2011-12 Chadron State Women's Basketball Media Guide

n CredentialsRequests for credentials and press seating for home basketball games should be made in advance by calling the sports information office at 308-432-6212 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Only appropriately credentialed individuals will be allowed access into the Armstrong Gymnasium.

Photographers, press and broadcast journalists must display credentials at all times and remain within NCAA-designated areas.The CSC sports information office has the discretion to refuse or revoke media credentials at any time.

n InterviewsHead coach Tim Connealy and selected players will be available for interviews on the court following a 10-minute cooling off period once the game ends. In some instances a press conference may be held in the athletic offices. The media wishing to attend will be notified by the sports information office.

All requests for player/coach interviews must be coordinated through the sports information office by calling 308-432-6212 or by e-mailing [email protected]. Chadron State coaches can be reached in their offices Monday through Thursday mornings.

Chadron State College Sports Information

Alex Helmbrecht is in his fifth year as the sports information director at Chadron State College.As the SID, he is responsible for the publicity, promotion and distribution of information for the Eagles’ 11 Division II athletic programs. Helmbrecht can also be heard on the radio alongside John Axtell during select away competitions. He has also implemented several new techniques to the CSC website, including live stats and social media. Helmbrecht is an active member of the College Sports Information Directors of America and has

received several commendations for feature writing and event coverage from CoSIDA. In addition, he serves on the Harlon Hill committee and is a co-sponsor for Blue Key on Chadron State’s campus.Before working at CSC, he was a sports reporter at the Scottsbluff Star-Herald two years. A native of McCook, Helmbrecht earned an associate of arts degree from McCook Community College in 2002 and a bachelor of arts degree in English literature from CSC in 2005.

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Media Guide Credits

The 2011-12 Chadron State College women’s basketball media guide is designed to serve the media and public with information related to the CSC men’s basketball team and the CSC campus.

The 2011-12 women’s basketball media guide was written by sports information director Alex Helmbrecht. Daniel Binkard designed the cover and Helmbrecht designed the guide. Photos by Helmbrecht, Binkard and Con Marshall. Special thanks to the CSC Print Shop.

Chadron State College Quick FactsCity/Zip ................................................................Chadron, NE 69337Founded/Enrollment ..................................................1911 / 2,800Nickname .......................................................................................EaglesSchool Colors .....................................................Cardinal and WhiteAffiliation/Conference ........................ NCAA Division II/RMACConference.......................Rocky Mountain Athletic ConferencePresident .................................................................... Dr. Janie C. ParkAthletic Director ...............................................................Brad SmithAthletic Dept. Phone ................................................308-432-6344Athletic Director E-mail ...................................... [email protected] Information Director ............................ Alex HelmbrechtSID Phone .....................................................................308-432-6212SID E-mail ..................................................... [email protected]

Women’s Basketball Quick FactsHead Coach .................................Tim Connealy (Fourth Season)Alma Mater ............................................... Hastings College (2004)Record at School/Career Record ...........................25-55/25-55Bargen’s E-mail ................................................ [email protected] Phone .................................................................308-433-6339Best Time to Reach ......................................... Weekday MorningsAssistant Coach ...................................................Corissa Kesterson2010-11 Record ....................................6-20 Overall, 4-18 RMAC Team PPG ...........................................................................................57.7Opponents PPG ................................................................................68.1Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................... 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost .................................................. 9/5First Year of Basketball .............................................................. 1973All-Time Record ...................................................................... 398-539

We are Chadron State ... .............................................................................................................2Athletic Facilities ..........................................................................................................................3Head Coach Tim Connealy .......................................................................................................42011-12 Roster .............................................................................................................................5The Players .....................................................................................................................................6Individual Career Histories................................................................................................... 10Eagles belong to Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference ............................................11Chadron State Women’s Basketball in Review ............................................................. 122010-11 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference in Review .......................................13Chadron State College Women’s Records ....................................................................... 14Chadron State Season-by-Season Leaders ..................................................................... 17Top Seasonal Scorers ............................................................................................................... 17Top Seasonal Rebounders ..................................................................................................... 17Record of CSC Women’s Basketball, 1973-2011 .......................................................... 18CSC’s Record vs. Former Opponents ................................................................................. 18CSC Yearly Records ................................................................................................................... 18Chadron State College Women’s Basketball Top 25 ...................................................19Top 25 Single Season Scorers .............................................................................................. 19Top 25 Per Game Averages ................................................................................................... 19Most Points Scored in a Single Game ................................................................................ 19Top 25 Career Scorers ............................................................................................................. 19Game Results, 1973-2010 ..................................................................................................... 20

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We are Chadron sTaTe ...

Majors offered at CSCArt Biological Sciences Business Communication Arts Design and TechnologyConstruction Management Elementary Education Family & Consumer Sciences Health Sciences HistoryInterdisciplinary Studies Justice StudiesLibrary Information Management Literature Mathematics Music Physical Sciences Psychology Rangeland ManagementSecondary EducationSpecial Education Sports and Recreation Management Social Work Theatre

For more information, visit www.csc.edu

Location: Chadron, a city of about 6,000 residents, is located in northwest Nebraska. Chadron was named by Forbes.com as one of the top 10 American towns to visit in 2009.School Type: State, public, four-year college granting baccalaureate and graduate degreesTotal enrollment: About 2,600 studentsCalendar: Academic year of two semesters; summer sessionsDegrees granted: Bachelor of Applied Sciences, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Education, Master of Arts in Education, Master of Business Administration, Master of Education and Specialist in Education, as well as pre-professional education.Career services: A wide range of resources are available to assist stu-dents in career planning and job attainment.Accreditation: All programs at CSC are regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association. In addition the programs in Business Administration, Social Work, and Teacher Education are also accredited by their professional councils.Financial assistance: Available to admitted, degree-seeking students based upon financial needHousing: College-owned and operated residence hallsAverage ACT Score: 21Male/female percentage: 43 percent males, 57 percent femalesAverage class size: 18Student to faculty ratio: 17-1Faculty: About 58% of our faculty has doctoral degrees

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n ACTIVITIES: Students at Chadron State College can par-ticipate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities. There are more than 70 student clubs and organizations on campus. Through the years, Chadron State has fielded competitive athletic teams for both men and women. CSC athletes have earned 147 All-American and 75 Academic All-American/Scholar-Athlete honors since 1980.

In addition, CSC has an excellent rodeo team and an ac-tive fine arts program. Chadron State helps support the Post Playhouse at nearby Fort Robinson each summer. The Galaxy Series has brought a variety of noted entertainers and speak-ers to the campus. A highlight this decade was the develop-ment of the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center.

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n EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: Chadron State College is proud of our highly competitive NCAA Division II athletic program. CSC is a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and consistently fields some of the finest teams in the region. The coaches at Chadron State College encourage the importance of academics, teamwork and dedication. Our coaches promote strong values which athletes carry with them the rest of their lives.

Traditionally, between 30 and 40 percent of student athletes make the President’s or Dean’s List, which requires of a GPA of at least 3.5.

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Don Beebe Stadium

Nelson Physical Activity Center

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head CoaCh Tim Connealy

Tim Connealy, a former graduate as-sistant and assistant head coach at the University of Nebraska-Kearney for four seasons, is striving to lead the Chadron

State women’s basket-ball program to new heights.

He led them to an 11-16 record during his first season and followed that with an 8-19 mark in 2009-10, narrowly missing the RMAC playoffs.

Connealy’s motion offense has helped several CSC players

flourish, especially Kaitlin Petri who was named All-RMAC and became just the second player in school history to earn All-American honors.

In addition, in the 2008-09 season the Eagles led all of NCAA Division II in 3-pointers made with 9.7 per game.

Connealy joined the Lopers in 2004 as a graduate assistant and was pro-moted to assistant coach in the summer of 2006. During his four years working under former UNK head coach Carol Russell, the two helped lead the Lopers to an 84-46 record and a 57-19 mark in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Confer-ence, including two NCAA tournament

berths. In the 2006-07 season, the Lop-ers advanced to the Sweet 16 and Con-nealy was the acting head coach during the Regional Final game against North Dakota while Russell was recovering from giving birth.

“I want to build a program that’s not just based on wins and losses, but one that will represent Chadron State in a positive manner,” Connealy said.

Connealy played two seasons on the men’s basketball team at Chadron State before playing one season at Hastings College. In 2004, he graduated from Hastings College with a degree in sec-ondary education. He is currently pur-suing a master’s degree in educational administration.

Connealy, who began his coaching career at Harvard High where he was an assistant on the boys team for two years, was instrumental in helping the Loper women be ranked in the top five nationally for overall team GPA. In 2006-07, UNK was second in the nation, and in 2007-08 the Lopers were fourth.

“The most impor-tant thing to me is academics,” he said. “I place the utmost

importance on it.”That was easy to see when the Chad-

ron State College women’s basketball team placed second on the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Aca-demic Top 25 Team Honor Roll with a GPA of 3.641 following the 2010 season. The Eagles posted the fourth highest GPA in all of WBCA’s five divisions.

The Eagles were also second in the WBCA Top 25 Academically following the 2011 season with a 3.644.

In fact, the CSC women posted the fourth-highest GPA in all of the WBCA’s five divisions – Divisions I, II and III, NAIA and Junior College.

Connealy, who graduated from Chadron High School in 1999 and was a starter on the Cardinals’ Class B state championship basketball team, was born and raised in Chadron. He was a ball boy for the football team while growing up and often attended CSC basketball games. His older brother Dan graduated from Chadron State and his sister, Mary, played three years for the UNK women’s basketball team.

Connealy’s assistant once again this season is Corissa Kesterson, a native of Mountain View, Wyo., who played for the Eagles from 2006 to 2008, is in her third year as an assistant.

She was RMAC All-Conference honor-able mention during her senior season and graduated with a bachelor’s degree from CSC in May 2008. She also obtained her graduate degree from Chadron State in May 2010 in counseling.

Chadron State Women’S CoaChing reCordSCoach Record Win Pct. YearsMary Ann Boese 37-58 38.9% 1973-78Mack Peyton 12-12 50.0% 1978-79Marge Burkett 42-50 45.6% 1979-83Kathy Markey 8-13 38.0% 1983-84Kip Cady 78-83 48.4% 1984-91William ‘Bunny’ Rider 43-40 51.8% 1991-94Tom Andersen 144-210 40.6% 1994-07Mike Maloney 9-18 33.3% 2007-08Tim Connealy 25-55 31.2% 2008-Pre.

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2011-12 rosTer

Roster by ClassSeniors .......................................... 2Juniors ........................................... 6Sophomores ............................... 3Redshirt Freshmen .................. 1Freshmen ..................................... 3Total .............................................15

Roster by StateNebraska ...................................... 9Wyoming ...................................... 2South Dakota .............................. 2California ..................................... 1Australia ....................................... 1

Pronunciation GuideKada Williams .................................................................. K-duh WilliamsKaitin Petri .......................................................................................Pea-treeRachael Smidt .........................................................................................SmitSadie Waugh ............................................................................................WahKattie Ranta .............................................................................Katie Ran-taBetsy Moler .......................................................................................Mole-erGreer Babbe .............................................................................................. Bab

No. Name Pos. Hgt. Cl. Hometown (Previous School/High School) 3 Kattie Ranta G 6-0 So. Rapid City, S.D. (Rapid City Central) 4 Kada Williams G 5-5 Sr. Green River, Wyo. (Western Wyo./Green River High) 5 Kaitlin Petri G 5-10 Sr. Kearney, Neb. (Neb.-Kearney/Kearney Catholic)10 Dallas Shaw G 5-8 Fr. Buffalo, Wyo. (Buffalo High)11 Rachael Smidt G 5-10 Jr. North Platte, Neb. (North Platte High)15 Mallory Irvine F 6-0 So. Ravenna, Neb. (Ravenna High)20 Tarryn MacPherson F 6-0 Jr. Melbourne, Australia (Williston St/Maribyrnong)21 Kate Simonton G 5-7 R-Fr. Bakersfield, Calif. (Fresno City/North High)23 Marla Munsen G 5-7 Jr. Hershey, Neb. (Hershey High)30 Betsy Moler G 5-7 Jr. Rapid City, S.D. (Rapid City Central)32 Lexi Smidt F 6-0 Jr. North Platte, Neb. (North Platte High)33 Greer Babbe F 6-3 So. Papillion, Neb. (Maine/Papillion-La Vista)34 Sadie Waugh F 6-0 Jr. Paxton, Neb. (Paxton High) Alyssa Clarke G 5-5 Fr. Alliance, Neb. (Alliance High) Hattie Guzman G 5-9 Fr. Scottsbluff, Neb. (Scottsbluff High) Head Coach: Tim Connealy (Fourth Year)Assistant Coaches: Corissa Kesterson (Fourth Year) and Janet Raymer (First Year)Student Assistant: Kelsey Scott (First Year)

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Outlook: Greer, who is the tallest player on the team, will add depth to the Eagles in the post … “She gives us a dimension we haven’t had in the past and she moves well for her size,” Connealy said. “She works had and she’s going to help our post defense.”

Before CSC: Babbe appeared in 14 games for the Black Bears in 2010-11, starting two of them ... She scored her first career basket at the University of Kansas and averaged 1.1 rebounds a game.

High School: Babbe was a four-year letter winner at Papillion-La Vista and an honorable mention all-state selection ... She was also in-volved in track and field and volleyball and a member of the National Honor Society … Played in the Omaha All-Star Game.

Personal: A biology major … Daughter of Greg and Teresa … Both her parents are doctors at the University of Nebraska Medical Center … Born Sept. 27.

Outlook: Alyssa will redshirt this season but Connealy said he enjoys having her on the team and she has “a great attitude.” … She’s the latest in a long line of athletes from her family to attend Chadron State … Her sister Jasmine was a reserve guard for the Eagles the last two years and brother, Jess, and an older sister, Shawna, had solid careers in football and volleyball, respectively.

High School: Clarke was her team’s most valuable player as senior, before being named the school’s female athlete of the year ... She averaged six points a game and was Western Conference honor-able mention.

Personal: Daughter of Benny and Traci … Born Jan. 16.

Outlook: Hattie will also redshirt this season but has a good future ahead of her … “Hattie is a good athlete and an above average defender,” the coach noted.

