2012-13 Chadron State Men's Basketball Media Guide

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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 Brent Bargen 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 entering his sixth 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’ 13 Division II athletic programs.Helmbrecht can also be heard on the radio alongside John Axtell during select away competitions. He also hosts the CSC Radio Show, which can be heard on stations throughout the region.Helmbrecht 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 national 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.

Alex Helmbrecht

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Media Guide Credits

The 2012-13 Chadron State College men’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 2012-13 men’s basketball media guide was written by sports information director Alex Helmbrecht. Craig Conway 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. Randy RhineAthletic 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]

Men’s Basketball Quick FactsHead Coach ............................... Brent Bargen (Seventh Season)Alma Mater ....................................................Doane College (1993)Record at School/Career Record ..................... 50-110/50-110Bargen’s E-mail ................................................... [email protected] Phone .................................................................308-433-6348Best Time to Reach ......................................... Weekday MorningsAssistant Coaches ...............................Will Pople, Matt Majkrzak2011-12 Record ................................. 13-14 Overall, 13-9 RMAC Team PPG ...........................................................................................70.3Opponents PPG ................................................................................72.9Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................... 2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost .................................................. 6/5First Year of Basketball .............................................................. 1921All-Time Record ...............................................................1,016-1,046

We are Chadron State ... .............................................................................................................2Athletic Facilities ..........................................................................................................................3Head Coach Brent Bargen ........................................................................................................42012-13 Roster .............................................................................................................................5The Players .....................................................................................................................................6Armstrong Gym Renovation Project ....................................................................................9Individual Career Histories................................................................................................... 10Chadron State Men’s Basketball in Review .................................................................... 11Chadron State Men’s Basketball in Review .................................................................... 122011-12 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference in Review .......................................13Eagles belong to Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference ............................................14Chadron State College Men’s Basketball Records .......................................................15All-Star Honors........................................................................................................................... 16Single Season Scorers .............................................................................................................. 16Career Scorers ............................................................................................................................ 16Points in a Single Game .......................................................................................................... 16Per Game Averages ................................................................................................................... 16Season-By-Season Men’s Comparative Statistics ........................................................ 17Season-by-Season Leaders .................................................................................................... 18Top Scorers by Season ............................................................................................................ 18Top Rebounders by Season ................................................................................................... 19Records vs. Former Opponents ........................................................................................... 20Records vs. Current Opponents .......................................................................................... 20Game Results 1921-2011 ...................................................................................................... 21Win-Loss Records by Season ............................................................................................... 32

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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.

Elliott Field at

Don Beebe Stadium

Nelson Physical Activity Center

Softball Field

Armstrong Gymnasium

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head CoaCh brenT bargenBrent Bargen is entering his seventh

year as the men’s basketball coach at Chadron State.

Last season he helped guide the men’s team to its most successul cam-paign in nearly a decade.

The Eagles finished the regular season on an 8-game winning streak to post a 13-13 record before falling in the first round of the RMAC Shootout to Nebraska-Kearney.

Six of the late season wins avenged losses from the first half of the season, including an upset of nationally-ranked Metro State in Denver. The win over the Roadrunners was the just the third in 31 games since they joined

the RMAC in 1996.The Eagles finished the season with

a 13-9 mark in the conference, which tied them for fourth place.

Bargen often says his team feeds off the Eagles’ strong crowd support and he encourages all fans and students to be vocal proponents of the program at Armstrong Gymnasium.

Bargen is a Nebraska native who was a Division I assistant coach for 11 years prior to being selected Chadron State’s head coach early in the summer of 2006 from among more than 100 applicants.

Prior to the 2011-12 season, the Eagles improved their win totals in four consecutive seasons. They nar-rowly missed qualifying for the RMAC postseason tournament in 2009-10 after posting their most conference wins since the 2002-03 season.

In his six seasons at Chadron State, he has coached 11 All-RMAC perform-ers. In addition, Bargen has coached five CSC players who have continued their careers professionally overseas.

During his coaching career, 37 players he recruited or coached have played professionally.

Bargen was an assistant at Long Beach State in California for six years prior to coming to CSC. Before that he was on the staff at Kansas State University five years. Those experi-ences helped prepare him to become

a head coach. The Bargen family was glad to return to Nebraska, where both Brent and his wife Leslie were born and raised.

The coach was born in Superior, Neb., and lived in Milford from kindergarten through his junior year of high school. As a senior, he moved to Crete, where his father, Bob Bargen, was an assistant basketball coach at Doane College.

Bargen was an all-conference football and basketball player in high school. He attended Doane, where he was on the basketball team four years and a starter two years when the Tigers were coached by the legendary Bob Erickson. During Bargen’s senior year, Doane won the Nebraska-Iowa Athletic Conference championship. He gradu-ated in 1993 with a degree in sports management.

After serving as an assistant coach at Dorchester High School and Nebraska Wesleyan each for a year, Bargen was an assistant coach under Tom Asbury at Kansas State University for five years. During this period, the Wildcats reached the NCAA Tournament in 1996 and played in the National Invitational Tournament in 1998 and ’99.

In 2000, Bargen went to Long Beach State, where he was an assistant two years under Wayne Morgan, later the

head coach at Iowa State. The next four years Bargen worked under Larry Reynolds.

In 2005-06, Bargen’s last year at Long Beach State, the 49ers were 18-12 and reached the finals of the conference tournament. They led NCAA Division I in scoring that season with an 83.7-point average.

Bargen’s wife, the former Leslie Grote of Harvard, Neb., was a volley-ball and track athlete at Doane. She is employed as the events coordinator for the Chadron State Foundation and Alumni Association.

The couple has three children. They are Ashley, a junior on the Chadron State volleyball team; Zac, who will be a junior guard at Chadron State this fall, and Jake, a junior at Chadron High and another budding athlete.

Will Pope is entering his first season as a graduate assistant at Chadron State College.

Pope, a native of Chadron, was a student assistant in 2011-12 when the Eagles qualified for the Rocky Moun-tain Athletic Conference Playoffs.

Matt Majkrzak (pronounced Mack-er-zack) is in his first season as a gradu-ate assistant coach at Chadron State College.

Majkrzak, a native of Elkhart Lake, Wisc., has been a successful 17-under coach the past two seasons. He found-ed the Wisconsin Jets and helped lead them to nine tournament champion-ships. He compiled an 87-34 record in two seasons.

Brent Bargen

Will PoPe

Grad assistant

Matt Majkrzak

Grad assistant

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2012-13 rosTerNo. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown (Previous School/High School) 0 Grant Stone G 6-5 195 Jr. Canton, Mich. (Salem High/Henry Ford CC) 1 Mouhamed Diop C 6-8 203 So. Los Angeles, Calif. (West Los Angeles College) 2 Josh Hatcher F 6-6 207 Jr. Oakland, Calif. (Merritt College/Berkeley High) 3 Sammy Hines PG 5-9 163 Sr. Detroit, Mich. (Warren Fitzgerald/Wayne CC) 5 Zac Bargen F 6-5 205 Jr. Chadron, Neb. (Butler County CC/Chadron High)10 Justyn Anderson PG 5-10 156 R-Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Mountain View Christian)13 David Downey G 6-3 184 Jr. Scottsbluff, Neb. (Scottsbluff)14 Dominique Watkins PG 5-10 175 Fr. San Diego, Calif. (The Bishop High School)15 Chris Taylor G 6-5 195 Jr. Amman, Jordan (Irvine Valley/Laguna Beach)23 Kendrick Holliman F 6-3 198 So. Spanish Fort, Ala. (Marion Military/Spanish Fort)34 Brandon Pippenger F 6-8 195 Fr. Banning, Calif. (Martin Luther King High)40 Kyle Vinich F 6-6 205 So. Casper, Wyo. (Natrona)42 Michael Safer C 6-10 200 So. Elizabeth, Colo. (Elizabeth) Head Coach: Brent Bargen (Seventh Season)Graduate Assistants: Matt Majkrzak and Will Pope

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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2011-12: Played in four games last season but was granted a medical redshirt, meaning he’ll have four years of eligibility remaining … He averaged six and a half minutes in the four games he appeared in but took only five shots.

High School: Averaged 32.1 points per game his senior season and is one of the top scorers in the state of Nevada all-time … He was twice placed on the all-state team, in addition to being all-academic … He was also an all-conference player three times.

Personal: Son of Faren Anderson and Versa Anderson … A sports and recreation major with a 3.18 GPA … Born Dec. 17 … Has three siblings, Michael, Joey and Jovaun … Is involved in the CSC Student-Athlete Activity Council as well as Fellowship for Christian Athletes.

Outlook: Will most likely immediately contribute for the Eagles … Is a skilled shooter and rebounder.

Before CSC: Played two seasons at Butler County Commu-nity College in Kansas … As a sophomore he averaged nine points and five rebounds.

High School: He played on some tremendous teams at Chadron High, helping lead the Cardinals to two Class C-1 title games and a fourth place finish … The Cards won 72 of 80 games his final three seasons … He averaged 15 points and 6.6 rebounds while earning all-state honors his senior season and he scored 1,090 points during his prep career.

Personal: He’s the oldest son of head men’s basketball coach Brent Bargen … His mother, Leslie, also works at Chad-ron State in the alumni and foundation office … His sister, Ashley, played volleyball at Chadron State and his brother Jake attends Chadron High … He’s a business major … Also involved in FCA … Born Dec. 23.

2011-12: Redshirted during his first season at Chadron State after being injured early in the preseason.

Outlook: He has been playing basketball only a few years but is an excellent shot blocker and looks to add depth.

Before CSC: Played at West LA College and averaged seven rebounds and 2.5 blocks per game.

2011-12: Played in 22 games, averaging just under eight minutes a contest … He averaged 1.4 points and 0.5 rebounds but is expected to have a bigger role his junior season … Shot

34.4 percent from the floor and added four steals.

