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•$1 million renovation complete: track and football field at O'Harra Stadium
•$1 million for King Center renovations: student wellness center, locker rooms, practice field, and Goodell Gymnasium
•$1 million Hardrock Club Campaign
$600,000 Scholarships
$100,000 Program Support
$300,000 HardrockRoom
$3
Investment Over Next ThreeYears
Why Scholarshipsfor Students?
•Only athletes that are good students survive at SDTech
•Schools compete to attract andobtain thesekids
•We currently rank 7th in DAC-10 for scholarshipawards
•Successful recruitment of student-athletes benefits alldepartments onour campus
•SD Techteams will be more competitive
Why Athletic Program Support?
Equipment: periodic replacement is always necessary andoften mandatory—safety issue
Recruiting: coachingrequires travel to create contacts—current annualfunds limit SDTech'spotential
Technology: every student andsport will benefit by upgrading our computingandcoaching tools
What is the Hardrock Room?
• 3500 sq ft addition onNEcorner of KingCenter
• Location for the Hare/rock Hall of Fame
• Large conferenceand meetingarea for alumni, students, friends, coaches,recruits, andparents
We invite youto give back to the programs that added value and fun to your educational experience at SDSM&T
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(30) All-Conference
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(100) Letter Winner
(200) Team Player
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Will you be one? Please return the enclosed pledge formandyour 2002 gift today. Thankyou!
The South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, founded in 1885, has been a national leader in preparing world-class engineers and scientists. Our graduates design, construct, and operate modern technology to meet complex challenges such as global warming, health care delivery, energy resource development, mineral extraction and processing, environment quality, futuristic transportation, and national defense. Our alumni are held in the highest regard by their fellow leaders in industry, consulting, government, health, and education
Tech has diversified to meet the needs of engineering and science throughout the world South Dakota Tech's intellectual environment was shaped a century ago by the ingenuity and rugged individualism of pioneers who provided the inspiration. Today Tech remains on the cutting edge in the fields of engineering and the sciences
Academic Program: SDSM&T is a state-assisted university providing graduate and undergraduate degrees in science, engineering, and interdisciplinary studies
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Atmospheric Sciences
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Geological Engineering
Geology
Industrial Engineering
Interdisciplinary Science
MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREES
Geology and Geological Engineering
Materials Engineering and Sciences
Mechanical Engineering
Paleontology
Technology Management
DOCTORATE OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREES
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical Engineering
Mining Engineering
Physics
Atmospheric, Environmental and Water Resources, Geology and Geological Engineering
Materials Engineering and Sciences
ENROLLMENT: The University has a diverse enrollment of approximately 2,400 students from nearly 30 states and 20 countries Our 13 departments offer 30 degree programs in engineering and science disciplines at the baccalaureate, masters, and doctoral levels. Students enter the university with the highest ACT composite in the state and more than half graduating with top 25% of their high school class.
COSTS AND FEES: Annual undergraduates costs for tuition, fees, room and board total less than $10,000 per year for residents of South Dakota, Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming
Annual total costs for all other undergraduates is less than $11,000 per year.
RESEARCH: High quality research is conducted in departments and in our researchinstitutes.
FACULTY: There are approximately 100 faculty with degrees from more than 150 institutions, eighty-five percent of which have earned doctoral degrees
The South Dakota School of Mines and Technology welcomed Dr. Charles Ruch to campus as the university's 17th president. He comes to South Dakota Tech after serving as president of Boise State University in Boise, Idaho
"I'm glad to be here," Ruch said "I'm excited to work with everyone on campus to take this wonderful university to a new level of excellence I also look forward to working with my colleagues at other universities to find ways to enhance the educational opportunities available to students, and with community organizations and agencies that want to join with usto make Rapid City and the Black Hills even better places to live."
Ruch succeeds Dr. Richard Gowen, who left campus June 30, 2003 after 16 years as Tech's president. South Dakota Gov Mike Rounds appointed Gowen director of the Homestake Laboratory Conversion Project
Ruch had been president of Boise State University for 10 years. Under his leadership, the school grew into Idaho's largest university, serving 17,000 students in a rapidly growing metropolitan area. The university's research and development budget grew to $20 million during Ruch's tenure.