High School: Guzman was a distinguished student-athlete at Scottsbluff High ... She graduated first in her class... She averaged 13.5 points and nearly three rebounds a game for the Bearcats as a

senior .... She was placed on the GNAC All-Conference Team, second team all-state and was first team all-region and all-conference … In addition, Guzman was an academic all-state selection and played in the Hastings College All-Class and the Nebraska All-Star Games … Was also involved in cross country, track and field, soccer and vol-leyball at Scottsbluff.

Personal: A human biology major in Chadron State’s Rural Health Opportunities Program … Daughter of Nabor and Sally Guzman … Her brother, Hagen, wrestled at Chadron State ... Born June 29.

Outlook: Joined the team in early November after showing an interest in playing collegiate basketball after having a successful vol-leyball season … She was the leading attacker on the Chadron State volleyball team in the fall when she finished with 183 kills and hit .222 … She also led the Eagles with 85 total blocks … She also played volleyball in 2009 but did not play in 2010 … Coach Connealy noted he saw her play in high school and she’ll give the Eagles depth in the post.

High School: Helped lead her high school volleyball and basket-ball teams to state titles in Class C-2 as a senior ... She was named to the Nebraska Associated Press First Team and second team all-state by the Lincoln Journal Star ... She also earned all-conference honors four years in a row … She was also a talented basketball player, earning all-conference recognition four times and playing in the Nebraska Coaches Association All-Star Game … Was also involved in track and field, trap shooting and dance in high school.

Personal: Daughter of Robin and Barb … Has a 3.52 GPA in range-land management … Born June 25.

Outlook: A talented player, especially on the offensive side of the ball, who gives the Eagles more depth in the frontcourt … “She has a finesse-type game and she finishes well around the basket,” Con-nealy said.

Before CSC: Averaged five points and two rebounds a game at Williston State, while shooting 43 percent from the field … Helped the Tetons qualify for the national tournament her freshman season where they finished 16th.

High School: Played prep ball at Maribyrnong College in Mel-bourne.

Personal: A social work major … Daughter of Maryanne and Mal … Born March 18.

The PlayersGreer Babbe

Forward | So. | 6-3 Papillion, Neb./University of Maine

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Alyssa ClarkeGuard | Fr. | 5-5

Alliance, Neb./Alliance High

Hattie GuzmanGuard | Fr. | 5-9

Scottsbluff, Neb./Scottsbluff High

Mallory IrvineForward | So. | 6-0

Ravenna, Neb./Ravenna Highn 2011 RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll (Volleyball)

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Tarryn MacPhersonForward | Jr. | 6-0

Melbourne, Australia/Williston St.20

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2010-11: Saw time in all 26 games, starting two of them … Im-proved her seasonal scoring average by three points to 5.3 points a game and shot 38 percent from the field … She hit double digits in three games, including a career-high 12 against the University of

Nebraska-Kearney … “She’s a good veteran point guard for us,” Connealy said. “She’s a competi-tor and a feisty, opportunistic defender.” … Placed on the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll.

2009-10: Played in 22 games, starting six of them at point guard … She averaged just a shade over two points a game and handed out 18 assists … Also rebounded well, finishing with nearly two a game.

High School: She was a three-year starter and averaged about 10 points and three assists a game for the Cobblers during her career ... She was an all-confer-ence selection two straight years and earned all-state honors as a senior … Played in the Wyoming-

South Dakota all-star game ... High school teammate of Kattie Ranta.Personal: Has a 3.8 GPA while majoring in psychology … Daughter

of Keith and Brenda … Born April 26.

2010-11: Saw her offensive game blossom quite a bit, nearly doubling her points per game output … She finished the season averaging 7.7 points and 4.0 rebounds, while often being matched up with the opponent’s best perimeter player … Scored a career-high 20 points in Chadron State’s upset of Colorado Christian … She also scored 14 twice against Regis and UCCS … Was third on the team with 28 steals and 41 assists … One of two players to start all 26 games … “She’s put in a lot of work over the summer to improve her outside shot and she’s still our best perimeter defender,” Connealy said. … Named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll and was honor-able mention All-Nebraska Division II.

2009-10: Was a defensive stopper last season, starting 20 of the Eagles’ 27 games … She averaged almost four points a game, but many of her stats don’t show up in the books because of her tough defense … Also averaged 2.9 rebounds and handed out 39 assists … Scored a career-high 12 points at Nebraska-Kearney … Ran the shuttle run in a record 59.25 seconds for the CSC women’s team dur-ing their offseason training program.

High School: Her senior season she was the third-leading scorer in Class C-1, averaging 17.2 points, while adding 7.8 rebounds and 3.5 steals a game ... She was second team all-state and hit over 52 percent of her field goal attempts (125-239) … Also named to the all-conference team as a senior and was all-state honorable mention as a junior … Played in the Mid-Plains All-Star Game.

Personal: She is involved in CSC’s Rural Health Opportunities Program and has a 3.40 GPA in pre-physical therapy … Daughter of Mike and Angie … Born Aug. 21.

2010-11: Seemed to be well on her way to another great season after averaging 16.7 points and 7.3 rebounds in three games … Un-fortunately, she suffered a calf injury that ended her season in early December … However, she received a medical redshirt in the spring and will be a major contributor … “She’s incredibly versatile and consistent,” Connealy said. “Obvi-ously, she’s a big piece of the puzzle for us.” … Placed on the RMAC Preseason All-Conference Team for 2011-12 … Has scored a whopping 528 points in 28 career games at Chadron State … That’s an average of 18.9 points per game … Combined with her total points from her time at UNK, she’s scored 1,060 career points.

2009-10: Arguably had the greatest season a women’s bas-ketball player at Chadron State has ever had … She became just the second player in Chadron State women’s basketball history to be named an All-American in 2009-10 when she was placed on the Daktronics Third Team … She finished the season as the RMAC leader in points (19.1) and assists (4.8), making her the first player in conference history to accomplish that feat ... She was also fifth in rebounds (7.9) and ranked in the conference’s top 10 in field goal percentage, free throw percentage, blocks and minutes played … She was also placed on the RMAC All-Conference First Team and the Nebraska Division II First Team … She hit double figures in 20 of 25 games played and scored a career-high 32 against Colorado Christian … She scored at least 20 points in 11 games and narrowly missed out on having a triple double against UCCS when she had 19 points, 13 rebounds and nine assists … She also hit the game-winning shot as time expired to beat her old team, Nebraska-Kearney, in a thrilling 61-60 game at Chadron … Had six double doubles and scored 30 four different times … Led the team in scoring 20 of 25 games played, rebounding in 17 and assists in 21.

Betsy MolerGuard | Jr. | 5-7

Rapid City, S.D./Rapid City Centraln 2010-11 RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll

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Marla MunsenGuard | Jr. | 5-7

Hershey, Neb./Hershey Highn 2010-11 RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll

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Kaitlin PetriGuard | Sr. | 5-10

Kearney, Neb./Nebraska-Kearneyn 2011-12 RMAC Preseason All-Conferencen 2009-10 Daktronics Third Team All-Americann 2009-10 RMAC All-Conference First Teamn 2009-10 Nebraska Division II First Teamn 2010-11 RMAC Preseason All-Conference Teamn 2008-09 RMAC All-Academic Second Team

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Before Chadron State: The Eagles received a big boost when Petri decided to join the program after transferring from the University of Nebraska-Kearney … Posted some impressive numbers as a Loper, starting 52 of 64 games and averaged 8.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.1 steals a game … She was named to the Rocky Moun-tain Athletic Conference Third Team All-East and the RMAC All-Aca-demic Second Team for having a 3.96 GPA in elementary education.

High School: Had a stellar high school career at Kearney Catholic High School ... As a senior, she averaged 20.3 points, 5.7 assists. 1.7 blocks and 4.8 rebounds and steals a game while leading the Stars to the 2007 Class C2 state championship and a 26-0 record ... For her high school career, Petri scored 1,766 points, which ranked her 18th on Nebraska’s all-time leader board.

Personal: A finance and management major with a 3.95 GPA … Daughter of Rick and Kathy … Rick was her high school coach … Born Dec. 14 ... Her brother, Collin, played on the winning team at the 2011 Chadron State College Don Beebe Classic Golf Tournament.

2010-11: Had a solid redshirt freshman year, averaging 4.0 points and 2.1 rebounds in 24 games … Scored a career-high 13 points against New Mexico Highlands … “She had a very good offsea-son and she improved her perimeter defense in addition to getting a lot stronger,” Connealy said. “She’ll help us a lot.” … Named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll.

2009-10: Redshirted during her first year at Chadron State.

High School: A two-year starter who averaged 11.4 points and seven rebounds a game as a senior at Rapid City Central ... Was named second team all-state … Played in the South Dakota-Wyoming All-Star Game … She also played volleyball and participated in track and field … She was named Rapid City’s female high school athlete of the year.

Personal: A physical education and health major with a 3.5 GPA … Daughter of Karl and Terri … Born June 2.

Outlook: Could be a prominent player this season for the Eagles … “She’s very skilled offensively and shoots well from long range,” Connealy said.

High School: Shaw had a distinguished prep career, earning all-state honors twice while leading the Bison to the 3A champi-onship game in 2011 ... As a senior, she averaged 16.9 points, 5.7 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 3.8 steals a game … She hit 49.5 percent of her shots (121-for-244) and 33 percent (57-175) from beyond the arc … Ended her career as Buffalo’s leading scorer, in addition to owning the steals and assists records … Played in both the South Dakota-Montana and the North-South All-Star Games … She was also the starting goalie for the Buffalo soccer team, played volleyball and participated in track and field.

Personal: Daughter of Cody and Tynie Shaw … Plans to major in criminal justice … Born March 26.

Outlook: Decided to become an Eagle after spending a week on the campus during spring break while visiting her friend, Danielle L’Argent, who plays softball at Chadron State … Coach Connealy is glad she’s here … “She has a very good offensive game and she’s adjusting well to this level,” he said.

Before CSC: Had a redshirt season at Fresno City College.High School: Was a first team all-league selection twice at North

High in Bakersfield, Calif. … She was also all-area honorable men-tion and was the Jockey Club Academic Athlete of the Month … As a senior she averaged 13.7 points, 6.6 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 2.8 steals a game … Also played softball in high school.

Personal: Daughter of Kim Biucey … Plans to major in pre-physi-cal therapy … Born July 15.

2010-11: Scored 8.8 points a game to finish the season as the team’s leading scorer … She also added 3.4 rebounds but made her mark from beyond the 3-point line, hitting 53 of 173 attempts (30 percent) … Because of her strong shooting and range, she has the go-ahead to shoot when-ever she’s open … She set a school record for taking 16 treys in one game and took 15 in another … Tied a career-high when she scored 21 points against Regis and Colorado School of Mines … “Lexi is a versatile player because she can defend on the perimeter and in the post,” Connealy said. “Her 3-point shooting is a big bonus for us.” … Named to the

Kattie RantaGuard | So. | 6-0

Rapid City, S.D./Rapid City Centraln 2010-11 RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll

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Dallas ShawGuard | Fr. | 5-8

Buffalo, Wyo./Buffalo High10

Kate SimontonGuard | R-Fr. | 5-7

Bakersfield, Calif./Fresno City College21

Lexi SmidtForward | Jr. | 6-0

North Platte, Neb./North Platte Highn 2010-11 All-Nebraska Division II Second Teamn 2010-11 RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll

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RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll and the All-Nebraska Division II Second Team.

2009-10: Played in every game, averaging 7.9 points and 3.3 rebounds … She hit 45 of 148 3-pointers (30.4 percent) and 23 of 31 from the foul line … She scored in double digits nine games, includ-ing a career-high 21 against Adams State.

High School: She averaged 15.5 points and 5.5 rebounds as a senior in the frontcourt at North Platte High ... She was all-state as a senior and shot 61 percent from the field (122-200) and 83.3 percent from the foul line (70-84) … She earned all-state honorable mention her sophomore and junior years … She was also a three-time all-conference selection … Lexi was named North Platte High School’s Outstanding Female Athlete and played in several all-star games ... During her prep career, she scored 1,216 points and shot 42 percent from the field.

Personal: Played for former CSC graduate, Mark Woodhead, at North Platte … She’s working toward obtaining an early childhood endorsement in special education and has a 3.77 GPA … Daughter of Randy and Bobbi … Her older sister, Rachael, is also a junior on the women’s basketball team … Born Sept. 15.

2010-11: Played in 17 games, starting 15 of them, before suf-fering a season-ending back injury … She’s healthy now and Coach

Connealy is looking for her strong defense to be an asset once again … “She’s improved her outside shot and she’s a good athlete. Her strength is defense,” he said. … Rachael averaged 5.9 points a game and 3.5 rebounds … She also added 18 steals ... Scored a career-high 13 points twice against MSU-Billings and Colorado School of Mines … Named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll.

2009-10: Played in all 27 games, starting 11 of them … Averaged 4.4 points and 3.0 rebounds for the Eagles … Scored a career-high nine points at Black Hills State, but often provided great defense … She shot

well from the field, making 47 of 118 shots (39.8 percent) and had 15 assists and 13 steals … Has the highest vertical jump on the team at 25 ½ inches, a CSC women’s basketball team record.

2008-09: Redshirted during her first season at Chadron State.High School: She missed much of her senior season at North

Platte High School because of a torn ACL … As a junior, she averaged 10 points, 5.5 rebounds and three assists for the Bulldogs while see-ing action at nearly every position … She was an all-state honorable mention and she was also an academic all-state selection … Also played volleyball in high school.

Personal: An education major with a 3.87 GPA … Her parents are Randy and Bobbi Smidt … Her younger sister, Lexi, is also a junior on the team … Born July 7.

2010-11: Played in all 26 games and took big steps in the off-season to become a better player … “She had a great offseason and really improved her low post game,” Connealy said. “She learned how to use her strength and athleticism and she could be a big key for us this year.” … Averaged 5.2 points and 3.6 rebounds a game, while shooting 37 percent from the field (51 of 135) and playing nearly 20 minutes a game … Scored a season-high 11 against Colorado School of Mines … Named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll ... Also was a big part of the Chadron State women’s track and field team, qualify-ing for the outdoor national championships in the discus.

