sd mines 2010-11 men's basketball media guide

Welcome to the King Center and Goodell Gymnasium, home of the Hardrockers. The facilities

recently had a facelift as the women’s basketball, men’s basketball, women’s volleyball and

men’s football teams all got upgrades to the locker room area. The football team is housed at

O’Harra Stadium, while the other sports recently had their current facilities modified. The

locker rooms are all state of the art with an excellent gym that seats approximately 3,000.

There is a top of the line fitness center and an indoor pool for use as well.

Robert A. Wharton, Ph.D.

President of South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Robert A. Wharton, Ph.D., became president of the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology on

July 1, 2008. Previously, he served as the provost and vice president for academic affairs at Idaho State

University (ISU). Wharton was a tenured professor of biology at ISU and previously served as its chief

research officer. His Ph.D. in botany is from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. He also holds a M.A. degree in

biology and a B.A. in botany from Humboldt State University in California. Dr. Wharton is a Fellow of the

American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Explorers Club, and the Royal Geographic

Society. Wharton is a recipient of the United States Antarctic Service Medal and has served on the

National Research Council’s Polar Research Board.

Dr. Dick Kaiser earned a bachelor's degree in physical education from the University of Northern Colorado, a master's degree in educational administration from South Dakota State University, and a doctorate of education in athletic leadership and administration from Brigham Young University. He completed his post-doctorate in health education and administration at Oregon State University.

Kaiser is in his second year at South Dakota School of Mines. Previously, Kaiser served as the AD for Defiance College, Western Oregon University and Willamette University. He has received a number of honors and awards, including Athletic Director of the year, from athletic organizations such as the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), and National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) along with others.

As AD, Kaiser is responsible for leading the athletics program through all phases of development and fostering

an environment of quality instruction and high scholarly and athletic achievement. He also plays a key role in athletic fundraising and continuing to build and maintain relationships with boosters and community leaders. He oversees all operations in the athletic department, including intercollegiate athletic sports; recruitment, selection, development, and retention of coaches and staff; health of student-athletes; and leadership and management of daily operations.

During the first year of the job, Kaiser led the university process of applying for membership into the

ranks of NCAA Div. II. The school was accepted in July, 2010 and now will begin the three-year program

of going full NCAA membership for the 2013-14 season.

Kaiser has two grown children, Cassie and Ryan; one grandson, Jack; twin grandsons Carson and Caden

and one granddaughter Lucy.

Majors

Bachelor of Science

Chemical Engineering

Chemistry

Civil Engineering

Computer Engineering

Computer Science

Electrical Engineering

Environmental Engineering

Geological Engineering

Geology

Industrial Engineering and

Engineering Management

Interdisciplinary Sciences:

-Atmospheric Sciences

-Pre-Professional Health Sci.

-Science, Technology, and

Society

Mathematics (Applied and

Computational)

Mechanical Engineering

Metallurgical Engineering

Mining Engineering

Physics

Master of Science

Atmospheric Sciences

Biomedical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Construction Management

Electrical Engineering

Geology and Geological Engineering

Materials Engineering and Science

Mechanical Engineering

Paleontology

Physics

Robotics and Intelligent Autonomous

Systems

Technology Management

Ph.D.

Atmospheric and Environmental

Sciences

Biomedical Engineering

Chemical and Biological Engineering

Geology and Geological Engineering

Materials Engineering and Science

Mechanical Engineering (pending)

Nanoscience and Nanoengineering

Physics (pending)

Faculty and Staff, FY 2009

Faculty: 135

Staff*: 181

*Temporary employees included in this total

Outreach

The South Dakota School of Mines and Technology offers programs and activities that teach

and entertain K-12 student and community members, including the APEX art Gallery, The

Museum of Geology, Engineers Week, Math Contest, Cultural Expo, Design Fair, South

Dakota GEAR UP Honors Program, South Dakota Space Grant Consortium, and many more.

Classes and camps for K-12 students, teachers, alumni, and professionals are offered through

the Office of Educational Programs and Professional Conferences. For more information, visit

<http:/sdmines.sdsmt.edu/learn>.

Rapid City and the Black Hills

South Dakota School of Mines and

Technology is located in Rapid City, the

state’s second-largest city. The city of

65,000 is the regional center for health

care, shopping, banking, and other

services, and is a major tourist destination

because of its proximity to the Black Hills,

Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial,

Badlands, and other attractions. There are caves, mountains, streams, and lakes, and a vast

variety of rocks, minerals, wildlife, and plant life.

FY09 Research Funding

School of Mines faculty members and

researchers received awards totaling nearly $34

million during the 2010 fiscal year. The funding

came from many different agencies, including

the National Science Foundation, the State of

South Dakota, NASA, the Department of

Transportation, Army Research Laboratory, and

many more.

HARDROCKER BASKETBALL

2010-11 PRESEASON FACTS & MEDIA INFO

General Information

Name of School: South Dakota School of Mines

Address: 501 East St. Joseph Street

City/Zip: Rapid City, SD, 57701

Enrollment: 2100

Nickname: Hardrockers

School Colors: Old Gold and Navy Blue

Gymnasium: Goodell Gymnasium

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: Dakota Athletic Conference

President: Dr. Robert Wharton

Alma Mater: Virginia Polytechnic Institute /

Humboldt State University (Calif.)

Athletic Director: Dr. Dick Kaiser

Alma Mater: University of Northern Colorado/

South Dakota State University

Athletic Department Phone: 605-394-2351

Athletic Department Fax: 605-394-6950

Sports Information Office

Sports Information Director: Brad Blume

Alma Mater: B.S. South Dakota State

SID Office Phone: 605-394-2355

SID Fax: 605-394-6950

SID E-mail: [email protected]

Athletics website: www.gorockers.com

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Jason Henry

Alma Mater: B.S., Minot State University;

MS from North Dakota State

Record at SDM: 51-68

Basketball Office Phone: 605-355-3023

Email: [email protected]

Assistants: Eric Glenn;

Alma Mater: B.S. Chadron State (Neb.)

Team Information

2009-10 Overall Record: 16-15

2009-10 DAC Record: 6-8

Home/Away /Neutral 6-1 /4-5/0-1

Media Information

Newspapers Rapid City Journal (Jeff Budlong)

P.O. Box 450

Rapid City, SD, 57709

Phone: 605-394-8430

E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: 605-394-8463

Radio

KOTA Radio (Steve Ammerman)

P.O. Box 1760


Phone: 605-342-2000

[email protected]

Television

KEVN TV (Jamie Zepp)

P.O. Box 677 Rapid City,

SD, 57709 Phone:

605-394-7777 Fax:

605-394-3652 E-mail:

[email protected]

KNBN TV (J. Wickersham)

P.O. Box 9549 Rapid City,

SD, 57709 Phone:

605-355-0024

[email protected]

KOTA TV (Vik Quick)

P.O. Box 1760


Phone: 605-342-2000

FAX: 605-721-5730

E-mail: [email protected]

Internet

Insidedakotasports.com

(Jake Nordbye)

www.insidedakotasports.com

mailto:[email protected]





http://www.insidedakotasports.com/

Date =Opponent Time

Oct. 29 at Perkins Classic vs. Morningside (Iowa) 5:30 p.m.