Among many other issues, Ruch will direct his attention towardeconomic development. "Iwas very interested in the work under way here in South Dakota to link higher education and economic development," he said. "Public higher education has much to offer by way of its research capacity and faculty expertise to South Dakota's economic development resources."
Ruch will also focus on new ways to collaborate with Tech's sister institution at Black Hills State University. "South Dakota Tech and Black Hills State have complementary missions," Regents President Harvey C. Jewett said. "We are anxious to put Dr. Ruch's leadership, in concert with Black Hills State President Tom Flickema, to work in this area."
Ruch has doctorate and master's degrees in education from Northwestern University, and a bachelor's degree in chemistry fromThe College of Wooster in Ohio. Prior to his time at Boise State, Ruch served 11 years at Virginia Commonwealth University - - first as an associate dean and dean, and for the remaining six years as provost and vice president for academic affairs His first university assignments came at the University of Pittsburgh, where he was a faculty member and department chair
An active participant in regional and national higher education organizations, Ruch has chaired the Urban and Metropolitan Universities Committee for the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. He has also served on the presidents' councils of the Big Sky, Big West, and Western Athletic conferences and currently serves as chair of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education
He was actively involved in the Boise community, where he has chaired the United Way board and the Future Foundation of Boise and has served on the chamber of commerce board. He and his wife, Sally, have four grown children.
Hugh Welsh enters the 2003-2004 season as the dean of coaches in the DAC-10 Conference.
Welsh begins his 18th year at Tech and 32nd overall in coaching with a career record of 515-351 That includes an 83-43 high school coaching mark, a 194-64 junior college record, and a 238-244 mark at Tech. His coaching career began at Wolford (ND) High School in 1973.
Welsh coached the Hardrockers to the NAIA Division II National Tournament in 1997 and was selected as SDIC Coach of the Year (Tech's former conference) on two occasions Welsh served as Athletic Director and head basketball coach for eight years at Lake Region Community College in Devils Lake, North Dakota, where his team's captured five Mondak Conference titles.
A graduate of Valley City State, Welsh manages a ten-sport program and works with the SDSM&T
Hardrock Club to increase support for the athletic department
He was very involved in helping to merge the North Dakota Conference and four former SDIC schools into the new Dakota Athletic Conference or DAC-10
An excellent golfer, Welsh has captured the North Dakota State Stroke Play Championship, the North Dakota Match Play title along with the two-man championship andtwo South Dakota State Preseniors titles Son Sean, 18, enjoys basketball and golf and attends Rapid City Stevens High School Hugh's wife Heidi, is the head volleyball coach at Rapid City Central High School
Jason Henry is a native of Minot, ND and begins his second season with the Hardrockers He is a graduate of Minot State University and received his Masters Degree at North Dakota State. After playing at Minot State University, Henry was an assistant coach at Minot Bishop Ryan High School and continued as an assistant with stops at West Fargo, ND and Minot State After being an assistant for five years he became the head boy's and girl's basketball coach at PBK (Pingree, Buchanan, Kensal) ND. He then moved on to Washburn, ND, as the Head Boy's basketball Coach Fortwo seasons Jason was an assistant coach
at North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton where the Wildcats were 31-2 his last season and set 14 school records Henry coached Team ND during the summers of 2000-2002 and traveled to Australia and Hawaii to compete in international play Jason is married to Anne Henry who is a dental hygienist in Rapid City.