2008-09: Played as a freshman and appeared in 24 games, averaging 3.2 points but he left CSC to play soccer at Grandview University in Des Moines, Iowa in 2009-10.

High School: Led the Bearcats with 13.9 points and 3.3 assists as a senior … He was named to the Star-Herald All-Region First Team … Also led Scottsbluff in scoring as a junior with 14.3 points …. He was a GNAC all-conference selection and twice named all-state honorable mention.

Personal: Majoring in business administration … Son of Mike and Lisa … Two of his sisters have played collegiate soccer … Born July 14.

The PlayersJustyn Anderson

Point Guard | R-Fr. | 5-11 | 168Las Vegas, Nev./Mountain View

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Zac BargenForward | Jr. | 6-5 | 205

Chadron, Neb./Butler CC5

Mouhamed DiopCenter | So. | 6-8 | 203

Los Angeles, Calif./West LA College1

David DowneyGuard | Jr. | 6-3 | 184

Scottsbluff, Neb./Scottsbluff13

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2011-12: One of a hand-ful of players who appeared in all 27 games for the Eagles during his first season at Chadron State … He’s the lone senior on the roster in 2012-13 after Sammy Hines was injured … Averaged 5.3 points and 2.3 rebounds in nearly 15 minutes a game … He started five games and shot over 58 percent from the field … He scored a career-high 18 points against Adams State and also added seven boards in that game.

Before CSC: Was named to the 2010-11 Bay Valley All-Conference team at Merritt College.

High School: Played basketball at Berkeley High School, graduating in 2008 … Also participated in track and field.

Personal: Son of Nina Hatcher … Majoring in criminal justice … Born March 27 … Has a sister, Cha’Linda … Involved in Chad-ron State’s chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

2011-12: Was the Eagles’ starting point guard in all 27 games and blossomed into a floor leader … He averaged 8.7 points a game and 2.1 rebounds but more importantly he handed out 63 assists and shot over 43 percent from the field and 78 percent from the foul line … Scored a career-high 17 points against Colorado Mines and dished out six assists against Regis in early December … He led the team in assists 12 times during the season … He was named to the Omaha World-Herald’s Nebraska Division II team as an honorable mention following the season … Unfortunately, Sammy suf-fered a knee injury during the opening days of preseason practice and will redshirt in 2012-13 … He’s expected to make a full recovery.

2010-11: Played in 25 games, averaging 5.4 points, and 1.8 rebounds and assists ... Sammy has long arms for a player his size and has the ability to be a tenacious defender … Scored in double digits three times, including a career-high 11 points

against Metro State.Before CSC: Played one

season at Wayne County Com-munity College … He averaged eight points, three assists and two steals a game.

High School: Played at Warren Fitzgerald High and earned all-state and all-confer-ence accolades.

Personal: Son of Sam Hines and Alicia Wilson … Born Jan. 27 … He helped his dad coach a high school girls basketball team in 2009-10 … Has four siblings: Qeyate, Andrew, Chris and Kristian.

2011-12: Burst out of the gates in the opening game and scored a career-high 21 points against Montana State-Billings … He didn’t reach the 20-point plateau again but was a solid player for the Eagles, appear-ing in 23 contests … He ended the season with exactly 100 points, averaging 4.3 per game … He also added 2.7 rebounds and 11 blocks and 12 steals … He had at least two blocks in four different games.

Before CSC: Before red-shirting at Marion Military Institute, he played one season at Spanish Fort High School and averaged 14.9 points, 8.2 rebounds, three steals and two assists.

Personal: A sports manage-ment major … Son of Valarie Montgomery … Born Aug. 27 … Has four siblings: DeMarco, Kirsten, Mario and Jackson.

Josh HatcherForward | Sr. | 6-6 | 210

Oakland, Calif./Merritt College2

Sammy HinesPoint Guard | Sr. | 5-9 | 163

Detroit, Mich./Wayne CC3

Kendrick HollimanForward | So. | 6-4 | 198

Spanish Fort, Ala./Marion Military23

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High School: Averaged 12 points, eight rebounds and two blocks and led the team in taking charges at Martin Luther King High his senior season … Played in the Riverside County All-Star Game.

Personal: Majoring in rangeland management … Son of Jason and Amy … Born July 30 … Has a brother, Aaron, and a sister, Ashleigh.

2011-12: Played in 19 contests and saw over eight minutes of court time … He shot 45.5 percent from the field (10-22) and averaged 1.1 points and 1.3 rebounds per game … He also had seven blocks … Scored a career-high six points against Colorado Christian in mid-December.

High School: He was first team all-conference in 2011 after being on the second team in 2010 … He finished second in the state of Colorado with blockers per game and was also an all-state player as a senior.

Personal: Michael came to Chadron State because Coach Bargen was childhood friends with his high school coach, Mike Boss … He’s the son of Brent and Kathy … A business administration major … Born July 21 … Has a brother, Adam … He’s involved in SAAC and FCA at Chadron State.

Outlook: A solid shooting guard who add depth.Before CSC: Played two seasons at Henry Ford Community

College, averaging 13.5 points and 7.5 rebounds … He made 40 of 90 shots from 3-point range and was named all-conference.

High School: Played his prep ball at Salem High, where he averaged 22 points and eight rebounds his senior season … He was all-state and all-conference … Also participated in track and field.

Personal: He’s the son of Everett and Pamela Stone … Both his sister, Sara, and brother, Kyle, competed at Eastern Michi-gan ... Grant is a sports management major … Born Oct. 24.

Outlook: Played for a solid team in a competitive league and will add depth to CSC in the backcourt.

Before CSC: Spent two years at Irvine Valley College where he averaged seven points and three rebounds … Irvine Valley went 20-6, including an 11-1 record on the road, in 2011-12.

High School: Played one year at Laguna Beach in California but also played at the American Community School in Am-man, Jordan … He graduated in 2009.

Personal: Son of Robert and Hilary Taylor … Has a brother, Jack … Born Nov. 29 … A sports and recreation major.

2011-12: Joined the team in the middle of November after completing a successful redshirt season for the football team … He proceeded to start 20 of 24 games and averaged 2.6 points and 2.3 rebounds in 16 minutes of action … Scored a career-high 10 points against Western State and had six steals against Regis … For the Eagles in the fall he had seven recep-tions for 65 yards and two touchdowns.

High School: Helped Natrona win the 4A state title … Also a talented jumper for the Natrona track and field team, finish-ing sixth at the state meet in the long jump (20-10 ¾) and the triple jump (42-8 ¾) as a junior.… Played for Wyoming in the South Dakota and Montana basketball all-star game.

Personal: Son of Chris and Dayna … Has two sisters, Madi-son and Courtney … Born Jan. 28 … Has a 3.28 GPA.

High School: Had a productive high school career, especially his final two seasons … He averaged about 18 points at Bishop’s High during his senior season and 13.4 points and 4.8 assists his junior year … He was a two-time all-conference first team selection and helped The Bishop High win three CIF championships … Also played football.

Personal: Son of Mark and Niecy … Has three siblings: Mark, Anthony and Jywrell … Born Oct. 4 … Majoring in psychology.

Brandon PippengerForward | Fr. | 6-8 | 195

Banning, Calif./Martin Luther King34

Michael SaferCenter | So. | 6-10 | 200

Elizabeth, Colo./Elizabeth 42

Grant StoneGuard | Jr. | 6-5 | 195

Canton, Mich./Henry Ford CC0

Chris TaylorGuard | Jr. | 6-5 | 195

Amman, Jordan/Irvine Valley15

Kyle VinichForward | So. | 6-6 | 215

Casper, Wyo./Casper Natrona40

Dominique WatkinsPoint Guard | Fr. | 5-10 | 175

San Diego, Calif./The Bishop High14

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armsTrong gym renovaTion ProjeCT

- Armstrong PhysicAl EducAtion Building - nConstructed in 1964 for $800,000nApproximately 37,000 GSFn1,400 arena seating capacity

- EvEnt cEntEr rEnovAtion And Addition -n98,300 GSF in the expanded Armstrong Gymn2,100 arena seating capacityn11,500 GSF in the natatorium addition at the Nelson Physical Activity Center

These images are artist renderings of the Armstrong Gymnasium Campus Event Center Renovation and Addition, which will have its official groundbreaking following today’s game. The above image is an aerial view of the Event Center.Left bottom shows a view of Elliott Field from inside the proposed Hall of Fame Room.Middle bottom shows a view of the proposed Event Center main southwest entrance and public plaza.Right bottom shows a view of the proposed north entrance from the Student Center.