Oct. 30 at Perkins Classic vs. MSU Northern (Mont.) 3:30 p.m.

Nov. 5 at Dakota Wesleyan 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 6 at Mount Marty College 5 p.m.

Nov. 12 vs. Montana Tech 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 13 vs. Rocky Mountain College (Mont.) 5 p.m.

Nov. 17 at University of South Dakota 8 p.m.

Viterbo University Hoops Tournament

Nov. 19 vs. Viterbo University (Wis.) 7 p.m.

Viterbo University Hoops Tournament

Nov. 20 vs. Cardinal Stritch University 2 p.m.

Nov. 24 vs. University of Great Falls (Mont.) 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 26 US Bank Classic

BHSU vs. Johnson and Wales 4 p.m.

SD Miines vs. University of St. Mary's 8 p.m.

Nov. 27 US Bank Classic

BHSU vs. University of St. Mary's 3 p.m.

SD Mines vs. Johnson and Wales 7 p.m.

Dec. 1 vs. Black Hills State* 7:30 p.m.

Dec. 4 vs. Peru State (Neb.) 4 p.m.

Dec. 7 at Chadron State (Neb.) 7 p.m.

Dec. 10 at Rocky Mountain College (Mont.) 7:30 p.m.

Dec. 11 vs. Oglala Lakota College 4 p.m.

Dec. 17 at University of Sioux Falls 8 p.m.

Dec. 30 at University of North Dakota 8 p.m.

Jan. 7 vs. Jamestown College* (N.D.) 7:30p.m.

Jan. 8 vs. Valley City State* (N.D.) 6 p.m.

Jan. 14 at Dakota State* 7:30 p.m.

Jan. 15 at Mayville State* (N.D.) 6 p.m.

Jan. 21 vs. Minot State* (N.D.) 7:30 p.m.

Jan. 22 vs. Dickinson State* (N.D.) 6 p.m.

Jan. 27 at Black Hills State* 7:30 p.m.

Feb. 4 at Valley City State* (N.D.) 7:30 p.m.

Feb. 5 at Jamestown College* (N.D.) 6 p.m.

Hardrockers’ 2010-11 Schedule

Feb. 11 vs. Mayville State* (N.D.) 7:30 p.m.

Feb. 12 vs. Dakota State* 6 p.m.

Feb. 18 at Dickinson State* (N.D.) 7:30 p.m.

Feb. 19 at Minot State* (N.D.) 6 p.m.

Feb. 23 DAC Playoffs Quarterfinals TBA

Feb. 27 DAC Playoffs Semifinals TBA

March 1 DAC Playoffs Championships TBA

M. 9-15 NAIA Championships in Lookout Point (Mo.)

Bold are indicated as home games; times are local

SD School of Mines Hardrockers No. Name Pos. Height Yr. Hometown Major

01 Tommy Smith G 6-1 Jr. Fort Worth, TX Electrical Engineering

02 Scott May G 6-3 Sr. Aurora, CO Industrial Engineering

04 Lucas Nolan G 6-3 Fr. Casper, WY Chemical Engineering

05 Nathan Jacobson G 5-11 Jr. Rapid City, SD Interdisciplinary Sciences

10 James Dean G 6-2 So. Las Vegas, NV Civil Engineering

14 Tanner Friesen G 6-6 Jr. Bismarck, ND Civil Engineering

20 Kaleb Rehmer F 6-5 Sr. Cheyenne, WY Civil Engineering

21 Michael Dietz F 6-8 So. Casper, WY Industrial Engineering

23 Calvin Thomas G 6-2 Fr. Cypress, TX Chemical Engineering

30 Caleb Shockman F 6-6 Fr. LaMoure, ND Mechanical Engineering

33 Lance Kilburn G 6-4 So. Lawrence, KS Electrical Engineering

40 Kyle Doerr F 6-7 Jr. Rapid City, SD Environmental Engineering

55 Jordan Schmitz F 6-5 Sr. Williston, ND Chemistry

RS Brett Victor C 6-5 Fr. Mitchell, SD Civil Engineering

RS Lee Hosey C 6-6 Fr. Littleton, CO Chemical Engineering

RS Evan Voog C 6-7 Fr. Centerville, SD Mechanical Engineering

Head Coach: Jason Henry Assistant Coaches: Eric Glenn and Roosevelt Mitchell Athletic Trainer: Scott Baird and Jennifer Ranum Administrative Assistant: Lori Hodgin

Athletic Director: Dick Kaiser Sports Information Director: Brad Blume Equipment Manager: Rick Lutes

Name: Tommy Smith No. 1

Position: Guard Height: 6-1

Class: Junior Hometown: Fort Worth, TX

Major: Electrical Engineering

Name: Scott May No. 2


Class: Senior Hometown: Aurora, CO

Major: Industrial Engineering

Name: Lucas Nolan No. 4


Class: Freshman Hometown: Casper, WY

Major: Chemical Engineering

Name: Nate Jacobson No. 5

Position: Guard Height 5-11

Class: Junior Hometown: Rapid City, S.D.

Major: Interdisciplinary Sciences

Name: James Dean No. 10


Class: Sophomore Hometown: Las Vegas, NV

Major: Civil Engineering

Name: Tanner Friesen No. 14


Class: Junior Hometown: Bismarck, ND


Name: Kaleb Rehmer No. 20

Position: Forward Height: 6-5

Class: Senior Hometown: Cheyenne, WY


Name: Michael Dietz No. 21


Class: Sophomore Hometown: Casper, WY


Name: Caleb Shockman No. 30


Class: Freshman Hometown: LaMoure, ND

Major: Mechanical Engineering

Name: Lance Kilburn No. 33


Class: Sophomore Hometown: Lawrence, KS

Major: Electrical Engineering

Name: Kyle Doerr No. 40


Class: Junior Hometown: Rapid City, SD

Major: Environmental Engineering

Name: Jordan Schmitz No. 55


Class: Senior Hometown: Williston, ND

Major: Chemistry

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Name: Lee Hosey No. Red Shirt

Position: Center Height: 6-6

Class: Freshman Hometown: Littleton, CO


Name: Calvin Thomas No. Red Shirt


Class: Freshman Hometown: Cypress ,TX


Name: Brett Victor No. Red Shirt

Position: Center Height: 6-5

Class: Freshman Hometown: Mitchell, SD


Name: Evan Voog No. Red Shirt

Position: Center Height 6-7 Class: Freshman

Hometown: Centerville, SD

Major: Mechanical Engineering Red Shirt

Jason Henry

Head Coach

Phone: (605) 355-3023

Email:

[email protected]

Jason Henry is a native of Minot, ND, enters his sixth season as

the Hardrockers' men's basketball head coach. Before being

promoted, Henry served as an assistant at South Dakota School

of Mines for three years where he coordinated the team's

recruiting efforts and helped in all aspects of the program under

Hugh Welsh.

Henry played high school basketball at Minot Bishop Ryan and

college b-ball at Minot State in North Dakota, where he

graduated in 1997 with a degree in physical education as well

as corporate fitness. Henry went on to receive his Master's

degree in education from North Dakota State University.