Jim Gray is a valuable member of the Hardrocker staff He has a wealth of coaching experience that includes assistant coaching positions at Dawson Community College (MT) and Sheridan Junior College (WY) Gray's responsibil-
ities include working with the perimeter players and breaking down game film of opposing teams Jim works for Montana Dakota Utilities in Rapid City He and wife JoAnn have two children, daughter Jenney and son Sean
Hugh Welsh Head Coach
MIDAMERICA NAZARENE at Chadron State
UNIVERSITY OF SIOUX FALLS CHADRON STATE
* DICKINSON STATE UNIVERSITY
* MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY
* at Mayville State University
* at Valley City State vs University of Regina vs Northwestern (IA)
* BLACK HILLS STATE UNIVERSITY
* SI-TANKA UNIVERSITY
* DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
* at Jamestown College
* at University of Mary
* VALLEY CITY STATE
* MAYVILLESTATE UNIVERSITY
* at Black Hills State University
* at Dakota State University
* at Si-Tanka University
* UNIVERSITY OF MARY
* JAMESTOWN COLLEGE
* at Minot State University
* at Dickinson State University
73- vs BHSU (1970-71)
54.7 - (1971-72)
558 - (1991-92)
- vs Chadron St (1990-91)
POINTS
Career 2,440 -Doug Schlepp (1970-74)
Season 724 - Quinn Diede (2001-2002)
Game 44 - Doug Schlepp vs BHSU (1973-74)
REBOUNDS
Career 1,198 - Dave Jackson (1966-70)
Season 414 - Jim Konst (1972-73)
Game ..30 - Jeff Dietz vs DWU (1969-70)
FREE THROWS
Made
Career 617 - Doug Schlepp (1970-74)
Season 197 - Derek Knapp (1992-93) 197 - Doug Schlepp (1972-73)
Game 20 - Steve Malone vs BHSU (1981-82)
Consecutive ....23 - Justin Vangraefschepe (2002-2003)
ATTEMPT
Career 969 - Doug Schlepp (1970-74)
Season 245 - Doug Schlepp (1972-73)
Game ....25 - Steve Malone vs BHSU (1981-82)
PERCENTAGE
Career
Season 886 - Mitch Slusarski (1991-92) - 77/88
Game 1000 - 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 vs BHSU (1985-86)
ATTEMPT
Career ....1,860 - Doug Schlepp (1970-74)
Season 487 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74)
Game 35 - Doug Schlepp vs. Minot St. (1973-74)
PERCENTAGE
Career
Season 618 - Jim Benjamin 265/429 (1984-85)
GAME
3 Pt. Made
Career 242 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-94)
Season 99 - Quinn Diede (2001-2002)
Game 9 - Mitch Slusarski vs Dakota St (1990-91)
3 Pt Attempt
Career 657 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-94)
Season 197 - Paul Nickerson (1988-89)
Assists
Career 670 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-94)
Season 247 - Dave Becker (1985-86)
Game 18 - Doug Schlepp vs. Dickinson (1973-74)
Head Coach: Mike Kruszynski (5th year)
2002-03
11-7/19-12 -tied for 2nd in the DAC-10 with the University of Mary and Minot State
to Jamestown College, 84-67, in the DAC-10 tournament championship game
to Cascade, OR, 79-73, in the 1st round of the NAIA Div II Tournament
Key Returnees; (Returning starters: 0)
Ryan Sikkink; 6-4; Senior; Forward; Castlewood, SD
Brian Shaw; 6-8; Senior; Center; Ft Lupton, CO
Dallas Sikkink; 6-1; Sophomore; Guard; Castlewood, SD
Levi Memmer; 6-5; Sophomore; Forward; Buffalo, WY
Key Newcomers:
Kale Kovalski; 6-2; Junior; Guard - transfer from California Poly State University
Brad Ryan; 6-9; Junior; Center - transfer from Western Nebraska Junior College
Curtis Oby; 6-1; Junior; Guard - transfer from Western Wyoming Junior College
Scott Ferguson; 6-7; Junior; Forward - transfer from Otero Junior College
Devin Gonzales; 6-6; Junior Forward - transfer from Otero Junior College
Dusty Hadley; 6-2; Junior; Guard - transfer from Northwest Junior College
Key Losses: (Starters lost: 5)Mike McCarty, Guard - 1st team All DAC-10
Josh Griffeth, Center - 3rd team All DA-10
Aaron Valentine, Forward - 2nd team All DAC-10
Derrick Yarber, Guard - 3 year starter
Lonnie Gines, Guard - 3 year starter
Moe Terry, Guard - 2 year part-time starter
Head Coach: Tim Schuring (3rd year) Phone: 605-256-5234 Fax: 605-256-5138
Record at DaSU: 16-40
Athletic Director: Dr Tom Gioglio
Phone: 605-256-5233 Fax: 605-256-5138
2002-03 Season: 4-14/10-17 - 10th place in the DAC-10 Team
Scoring Offense: 77.61 ppg (4th)
Scoring Defense: 85.86 ppg (10th)
Rebounding Margin: -0.64 rpg (6th)
Rebounding: 21.46 rpg (10th)
Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 3)
J.F Jensen; 6-2; Senior; Guard;Volga, SD
Ryan Burggraff; 6-7; Junior; Forward;Volga, SD
Harry Davis; 6-4; Senior; Forward; Sacramento, CA
Key Newcomers:
Orion Garo; 6-10; Senior; Albania
Sal Raphael; 6-1; Junior; Los Angeles,CA
Anthony Scott; 6-5; Junior; San Diego, CA
Ian McKeithen; 6-1; Junior; Escondido,CA
Key Losses: (Starters lost: 2)
Matt Pendergrass, Guard
Brandon Nicol, Guard
Dickinson State University Blue Hawks
Head Coach: Scott Berry (1st year)
Phone: 701-483-2158
Record at DiSU: 0-0
Athletic Director: Roger Ternes
Phone: 701-483-2159
Sports Information: Duane Monlux
Phone: 701-483-2716
2002-03 Season: 6-12/11-18 - tied for 8th in the DAC-10.
