367 17 3.04 24 79 Student-Athletes
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Figures from the 2015-16 academic year Photograph by Jon Wood
Table of Contents Letter from the Director of Athletics 3 Volleyball/Wrestling Season Tickets 10-11 Mission Statement 4 Ways To Give 12 Student-Athlete Day in the Life 5 Legacy Club 13 Football Season Tickets 6-7 Civic Engagement 14-15 Basketball Season Tickets 8-9 Mustang Booster Club/FAQs 16-17
Making a difference. Something we all want to accomplish in our lives. When one gives to the Mustang Booster Club, they are making a difference in the education and future lives of more than 360 student-athletes. Additionally, they are making a difference in the future success of the Athletics Department and its 17 men’s and women’s sports teams and all that it provides to our university and community. There are many benefits in becoming a Mustang Booster Club member, which include tickets, parking, hospitality, Mustang apparel and a variety of unique, upclose experiences with our athletics program. As a member of the Mustang Booster Club you play a vital role in helping Mustang Athletics achieve success. Contributions to this important effort support Mustang studentathletes who excel in the classroom, in their sport, and in service to the community. That is the difference that lasts a lifetime. Go Mustangs! -- Chris Hmielewski Director of Athletics
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ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT STAFF Chris Hmielewski Director of Athletics Chris.Hmielewski@smsu.edu (507) 537-7984 Tim Steinbach Athletic Development Director Tim.Steinbach@smsu.edu (507) 537-7204 Kelly Loft Director of Athletic Communications Kelly.Loft@smsu.edu (507) 537-7177 Jenn Graven Director of Marketing and Promotions Jennifer.Graven@smsu.edu (507) 537-6233
SMSU ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT The Southwest Minnesota State University athletics department strives to provide leadership, resources and support to ensure all student-athletes receive the finest personal, academic and athletic experience as possible. Along with SMSU’s institutional mission of providing a high quality liberal arts education, the SMSU athletics department is committed to learning, service, passion, sportsmanship, resourcefulness and balance. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BELIEVE IN BROWN? Believe In Brown is more than just a slogan supporting SMSU Athletics or a hashtag we use on social media. It goes beyond the idea of cheering for the student-athletes and coaches of SMSU. When you Believe In Brown, you are truly embracing everything that is great about Mustang Athletics. Believe in Brown embraces four basic principles: 1. Excelling in the Classroom 2. Accepting Social Responsibility 3. Embracing Civic Engagement 4. Competing for Championships
SAVANNAH RAMIREZ WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD LITCHFIELD, MINN.
Ashley Becker Assistant A.D for Game Environment, Ticketing and Community Engagement Ashley.Becker2@smsu.edu (507) 537-6548 Adam Henning Asst. Director of Athletic Development, Marketing and Communications Adam.Henning@smsu.edu (507) 537-6011
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A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A STUDENT-ATHLETE 5:15 AM
Wake up, stretch, get dressed and organize my bag with the books and clothes I will need throughout the day.
5:40 AM
This is the latest I leave the house in order to be on time for weight training. I weigh in and get my lift sheet.
6:15 AM
Lift
7:20 AM
Done lifting. Head to the locker room to shower and change. I eat a big meal to maintain weight.
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BLAKE GIMBEL FOOTBALL MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA
I have my first class of the day which is Computer Concepts and Applications. I learn all about programs like Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. Second class of the day is Corporate and White Collar 10:20 AM Crime. We learn anything from business fraud, investigations, and we watch film on documented inside jobs. 9:20 AM
11:30 AM
I head to the cafeteria for lunch and usually spend anywhere from a half hour to an hour in there.
1:30 PM
I have my third class of the day which is Macroeconomics.
2:20 PM
I am booking it to the training room to tape my ankles before I have to be up in the coaches office for film.
2:45 PM
Quarterback Film. We watch yesterday’s practice and talk about the game plan for the upcoming weekend. We also go over the practice schedule and what we can expect from the scout team.
3:30 PM
QBs head back to the locker room to change into our practice gear and we are on the field at 3:45 for warm up.
3:45 PM
Practice
6:00 PM
Practice is over, I either shower at the school and grab food or make my way home finally to relax.