Henry's coaching career began as an assistant at Minot Bishop

Ryan in 1994. He continued as an assistant with stops at West

Fargo, N.D., and Minot State. He then served as head boys' and

girls' basketball coach at PBK High School (Pingree,

Buchanan, and Kensal) in North Dakota, and two seasons as

head boys' coach at Washburn, N.D. The following season

Henry then returned to the college level with a two-year stop at

the North Dakota School of Science, a junior college in

Wahpeton, N.D., as an assistant.

During his last year at Wahpeton in 2002, the team finished

with a 31-2 mark and set 14 school records. He coached Team

North Dakota during the summers of 1999-2002 which traveled

to Australia and Hawaii to compete in international play. Along

with his coaching duties over the years, Henry has taught

business and physical education classes at the high school and

college level.

"Mines is a wonderful place to coach and Rapid City is a


beautiful place to live," Henry said. "I have been blessed to

have worked with a number of Hall of Fame coaches and

learned so much along the way. It is always exciting to start

each year and implement my style of play along with the styles

that have become part of me from the people I have worked

with in the past.

"With an up-tempo offense and pressure defense, we will

continue to have some very exciting basketball now and in the

future. We have been able to get some of the top

student/athletes around the area because of the excellent

academic background at Mines. I plan on continuing to bring in

these top-notch student - athletes and build upon the foundation

that has been established from the past coaches at the School of

Mines."

Henry is married to Anne who is a dental hygienist in Rapid

City and they have a 4-year-old daughter Gretchen and 2-year-

old Enna.

Eric Glenn

Assistant Coach

Phone: (605) 355-3024

Email:

[email protected]

Eric Glenn is a native of Riverton, Wyo., but spent much of his

childhood years in Hot Springs where his father was the head

football coach. Eric played football and basketball for two years

at Chadron State College in Chadron, Neb., where he was a back-

up quarterback and point guard. He then finished his final two

years with the Eagle basketball program. He graduated from

Chadron State with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business

Education (1993).



After graduation, he stayed on as an assistant for then head coach,

Bob Wood, where he helped the Eagles to their first Rocky

Mountain Athletic Conference league championship. As an

assistant at Chadron State he earned a Master of Arts degree in

Sports and Recreation Management. In 1995, he went to the

University of Wyoming where he was the third assistant on Joby

Wright's basketball staff.

After a two-year stint at Wyoming, he moved on to Scottsbluff

High School where he was the assistant coach on the Bearcats

District B-6 championship team that qualified for the Nebraska

State Tournament. The next season he went to Missouri Valley

College and was the assistant men's basketball coach for the

Vikings in the Heart of America Athletic Conference.

In 2000, he was hired as the head coach of Missouri Valley and

led the Vikings to their best conference finish in four years,

hosted and won play-off tournament games two out of the three

years and was nominated for conference coach of the year twice.

From 2001 to 2003 he served on the National Association of

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Division II National

Tournament Committee.

In 2003 he took the opportunity to move closer to family and

became an assistant at Black Hills State University under Mike

Kruszynski.

Glenn has directed and worked at numerous basketball camps and

clinics throughout the Midwest, which have included the

University of Wyoming, Colorado State University, Chauncey

Billups Basketball Camps, Creighton University, Mike Trader

Basketball Camps and Montana State University.

He is married to the former Lorna Dahlgren, who played for the

Chadron State women's basketball program from 1991 - 1995.

She holds career records in assists, steals, rebounds and free

throws and is in the No. 2 all-time leading scorer. Lorna is a

Chadron State inductee They have two sons, Jarek, who is eight

and Peyton is two years old.

Roosevelt Mitchell Assistant Coach

Phone: (605) 355-3023

A native of Charleston, MO., Roosevelt Mitchell went to high

school at Charleston, graduating in 2000. Following high school,

he attended Southeast Missouri State University and received a

bachelor of General Studies degree in 2005.

Roosevelt started his coaching career in 2005 under Misouri High

School Hall of Fame coach Danny Farmer.

"I was blessed and very lucky to be mentored and to work with a

guy like coach Farmer," Mitchell said. "He dominated every

district and conference that he ever coached. He is a winner in all

aspects of life and has instilled those principles into me."

Mitchell was an assistend at Charleston High School for five

years, helping the team to a state championship appearance three

consecutive years, winning the top crown once. He also helped

coach the team to four district championships and two conference

titles.

"After being so successful as an assistant in the high school

ranks, I decided to pursue my passion of coaching at the

collegiate level," Mitchell added.



809-978 All-Time Program Record .453 Winning Percentage

Jason Henry 67-83 .447

2005-present (5 years)

Year Record

2009-2010 16-15

2008-2009 19-11

2007-2008 07-22

2006-2007 16-15

2005-2006 09-20

Hugh Welsh 268-273

.495 1986-2005 (19 years)

Jim Kampen 178-168

.514 1967-1972, 1978-1986

(13 years)

Mike Riley 68-95 .417

1972-1978 (6 years)

Year Record Year Record Year Record

2004-2005 12-17 1985-1986 21-8 1977-1978 14-15

2003-2004 18-12 1984-1985* 19-9 1976-1977 8-19

2002-2003 9-19 1983-1984* 19-9 1975-1976* 10-17

2001-2002 14-15 1982-1983 16-10 1974-1975 3-24

2000-2001 18-11 1981-1982 12-17 1973-1974 14-12

1999-2000 12-17 1980-1981 5-23 1972-1973* 19-8

1998-1999 9-19 1979-1980 7-17

1997-1998 13-13 1978-1979 12-14

1996-1997* 17-13 1971-1972* 20-6

1995-1996 16-12 1970-1971 13-13

1994-1995* 19-10 1969-1970 15-11

1993-1994 17-11 1968-1969 12-13

1992-1993 13-15 1967-1968 7-18

1991-1992 22-9

1990-1991 12-14

1989-1990 3-25

1988-1989 13-14

1987-1988 15-15

1986-1987 16-12

Hardrockers’ All-Time Coaching Records

Bob Hunt 167-271

.381 1946-1967 (21 years)

Harold Goodell 7-8 .467

1945-1946 (1 year)

Dave Strong 11-7 .611

1941-1942 (1 year)

Year Record Year Record Year Record

1966-1967 1-22 1945-1946 7-8 1941-1942 11-7

1965-1966 1-19

1964-1965 4-16 Art Sullivan 16-12 .571

1939-1941 (2 years)

Lem Harting 9-44 .170

1935-1939 (4 years)

1963-1964 0-16

1962-1963 2-22

1961-1962 12-11

1960-1961 8-14 Year Record Year Record

1959-1960 5-17 1940-1941 10-4 1938-1939 3-13

1958-1959 5-15 1939-1940 6-8 1937-1938 3-11

1957-1958 17-6 1936-1937 2-9

1956-1957 11-12 1935-1936 1-11

1955-1956 7-11

1954-1955* 12-11 Ray Hahn 35-39 .473

1930-1935 (5 years)

1953-1954 16-6

1952-1953 8-12

1951-1952 17-5

1950-1951 7-15 Year Record

1949-1950 7-12 1934-1935 8-7

1948-1949 10-9 1933-1934 7-7

1947-1948 9-9 1932-1933 8-8

1946-1947 8-11 1931-1932 5-10

1930-1931 7-7

*Conference Champions NAIA National Tournament Appearances (1972-1973, 1996-1997)