2009-10: Didn’t play in the first five games but started to shine late in the season … She ended up starting 14 of 20 games played and provided solid defense in the post … Scored a career-high 12 points against Black Hills State … Averaged 3.4 points a game and 2.0 rebounds in just over 13 minutes of action.

High School: She nearly averaged a double-double as a senior for Paxton High, which finished 16-4 ... She scored 11.4 points a game and hauled in 8.7 rebounds ... She was honorable mention all-state as a sophomore, junior and senior … Played in the Mid-Plains All-Star Game and earned MVP honors.

Personal: Has a 3.07 GPA in physical therapy ... Daughter of Tom and Pam … Born April 5 ... Her sister, Marlee, is the manager for the women’s team this season.

2010-11: Started 24 of 26 games at point guard … Helped run an efficient offense and is a feisty defender … She was third on the team in scoring, finishing with 7.1 points a game … She had 46 assists and added 2.9 rebounds … She was also solid from the line, hitting 67 of 90 (74.4 percent) … “Kada has continued to grow into a leadership role and she’s extremely tough,” Connealy said … Named honorable

mention All-Nebraska Divi-sion II.

Before CSC: Played two years for the Mustangs at Western Wyoming … She averaged 10.6 points, 2.5 assists and 2.86 rebounds a game last year ... During her two seasons at Western Wyoming, she shot over 40 percent from the field and scored over 500 points.

Personal: An elemen-tary education major with a 3.68 GPA … Daughter of Ron and Mary Williams … Born Jan 17.

Rachael SmidtGuard | Jr. | 5-10

North Platte, Neb./North Platte Highn 2010-11 RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll

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Sadie WaughForward | Jr. | 6-0

Paxton, Neb./Paxton Highn 2010-11 RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll

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Kada WilliamsGuard | Sr. | 5-5

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individual Career hisToriesIndividual Career History

Betsy Moler

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2009-10 22-6 278/12.6 16-57 . 2 8 1 3-17 . 1 7 6 13-18 . 7 2 2 11 25 36 1.6 18 0 18 25 1 6 48 2.22010-11 26-2 496/19.1 52-134 . 3 8 8 3-19 . 1 5 8 32-51 . 6 2 7 6 35 41 1.6 31 0 32 46 2 14 139 5.3TOTAL 48-8 774/16.1 68-191 . 3 5 6 6-36 . 1 6 7 45-69 . 6 5 2 17 60 77 1.6 49 0 50 71 3 20 187 3.9

Marla Munsen


Kaitlin Petri


Kattie Ranta

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2010-11 24-0 229/9.5 37-93 . 3 9 8 2-16 . 1 2 5 19-29 . 6 5 5 15 35 50 2.1 23 0 11 40 4 6 95 4.0TOTAL 24-0 229/9.5 37-93 . 3 9 8 2-16 . 1 2 5 19-29 . 6 5 5 15 35 50 2.1 23 0 11 40 4 6 95 4.0

Lexi Smidt


Rachael Smidt


Sadie Waugh


Kada Williams

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2010-11 26-24 665/25.6 57-176 . 3 2 4 4-30 . 1 3 3 67-90 . 7 4 4 6 69 75 2.9 54 1 46 52 0 37 185 7.1TOTAL 26-24 665/25.6 57-176 . 3 2 4 4-30 . 1 3 3 67-90 . 7 4 4 6 69 75 2.9 54 1 46 52 0 37 185 7.1

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This is the 21st year that Chadron State College athletic teams are full-fledged members of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. The league was founded in 1909, and is second only to the Big 10 as the oldest continuous athletic conference in the nation.

The conference took on a new look as it began 2006-2007 when Western New Mexico at Silver City began league play. The Mustangs, who were in the RMAC from 1967-1990, replaced long-time member Fort Hays State, which opted to become a member of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association, joining a number of other Kansas schools.

The RMAC expanded to 14 members in 1996 with the ad-dition of five schools from the Colorado Athletic Conference. They are Colorado Christian, Colorado-Colorado Springs, Metropolitan State, Regis and Southern Colorado. None of these members have football teams, but all have volleyball and basketball teams.

Besides Chadron State, the pre-existing members of the RMAC are Adams State, Colorado School of Mines, Fort Lewis,

Mesa State and Western State, New Mexico High-lands and the University of Nebraska-Kearney.

The conference members have conservative ath-letic budgets, but provide outstanding competition while emphasizing the educational, unifying and entertainment values of sports.

The conference members belong to Division II of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

The conference commissioner is J.R. Smith and the assistant commission in charge of media relations is Sarah Meier.

The RMAC’s Web site, which contains information about each of its sports, is www.rmacsports.org. The RMAC of-fices are at 219 West Colorado Avenue, Suite 212, Colo-rado Springs, Colo., 80903. The telephone number is 719-471-4936.

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RMAC on TelevisionAltitude Sports & Entertainment is a proud partner of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and Chadron State College. Watch the RMAC Showcase each month on Altitude. Altitude is on Dish Network channel 410, DIRECTV channel 644 and Great Plains Communications cable channel 45 in Chadron. Visit www.rmacsports.org for the RMAC Showcase air dates and times or visit www.altitude.tv for complete Altitude listings.

Division II Online CoverageThe selected Web sites provide information:n www.ncaasports.comn www.rmacsports.orgn www.d2basketball.com

Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Commissioner J.R. Smith has announced a multi-year partnership with America One Networks, formerly B2 Networks. Regular season and conference champion-ship events from many of the campuses in the RMAC, will be broadcast via the paid service. The partnership began with the 2008-09 academic year.B2 Networks is a premier provider of reliable and secure inter-national television and pay-per-view broadcasting systems. Their worldwide network of arenas, stadiums, local venues and data centers are currently in use to distribute live sports and events to personal computers, television screens, mobile devices and commercial venues around the world. For the B2 Networks’ Pro-gramming Guide visit www.b2tv.com, or for information about B2 Networks, visit www.b2now.com.

Media that Regularly Covers Chadron State BasketballNewspaper: Chadron RecordAddress: PO Box 1141 Chadron, NE 69337Telephone: 308-432-5511Web site: thechadronnews.com

Newspaper: Scottsbluff Star-HeraldAddress: 1406 Broadway Scottsbluff, NE 69361Telephone: 308-632-9050Web site: starherald.com

Newspaper: Omaha World-HeraldAddress: 1314 Douglas Omaha, NE 68102Telephone: 402-444-1201Web site: omaha.com

Newspaper: Rapid City JournalAddress: 507 Main Street Rapid City, SD 57701Telephone: 605-394-8291Web site: rapidcityjournal.com

Radio: KQSKAddress: PO Box 1117 Chadron, NE 69337Telephone: 308-432-2060Web site: doubleqcountry.com

Radio: KCSRAddress: 226 Bordeaux St. Chadron, NE 69337Telephone: 308-432-5545Web site: chadrad.com

Radio: KNEBAddress: P.O. Box 239 Scottsbluff, NE 69363Telephone: 308-632-7121Web site: kneb.com

Television: KDUHAddress: 1523 1st Ave. Scottsbluff, NE 69361Telephone: 308-632-3071Web site: kduhtv.com

Conference: RMACAddress: 1867 Austin Bluffs Parkway Colorado Springs, CO 80918Telephone: 719-471-4936Web site: rmacsports.org

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reCordS by CompariSon 2010-11 Overall Home Away NeutralAll Games 6-20 4-10 2-10 0-0Conference 4-18 3-8 1-10 0-0Non-Conference 2-2 1-2 1-0 0-0

SCore by periodS 2010-11 1st 2nd OT TotalChadron State 656 836 9 1501Opponents 797 959 14 1770

Chadron State Final StatiStiCS 2010-11 TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDSNo. Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg05 Kaitlin Petri 3 2 95 31.7 14 32 .438 3 8 .375 19 24 .792 3 19 22 7.3 5 0 8 2 3 3 50 16.732 Lexi Smidt 26 20 628 24.2 75 227 .330 53 173 .306 26 32 .813 20 68 88 3.4 61 4 20 32 2 15 229 8.823 Marla Munsen 26 26 805 31.0 74 190 .389 8 41 .195 43 74 .581 38 66 104 4.0 61 4 41 53 2 28 199 7.714 Kada Williams 26 24 665 25.6 57 176 .324 4 30 .133 67 90 .744 6 69 75 2.9 54 1 46 52 0 37 185 7.124 Jazmyn Webster 26 14 643 24.7 61 192 .318 5 26 .192 55 86 .640 51 92 143 5.5 68 3 34 72 35 49 182 7.015 Kelsey Scott 26 26 665 25.6 52 168 .310 11 43 .256 52 79 .658 29 107 136 5.2 91 7 58 83 2 24 167 6.411 Rachael Smidt 17 15 377 22.2 28 79 .354 4 20 .200 41 64 .641 23 36 59 3.5 35 0 20 28 3 18 101 5.930 Betsy Moler 26 2 496 19.1 52 134 .388 3 19 .158 32 51 .627 6 35 41 1.6 31 0 32 46 2 14 139 5.334 Sadie Waugh 26 1 508 19.5 51 135 .378 1 3 .333 32 55 .582 37 57 94 3.6 65 1 22 42 0 7 135 5.203 Kattie Ranta 24 0 229 9.5 37 93 .398 2 16 .125 19 29 .655 15 35 50 2.1 23 0 11 40 4 6 95 4.020 Lindy McDaniel 13 0 63 4.8 4 18 .222 0 1 .000 2 6 .333 0 12 12 0.9 8 0 2 3 2 1 10 0.810 Jasmine Clarke 6 0 8 1.3 1 2 .500 1 2 .500 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.521 Mallory Murdoch 8 0 11 1.4 1 3 .333 0 2 .000 2 2 1.000 1 1 2 0.3 3 0 0 1 0 1 4 0.504 Liz Ellicott 8 0 37 4.6 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 2 1 3 0.4 4 0 0 1 0 0 2 0.3TM Team................ 70 80 150 5.8 0 14 0 Total.......... 26 508 1453 .350 95 384 .247 390 596 .654 301 678 979 37.7 510 20 294 469 55 203 1501 57.7 Opponents...... 26 620 1552 .399 129 408 .316 401 577 .695 346 749 1095 42.1 478 - 339 449 81 240 1770 68.1

2010-11 game reSultSDate Opponent Score High Point High Rebound11-15-10 University of Mary L 71-44 Kelsey Scott, 11 Kada Williams, 811-22-10 Northern State L 63-53 Kaitlin Petri, 19 Kaitlin Petri, 611-29-10 MSU-Billings W 73-59 Kaitlin Petri, 14 Kaitlin Petri, 812-3-10 Mesa State L 66-62 Lexi Smidt, 19 Kelsey Scott, 8 Kaitlin Petri, 812-4-10 Western State L 72-58 Lexi Smidt, 10 Jazmyn Webster, 712-10-10 at Regis L 74-61 Lexi Smidt, 15 Jazmyn Webster, 612-11-10 at Metro State L 72-44 Sadie Waugh, 10 Jazmyn Webster, 712-17-10 at Colorado Christian L 66-38 Kada Williams, 9 Kelsey Scott, 1012-18-10 at Colorado Mines L 82-72 Lexi Smidt, 21 Kelsey Scott, 812-29-10 at MSU-Billings W 60-53 Rachael Smidt, 13 Jazmyn Webster, 6 Marla Munsen, 6 Kelsey Scott, 61-2-11 Fort Lewis L 69-43 Marla Munsen, 11 Jazmyn Webster, 71-3-11 Adams State L 75-66 Lexi Smidt, 17 Jazmyn Webster, 71-8-11 Nebraska-Kearney L 79-64 Jazmyn Webster, 13 Marla Munsen, 101-14-11 at N.M. Highlands L 83-68 Kattie Ranta, 13 Kelsey Scott, 61-15-11 at Western N.M. L 67-61 Kada Williams, 14 Rachael Smidt, 91-21-11 CSU-Pueblo L 64-49 Betsy Moler, 10 Sadie Waugh, 81-22-11 UC-Colorado Springs W 58-49 Lexi Smidt, 12 Marla Munsen, 7 Kelsey Scott, 7 Jazmyn Webster, 71-28-11 Colorado Mines W 60-47 Jazmyn Webster, 13 Jazmyn Webster, 101-29-11 Colorado Christian W 61-59 Marla Munsen, 20 Marla Munsen, 9 Kelsey Scott, 92-4-11 at Western State L 77-63 Kada Williams, 14 Kelsey Scott, 52-5-11 at Mesa State L 70-58 Jazmyn Webster, 15 Marla Munsen, 4 Kelsey Scott, 4 Lexi Smidt, 4 Jazmyn Webster, 42-11-11 Metro State L 68-44 Marla Munsen, 10 Jazmyn Webster, 72-12-11 Regis L 80-75 (OT) Lexi Smidt, 21 Jazmyn Webster, 9 Kada Williams, 92-18-11 at UC-Colorado Springs W 65-51 Lexi Smidt, 20 Kelsey Scott, 92-19-11 at CSU-Pueblo L 86-49 Jazmyn Webster, 10 Kelsey Scott, 4 Sadie Waugh, 4 Lexi Smidt, 42-26-11 at Nebraska-Kearney L 68-52 Lexi Smidt, 17 Jazmyn Webster, 9 Kelsey Scott, 9

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2010-11 team StatiStiCS

CSC OPPSCORING 1501 1770 Points per game 57.7 68.1 Scoring margin -10.3 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 508-1453 620-1552 Field goal pct .350 .3993 POINT FG-ATT 95-384 129-408 3-point FG pct .247 .316 3-pt FG PG 3.7 5.0FREE THROWS-ATT 390-596 401-577 Free throw pct .654 .695 F-Throws made PG 15.0 15.4REBOUNDS 979 1095 Rebounds per game 37.7 42.1 Rebounding margin -4.5 -ASSISTS 294 339 Assists per game 11.3 13.0TURNOVERS 469 449 Turnovers per game 18.0 17.3 Turnover margin -0.8 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.6 0.8STEALS 203 240 Steals per game 7.8 9.2BLOCKS 55 81 Blocks per game 2.1 3.1ATTENDANCE 4162 6942 Home-Avg/Game 14-297 12-578

