Geneva, NE

Fillmore Central H.S.

Natalie Korus

FR • Lindsay, NE

Lindsay Holy Family H.S.

Personal Parents are Kenneth & Alice Korus• Two brothers, Mitchel & Clayton, • and one sister, Breanna


Undeclared major•


PersonalParents are Doug & Doris Pfeifer• One brother, Jonathan•

PersonalParents are Rick & Susan Pederson• One brother, Jake and one sister, • Mary

Jessica Pederson

FR • Castle Rock, CO

Douglas County H.S.

Allison Pfeifer

FR • South Sioux City, NE

South Sioux City H.S.

Majoring in biology•



PersonalParents are Michael & Tammy • RidderThree brothers, Brandon, Jarrod & • Tyler

Brittany Ridder

FR • Fullerton, NE

Fullerton H.S.

Manda Steer

FR • Bridgeport, NE

Bridgeport H.S.

Personal Parents are Mark Steer & Sara • SteerTwo sisters, Marissa & Molly•

Majoring in business management•


Alyssa Willicott

FR • Blue Hill, NE

Blue Hill H.S.

Personal Parents are Robert & Carolyn • WillicottTwo brothers, Robbey & Corey, and • two sisters, Chrissy & Mackenzie

Majoring in natural sciences•


Tigers fi nished 12-18, 8-10 in GPAC• Tigers tied for 9th in GPAC• Ranked No. 34 in NAIA in offensive • rebounds/game (14.3)Ranked No. 39 in rebound margin (2.4)• Ranked No. 46 in rebounds/gm (39.9)• Ranked No. 49 in assists (405)• Ranked No. 49 in assists/gm (13.5)• Ranked No. 4 in GPAC in rebounds•

Vanessa Munter named NAIA honorable mention • All-AmericanMunter named First Team All-Nebraska by the • Omaha World HeraldCheryl Braithwait, Hannah Helman & Lindsay • Shaw named honorable mention All-NebraskaMunter named Second Team All-GPAC• Braithwait named honorable mention All-GPAC• Nicole Anderson named NAIA Scholar-Athlete• Munter ranked No. 48 in NAIA in total points (477)• Kristine Ortmeier ranked No. 50 in NAIA in free • throw % (77.8)Ortmeier ranked No. 5 in GPAC in fi eld goal % • (55.3)Munter ranked No. 5 in GPAC in steals/gm (2.4)• Munter ranked No. 6 in GPAC in rebounds/gm (7.0)• Munter ranked No. 7 in GPAC in points/gm (15.9)• Ortmeier ranked No. 8 in GPAC in free throw %• Munter ranked No. 9 in GPAC in blocks/gm (0.87)• Munter ranked No. 9 in GPAC offensive rebounds/• gm (2.2) Helman ranked No. 25 in GPAC in points/gm (10.9)•

2009-10 Season in Review


2009-10 SCHEDULE & RESULTS

Date Opponent Score Leading Scorer

11/03 COLLEGE OF ST. MARY W 83-66 (31) Munter, Vanessa

11/06 at MidAmerican Nazarene University L 57-72 (29) Munter, Vanessa

11/07 vs Avila University W 77-72 (23) Helman, Hannah

11/12 at Peru State College L 48-62 (11) Munter, Vanessa

11/17 at Southwestern College L 52-61 (15) Helman, Hannah

11/21 *at Northwestern College L 45-85 (11) Munter, Vanessa

11/24 *at Dana College W 72-63 (17) Helman, Hannah

11/27 STERLING COLLEGE W 75-65 (27) Munter, Vanessa

11/28 TABOR COLLEGE W 78-60 (15) Munter, Vanessa

12/02 *at Concordia University L 60-78 (21) Helman, Hannah

12/05 *BRIAR CLIFF UNIVERSITY L 65-90 (18)Ortmeier, Kristine

12/12 *NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY W 61-58 (21) Munter, Vanessa

12/16 at Fort Hays State University L 62-68 (18) Helman, Hannah

12/27 vs St. Ambrose University L 54-63 (14) Munter, Vanessa

12/28 vs Siena Heights University L 74-78 (17) Munter, Vanessa

12/29 vs Aquinas College L 67-78 (23) Ortmeier, Kristine

01/06 *HASTINGS COLLEGE L 59-77 (16) Shaw, Lindsay

01/10 *at Dakota Wesleyan University L 48-73 (10) Ortmeier, Kristine

(10) Shaw, Lindsay

01/13 *at Midland Lutheran College L 70-80 (16) Ortmeier, Kristine

01/16 *MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE W 100-78 (30) Braithwait, Cheryl

01/20 *DANA COLLEGE W 73-45 (25) Munter, Vanessa

01/23 *at Morningside College L 52-96 (17) Munter, Vanessa

01/27 *CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY W 79-76 (18) Braithwait, Cheryl

01/30 *UNIVERSITY OF SIOUX FALLS W 68-62 (21) Munter, Vanessa

02/02 *at Nebraska Wesleyan University W 63-48 (17) Dubas, Morgan

02/10 *at Hastings College L 40-79 (13) Munter, Vanessa

02/13 *at Briar Cliff University L 67-78 (14) Lurz, Brittany

02/17 *MIDLAND LUTHERAN COLLEGE W 62-47 (22) Munter, Vanessa

02/20 *DORDT COLLEGE L 52-66 (18) Munter, Vanessa

02/23 at Univ. of Sioux Falls L 51-63 (11) Munter, Vanessa

(11) Dubas, Morgan

Team Record W-L Overall: 12-18 Conference: 8-10 Home: 9-3 Away: 2-12 Neutral: 1-3


Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg a to blk stl pts avg05 Lurz, Brittany 30 46-143 .322 30-103 .291 29-41 .707 25 68 93 3.1 67 61 1 38 151 5.010 Anderson, Nicole 11 9-32 .281 0-6 .000 8-12 .667 13 17 30 2.7 6 21 1 7 26 2.420 Helman, Hannah 17 67-184 .364 17-56 .304 46-64 .719 30 39 69 4.1 26 65 1 19 197 11.620 Helman, Heather 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.021 Upeniece, Madara 9 20-43 .465 1-4 .250 2-7 .286 5 25 30 3.3 8 23 8 5 43 4.821 Schaaf, Andrea 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.022 Shaw, Lindsay 30 63-178 .354 31-110 .282 10-17 .588 28 37 65 2.2 36 55 1 25 167 5.624 Dubas, Morgan 28 40-91 .440 14-28 .500 10-16 .625 28 63 91 3.3 14 23 1 15 104 3.725 Daily, Ashley 24 12-39 .308 7-25 .280 5-6 .833 3 16 19 0.8 17 20 1 6 36 1.530 Braithwait, Cheryl 30 87-228 .382 30-106 .283 39-59 .661 31 31 62 2.1 47 62 1 35 243 8.131 Reed, Chelsea 13 7-24 .292 0-6 .000 2-4 .500 7 10 17 1.3 3 11 1 9 16 1.232 Ebrahim, Siteena 10 0-3 .000 0-3 .000 0-2 .000 1 3 4 0.4 2 1 0 0 0 0.033 Skolnick, Nicole 14 20-51 .392 0-1 .000 8-10 .800 35 49 84 6.0 10 16 0 13 48 3.435 Lohmeier, Savannah 30 19-60 .317 1-21 .048 11-20 .550 16 75 91 3.0 44 49 0 14 50 1.742 Munter, Vanessa 30 189-455 .415 6-19 .316 93-142 .655 66 145 211 7.0 48 81 26 72 477 15.943 Ortmeier, Kristine 28 90-169 .533 0-4 .000 84-108 .778 55 60 115 4.1 57 105 4 29 264 9.444 Luettel, Brittany 25 14-42 .333 4-18 .222 19-29 .655 13 26 39 1.6 18 30 5 7 51 2.052 Bellinghausen, Ali 25 10-40 .250 0-0 .000 7-20 .350 4 24 28 1.1 0 12 1 6 27 1.1Total 30 697-1800 .387 145-526 .276 375-563 .666 429 769 1198 39.9 405 665 52 303 1914 63.8Opponents 30 725-1732 .419 171-502 .341 466-666 .700 356 774 1130 37.7 352 611 78 338 2087 69.6