Current as of March 2009

1. Doug Schlepp (1970-74)

2,440

2. Jim Benjamin (1982-86)

2,348

3. Dave Jackson (1966-70)

1,887

4. Derek Knapp (1989-93)

1,860

5. Jeff Pfalzgraf (1981-85)

1,721

6. Bruce Bad Moccasin (1967-71)

1,720

7. Dave Becker (1983-87)

1,678

8. Mitch Slusarski (1990-94)

1,463

9. Chuck Neller (1954-58)

1,458

10. Hugh Boyle (1975-79)

1,407

11. Steve Wilcox (1980-84)

1,340

12. Dan Matthaidess (1959-63)

1,292

13. Chad Kramer (1993-97)

1,289

14. Craig Nelson (1993-95)

1,283

15. Chris Robinson (1999-03)

1,254

16. Quinn Diede (2000-02)

1,227

17. Matt Lyndoe (2004-07)

1205

18. John Magbuhat (1978-82)

1,186

19. Shannon Peterson (1994-98)

1,158

19. Robbie Fedor (2006-10)

1,158

21. John Gordon (1977-81)

1,155

22. Rusty Kocon (1990-92)

1,148

23. Denis Schubeck (1999-2002)

1,131

24. Jim Meyers (1951-55)

1,121

25. Steve Malone (1979-83)

1,117

26. Casey Schmitz (2005-07)

1078

27. Jim Cain (1963-67)

1,073

28. Don Stork (1954-58)

1,048

29. Mark Rinn (1999-2001)

l,031

30. Jim Konst (1969-73)

1,027

31. Jeff Jones (1971-75)

1,018

32. Keith Rozendal (1950-54)

1,013

Hardrockers’ All-Time Top Scorers

Points Career 2,440 -Doug Schlepp (1970-74) Season 724 - Quinn Diede (2001-2002) Game 44 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) vs. BHSU

Rebounds Career 1,198 - Dave Jackson (1966-70) Season 414 - Jim Konst (1972-73) Game 30 - Jeff Dietz (1969-70) vs. DWU

Free Throws Made Career 617 - Doug Schlepp (1970-74) Season 197 - Derek Knapp (1992-93) 197 - Doug Schlepp (1972-73) Game 20 - Steve Malone (1981-82) vs. BHSU Consecutive 34 - Justin Vangraefschepe (2003-04) Attempt Career 969 - Doug Schlepp (1970-74) Season 245 - Doug Schlepp (1972-73) Game 25 - Steve Malone (1981-82) vs. BHSU

Percentage Career Season .913 - Justin Vangraefschepe (2003-04) - 94/103 Game 1.00 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) - 14/14

Field Goals Made Career 994 - Jim Benjamin (1982-86) Season 274 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) Game 20 - Doug Schlepp (1985-86) vs. BHSU Attempt Career 1,860 - Doug Schlepp (1970-74) Season 487 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) Game 35 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) vs. Minot St. Percentage Season .622 - Brandon Smith (2007-08) 107/172 Game 1.00 - A.J. Trennepohl (2007-08) 10/10 (minimum of 6 attempts)

3 Pt. Made Career 242 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-94) Season 99 - Quinn Diede (2001-2002) Game 9 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-91) vs. Dakota St.

3 Pt. Attempt Career 657 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-94) Season 218 - Quinn Diede (2001-02)

Assists Career 670 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-94) Season 247 - Dave Becker (1985-86) Game 18 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) vs. Dickinson

Hardrockers’ Individual Records

Scott Baird is a 1997 graduate of Dakota Wesleyan University and is in his fourth year as head athletic trainer at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Before joining the School of Mines Athletic Department, he was an athletic trainer for the University of Wyoming where he covered both men’s rugby and lacrosse. He brings much knowledge and experience to the School of Mines Sports Medicine Team. Scott has been married to Becky, a Physical Therapist in Rapid City, for 14 years and has two twin newborn girls Braedyn and Blakely.

Jennifer Ranum is athletic trainer for the Lady Hardrocker volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball teams. She graduated in May of 2007 from National American University with degrees in Athletic Training and Applied Management. Jen became certified in September of 2007. She is a member of both the National Athletic Trainer’s Association and the Mid America Athletic Trainer’s Association since 2004. Jen was promoted to Compliance Officer in the summer of 2010 and will take the lead making sure all rules and regulations are followed during SD Mines transition to NCAA Div. II status.

Hardrockers’ Training Staff

Public Address Announcer Kevin Phillips has the longest running morning radio show in the Black Hills. Phillips has been announcing ball games since 1980 and has been on the radio since 1982. He's a member of the Rapid City Sports Hall Of Fame and a Black Hills Advertising Federation Silver Medal Winner, which is like the advertising Hall Of Fame. He can be heard on Magic 93.9 weekday mornings from 5:30-10am and on 97.5 The Hills from 2-5pm.

Tom Rudebusch and Tom Mahon broadcast the Hardrocker basketball action every game at home or on the road on 97.5 FM the Hills and 920AM. The duo has extensive knowledge and insight about the game of basketball. Tom Rudebusch has been the voice of the Hardrockers for over 30 years and Tom Mahon is a former Lady Hardrocker basketball coach.

The Voices of the Hardrockers

SD Mines Hardrockers 2009-10Final Season Statisticsas of March 3rd, 2010

Combined Season Stats

Record: Overall Home Away NeutralAll Games (16-15) (10-4) (6-10) (0-1)Conference (6-8) (4-3) (2-5) (0-0)Non-Conference (10-7) (6-1) (4-5) (0-1)

TOTAL 3-PT REBOUNDS# Player GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT R/G PF A TO BLK ST PTS P/G

1 Tommy Smith 23 0 130 5.7 3 16 .188 0 2 .000 7 17 .412 9 6 15 0.7 10 6 7 0 5 13 0.62 Scott May 31 31 801 25.8 68 139 .489 10 26 .385 54 74 .730 27 41 68 2.2 73 72 63 1 25 200 6.53 Cameron Cale 5 0 4 0.7 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 1 2 .500 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.24 Robbie Fedor 31 31 949 30.6 95 251 .378 54 144 .375 68 82 .829 23 61 84 2.7 76 74 54 1 37 312 10.15 Nathan Jacobson 31 31 1029 33.2 96 221 .434 40 105 .381 54 101 .535 17 49 66 2.1 68 84 67 1 37 286 9.2

10 AJ Trennepohl 29 1 658 22.7 78 206 .379 52 129 .403 43 50 .860 21 66 87 3.0 55 39 43 3 20 251 8.712 Blake McPherson 2 0 8 3.8 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 1 2 3 1.5 2 1 2 0 0 1 0.514 Tanner Friesen 24 0 187 7.8 27 63 .429 7 25 .280 8 18 .444 15 23 38 1.6 23 14 9 1 3 69 2.920 Caleb Rehmer 18 0 155 8.6 17 39 .436 0 1 .000 12 20 .600 7 16 23 1.3 29 5 21 2 13 46 2.621 Jake Miller 2 0 1 0.4 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.023 Trevor Larson 17 0 99 5.8 11 29 .379 1 8 .125 8 9 .889 8 10 18 1.1 14 4 5 2 1 31 1.830 Kyle Turpin 31 30 794 25.6 159 256 .621 0 1 .000 46 75 .613 58 121 179 5.8 64 23 36 14 19 364 11.733 Lance Kilburn 5 1 13 2.7 0 2 .000 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.040 Kyle Doerr 31 31 826 26.7 121 235 .515 16 42 .381 80 121 .661 36 129 165 5.3 66 65 83 8 22 338 10.944 Carl Johnson 31 0 408 13.2 59 114 .518 1 2 .500 26 47 .553 39 44 83 2.7 61 11 32 4 6 145 4.755 Jordan Schmitz 29 0 251 8.6 22 59 .373 0 1 .000 27 39 .692 17 43 60 2.1 42 5 24 5 8 71 2.4