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CONFERENCE OVERALL STANDINGS G W-L Pct PF PA G W-L Pct PF PAMetro State 22 21-1 0.955 64.6 51.9 33 30-3 0.909 63.1 51.4 Fort Lewis 22 20-2 0.909 78.4 57.2 31 28-3 0.903 78.9 57.5 Adams State 22 15-7 0.682 71.0 62.0 33 23-10 0.697 70.1 60.8Colorado Christian 22 15-7 0.682 71.1 68.2 29 18-11 0.621 70.7 68.5Colorado Mesa 22 14-8 0.636 67.2 64.2 27 17-10 0.630 67.4 62.9CSU-Pueblo 22 13-9 0.591 66.3 67.1 27 16-11 0.593 66.7 66.7Nebraska-Kearney 22 12-10 0.545 72.0 70.7 27 13-14 0.481 71.9 72.2N.M. Highlands 22 9-13 0.409 63.8 70.3 30 14-16 0.467 64.8 70.9Western State 22 9-13 0.409 69.3 65.7 27 11-16 0.407 69.0 65.4Regis 22 9-13 0.409 66.5 70.2 26 10-16 0.385 65.3 69.3UC-Colorado Springs 22 9-13 0.409 64.8 66.4 26 10-16 0.385 64.3 67.2Chadron State 22 4-18 0.182 57.8 69.3 26 6-20 0.231 57.7 68.1Colorado Mines 22 3-19 0.136 58.7 68.1 27 7-20 0.259 60.9 67.4Western N.M. 22 1-21 0.045 54.5 74.7 26 1-25 0.038 55.0 76.2

rmaC SCoring leaderS GP FG 3FG FT Points Avg/G1. Dana Schreibvogel-FLC 31 225 9 115 574 18.52. Brecca Gaffney-CSM 24 138 5 156 437 18.23. Vera Jo Bustos-ASC 33 195 96 91 577 17.54. Vanessa Leeper-UNK 27 159 22 115 455 16.95. Kelsey Sigl-MSC 26 141 17 125 424 16.36. Christina Whitelaw-CCU 29 163 42 75 443 15.37. Megan Becker-UNK 21 123 2 71 319 15.28. Rachel Espinoza-CSUP 27 120 23 127 390 14.49. Kendra Coveal-ASC 33 163 0 147 473 14.3 Brooke Pendergraft-WSC 27 148 44 47 387 14.311. Debi Johnson-UNK 27 123 40 72 358 13.312. Lauren Wolfinger-UCCS 26 112 52 58 334 12.813. Cassondra Bratton-MSCD 33 142 2 134 420 12.714. Sharaya Selsor-MSC 27 107 43 78 335 12.415. Kendall Babler-CSUP 27 107 26 92 332 12.3rmaC rebounding leaderS GP Off Def Total Avg/G1. Katie Hall-WSC 27 102 184 286 10.62. Cassondra Bratton-MSCD 33 88 183 271 8.23. Kendra Coveal-ASC 33 121 144 265 8.04. Mary Rose Paiz-FLC 30 70 170 240 8.05. Megan Becker-UNK 21 54 108 162 7.76. Vanessa Leeper-UNK 27 58 148 206 7.67. Brecca Gaffney-CSM 24 54 127 181 7.58. Katrina Selsor-MSC 27 43 157 200 7.49. Kelsie Kruger-ASC 33 49 188 237 7.210. Christina Whitelaw-CCU 29 52 155 207 7.111. China Smith-NMHU 30 84 124 208 6.912. Dana Schreibvogel-FLC 31 42 160 202 6.513. Kristin Valencia-MSCD 33 69 139 208 6.314. Brooke Pendergraft-WSC 27 73 85 158 5.915. Ashley Miller-UCCS 26 38 112 150 5.8 Danielle Brown-UCCS 26 53 97 150 5.8

2010-11 all-rmaC teamSRMAC Player of the Year

Dana Schriebvogel, Fort LewisRMAC Defensive Player of the Year

Christina Whitelaw, Colorado ChristianRMAC Freshman of the Year

Chirstina Whitelaw, Colorado ChristianRMAC Coach of the Year

Tanya Haave, Metro State

First TeamDana Schriebvogel, Fort LewisVera Jo Bustos, Adams StateCassondra Bratton, Metro StateKendra Coveal, Adams StateChristina Whitelaw, Colo. ChristianRachel Espinoza, CSU-PuebloVanessa Leeper, Nebraska-KearneyAbby Jackson, Fort LewisMegan Becker, Nebraska-KearneyKelsey Sigl, Mesa State

Second TeamBrecca Gaffney, Colorado MinesJasmine Cervantes, Metro StateKatie Hall, Western StateBrooke Pendergraft, Western StateLauren Luebbe, RegisKatrina Selsor, Mesa StateMary Rose Paiz, Fort LewisDebi Johnson, Nebraska-KearneyKelsie Kruger, Adams StateKendall Babler, CSU-Pueblo

Third TeamJessica Brown, UC-Colorado SpringsSharaya Selsor, Mesa StateAmanda Bartlett, CSU-PuebloBriana Gholston, N.M. HighlandsLauren Wolfinger, UC-Colo. SpringsWhitley Coca, N.M. HighlandsNikki Trujillo, Western StateMeagan Nickell, RegisKaterina Garcia, Fort LewisSalina Kuiper, Regis

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDSMost Points One Game

Gwen Reed .............................................42 vs. Mount Marty, 1976-77Gwen Reed ...............................41 vs. Nebraska Wesleyan, 1975-76Bec Kyba ......................................36 vs. Metropolitan State, 2005-06Tricia Lukawski .............................35 vs. Black Hills State, 1989-90Tricia Lukawski ..............35 vs. North Dakota-Williston, 1990-91Shauna Smith ....................................................35 vs. Denver, 1993-94

Most Points One SeasonLacy Orpin ............................................................................. 567, 1994-95Gwen Reed ............................................................................ 556, 1977-78Tricia Lukawski ........................................532, 1991-92 and 1992-93Lorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 521, 1994-95

Most Points CareerTricia Lukawski ................................................................1,869, 1989-93Lorna Dahlgren ................................................................1,527, 1991-95Mary Perrin .......................................................................1,493, 1986-89Gwen Reed .........................................................................1,492, 1974-78Maureen Cooney ..............................................................1,247, 1978-82Shauna Smith ....................................................................1,215, 1990-94Tanya Weber ......................................................................1,119, 1994-98Janelle Hutt ........................................................................1,100, 1997-01

Most Points One HalfTricia Lukawski ............................30, vs. Black Hills State, 1989-90Starla Paules ..........................................22, vs. Wayne State, 1988-89Tanya Weber ........................................... 22, vs. Metro State, 1997-98Mary Perrien ...........................21, vs. Northern Colorado, 1986-87Tanya Weber .............................21, vs. South Dakota Tech, 1997-98Mary Perrien ............................ 20, vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 1988-89Tricia Lukawski ....................... 20, vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 1992-93Shauna Smith ................................20, vs. Black Hills State, 1993-94Kaitlin Petri.......................................................... 20, vs. UCCS, 2009-10

Highest Per Game Average One SeasonGwen Reed ........................................................................... 20.6, 1977-78Mary Perrien ....................................................................... 20.6, 1987-88Tricia Lukawski .................................................................. 20.3, 1990-91Gwen Reed ........................................................................... 20.2, 1975-76Tricia Lukawski .................................................................. 19.7, 1992-93Lacy Orpin ............................................................................ 18.9, 1994-95Kaitlin Petri.......................................................................... 19.1, 2009-10

Most Field Goals Attempted One GameTricia Lukawski ....................................29, vs. Adams State, 1990-91Tricia Lukawski ...................................28, vs. Adams State, 1990-91Shauna Smith ....................... 25, vs. University of Denver, 1993-94

Most Field Goals Made One GameShauna Smith ....................... 15, vs. University of Denver, 1993-94Tricia Lukawaski ..........14, vs. North Dakota-Williston, 1990-91 Tricia Lukawski ............................13, vs. Black Hills State, 1989-90Kaitlin Petri..........................................13, vs. Western N.M., 2009-10

Most Field Goals Attempted One SeasonTricia Lukawski ................................................................... 481, 1991-92Tricia Lukawski ................................................................... 462, 1990-91

Most Field Goals Made One SeasonTricia Lukawski ................................................................... 191, 1992-93Shauna Smith ....................................................................... 191, 1993-94Tricia Lukawski ................................................................... 182, 1991-92

Most Field Goals Made CareerTricia Lukawski ................................................................... 667, 1989-93Lorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 502, 1991-95

Best Field Goal Percentage One Game(Minimum of 10 shots)

Starla Paules ....90.9 (10 of 11), vs. College of St. Mary, 1988-89Janice Eisenmenger ...81.8 (9-11) vs. Black Hills State, 1989-89Mutton Bennett ............81.8 (9-11) vs. Colorado Mines, 1996-97Shauna Smith .................. 80 (8-10) vs. Colorado Mines, 1993-94Tanya Weber ..............................80 (8-10) vs. Metro State, 1997-98

Best Field Goal Percentage One SeasonStarla Paules ............................................. 53.4% (165-309), 1988-89Janelle Hutt ...................................................53.2% (67-126) 1997-98Marie Worsham .............................................. 52.0 (93-179) 2002-03

Best Field Goal Percentage CareerStarla Paules .........................................52.0% (221 of 425), 1987-89Janelle Hutt ............................................... 50.4% (402-797), 1997-01Marie Worsham ............................................48.7 (191-392) 2001-03

Most 3-Pointers Attempted One GameLexi Smidt ..................................................16, vs. Mesa State, 2010-11Alyssa Lyman .......................... 15, vs. Colorado Christian, 2008-09Lexi Smidt ........................................15, vs. Colorado Mines, 2010-11Mary Perrien ...................14, vs. Mid-America Nazarene, 1988-89Tricia Lukawski .............14, vs. North Dakota-Williston, 1990-91Tricia Luckawski .................... 14, vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 1990-91Kristy Long ............................................. 12, vs. Upper Iowa, 2007-08Kristy Long .....................................12, vs. Augustana (SD), 2008-09Alyssa Lyman .................................12, vs. Augustana (SD), 2008-09

Most 3-Pointers Made One GameTricia Lukawski ................................8, vs. Colorado Mines, 1992-93Tricia Lukawski ................................... 7, vs. Western State, 1991-92Tricia Lukawski .......................................... 6, vs. Black Hills, 1989-90Tricia Lukawski .... 6, vs. Wayne State & Kearney State, 1990-91Tricia Lukawski..............6, vs. Dana and Kearney State, 1992-93Dwan Hereford .........................................6, vs. Metro State, 2003-04Kristy Long ................................................6, vs. Upper Iowa, 2007-08Alyssa Lyman .....................................6 vs. Augustana (SD), 2008-09Kristy Long .........................................6 vs. Augustana (SD), 2008-09Tabitha Gutierrez .......................................... 6 vs. Air Force, 2008-09Lexi Smidt ........................... 6 vs. UCCS & Colorado Mines, 2010-11

Most 3-Pointers Attempted One SeasonAlyssa Lyman ....................................................................... 221, 2008-09Tricia Lukawski ................................................................... 201, 1991-92Tricia Lukawski ................................................................... 189, 1990-91Lexi Smidt .............................................................................. 173, 2010-11Kristy Long ........................................................................... 159, 2008-09Mary Perrien ........................................................................ 151, 1987-88

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Most 3-Pointers Made One SeasonAlyssa Lyman ..........................................................................81, 2008-09Tricia Lukawski ......................................................................78, 1992-93Mary Perrien ...........................................................................70, 1987-88Tricia Lukawski ......................................................................69, 1991-92Dwan Hereford .......................................................................60, 2003-04Kristy Long ..............................................................................60, 2008-09

Most 3-Pointers Made CareerTricia Lukawski ................................................................... 238, 1989-93Mary Perrien ........................................................................ 147, 1986-89

Best Three-Point Percentage One SeasonMary Perrien ..................................................... 50% (36-72), 1986-87Mary Perrien ...............................................46.4% (70-151), 1987-88Tricia Lukawski.............................................45.0% (36-80) 1989-90Andrea Demasi ..............................................44.4% (46-73), 2000-01Tricia Lukawski ..........................................43.6% (78-179), 1992-93

Best 3-Point Percentage CareerMary Perrien .................................................42.5 (147-346), 1986-89Tricia Lukawski ............................................36.7 (238-649), 1989-93

Most Free Throws Attempted One GameLorna Dahlgren ........................20, vs. Minnesota-Duluth, 1994-95

Most Free Throws Made One GameMary Perrien .......................................14 vs. Kearney State, 1988-89Lorna Dahlgren ..14, vs. Minnesota-Duluth & Black Hills, 94-95Lorna Dahlgren ................................................14, vs. Huron, 1994-95Lacy Orpin ................................. 14, vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 1994-95Kaitlin Petri.......................................................... 14, vs. Regis, 2009-10

Most Free Throws Attempted One SeasonLorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 280, 1994-95Lacy Orpin ............................................................................. 237, 1994-95

Most Free Throws Made One SeasonLorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 191, 1994-95Lacy Orpin ............................................................................. 179, 1994-95Lorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 119, 1993-94Kaitlin Petri........................................................................... 119, 2009-10Sunni Busch .......................................................................... 112, 2008-09unni Busch ............................................................................ 104, 2006-07Lorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 101, 1992-93

Most Free Throws Made CareerLorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 492, 1991-95Sunni Busch .......................................................................... 299, 2006-09Tricia Lukawski ................................................................... 297, 1989-93

Best Free Throw Percentage One GameLacy Orpin .................. 100% (12-12), vs. Western State, 1994-95Sunni Busch ..... 100% (11-11), vs. Colorado Christian, 2008-09Lorna Dahlgren ........... 100% (9-9) vs. Dickinson State, 1993-94Robbin Pulliam ................ 92.9% (13-14) vs. Fort Lewis, 1999-00Tanya Weber ................................ 92.3% (12-13) vs. UCCS, 1997-98

Best Free Throw Percentage One Season(Minimum 45 attempts)

Melissa Burke ................................................89.2% (74-83), 1998-99

Mary Perrien ..................................................87.6% (78-89), 1986-87Sunni Busch .................................................................. 85.5% (112-131)Natalyn Cummings ......................................84.8% (39-46), 2006-07Morgan Campbell .........................................82.5% (80-97), 2004-05Kaitlin Petri............................................... 82.1% (119-145), 2009-10Tricia Lukawski .............................................81.7% (49-60), 1989-90Carla Dowdy ...................................................81.6% (40-49), 1998-99