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individual Career hisToriesIndividual Career History

Justyn Anderson

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 avg2011-12 4-0 26/6.5 1-5 . 2 0 0 1-3 . 3 3 3 2-3 . 6 6 7 0 2 2 0.5 2 0 5 5 0 2 5 1.3TOTAL 4-0 26/6.5 1-5 . 2 0 0 1-3 . 3 3 3 2-3 . 6 6 7 0 2 2 0.5 2 0 5 5 0 2 5 1.3

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 4, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11Rebounds: 2, at Nebraska Omaha -- 11/26/11Assists: 3, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11Steals: 1, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11; at Nebraska Omaha -- 11/26/11FG made: 1, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11FG attempts: 3, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/113FG made: 1, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/113FG attempts: 2, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11FT made: 1, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11; at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11FT attempts: 2, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11

Mouhamed Diop

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:

David Downey

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 avg2008-09 24-0 321/13.4 26-62 . 4 1 9 11-38 . 2 8 9 14-20 . 7 0 0 12 20 32 1.3 31 0 15 23 1 2 77 3.22011-12 22-0 171/7.8 11-32 . 3 4 4 5-17 . 2 9 4 3-8 . 3 7 5 2 8 10 0.5 20 0 5 15 0 4 30 1.4TOTAL 46-0 492/10.7 37-94 . 3 9 4 16-55 . 2 9 1 17-28 . 6 0 7 14 28 42 0.9 51 0 20 38 1 6 107 2.3

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 12, Adams State College -- 12/20/08Rebounds: 4, Western New Mexico -- 01/15/09Assists: 3, at Nebraska-Kearney -- 01/27/09; at Regis University -- 02/07/09Steals: 1, 6 timesBlocks: 1, vs Cal State-Dominguez H -- 11/21/08FG made: 3, vs Colorado College -- 11/22/08; Adams State College -- 12/20/08; Fort Lewis -- 12/21/08FG attempts: 6, at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/123FG made: 2, at Western State College -- 01/09/09; at Nebraska-Kearney -- 01/27/09; Adams State College -- 12/20/083FG attempts: 4, at Nebraska-Kearney -- 01/27/09; Adams State College -- 12/20/08FT made: 4, Adams State College -- 12/20/08FT attempts: 4, Adams State College -- 12/20/08

Individual Career History

Justyn Anderson


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 4, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11Rebounds: 2, at Nebraska Omaha -- 11/26/11Assists: 3, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11Steals: 1, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11; at Nebraska Omaha -- 11/26/11FG made: 1, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11FG attempts: 3, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/113FG made: 1, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/113FG attempts: 2, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11FT made: 1, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11; at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11FT attempts: 2, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11

Mouhamed Diop

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:

David Downey


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 12, Adams State College -- 12/20/08Rebounds: 4, Western New Mexico -- 01/15/09Assists: 3, at Nebraska-Kearney -- 01/27/09; at Regis University -- 02/07/09Steals: 1, 6 timesBlocks: 1, vs Cal State-Dominguez H -- 11/21/08FG made: 3, vs Colorado College -- 11/22/08; Adams State College -- 12/20/08; Fort Lewis -- 12/21/08FG attempts: 6, at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/123FG made: 2, at Western State College -- 01/09/09; at Nebraska-Kearney -- 01/27/09; Adams State College -- 12/20/083FG attempts: 4, at Nebraska-Kearney -- 01/27/09; Adams State College -- 12/20/08FT made: 4, Adams State College -- 12/20/08FT attempts: 4, Adams State College -- 12/20/08


Josh Hatcher


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 18, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11Rebounds: 7, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11Assists: 1, 6 timesSteals: 1, 8 timesBlocks: 1, at CSU-Pueblo -- 01/20/12; at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/12FG made: 5, at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/12; at Adams State College -- 12/31/11FG attempts: 8, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11FT made: 8, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11FT attempts: 8, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11

Sammy Hines


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 17, Colorado Mines -- 12/18/11Rebounds: 6, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11; at Colorado Mesa Univ. -- 12/02/11Assists: 6, Regis -- 12/09/11Steals: 4, at UCCS -- 01/21/12; at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11Blocks: 1, Black Hills State -- 11/15/10; Metro State -- 12/10/11FG made: 6, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11; Colorado Mines -- 12/18/11FG attempts: 12, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/113FG made: 4, Colorado Mines -- 12/18/113FG attempts: 6, at CSU-Pueblo -- 01/20/12; Colorado Mines -- 12/18/11; at Fort Lewis -- 12/30/11FT made: 8, Colorado Mesa Univ. -- 02/04/12FT attempts: 9, Colorado Mesa Univ. -- 02/04/12

Kendrick Holliman


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 21, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11Rebounds: 9, at Colorado Christian -- 01/28/12Assists: 3, at Metro State -- 02/10/12; Colorado Mines -- 12/18/11Steals: 2, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11Blocks: 2, 4 timesFG made: 5, N.M. Highlands -- 01/13/12; at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11FG attempts: 8, N.M. Highlands -- 01/13/12; at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/113FG attempts: 1, University of Mary -- 11/15/11; at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11FT made: 11, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11FT attempts: 12, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11


Josh Hatcher


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 18, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11Rebounds: 7, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11Assists: 1, 6 timesSteals: 1, 8 timesBlocks: 1, at CSU-Pueblo -- 01/20/12; at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/12FG made: 5, at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/12; at Adams State College -- 12/31/11FG attempts: 8, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11FT made: 8, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11FT attempts: 8, at Adams State College -- 12/31/11

Sammy Hines


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 17, Colorado Mines -- 12/18/11Rebounds: 6, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11; at Colorado Mesa Univ. -- 12/02/11Assists: 6, Regis -- 12/09/11Steals: 4, at UCCS -- 01/21/12; at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11Blocks: 1, Black Hills State -- 11/15/10; Metro State -- 12/10/11FG made: 6, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11; Colorado Mines -- 12/18/11FG attempts: 12, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/113FG made: 4, Colorado Mines -- 12/18/113FG attempts: 6, at CSU-Pueblo -- 01/20/12; Colorado Mines -- 12/18/11; at Fort Lewis -- 12/30/11FT made: 8, Colorado Mesa Univ. -- 02/04/12FT attempts: 9, Colorado Mesa Univ. -- 02/04/12

Kendrick Holliman


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 21, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11Rebounds: 9, at Colorado Christian -- 01/28/12Assists: 3, at Metro State -- 02/10/12; Colorado Mines -- 12/18/11Steals: 2, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11Blocks: 2, 4 timesFG made: 5, N.M. Highlands -- 01/13/12; at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11FG attempts: 8, N.M. Highlands -- 01/13/12; at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/113FG attempts: 1, University of Mary -- 11/15/11; at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11FT made: 11, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11FT attempts: 12, at Montana St. Billings -- 11/11/11


Michael Safer


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 6, Colorado Christian -- 12/17/11Rebounds: 3, 5 timesSteals: 1, at Colorado Mesa Univ. -- 12/02/11; at Western State -- 12/03/11Blocks: 2, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11; Regis -- 12/09/11; at Fort Lewis -- 12/30/11FG made: 3, Colorado Christian -- 12/17/11FG attempts: 5, at Western State -- 12/03/11FT made: 1, UCCS -- 02/17/12FT attempts: 4, UCCS -- 02/17/12

Kyle Vinich


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 10, Western State -- 02/03/12Rebounds: 6, at Fort Lewis -- 12/30/11Assists: 2, at Metro State -- 02/10/12; UCCS -- 02/17/12Steals: 6, at Regis -- 02/11/12Blocks: 1, at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/12; at Metro State -- 02/10/12; UCCS -- 02/17/12FG made: 4, Western State -- 02/03/12FG attempts: 5, Western State -- 02/03/123FG attempts: 1, 4 timesFT made: 4, Colorado Christian -- 12/17/11FT attempts: 5, at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/12; Colorado Christian -- 12/17/11


Michael Safer


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 6, Colorado Christian -- 12/17/11Rebounds: 3, 5 timesSteals: 1, at Colorado Mesa Univ. -- 12/02/11; at Western State -- 12/03/11Blocks: 2, at Black Hills State -- 11/22/11; Regis -- 12/09/11; at Fort Lewis -- 12/30/11FG made: 3, Colorado Christian -- 12/17/11FG attempts: 5, at Western State -- 12/03/11FT made: 1, UCCS -- 02/17/12FT attempts: 4, UCCS -- 02/17/12

Kyle Vinich


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 10, Western State -- 02/03/12Rebounds: 6, at Fort Lewis -- 12/30/11Assists: 2, at Metro State -- 02/10/12; UCCS -- 02/17/12Steals: 6, at Regis -- 02/11/12Blocks: 1, at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/12; at Metro State -- 02/10/12; UCCS -- 02/17/12FG made: 4, Western State -- 02/03/12FG attempts: 5, Western State -- 02/03/123FG attempts: 1, 4 timesFT made: 4, Colorado Christian -- 12/17/11FT attempts: 5, at Colorado Mines -- 01/27/12; Colorado Christian -- 12/17/11

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RecoRds by compaRison 2011-12 Overall Home Away NeutralALL GAMES 13-14 9-3 4-11 0-0CONFERENCE 13-9 9-2 4-7 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-5 0-1 0-4 0-0

scoRe by peRiods 2011-12 1st 2nd OT TotalChadron State 840 1049 9 1898Opponents 843 1113 13 1969

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2011-12 team statistics

CSC OPPSCORING 1898 1969 Points per game 70.3 72.9 Scoring margin -2.6 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 644-1401 678-1468 Field goal pct .460 .4623 POINT FG-ATT 145-423 133-431 3-point FG pct .343 .309 3-pt FG made per game 5.4 4.9FREE THROWS-ATT 465-706 480-681 Free throw pct .659 .705 F-Throws made per game 17.2 17.8REBOUNDS 891 862 Rebounds per game 33.0 31.9 Rebounding margin +1.1 -ASSISTS 282 347 Assists per game 10.4 12.9TURNOVERS 491 427 Turnovers per game 18.2 15.8 Turnover margin -2.4 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.6 0.8STEALS 184 220 Steals per game 6.8 8.1BLOCKS 77 75 Blocks per game 2.9 2.8ATTENDANCE 6529 9766 Home games-Avg/Game 12-544 15-651 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## 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 Avg33 Moala Tautuaa 27 27 678 25.1 127 200 .635 0 0 .000 94 145 .648 62 88 150 5.6 91 5 16 59 19 25 348 12.903 Kevin McClelland 27 27 843 31.2 107 282 .379 41 124 .331 85 113 .752 16 90 106 3.9 65 1 50 70 19 21 340 12.613 Chris Curtis 27 24 733 27.1 120 247 .486 19 53 .358 74 116 .638 41 86 127 4.7 78 3 55 72 10 30 333 12.305 Sammy Hines 27 26 678 25.1 79 183 .432 33 78 .423 45 57 .789 14 44 58 2.1 61 2 63 60 1 33 236 8.702 Josh Hatcher 27 5 395 14.6 50 86 .581 0 0 .000 44 79 .557 28 34 62 2.3 43 1 7 31 2 8 144 5.301 Christian McGhee 27 1 413 15.3 39 105 .371 28 85 .329 31 39 .795 7 29 36 1.3 39 1 25 53 0 15 137 5.123 Kendrick Holliman 23 1 379 16.5 33 80 .413 0 2 .000 34 52 .654 22 41 63 2.7 57 1 17 43 11 12 100 4.322 Tim McDavid 26 3 414 15.9 36 84 .429 10 37 .270 21 31 .677 26 63 89 3.4 58 3 25 28 5 17 103 4.040 Kyle Vinich 24 20 384 16.0 21 45 .467 0 4 .000 21 48 .438 25 29 54 2.3 36 0 9 30 3 12 63 2.615 Aldor Kola 20 1 143 7.2 10 30 .333 8 20 .400 6 7 .857 6 21 27 1.4 17 0 4 12 0 2 34 1.731 David Downey 22 0 171 7.8 11 32 .344 5 17 .294 3 8 .375 2 8 10 0.5 20 0 5 15 0 4 30 1.414 x-Drew Finch 3 0 8 2.7 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 4 4 1.000 0 1 1 0.3 0 0 1 1 0 1 4 1.310 x-Justyn Anderson 4 0 26 6.5 1 5 .200 1 3 .333 2 3 .667 0 2 2 0.5 2 0 5 5 0 2 5 1.342 Michael Safer 19 0 160 8.4 10 22 .455 0 0 .000 1 4 .250 11 13 24 1.3 18 0 0 5 7 2 21 1.1TM TEAM................ 43 39 82 3.0 1 7 0 Total.......... 27 644 1401 .460 145 423 .343 465 706 .659 303 588 891 33.0 586 17 282 491 77 184 1898 70.3 Opponents...... 27 678 1468 .462 133 431 .309 480 681 .705 297 565 862 31.9 615 - 347 427 75 220 1969 72.9x-Inactive player