2009-10 SEASON STATISTICS

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg a to blk stl pts avg05 Lurz, Brittany 18 28-84 .333 20-62 .323 20-25 .800 15 31 46 2.6 41 31 1 30 96 5.310 Anderson, Nicole 9 8-27 .296 0-3 .000 3-6 .500 11 14 25 2.8 6 17 1 4 19 2.120 Helman, Hannah 6 24-72 .333 5-21 .238 12-21 .571 11 6 17 2.8 8 27 1 8 65 10.820 Helman, Heather 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.021 Upeniece, Madara 8 16-33 .485 1-4 .250 2-6 .333 4 19 23 2.9 7 19 8 5 35 4.421 Schaaf, Andrea 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.022 Shaw, Lindsay 18 36-105 .343 21-72 .292 6-9 .667 14 21 35 1.9 21 30 1 10 99 5.524 Dubas, Morgan 16 29-64 .453 10-21 .476 4-6 .667 20 28 48 3.0 11 12 0 11 72 4.525 Daily, Ashley 13 7-15 .467 4-9 .444 2-2 1.000 1 6 7 0.5 7 11 0 2 20 1.530 Braithwait, Cheryl 18 67-162 .414 18-68 .265 23-37 .622 19 20 39 2.2 27 41 1 24 175 9.731 Reed, Chelsea 11 4-18 .222 0-4 .000 1-2 .500 2 6 8 0.7 2 8 1 5 9 0.832 Ebrahim, Siteena 9 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 0-2 .000 1 2 3 0.3 1 1 0 0 0 0.033 Skolnick, Nicole 13 18-48 .375 0-1 .000 8-10 .800 33 46 79 6.1 10 15 0 11 44 3.435 Lohmeier, Savannah 18 6-28 .214 0-11 .000 8-11 .727 6 43 49 2.7 25 30 0 8 20 1.142 Munter, Vanessa 18 108-271 .399 2-8 .250 52-82 .634 42 91 133 7.4 31 54 15 53 270 15.043 Ortmeier, Kristine 18 60-113 .531 0-2 .000 55-71 .775 32 29 61 3.4 45 67 1 18 175 9.744 Luettel, Brittany 17 5-17 .294 2-7 .286 7-11 .636 4 10 14 0.8 11 19 2 2 19 1.152 Bellinghausen, Ali 16 3-14 .214 0-0 .000 2-10 .200 2 7 9 0.6 0 6 1 0 8 0.5Total 18 422-1086 .389 86-306 .281 206-315 .654 260 428 688 38.2 253 406 33 192 1136 63.1Opponents 18 450-1023 .440 103-279 .369 276-391 .706 218 457 675 37.5 214 390 42 207 1279 71.1

2009-10 CONFERENCE STATISTICS


2009-10 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg a to blk stl pts avgCOLLEGE OF ST. MARY 30-62 .484 3-17 .176 20-31 .645 14 32 46 46.0 10 18 2 12 83 83.0at MidAmerican Nazar. 23-72 .319 3-16 .188 8-17 .471 21 16 37 41.5 10 10 5 8 57 70.0vs Avila 24-63 .381 4-21 .190 25-33 .758 21 32 53 45.3 16 26 1 7 77 72.3at Peru State 13-59 .220 7-24 .292 15-21 .714 18 23 41 44.2 8 24 0 10 48 66.2at Southwestern 17-46 .370 3-10 .300 15-23 .652 8 33 41 43.6 8 29 3 11 52 63.4at Northwestern 17-68 .250 4-23 .174 7-12 .583 18 22 40 43.0 12 31 0 9 45 60.3at Dana 27-55 .491 6-14 .429 12-28 .429 15 25 40 42.6 21 25 1 7 72 62.0STERLING 28-54 .519 3-14 .214 16-25 .640 9 36 45 42.9 14 21 0 7 75 63.6TABOR 30-58 .517 8-16 .500 10-14 .714 10 30 40 42.6 18 24 0 13 78 65.2at Concordia 20-58 .345 4-16 .250 16-22 .727 7 23 30 41.3 13 21 2 15 60 64.7BRIAR CLIFF 22-67 .328 3-17 .176 18-29 .621 18 29 47 41.8 13 28 2 11 65 64.7NEBRASKA WESLEYAN 25-70 .357 3-15 .200 8-10 .800 18 22 40 41.7 16 17 1 17 61 64.4at Fort Hays State 24-67 .358 7-18 .389 7-10 .700 12 28 40 41.5 17 14 2 8 62 64.2vs St. Ambrose 19-61 .311 7-26 .269 9-13 .692 18 34 52 42.3 15 29 3 8 54 63.5vs Siena Heights 27-61 .443 4-19 .211 16-24 .667 17 28 45 42.5 17 23 2 8 74 64.2vs Aquinas 22-61 .361 4-20 .200 19-25 .760 12 24 36 42.1 12 18 0 7 67 64.4HASTINGS 23-50 .460 6-16 .375 7-14 .500 8 19 27 41.2 7 23 1 8 59 64.1at Dakota Wesleyan 20-60 .333 4-21 .190 4-7 .571 10 16 26 40.3 9 16 3 10 48 63.2at Midland Lutheran 24-68 .353 6-26 .231 16-24 .667 25 16 41 40.4 18 17 0 9 70 63.5MOUNT MARTY 38-65 .585 13-19 .684 11-13 .846 12 29 41 40.4 24 18 1 10 100 65.3DANA 28-63 .444 2-14 .143 15-21 .714 14 30 44 40.6 16 17 1 10 73 65.7at Morningside 22-57 .386 2-14 .143 6-15 .400 17 22 39 40.5 14 33 3 7 52 65.1CONCORDIA 27-51 .529 5-13 .385 20-27 .741 8 22 30 40.0 15 19 0 9 79 65.7SIOUX FALLS 24-56 .429 6-15 .400 14-19 .737 11 28 39 40.0 15 19 3 10 68 65.8at Nebraska Wesleyan 21-55 .382 8-21 .381 13-17 .765 12 19 31 39.6 13 17 2 13 63 65.7at Hastings 13-61 .213 1-15 .067 13-22 .591 21 20 41 39.7 5 26 2 7 40 64.7at Briar Cliff 26-56 .464 5-16 .313 10-13 .769 9 32 41 39.7 18 36 3 15 67 64.8MIDLAND LUTHERAN 26-66 .394 4-14 .286 6-7 .857 16 27 43 39.9 12 19 4 16 62 64.7DORDT 19-60 .317 4-17 .235 10-15 .667 21 27 48 40.1 12 24 4 9 52 64.2at Sioux Falls 18-50 .360 6-19 .316 9-12 .750 9 25 34 39.9 7 23 1 12 51 63.8Doane College 697-1800 .387 145-526 .276 375-563 .666 429 769 1198 39.9 405 665 52 303 1914 63.8Opponents 725-1732 .419 171-502 .341 466-666 .700 356 774 1130 37.7 352 611 78 338 2087 69.6


POINTS31 Munter, Vanessa vs. College of St. Mary30 Braithwait, Cheryl vs. Mount Marty29 Munter, Vanessa at MidAmer. Nazarene27 Munter, Vanessa vs. Sterling25 Munter, Vanessa vs. Dana

FIELD GOALS MADE12 Braithwait, Cheryl vs. Mount Marty12 Munter, Vanessa at MidAmer. Nazarene12 Munter, Vanessa vs. College of St. Mary

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1.000 (5-5) Upeniece, Madara at Briar Cliff1.000 (5-5) Ortmeier, Kristine vs. Tabor

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE5 Dubas, Morgan at Nebraska Wesleyan4 Shaw, Lindsay vs. Sioux Falls4 Lurz, Brittany vs. Mount Marty4 Shaw, Lindsay vs. Hastings4 Braithwait, Cheryl at Fort Hays State

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1.000 (2-2) Daily, Ashley at Sioux Falls1.000 (2-2) Daily, Ashley vs. Mount Marty1.000 (2-2) Helman, Hannah vs. Tabor

FREE THROWS MADE11 Munter, Vanessa vs. Avila9 Munter, Vanessa vs. Dana9 Helman, Hannah vs. Avila

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min 5 made)

1.000 (6-6) Ortmeier, Kristine vs. Concordia1.000 (6-6) Ortmeier, Kristine vs. Siena Heights1.000 (6-6) Ortmeier, Kristine vs. Briar Cliff1.000 (5-5) Lurz, Brittany at Briar Cliff

REBOUNDS15 Munter, Vanessa vs. Mount Marty13 Skolnick, Nicole vs. Dordt13 Munter, Vanessa vs. St. Ambrose13 Ortmeier, Kristine vs. Briar Cliff

ASSISTS8 Lurz, Brittany vs. Siena Heights8 Lurz, Brittany at Dana

STEALS7 Munter, Vanessa vs. Nebraska Wesleyan6 Munter, Vanessa vs. Midland Lutheran6 Munter, Vanessa vs. College of St. Mary

BLOCKED SHOTS3 Munter, Vanessa vs. Dordt3 Munter, Vanessa at MidAmer. Nazarene

INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES

VANESSA MUNTER


The Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) is an affi liated conference of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), consisting of 12 private, faith-based colleges and universities in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota. Originally founded in 1969 as the Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (NIAC), the league retained all six of its charter members - Concordia, Dana, Doane, Hastings, Midland and Nebraska Wesleyan. In 1992, the NIAC added Northwestern and became the Nebraska-Iowa Athletic Conference. Eight years later, Dakota Wesleyan, Dordt, Mount Marty and Sioux Falls joined the conference which became the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) in 2000-2001. Briar Cliff entered the league in 2002-2003 and Morningside became the 13th member starting with the 2003-2004 school year. On June 30, 2010, Dana closed to give the GPAC 12 members.