6:30 PM 7:30 PM 8:15 PM 10:15 PM
Shower and eat Dinner. TV is on. I work on any homework or assignments that are due. Relax until I go to bed. Lights Out
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Paul Blanchard - Baseball Paul.Blanchard@smsu.edu (507) 537-7268 Brad Bigler - Men’s Basketball Brad.Bigler@smsu.edu (507) 537-7128 Tom Webb - Women’s Basketball Tom.Webb@smsu.edu (507) 537-8052 Derek Klinkner - Wheelchair Basketball Derek.Klinkner@smsu.edu (507) 537-7508 Cory Sauter - Football Cory.Sauter@smsu.edu (507) 537-6324 Ross Webskowski - Women’s Golf Ross.Webskowski@smsu.edu (507) 537-7220 Erin Kasmarik-Mallet - Women’s Soccer Erin.Kasmarik-Mallet@smsu.edu (507) 537-7256 Jamie Dunn - Softball Jamie.Dunn@smsu.edu (507) 537-7264 Adam Henning - Women’s Tennis Adam.Henning@smsu.edu (507) 537-6011 Terry Culhane - Volleyball Terry.Culhane@smsu.edu (507) 537-7125 Jessie Nelson - Wrestling Jessie.Nelson@smsu.edu (507) 537-7123 Britta Monger - Cheerleading Britta.Monger@smsu.edu (507) 537-7980 Dan Allen - Men’s & Women’s Cross Country, Men’s & Women’s Track & Field Dan.Allen@smsu.edu (507) 537-6478 4
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FOOTBALL SEASON TICKETS *Reserved Chairbacks
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General Admission
$60
Senior
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Handicap Seating “The Corral” (Student Section) *Must be a Mustang Booster Club Member to purchase
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CHAIRBACK FOR LIFE Purchase a chairback at The Schwan Regional Event Center for $100! The chairbacks, located in sections 104-106, provide the best view of the action. With the one-time purchase of the chairback, one will receive choice of seating and the chair will be plated with your name for the life of the chair.
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New in 2016, The SMSU athletics department is generating scholarship dollars by charging for parking at Mustang football games. All dollars generated will be deposited into the Parking Scholarship Fund that will benefit SMSU student-athletes.
All Season Reserved Parking Pass $150 Reserved Fall Parking Pass
BLAKE GIMBEL
$100
Football Parking Pass
$30
General Parking* (per game)
$5
FOOTBALL MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA
*Charged parking for football only at a first-come, first-serve basis.
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$132
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$88
*Must be a Mustang Booster Club Member to purchase
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Winter Reserved Parking Pass $100 General Parking The RA Parking Lot is free of charge to the general public on gamedays.
SARAH BUYSSE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MARSHALL, MINN.
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Cole Wilson | All-American (8th Place)
Donovan Woods | CoSIDA Academic All-American
Abbey Thissen | All-American Third Team
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ex Weis • Will Hanson • Grant Greenfield • Taylor Reiss • Abbey Thissen • Donovan Woods • Cole Wilson • Davontay Stevens • Mitch Weg • Whitney Burmeister • Ha Miranda Cadena • Alex Weis • Will Hanson • Grant Greenfield • Taylor Reiss • Abbey Thissen • Donovan Woods • Hannah Palmeter • Megan Kilroy • Miranda Cadena ant Greenfield • Taylor Reiss • Abbey Thissen • Donovan Woods • Cole Wilson • Davontay Stevens • Mitch Weg • Whitney Burmeister • Hannah Palmeter • Megan Ki eis • Will Hanson • Grant Greenfield • Taylor Reiss • Abbey Thissen • Donovan Woods • Cole Wilson • Miranda Cadena • Alex Weis • Will Hanson • Grant Greenfield Donovan Woods • Cole Wilson • Davontay Stevens • Mitch Weg • Whitney Burmeister • Hannah Palmeter • Megan Kilroy • Miranda Cadena • Alex Weis • Will Hanso
Southwest Minnesota State University Athletics Grant Greenfield | All-Region Second Team Will Hanson | National Qualifier Taylor Reiss | Region Freshman of the Year Alex Weiss | USTFCCCA All-Region
Davontay Stevens | CoSIDA Academic All-American
Mitch Weg | CoSIDA Academic All-District
Whitney Burmeister | CoSIDA Academic All-District
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Southwest Minnesota State University Athletics Megan Kilroy | NSCAA All-Region Third Team
Hannah Palmeter | USTFCCCA All-Region
Miranda Cadena | NSCAA All-Region Third Team
VOLLEYBALL & WRESTLING SEASON TICKETS
TEAM BENCH
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VOLLEYBALL SEASON TICKETS
TAYLOR RIESS VOLLEYBALL
WRESTLING SEASON TICKETS
General Admission
$56
General Admission
$32
Senior General Admission
$35
Senior General Admission
$20
Seating for wrestling matches available on the south side bleachers only.