2011-12 Game ResultsDate Opponent Score Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder11-11-11 at MSU-Billings L 94-98 (OT) Kendrick Holliman, 21 Kevin McClelland, 911-15-11 University of Mary L 72-73 Kevin McClelland, 24 Chris Curtis, 611-22-11 at Black Hills State L 70-85 Kevin McClelland, 15 Aldor Kola, 511-26-11 at Nebraska-Omaha L 78-81 Kevin McClelland, 21 Kevin McClelland, 512-02-11 at Colorado Mesa L 70-76 Kevin McClelland, 14 Moala Tautuaa, 912-03-11 at Western State L 57-70 Kevin McClelland, 14 Chris Curtis, 712-09-11 Regis W 72-58 Moala Tautuaa, 20 Chris Curtis, 812-10-11 Metro State L 62-66 Moala Tautuaa, 21 Chris Curtis, 712-17-11 Colorado Christian W 61-44 Moala Tautuaa, 15 Chris Curtis, 912-18-11 Colorado Mines L 65-73 Sammy Hines, 17 Moala Tautuaa, 8 Kevin McClelland, 17 12-30-11 at Fort Lewis L 43-56 Sammy Hines, 11 Moala Tautuaa, 7 Chris Curtis, 11 12-31-11 at Adams State L 81-105 Josh Hatcher, 18 Josh Hatcher, 701-07-12 at Nebraska-Kearney L 51-72 Moala Tautuaa, 11 Moala Tautuaa, 801-13-12 N.M. Highlands W 87-75 Kevin McClelland, 24 Tim McDavid, 801-14-12 Western N.M. W 91-85 Moala Tautuaa, 30 Moala Tautuaa, 701-20-12 at CSU-Pueblo L 57-82 Moala Tautuaa, 13 Aldor Kola, 4 Christian McGhee, 4 Moala Tautuaa, 401-21-12 at UC-Colorado Springs W 78-73 Chris Curtis, 17 Moala Tautuaa, 10 Kevin McClelland, 17 01-27-12 at Colorado Mines L 68-98 Moala Tautuaa, 16 Moala Tautuaa, 601-28-12 at Colorado Christian W 69-64 Chris Curtis, 20 Kendrick Holliman, 902-03-12 Western State W 83-58 Tim McDavid, 13 Kevin McClelland, 6 Chris Curtis, 602-04-12 Colorado Mesa W 80-67 Kevin McClelland, 18 Chris Curtis, 902-10-12 at Metro State W 65-64 Chris Curtis, 24 Chris Curtis, 902-11-12 at Regis W 70-62 Chris Curtis, 23 Kevin McClelland, 5 Moala Tautuaa, 502-17-12 UC-Colorado Springs W 76-69 Chris Curtis, 21 Moala Tautuaa, 702-18-12 CSU-Pueblo W 60-56 Moala Tautuaa, 14 Moala Tautuaa, 802-25-12 Nebraska-Kearney W 75-73 Chris Curtis, 22 Kevin McClelland, 502-28-12 #Nebraska-Kearney L 63-86 Sammy Hines, 15 Chris Curtis, 6 Chris Curtis, 15 Tim McDavid, 6# RMAC Shootout First Round Game

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2011-12 CSC Men's BasketballChadron State Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Dec 06, 2012)

All games

01 02 03 05 10 13 14Opponent Date Score MCGHEE,CHR HATCHER,JO MCCLELLAND HINES,SAMM ANDERSON,J CURTIS,CHR FINCH,DREWat Montana St. Billings 11/11/11 94-98 L 2 - 0 - 0 7 - 1 - 0 1 8 - 9 - 0 1 6 - 6 - 3 1 - 0 - 0 1 6 - 6 - 2 DNPUNIVERSITY OF MARY 11/15/11 72-73 L 0 - 0 - 0 8 - 2 - 1 2 4 - 3 - 1 9 - 2 - 3 DNP 1 6 - 6 - 3 DNPat Black Hills State 11/22/11 70-85 L 5 - 0 - 2 4 - 1 - 0 1 5 - 4 - 3 7 - 2 - 1 4 - 0 - 3 9 - 2 - 3 DNPat Nebraska Omaha 11/26/11 78-81 L 1 - 2 - 1 1 - 2 - 0 2 1 - 5 - 4 6 - 0 - 3 0 - 2 - 2 1 1 - 3 - 0 DNPat Colorado Mesa Univ. 12/02/11 70-76 L 1 1 - 1 - 0 2 - 0 - 0 1 4 - 0 - 1 1 0 - 6 - 2 DNP 8 - 3 - 6 DNPat Western State 12/03/11 57-70 L 3 - 0 - 0 6 - 0 - 0 1 4 - 5 - 0 9 - 4 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 6 - 7 - 0 DNPREGIS 12/09/11 72-58 W 2 - 0 - 1 3 - 2 - 0 1 1 - 3 - 2 1 3 - 0 - 6 DNP 1 1 - 8 - 1 0 - 0 - 1METRO STATE 12/10/11 62-66 L 3 - 1 - 1 4 - 3 - 0 7 - 4 - 5 6 - 1 - 2 DNP 1 9 - 7 - 2 DNPCOLORADO CHRISTIAN 12/17/11 61-44 W 7 - 4 - 1 2 - 2 - 0 1 0 - 6 - 3 7 - 4 - 1 DNP 4 - 9 - 6 0 - 1 - 0COLORADO MINES 12/18/11 65-73 L 0 - 2 - 1 2 - 1 - 0 1 7 - 5 - 5 1 7 - 0 - 3 DNP 9 - 2 - 3 DNPat Fort Lewis 12/30/11 43-56 L 3 - 1 - 1 3 - 6 - 0 4 - 4 - 2 1 1 - 3 - 2 DNP 1 1 - 5 - 2 DNPat Adams State College 12/31/11 81-105 L 1 1 - 1 - 0 1 8 - 7 - 1 1 1 - 2 - 2 5 - 1 - 0 DNP 9 - 2 - 0 DNPat Nebraska-Kearney 01/07/12 51-72 L 2 - 1 - 0 6 - 3 - 0 8 - 1 - 2 1 0 - 0 - 2 DNP 0 - 2 - 0 DNPN.M. HIGHLANDS 01/13/12 87-75 W 2 - 0 - 1 6 - 1 - 1 2 4 - 2 - 1 8 - 3 - 3 DNP 1 3 - 4 - 1 DNPWESTERN N.M. 01/14/12 91-85 W 3 - 2 - 1 5 - 4 - 0 2 1 - 4 - 4 1 1 - 0 - 5 DNP 8 - 5 - 4 DNPat CSU-Pueblo 01/20/12 57-82 L 8 - 4 - 1 4 - 1 - 1 1 0 - 3 - 0 6 - 0 - 3 DNP 2 - 1 - 0 DNPat UCCS 01/21/12 78-73 W 8 - 1 - 0 7 - 2 - 0 1 7 - 3 - 1 7 - 3 - 5 DNP 1 7 - 4 - 3 DNPat Colorado Mines 01/27/12 68-98 L 5 - 4 - 1 1 4 - 4 - 0 0 - 0 - 1 6 - 1 - 1 DNP 1 0 - 3 - 3 DNPat Colorado Christian 01/28/12 69-64 W 7 - 1 - 4 8 - 2 - 0 7 - 5 - 2 3 - 2 - 3 DNP 2 0 - 0 - 2 DNPWESTERN STATE 02/03/12 83-58 W 1 0 - 1 - 1 5 - 2 - 0 1 0 - 6 - 0 6 - 3 - 1 DNP 1 2 - 6 - 1 4 - 0 - 0COLORADO MESA UNIV. 02/04/12 80-67 W 9 - 1 - 1 7 - 3 - 1 1 8 - 5 - 2 1 0 - 3 - 3 DNP 9 - 9 - 3 DNPat Metro State 02/10/12 65-64 W 9 - 2 - 2 2 - 3 - 1 5 - 5 - 3 3 - 1 - 2 DNP 2 4 - 9 - 1 DNPat Regis 02/11/12 70-62 W 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 0 - 0 1 0 - 5 - 0 1 0 - 1 - 3 DNP 2 3 - 5 - 1 DNPUCCS 02/17/12 76-69 W 1 3 - 3 - 1 6 - 2 - 0 1 2 - 4 - 2 5 - 2 - 0 DNP 2 1 - 6 - 4 DNPCSU-PUEBLO 02/18/12 60-56 W 8 - 4 - 0 3 - 4 - 0 1 2 - 5 - 1 8 - 5 - 0 DNP 8 - 4 - 1 DNPNEBRASKA-KEARNEY 02/25/12 75-73 W 2 - 0 - 2 6 - 1 - 1 1 2 - 5 - 1 1 2 - 3 - 3 DNP 2 2 - 3 - 1 DNPat Nebraska-Kearney 02/28/12 63-86 L 3 - 0 - 2 2 - 3 - 0 8 - 3 - 2 1 5 - 2 - 2 DNP 1 5 - 6 - 2 DNP