The GPAC has 17 NAIA National Champions...In 2000-2001 the Northwestern women and men won NAIA Division II National Basketball Championships, while the Doane women shared the outdoor NAIA Track and Field title. 2001-2002 brought two NAIA titles to our league. The Hastings women won the NAIA Division II National Basketball title, while Doane’s women won the NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Championship outright. In 2002-2003 the GPAC won two more National Championships with the Hastings women repeating as NAIA Division II National Basketball Champions (defeating GPAC foe Dakota Wesleyan in the title game), and the Northwestern men winning the NAIA Division II crown for the second time in three years. The Morningside women’s basketball teams won the 2004 and 2005 titles in front of the hometown Sioux City fans at the Tyson Events Center. In 2006 the Hastings women’s basketball team won their third basketball title in fi ve years. The GPAC won six straight NAIA Division II Women’s Basketball National Championships from 2001 to 2006. Also, in 2006 Dana College claimed the NAIA National Wrestling Championship, while the Nebraska Wesleyan’s men’s golf team won the NCAA III National Title. In the fall of 2006 when Sioux Falls won the Football National Championship in Savannah, Tennessee. The Northwestern women’s basketball team capped a 35-2 season in winning the 2008 NAIA Division II National Championship. The University of Sioux Falls won their second NAIA Football Title in three years by claiming the 2008 National Championship in Rome, Georgia, on December 20. In March of 2009 the Morningside Women’s Basketball team capped a perfect 38-0 season by claiming the NAIA Division II Women’s Basketball Championship (defeating GPAC foe Hastings in the title game). On December 19, 2009, the Sioux Falls Football Team Claimed Back-to-Back National Titles and won their fourth overall National Title while capping a 15-0 season in Rome, Georgia. In March of 2010 Northwestern’s women’s basketball team won the NAIA Division II National Championship. The GPAC has now won nine of the last ten NAIA Division II Women’s Basketball Championships! The GPAC has many individual NAIA and NCAA Division III National Champions in track and fi eld (Nebraska Wesleyan is dual member of both the NAIA and NCAA Division III).

Corey Westra of Sioux City, Iowa, is the GPAC Commissioner and Information Director.


Briar Cliff University Chargers3303 Rebecca Street, Sioux City, IA 51104Founded: 1930 Enrollment: 1116Colors: Royal Blue and GoldAthletic Director: Steve GastPhone: 712-279-1707Sports Information: Jared BodammerPhone: 712-279-1653

Concordia University Bulldogs800 North Columbia, Seward, NE 68434Founded: 1894 Enrollment: 1717Colors: Navy and WhiteAthletic Director: Devin SmithPhone: 402-643-7366Sports Information: Scott RetzlaffPhone: 402-643-7392

Dakota Wesleyan University Tigers1200 West University, Mitchell, SD 57301Founded: 1885 Enrollment: 783Colors: Royal Blue and WhiteAthletic Director: Curt HartPhone: 605-995-2898Sports Information: Leah RadoPhone: 605-995-2854

Dordt College Defenders 498 4th Avenue NE, Sioux Center, IA 51250Founded: 1955 Enrollment: 1310Colors: Black, White and GoldAthletic Director: Glenn BoumaPhone: 712-722-6305Sports Information: Mike BykerPhone: 712-722-6301

Hastings College Broncos 800 North Turner, Hastings, NE 68901Founded: 1882 Enrollment: 1150Colors: Crimson, Black and WhiteAthletic Director: Ian RobertsPhone: 402-461-7331Sports Information: Dave KimuraPhone: 402-461-7309

Midland University Warriors 900 N Clarkson, Fremont, NE 68025Founded: 1883 Enrollment: 608Colors: Black and OrangeAthletic Director: Keith KrammePhone: 402-941-6059Sports Information: Rich RayPhone: 402-941-6074

Morningside College Mustangs1501 Morningside Ave., Sioux City, IA 51106 Founded: 1894 Enrollment: 1170Colors: Maroon and WhiteAthletic Director: Jerry SchmuttePhone: 712-274-5313Sports Information: Dave RebstockPhone: 712-274-5127

Mount Marty College Lancers1105 West 8th Street, Yankton, SD 57078Founded: 1936 Enrollment: 1125Colors: Navy Blue and GoldAthletic Director: Chuck IversonPhone: 605-668-1529Sports Information: Andy BernatowPhone: 605-668-1601

Nebraska Wesleyan University Prairie Wolves5000 Saint Paul Avenue, Lincoln, NE 68504Founded: 1887 Enrollment: 1600Colors: Gold, Brown and BlackAthletic Director: Ira ZeffPhone: 402-465-2360Sports Information: Alex LindenPhone: 402-465-2151

Northwestern College Red Raiders101 7th Street SW, Orange City, IA 51041Founded: 1882 Enrollment: 1173Colors: Red and WhiteAthletic Director: Barry BrandtPhone: 712-707-7284Sports Information: Matt BosPhone: 712-707-7289

University of Sioux Falls Cougars1101 West 22nd St, Sioux Falls, SD 57105Founded: 1883 Enrollment: 1275Colors: Purple, Black and WhiteAthletic Director: Willie SanchezPhone: 605-575-2038Sports Information: Matt StullPhone: 605-331-6695


MATCH WON-LOST PCT GPAC OverallTeam W-L Pct W-L PctHastings 17-1 .944 30-3 .909Northwestern 15-3 .833 26-5 .839Morningside 12-4 .750 20-11 .645Briar Cliff 13-5 .722 25-7 .781Concordia 11-7 .611 21-10 .677Mount Marty 10-8 .500 20-10 .667 Dordt 10-8 .556 19-13 .594Sioux Falls 9-9 .500 15-13 .536Doane 8-10 .444 12-18 .400Dakota Wesleyan 4-14 .222 8-23 .258Nebraska Wesleyan 3-14 .176 7-18 .280Midland Lutheran 3-15 .167 8-23 .258Dana 1-16 .059 3-25 .107

SCORING OFFENSETeam Pts AvgBriar Cliff 2779 86.8Northwestern 2600 83.9Hastings 2581 78.2Morningside 2377 76.7Mount Marty 2136 71.2Concordia 2169 70.0Doane 1914 63.8Dordt 2026 63.3Sioux Falls 1716 61.3Dakota Wesleyan 1872 60.4Midland Lutheran 1821 58.7Dana 1592 56.9Nebraska Wesleyan 1401 56.0

SCORING DEFENSETeam Pts AvgConcordia 1856 59.9Hastings 1995 60.5Dordt 1950 60.9Mount Marty 1841 61.4Sioux Falls 1721 61.5Morningside 2043 65.9Northwestern 2060 66.5Dakota Wesleyan 2128 68.6Doane 2087 69.6Midland Lutheran 2163 69.8Briar Cliff 2241 70.0Nebraska Wesleyan 1802 72.1Dana 2070 73.9

FREE THROW PERCENTAGESTeam FTM FTA PctHastings 509 662 .769Mount Marty 357 471 .758Northwestern 489 665 .735Morningside 427 583 .732Briar Cliff 594 826 .719Concordia 462 659 .701Dordt 401 595 .674Midland Lutheran 368 552 .667Doane 375 563 .666Nebraska Wesleyan 246 370 .665Dakota Wesleyan 374 565 .662Dana 368 558 .659Sioux Falls 355 547 .649

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESTeam FG FGA PctNorthwestern 953 1954 .488Hastings 916 1962 .467Briar Cliff 998 2157 .463Mount Marty 755 1700 .444Morningside 838 1998 .419Dakota Wesleyan 647 1577 .410Dordt 745 1826 .408Nebraska Wesleyan 515 1274 .404Concordia 748 1915 .391Doane 697 1800 .387Sioux Falls 585 1579 .370Midland Lutheran 646 1784 .362Dana 560 1561 .359

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESTeam FG FGA PctHastings 239 599 .399Mount Marty 269 676 .398Northwestern 186 511 .364Dakota Wesleyan 204 602 .339Morningside 274 809 .339Briar Cliff 189 566 .334Dordt 135 420 .321Sioux Falls 191 610 .313Concordia 211 675 .313Nebraska Wesleyan 125 406 .308Doane 145 526 .276Midland Lutheran 161 588 .274Dana 104 413 .252

2009-10 TEAM STATISTICS


2009-10 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

SCORINGPlayer-Team FG 3FG FT Pts AvgGrider, Liz-BCU 272 70 216 830 25.9Ducey, Lindsay-HAS 215 30 175 635 19.2Worden, Tanaeya-MOR 196 64 88 544 17.5Amundson, M.-MMC 176 95 70 517 17.2Hermsmeyer, Kelli-MLC 175 1 137 488 16.3Hurley, Becca-NOR 177 52 96 502 16.2Munter, Vanessa-DOA 189 6 93 477 15.9Soodsma, Amber-DOR 181 56 81 499 15.6Miller, Jenny-MMC 150 47 92 439 14.6Kuhlmann, Kami-NOR 155 40 68 418 13.9De Jong, Kendra-NOR 179 2 70 430 13.9Johnson, Allison-DWU 146 49 89 430 13.9Hulstein, Randa-NOR 105 0 80 290 13.2Rasmussen, Shea-NWU 118 46 38 320 12.8Trotter, Tricia-DAN 127 21 80 355 12.7Salcedo, Megan-BCU 154 1 83 392 12.6Scheer, Stacy-CNC 128 40 80 376 12.1Du Mez, Kate-DOR 119 27 94 359 12.0Maggie Malloy-DWU 110 25 98 343 11.8Carlson, Kalen-DAN 68 10 55 201 11.8

REBOUNDINGPlayer-Team OFF DEF TOT AvgHermsmeyer, Kelli-MLC 113 175 288 9.6Ducey, Lindsay-HAS 76 225 301 9.1Hulstein, Randa-NOR 55 137 192 8.7Schmidt, McKinzie-DOR 69 187 256 8.0Statler, Alicia-HAS 106 152 258 7.8Munter, Vanessa-DOA 66 145 211 7.0Gross, Kylie-MMC 86 119 205 6.8Neth, Cassie-MMC 32 168 200 6.7Soodsma, Amber-DOR 33 179 212 6.6De Jong, Kendra-NOR 50 151 201 6.5Struebing, Sadie-NWU 34 120 154 6.4Hurley, Becca-NOR 60 136 196 6.3Buschow, Ralene-DAN 76 101 177 6.3Schneidermann, Bre-DOR 84 110 194 6.3Hildreth, Elizabeth-USF 56 113 169 6.0Golden, Katy-NWU 52 95 147 5.9Carlson, Kalen-DAN 23 76 99 5.8Miller, Kristin-CNC 58 119 177 5.7Malloy, Maggie-DWU 56 108 164 5.7Grider, Liz-BCU 42 124 166 5.2

FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game)Player-Team FG FGA PctSalcedo, Megan-BCU 154 221 .697Hulstein, Randa-NOR 105 170 .618Statler, Alicia-HAS 169 285 .593De Jong, Kendra-NOR 179 308 .581Ortmeier, Kristine-DOA 90 169 .533Ducey, Lindsay-HAS 215 406 .530Isherwood, Rachel-HAS 119 235 .506Neth, Cassie-MMC 129 256 .504Williamson, Brittany-MOR 118 236 .500Buschow, Ralene-DAN 110 221 .498

ASSISTSPlayer-Team Assists AvgDu Mez, Kate-DOR 171 5.70Hurley, Becca-NOR 125 4.03Worden, Tanaeya-MOR 116 3.74Amundson, Michelle-MMC 111 3.70Faimon, Kim-HAS 116 3.52Determan, Michelle-BCU 104 3.47Hulstein, Randa-NOR 76 3.45Grider, Liz-BCU 103 3.22Miller, Jenny-MMC 86 2.87Dilla, Kylie-BCU 86 2.77

FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game)Player-Team FTM FTA PctHurley, Becca-NOR 96 110 .873Ducey, Lindsay-HAS 175 205 .854Amundson, Michelle-MMC 70 84 .833Miller, Jenny-MMC 92 115 .800Salcedo, Megan-BCU 83 104 .798Grider, Liz-BCU 216 275 .785Kuhlmann, Kami-NOR 68 87 .782Ortmeier, Kristine-DOA 84 108 .778Trotter, Tricia-DAN 80 103 .777Johnson, Allison-DWU 89 115 .774

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game)Player-Team 3FG FGA PctAmundson, Michelle-MMC 95 200 .475Neth, Cassie-MMC 41 87 .471McKeon, Heather-HAS 96 223 .430McDermott, Sophia-HAS 35 84 .417Kuca, Angela-CNC 50 121 .413Dilla, Kylie-BCU 35 86 .407Lamb, Elizabeth-DWU 31 77 .403Kuhlmann, Kami-NOR 40 100 .400Grider, Liz-BCU 70 180 .389Kleinjan, Val-NOR 56 144 .389


2009-10 All-Conference Selections

First Team*Guard Liz Grider Briar Cliff SeniorPost Lindsay Ducey Hastings SeniorGuard Becca Hurley Northwestern JuniorGuard Tanaeya Worden Morningside JuniorGuard Michelle Amundson Mount Marty SeniorPost Randa Hulstein Northwestern SeniorGuard Amber Soodsma Dordt JuniorGuard Kim Faimon Hastings SeniorForward Betsy Hildreth Sioux Falls SophomoreGuard Stacy Scheer Concordia Senior

*GPAC Player-of-the-Year

Second TeamForward Vanessa Munter Doane SeniorGuard Kate DuMez Dordt SeniorPost Megan Salcedo Briar Cliff SophomoreGuard Chelsie Trask Morningside FreshmanGuard Kami Kuhlmann Northwestern SophomorePost Alicia Statler Hastings SophomoreGuard Allison Johnson Dakota Wesleyan SeniorGuard Jenny Miller Mount Marty JuniorPost Kelli Hermsmeyer Midland Lutheran SophomoreForward Kendra De Jong Northwestern Freshman

Doane Honorable MentionGuard Cheryl Braithwait Sophomore

Vanessa Munter Cheryl Braithwait

Doane History


DOANE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY

Doane women’s basketball has a long history but the fi rst organized games for intercollegiate varsity action are recorded in 1972-73 when women’s athletics was introduced to Doane College. The Tigers went 1-6 in their fi rst season of competition and it wasn’t until the fi nal game of the year that they picked up a win, a 25-20 victory over Nebraska Wesleyan.

The fi rst 15 years of women’s basketball saw the Tigers fi nish no better than three games over .500 (12-9, 1981-82). Gene Steinmeyer took over the program for the 1984-85 season but saw some tough times in his fi rst three years. However, in his fourth year as Tiger head coach, the program took a complete 180-degree turn. Finishing 10-21 the season before, the Tigers posted a 24-9 record and won the NIAC title. From that moment on, Doane women’s basketball was on the national map.

Steinmeyer’s teams won eight conference titles in an 11-year period and qualifi ed for the NAIA National Tournament seven times. A school record of 31 wins was set in the 1995-96 season, one of three straight years that the Tigers advanced to the Final Four. Steinmeyer ended his coaching tenure at Doane following the 1998-99 season and is the all-time winningest coach with 360 wins and a .719 win percentage.

Tracee (Uldrich) Fairbanks took over the program, replacing her former coach. Fairbanks’ teams have excelled on the court and in the classroom. With fi ve 20-win seasons and numerous Top 25 fi nal rankings, the Tigers have excelled academically with rankings in the WBCA Academic Top 25, including a second place fi nish.

In total, Doane has advanced to nine NAIA National Tournaments and hold an all-time mark of 639-400. NAIA All-American honors have been handed out on 20 occasions as well as 35 NAIA Scholar-Athlete honors.


NAIA HONORSNAIA All-Americans1990-91 Trudi Veerhusen Third Team Merri Kaye Bell Honorable Mention1991-92 Merri Kaye Bell Honorable Mention1992-93 Nancy Amen Honorable Mention1994-95 Mari Maaske Second Team1995-96 Mari Maaske First Team Pam Sorensen Honorable Mention1996-97 Jessica Wilson Second Team1997-98 Erin Schlake Second Team Trisha Plucker Third Team1998-99 Erin Schlake First Team Monica Osborn Honorable Mention1999-2000 Erin Schlake Second Team2003-04 Andrea Swanson Honorable Mention2004-05 Ashley Sullwold Honorable Mention2006-07 Lindsay Anderson Second Team Ashley Howard Honorable Mention2007-08 Linsday Anderson Second Team2008-09 Lindsay Anderson Honorable Mention2009-10 Vanessa Munter Honorable Mention

NAIA Scholar-Athletes1993-94 Kerri Thomsen Senior1994-95 Laurel Stoehr Senior Barb Ernesti Senior1995-96 Jessica Wilson Junior1996-97 Jessica Wilson Senior1998-99 Jessie Tucker Senior1999-2000 Karen Madison Senior2000-01 Adrienne Turner Senior Terri Wilbeck Junior Erin Gillespie Junior2001-02 Terri Wilbeck Senior Erin Gillespie Senior Amanda Creighton Junior2002-03 Heather Nicholson Senior Andrea Swanson Junior Kate Reeson Junior Nicky White Junior2003-04 Andrea Swanson Senior Kate Reeson Senior Nicky White Senior

2004-05 Marti Christensen Junior Shana Reese Junior2005-06 Marti Christensen Senior Shana Reese Senior Ashley Sullwold Junior2006-07 Ashley Sullwold Senior Rudi Molet Junior2007-08 Rudi Molet Senior Lindsay Anderson Junior Amy Fox Junior Justine Munsterman Junior2008-09 Lindsay Anderson Senior Amy Fox Senior Nicole Anderson Junior

2009-10 Nicole Anderson Senior

ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-District 72008-09 Lindsay Anderson Second Team

NAIA National Player-of-the-WeekFeb. 4, 1998 Erin SchlakeFeb. 23, 1999 Erin SchlakeJan. 6, 2004 Andrea SwansonJan. 25, 2005 Alissa Holland

Andrea Swanson


2,012 Lindsay Anderson (2005-09) 1,877 Trisha Plucker (1995-99) 1,862 Erin Schlake (1996-00) 1,728 Merri Kaye Bell (1988-92) 1,671 Trudi Veerhusen (1987-91) 1,435 Betty Nienkamp (1982-86) 1,433 Kate Reeson (2000-04) 1,429 Jessica Wilson (1993-97) 1,385 Monica Osborn (1996-99) 1,326 Andrea Swanson (2000-04) 1,298 Mari Maaske (1992-96) 1,256 Alissa Holland (2004-08) 1,235 Laurel Stoehr (1991-95) 1,231 Ashley Howard (2003-07)

1,000 POINT CLUB

Trisha Plucker Erin SchlakeLindsay Anderson

All-Time NAIA Team Records through 2008-09 School Record Pct. 1st Year1 Union College (Tenn) 1035-190 .845 1972-732 Wayland Baptist Univ. (Tex) 920-363 .717 1948-493 St. Ambrose University (Iowa) 787-271 .744 1976-774 Southern Nazarene Univ. (Okla) 770-370 .675 1974-755 Mount Mercy College (Iowa) 758-388 .661 1971-726 Midland Lutheran College (Neb.) 716-362 .664 1970-717 Campbellsville University (Ky.) 705-300 .701 1974-758 Tennessee Wesleyan College 678-334 .670 1975-769 Biola University (Calif.) 656-516 .560 1960-6110 College of the Ozarks (Mo.) 650-299 .685 1979-8011 Oklahoma Christian University 649-365 .640 1977-7812 Sterling College (Kan.) 646-287 .692 1970-7113 Cedarville University (Ohio) 642-493 .566 1962-6314 Azusa Pacifi c University (Calif.) 639-418 .605 1970-7115 Lee University (Tenn.) 635-391 .619 1978-7916 Xavier University (La.) 634-292 .685 1977-7817 Oklahoma Baptist University 629-386 .620 1977-7818 Doane College (Neb.) 627-382 .621 1972-7319 Taylor University (Ind.) 622-484 .562 1946-4720 Oklahoma City University 619-267 .699 1979-80