TEAM 21 103 124 17

South Dakota School of Mi 31 6312 756 1632 .463 181 488 .371435 658 .661 299 714 1013 32.7584402 464 42 1972128 68.6

Opponents 31 6329 768 1678 .458 209 620 .337391 585 .668 289 699 988 31.9610377 458 94 2002136 68.9

TEAM STATISTICS SDM OPP

SCORING 2128 2136Points per game 68.6 68.9Scoring margin -0.3 -

FIELD GOALS-ATT 756-1632768-1678Field goal pct .463 .458

3 POINT FG-ATT 181-488 209-6203-point FG pct .371 .3373-pt FG made per game 5.8 6.7

FREE THROWS-ATT 435-658 391-585Free throw pct .661 .668

REBOUNDS 1013 988Rebounds per game 32.7 31.9Rebounding margin 0.8 -

ASSISTS 402 377Assists per game 13.0 12.2

TURNOVERS 464 458Turnovers per game 15.0 14.8Turnover margin 0.2 -Assist / turnover ratio 0.9 0.8

STEALS 197 200Steals per game 6.4 6.5

BLOCKS 42 94Blocks per game 1.4 3.0

ATTENDANCE 0 1220Home games-Avg/Game 14-0 16-76Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-0

SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT1 TOTALOpponents 989 1147 1 2137South Dakota School of Mi 1037 1084 7 2128

Date Opponent Score W L Record Attend

10/30/09 hRocky Mountain College 79-73 W 1-0 011/06/09 hDakota Wesleyan 80-64 W 2-0 011/07/09 hMount Marty College 62-52 W 3-0 011/11/09 aGreat Falls 51-56 L 3-1 011/13/09 aMontana Tech 61-70 L 3-2 011/14/09 aRocky Mountain College 79-85 L 3-3 011/20/09 a Johnson and Wales 70-66 W 4-3 18811/27/09 hGreat Falls 62-55 W 5-3 011/28/09 hMount Marty College 73-63 W 6-3 012/03/09 *aBlack Hills State 63-62 W 7-3 (1-0) 012/08/09 hChadron State 77-74 W 8-3 (1-0) 012/11/09 aPeru State 92-87 W 9-3 (1-0) 012/12/09 aDana College 72-74 L 9-4 (1-0) 10012/29/09 nMontana Western 71-73 L 9-5 (1-0) 001/02/10 hUniv of Sioux Falls 66-80 L 9-6 (1-0) 001/08/10 *a Jamestown College 62-74 L 9-7: 1-1 001/09/10 *aValley City State 56-73 L 9-8 (1-2) 23201/15/10 *hDakota State 62-50 W 10-8 (2-2) 001/16/10 *hMayville State 72-60 W 11-8 (3-2) 001/22/10 *aMinot State 74-85 L 11-9 (3-3) 001/23/10 *aDickinson State 62-63 L 11-10 (3-4) 001/28/10 *hBlack Hills State 71-81 L 11-11 (3-5) 002/05/10 *hValley City State 66-75 L 11-12 (3-6) 002/06/10 *hJamestown College 61-47 W 12-12 (4-6) 002/12/10 *aMayville State 61-67 L 12-13 (4-7) 002/13/10 *aDakota State 60-51 W 13-13, 5-7 DAC 002/19/10 *hDickinson State 79-86 L 13-14 (5-8) 002/20/10 *hMinot State 80-76 W 14-14 (6-8) 002/24/10 aDickinson State 77-71 OT W 15-14 002/28/10 aValley City State 70-65 W 16-14 70003/02/10 a Jamestown College 57-79 L 16-15 0

Note:*denotes a conference game.

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Team Statistics

TEAM STATISTICS SDM OPP

SCORING 2128 2136Points per game 68.6 68.9Scoring margin -0.3 -

FIELD GOALS-ATT 756-1632 768-1678Field goal pct .463 .458

3 POINT FG-ATT 181-488 209-6203-point FG pct .371 .3373-pt FG made per game 5.8 6.7

FREE THROWS-ATT 435-658 391-585Free throw pct .661 .668

REBOUNDS 1013 988Rebounds per game 32.7 31.9Rebounding margin 0.8 -

ASSISTS 402 377Assists per game 13.0 12.2

TURNOVERS 464 458Turnovers per game 15.0 14.8Turnover margin 0.2 -Assist / turnover ratio 0.9 0.8

STEALS 197 200Steals per game 6.4 6.5

BLOCKS 42 94Blocks per game 1.4 3.0

ATTENDANCE 0 1220Home games-Avg/Game 14-0 16-76Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-0

SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT1 TOTALOpponents 989 1147 1 2137South Dakota School of Mi 1037 1084 7 2128





Season Schedule

Date Opponent Score WL RecordAttend Leading Scorer Leading RebounderLeading Assists