Fax: 701-483-0501
Fax: 701-483-0501
Fax: 701-483-0501
Lost to Jamestown College, 96-76, in the DAC-10 tournament quarterfinals
Team Stats: (rank in DAC-10)
Scoring
Scoring
Scoring
Rebounding Margin: +0.83 rpg (4th)
Rebounding: 35.59 rpg (3rd)
Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 3)
KonradTota; 6-5; Senior; Forward;Toronto, Canada
Robbie Bybee; 6-0; Senior; Guard; Pocatello, ID
Jason Johnson; 6-4; Senior; Forward; Las Vegas, NV
Derek Miller; 6-6; Sophomore; Forward; Baker, MT
Tyler Greff; 6-5; Sophomore; Forward; Mott, ND
Kyle Scherr; 6-2; Sophomore; Guard; Oakes, ND
FG%: 38.30% (9th)
...2002-03 stats: 6 pts/game, 2.4 rebounds/game
...2002-03 stats: 4 pts/game, 3 rebounds/game
...2002-03 stats: 3 pts/game, 2.2 rebounds/game, 1.0 assists/game
...2002-03 stats: 3 pts/game, 2.1 rebounds/game
E-mail: tim.schuring@dsu.edu
Overall Record: 159-138
E-mail: tom.gioglio@dsu.edu
Field Goal %: 44.06% (10th)
3pt Field Goal %: 33.72% (9th)
Free Throw %: 69.04% (5th)
Opponents FG%: 48.01% (9th)
Opponents 3pt FG%: 39.60% (10th)
2002-03 stats: 18.2 pts/game, 5.3 rebounds/game, 3 assists/game
3rd team All DAC-10
2002-03 stats: 12.3 pts/game, 5.4 rebounds/game
2002-03 stats: 8.6 pts/game, 4.8 rebounds/game
E-mail: scott.berry@dsu.nodak.edu
Overall Record: 82-38
E-mail: roger.ternes@dsu.nodak.edu
E-mail: duane.d.monlux@dsu.nodak.edu
Opponents FG%: 46.90% (7th)
Opponents 3pt FG%: 38.07% (8th)
2002-03 stats: 18.1 pts/game, 3.7 rebounds/game, 45.9% FG, 32.3% 3pt FG, 78.2% FT, 3rd team All DAC-10
2002-03 stats: 11.8 pts/game, 2.8 rebounds/game, 40.7 % 3pt FG
2002-03 stats: 6.1 pts/game, 3.0 rebounds/game, 51.8% FG
2002-03 stats: 9.3 pts/game, 4.5 rebounds/game, 54.9% FG
2002-03 stats: 4.5 pts/game, 3.5 rebounds/game
DAC-10 Scholar-Athlete
2002-03 stats: 1.3 pts/game, 20 assists DAC-10Scholar-Athlete
2002-03 Season: 11-7/17-13 - tied for 2nd in the DAC-10with the University of Mary and Black Hills State Lost to Jamestown College, 90-55, in the semifinals of the DAC-10 tournament
(rank in DAC-10)
Key Newcomers:
Qasim Ward; 6-2; Junior; Guard; Chelsea, MA
Lawrence Connor; 6-2; Junior; Guard; Maywood; IL
Jeff Brandt; 6-6; Senior; Forward; Minot, ND
Aboubacal Conde; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Gonakay, Guinea
Khalid Coda; 6-8; Senior; Center; Casablanca, Morrocco
Drew Hysjulien; 6-6; Freshman; Forward; Grand Forks, ND
Key Losses: (Starters lost: 2)
Ryan Johnson, Guard
Kyle Hunt, Forward
Tracy Murphy, Forward
Erdzen Presova, Forward
Si Tanka University at Huron
Head Coach: Shane Warwick (3rd year)
Phone: 605-352-8721
Record at STUH: 10-36
Athletic Director: Stan Rettew
Phone: 605-353-2027
Sports Information: Bob Casey
Phone: 605-353-2067
Fax: 605-352-7421
Fax: 605-353-2412
Fax: 605-353-2412
2002-03 Season: 7-11/14-16 - 7th place in the DAC-10 Lost to Black Hills State, 73-55, in the semifinals of the DAC-10 tournament
Team Stats: (rank in DAC-10)
Scoring Margin: -1.10 ppg (5th)