TAUNTON, MINN.
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SEASON PASSES FALL SEASON PASSES Type of Pass
Price
Reserved
$150
General Admission
$125
Senior/Student
$100
The fall season pass grants Mustang fans access to all regular season and exhibition football, volleyball and soccer events. WINTER SEASON PASSES Type of Pass
Price
Reserved
$175
General Admission
$150
Senior/Student
$100
The winter season pass grants Mustang fans access to all regular season and exhibition home men’s basketball, women’s basketball and wrestling events. ALL SEASON PASSES Type of Pass
Price
Reserved
$325
General Admission
$275
Senior/Student
$200
KEGEN FINGALSEN WRESTLING MANLY, IOWA
The all season pass is for the Mustang fan that bleeds Brown & Gold. Don’t miss a home Mustang game with the all season pass! The all season pass grants Mustang fans access to all regular season and exhibition home events during the 2016-17 season. Southwest Minnesota State University Athletics
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WAYS TO GIVE MUSTANG BOOSTER CLUB Funds from the Mustang Booster Club, Corporate Partners Program and individual gifts are used in athletic scholarships and budget support for all our Mustang teams. Thus, Mustang Booster Club and Corporate Partner members are providing both academic and athletic opportunities for student-athletes at SMSU. In providing support, Mustang Booster Club Members provide studentathletes the opportunity to pursue their educational and athletic goals while representing our University and region. Members are also providing the resources needed for success at the NSIC and NCAA Division II level.
CHRIS KVESETH MEN’S CROSS & COUNTRY EAGLE RIVER, ALASKA
ENDOWMENTS Endowed funds provide stable, long-term financial support for the Southwest Minnesota State University Athletics Department. Unlike athletics operations revenue (such as ticket sales) or contributions for seating/parking priorities, gifts to endowed funds are invested to protect the investment so that over a long term the funs will fulfill the donors’ specified purposes. The amount made available to SMSU athletics continues to accrue, providing crucial scholarship support for future Mustang student-athletes. Endowed scholarships may be established with a minimum gift or pledge of at least $10,000 through a single gift or through installments pledged over a period of time mutually agreed upon by the donor and the SMSU Foundation Office.
MORGAN
WEYER-COATES WOMEN’S SOCCER RAPID CITY, S.D.
COST OF SMSU Books & Supplies - $1,200 Tuition - $7,210 Fees - $1,114 Room & Board - $7,574
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SMSU LEGACY CLUB ABOUT THE LEGACY CLUB The Mustang Legacy Club, in addition to the Mustang Booster Club and each of our donors, support the Southwest Minnesota State University Athletics Department in recruiting and developing our leaders of tomorrow. The Mustang Legacy Club unites alumni, letterwinners, Mustang fans and the community to give them the ability to directly impact a Mustang program. Through the contributions and donations gathered from these clubs, SMSU is able to offer our 360 student-athletes across 17 athletic teams an incredible collegiate experience. Gifts small or large are invested directly to the specified sport and are an integral piece to the future success of Mustang athletics. WHY GIVE? When you give to the Mustang Legacy Club you are investing in the future of more than 360 Mustang studentathletes. When you make a gift designated to a specific sport, you are supporting our coaches elevate their programs to higher levels. Dollars donated will be invested to provide scholarship support to student-athletes, enhance the overall student-athlete experience through educational and athletic opportunities and to help alleviate travel, training, competition and any other operating expenses. See below on how you can leave your legacy, our teams need you! HOW TO GIVE Giving to the Mustang Legacy Club is fast, convenient and can be processed online. Visit smsumustangs.com/LegacyClub and find the Mustang program you would like to give a donation to. Each Mustang program is linked to a secure page within the SMSU Alumni Foundation. There you will be able to donate:
DAVID EVJEN WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL MADELIA, MINN.
•A one-time gift •A recurring gift •A corporate donation on behalf of a company •An anonymous gift •A gift matched by a company/employer Any questions about the giving process or the Mustang Legacy Club please contact Tim Steinbach (Tim.Steinbach@smsu.edu), Adam Henning (Adam.Henning@smsu.edu) or the head coach of the Mustang program you are giving to.
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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AG BOWL
DROWN SMSU GOLF CLASSIC
(Presented by Ralco)
Beginning in 2007, Ag Bowl and the Ag Bowl Scholarship Invitational are events designed to celebrate, provide awareness to agriculture in the region and promote SMSU’s agricultural based academic programs.