15 22 23 31 33 40 42Opponent Date Score KOLA,ALDOR MCDAVID,TI HOLLIMAN,K DOWNEY,DAV TAUTUAA,MO VINICH,KYL SAFER,MICHat Montana St. Billings 11/11/11 94-98 L 3 - 3 - 0 8 - 7 - 2 2 1 - 3 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 2 - 2 - 1 DNP 0 - 3 - 0UNIVERSITY OF MARY 11/15/11 72-73 L 3 - 0 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 1 - 3 - 0 DNP 1 1 - 4 - 0 DNP 0 - 0 - 0at Black Hills State 11/22/11 70-85 L 3 - 5 - 1 8 - 4 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 DNP 1 3 - 2 - 0 DNP 2 - 3 - 0at Nebraska Omaha 11/26/11 78-81 L 1 0 - 4 - 2 8 - 4 - 0 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 1 4 - 2 - 1 2 - 1 - 1 4 - 3 - 0at Colorado Mesa Univ. 12/02/11 70-76 L 0 - 0 - 0 5 - 4 - 0 2 - 3 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 1 2 - 9 - 1 4 - 0 - 1 2 - 1 - 0at Western State 12/03/11 57-70 L 0 - 2 - 0 7 - 4 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 6 - 2 - 1 4 - 5 - 0 2 - 3 - 0REGIS 12/09/11 72-58 W 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 2 - 1 3 - 2 - 0 5 - 2 - 0 2 0 - 7 - 0 1 - 1 - 0 0 - 2 - 0METRO STATE 12/10/11 62-66 L 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 2 - 0 2 - 2 - 0 DNP 2 1 - 6 - 1 0 - 5 - 0 0 - 0 - 0COLORADO CHRISTIAN 12/17/11 61-44 W 2 - 2 - 0 0 - 3 - 2 4 - 2 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 1 5 - 8 - 1 4 - 0 - 0 6 - 0 - 0COLORADO MINES 12/18/11 65-73 L 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 2 - 0 8 - 5 - 3 DNP 1 2 - 8 - 1 0 - 1 - 1 DNPat Fort Lewis 12/30/11 43-56 L 3 - 0 - 0 2 - 3 - 0 1 - 3 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 4 - 7 - 0 1 - 6 - 0 0 - 3 - 0at Adams State College 12/31/11 81-105 L 6 - 0 - 0 4 - 2 - 1 5 - 3 - 1 2 - 0 - 0 1 0 - 4 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 0at Nebraska-Kearney 01/07/12 51-72 L 2 - 1 - 0 5 - 7 - 3 DNP 4 - 3 - 1 1 1 - 8 - 0 3 - 3 - 0 0 - 2 - 0N.M. HIGHLANDS 01/13/12 87-75 W DNP 8 - 8 - 0 1 0 - 4 - 1 1 - 0 - 0 1 5 - 6 - 2 0 - 2 - 1 DNPWESTERN N.M. 01/14/12 91-85 W 0 - 1 - 0 4 - 3 - 2 4 - 5 - 0 4 - 0 - 0 3 0 - 7 - 1 1 - 3 - 0 DNPat CSU-Pueblo 01/20/12 57-82 L 2 - 4 - 0 4 - 0 - 2 DNP 2 - 0 - 1 1 3 - 4 - 0 4 - 1 - 0 2 - 2 - 0at UCCS 01/21/12 78-73 W 0 - 2 - 1 3 - 0 - 0 DNP 0 - 0 - 1 1 5 - 1 0 - 1 4 - 3 - 0 0 - 0 - 0at Colorado Mines 01/27/12 68-98 L 0 - 0 - 0 5 - 3 - 1 2 - 0 - 0 5 - 2 - 2 1 6 - 6 - 0 5 - 3 - 0 0 - 0 - 0at Colorado Christian 01/28/12 69-64 W DNP 0 - 4 - 0 8 - 9 - 1 2 - 0 - 0 1 1 - 8 - 1 3 - 2 - 0 0 - 0 - 0WESTERN STATE 02/03/12 83-58 W 0 - 3 - 0 1 3 - 4 - 0 3 - 3 - 1 2 - 0 - 0 8 - 5 - 0 1 0 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 0COLORADO MESA UNIV. 02/04/12 80-67 W 0 - 0 - 0 1 - 3 - 0 7 - 3 - 2 3 - 0 - 0 1 4 - 3 - 1 2 - 1 - 1 DNPat Metro State 02/10/12 65-64 W DNP 4 - 2 - 2 2 - 1 - 3 0 - 0 - 0 1 2 - 5 - 0 4 - 3 - 2 DNPat Regis 02/11/12 70-62 W DNP DNP 2 - 2 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 5 - 5 - 1 7 - 3 - 0 DNPUCCS 02/17/12 76-69 W 0 - 0 - 0 1 - 2 - 1 2 - 2 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 1 3 - 7 - 1 0 - 3 - 2 3 - 2 - 0CSU-PUEBLO 02/18/12 60-56 W DNP 4 - 6 - 5 3 - 5 - 1 DNP 1 4 - 8 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 DNPNEBRASKA-KEARNEY 02/25/12 75-73 W DNP 0 - 3 - 1 4 - 2 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 6 - 4 - 0 1 - 4 - 0 DNPat Nebraska-Kearney 02/28/12 63-86 L DNP 6 - 6 - 1 6 - 1 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 5 - 3 - 0 3 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 0

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2011-12 all-Rmac teamsRMAC Player of the Year

Brett Green, Colorado MinesRMAC Defensive Player of the Year

Jamiko Verner, Adams StateRMAC Freshman of the YearTrevor Ritchie, Colorado Mines

RMAC Coach of the YearPryor Orser, Colorado Mines

First TeamBrett Green, Colorado Mines

Matt Morris, Fort LewisReggie Evans, Metro State HS

Dale Minschwaner, Colorado MinesMichael Bear, Colorado Mesa Jonathan Morse, Metro State

Mike Dentlinger, Nebraska-KearneyT.J. Riley, Western New Mexico University

Moala Tautuaa, Chadron StateJack Osborn, Adams State

Second TeamChad Carter, Western New Mexico

Marqus Richards, Adams State Trevor Wages, Colorado Mines

Jamiko Verner, Adams State Colton Burgon, Colorado Mesa

Ty Trahern, CSU-PuebloBrandon Jefferson, Metro State

Kevin McClelland, Chadron StateAndre Martin, CSU-Pueblo

Momcilo Latinovic, N.M. Highlands

Third TeamMatt Billups, Fort Lewis

Chris Curtis, Chadron StateAlex Hart, Western State

Jon Henderson, Nebraska-KearneyCharles Joseph, Western StateTrevor Ritchie, Colorado MinesWeylan Towns, Western State

Jake Darby, UC-Colorado SpringsDemetrius Owens, Regis

George Pollard, UC-Colorado Springs

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Rmac scoRinG leadeRs GP FG 3FG FT Points Avg/G1. Reggie Evans-MSCD 29 208 11 111 538 18.62. TJ Riley-WNMU 26 150 39 130 469 18.03. Chad Carter-WNMU 26 142 41 83 408 15.74. Brett Green-CSM 32 149 60 137 495 15.55. Matt Morris-FLC 27 146 0 114 406 15.06. Momcilo Latinovic-NMHU 24 114 50 70 348 14.57. Michael Bear-CMU 24 106 15 119 346 14.48. Dale Minschwaner-CSM 31 157 4 120 438 14.19. Marqus Richards-ASC 27 156 6 61 379 14.010. Ty Trahern-CSUP 26 120 28 86 354 13.611. Andre Martin-CSUP 25 121 27 71 340 13.612. Matt Billups-FLC 28 114 39 102 369 13.213. Jonathan Morse-MSCD 32 145 0 127 417 13.014. Moala Tautuaa-CSC 27 125 0 99 349 12.915. Kevin McClelland-CSC 27 108 41 89 346 12.8Rmac ReboundinG leadeRs GP Off Def Total Avg/G1. Matt Morris-FLC 27 96 178 274 10.12. Jonathan Morse-MSCD 32 147 150 297 9.33. Trevor Wages-CSM 32 98 191 289 9.04. Demitrius Owens-RU 26 88 121 209 8.05. Kaimyn Pruitt-ASC 27 67 137 204 7.66. Dale Minschwaner-CSM 31 69 160 229 7.47. Alex Hart-WSC 27 20 174 194 7.2 Charles Joseph-WSC 27 86 108 194 7.29. Reggie Evans-MSCD 29 75 129 204 7.010. Jack Osborn-ASC 28 82 92 174 6.211. Chad Carter-WNMU 26 34 126 160 6.212. Mike Melillo-CMU 29 42 133 175 6.013. Ethan Brozek-UNK 28 58 109 167 6.014. Andre Martin-CSUP 25 40 106 146 5.815. Kyle Clark-UCCS 28 53 109 162 5.8