Scoring Offense: 77.27 ppg (6th)
Scoring Defense: 78.37 ppg (6th)
Rebounding Margin: +0.90 rpg (3rd)
Rebounding: 30.40 rpg (7th)
Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 2)
Nick Guidry; 5-10; Senior; Guard; Lake Charles, LA
Lorenzo Trudo; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Chicago, IL
Dominic Andrew;6-2; Senior; New Orleans, LA
Key Newcomers:
Kevin Sikes; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Boise, ID
Martin deBoer; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Lawrence, KS
Corey Minnifieid; 6-8; Senior; Forward; Chicago, IL
Clarence Booth; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Pine Bluff, AR
Luke Minor; 7-3; Senior; Center; Fredericksburg, VA
Key Losses: (Starters lost: 3)
Rob Richardson, 6-3, Forward
Tyrone Davis, 6-5, Center
Jason Sherry, 6-8, Forward
Darnell Hale, 6-3, Guard
Head Coach: Jim Feeney (10th year)
Phone: 701-355-8220
Record at Mary: 129-97
Athletic Director:Al Bortke
Phone: 701-355-8110
Sports Information: Heide Bale
Phone: 701-355-8013
Fax: 701-255-7687
Fax: 701-255-7687
Fax: 701-255-7687
2002-03 Season: 11-7/17-11 - tied for 2nd in the DAC-10 with Black Hills State and Minot State
Lost to Huron University, 68-65, in the quarterfinals of the DAC-10 tournament
Team Stats: (rank in DAC-10)
Scoring Margin: +2,07 ppg (3rd)
Scoring Offense:72.71 ppg (8th)
Scoring Defense: 70.64 ppg (3rd)
Rebounding Margin: +6.18 rpg (2nd)
Rebounding: 35.89 rpg (3rd)
Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 1)
Alex Aldinger;6-7; Junior; Forward; Glendive, MT
Nate Monroe; 7-0; Senior; Center; Bismarck, ND
Josh Cadwallader;6-7; Sophomore; Forward; Osseo, MN
Joey Steiner; 6-3; Sophomore; Guard; Dickinson, ND
Key Newcomers:
Chuck Archambault;6-2; Senior; Guard; Fort Yates, ND
Anish Sharda; 6-2; Junior; Guard; Simi Valley, ND
Wayne Richards;6-4;Junior; Forward;Trinidad & Tabago
Matt Barton; 6-3;Junior; Guard; Herron, IL
Jamaal Smith; 6-5; Junior; Center; Brooklyn, NY
Lance Doppler; 6-1; Freshman; Guard; Montevideo, MN
Josh Franze; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Minneapolis, MN
Key Losses: (Starters lost: 4)
Darrel Williams, Forward - 3rd team All DAC-10
Troy Blount, Guard - 1st team All DAC-10
2nd team All DAC-10
rebounds/game, 40% 3pt FG
E-mail: swarwick@sitanka.edu
Overall Record: 154-110
E-mail: srettew@hotmail.com
E-mail:bcasey@sitanka.edu
Field Goal %: 47.83% (2nd)
3pt Field Goal %: 35.92% (5th)
Free Throw %: 65.11% (8th)
Opponents FG%: 44.76% (4th)
Opponents 3pt FG%: 34.69% (4th)
2002-03 stats: 17pts/game, 3 assists/game
2nd team All DAC-10, DAC-10 Newcomer of the Year
2002-03 stats: 12 pts/game, 6 rebounds/game
12 pts/game, 4 rebounds/game
E-mail: jfeeney@umary.edu
Overall Record: 183-123
E-mail: abortke@umary.edu
hbale@umary.edu
Field Goal %: 45.38% (4th)
3pt Field Goal %: 35.38% (7th)
Free Throw %:64.39% (9th)
Opponents FG%: 44.25% (3rd)
Opponents 3pt FG%: 37.24% (6th)