1,218 Pam Sorensen (1992-96) 1,184 Missy Divis (1994-98) 1,181 Nancy Amen (1989-93) 1,177 Amanda Creighton (1999-03) 1,155 Michelle Mason (1988-92) 1,130 Dena Gosch (1984-88) 1,123 Kathleen Holbrook (1979-83) 1,102 Vanessa Munter (2006-10) 1,091 Meri Nienkamp (1986-90) 1,070 Jana Hunter (1996-00) 1,057 Mary McCarthy (1978-82) 1,042 Kerri Thomsen (1990-94) 1,030 Erin Gillespie (1998-02) 1,023 Staci Haas (1986-90)


Individual Scoring Most, Game: Karen Kulwicki (37), 1977-78 Most, Season: Mari Maaske (642), 1995-96 Most, Career: Lindsay Anderson (2,012), 2005-09

Individual Field Goals Percentage, Game: Alissa Holland (.909), 2/4/06 Percentage, Season: Terri Wilbeck (.604), 2000-01 Percentage, Career: Merri Kaye Bell (.549), 1988-92 Field Goals Made, Season: Merri Kaye Bell (264), 1991-92 Field Goals Made, Career: Merri Kaye Bell (724), 1988-92

Individual 3-Point Field Goals Made, Game: Monica Osborn (10-21), 1/30/99 Made, Season: Monica Osborn (105-279), 1998-99 Made, Career: Laurel Stoehr (298-992), 1991-95 Attempted, Game: Laurel Stoehr (21), 1/14/94 Monica Osborn (21), 1/30/99 Attempted, Career: Laurel Stoehr (992), 1991-95 Percentage, Season: Lacie Stewart (.413), 2003-04 Percentage, Career: Dena Gosch (.403), 1984-88

Individual Free Throws Percentage, Game: Vanessa Munter (1.000, 10-10), 2-16-08 Percentage, Season: Monica Osborn (.875), 1998-99 Percentage, Career: Monica Osborn (.827), 1996-99

Points Game: 119 vs. Nebraska Wesleyan 2/15/91 Season: 2,935, 1997-98 Average: 86.8/gm, 1990-91

Free Throws Made, Game: 35 vs. Northwestern 2/28/98 35 at Hastings 2/16/00 Attempts, Game: 52 vs. Northwestern 2/28/98 Percent, Game: 100% (15-15) at Concordia 1/29/03 100% (10-10) at Dakota Wesleyan 2/12/05

Three Point Field Goals Made, Game: 13 at Northwestern 1/30/99 13 vs. Dana 2/12/03 13 vs. Mt. Marty 1/16/10 Made, Season: 191, 2000-01 Attempts, Season: 620, 2000-01 Percent, Game: .684 (13-19) vs. Mt. Marty 1/16/10

Assists Game: 37 vs. Dana 2/19/91 Season: 620, 1991-92 Average: 18.1, 1989-90

Individual Rebounds Most, Game: June Meyer (24), 1977-78 Most, Season: Betty Nienkamp (371), 1984-85 Most, Career: Betty Nienkamp (1,061), 1983-86 Average, Career: Betty Nienkamp (11.7), 1983-86

Individual Assists Most, Game: Adrienne Turner (13), 12/8/99 Most, Season: Trudi Veerhusen (210), 1989-90 Most, Career: Trudi Veerhusen (639), 1988-91

Individual Blocked Shots Most, Game: Teresa Dau (8), 1/15/89 Most, Season: Teresa Dau (82), 1987-88 Most, Career: Teresa Dau (189), 1986-90

Individual Steals Most, Game: Michelle Mason (9), 2/25/91 Amanda Hanzlik (9), 11/26/02 Most, Season: Mari Maaske (131), 1995-96 Most, Career: Misy Knippelmeyer (319), 1996-99

Rebounds Game: 71 vs. Concordia 1/23/91 Season: 1,745, 1997-98 Average: 50.0, 1990-91

Steals Game: 30 vs. Avila 11/20/92 Season: 545, 1994-95 Average: 15.6, 1992-93 & 1994-95

Blocked Shots Game: 12 at Mount Mercy 12/2/94 Season: 122, 1987-88 Average: 3.8, 2001-02

Overtimes Most, Season: 3 1999-2000 (Record 1-2) 2001-02 (Record 1-2) 2006-07 (Record 1-2)

General Season Records Consecutive Wins: 21, 1994-1995 Wins, Season: 31, 1995-1996 Consecutive Home Victories: 41, 1986-90 Defeats, Season: 21, 1986-87

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

TEAM RECORDS


2000-01 (20-13, 8-8 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L ScoreNov 02 University of Mary W 77-64Nov 03 St. Ambrose University L 73-77Nov 04 Dickinson State University L 65-71Nov 07 Grand View College W 88-82Nov 10 Viterbo University W 85-75Nov 11 Black Hills State University W 88-82Nov 14 Bethany College W 86-72Nov 18 Mount Mercy College W 63-60Nov 25 Calument College W 101-60Nov 26 St. Xavier University W 82-51Nov 29 Concordia University L 76-86Dec 02 University of Sioux Falls L 82-92Dec 05 Hastings College W 85-72Dec 08 College of St. Mary W 105-52Dec 09 Dakota Wesleyan University W 84-69Dec 19 Barber-Scotia University W 82-61Dec 20 Atlantic University W 90-67Dec 29 Black Hills State University W 82-75Dec 30 South Dakota Tech L 79-83Jan 03 Nebraska Wesleyan University L 70-78 OTJan 08 Briar Cliff University L 65-86Jan 09 Dana College W 82-55Jan 13 Northwestern College L 80-91Jan 17 Midland Lutheran College W 87-70Jan 20 Dordt College W 70-49Jan 27 Mount Marty College L 76-80 OTJan 31 Concordia University W 76-71Feb 03 Dordt College W 66-63Feb 06 Dana College W 60-53Feb 10 Dakota Wesleyan University L 68-74Feb 15 Midland Lutheran College L 78-91Feb 17 Northwestern College L 75-91Feb 21 Northwestern College L 82-94

2001-02 (22-8, 10-6 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L ScoreNov 02 Newman University W 103-63Nov 03 Valley City State University W 46-39Nov 10 Dakota State University W 82-68Nov 15 University of Mary W 66-59Nov 16 Jamestown College W 67-60Nov 17 St. Ambrose University W 88-69Nov 20 Bethany College L 82-88Nov 23 Black Hills State University W 72-68Nov 24 South Dakota Tech W 93-86Nov 27 Concordia University L 72-73Nov 30 Grand View College W 76-62Dec 01 University of Sioux Falls L 69-83Dec 05 Hastings College L 67-78Dec 08 Dakota Wesleyan University L 80-86 2OTJan 02 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 90-58Jan 05 Briar Cliff University W 62-60Jan 08 Peru State College W 73-37Jan 09 Dana Collge W 79-68Jan 12 Northwestern College W 96-92Jan 15 Midland Lutheran College W 85-77Jan 19 Dordt College W 73-68Jan 22 Peru State College W 66-40Jan 26 Mount Marty College W 97-83 OTJan 29 Concordia University W 78-61Feb 02 Dordt College W 84-79Feb 06 Dana College W 97-47Feb 09 Dakota Wesleyan University W 85-74Feb 12 Midland Lutheran College L 81-86Feb 16 Northwestern College L 97-106 OTFeb 20 Concordia University L 74-84

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS (SINCE 2000)

TRISHA PLUCKER


MARI MAASKE

2002-03 (16-17, 5-11 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L Score Nov 08 Iowa Wesleyan University W 97-63Nov 09 Bethany College L 71-83Nov 14 Morningside College W 88-81Nov 15 Oklahoma Science & Arts L 79-89Nov 16 St. Ambrose University W 91-75Nov 22 Augustana College L 80-82Nov 23 Southwestern College W 85-56Nov 26 York College W 101-49Nov 30 Mayville State University W 93-86Dec 01 Dakota State University L 66-75Dec 04 Concordia University L 54-67Dec 07 Northwestern College L 81-83Dec 13 University of Nebraska-Omaha L 95-107Dec 15 Pacifi c University (Ore.) W 78-53Dec 18 Notre Dame College (Md.) W 94-37Jan 03 Grand View College W 79-65Jan 04 William Penn University W 74-53Jan 07 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 89-79Jan 11 Briar Cliff University W 87-62Jan 15 Midland Lutheran College L 80-88Jan 18 Dana College W 97-67Jan 21 Hastings College L 75-85Jan 25 University of Sioux Falls L 86-105Jan 29 Concordia University L 65-98Feb 01 Nebraska Wesleyan University L 67-68Feb 04 Midland Lutheran College L 82-89Feb 09 Dakota Wesleyan University L 73-84Feb 12 Dana College W 94-74Feb 13 Morningside College W 102-97Feb 15 Mount Marty College L 81-88Feb 18 Hastings College W 70-68Feb 22 Dordt College L 93-98 OTFeb 26 Concordia University L 61-102