10/30/09 hRocky Mountain College79-73 W 1-0 0 (19) Trennepohl (6) TEAM, Fedor (5) Jacobson11/06/09 hDakota Wesleyan 80-64 W 2-0 0 (14) Trennepohl (8) Doerr (4) May, Fedor11/07/09 hMount Marty College 62-52 W 3-0 0 (16) Trennepohl (9) Doerr (5) May11/11/09 aGreat Falls 51-56 L 3-1 0 (15) Doerr (9) Turpin (3) Doerr11/13/09 aMontana Tech 61-70 L 3-2 0 (12) Fedor (6) TEAM (3) May, Fedor11/14/09 aRocky Mountain College79-85 L 3-3 0 (16) Fedor (5) Fedor, Johnson (5) May11/20/09 aJohnson and Wales 70-66 W 4-3 188 (14) Turpin (6) Turpin (4) May, Doerr11/27/09 hGreat Falls 62-55 W 5-3 0 (21) Fedor (12) Turpin (4) May11/28/09 hMount Marty College 73-63 W 6-3 0 (14) Doerr (10) TEAM (5) Jacobson12/03/09*aBlack Hills State 63-62 W 7-3 (1-0) 0 (18) Turpin (6) Doerr (3) Fedor, Doerr12/08/09 hChadron State 77-74 W 8-3 (1-0) 0 (20) Turpin (6) Doerr (5) Trennepohl12/11/09 aPeru State 92-87 W 9-3 (1-0) 0 (24) Turpin (7) Turpin 4 players with 212/12/09 aDana College 72-74 L 9-4 (1-0) 100 (17) Trennepohl (7) Turpin (4) Jacobson12/29/09 nMontana Western 71-73 L 9-5 (1-0) 0 (19) Fedor (6) Johnson (5) Jacobson01/02/10 hUniv of Sioux Falls 66-80 L 9-6 (1-0) 0 (16) Jacobson (7) TEAM (4) May01/08/10*aJamestown College 62-74 L 9-7: 1-1 0 (13) Friesen (5) Turpin (4) May01/09/10*aValley City State 56-73 L 9-8 (1-2) 232 (13) Turpin, Doerr(13) Turpin (2) Jacobson, Doerr01/15/10*hDakota State 62-50 W 10-8 (2-2) 0 (15) Fedor (7) Fedor (6) Jacobson01/16/10*hMayville State 72-60 W 11-8 (3-2) 0 (14) Fedor (8) TEAM (4) Jacobson01/22/10*aMinot State 74-85 L 11-9 (3-3) 0 (20) Turpin (7) TEAM (4) May01/23/10*aDickinson State 62-63 L 11-10 (3-4) 0 (20) Fedor (8) Turpin (5) Jacobson01/28/10*hBlack Hills State 71-81 L 11-11 (3-5) 0 (15) Turpin (15) Doerr 3 players with 302/05/10*hValley City State 66-75 L 11-12 (3-6) 0 (14) Turpin (10) Doerr (5) Fedor02/06/10*hJamestown College 61-47 W 12-12 (4-6) 0 (14) Jacobson (5) Doerr (4) Doerr02/12/10*aMayville State 61-67 L 12-13 (4-7) 0 (22) Doerr (7) Doerr (6) Fedor02/13/10*aDakota State 60-51 W 13-13, 5-7 DAC 0 (15) May (6) Doerr (5) Jacobson02/19/10*hDickinson State 79-86 L 13-14 (5-8) 0 (18) Doerr (7) Turpin (4) Jacobson02/20/10*hMinot State 80-76 W 14-14 (6-8) 0 (17) Fedor (11) Turpin (4) Jacobson02/24/10 aDickinson State 77-71OTW 15-14 0 (24) Doerr (11) Doerr (5) Fedor02/28/10 aValley City State 70-65 W 16-14 700 (19) Jacobson (12) Doerr (4) May03/02/10 aJamestown College 57-79 L 16-15 0 (13) Doerr 3 players with 4 (4) Jacobson

RECORD: Overall Record Home Away Neutral(16-15) (10-4) (6-10) (0-1)

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY: TOTALS AVG/GAMEHOME 0 0AWAY 1220 76NEUTRAL 0 0TOTAL 1220 39

Note:*denotes a conference game.





Player High

South Dakota School of Mi High Player(s) Opponent Date

Total Points 24 Kyle Doerr vs Dickinson State 02/24/1024 Kyle Turpin vs Peru State 12/11/09

Field Goals Made 11 Kyle Turpin vs Peru State 12/11/09Field Goals Attempted 16 Kyle Turpin vs Minot State 01/22/10Field Goal% (Min 5 made) 1.000 (5/5) Kyle Doerr vs Valley City State 01/09/10

1.000 (5/5) Kyle Turpin vs Dakota State 02/13/103pt Field Goals Made 5 Robbie Fedor vs Montana Western 12/29/093pt Field Goals Attempted 11 Robbie Fedor vs Montana Tech 11/13/093pt Field Goal% (Min 2 made) 1.000 (4/4) AJ Trennepohl vs Black Hills State 12/03/09

1.000 (2/2) Kyle Doerr vs Great Falls 11/11/091.000 (2/2) Kyle Doerr vs Mayville State 02/12/101.000 (2/2) Kyle Doerr vs Dickinson State 02/19/101.000 (2/2) AJ Trennepohl vs Johnson and Wales 11/20/09

Free Throws Made 9 Robbie Fedor vs Valley City State 02/28/109 Jordan Schmitz vs Dakota Wesleyan 11/06/09

Free Throws Attempted 12 Nathan Jacobson vs Dickinson State 02/19/10Free Throw% (Min 4 made) 1.000 (8/8) Jordan Schmitz vs Rocky Mountain College 11/14/09

1.000 (8/8) AJ Trennepohl vs Chadron State 12/08/091.000 (6/6) Robbie Fedor vs Black Hills State 01/28/101.000 (6/6) Scott May vs Valley City State 02/28/101.000 (5/5) Kyle Doerr vs Mount Marty College 11/28/09

Offensive Rebounds 7 Kyle Turpin vs Great Falls 11/27/09Defensive Rebounds 15 Kyle Doerr vs Black Hills State 01/28/10Total Rebounds 15 Kyle Doerr vs Black Hills State 01/28/10Fouls 5 Kyle Doerr vs Montana Western 12/29/09

5 Kyle Doerr vs Dickinson State 01/23/105 Robbie Fedor vs Mount Marty College 11/28/095 Robbie Fedor vs Rocky Mountain College 11/14/095 Carl Johnson vs Dickinson State 01/23/10

Assists 6 Robbie Fedor vs Mayville State 02/12/106 Nathan Jacobson vs Dakota State 01/15/10

Turnovers 7 Kyle Doerr vs Valley City State 02/28/107 Scott May vs Minot State 01/22/10

Blocks 3 Jordan Schmitz vs Mount Marty College 11/28/09Steals 4 Kyle Doerr vs Dickinson State 02/24/10

4 Robbie Fedor vs Great Falls 11/27/094 Scott May vs Valley City State 01/09/10

Minutes Played 51:58 Nathan Jacobson vs Mount Marty College 11/07/09




Black Hills State University Yellow Jackets:

Head Coach: Bradd Schafer (1st season)

Phone: 605-642-6607 Fax: 605-642-6539 E-mail: [email protected]

Record at BHSU: 0-0

Overall record: 0-0

Athletic Director: Jhett Albers

Phone: 605-642-6882 Fax: 605-642-6539 E-mail:[email protected]

Sports Information: John Kietzmann


2009-10 Season: 10-4 in the DAC / 21-10 overall - tied for 1st place in the DAC with Valley City State DAC Tournament: def. Mayville State, 87-52, in the quarterfinals; lost to Jamestown, 78-67, in the semifinals NAIA Tournament: lost to St. Francis, IN, 86-83, in the first round

Team Stats:

Scoring Margin: +8.6 Field Goal %: .481

Scoring Offense: 77.1 3pt Field Goal %: .376

Scoring Defense: 68.4 Free Throw %: .712

Rebounding Margin: +2.7 Opponents FG%: .414

Rebounding: 36.68 Opponents 3pt FG%:

.350

Note: The Yellow Jackets led the DAC in Scoring Margin, Free Throw %, Field Goal % and 3pt Field Goal %.

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 5)

Luke Enos; 6-7; Senior; Forward; Faith, SD

2009-10 stats: 19.3 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 69 assists, .575 FG %, .690 FT % in 29 games

Note: Enos led the DAC in Scoring

1st team All DAC, DAC MVP, 1st team NAIA All Amerca

Cain Atkinson; 6-0; Senior; Guard; Evanston, WY

2009-10 stats: 15.7 ppg, 1.5 rpg, .425 FG %, .405 3pt FG %, 83.8 FT % in 31 games

1st team All DAC, NAIA Honorable Mention All America

Will John Johnson; 6-8; Senior; Forward; Whitewood, SD

2009-10 stats: 8.5 ppg, 9.3 rpg, .560 FG %, .528 FT % in 31 games

Note: Johnson led the DAC in Rebounding.