2002-03 stats: 7.6 pts/game, 3.6 rebounds/game
2002-03 stats: 5.3 pts/game, 5.1 rebounds/game
2002-03 stats: 2.9 pts/game, 2.1 rebounds/game
2002-03 Junior Varsity stats: 14.2 pts/game, 3.2 rebounds/game
Key Newcomers:
Scott Klaudt; 6-0; Junior; Guard; Bozeman, MT
Kasey Ullin; 5-10; Senior; Guard; Forks,WA
Beau Pilom; 6-5; Junior; Forward; Port Orchard, WA
Senad Cimic; 6-5; Junior; Forward; Miramarska, Croatia
Chris Ortiz; 5-10; Junior; Guard; Pasco,WA
Jake Schmitz; 6-5; Junior; Forward;Williston, ND
Key Losses: (Starters lost: 2)
Josh Olson, Guard - DAC-10 Scholar-Athlete
Jamestown College Jimmies
Head Coach: Brad Huse (8th season) Phone: 701-252-3467
E-mail: huse@jc.edu Record at JC: 154-57 Overall Record: 154-57
Athletic Director: Brad Huse Phone: 701-252-3467
Sports Information: Shawn Stimmel Phone: 701-252-3467
2002-03 Season: 17-1/29-5 - 1st place in the DAC-10
701-253-4318
701-253-4318
701-253-4318
E-mail:huse@jc.edu
E-mail: sstimmel@jc.edu
Defeated Black Hills State, 84-67, in the DAC-10 tournament championship game
Defeated Indiana Southeast, 96-65, in the 1st round of the NAIA Div II Tournament
Defeated Albertson, ID, 74-65, in the 2nd round of the NAIA Div IITournament
Lost to Warern Southern, FL, 76-71, in the quarterfinals of the NAIA Div II Tournament
Team Stats: (rank inDAC-10)
Scoring Margin: +19.38 ppg (1st)
Scoring
Scoring Defense: 67.71 ppg (1st)
Rebounding Margin: +8.71 rpg (1st)
Rebounding: 40.26 rpg (2nd)
Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 5)
Brandon Wilkens; 6-8; Senior; Forward; Center, ND
Charles Jones; 6-5; Senior; Forward; Lutcher, LA
Benny Fragela; 6-2; Senior; Guard; Miami, FL
Imran Sufi; 5-10; Senior; Guard; Fountain Valley, CA
Eric Holmstadt; 6-8; Senior; Center; Monticello, MN
Jonathan Castillo; 6-3; Junior; Guard/Forward; Miami, FL
Randy Randle; 6-3; Senior; Guard/Forward; Chicago, IL
Key Newcomers:
Jamil Moore; 6-5; Junior; Bear, DE
Robbie Redekopp; 6-5; Sophomore; Butte, MT
Chris Jorgenson; 6-7; Sophomore; Littleton, CO
Jeremy Weiseler; 6-7; Freshman; Miller, SD
Josh Vargas; 6-5; Freshman; Zimmerman, MN
Bill Schaffan; 6-4; Sophomore; Bottineau, ND
Key Losses: (Starters lost: 0)
Brian White, Center
Eddrin Williams, Guard
Head Coach: Terry Layton (2nd year)
Phone: 701-788-4839
Record at MaSU: 14-15
Athletic Director:Terry Layton
Phone: 701-788-4839
Sports Information: Cari Boe/Chris Rodgers
Phone: 701-788-4658 (Cari Boe)
Fax: 701-788-4840
Fax: 701-788-4840
E-mail: cjDoe@mail.masu.nodak.edu
Goal %: 35.72% (6th)
Free Throw %: 74.82% (2nd)
Opponents FG%: 39.12% (1st)
Opponents 3pt FG%: 29.97% (1st)
2002-03 stats: 14 pts/game, 9 rebounds/game
1st team All DAC-10, 2nd team NAIA All American, NAIA All TournamentTeam
2002-03 stats: 13 pts/game, 5 rebounds/game
2nd team All DAC-10, NAIA Honorable Mention All American
2002-03 stats: 10 pts/game, 4 assists/game
3rd team All DAC-10
2002-03 stats: 9.5 pts/game, 6 assists/game
2002-03 stats: 9 pts/game, 5 rebounds/game