2003-04 (17-13, 9-9 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L Score Nov 04 Grand View College W 78-59Nov 07 Oklahoma City University L 80-116Nov 08 Oklahoma Baptist University L 58-70Nov 11 Mount Mercy College W 65-55Nov 22 Hastings College L 79-94Nov 24 Midland Lutheran College L 60-72Nov 28 Si-Tanka University @ Huron W 86-73Dec 02 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 74-58Dec 06 Dakota Wesleyan University L 60-71Dec 10 Concordia University L 58-71Dec 13 Mount Marty College W 79-69Dec 27 St. Vincent University W 87-58Dec 28 St. Xavier University W 92-61Dec 29 St. Ambrose University W 79-69Jan 03 Northern Colorado University W 67-60Jan 05 College of St. Mary W 62-57Jan 10 Northwestern College W 82-65Jan 14 Dana College W 81-47Jan 17 University of Sioux Falls W 89-77Jan 21 Hastings College L 64-84Jan 24 Morningside College L 72-101Jan 28 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 81-50Jan 31 Dordt College W 84-54Feb 03 Concordia University L 55-65Feb 07 Briar Cliff University L 70-76Feb 11 Midland Lutheran College W 83-63Feb 14 Dakota Wesleyan University L 71-77Feb 17 University of Nebraska-Omaha L 67-86Feb 20 Dana College W 105-54Feb 25 Dakota Wesleyan University L 58-73


ERIN SCHLAKE

2004-05 (23-9, 15-3 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L Score Nov 02 York College W 58-41Nov 05 Johnson & Wales University W 113-19Nov 09 College of St. Mary W 69-57Nov 12 Mount Mercy College L 74-79Nov 13 Peru State College W 78-58Nov 20 Hastings College L 55-66Nov 23 Midland Lutheran College W 83-70Nov 26 Sterling College L 51-84Dec 01 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 91-62Dec 04 Dakota Wesleyan University W 87-81Dec 07 Concordia University L 51-65Dec 11 Mount Marty College W 63-53Dec 29 Menlo College L 59-74Dec 30 Notre Dame de Namur W 67-46Jan 04 Graceland University W 73-46Jan 08 Northwestern College W 74-70Jan 11 Dana College W 87-50Jan 15 University of Sioux Falls W 87-86 OTJan 19 Hastings College W 66-61Jan 22 Morningside College W 79-75Jan 25 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 75-58Jan 29 Dordt College L 80-83 OTFeb 02 Concordia University W 67-54Feb 05 Briar Cliff University W 64-42Feb 08 Midland Lutheran College W 76-69Feb 12 Dakota Wesleyan University W 71-64Feb 16 South Dakota State University L 48-86Feb 18 Dana College W 74-59Feb 23 University of Sioux Falls W 84-82Feb 26 Concordia University L 53-76Mar 10 Bryan College W 70-65Mar 11 Evangel University L 51-66

2005-06 (25-7, 15-3 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L Score Nov 01 College of St. Mary W 61-41Nov 11 Peru State College W 84-61Nov 12 Oklahoma City University L 57-65Nov 15 Missouri Western University L 69-70Nov 19 Mount Marty College L 74-80 OTNov 22 Dana College W 61-55Nov 25 Morningside College W 71-64Nov 26 St. Gregory’s University W 63-53Nov 29 Midland Lutheran College W 65-58Dec 07 Concordia University W 70-51Dec 10 Northwestern College W 96-94 OTDec 27 University of St. Francis (IL) W 73-57Dec 28 Madonna University W 48-34Dec 29 St. Vincent University W 70-40Jan 03 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 68-54Jan 07 Morningside College L 63-83Jan 11 Hastings College L 57-62Jan 14 Mount Marty College W 47-45Jan 17 Midland Lutheran College W 78-51Jan 21 University of Sioux Falls W 96-67Jan 24 Graceland University W 76-55Jan 28 Briar Cliff University W 66-48Jan 31 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 56-53Feb 04 Dordt College W 71-56Feb 08 Hastings College W 44-42Feb 11 Dakota Wesleyan University W 62-57Feb 14 Dana College W 70-60Feb 18 Concordia University W 62-47Feb 23 Dordt College W 81-47Feb 25 Morningside College L 60-74Mar 09 Ottawa University W 50-40Mar 10 Benedictine College L 55-56


JESSICA WILSON

2006-07 (20-10, 13-5 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L Score Nov 01 College of St. Mary W 77-64Nov 05 Benedictine College W 72-55Nov 10 Marian College W 71-60Nov 11 Peru State College W 69-65Nov 15 University of Nebraska-Kearney L 63-68Nov 18 Concordia University W 70-66Nov 21 Dana College W 90-81Nov 24 Carroll College L 55-73Nov 25 University of Montana Tech L 62-67Nov 26 University of Montana-Western L 49-61Nov 29 Midland Lutheran College W 67-48Dec 05 Concordia University W 81-75 OTDec 09 Northwestern College L 78-82 OTDec 17 Davis & Elkins University W 66-43Dec 18 Berea College W 94-90Jan 03 Nebraska Weslyan University W 73-62Jan 06 Morningside College L 54-77Jan 10 Hastings College L 62-64Jan 13 Mount Marty College W 75-69Jan 17 Midland Lutheran College W 87-68Jan 20 Universtiy of Sioux Falls W 58-49Jan 27 Briar Cliff University W 65-48Jan 31 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 76-54Feb 3 Dordt College W 67-63Feb 6 Hastings College L 62-66 OTFeb 11 Dakota Wesleyan University W 68-52Feb 14 Dana College L 81-84Feb 17 Mount Marty College W 78-62Feb 20 Midland Lutheran College W 73-59Feb 22 Northwestern College L 61-83

2007-08 (17-15, 9-9 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L Score Nov 2 Waldorf College L 64-74Nov 3 Viterbo College W 56-52Nov 6 College of St. Mary L 70-73Nov 9 Peru State College W 106-49Nov 10 Iowa Wesleyan University W 80-76Nov 15 Benedictine College W 68-61Nov 20 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 74-58Nov 23 Friends University L 49-53Nov 24 Kansas Wesleyan University L 62-67Nov 27 Concordia University L 72-83Dec 1 Dakota Wesleyan University W 77-68Dec 5 Midland Lutheran College W 79-66Dec 8 Dordt College W 82-69Dec 27 University of St. Francis W 69-66Dec 28 Spring Arbor University W 68-62Dec 29 Saint Xavier University L 73-82Jan 2 York College W 73-46Jan 8 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 79-50Jan 12 Northwestern College L 59-73Jan 16 Dana College W 65-62Jan 19 Briar Cliff University W 71-66Jan 22 Hastings College L 61-78Jan 26 University of Sioux Falls W 73-59Jan 30 Concordia University L 79-92Feb 7 Dana College L 75-77Feb 9 Morningside College L 62-104Feb 13 Midland Lutheran College W 80-67Feb 16 Northwestern College L 76-84 Feb 20 Hastings College L 61-75Feb 23 Mount Marty College L 60-74Feb 26 University of Sioux Falls W 62-52Feb 28 Notherwestern College L 70-80


LINDSAY ANDERSON

2008-09 (18-14, 8-10 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L ScoreNov 04 College of St. Mary W 70-56Nov 07 Kansas Wesleyan University W 81-71Nov 08 MidAmerican Nazarene Univ. W 81-74Nov 14 Black Hills State University L 64-67Nov 15 South Dakota Tech W 77-58Nov 19 Benedictine College W 67-64Nov 22 Augustana College (SD) L 73-90Nov 25 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 74-47Nov 28 York College W 83-53Nov 29 South Dakota Tech W 90-78Dec 03 Concordia University L 64-82Dec 06 Dakota Wesleyan University W 79-73Dec 13 Dordt College L 69-76Dec 16 Midland Lutheran College W 66-64Dec 19 Roger Williams University W 83-41Dec 20 Westminster College L 69-87Jan 02 Dakota State University W 84-79Jan 07 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 64-53Jan 10 Northwestern College W 80-75Jan 13 Dana College L 59-66Jan 17 Briar Cliff University W 77-70 OTJan 21 Hastings College L 41-62Jan 28 Concordia University L 67-72Jan 31 University of Sioux Falls L 72-75Feb 04 Dana College W 81-62Feb 07 Morningside College L 77-87Feb 10 Midland Lutheran College L 75-79 OTFeb 14 Northwestern College L 63-75Feb 18 Hastings College W 67-66Feb 21 Mount Marty College L 79-88Feb 24 Briar Cliff University W 79-70Feb 26 Northwestern College L 68-80

2009-10 (12-18, 8-10 GPAC)Date Opponent W/L ScoreNov 3 College of St. Mary W 83-66Nov 6 MidAmerican Nazarene University L 57-72Nov 7 Avila University W 77-72 OTNov 12 Peru State College L 48-62Nov 17 Southwestern College L 52-61Nov 21 Northwestern College L 45-85Nov 24 Dana College W 72-63Nov 27 Sterling College W 75-65Nov 28 Tabor College W 78-60Dec 2 Concordia University L 60-78Dec 5 Briar Cliff University L 65-90Dec 1 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 61-58Dec 16 Fort Hays State L 62-68Dec 27 St. Ambrose University L 54-63Dec 28 Siena Heights University L 74-78Dec 29 Aquinas College L 67-78Jan 6 Hastings College L 59-77Jan 10 Dakota Wesleyan University L 48-73Jan 13 Midland Lutheran College L 70-80Jan 16 Mount Marty College W 100-78Jan 20 Dana College W 73-45Jan 23 Morningside College L 52-96Jan 27 Concordia University W 79-76Jan 30 University of Sioux Falls W 68-62Feb 2 Nebraska Wesleyan University W 63-48Feb 10 Hastings College L 40-79Feb 13 Briar Cliff University L 67-78Feb 17 Midland Lutheran College W 62-47Feb 20 Dordt College L 52-66Feb 23 University of Sioux Falls L 51-63