2nd team All DAC, DAC Defensive Player of the Year

Clay Pottorff; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Greeley, CO

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2009-10 stats: 10.6 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 55 assists, 35 steals, .456 FG %, .363 3pt FG %, .733 FT % in 30 games

3rd team All DAC

Craig Von Allman; 6-4; Sophomore; Guard; Windsor, CO

2009-10 stats: 7.7 ppg, 2.7 rpg, .497 FG %, .305 3pt FG %, .736 FT % in 30 games Spencer Childress; 6-1; Senior; Guard; Aurora, CO

2009-10 stats: 4.1 ppg, 2.6 repg, 103 assists, .404 FG %, .350 3pt FG %, .738 FT % in 31 games Key Newcomers:

Jeff Smith; 6-0; Senior; Guard; Hettinger, ND

Cameron Anderson; 6-6; Freshman, Forward; Gillette, WY

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 0)

Dakota State University Trojans:

Head Coach: Gary Garner (2nd season)


Record at DaSU: 11-18

Overall Record: 3384-334

Athletic Director: Gene Wockenfuss


Sports Information: Nick Huntimer


2009-10 Season: 4-10 in the DAC / 11-18 overall - 7th place in the DAC DAC Tournament: lost to Valley City State, 71-54, in the quarterfinals

Team Stats:

Scoring Margin: -4.9 Field Goal %: .426





.337

Note: The Trojans led the DAC in Opponents 3pt Field Goal %.


Bryce Snyder; 6-7; Senior; Center; Hartford, SD

2009-10 stats: 8.6 ppg, 5.9 rpg, .507 FG % in 29 games

Santino Clay; 6-3; Senior; Forward/Guard; Minneapolis, MN


2009-10 stats: 9.8 ppg, 2.6 rpg, .429 FG %, .341 3pt FG %, .621 FT % in 26 games Spencer Adams; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Champaign, ILL

2009-10 stats: 9.5 ppg, 4.8 rpg, .442 FG %, .31o 3pt FG %, .532 FT % in 20 games Key Newcomers:

Mike Larsen; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Draper, UT Jordan King; 6-0; Senior; Guard; Arlington, SD

Jordan Snyder; 6-6; Freshman; Forward; Hartford, SD

Jesse Bean; 6-0; Junior; Guard; Wasilla, AK


Everett Smith, Guard

Jackson Parr, Forward - NAIA Scholar-Athlete

Brian Bolin, Center - NAIA Scholar-Athlete Eric Bauder, Center

Dickinson State University Blue Hawks:

Head Coach: Ty Orton (4th season)


Record at DiSU: 41-44


Athletic Director: Tim Daniel


Sports Information: Dan Chelstrom


2009-10 Season: 9-5 in the DAC / 14-14 overal - 3rd place in the DAC DAC Tournament: lost to South Dakota Mines, 77-71 in OT, in the quarterfinals

Team Stats:






.362

Note: The Blue Hawks led the DAC in Rebounding Margin.


Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 3) John Hanstad; 6-4; Sophomore; Guard/Forward; Dickinson, ND

2009-10 stats: 3.8 ppg, 1.6 rpg, .386 FG %, .367 3pt FG %, .759 FT % in 25 games Matt Lee; 6-6; Sophomore; Forward/Center; Ogden, UT

2009-10 stats: 10.4 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 40 assists, .673 FG % in 25 games

2nd team All DAC

Nate Lebsock; 6-1; Senior; Guard/Forward; Frenchtown, MT

2009-10 stats: 17.2 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 64 assists, 31 steals, .406 FG %, .375 3pt FG %, .840 FT % in 28 games

1st team All DAC, NAIA Honorable Mention All America, NAIA Scholar-Athlete

Dano Fagerlund; 6-5; Senior; Forward/Center; Flagller, CO


Key Newcomers:

Tevin Hurd; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Fairfield, CA Jeff Hurd; 6-2; Junior; Guard; Fairfield,

CA Robbie Morey; 6-2; Freshman; Guard/Forward; Dickinson, ND

Brock Boos; 6-2; Freshman Guard/Forward; Bowman, ND

Isaiah Thomas; 6-5; Freshman; Forward/Center; Apple Valley, MN Key Losses: (Starters lost: 3)

Brandon Thomas, Center

Brian Lebsock, Guard

Nate Williams, Forward

Jamestown College Jimmies:

Head Coach: Matt Murken (1st season)

Phone: 701-252-3467 Ext.

2410 Fax: 701-253-4450 E-mail: mmurken@jc,edu

Record at JC: 0-0

Overall Record: 0-0

Athletic Director: Lawrie Paulson

Phone: 701-252-3467 Ext.

2408 Fax: 701-253-4450 E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Tracy Erickson

Phone: 701-252-3467 Ext.

5557 Fax: 701-253-4450 E-mail: [email protected]

2009-10 Season: 8-6 in the DAC / 2012 overall - 4th place in the DAC DAC Tournament: def. Minot State, 70-64, in the quarterfinals; def. Black Hills State, 78-67, in the quarterfinals; def. South Dakota Mines, 79-57, in the championship


NAIA Tournament: lost to Oklahoma Wesleyan, 76-70, in the first round

Team Stats:

Scoring Margin: +3.8 Field Goal %: 478





.345

Note: The Jimmies led the DAC in Scoring Defense and Opponents Field Goal %.


CJ Peeters; 6-7; Senior; Forward; Baxter, MN

2009-10 stats: 16.8 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 82 assists, .489 FG %, .394 3pt FG %, .703 FT % in 32 games

1st team All DAC, DAC Newcomer of the Year, NAIA Honorable Mention All America

BJ Mertens; 6-1; Junior; Guard; Devils Lake, ND


Dustin Hermann; 6-5; Junior; Center; Fargo, ND

2009-10 stats: 3.5 ppg, 2.3 rpg, .706 FG % in 15 games

Byron Jones; 5-10; Junior; Guard; Glenarden, MD

2009-10 stats: 17.2 ppg, 2.0 rpg, .500 FG %, .393 3pt FG %, .793 FT % in 5 games

Key Newcomers:

Chris Lawrence; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Los Angeles, CA

Jacquez Williams; 6-0; Senior; Guard; Dolton, IL

Travis Burley; 6-5; Junior; Forward; Warrenton, GA

Mark Hoge; 6-3; Freshman; Guard; Ironton, MN

Brandon Robbins; 6-4; Junior; Forward; Columbus, MT

Jared Sutherland; 6-4; Junior; Forward; Grand Rapids, MN


Hans Hoeg, Guard - 2nd team All DAC

John Peabody, Center

Ross Florhaug, Forward Jacob Kelsey, Guard


Mayville State University Comets:

Head Coach: Justin Johnson (3rd year)


Record at MaSU: 33-53


Athletic Director: Mike Moore


Sports Information: Justin Johnson


2009-10 Season: 2-12 in the DAC / 10-19 overall - 8th place in the DAC DAC Tournament: lost to Black Hills State, 87-52, in the quarterfinals

Team Stats:






.353

Note: Mayville State led the DAC in Rebounding.