2011-12 Final Rmac standinGs Conference Overall GP Record Win % PF PA GP Record Win % PF PAColorado Mines 22 20-2 0.909 75.5 62.1 32 29-3 0.906 76.8 61.7 Metro State 22 17-5 0.773 73.8 63.8 32 25-7 0.781 72.5 62.7 Adams State 22 15-7 0.682 76.4 70.4 28 19-9 0.679 79.9 70.7 Fort Lewis 22 13-9 0.591 69.8 65.5 28 16-12 0.571 69.5 67.2 Nebraska-Kearney 22 13-9 0.591 72.8 69.8 28 16-12 0.571 72.2 70.4 Chadron State 22 13-9 0.591 69.1 70.2 27 13-14 0.481 70.3 72.9 Colorado Mesa 22 12-10 0.545 68.6 63.8 29 16-13 0.552 67.3 63.1 Western State 22 11-11 0.500 67.5 68.1 27 13-14 0.481 66.3 69.2 CSU-Pueblo 22 10-12 0.455 72.0 71.7 26 13-13 0.500 70.6 69.9 N.M. Highlands 22 10-12 0.455 78.9 81.5 26 12-14 0.462 79.7 80.9 Western N.M. 22 9-13 0.409 71.6 73.5 26 9-17 0.346 71.5 74.8 UC-Colorado Springs 22 7-15 0.318 71.4 77.4 28 8-20 0.286 70.9 77.4 Regis 22 2-20 0.091 61.0 74.5 26 5-21 0.192 63.1 73.4 Colorado Christian 22 2-20 0.091 60.2 76.1 28 4-24 0.143 60.8 77.7

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This is the 22nd 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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John Axtell’s voice has become familiar to Eagles’ fans. He has enthusiastically broadcast CSC football and basket-ball games since 1988. He’s also broadcast a majority of the women’s games during that time.

Aside from being an accomplished sportscaster, Axtell is a highly-respected newsman who has his thumb on the pulse of the tri-state area.

A native of Grant’s Pass, Ore., Axtell got his start in radio at Linfield College in McMinnville, Ore., about 50 miles east of Portland.

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individual - sinGle GameMost points - 51 by Josh Robinson vs. Dana College, 1989-90.Most field goals made - 18 by Mike Kinnaird vs. Metropolitan State, 1968-69, and

Russ Crafton vs. Adams State, 1992-93.Most field goals attempted - 33 by Nels Christiansen vs. Hastings, 1950-51.Most 3-point field goals made - 12 by Russ Crafton vs. Adams State, 1992-93.Most 3-point field goals attempted - 15 by Russ Crafton vs. Adams State, 1992-93.Most free throws made - 18 by Stan Roden vs. South Dakota Tech, 1962-63.Most free throws attempted - 23 by Josh Robinson vs. Adams State, 1990-91.Most rebounds - 31 by Felix Sanford vs. Southern Colorado, 1963-64.Most assists - 14 by Bret Bondegard vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 1999-00.Most steals - 8 by Dan Beebe vs. Fort Lewis, 1990-91. individual - sinGle seasonMost points - 676 by Jim Rhoades, 1966-67.Highest scoring average - 24.8 by Ted Niemann, 1987-88.Most field goals made - 267 by Jim Rhoades, 1966-67.Most field goals attempted - 489 by Josh Robinson, 1990-91.Best field goal percentage - 66.7 by Deon David (118 of 177), 2002-03.Most 3-point field goals made - 96 by Russ Crafton, 1993-94.Most 3-point field goals attempted - 242 by Russ Crafton, 1993-94.Best 3-point field goal percentage - 47.1 by Scott Blachly (56-119), 1987-88.Highest 3-point percentage - 100.0 by Jeremy Wissing (7-7), 2002-03.Most free throws made - 163 by Josh Robinson, 1990-91.Most free throws attempted - 280 by Josh Robinson, 1990-91.Best free throw percentage - 85.8 by Jahvea Vidakovich (139 of 162), 1996-97.

(NOTE: Dave Licari hit 36 of 39 for 92.3 percent, 1981-82).Most rebounds - 340 by Felix Sanford, 1963-64 and Joe Johnson, 1965-66.Most assists - 150 by Mark Carlisle, 1986-87.Most steals - 73 by Otis Frazier, 1999-00.Most blocked shots - 42 by Fernando Bonfim, 2006-07.Most double-doubles - 18 by Josh Robinson, 1990-91.

individual - caReeRMost points - 2,041 by Josh Robinson, 1988-92.Most field goals made - 762 by Josh Robinson, 1988-92.Most field goals attempted - 1,503 by Josh Robinson, 1988-92.Best field goal percentage (four years) - 62.6 by Moala Tautuaa (428 of 681)

2008-2012Best field goal percentage (two years) - 65.4 by Deon David (236 of 361),

2001-2003Most 3-point field goals made - 245 by Jeremy Wissing, 2000-04.Most 3-point field goals attempted - 646 by Jeremy Wissing, 2000-04.Best 3-point field goal percentage - 41.5 by Tim Stevens (132-318), 1991-94.Most free throws made - 515 by Josh Robinson, 1988-92.Most free throws attempted - 863 by Josh Robinson, 1988-92. Best free throw percentage - 85.0 by Randy Lotton, 136-160, 1982-84.Most consecutive free throws - 39 by Steve Coon, 1976-77.Most rebounds - 920 by Joe Johnson, 1964-68.Highest scoring average - 21.8 by Rick Brown and Scott Jones (52 games),

1970-72.Most assists - 334 by Todd Brosius, 1985-89.Most steals - 217 by Jason Robinson, 1990-94.Most blocked shots - 110 by Mike Generette, 2002-06.Most double-doubles - 40 by Josh Robinson, 1988-92.

team - sinGle GameMost points - 128 vs. Minot State, 1993-94. Fewest points - 6 vs. Wayne State, 1922-23.Most field goals made - 50 vs. Kearney State, 1987-88.Most field goals attempted - 105 vs. Minot State, 1990-91.Most 3-point field goals made - 17 vs. Southern Colorado, 2001-02.Most 3-point field goals attempted - 42 vs. Minot State, 1993-94.Best 3-point percentage - 80% (16-20) vs. Colorado Christian, 2006-07.Most free throws made - 44 vs. Regis College, 1991-92 Most free throws attempted - 60 vs. Adams State, 1990-91. Best free throw percentage - 97.1% (33-34) vs. Mesa State, 1991-92.*Fewest free throws attempted - 2 vs. Mary College, 1982-83.Most rebounds - 70 vs. Southern Colorado, 1963-64.Most assists - 29 vs. Colorado Christian, 1997-98; and Western State and Nebraska-

Kearney, 1999-00.Most steals - 22 vs. South Dakota Tech, 1999-00.

team - sinGle seasonMost points - 2,773, 1988-89 (32 games); 2,415, 1966-67 (28 games).Highest scoring average - 93.0, 1987-88.Fewest points - 195, 1933-34.Most field goals made - 1,054, 1988-89.Most field goals attempted - 2,298, 1988-89.Best field goal percentage - 52.1 (777-1481) 1978-79.Most 3-point field goals made - 263, 1999-2000.Most 3-point field goals attempted - 738, 1999-2000.Best 3-point field goal percentage - 43.7 (142-325), 1987-88.Fewest field goals made - 529, 1949-50.Most free throws made - 649, 1991-92.Most free throws attempted - 951, 1991-92.Best free throw percentage - 76.1 (496-651), 1966-67.Fewest free throws made - 265, 1981-82.*Fewest free throws attempted - 422, 1973-74.Most rebounds - 1,303, 1990-91.*Fewest rebounds - 791, 1961-62.Most games won - 22 (22-6), 1966-67.Fewest games lost - 1 (17-1), 1945-46.*Oldest record available.

Records vs. Chadron State

individual - sinGle GameMost points - 45 by Jon Baskin, Mesa State, 1990-91.Most field goals made - 18 by Jon Baskin, Mesa State (18 of 22), 1990-91. Most field goals attempted - 30 by Tim Williams, Bellevue College, 1977-78.Most 3-point field goals made - 9 by Cameron Munoz, MSU-Billings, 2004-2005;

7 by Ron Dingman, Bellevue, 1986-87; by Steve Duncan, Black Hills State, 1987-88; by Bill Pilgeram, Carroll College, 1988-89; by John Weis, Kearney State, 1988-89; Chris Montour, Fort Lewis, 1995-96; and Pellar Sparks, Regis, 1996-97; Stephen Bahl, Colorado Mines, 2002-03.

Most 3-point field goals attempted - 16 by Chris Montour, Fort Lewis, 1995-96.Most free throws made - 27 by Eric Strand, Nebraska-Kearney, 1997-98.Most free throws attempted - 29 by Eric Strand, Nebraska-Kearney, 1997-98.

(Strand 12-12 from line in OT).Most rebounds - 25 by Ron Jones, Wayne State, 1972-73.

team - sinGle GameMost points - 141 by Kearney State, 1987-88.Fewest points - 6 by South Dakota Tech, 1932-33.Most field goals made - 58 by Kearney State, 1987-88.Most field goals attempted - 105 by Kearney State, 1987-88.Most 3-point field goals made - 17 by Western State, 1998-99.Most 3-point field goals attempted - 35 by Kearney State, 1988-89.*Fewest field goals made - 13 by Colorado College, 1969-70.Most free throws made - 42 by South Dakota Tech, 1990-91. Most free throws attempted - 56 by Colorado Mines, 1990-91.Fewest free throws made - 0 by Bellevue College, 1977-78.Fewest free throws attempted - 1 by Wayne State, 1980-81 and Hastings, 1982-83.Most rebounds - 69 by Kearney State, 1973-74.

team - sinGle seasonMost points - 2,993, 1988-89.Fewest points - 274, 1922-23.Most field goals made - 1,083, 1988-89 (32 games).Most field goals attempted - 2,115, 1988-89 (32 games).Most 3-point field goals made - 197, 1991-92 (30 games).Most 3-point field goals attempted - 525, 1991-92 (30 games). *Fewest field goals made - 547, 1960-61.Most free throws made - 757, 1990-91 (30 games).Most free throws attempted - 1,082, 1990-91 (30 games).*Fewest free throws made - 288, 1974-75.*Fewest free throws attempted - 442, 1973-74.