For over 30 years, Mustang faithful have been supporting SMSU student-athletes through this annual golf tournament. The Drown SMSU Golf Classic, hosted at the Marshall Golf Club, is a 5-golfer scramble tournament.
GOLD RUSH RAFFLE The Mustang Gold Rush isn’t your typical raffle event. We take your traditional raffle and turn it on its head. Instead of pulling one lucky ticket, tickets are pulled until one lucky winner remains.
The ticket not only enters you into the drawing for the grand prize but also is your admission to a night full of fun, beverages and appetizers. A social hour kicks off the night with the reverse raffle beginning shortly after. The silent auction items, mystery prize, wall of wine & SMSU’s educational programs in agriculture, environmental science and food arts & scienc- In addition to 18 holes, registrants receive great whiskey, live auction segments and the chance to win $5,000 make this event a es develop young people who spend their ca- Mustang apparel, tee gifts, use Mustang fan favorite! reers working to grow the economic success of of a golf cart, complimentary the agricultural indusrange balls, and try. In acknowledgare treated to lunch SAM TABLA ment of these efforts, and a post-golf social MEN’S the University has in the clubhouse. TRACK & FIELD been the recipient of three NCAA Civic Engagement Awards. Southwest Minnesota State University is proud of the fact that it is located in southwest Minnesota, a region where agriculture provides the foundation for the economy.
Developed by avid Mustang supporters David and Carol Drown, The Drown SMSU Classic is a great way to support Mustang athletics while enjoying a day out on the course with fellow Mustang fans.
COON RAPIDS, MINN.
ASHLEY BIXBY WOMEN’S GOLF FARGO, N.D.
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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT MUSTANG SHOOTOUT (Presented by Marshall Radio)
Ready. Aim. PULL! Load your shotguns and set your sights on the annual Mustang Shootout presented by Marshall Radio and hosted by Shooter’s Sporting Clays.
SMOKEFEST Competition barbecue teams from across the region travel to campus to compete in the annual SMSU Smokefest competition, a Minnesota State Championship Event sanctioned by the Kansas City Barbecue Society.
MUSTANG STAMPEDE The Mustang Stampede is a glow run geared to help raise funds for Mustang women’s athletics. Individuals may walk or run in the 5K. Women, men, students, and families are all encouraged to participate.
With over $10,000 in cash prizes up for grabs, Smokefest has become a region favorite. After Prizes are awarded for the most glowed out, race winners, and the team with the highest two days, an overall champion is crowned in addition to individual category champions in registration. A “Glowtastic” social will be held in The Schwan Regional Event Center folpork, brisket, ribs and chicken. lowing the race. HANNAH Smokefest is not just for the competitive barbePALMETER cue teams but is also open to the public hungry WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY for meat and endless entertainment. Carnival Registration includes a Mustang Shootout hat, a special based activities are fun for the kids and the free movie that is displayed at The Schwan Regional edition Mustang Shootout pin and Event Center on Friday night is fun for all ages. lunch.
Golfing with guns. That’s how we describe this unique event. Shooters complete a 100-bird course full of various stations to determine the most accurate. Scores are accumulated to determine a male and female individual winner and the overall team winner.
BESSEMER, MICH.
The Mustang Shootout, shooting for scholarships.
TAYLOR CHAVEZ SOFTBALL WHITTER, CALIF.
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MUSTANG BOOSTER CLUB Success by our Southwest Minnesota State University athletic teams can be attributed to several things. The most obvious being outstanding coaches and talented student-athletes for all 17 Mustang intercollegiate teams. Another major player is the support from the Mustang Booster Club, the Athletic Corporate Partners Program and individuals. Funds from the Mustang Booster Club, Corporate Partners Program and individual gifts are used in athletic scholarships and budget support for all our Mustang teams. Thus, Mustang Booster Club and Corporate Partner members are providing both academic and athletic opportunities for student-athletes at SMSU. In providing support, Mustang Booster Club Members provide student-athletes the opportunity to pursue their educational and athletic goals while representing our University and region. Members are also providing the resources needed for success at the NSIC and NCAA Division II level.
BOOSTER CLUB OBJECTIVES • To provide scholarships for SMSU athletics. • To enhance the profile and visibility of the SMSU athletic program, with its teams and student-athletes. • To expand the level and scope of support for the SMSU athletic program among the community and alumni. • To strengthen and establish positive relations with the community and alumni in support of SMSU athletics.
WHY SUPPORT?