Best Free Throw Percentage CareerMary Perrien ............................................ 82.6% (284-344), 1986-89Sunni Busch .............................................. 81.0% (299-369), 2006-09Melissa Burke .....................................77.4% (257-332), 1997-2001Tricia Lukawski ....................................... 75.8% (297-392), 1989-93

Most Consecutive Free ThrowsMary Perrien ...........................................................................33, 1986-87Melissa Burke .........................................................................23, 1998-99

Most Rebounds One GameLaurie Tucker ...................................... 20, vs. Dana College, 1981-82Cyndee Wooden ...................................20, vs. Wayne State, 1982-83

Most Rebounds One SeasonKim Lytle ................................................................................ 264, 1979-80Sunni Busch .......................................................................... 255, 2008-09Shauna Smith ....................................................................... 250, 1991-92Amee Williams ....................................................................229; 1990-91Lorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 218, 1994-95Tes Spahr ............................................................................... 214, 1990-91Cyndee Wooden .................................................................. 202, 1982-83

Most Rebounds CareerShauna Smith ....................................................................... 614, 1990-94Lorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 614, 1991-95Tanya Weber ......................................................................... 605, 1994-98Sunni Busch .......................................................................... 587, 2006-09Janelle Hutt ......................................................................580, 1997-2001Kim Lytle ................................................................................ 561, 1979-82Kim Petty ............................................................................... 554, 2001-04Lindsay Erwin .................................................................510, 2001-2005

Most Assists One GameMaureen Cooney ..........................10, vs. Black Hills State, 1981-82Lisa Berry ..................................10, vs. South Dakota Tech, 1985-86Tricia Lukawski .............................10, Colorado Christian, 1991-92Lorna Dahlgren .........10, vs. Dickinson State & Denver, 1993-94 Jami Huckfeldt ...............................10, vs. Dickinson State, 1995-96Erin Scherry ........................................10, vs. Mesa State, 2004-2005Sunni Busch .........................10, vs. Western New Mexico, 2007-08

Most Assists One SeasonLacy Orpin ............................................................................. 129, 1994-95Lorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 121, 1994-95Kaitlin Petri........................................................................... 121, 2009-10Jami Huckfeldt ..................................................................... 120, 1995-96Lacy Orpin ............................................................................. 113, 1993-94Lorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 108, 1992-93Tricia Lukawski ................................................................... 104, 1991-92

Highest Average Assists One SeasonKaitlin Petri.......................................................................... 4.84, 2009-10Jami Huckfeldt .......................................................................4.5, 1996-97

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Most Assists CareerLorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 424, 1991-95Jami Huckfeldt ..................................................................... 347, 1993-97Braidi Hladky ....................................................................... 345, 1996-01Lacy Orpin ............................................................................. 341, 1992-95

Most Steals One GameLorna Dahlgren ................................9, vs. Colorado Mines, 1993-94Jami Huckfeldt ........................................ 8, vs. Adams State, 1995-96Sunni Busch ................................................ 8, vs. Dominican, 2008-09Lacy Orpin .............................................................7, vs. Huron, 1994-95Braidi Hladky .....................7, vs. New Mexico Highlands, 1998-99Erin Scherry .................................................7 vs. Mesa State, 2004-05

Most Steals One SeasonJami Huckfeldt ........................................................................77, 1995-96Jami Huckfeldt ........................................................................71, 1996-97Braidi Hladky ..........................................................................70, 1999-00Lorna Dahlgren ......................................................................68, 1994-95 Lorna Dahlgren ......................................................................66, 1991-92Lorna Dahlgren ......................................................................64, 1993-94 Lacy Orpin ................................................................................63, 1993-94Lorna Dahlgren ......................................................................62, 1992-93Braidi Hladky ..........................................................................62, 1998-99Lacy Orpin ................................................................................60, 1994-95

Most Steals CareerLorna Dahlgren ................................................................... 260, 1991-95Braidi Hladky ....................................................................... 236, 1996-01Jami Huckfelt ........................................................................ 215, 1993-97

Most Blocked Shots One GameTes Spahr ............ 12, vs Miles City Community College, 1990-91Tes Spahr .................................................. 9, vs. Wayne State, 1990-91Jazmyn Webster ....................................................7, vs. UCCS, 2010-11

Most Blocked Shots One SeasonTes Spahr ...................................119, vs. four-year schools, 1990-91

Highest Average Blocked Shots One SeasonTes Spahr ....................... 5.2 (119, vs. four-year schools, 1990-91)

TEAM RECORDSMost Points One Game

111 .........................................................................vs. Fort Lewis1994-95108 .....vs. Colorado Mines, 1992-93, & Mayville State, 1993-94

Most Points One Season2,243 .........................................................................1994-95; (30 games)

Highest Scoring Average Season83.0 ...........................................(2,241 points in 27 games), 1992-93

Most Field Goals Attempted One Game89 .............................................................. vs. Teikyo-Westmar, 1992-93

Most Field Goals Made One Game42 .............................................................. vs. Teikyo-Westmar, 1992-93

Most Field Goals Attempted One Season1,840 .................................................................................................. 1991-92

Most Field Goals Made One Season834 ..................................................................................................... 1992-93

Best Field Goal Percentage One Game62.9 (39-52) .......................................... vs. Colorado Mines, 1992-93

Best Field Goal Percentage One Season45.8 ......................................................................... (834-1,822), 1992-93

Most 3-Pointers Made One Game16 ............................................................... vs. Augustana (SD), 2008-0915 ............................................................... vs. Colorado Mines, 2000-0114 .............................................................vs. Johnson & Wales, 2008-0914 .....................................................................................vs. UCCS, 2009-1012 ........................................................................vs. Metro State, 2003-04

Most 3-Pointers Made One Season261 ..................................................................................................... 2008-09205 ..................................................................................................... 2000-01176 ..................................................................................................... 1999-00173 ..................................................................................................... 2009-10160 ..................................................................................................... 2003-04141 ..................................................................................................... 2007-08

Best Three-Point Percentage One Season44.8 ................................................................................(86-192), 1987-8840.1 ................................................................................(95-237), 1989-90

Best Three-Point Percentage One Game72.7 .................................................................. (8-11) vs. UCCS, 2010-1166.7 ................................................ (8-12) vs. Western State, 2007-0862.5 .......................................... (15-24) vs. Colorado Mines, 2000-0160 .......................................................(12-20) vs. Metro State, 2003-04

Most Free Throws Attempted One Game49 .....vs. Mesa State, 1993-94 and South Dakota Tech, 1996-97

Most Free Throws Made One Game37 ...................................vs. Fort Hays State (46 attempts), 1992-93

Most Free Throws Attempted One Season838 ..................................................................................................... 1994-95

Most Free Throws Made One Season576 ..................................................(attempted 838, 68.7%), 1994-95

Best Free Throw Percentage One Game92.3% .........................................(23-25), vs. Western State, 1994-95

Best Free Throw Percentage One Season72.0% .........................................................................(327-454), 1987-88

Most Rebounds One Game68 .............................................................. vs. Black Hills State, 1982-83

Highest Rebound Average One Season55.5 .........................................................(1,165 in 22 games), 1982-83

Most Rebounds In a Season1,213 .................................................................................................. 1992-93

Most Assists In One Game30 .........................................................vs. Johnson and Wales, 2007-08

Most Assists In One Season464 ..................................................................................................... 1992-93

Highest Assist Average In One Season17.2 .............................................................(464 in 27 games), 1992-93

Most Steals In One Game25 ...................................................................... vs. Adams State, 1993-94

Most Steals In One Season356 ..................................................................................................... 1993-94

Highest Steals Average In One Season13.2 .............................................................(356 in 27 games), 1993-94

Most Blocked Shots In One Game20 ...................................................................... vs. Wayne State, 1990-91

Most Blocked Shots In One Season176 ..................................................................................................... 1990-91

Highest Blocked Shots Average In One Season6.8 ................................................................(176 in 26 games), 1990-91*Records were incomplete 1975-77

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Year Name Points Avg.1973-74 Darla Schooley 115 9.6 Carol Bachmann 91 7.61974-75 Gwen Reed 162 11.6 Carol Bachmann 119 9.21975-76 Gwen Reed 426 20.3 Beth Cantrell 267 12.7 Darla Schooley 156 8.21976-77 Gwen Reed 344 15.61977-78 Gwen Reed 556 20.61978-79 Maureen Cooney 356 14.8 Pam Van Neste 224 10.7 Ginger Elm 229 10.01979-80 Maureen Cooney 368 13.6 Barb Zurn 281 11.21980-81 Maureen Cooney 282 13.4 Kim Lytle 172 8.2 Barb Zurn 163 9.61981-82 Laurie Tucker 268 12.7 Maureen Cooney 241 11.61982-83 Laurie Tucker 265 12.6 Cyndee Wooden 247 11.81983-84 Deb Sylte 271 12.9 Jane Buyok 200 10.51984-85 Deb Sylte 388 17.6 Jane Buyok 236 9.81985-86 Mary Perrien 376 17.1 Cathy Marshall 154 7.3

Year Name Points Avg.1986-87 Mary Perrien 388 18.5 Amy Randel 273 13.01987-88 Mary Perrien 433 20.6 Amy Randel 263 12.51988-89 Starla Paules 382 14.7 Michelle Dahlberg 342 13.21989-90 Tricia Lukawski 319 16.0 Tari Nelson 240 12.01990-91 Tricia Lukawski 486 20.3 Amee Williams 312 12.01991-92 Tricia Lukawski 532 18.3 Shauna Smith 332 11.41992-93 Tricia Lukawski 532 19.7 Shauna Smith 356 13.21993-94 Shauna Smith 481 17.8 Lorna Dahlgren 399 14.81994-95 Lacy Orpin 567 18.9 Lorna Dahlgren 521 17.41995-96 Tanya Weber 299 11.5 Patty Jeffers 270 10.01996-97 Patty Jeffers 340 12.6 Tanya Weber 304 11.31997-98 Tanya Weber 356 13.7 Carla Dowdy 296 10.31998-99 Melissa Burke 295 10.9 Janelle Hutt 285 10.61999-00 Janelle Hutt 281 10.0 Roxi Hoegerl 265 9.5

Year Name Points Avg.2000-01 Janelle Hutt 349 12.5 Andrea Demasi 316 11.3 Melissa Burke 288 10.72001-02 Marie Worsham 255 9.8 Kim Petty 239 9.22002-03 Kim Petty 249 8.9 Marie Worsham 233 8.22003-04 Dwan Hereford 337 13.0 Kim Petty 323 12.42004-05 Taylor Cady 384 14.2 Erin Scherry 233 8.62005-06 Bec Kyba 416 15.4 Erin Scherry 257 9.52006-07 Sunni Busch 286 11.9 Natalyn Cummings 274 10.12007-08 Sunni Busch 361 13.4 Kristy Long 243 10.12008-09 Sunni Busch 420 15.6 Alyssa Lyman 377 14.02009-10 Kaitlin Petri 478 19.1 Samantha Arkulari 234 8.72010-11 Lexi Smidt 229 8.8 Marla Munsen 199 7.7

Year Name G Reb Avg.79-80 Kim Lytle 21 264 12.6 Barb Zurn 21 210 10.080-81 Kim Lytle 21 161 7.7 Barb Zurn 17 134 7.881-82 Laurie Tucker 21 192 9.1 Kim Lytle 21 136 7.682-83 Cyndee Wooden 21 202 9.6 Laurie Tucker 21 185 8.883-84 Jane Buyok 19 138 7.3 Cyndee Wooden 21 124 5.984-85 Jane Buyok 24 152 6.3 Shawna Wittman 25 152 6.185-86 Cathy Marshall 21 150 7.1 Cindy Wessling 21 109 5.186-87 Amy Randel 21 196 9.3 Nicole Dietz 20 153 7.787-88 Amy Randel 21 176 8.4 Starla Paules 21 119 5.788-89 Starla Paules 26 187 7.2 Tari Nelson 26 125 4.889-90 Amee Williams 20 114 5.7 Noelle Erickson 20 95 4.890-91 Amee Williams 26 229 8.8 Tes Spahr 25 214 8.691-92 Shauna Smith 29 250 8.6 Dawn Hutchins 26 144 5.5

Year Name G Reb Avg.92-93 Shauna Smith 27 157 5.8 Lisa Arnett 27 125 4.693-94 Shauna Smith 27 170 6.3 Lorna Dahlgren 27 147 5.494-95 Lorna Dahlgren 30 218 7.3 Jennifer Bonser 30 208 6.995-96 Tanya Weber 26 165 6.3 Mutton Bennett 26 120 4.696-97 Mutton Bennett 27 167 6.7 Tanya Weber 27 154 5.797-98 Tanya Weber 26 144 5.5 Roxi Hoegerl 26 115 4.498-99 Misty Odell 26 173 6.7 Janelle Hutt 27 158 5.999-00 Janelle Hutt 28 166 5.9 Roxi Hoegerl 28 115 4.100-01 Janelle Hutt 28 151 5.4 Roxi Hoegerl 28 144 5.101-02 Kim Petty 26 181 7.0 Marie Worsham 26 129 5.002-03 Kim Petty 28 177 6.3 Lindsay Erwin 28 134 4.803-04 Kim Petty 26 196 7.5 Lindsay Erwin 26 114 4.404-05 Lindsay Erwin 27 163 6.0 Taylor Cady 27 149 5.5

Year Name G Reb Avg.05-06 Chelsea DeHaven 27 179 6.6 Bec Kyba 27 146 5.406-07 Sunni Busch 24 167 7.0 Krisha Sibrel 27 112 4.107-08 Sunni Busch 27 165 6.1 Corissa Kesterson 27 129 4.808-09 Sunni Busch 27 255 9.4 Chelsea DeHaven 27 150 5.609-10 Kaitlin Petri 25 197 7.9 Kelsey Scott 27 141 5.210-11 Jazmyn Webster 26 143 5.5 Kelsey Scott 26 136 5.2