Chadron sTaTe College men’s baskeTball reCords

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Name Points Opponent SeasonJosh Robinson 51 Dana College 1989-90Russ Crafton 48 Adams State 1992-93*Otis Frazier 46 Nebraska-Kearney 1999-00Randy Lotton 45 Colorado College 1983-84Mike Kinnaird 43 Colorado College 1968-69Felix Sanford 41 Southern Colorado 1963-64Otis Frazier 41 N.M Highlands 1999-00Mike Kinnaird 40 South Dakota Tech 1968-69Dale Eastman 40 Colorado College 1969-70Scott Jones 40 U-Missouri-KC 1970-71Scott Jones 40 South Dakota Tech 1971-72Russ Crafton 40 Univ. of Denver 1993-94Jahvea Vidakovich 40 UC-Colorado Springs 1996-97Felix Sanford 39 Dakota Wesleyan 1963-64Jim Rhodes 39 Omaha University 1966-67Jim Rhodes 39 Peru State College 1966-67Mike Kinnaird 39 Metropolitan State 1967-68Mike Kinnaird 39 Black Hills State 1968-69Gregg Stevens 39 Wayne State College 1981-82Ted Niemann 39 CU-Colorado Springs 1987-88Kweemada King 39 Black Hills State 1999-00Kweemada King 39 Southern Colorado 1999-00Glen Groves 38 Kearney State 1947-48Scott Jones 38 Minot State College 1971-72Russ Crafton 38 Minot State College 1993-94Russ Crafton 38 South Dakota Tech 1993-94* Armstrong Gymnasium Record

PoinTs in a single game

single season sCorers Name.................. Points ..............Year 1. Jim Rhodes ............. 676 ........ 1966-67 2. Josh Robinson......... 651 ........ 1990-91 3. Otis Frazier .............. 626 ........ 1999-00 4. Ted Niemann ........... 621 ........ 1987-88 5. Kweemada King ...... 612 ........ 1999-00 6. Mike Kinnaird............611 ........ 1968-69 7. Scott Jones.............. 607 ........ 1971-72 8. Josh Robinson......... 603 ........ 1991-92 9. Domonic Harris ........ 583 ........ 1997-9810. Rick Brown .............. 581 ........ 1971-7211. Randy Lotton ........... 572 ........ 1983-8412. Josh Robinson......... 558 ........ 1989-9013. Rick Brown .............. 552 ........ 1970-7114. Russ Crafton ........... 545 ........ 1992-9315. Scott Jones.............. 526 ........ 1970-7116. Russ Crafton ........... 525 ........ 1993-9417. Jeremy Robinson .... 515 ........ 1994-9518. Felix Sanford ........... 507 ........ 1961-6219. Jahvea Vidakovich .. 504 ........ 1996-9720. Steve Coon.............. 499 ........ 1978-7921. Tim McLaurin ........... 492 ........ 2008-0922. Bob Wood ................ 489 ........ 1978-7923. Jerry Bartak ............. 488 ........ 1966-6724. Norm Wilson ............ 484 ........ 1961-6225. Bud Larsen .............. 482 ........ 1952-53

Name ......................... Points ..............Year 1. Josh Robinson...... 2,041 ........ 1988-92 2. Steve Coon........... 1,646 ........ 1975-79 3. Bud Larsen ........... 1,605 ........ 1949-53 4. Jason Robinson.... 1,581 ........ 1990-94 5. Scott Blachly......... 1,565 ........ 1984-88 6. Felix Sanford ........ 1,532 ........ 1960-64 Jeremy Wissing .... 1,532 ........ 2000-04 8. Russ Crafton ........ 1,520 ........ 1991-94 9. Ted Niemann ........ 1,490 ........ 1984-8810. Jeremy Robinson . 1,459 ........ 1992-9611. Jerry Bartak .......... 1,389 ........ 1963-6712. Nels Christiansen . 1,375 ........ 1948-5213. Elijah Collins ......... 1,319 ........ 2001-0514. Joe Johnson ......... 1,277 ........ 1964-6815. J.J. Feddersen...... 1,242 ........ 1990-9416. Zak Kennedy ........ 1,200 ........ 1998-0117. Jahvea Vidakovich 1,160 ........ 1993-9718. Rick Brown ........... 1,133 ........ 1970-72 Scott Jones........... 1,133 ........ 1970-7220. Norm Wilson ......... 1,131 ........ 1958-6221. Bob Wood ............. 1,130 ........ 1975-7922. Rich King ...............1,110 ........ 1982-8523. Larry Lytle ............. 1,093 ........ 1952-5624. James Robinson... 1,084 ........ 1994-9725. Jim Hampton ........ 1,058 ........ 1954-5826. Greg Stevens ....... 1,009 ........ 1981-8427. Glen Groves ......... 1,004 ........ 1945-49

Name............... Average ..............Year 1. Ted Niemann .......... 24.8 ........ 1987-88 2. Felix Sanford .......... 24.5 ........ 1963-64 3. Mike Kinnaird.......... 24.4 ........ 1968-69 4. Jim Rhoades .......... 24.2 ........ 1966-67 5. Kweemada King ..... 23.5 ........ 1999-00 6 Otis Frazier ............. 23.2 ........ 1999-00 7. Scott Blachly........... 23.0 ........ 1987-88 8. Scott Jones............. 22.5 ........ 1971-72 9. Domonic Harris ....... 22.5 ........ 1997-9810. Rick Brown ............. 22.3 ........ 1971-7211. Josh Robinson........ 21.7 ........ 1990-9112. Rick Brown ............. 21.2 ........ 1970-7113. Scott Jones............. 21.0 ........ 1970-7114. Dick Muma ............. 20.8 ........ 1963-6415. Bud Larsen ............. 20.1 ........ 1952-53 Josh Robinson........ 20.1 ........ 1991-9217. Steve Coon............. 20.0 ........ 1978-7918. Glen Groves ........... 19.9 ........ 1947-4819. Jeremy Robinson ... 19.8 ........ 1994-9520. Bob Wood ............... 19.6 ........ 1978-7921. Russ Crafton .......... 19.5 ........ 1992-9322. Russ Crafton .......... 19.4 ........ 1993-94 Jahvea Vidakovich . 19.4 ........ 1996-9724. Josh Robinson........ 19.2 ........ 1989-9025. Felix Sanford .......... 18.8 ........ 1961-62 Bud Larsen ............. 18.8 ........ 1951-52

Career sCorers Per game averages

NAIA District 11 All-Stars1976-77 Steve Coon1977-78 Steve Coon and Roosevelt Watkins1978-79 Steve Coon1979-80 Tim Stallings1986-87 Ted Niemann1987-88 Ted Niemann1990-91 Josh Robinson1991-92 Josh Robinson

RMAC All-Stars1991-92 Josh Robinson1992-93 Russ Crafton1993-94 Russ Crafton and Jason Robinson1995-96 Jeremy Robinson (RMAC Second Team)1996-97 Jahvea Vidakovich (East Division, Second team)1997-98 Domonic Harris (East Division, First Team)1998-99 Domonic Harris (East Division, Second Team)1999-00 Kweemada King and Otis Frazier (Both All-RMAC, First Team)2000-01 Zak Kennedy (East Division, Second Team) Jeremy Wissing (Freshman of the Year)2001-02 Jeremy Wissing (East Division, Second Team) Elijah Collins (Freshman of the Year)

2002-03 Jeremy Wissing (East Division, Second Team)2005-06 Marcus Ligons (East Division, Second Team)2006-07 Marcus Ligons (East Division, Second Team)2008-09 Tim McLaurin (East Division, First Team)2009-10 Moala Tautuaa (East Division, Second Team)2010-11 Kevin McClelland(RMAC Second Team)2010-11 Moala Tautuaa(RMAC Third Team)2011-12 Moala Tautuaa(RMAC First Team) Kevin McClelland(RMAC Second Team) Chris Curtis(RMAC Third Team)

all-sTar honors

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season-by-season men’s ComParaTive sTaTisTiCs

Year ........... FG-FGA .......% ............FT-FTA .......%............Reb. ..........Avg........... Points ........... Avg 1965-66 ..... 784-1740....... 47.0 .........416-629 .......66.0.........1,113 ......... 46.4 .......... 1,984 ............. 82.7Opp ............ 581-1502....... 39.0 .........406-641 .......63.0.........722............ 30.1 .......... 1,568 ............. 64.5

1966-67 ..... 877-1867....... 46.9 .........496-651 .......76.1.........1,021......... 39.3 .......... 2,250 ............. 86.5Opp ............ 729-1854....... 39.3 .........436-670 .......65.1.........774............ 29.7 .......... 1,894 ............. 72.8

1967-68 ..... 754-1513....... 49.8 .........373-531 .......70.2.........850............ 37.0 .......... 1,881 ............. 81.8Opp ............ 640-1474....... 44.1 .........402-619 .......64.8.........726............ 31.6 .......... 1.681 ............. 73.1

1968-69 ..... 718-1655....... 43.3 .........408-612 .......66.6.........877............ 35.1 .......... 1,844 ............. 73.7Opp ............ 769-1668....... 46.1 .........379-585 .......64.8.........755............ 30.2 .......... 1,917 ............. 76.6

1969-70 ..... 660-1578....... 41.8 .. ......382-551 .......69.3.........837............ 33.1 .......... 1,702 ............. 68.0Opp ............ 710-1532....... 46.3 .........490-704 .......69.6.........847............ 33.9 .......... 1,910 ............. 76.4

1970-71 ..... 838-1816....... 46.1 .........419-617 .......67.9.........1,046......... 40.2 .......... 2,095 ............. 80.6Opp ............ 731-1749....... 41.8 .........474-704 .......67.3.........944............ 36.3 .......... 1,936 ............. 74.5