Your School - Doane College


When Thomas Doane, chief civil engineer of the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, began building the railroad across Nebraska in the late 1800s, his goal was not only to enhance civilized life for the pioneers, but also to build a liberal arts college on the Nebraska frontier. He and the Congregationalists soon chose the town of Crete, overlooking the Big Blue River, for a college on the plains. The college maintains historical ties with the United Church of Christ. Thomas Doane’s vision of a college in the tradition of Harvard and Yale has become a reality. Fully established in 1872, Doane is Nebraska’s fi rst private liberal arts and sciences college. From the college’s formative years under the tutelage of fi rst president David Brainerd Perry to the current 11th president, Jonathan Brand, the college continues its purpose to educate students to serve and lead in the state, the nation and the world. The Crete campus serves approximately 1,000 residential students on 300 scenic acres. Designated a state arboretum, the once treeless landscape now boasts more than 100 varieties of trees, numerous plantings, ponds, and swans. Additional highlights include the four-year graduation guarantee for students…graduate within four years or the college will pay for a fi fth year of course work. A travel scholarship for students provides opportunities to travel on college-sponsored trips in the U.S. or abroad. Doane College was the fi rst institution in the nation to initiate a warranty for its education graduates to hiring school districts, and guarantees teacher education graduates a position. Doane College also offers three graduate degree programs, including the Master of Arts in Management (MAM), Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC), and Master of Education (MED) in Curriculum and Instruction or Educational Leadership.

Doane Mission Statement Doane College, a comprehensive college in the liberal arts tradition, offers an academic curriculum to stimulate inquiry, enhance knowledge, and promote examination and development of values and perspectives through majors and the liberal arts. The college prepares students by offering academic and co-curricular opportunities to develop abilities and skills needed in and out of the workplace. Doane also provides opportunities for students, faculty and staff to develop and practice leadership skills. Doane College is a private, independent, coeducational college serving both traditional and nontraditional students. The college continues its historical relationship with the United Church of Christ and its tradition of promoting free inquiry. The college offers instruction in the liberal arts and related professional and pre-professional areas leading to the bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, and master’s degrees. At both the undergraduate and graduate levels, Doane is committed to student-centered education characterized by close student-teacher relationships. The college serves students through residential campus programs, off-campus programs, and graduate programs. Doane seeks to attract students, faculty, and staff with diverse geographic, racial, ethnic, religious, economic, and cultural backgrounds. As the college pursues its mission, students will demonstrate the ability: I. To read, listen, write, and speak effectively. II. To think critically. III. To integrate theories with practice. IV. To collect and process information by selecting methods to improve understanding and solve problems. V. To use problem-solving skills effectively. VI. To work with others. VII. To act ethically and to lead responsibly.

ABOUT DOANE


Why Doane?Directions Program: Directions is a fi rst-year program for high school leaders who would like to continue leading at Doane College. Each year, the Director of HLP selects 24 incoming freshmen (fi rst-year students) to join Directions. Directions is a unique opportunity for you to jumpstart your leadership career on campus.

Travel Scholarship: Education may well begin at home, but it shouldn’t end there. At Doane, we believe the only way to provide a well-rounded education is by giving you the opportunity to experience the world. That’s why we sponsor over a dozen domestic and international travel programs each year. When you enroll as a fi rst-year student, Doane will provide up to $1000 for travel course expenses during your junior or senior years.

Graduation Guarantee: Doane College was one of the fi rst colleges in the nation to initiate a Four-Year Graduation Guarantee. We believe a quality education can and should be achieved within four years, and our curriculum is designed for that very purpose.

Opportunities to participate and get involved: Over 90% of Doane students participate in one of the 60+ clubs and organizations. In the last fi ve years, students have participated in 663 internships.

Doane College is on the move….Athletic Facilities:The George and Sally Haddix Recreation and Athletic Center, a $13 million, 63,535 sq. ft. facility, opened in the fall of 2010. The expansion of Fuhrer Field House is planned as funds are received.

Residence Halls:Frees Hall, a three-story male and female hall, received a $4.6 million facelift in the summer of 2009. Then, during the summer of 2010, Sheldon Hall received a $4.8 million facelift. Sheldon is a three-story women’s-only residence hall built in 1970.

The college decision-making process requires careful planning. High school seniors should consider the following checklist.

Register for ACT/SAT test. Have results sent to Doane College (ACT code 2448 and SAT code 6165).• Search a web site for potential college choices • Identify and visit 3-5 colleges.• Meet with College Representatives in your High School.• Attend College Fairs in your area.• Search web sites for Private Scholarship options. We suggest fastweb.com• Apply to 3-5 colleges. Apply to Doane at • www.doane.edu/applynowSend your current high school transcripts and ACT/SAT scores to ALL schools where you apply. • Send any transcripts from colleges where you have taken classes to ALL schools.• Discuss Doane College scholarship opportunities with an Admissions Representative.•

ADMISSION OFFICE

Doane CollegeOffi ce of Admission

1-800-333-6263www.doane.edu

[email protected]


Doane College offers 39 majors, seven pre-professional programs and 26 minors through its Crete campus. These majors -- combined with the successful completion of the Doane Plan (general degree requirement), and relevant additional degree requirements -- lead to the awarding of a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree.

MajorsAccounting Art BiochemistryBiology Honors-Biology Business AdministrationBusiness Principles Chemistry Computer ScienceHonors-Computer Science Economics Elementary EducationEnglish English as a Second Language English/Language Arts Environmental Science French GermanHistory Information Systems Honors-Information SystemsInternational Studies Journalism MathematicsMusic Natural Science PhilosophyPhysical Education Physical Science PhysicsPolitical Science Psychology Public Administration Religious Studies Social Science SociologySpanish Special Education Theatre

Endorsement Programs Pre-Professional ProgramsSecondary Education Allied HealthEarly Childhood DentistryCoaching EngineeringMiddle Grades Environmental Studies/Forestry Law Medicine Veterinary Medicine

DOANE ACADEMICS


DOANE ACADEMIC SUPPORTThe transition from high school to college level academics is a dramatic one, but it need not be traumatic if students make use of the resources Doane College provides through the Academic Support Center (ASC).

In contrast to many students’ high school course experiences, most college level courses demand a whole new study and exam preparation strategy. Most college professors fully expect that students will complete the assigned textbook readings and come to class prepared to ask questions and engage in discussion generated by the reading assignment. Professors’ lectures complement and supplement the required reading assignment, but they are not intended to substitute for required readings.

Likewise, students must attend lectures and labs if they are to gain the full benefi t of their educational opportunity. Completing the assigned readings, attending lectures and labs, being able to record accurate reading/lecture notes and reviewing their notes regularly in preparation for exams and fi nals are all critical to any student’s academic success.

Doane’s Academic Support Center (ASC) provides academic assistance, training and intervention to students who wish to improve their academic performance. The ASC consists of two separate programs: The Doane Learning Center (DLC) and Doane Student Support Services (DSS). Both programs are housed in the Student Services area on the lower level of Perry Campus Center.

The Doane Learning Center is a walk-in center for students wanting to raise their grades or improve their study skills. The program provides academic counseling, peer tutoring, and writing assistance.

Doane Student Support Services (DSS) is a TRIO program, federally funded through the United States Department of Education. It assists eligible students in reaching their academic and personal goals through a variety of activities. Notifi cation of eligibility is sent to new students in the fi rst few weeks of the fall and spring terms and is dependent on American citizenship AND family income level, (or) student disability status or both custodial parents/guardians having less than a four-year degree.


The Doane College athletic facilities continue to change and improve each year.

The George & Sally Haddix Center opened in Fall 2010 and is the home for Doane volleyball, basketball and dance/cheerleading. Now the center point between all athletic facilities, the Haddix Center also hosts the coaches’ offi ces, weight room and fi tness center. You can fi nd interactive computers in the front lobby that will introduce Doane Hall-of-Fame and Honor D receipents. Doane Athletic Club (DAC) memberships allow all members to utilize the weight room and fi tness center as well.

Located on the northeast end of the Doane campus, Fuhrer Field House is home to Tiger indoor track & fi eld. The Field House is also used for early season practices for baseball, softball, and tennis and will serve as an alternate practice facility for volleyball and basketball following the completion of the Haddix Center. The renovation of the athletic training room is the most recent improvement to the facility. Renovations are scheduled to increase the track size to 200 meters while redesigning the layout for tennis courts, batting cages and seating.

Simon Field was constructed in 1929 following a generous gift from G. Eli Simon, a Cambridge, Nebraska, attorney and father of a graduating senior. Simon Field is located on the north side of the campus and is home to the football and soccer teams. Lauritsen Track surrounds the fi eld and is home to the track & fi eld teams.

Field turf was installed in 2000. As part of the renovation, a new outdoor, polyurethane track was also installed. Both the fi eld and track are used by the Crete community and Crete High School. The press box was wired with Internet capabilities in the summer of 2004.

Located on the eastern end of campus, The Den is the alternate home to Doane soccer. The fi rst home of Doane Soccer, The Den is a grass surface used mostly for practices.