Chadron sTaTe season-by-season leaders

ToP seasonal sCorers

ToP seasonal rebounders

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Current Opponents .................................................W .............................. L Adams State College ............................................... 17 .............................11Black Hills State.......................................................38 ............................ 10Colorado Christian College...................................... 28 ............................ 10Colorado-Colorado Springs ..................................... 11 .............................. 9Colorado School of Mines ....................................... 28 ............................ 18Colorado State-Pueblo .............................................. 5 .............................11Fort Lewis College .....................................................8 ............................ 16Mesa State College .................................................10 ............................ 21Metropolitan State College ...................................... 14 ............................ 24Montana State-Billings............................................... 3 .............................. 7Nebraska-Kearney, University of ............................ 13 ............................ 67New Mexico Highlands University ........................... 17 ............................ 13Regis University.........................................................9 ............................ 26Western New Mexico ................................................. 1 .............................. 4Western State College ............................................. 21 .............................11Wyoming, University of .............................................. 0 .............................. 8Total ......................................................................223 .......................... 266

Year ..............................Record1973-74 .............................6-111974-75 .............................5-101975-76 ...........................11-101976-77 ........................... 11-111977-78 .............................4-221978-79 ...........................12-121979-80 ...........................13-151980-81 ...........................10-111981-82 .............................8-131982-83 ........................... 11-111983-84 .............................8-131984-85 .............................8-171985-86 .............................8-141986-87 .............................9-121987-88 .............................14-71988-89 ...........................16-101989-90 ...........................10-101990-91 ...........................13-131991-92 .............................7-221992-93 .............................18-9

Year ..............................Record1993-94 .............................18-91994-95 .............................22-81995-96 ...........................13-141996-97 ...........................11-161997-98 .............................9-171998-99 ...........................11-161999-00 .............................20-82000-01 .............................19-92001-02 .............................5-212002-03 ...........................13-152003-04 .............................8-182004-05 .............................7-202005-06 .............................4-232006-07 .............................2-252007-08 .............................9-182008-09 ...........................11-16 2009-10 .............................8-19 2010-11 ..............................6-20Total ............................401-539

reCord of CsC Women’s baskeTball, 1973-2011CsC yearly reCords

Former Opponents ............................................................. W ................LAir Force Academy .................................................................1 ................3Alaska-Fairbanks, University of ..............................................3 ................0Augustana College .................................................................1 ................6Casper College .....................................................................15 ................2College of St. Mary .................................................................4 ..............13Colorado Baptist University ....................................................2 ................0Colorado College ....................................................................4 ................3Concordia College ..................................................................6 ................8Concordia-St. Paul .................................................................0 ................1Creighton University ...............................................................0 ................2Dana College ..........................................................................5 ................4Dakota Wesleyan University ..................................................4 ................0Denver University ...................................................................4 ................4Dickinson State University .....................................................3 ................6Doane College ........................................................................4 ................9Dominican University ................................................................ 1 .................0Eastern Wyoming College ......................................................1 ................1Ellsworth AFB .........................................................................2 ................0Fort Hays State University ...................................................11 ..............24Great Falls, University of ........................................................1 ................1Hastings College ....................................................................0 ..............10Huron University .....................................................................0 ................1Jamestown College ................................................................0 ................3 J.F. Kennedy College..............................................................0 ...............1Johnson & Wales ....................................................................5 ................0Mankato State University .......................................................1 ................0Mary, University of ..................................................................0 ................5Mayville, N.D., State College ..................................................1 ................0Mid-America Nazerene ...........................................................1 ................1Midland Lutheran College.......................................................0 ..............10Miles City, Mont., College .......................................................1 ................0Minnesota Crookston..............................................................0 ................1Minnesota-Duluth ...................................................................0 ................2 Minnesota State-Mankato.......................................................1 ................1Minnesota State-Moorhead ....................................................0 ................2Minot State University.............................................................3 ................0Missouri-St. Louis ...................................................................1 ................0Montana Tech .........................................................................0 ................1Mount Marty College ..............................................................1 ................1National College ..................................................................10 .............. 11 NCE School of Commerce-Omaha ........................................0 ................2

Former Opponents ............................................................. W ................LNebraska-Omaha ...................................................................0 ................4Nebraska Wesleyan University ...............................................6 ................4Newman University.................................................................1 ................0North Dakota, University of.....................................................1 ................0North Dakota-Williston ............................................................2 ................2North Dakota State University ................................................0 ................3Northern Colorado University .................................................1 ................7Northeast Missouri State .......................................................1 ................2Northeast, Colo., Junior College.............................................1 ...............1Northern State ........................................................................0 ................9Northwest Missouri University ................................................0 ................1Northwest, Wyo., College .......................................................1 ................1Northwestern, Iowa, College ..................................................0 ................1Oklahoma Christian College ...................................................0 ................1Oklahoma City University .......................................................0 ................1Oklahoma Panhandle State....................................................0 ................1Peru State College ...............................................................18 ..............17Rockmont, Colo., College .......................................................2 ................0Rocky Mountain, Mont., College.............................................2 ................7Sheridan Junior College .........................................................1 ................1Sioux Falls, University of ........................................................1 ................0South Dakota State ................................................................0 ................1South Dakota Mines .............................................................32 ..............19South Dakota, University of ....................................................0 ................8Southwestern Minnesota State...............................................0 ................6Teikyo Westmar, Iowa .............................................................1 ................0Texas A&M-Kingsville .............................................................0 ................1Upper Iowa .............................................................................0 ................1Vermillion Community College................................................1 ................0Wayne State JV ......................................................................0 ................1Wayne State College ..............................................................4 ..............25 West Texas A & M ...................................................................0 ................4Western Nebraska Community College ................................2 ................1Western Washington ..............................................................0 ................2Winona State University .........................................................0 ................1Yankton College .....................................................................1 ................0Totals .................................................................................176 ............272

CsC’s reCord vs. former oPPonenTs

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Name ................... Points ..................Year 1. Lacy Orpin ................ 567 .............1994-95 2. Gwen Reed............... 556 .............1977-78 3. Tricia Lukawski ......... 532 .............1991-92 Tricia Lukawski ......... 532 .............1992-93 5. Lorna Dahlgren ......... 521 .............1994-95 6. Tricia Lukawski ......... 486 .............1990-91 7. Shauna Smith ........... 481 .............1993-94 8. Kaitlin Petri ............... 478 .............2009-10 9. Mary Perrien ............. 433 .............1987-8810. Gwen Reed............... 424 .............1975-7611. Sunni Busch .............. 420 .............2008-0912. Bec Kyba .................. 416 .............2005-0613. Lorna Dahlgren ......... 399 .............1993-9414. Deb Sylte .................. 388 .............1984-85 Mary Perrien ............. 388 .............1986-8716. Taylor Cady ............... 384 .............2004-0517. Starla Paules ............ 382 .............1988-8918. Alyssa Lyman ........... 377 .............2008-0919. Mary Perrien ............. 376 .............1985-8620. Maureen Cooney ...... 368 .............1979-8021. Sunni Busch ............. 361 .............2007-0822. Shauna Smith ........... 356 .............1992-93 Maureen Cooney ...... 356 .............1978-79 Tanya Weber ............ 356 .............1997-9825. Janelle Hutt............... 349 .............2000-01

Name ............................Points ............Opponent ....................................... Year1. Gwen Reed..........................42 ............Mount Marty ...............................1976-772. Gwen Reed..........................41 ............Nebraska Wesleyan ...................1975-763. Bec Kyba .............................36 ............Metro State .................................2005-064. Tricia Lukawski ....................35 ............Black Hills State .........................1989-90 Shauna Smith ......................35 ............Univ of Denver ...........................1993-946. Tricia Lukawski ....................34 ............Nebr.-Kearney ............................1992-937. Mary Perrien ........................33 ............Univ of Denver ...........................1987-88 Lorna Dahlgrem ...................33 ............Huron University .........................1994-959. Gwen Reed..........................32 ............S.D Tech .....................................1975-76 Gwen Reed..........................32 ............Casper College ..........................1975-76 Tricia Lukawski ....................32 ............Colo Christian .............................1990-91 Tricia Lukawski ....................32 ............Adams State ...............................1991-92 Sunni Busch ........................32 ............UC-Colorado Springs .................2007-08 Kaitlin Petri ..........................32 ............Colorado Christian .....................2009-1015. Maureen Cooney .................31 ............Nebraska Wesleyan ...................1979-80 Mary Perrien ........................31 ............Univ No Colo. .............................1986-87 Mary Perrien ........................31 ............Wayne State ...............................1986-87 Tricia Lukawski ....................31 ............Adams State ...............................1992-93 Lacy Orpin ...........................31 ............Fort Hays State ..........................1994-9520. Tricia Lukawski ....................30 ............Fort Lewis, Western State ..........1990-91 Shauna Smith ......................30 ............Adams State ...............................1993-94 Lacy Orpin ...........................30 ............Mesa State .................................1994-95 Kaitlin Petri ..........................30 ............Metro, WNM, N.M. Highlands ....2009-1025. Mary Perrien ........................29 ............S.D Tech, UNK ...........................1988-89 Shauna Smith ......................29 ............Nebr.-Kearney, Black Hills ....1992-93, 94 Lorna Dahlgren ....................29 ............Minn.-Duluth ...............................1994-95 Sunni Busch ........................29 ............Colorado Christian .....................2008-09 Kaitlin Petri ..........................29 ............UCCS, Mesa State .....................2009-10

Chadron sTaTe College Women’s baskeTball ToP 25ToP 25 single season sCorers

Name ................... Points .................Years 1. Tricia Lukawski ...... 1,869 .............1989-93 2. Lorna Dahlgren ...... 1,527 .............1991-95 3. Mary Perrien .......... 1,493 .............1985-89 4. Gwen Reed............ 1,492 .............1974-78 5. Maureen Cooney ... 1,247 .............1978-82 6. Shauna Smith ........ 1,215 .............1991-94 7. Tanya Weber ..........1,119 .............1994-98 8. Janelle Hutt............ 1,100 .............1997-01 9. Sunni Busch .......... 1,067 .............2006-0910. Melissa Burke ........... 956 .............1997-0111. Roxi Hoegerl ............. 923 .............1997-0112. Lacy Orpin ................ 871 .............1992-95 13. Kim Petty ...................811 .............2001-0414. Braidi Hladky ............ 808 ............. 1996 0115 Lisa Arnett................. 796 .............1992-9516. Samantha Arkulari .... 792 .............2006-1017. Alyssa Lyman ........... 777 .............2006-1018 Carla Dowdy ............. 765 .............1996-0019. Tari Nelson................ 764 .............1986-9020. Lindsay Erwin ........... 672 .............2001-0521. Patty Jeffers .............. 664 .............1994-9722. Jami Huckfeldt .......... 663 .............1993-9723. Deb Sylte .................. 659 .............1983-8524. Bec Kyba .................. 600 .............2004-0625. Taylor Cady............... 599 .............2003-05

ToP 25 Per game averages Name .......................Avg. ...................Year 1. Gwen Reed.............. 21.4 .............1977-78 2. Mary Perrien ............ 20.6 .............1987-88 3. Tricia Lukawski ........ 20.3 .............1990-91 4. Gwen Reed.............. 20.2 .............1975-76 5. Tricia Lukawski ........ 19.7 .............1992-93 6. Kaitlin Petri .............. 19.1 .............2009-10 7. Lacy Orpin ............... 18.9 .............1994-95 8. Mary Perrien ............ 18.5 .............1986-87 9. Tricia Lukawski ........ 18.3 .............1991-9210. Shauna Smith .......... 17.8 .............1993-9411. Deb Sylte ................. 17.6 .............1984-8512. Lorna Dahlgren ........ 17.4 .............1994-9513. Mary Perrien ............ 17.1 .............1985-8614. Mary Perrien ............ 16.4 .............1988-8915. Tricia Lukawski ........ 16.0 .............1989-9016. Gwen Reed.............. 15.6 .............1976-77 Sunni Busch ............ 15.6 .............2008-0918. Bec Kyba ................. 15.4 .............2005-0619. Lorna Dahlgren ........ 14.8 .............1993-9420. Starla Paules ........... 14.7 .............1988-8921. Taylor Cady.............. 14.2 .............2004-0522. Alyssa Lyman .......... 14.0 .............2008-0923. Tanya Weber ........... 13.7 .............1997-9824. Maureen Cooney ..... 13.6 .............1979-8025. Maureen Cooney ..... 13.4 .............1980-81 Sunni Busch ............ 13.4 .............2007-08

ToP 25 Career sCorers

mosT PoinTs sCored in a single game

Kaitlin Petri, left, and Tricia Lukawski, right, are the only Chadron State women’s basketball players to earn All-American honors. The two met for the first time during Homecoming weekend in 2010.