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 2) Ross Aman; 6-5; Senior; Forward/Center; Center. ND

2009-10 stats: 11.7 ppg, 8.9 rpg, .467 FG %, .726 FT %, 38 steals in 29 games David Slezak; 6-7; Senior; Center; Pezinok, Slovakia

2009-10 stats: 3.7 ppg, 3.5 rpg, .339 FG %, .593 FT % in 25 games Christian Harris; 6-0; Senior; Guard; Las Vegas, NV

2009-10 stats: 3.3 ppg, 2.4 rpg, .381 FG %, .471 FT %, 25 steals in 12 games Dalonte Gibson; 6-0; Senior; Guard; Pensacola, FL

2009-10 stats: 3.3 ppg, 2.4 rpg, .346 FG %, 43 assists in 29 games Cody Coauette, 6-3; Sophomore; Guard; Fertile, MN

2009-10 stats: 1.4 ppg, .353 FG % in 10 games

Key Newcomers:

Sean Greene; 5-7; Sophomore; Guard; Oxnard, CA

Wiley Jiles; 6-4; Junior; Guard; Minneapolis, MN

Bryen Pyles; 6-0; Junior; Guard; Bronx,


NY

Shavontae Samuels; 6-0; Junior; Guard; Chicago, IL

Adam Edwards; 6-6; Freshman; Guard; London, England

Dimitri Amos; 6-5; Freshman; Center; Las Vegas, NV

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 3) Anton Coleman; Guard - 3rd team All

DAC

Note: Coleman led the DAC in Assists at 4.52 per game.

Minot State University Beavers:

Head Coach: Peter Stewart (1st season)


Record at MiSU: 0-0


Athletic Director: Rick Hedberg


Sports Information: Michael Linnell


2009-10 Season: 7-7 in the DAC / 18-11 overall - fifth place in the DAC DAC Tournament: lost to Jamestown College, 70-64, in the quarterfinals

Team Stats:

Scoring Margin: +5.0 Field Goal %: .428



Rebounding Margin: -5.1 Opponents FG%: .468


.381

Note: The Beavers led the DAC in Scoring Offense.

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 2) Nathaniel Packineau; 6-2; Senior; Guard; Parshall, ND

2009-10 stats: 12.3 ppg, 1.6 rpg, .411 FG %, .403 3pt FG %, .765 FT %, 47 assists, 41 steals in 28 games Jason West; 6-0; Senior; Guard; Lompoc, CA

2009-10 stats: 10.4 ppg, 2.9 rpg, .396 FG %, .419 3pt FG %, .689 FT %, 114 assists, 49 steals in 29 games

Bojan Janjic; 6-5; Senior; Forward; Kikinda Serbia


Gary Heitkamp; 6-7; Sophomore; Forward; Minot, ND

2009-10 stats: 1.4 ppg, 1.2 rpg, in 17 games

Cam Melzer; 5-10; Freshman; Guard; Turtle Lake, ND

Melzer redshirted in 2009-10

Aarion Hinton; 6-0; Sophomore; Guard; Chicago, IL

Hinton redshirted in 2009-10

Key Newcomers:

Kal Bay; 6-1; Senior; Guard; Chandler, AZ Yonas Berhe; 6-0; Junior; Guard; Toronto, ON

Josh Johnson; 6-6; Senior; Forward; Lufkin, TX

Kelvin Fraser; 6-8; Freshman; Forward; Bronx, NY


Mister Carney, Guard - 2nd team All DAC

Note: Carney led the DAC in Steals at 3.39 per game.

Shaun Johnson, Center - 3rd team All DAC

Note: Johnson led the DAC in Field Goal % at .734 and Blocks at 1.89 per game.

Kenneth McCoy, Forward

South Dakota Mines Hardrockers:

Head Coach: Jason Henry (6th year)


Record at SDM: 67-83


Athletic Director: Dr. Dick Kaiser


Sports Information: Bradley Blume


2009-10 Season: 6-8 in the DAC / 16-15 overall - sixth place in the DAC DAC Tournament: def. Dickinson State, 77-71 in OT, in the quarterfinals; def. Valley City State, 70-65, in the semifinals; lost to Jamestown College, 79-57, in the championship


Team Stats:





Rebounding: 32.68 Opponents 3pt FG%: .338


Kyle Doerr; 6-7; Junior; Forward; Rapid City, SD

2009-10 stats: 10.9 ppg, 5.3 rpg, .515 FG %, .381 3pt FG %, .661 FT %, 65 assists in 31 games Nate Jacobson; 5-11; Junior; Guard; Rapid City, SD

2009-10 stats: 9.2 ppg, 2.1 rpg, .434 FG %, .381 3pt FG %, .535 FT %, 84 assists, 37 steals in 31 games Scott May; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Aurora, CO

2009-10 stats: 6.5 ppg, 3.3 rpg, .489 FG %, .385 3pt FG %, .730 FT %, 72 assists in 31games Key Newcomers:

James Dean; 6-2; Sophomore; Forward; Las Vegas, NV

Caleb Shockman; 6-6; Sophomore; Forward; LaMoure, ND

Michael Dietz; 6-8; Sophomore; Forward; Casper, WY


Kyle Turpin, Forward - 3rd team All DAC

Robbie Fedor, Guard

AJ Trennepohl Carl Johnson

Valley City State University Vikings:

Head Coach: Jaff Kaminsky (4th season)


Record at VCSU: 63-54


Athletic Director: Jack Denholm


Sports Information: Chad Slyter


2009-10 Season: 10-4 in the DAC / 20-10 overall - tied for first in the DAC with Black Hills State DAC Tournament: def. Dakota State, 71-54, in the quarterfinals: lost to South Dakota Mines, 70-65, in the semifinals

Team Stats: Scoring Margin: +5.1 Field Goal %: .472


Scoring Offense: 72.9 3pt Field Goal %: .362 Scoring Defense: 67.8 Free Throw %: .663 Rebounding Margin: -2.0 Opponents FG%: .435 Rebounding: 31.5 Opponents 3pt FG%: .338

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 3) Calvin Kraft; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Casselton, ND


2nd team All DAC

Tyler Macomber; 6-4; Senior; Forward; Elk River, MN


Mark Klingberg; 6-9; Senior; Center; Prior Lake, MN


Mike York; 5-10; Senior; Guard; Burnsville, MN Joe Bateman; 5-8; Junior; Guard; Fort Lauderdale, FL

2009-10 stats: 1.2 ppg, .370 FG %, .364 3pt FG %, .667 FT % in 24 games

Dustin Kise; 6-2; Sophomore; Guard; Fertile, MN


Patrick Rogers; 6-1; Sophomore; Guard; Burnsville, MN DJ Carroll; 6-5; Sophomore; Forward; St. Paul, MN


Key Newcomers: Allen McGaha; 6-1; Junior; Guard; Chicago, IL

John Raquel; 5-11; Junior; Guard; Hawthorne, CA Aaron Duske; 6-4;: Freshman; Guard; Buffalo, MN Harrison Weber; 6-7; Freshman; Forward; Casselton, ND Jordan Schneidermann; 6-6; Freshman; Forward; Brooklyn Park,

MN Cory Camerer; 6-7; Freshman; Forward; Ellendale, ND

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 2) Orlando Anderson, Guard - 1st team All DAC, DAC Most Valuable Senior, NAIA Honorable Mention All America

Dareon Spencer, Guard - 2nd team DAC Chris Fuqua, Forward


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