DEREK BRANSON BASEBALL
The athletic programs at Southwest Minnesota State benefit the entire university and our surrounding communities. Whether in the NSIC or NCAA competition, Mustang athletes demonstrate the SMSU commitment to high quality in both academics and athletics. The outstanding young women and men who participate each season for the Mustangs are building important physical and leadership skills, while gaining a superior university education. The Mustangs are working to be the pride of southwestern Minnesota.
TAX DEDUCTIBLE Your donation to the Mustang Booster Club is 100% tax deductible if you decline the benefits that come with your membership. Partial tax deduction credits are available with the acceptance of benefits. Gift receipts for tax purposes will be issued to all members by the SMSU Foundation.
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MEMBERSHIP LEVELS & INFO
ANNUAL GIVING LEVELS \\ BENEFIT DOLLARS
$5,000 $2,500
$1,000 $500
$1,250
PRIDE
$900
$250
BROWN & GOLD RIDER
$500 $300
$100 $60
DIRECTORS COACHES
$1,500
VARSITY STAMPEDE
HORSESHOE YOUNG STANGER
$150 $50
$300 $180
$30 $10
•All Mustang Booster Club Members have access to postgame socials throughout the year. •All Mustang Booster Club Members have access to weekly coach update luncheons. •Mustang Booster Club Members at The Stampede level ($1,250) or higher receive a free Reserved Parking Pass ($150 value).
Below is a diagram that explains how your Mustang Booster Club membership works. This member donates at the Pride level ($900) and elects to take their 20% benefits. 20% or $180 of their $900 investment towards the Mustang Booster Club is redeemable for either Mustang tickets or Mustang apparel. The remaining 80% or $720 supports Mustang student-athletes in their pursuit for championships and SMSU diplomas. The SMSU athletics department will contact all booster club members in August regarding their allocations of benefit dollars.
Benefit Dollars - $180 (20%) Donation Amount - $720 (80%)
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Benefit Dollars - 20% Donation Amount - 80%
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How do you want to use your benefit dollars? (Check only one)
___Mustang Tickets (Includes Stanger Kids Club) ___Mustang Apparel ___100% Donation Personal Information
HOW YOUR MEMBERSHIP WORKS
PRIDE MEMBER
___ ($5,000) Directors ___ ($2,500) Coaches ___ ($1,500) Varsity ___ ($1,250) Stampede ___ ($900) Pride ___ ($500) Brown & Gold ___ ($300) Rider ___ ($150) Horseshoe ___ ($50) Young Stanger (Graduated from SMSU within the last three years)
REFERRAL PROGRAM REFERRER If you refer a friend to sign up as a new Mustang Booster Club member* you receive a $25 gift card to Hy-Vee per referral! NEW MEMBERS* When you become a new member of the Mustang Booster Club you receive 15% of your giving level in a Hy-Vee gift card. i.e. New members at the Pride level receive a $135 Hy-Vee gift card. (900 x 15% = 135) MOVERS When you increase your annual giving level you receive 15% of the difference between levels. i.e. Pride members moving up to Stampede receive a $52.50 Hy-Vee gift card. (1,250 - 900 = 350 x 15% = 52.50) *New members are classified as anyone that was NOT signed up for the Mustang Booster Club during the 2015-16 academic year.
Name _______________________________________ Address _____________________________________ City __________________________ State __________ Phone_______________________________________ Email________________________________________ Payment
___ Check (Payable to Mustang Booster Club) ___ Credit Card ___ SMSU Payroll Deduction Signature:_______________________Date:______ ___ This is a Matching Gift Company name: ____________________________ Referral Program Referrer (if applicable): ____________________________ Tax Information * If you choose to accept your benefit dollars for Mustang tickets or Mustang apparel, 80% of your donation is tax deductible. *If you choose to decline benefit dollars for Mustang tickets or Mustang apparel, 100% of your donation is tax deductible.
BOOSTER CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS Bill Toulouse - President Brian Bjella - Board Member Erica Bly - Board Member Todd Dirckx - Board Member Tim Steinbach - Executive Director
Brian Gruhot - Board Member Jacob Fahl- Board Member Pam Gladis - Board Member Tony Mensink - Board Member
IMPORTANT DATES
August 19, 2016
SMSU Smokefest Booster Club Picnic
September 10, 2016
Mustang Shootout
October 1, 2016
Homecoming
October 15, 2016
Ag Bowl
January 27, 2017
February 3, 2017
Gold Rush Raffle
Hawaiian Night February 17, 2017
Ag Bowl Scholarship Invite
April 28, 2017
Stampede Glow Run
May 1 to September 1, 2017
Mustang Booster Club Membership Drive
June 9, 2017
Drown Golf Classic