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1973-74 (6-11)Casper College W 34-25Kearney State L 13-55Kearney State L 31-68Kearney State L 17-61Kearney State L 21-66AFB Ellsworth W 44-22Rocky Mountain College L 20-69Powell W 46-18Powell L 22-35Rocky Mountain College L 17-49NWCC Sterling L 28-29Wyoming L 20-52AFB Ellsworth W 36-35Casper College W 36-21Creighton L 27-52Doane W 70-27 J.F.K. L 47-68Coach: Mary Ann Boese

1974-75 (5-10)Nebraska Wesleyan W 68-18College of St. Mary L 36-49Peru State W 54-45Wayne State L 25-75Sterling Colorado W 50-42Kearney State L 77-59Sterling L 20-39Casper College W 44-36Kearney State L 50-30Concordia W 49-46Casper College L 31-33Wyoming L 46-67Wayne State L 84-36Concordia L 58-31College of St. Mary L 39-49Coach: Mary Ann Boese

1975-76 (11-11)South Dakota Tech W 49-41Midland College L 79-30Kearney State L 70-42Eastern Wyoming L 39-40Black Hills State W 48-42Kearney State L 71-48Eastern Wyoming W 41-29South Dakota Tech L 35-37South Dakota Tech W 74-63Concordia L 47-63Nebraska Wesleyan W 54-40College of St. Mary L 49-71Casper College W 60-55Black Hills State W 46-42Peru State W 53-46Peru State L 54-67Casper College W 57-56Wayne State L 63-72Dakota Wesleyan W 76-52Kearney State L 46-78Nebraska Wesleyan W 82-42Peru State L 43-62Coach: Mary Ann Boese

1976-77 (11-11)South Dakota Tech W 52-33Black Hills State W 62-58Midland L 44-95Kearney State L 50-71Creighton L 44-54Casper College W 48-43Northern Colorado L 45-58Peru State W 59-45

Kearney State L 41-74South Dakota Tech W 50-42National College of Business W 63-22Nebraska Wesleyan (OT) L 68-70College of St. Mary L 41-57Peru State L 42-61Augustana College L 50-57National College of Business W 47-17Mount Marty W 85-83Yankton W 61-44Black Hills State W 63-34Casper College W 45-39Nebraska Wesleyan L *Peru State L 53-58Coach: Mary Ann Boese* Forfeit

1977-78 (4-22)Metropolitan State L 30-31Colorado College L 65-48Black Hills State W 56-53Hastings L 80-64Kearney State L 70-36Casper College W 63-57NCE School of Commerce L 87-67NCE School of Commerce L 71-55Northern L 72-67Peru State L 55-54Dickinson State L 83-51Wyoming L 72-54Denver University L 87-68Eastern Montana W 58-56Concordia L 64-42Concordia L 53-37Augustana L 74-68Peru State L 54-31Black Hills State L 79-78South Dakota Tech W 57-56Mount Marty L 60-55College of St. Mary L 58-42Casper College L 72-59Nebraska Wesleyan L 60-36Peru State L 71-50Nebraska Wesleyan L 82-76Coach: Mary Ann Boese

1978-79 (12-12)North Dakota W 46-40Midland L 84-42Nebraska Wesleyan W 61-41Concordia W 52-45Hastings L 76-57Kearney State L 60-46Dakota Wesleyan W 77-59Northern State College L 70-47Mankato State W 64-61Rocky Mountain College L 55-39Rocky Mountain College L 42-41Doane W 55-49Kearney State L 67-44Augustana W 75-60Casper College L 63-49Peru State W 54-48Black Hills State W 52-48Casper College W 64-53Black Hills State W 80-70South Dakota Tech L 47-46Concordia W 57-56Hastings L 69-63Coach: Mack Peyton

1979-80 (14-14)Nebraska Wesleyan W 72-71Concordia L 82-60Nebraska Western W 64-36Rocky Mountain W 64-58Rocky Mountain L 46-36Black Hills State W 68-65Hastings L 77-63Dickinson State L 64-53Dakota Wesleyan W 69-67Kearney State L 85-43College of St. Mary L 61-46Casper College W 58-41Rocky Mountain L 67-49Eastern Montana L 63-42Kearney State L 79-51Peru State W 57-56Doane L 58-52College of St. Mary (2OT) L 72-71Casper College W 55-43Wyoming L 98-51Black Hills State W 68-59South Dakota Tech W 79-69Peru State W 61-50Nebraska Western W 77-51South Dakota Tech L 82-64Kearney State L 68-62Peru State W 45-34Nebraska-Omaha L 79-47Coach: Marge Burkett

1980-81 (10-11)College of St. Mary L 65-48Midland L 81-42Concordia W 54-42Nebraska Wesleyan W 50-49Black Hills State W 70-43Casper College W 66-43Kearney State L 63-57Air Force L 84-52Fort Hays L 89-85Alaska-Fairbanks W 78-68Casper College W 54-44South Dakota Tech W 72-50Peru State W 66-49College of St. Mary L 70-65College of St. Mary L 81-75Kearney State L 65-49South Dakota Tech L 62-57Northern Colorado W 66-63Black Hills State L 62-53Peru State W 67-49Nebraska-Omaha L 99-51Coach: Marge Burkett

1981-82 (8-13)Dana L 67-58Midland L 91-55Wayne State L 55-54Regis W 58-49Black Hills State W 86-65Denver University W 55-54Kearney State W 63-56Williston L 71-59Sheridan L 60-56Northwest Wyoming L 80-53Regis L 81-58Denver University L 62-53South Dakota Tech L 71-69Peru State W 79-65Dana L 65-56Black Hills State W 79-57

game resulTs, 1973-2010

Mack PeytonCoached: 1978-79Career: 12-12 (50%)

Mary Ann BoeseCoached: 1973-78Career: 37-58 (38.9%)

Marge BurkettCoached: 1979-83Career: 42-50 (45.6%)

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Wayne State L 84-59Concordia W 82-57Peru State W 67-57Kearney State L 61-50South Dakota Tech L 74-66Coach: Marge Burkett

1982-83 (11-11)Hastings L 89-56Doane L 66-47South Dakota Tech L 68-66Black Hills State W 69-42Wayne State L 63-62Metropolitan State W 67-36Kearney State L 65-61Vermillion W 65-64Metropolitan State W 61-55Rockmont-forfeit WSouth Dakota Tech W 61-52Casper College W 59-41Rockmont W 60-17Peru State L 76-64National College L 55-52Wayne State L 65-64National College L 77-60Black Hills State W 72-50Peru State W 62-60Kearney State L 58-47Casper College W 63-60Coach: Marge Burkett

1983-84 (8-13)Concordia L 97-54Dana W 69-64South Dakota Tech L 61-57Black Hills State W 65-56Regis L 52-51So. Dakota Tech W 74-66Kearney State W 71-66Southern Colorado L 79-67Air Force Academy L 62-48National College L 86-70Peru State L 87-62Dana L 54-47Northern Colorado L 73-58Midland Lutheran L 77-48Wayne State L 62-59Air Force Academy W 61-59Peru State W 70-65Black Hills State W 70-46National College W 74-69Kearney State L 59-53Wayne State L 68-62Coach: Kathy Markey

1984-85 (8-17)Doane L 60-49Hastings L 80-50Black Hills State W 79-44South Dakota Tech W 60-57Northwest Missouri L 85-51Northeast Missouri W 89-56Metropolitan State W 58-50National College L 77-65Wayne State L 81-58Midland Lutheran L 84-51South Dakota Tech L 82-61Kearney State L 77-64N.D. Williston L 89-74

National College L 77-65Dickinson State L 73-54Black Hills State L 62-56Metropolitan State W 71-65National College W 75-65Peru State W 68-65College of St. Mary L 64-52Northern Colorado L 60-59Peru State W 67-64Wayne State L 61-52Kearney State L 81-51College of St. Mary L 67-41Coach: Kip Cady

1985-86 (8-14)Concordia L 55-49Dana College L 66-59Northeast Missouri L 76-31Mid-America Nazarene L 58-54Black Hills State W 55-51South Dakota Tech W 79-70Northern Colorado L 60-47South Dakota Tech W 81-75Wayne State L 79-42National College L 82-67Kearney State L 67-62Black Hills State W 69-67Midland College L 56-48Metropolitan State L 70-49Peru State W 69-64College of St. Mary L 68-54Wayne State W 75-74National College W 69-63Kearney State L 66-49Peru State L 55-54College of St. Mary L 67-53Metropolitan State (2 OT) W 82-78Coach: Kip Cady

1986-87 (9-12)Hastings L 75-64Doane W 75-69Black Hills State L 76-72National College W 76-70South Dakota Tech W 68-52Northern Colorado L 75-69Wayne State (OT) L 68-66Midland Lutheran L 74-62South Dakota Tech W 62-55College of St. Mary W 82-53Kearney State (OT) L 61-58Nebraska Western L 69-58Colorado Mines W 68-65Black Hills State W 58-53Colorado College W 75-57College of St. Mary L 65-57Peru State (2-OT) L 76-75National College L 62-47Kearney State L 75-78Peru State W 66-57Wayne State L 61-69Coach: Kip Cady

1987-88 (14-7)Doane L 66-58Concordia W 88-75South Dakota Tech W 70-56National College W 80-78Black Hills State W 66-47South Dakota Tech W 74-64Denver University W 77-66Black Hills State W 81-62Wayne State L 56-53Kearney State W 80-58Colorado Mines W 71-63Colorado College W 66-54National College L 81-77College of St. Mary L 54-53Peru State L 75-56Kearney State W 72-67Peru State L 46-44College of St. Mary W 73-46Denver University W 65-53

Wayne State W 69-60Hastings L 70-60Coach: Kip Cady

1988-89 (16-10)National College W 62-61Hastings L 78-57Dana W 91-58South Dakota Tech W 79-72Black Hills State W 75-72Colorado Christian W 98-44Mid-America W 85-62Colorado Baptist W 83-47Dana L 89-74Wayne State L 84-75Black Hills State W 84-53Kearney State W 98-85Wyoming L 101-46Doane L 73-57Colorado Mines W 65-56Colorado College L 66-61South Dakota Tech W 76-67College of St. Mary W 76-61Peru State W 67-61College of St. Mary W 80-53Peru State L 82-68Kearney State L 87-76National College L 77-71Wayne State W 61-59Colorado Baptist W 68-53Doane L 82-36Coach: Kip Cady

1989-90 (10-10)Sheridan W 69-57Williston W 71-66Wayne State L 73-68South Dakota Tech W 63-51Black Hills State (OT) W 87-84Hastings L 64-53South Dakota Tech W 71-62Black Hills State W 72-65Kearney State L 72-66National College L 81-64Dana W 71-69Kearney State L 80-52Peru State L 84-70Wayne State L 80-65Colorado Christian W 79-64Doane L 109-49National College L 81-71Colorado Christian W 76-67Colorado Mines W 71-61Midland L 88-67Coach: Kip Cady

1990-91 (13-13)Miles City, Montana W 77-64North Dakota W 80-74South Dakota Tech W 90-72Black Hills State W 71-44South Dakota Tech L 81-64Wayne State W 77-73National College W 85-77Colorado Christian L 81-80Black Hills State W 71-66Adams State L 77-62Fort Lewis W 74-57Mesa State L 70-64Western State L 65-57Colorado Mines W 83-54Kearney State L 59-54Fort Hays State L 79-47Mesa State L 79-61Western State W 68-57Colorado Mines W 65-60Adams State W 58-57Fort Lewis L 61-51Kearney State L 78-47Fort Hays State L 94-49Colorado Christian W 67-58National College L 78-60Wayne State L 70-46Coach: Kip Cady

Kathy MarkeyCoached: 1983-84Career: 8-13 (38%)

Kip CadyCoached: 1984-91Career: 78-83 (45.6%)

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1991-92 (7-22)Western State L 87-66Fort Lewis L 66-58Colorado Mines W 72-62Black Hills State L 84-61Wayne State L 84-51South Dakota Tech W 79-75South Dakota Tech L 78-70Black Hills State W 80-55Colorado Christian W 76-69Oklahoma Christian L 88-58Wayne State L 84-56Doane L 93-63Fort Hays State W 68-67Colorado Mines W 87-67Kearney State L 83-41Mesa State L 90-76Western State W 81-77Adams State L 73-68New Mexico Highlands L 81-58Mesa State L 98-66Western L 68-65Adams State L 78-68New Mexico Highlands L 74-66Kearney State L 90-73Colorado Mines L 62-60Fort Hays State L 65-60Peru State L 75-57Peru State L 90-79+Concordia L 69-63+NAIA District II PlayoffCoach: William (Bunny) Rider

1992-93 (18-9)Minot State W 72-59South Dakota Tech L 88-78Jamestown L 88-81Teikyo Westmar W 101-56South Dakota Tech W 84-70Black Hills State W 86-62Wayne State L 92-84Wayne State L 67-64Dickinson State L 93-85Dana W 95-75Doane W 72-67Fort Hays State L 69-66Colorado Mines W 99-67Kearney State W 92-69Mesa State W 84-71Western State W 88-51Black Hills State W 82-57Adams State W 85-74New Mexico Highlands W 78-63Mesa State L 77-65Western W 93-79Kearney State L 82-74Adams State W 84-56New Mexico Highlands W 93-74Fort Hays State W 71-64Colorado Mines W 108-58#Fort Hays State L 78-76Coach: William (Bunny) Rider

1993-94 (18-9)South Dakota Tech W 94-66Colorado Christian W 92-53Mayville W 108-81Minot State W 76-59Northern Colorado L 73-66Alaska-Fairbanks W 94-69New Mexico Highlands W 82-67South Dakota Tech L 75-64Dickinson State W 94-78Denver University W 77-75Colorado Mines W 72-58Black Hills State L 61-59Fort Hays State W 65-56

Kearney State L 70-63Adams State W 79-70New Mexico Highlands W 87-73Mesa State W 78-74Western W 90-64New Mexico Highlands L 77-72Adams State W 87-68Fort Hays State L 71-66Kearney State L 71-50Black Hills State W 80-64Mesa State L 79-73Western State W 71-68Colorado Mines W 84-44#New Mexico Highlands L 89-77Coach: Willam (Bunny) Rider

1994-95 (22-8)Northern L 98-59Huron L 93-86Minnesota-Duluth L 73-59Alaska-Fairbanks W 91-56Black Hills State (OT) W 64-61South Dakota Tech W 75-58Wyoming L 79-54South Dakota Tech W 69-63Colorado Christian W 82-74*Colorado Mines W 65-55*New Mexico Highlands W 78-54*Fort Hays State L 77-67*Fort Lewis W 111-69*Adams State W 82-62*Western State W 93-69*Mesa State W 67-64*Fort Lewis L 75-63*Adams State W 72-65Black Hills State W 63-59*New Mexico Highlands W 74-69*Fort Hays State W 73-57*Nebraska-Kearney L 87-70*Mesa State W 85-69*Western State W 96-75*Colorado Mines W 75-54*Nebraska-Kearney W 68-62#Western State W 80-70#Nebraska-Kearney W 66-57#Fort Hays State (2-OT) W 81-80West Texas A&M L 86-75*RMAC games#RMAC tournament gameCoach: Tom Andersen

1995-96 (13-14)West Texas A&M L 81-59West Texas A&M L 86-39South Dakota Tech L 86-80Black Hills State L 70-59Colorado Mines W 76-52Dakota Wesleyan W 94-78South Dakota Tech W 78-66*Nebraska-Kearney L 67-55*Fort Hays State L 70-63Black Hills State W 50-48Northern L 74-56Minot State W 56-55Dickinson State L 68-56*New Mexico Highlands L 78-66*Mesa State L 82-64*Western State L 90-70*Adams State W 66-48*Fort Lewis W 68-61*Colorado Mines W 67-56*New Mexico Highlands W 78-66*Nebraska-Kearney L 96-71*Fort Hays State L 85-74*Mesa State W 67-47*Western State W 83-67