The Jose M. & Elizabeth Ledon Ballfi eld Complex opened in March 2007. The complex is located on the east end of campus and is home to Tiger baseball and softball. The facility includes batting cages, a two-story press box and concession stand.

DOANE FACILITIES


Jonathan M. Brand, J.D. became the Eleventh President of Doane College in July of 2005. He was offi cially inaugurated on May 3, 2006.

President Brand earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and French in 1988 from the University of Wisconsin, Madison; a Master of Arts degree in French Literature from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; and a Juris Doctor from Cornell Law School.

After earning his degrees, Mr. Brand was assistant director of legal writing and academic support coordinator at Cornell Law School; a law associate with Coddington, Hicks & Danforth and Robinson & Wood, focusing on legal malpractice, intellectual property, and environmental law; and was a lecturer of French at the University of California-Riverside Department of Comparative Literature and Foreign Languages. In 1998 he became Vice President of Institutional and Budget Planning at Grinnell College in Grinnell, Iowa and served as a lecturer in political science until becoming the 11th President of Doane College.

In 2004, Mr. Brand served as a visiting professor at Nanjing University Law School in Nanjing, China. He is a member of the American Bar Association, California State Bar Association, American Council on Education, and the Society of College and University Planning.

Cross-Country and marathon racing are among his interests. He also makes an award winning cranberry upside down cake. He and his wife, Rachelle LaBarge, have two children: Madeleine and Ethan.

Jonathan Brand

11th President

of Doane College


Greg Heier took over as Athletic Director in May 2006. Heier played four years at Doane on the men’s basketball team guided by NAIA Hall-of-Fame coach Bob Erickson beginning with the 1981-82 season and ending with the 1984-85 season. Heier earned his B.S. degree in Political Science in 1985 and a J.D. degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1988. Heier also served as an assistant basketball coach for the Tigers from 1998-2002. During that time, Heier helped coach the last men’s basketball team to have won a post-season conference championship and earn a spot in the NAIA Division II National Championship Tournament. Prior to serving as Athletic Director, Heier practiced law from 1988 until 1998 and worked in human resources and risk management for Doane from 1998 until 2006. He has been a life long fan of Doane Tiger Athletics!

Cody Vance took over as Assistant Athletic Director for Outreach in August 2009. Cody is a Doane graduate and has been involved in Doane athletics for more than 30 years. He serves as the public address announcer for football and women’s basketball while continuing his support of all of the athletic programs in any way he can. His duties with the athletic department reach from game day management to community outreach and involvement. He also serves as Doane’s coordinator of Champions of Character through the NAIA.

Greg Heier

Athletic Director

of Doane College

Cody Vance

Assistant Athletic Director

of Doane College


Brad

Jenny

Athletic

Trainer

Jenny earned his undergraduate degree from Doane College where he worked as a student athletic trainer and competed on the cross country and track teams. He earned his graduate degree from Northern State University, working as a graduate assistant athletic trainer. He worked at Concordia University and Memorial Physical Therapy in Seward before returning to Doane. While at Doane he has been an assistant athletic trainer, instructor, and head men’s and women’s cross country teams.

Micaela

Kelso

Athletic

Trainer

Kelso has spent two years working in Lincoln with the BNSF Railway through Tailored Injury Prevention Solutions, Inc. Kelso graduated from the University of Virginia where she completed her graduate assistantship at the Virginia Military Institute (VMI). After graduating in August 2006, she worked at Ferrum College and then returned to VMI as a full-time staff member.

Lance

Kuhlmann

Director/

Physical Therapist

Kuhlmann has nine years of physical therapy experience. He earned his undergraduate degree from Hastings College and his masters and doctorate of physical therapy degrees from Elon University. He is a Board Certifi ed Orthopeadic specialist and a Certifi ed Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Kuhlmann earned academic all-American honors at Hasting College and coached with the Thayer Central Titans.

Greg

Seier

Head Athletic

Trainer

Seier received his undergraduate degree from Doane College where he earned All-American honors as a track athlete. He received his master’s degree in Exercise Science from the University of Toledo and Wayne State College. Seier was the head athletic trainer for Morningside College, Wayne State College and Simpson College. Seier has experience working with athletes from elementary grades up to the professional ranks.

Dr. Doug

Tewes

Team

Physician

Dr. Douglas P. Tewes has been a physician with Lincoln Orthopaedic Center, P.C. since 1993. He graduated from the UNMC and completed his residency in Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Kentucky. Dr. Tewes also completed a fellowship in Sports Medicine at the Minneapolis Sports Medicine Center. He also serves as team physician and medical director for the Lincoln Saltdogs baseball and Lincoln Stars.

Crete Area Medical Center is proud to work in collaboration with Lincoln Orthopeadic Center to provide sports medicine services to Doane College. This winning team of medical professionals provides specialized diagnostic, prevention, rehabilitation, athletic training and surgical services to Doane Athletes through our local medical center and affi liation with the BryanLGH Health System.


DOANE HEAD COACHES

Jamie Ourecky-SandCheer & Dance

Jeremey JorgensenBaseball

Ian BrownMen’s Basketball

Tracee FairbanksWomen’s Basketball

Brad JennyCross Country

Matt FranzenFootball

Jeannine FosterWomen’s Golf

Greg JarosikM & W Soccer

Pete FuimefreddoMen’s Tennis

Ed FyeM & W Track & Field

Cindy MeyerVolleyball

Barry MosleySoftball

Myron ParsleyMen’s Golf

Faye WeberAthletics Secretary

Karen MaddenWomen’s Tennis


DOANE SPORTS INFORMATIONThe Doane College Sports Information Offi ce is always interested in helping members of the media in their coverage of Tiger Athletics. Athlete features and interviews, credential request, photographs and statistics are available through the sports information offi ce.

Rick Schmuecker joined the Tiger team in August 2001 as Assistant Sports Information Director, following four years as a student at Midland Lutheran College. In May 2006, he was named head of the Sports Information Department by Athletic Director Greg Heier.

At Doane, Rick is seen at all home athletic events, usually in the designated media areas, either keep stats, broadcasting or both. He has received publication honors by the NAIA-SIDA in football and soccer as well as with the Doane athletic Web site. In June 2008, he received 2nd Place honors for the women’s soccer media guide, the highest honor received by himself or Doane through the NAIA-SIDA contests. In 2009, he received 2nd Place in CoSIDA’s Special Events publication for the volleyball post-season game program.

In Fall 2010, Dave Ziola became Assistant Sports Information Director. An assistant cross country and track & fi eld coach, Ziola will specialize in those two sports for the offi ce. He also teaches in the physical education department at Doane.

However, the work that is done could not be completely accomplished without several student workers who also help out with game days and offi ce work. These students are responsible for helping with statistics, running game clocks and setup for games. Their time and commitment is greatly appreciated.

Students working for the sports information offi ce in 2010-11 are: Kelly Baer, Cheryl Braithwait, Ashley Daily, Mindy Dymacek, Kelsie Grgurich, Veronica LeDuc, Jacy Ludwig, Jordan Ludwig, Brittany Luettel, Brittany Lurz, Morgan Dubas, Lisa Lord, Megan Meduna, Cassie Reicks, Brooke Sampson and Madara Upeneice.

Contact Information E-mail: [email protected]: 402-826-8248Fax: 402-826-8647Web site: www.doane.edu/Athletics

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DOANE ATHLETIC SPONSORS

Lincoln Orthopaedic Center6900 A StreetLincoln, Neb.(402) 436-2000

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2010 ScheduleDate Opponent Location Time

Nov 02 Bethany College Crete, Neb. 7:00 PM

Nov 06 College of St. Mary Omaha, Neb. 6:00 PM

Nov 08 Sterling College Sterling, Kan. 7:00 PM

Nov 12 Kansas Wesleyan University Seward, Neb. 6:00 PM

Nov 13 Sterling College Seward, Neb. 4:00 PM

Nov 15 Fort Hays State University Hays, Kan. 5:30 PM

Nov 20 *Northwestern College Crete, Neb. 2:00 PM

Nov 27 Tabor College Hillsboro, Kan. 4:00 PM

Dec 01 *Concordia University Crete, Neb. 6:00 PM

Dec 04 *Briar Cliff University Crete, Neb. 2:00 PM

Dec 08 *Mount Marty College Yankton, S.D. 6:00 PM

Dec 11 *Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln, Neb. 2:00 PM

Dec 18 William Penn University St. George, Utah 3:00 PM

Dec 19 TBA St. George, Utah TBA

Jan 05 *Hastings College Hastings, Neb. 6:00 PM

Jan 08 *Dakota Wesleyan University Crete, Neb. 2:00 PM

jan 12 *Midland University Crete, Neb. 6:00 PM

Jan 15 *Northwestern College Orange City, Iowa 2:00 PM

Jan 22 *Morningside College Crete, Neb. 2:00 PM

Jan 26 *Concordia University Seward, Neb. 6:00 PM

Jan 29 *University of Sioux Falls Sioux Falls, S.D. 2:00 PM

Feb 02 *Nebraska Wesleyan University Crete, Neb. 6:00 PM(Cancer Awareness Week)

Feb 05 *Briar Cliff University Sioux City, Iowa 2:00 PM

Feb 09 *Hastings College Crete, Neb. 6:00 PM

Feb 12 *Mount Marty College Crete, Neb. 2:00 PM

Feb 16 *Midland University Fremont, Neb. 6:00 PM

Feb 19 *Dordt College Sioux Center, iowa 2:00 PM

Feb 22 GPAC Tournament Begins

Mar 09 NAIA Tournament Begins

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