2002-03 stats: 10 pts/game
2002-03 stats: 8.5 pts/game
E-mail: terryjayton@mail.masu.nodak.edu
Overall Record: 262-217
E-mail: terryjayton@mail.masu.nodak.edu
E-mail: c_rodgers@mail.masu.nodak.edu
Phone: 701-788-4837 (Chris Rodgers) ..Fax: 701-788-4840
2002-03 Season: 8-10/14-15 - 6th place in the DAC-10 Lost to Black Hills State, 108-100, in the quarterfinals of the DAC-10 tournament
Team Stats: (rank in DAC-10)
Scoring Margin: +1.31 ppg (4th)
Scoring Offense: 83.66 ppg (3rd)
Scoring Defense:82.34 ppg (9th)
Rebounding Margin: -2.45 rpg (9th)
Rebounding: 40.93 rpg (1st)
Key Returnees:(Returning starters: 2)
Curt Hong; 6-6; Sophomore; Forward; Buxton, ND
R.J Hanson; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Sheyenne, ND
Deter Lowry;6-9; St James, Trinidad
Key Newcomers:
Robert Lawrence; 6-4; St Michaels
Wylee Bearstail; 6-2; Parshall, ND
Reid Flaagen; 6-4; Beulah, ND
Kelvin Bevilla; 6-5; Puerto Rico
Justin Miller; 6-3;Toldeo, OH
Papi Papski; 6-2; Warsaw, Poland
Key Losses: (Starters lost: 3)
Field Goal %: 44.57% (9th)
3pt Field Goal %: 35.34% (8th)
Free Throw %: 74.20% (3rd)
Opponents FG%: 44.24% (2nd)
Opponents 3pt FG%: 34.69% (3rd)
2002-03 stats: 10.7 pts/game, 7.2 rebounds/game
2002-03 stats: 9.4 pts/game
Travis Lindgren, Guard- 1st team All DAC-10; DAC-10 Most Valuable Player and Most Valuable Senior; 1st team NAIA All-American; Dac-10 Scholar-Athlete, NAIA Scholar Athlete
Kelly Cota, Center - DAC-10 Scholar-Athlete, NAIA Scholar-Athlete
Damon Jones, Guard
Minot State University Beavers
Head Coach: Mike Hultz (6thyear)
Phone: 701-858-3278
Record at MiSU: 63-79
Athletic Director: Rick Hedberg
Phone: 701-858-3041
Sports Information: Sheila Green-Gerding
Phone: 701-858-3261
Fax: 701-858-3136
Fax: 701-858-3136
Fax: 701-858-3136
E-mail:hultz@minotstateu.edu
Overall Record: 63-79
E-mail: rhedberg@minotstateu.edu
E-mail: greensh@minotstateu.edu
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South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
501 East Saint Joseph Street
Rapid City, South Dakota 57701-3995
www.sdsmt.edu
President: Dr Charles Ruch • (605) 394-2411
Athletic Director: Hugh Welsh • (605) 394-2352
SID/Hardrock Club Director: Tom Rudebusch • (605) 394-2601
Football Coach: Darren Soucy • (605) 394-2604
Volleyball Coach: DougTabbert • (605) 394-2392
Mens' basketball Coach: Hugh Welsh • (605) 394-2352
Womens' Basketball Coach • Barb Felderman • (605) 394-2602
Track & Cross Country Coach: Jerry Schafer • (605) 294-2603
Athletic Trainer: Dennis Greer • (605) 394-6870
Administrative Asst Lori Hodgin • (605) 394-2351
Athletic Fax: (605) 394-3375
Athletic Director & Mens'basketballCoach Hugh Welsh Womens' Basketball Coach Barb Felderman Administrative Assistant Lori Hodgin SID/Hardrock Club Director A TomRudebusch Athletic Trainer Dennis Greer Football Coach Darren Soucy Track & Cross Country Coach Jerry Schafer Volleyball Coach DougTabbert