*Adams State W 55-45*Fort Lewis W 70-60#New Mexico Highlands L 83-59*RMAC games #RMAC tournamentCoach: Tom Andersen

1996-97 (11-16)Southeast State L 70-55Minnesota-Duluth L 73-46South Dakota Tech (2-OT) W 88-82South Dakota Tech L 75-40*New Mexico Highlands W 70-61Denver University L 48-37Southern Colorado W 79-53Colo.-Colo. Springs W 70-44Jamestown L 82-73Dickinson State L 80-74*Fort Lewis L 65-58*Adams State W 80-64*Mesa State W 74-62*Western State W 75-58*Regis L 64-59*Colorado Christian L 70-59*Nebraska-Kearney L 102-65 *Fort Hays State L 72-54*Metropolitan State W 61-60*Colorado Mines W 69-59*Nebraska-Kearney L 98-58*Fort Hays State L 71-61* Regis L 75-67*Colorado Christian (OT) W 65-62*Metropolitan State L 64-61*Colorado Mines W 82-61#Mesa State L 78-76*RMAC games#RMAC playoff gameCoach: Tom Andersen

1997-98 (9-17)South Dakota Tech L 59-40Winona L 71-63Sioux Falls W 66-55Denver University L 75-58*New Mexico Highlands L 76-63South Dakota Tech W 64-63*Southern Colorado L 79-68*CU-Colo. Springs W 61-60Dickinson State W 64-60Jamestown L 55-53*Fort Lewis L 61-59*Adams State W 93-69*Western State W 56-45*Mesa State L 76-60*Regis L 70-53*Colorado Christian L 78-67*Fort Hays State W 68-64*Nebraska-Kearney L 78-91*Metro State L 50-71*Colorado Mines L 62-72*Nebraska-Kearney L 54-98*Fort Hays State L 49-77*Regis W 50-46*Colorado Christian L 74-85*Metro State L 67-80*Colorado Mines W 68-59*RMAC gamesCoach: Tom Andersen

1998-99 (11-16)Wayne State L 79-64South Dakota Tech L 95-73Augustana College L 84-64Northwestern, Iowa, College L 90-77*Regis L 87-75*Colorado Christian W 67-62South Dakota Tech L 72-55*Colorado Mines W 54-49*Metropolitan State W 58-48*Fort Hays State L 85-66*Nebraska-Kearney L 66-50Rocky Mountain L 67-61Montana State Billings L 71-51*Fort Lewis L 81-78

William ‘Bunny’ RiderCoached: 1991-94Career: 43-40 (51.8%)

Tom AndersenCoached: 1994-2007Career: 144-210 (40.6%)

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*Southern Colorado W 85-54*Colo.-Colo. Springs L 63-61*Adams State W 73-54*New Mexico Highlands W 70-63*Western W 67-64*Mesa State L 65-61*Regis University W 73-71*Colorado Christian W 70-64*Colorado Mines W 68-50*Metropolitan State W 67-62*Fort Hays State L 82-68*Nebraska-Kearney L 68-54#Regis University L 82-72*RMAC games #RMAC playoffCoach: Tom Andersen

1999-2000 (20-8)Missouri St. Louis W 63-62New Mexico Highlands W 83-45South Dakota Tech W 86-74Dickinson State W 79-61*Colorado Christian W 93-63*Regis W 76-50South Dakota Tech W 82-77*Fort Hays State L 82-71*Nebraska-Kearney L 67-51Montana State L 76-61*Rocky Mountain W 68-61*Colorado Mines W 68-49*Metropolitan State W 70-55*Fort Lewis W 71-65*Southern Colorado W 84-58*Colo.-Colo. Springs W 69-52*Adams State W 62-41*New Mexico Highlands L 88-77*Western State W 78-63*Mesa State L 67-45*Colorado Christian W 76-48 *Regis W 60-57*Colorado Mines L 66-54*Metropolitan State L 79-75*Fort Hays State W 75-53*Nebraska-Kearney W 76-53+Metropolitan State W 92-71+Regis L 62-47*RMAC games +Playoff gamesCoach: Tom Andersen

2000-2001 (19-9)South Dakota Tech W 74-71Black Hills State W 75-62Texas A&M-Kingsville L 68-96Fort Lewis W 77-35Western State W 85-74*Mesa State L 49-56*Western State W 63-60Black Hills State W 99-67*Adams State W 84-60Montana State-Billings L 60-90*CU-Colorado Springs L 65-70*Southern Colorado W 70-63*N.M. Highlands (OT) W 88-82*Fort Lewis W 81-62*Metro State W 76-66*Colorado School of Mines W 82-50*Regis L 58-68*Colorado Christian W 88-72*Nebraska-Kearney W 64-53*Fort Hays State W 88-83*Colorado Mines L 47-52*Metro State W 78-64*Regis (OT) L 73-81*Colorado Christian W 86-69*Nebraska-Kearney L 65-84*Fort Hays State W 89-82#New Mexico Highlands W 81-77#Mesa State L 52-74*RMAC Games #RMAC PlayoffsCoach: Tom Andersen

2001-2002 (5-21)Oklahoma City L 57-95West Texas A&M L 56-86Minnesota State-Moorhead L 72-86

North Dakota State L 51-64*Mesa State L 68-74*Western State W 57-55*Adams State L 51-67Great Falls L 68-72Montana Tech L 67-76*CU-Colorado Springs L 56-70*Southern Colorado W 84-67*New Mexico Highlands L 61-65*Fort Lewis L 50-84Montana State-Billings L 45-61*Colorado Mines W 50-42*Metro State L 61-68*Colorado Christian W 84-65*Regis L 57-62*Fort Hays State L 58-85*Nebraska-Kearney L 51-70*Metro State L 54-74*Colorado Mines L 62-74*Colorado Christian W 68-57*Regis L 44-76*Fort Hays State L 57-66*Nebraska-Kearney L 57-75*RMAC gamesCoach: Tom Andersen

2002-2003 (13-15)Western State W 59-55Mesa State L 66-75North Dakota State L 45-78Northern State L 43-59at Fort Lewis L 54-62Adams State W 60-51*Fort Lewis W 50-47*Adams State W 69-51Great Falls W 92-43at South Dakota State L 60-110*at Western State L 52-60*at CU-Colorado Springs W 54-41*Mesa State W 71-56*at Southern Colorado L 70-94*at N.M. Highlands W 75-52*Fort Hays State L 50-55*Nebraska-Kearney L 79-82*at Metro State L 49-64*at Regis L 59-97*at Colorado Mines W 61-59*at Colorado Christian W 73-72*Regis L 59-74*Metro State W 69-62*Colorado Mines W 73-51*Colorado Christian W 70-50*at Nebraska-Kearney L 51-76*at Fort Hays State L 52-63+at Nebraska-Kearney L 54-67*RMAC games +Playoff gamesCoach: Tom Andersen

2003-04 (8-18)vs Southwest Minnesota State L 51-66at Minnesota State L 64-79at North Dakota State L 60-99vs Western Washington L 72-87at Northern State L 68-91*at Fort Lewis L 68-86*at Adams State L 86-101vs South Dakota L 62-104at Augustana (S.D.) L 59-94*Western State W 80-66*CU-Colorado Springs W 73-58*at Mesa State L 64-80*Colorado State-pueblo L 52-69*New Mexico Highlands W 64-61*at Fort Hays State L 72-79*at Nebraska-Kearney L 59-88*at Metro St. L 72-74*Regis W 75-74*Colorado Mines L 57-64*Colorado Christian W 82-56*Metro St. W 78-76*at Regis University L 48-86*at Colorado Mines L 59-73*at Colo. Christian W 86-68

*Mebraska-Kearney L 76-90*Fort Hays State W 84-79*RMAC gamesCoach: Tom Andersen

2004-05 (7-20)Northern State L 53-86vs MSU Moorhead L 58-82at Concordia-St. Paul L 66-99at Nebraska-Omaha L 57-74vs South Dakota L 60-96*New Mexico Highlands L 76-92*UC-Colorado Springs L 61-71Colorado College W 100-71*at CSU-Pueblo L 65-80at Augustana (SD) L 55-100vs South Dakota L 47-88*Western State W 69-56*Mesa State W 76-59*at Fort Lewis L 74-81*at Adams State L 60-84*Fort Hays State (OT) L 81-91*Nebraska-Kearney W 92-87*Colorado Mines L 51-68*Colorado Christian W 84-76*at Metro State L 52-93*at Regis L 52-79*at Colorado Christian W 75-67*at ColoradoMines L 59-66*Regis L 54-61*Metro State L 68-96*at Fort Hays State W 70-69*at Nebraska-Kearney L 77-88Coach: Tom Andersen

2005-2006 (4-23)Opponent Scoreat South Dakota L 44-83vs Panhandle State L 54-65vs Johnson & Wales W 100-44at Southwest Minnesota State L 61-83vs Minnesota-crookston L 54-67*at CU-Colorado Springs L 60-70at Colorado College L 68-78*at New Mexico Highlands L 49-60*Colorado State-Pueblo L 44-67vs Wyoming L 39-75South Dakota L 52-90*at Mesa State L 56-72*at Western State L 41-64*Adams State W 63-55*Fort Lewis L 38-59*at Fort Hays State L 48-71*at Nebraska-Kearney L 46-72*at Colorado Christian W 66-57*at Colorado Mines L 54-67*Regis L 59-83*Metro State L 79-84*Colorado Mines L 49-54*Colorado Christian W 67-47*at Metro State L 60-78*at Regis University L 48-94*Fort Hays State L 63-76*Nebraska-Kearney L 47-77*RMAC gamesCoach: Tom Andersen

2006-07 (2-25)South Dakota L 50-90Western State L 54-80Western Washington L 69-92Wayne State L 68-91*N.M. Highlands L 64-71*Western New Mexico L 59-68*Mesa State L 71-84*Fort Lewis L 57-87Black Hills State L 51-81Wayne State L 59-89South Dakota L 46-90*Colorado State-Pueblo L 51-76*Adams State L 69-76*Western State L 53-79*UC-Colorado Springs L 68-82

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*Regis L 47-107*Nebraska-Kearney L 64-95*Colorado Mines L 64-72Colorado College W 83-64*Colorado Christian L 59-87*Metro State L 54-88*Nebraska-Kearney L 42-88*Colorado Mines L 81-91*Metro State L 57-79*Colorado Christian W 82-64*Regis L 71-94*UC-Colorado Springs L 66-87*RMAC gamesCoach: Tom Andersen

2007-08 (9-18)Southwest Minnesota State L 54-72Upper Iowa L 64-67Newman (Kansas) W 72-56South Dakota Mines L 61-80Black Hills State L 51-68*Western New Mexico W 61-45*New Mexico Highlands W 72-69*Mesa State L 67-76*Fort Lewis L 52-77South Dakota L 51-90*Adams State L 39-42*Colorado State Pueblo L 63-68*Western State W 70-65Johnson and Wales W 81-40*Regis L 49-81*UC-Colorado Springs L 48-72*Nebraska-Kearney L 58-90*Colorado Mines W (OT) 60-58*Metro State L 37-54*Colorado Christian L 49-54*Nebraska-Kearney L 52-80Johnson and Wales W 69-49*Colorado Mines L 61-80*Colorado Christian W 66-65*Metro State L 59-75*UC-Colorado Springs W 86-81*Regis L 73-78*RMAC GamesCoach: Mike Maloney

2008-09 (11-16)at Southwest Minnesota State L 111-75at Augustana (SD) L 102-89at Air Force L 74-52Dominican University W 68-51Johnson and Wales W 98-70Black Hills State W 69-61* at N.M. Highlands W 85-52* at CSU-Pueblo L 83-66* Adams State L 70-65* Fort Lewis L 64-51South Dakota Mines W 89-61at Johnson and Wales W 80-51* at Western State W 64-60* at Mesa State W 66-63* Western New Mexico L 77-73* Colorado Christian W 69-62* Colorado Mines L 62-48* at Nebraska-Kearney L 77-70* at UC-Colorado Springs W (OT) 62-61* at Metro State L 75-62* at Regis L (OT) 86-76* Nebraska-Kearney L 78-73* UC-Colorado Springs L 87-82* Regis W 78-65* Metro State L 61-60* at Colorado Mines L 78-56* at Colorado Christian L 85-76*RMAC GamesCoach: Tim Connealy

2009-10 (8-19)at Montana State-Billings L 74-63Southwest Minnesota L 60-51Nebraska-Omaha L 70-62*CSU-Pueblo L 59-48*N.M. Highlands W 71-59at South Dakota Mines L 75-66*at Fort Lewis L 84-35*at Adams State L 68-61at Northern State L 75-52at University of Mary L 74-65Montana State-Billings L 69-41*Mesa State W 60-55*Western State L 67-47*at Western N.M. L 78-74*at Colorado Mines W 75-58*at Colorado Christian L 87-68

*Nebraska-Kearney W 61-60*UC-Colorado Springs W 85-74at Black Hills State L 74-54*Regis W 91-54*Metro State L 75-74*at Nebraska-Kearney L 73-70*at UC-Colorado Springs W 77-66*at Metro State L 60-45*at Regis W 78-76*Colorado Christian L 92-75*Colorado Mines L 81-69Coach: Tim Connealy

2010-11 (6-20)at University of Mary L 71-44Northern State L 63-53MSU-Billings W 73-59*Mesa State L 66-62*Western State L 72-58*at Regis L 74-61*at Metro State L 72-44*at Colorado Christian L 66-38*at Colorado Mines L 82-72at MSU-Billings W 60-53*Fort Lewis L 69-43*Adams State L 75-66*Nebraska-Kearney L 79-64*at N.M. Highlands L 83-68*at Western N.M. L 67-61*CSU-Pueblo L 64-49*UC-Colorado Springs W 58-49*Colorado Mines W 60-47*Colorado Christian W 61-59*at Western State L 77-63*at Mesa State L 70-58*Metro State L 68-44*Regis L (OT) 80-75*at UC-Colorado Springs W 65-51*at CSU-Pueblo L 86-49*at Nebraska-Kearney L 68-52Coach: Tim Connealy

Mike MaloneyCoached: 2007-08Career: 9-18 (33.3%)

Tim ConnealyCoached: 2008-PresentCareer: 25-55 (31.2%)

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