1971-72 ..... 889-1974....... 45.0 .........409-590 .......69.7.........1,111 ......... 41.2 .......... 2,187 ............. 81.0Opp ............ 826-1930....... 42.8 .........512-755 .......67.8.........1,078......... 39.8 .......... 2,164 ............. 80.1

1972-73 ..... 638-1663....... 38.4 .........298-440 .......67.5.........866............ 36.1 .......... 1,574 ............. 65.5Opp ............ 742-1667....... 44.5 .........408-591 .......68.9.........1,017......... 42.4 .......... 1,892 ............. 78.8

1973-74 ..... 768-1725....... 44.5 .........269-422 .......63.7.........1,080......... 41.5 .......... 1,805 ............. 69.4Opp ............ 806-1886....... 42.7 .........292-442 .......66.1.........990............ 38.0 .......... 1,904 ............. 73.2

1974-75 ..... 712-1724....... 41.3 .. ......294-423 .......69.5.........979............ 39.2 .......... 1,718 ............. 68.7Opp ............ 775-1596....... 47.3 .........288-450 .......64.0.........836............ 33.4 .......... 1,814 ............. 72.6

1975-76 ..... 692-1497....... 46.2 .........332-482 .......68.9.........904............ 36.2 .......... 1.716 ............. 68.6Opp ............ 728-1545....... 47.1 .........385-562 .......68.5.........831............ 33.2 .......... 1,841 ............. 73.6

1976-77 ..... 848-1686....... 50.3 .........381-571 .......66.7.........1,079......... 39.2 .......... 2,077 ............. 79.9Opp ............ 827-1818....... 45.5 .........306-470 .......65.1.........938............ 36.1 .......... 1,960 ............. 75.4

1977-78 ..... 865-1793....... 48.2 .........418-594 .......70.4.........1,156......... 44.5 .......... 2,148 ............. 82.6Opp ............ 790-1752....... 45.1 .........349-521 .......66.9.........883............ 33.9 .......... 1,929 ............. 88.3

1978-79 ..... 777-1491....... 52.1 .........314-440 .......71.4.........865............ 34.6 .......... 1,868 ............. 74.7Opp ............ 707-1499....... 47.2 .........369-554 .......66.6.........815............ 32.6 .......... 1,783 ............. 71.3

1979-80 ..... 911-1955 ....... 47.0 .. ......466-634 .......74.0.........1,189......... 37.1 .......... 2,288 ............. 71.5Opp ............ 852-1911 ....... 45.0 .........508-708 .......72.0.........1,125......... 35.1 .......... 2,212 ............. 69.1

1980-81 ..... 778-1677....... 46.4 .........316-481 .......65.7.........961............ 34.3 .......... 1,872 ............. 66.9Opp ............ 713-1490....... 47.9 .........379-563 .......67.3.........961............ 34.3 .......... 1,805 ............. 64.5

1981-82 ..... 693-1552....... 44.7 .........265-464 .......57.1.........933............ 35.9 .......... 1,651 ............. 63.5Opp ............ 704-1540....... 45.7 .........416-634 .......65.6.........949............ 36.5 .......... 1,825 ............. 70.2

1982-83 ..... 797-1636....... 48.7 .........292-438 .......66.7.........1,055......... 39.1 .......... 1,889 ............. 70.0Opp ............ 711-1640 ....... 43.3 .........368-512 .......71.9.........1,003......... 37.1 .......... 1,790 ............. 66.3

1983-84 ..... 888-1907....... 46.6 .........494-698 .......70.8.........1,234......... 38.6 .......... 2,271 ............. 70.9Opp ............ 909-1994....... 45.6 .........459-690 .......66.5.........1,305......... 40.8 .......... 2,282 ............. 71.3

1984-85 ..... 724-1516....... 47.7 .........363-514 .......70.6.........957............ 35.4 .......... 1,817 ............. 67.2Opp ............ 780-1656....... 47.1 .........391-540 .......72.4.........993............ 36.7 .......... 1,960 ............. 72.5

1985-86 ..... 744-1544....... 48.2 .........308-440 .......70.2.........861............ 33.1 .......... 1,811 ............. 69.7Opp ............ 756-1607....... 47.0 .........356-502 .......70.9.........949............ 36.5 .......... 1,878 ............. 72.2

1986-87 ..... 769-1687....... 45.6 .........311-447 .......69.6.........856............ 32.9 .......... 1,933 ............. 74.3Opp ............ 799-1684....... 47.4 .........270-402 .......67.2.........963............ 37.0 .......... 1,954 ............. 75.2

1987-88 .... 902-1795 .....50.3 ....142-325 .... 43.7 ....379-526 .....72.1 .....896 ........35.8..... 2,325 ..... 92.0Opp ........... 907-1877 .....48.3 ....123-261 .... 47.1 ....400-561 .....71.3 .....957 ........38.3..... 2,337 ..... 93.5

Year ..........FG-FGA .....% .......3-Point ..... % .......FT-FTA .....% ........Reb .......Avg ..... Points ... Avg1988-89 .... 1054-2298 ...45.9 ....156-419 .... 37.2 ....509-723 .....70.4 .....1,179 .....36.8..... 2,773 ..... 86.7Opp ........... 1083-2115 ...51.2 ....184-372 .... 49.5 ....643-899 .....71.5 .....1,236 .....38.6..... 2,993 ..... 93.5

1989-90 .... 963-2079 .....46.3 ....179-433 .... 41.3 ....556-843 .....65.9 .....1,311 .....45.2..... 2,661 ..... 91.8Opp ........... 953-2032 .....46.9 ....136-353 .... 38.5 ....630-938 .....67.2 .....1,260 .....43.4..... 2,672 ..... 92.1

1990-91 .... 995-2237 .....44.5 ....186-259 .... 35.2 ....543-861 .....63.1 .....1,303 .....43.4..... 2,719 ..... 90.6Opp ........... 957-1978 .....48.4 ....166-442 .... 37.6 ....757-1082 ...69.9 .....1,308 .....43.6..... 2,839 ..... 94.6

1991-92 .... 912-1927 .....49.3 ....200-494 .... 40.5 ....649-951 .....68.2 .....1,162 .....38.7..... 2,673 ..... 89.1Opp ........... 963-2067 .....46.6 ....197-525 .... 37.5 ....594-852 .....69.7 .....1,224 .....40.8..... 2,717 ..... 90.6

1992-93 .... 786-1794 .....43.8 ....208-599 .... 34.7 ....523-743 .....70.4 .....1,027 .....36.7..... 2,303 ..... 82.3Opp ........... 815-1725 .....47.2 ....125-351 .... 35.6 ....612-880 .....69.5 .....1,095 .....39.1..... 2,367 ..... 84.5

1993-94 .... 802-1727 .....46.4 ....225-605 .... 37.2 ....560-804 .....69.6 .....988 ........36.6..... 2,389 ..... 88.5Opp ........... 857-1736 .....49.4 ....136-392 .... 34.7 ....465-682 .....68.2 .....1,048 .....38.8..... 2,315 ..... 85.7

1994-95 .... 751-1685 .....44.6 ....135-417 .... 32.4 ....456-728 .....62.6 .....983 ........37.8..... 2,093 ..... 80.5Opp ........... 850-1726 .....49.2 ....163-425 .... 38.4 ....550-829 .....66.3 .....1,139 .....43.8..... 2,413 ..... 92.8

1995-96 .... 825-1749 .....47.2 ....144-422 .... 34.1 ....501-830 .....60.4 .....1,085 .....40.2..... 2,295 ..... 85.0Opp ........... 850-1825 .....46.7 ....185-502 .... 36.9 ....532-791 .....67.3 .....1,175 .....43.5..... 2,417 ..... 89.5

1996-97 .... 684-1624 .....42.1 ....162-508 .... 31.9 ....519-765 .....67.9 .....1,121 .....43.1..... 2,049 ..... 78.8Opp ........... 760-1621 .....46.9 ....174-478 .... 36.4 ....523-823 .....63.5 .....1,081 .....41.6..... 2,217 ..... 85.3

1997-98 .... 713-1586 .....45.0 ....169-476 .... 35.5 ....535-784 .....68.2 .....959 ........36.8..... 2,130 ..... 82.0Opp ........... 754-1600 .....47.1 ....180-442 .... 40.7 ....535-762 .....70.2 .....1,051 .....40.4..... 2,223 ..... 85.5

1998-99 .... 702-1518 .....46.2 ....209-573 .... 36.5 ....403-686 .....58.7 .....925 ........35.6..... 2,016 ..... 77.5Opp ........... 664-1465 .....45.3 ....174-457 .... 38.1 ....521-740 .....70.4 .....975 ........37.5..... 2,023 ..... 77.8

1999-00 .... 764-1723 .....44.3 ....263-738 .... 35.6 ....546-776 .....70.4 .....1,003 .....37.1..... 2,337 ..... 86.6Opp ........... 698-1601 .....43.6 ....147-496 .... 29.6 ....533-762 .....69.9 .....1,087 .....40.3..... 2,076 ..... 76.9

2000-01 .... 623-1425 .....43.7 ....210-571 .... 36.8 ....336-565 .....59.5 .....907 ........36.3..... 1,792 ..... 71.7Opp ........... 657-1407 .....46.7 ....165-404 .... 40.8 ....483-672 .....71.9 .....885 ........35.4..... 1,962 ..... 78.5

2001-02 .... 720-1507 .....47.8 ....207-557 .... 37.2 ....468-667 .....70.2 .....950 ........35.2..... 2,115 ..... 78.3Opp ........... 736-1600 .....46.0 ....172-481 .... 35.8 ....422-625 .....67.5 .....890 ........33.0..... 2,066 ..... 76.5

2002-03 .... 686-1447 .....47.4 ....181-518 .... 34.9 ....376-560 .....67.1 .....937 ........36.0..... 1,929 ..... 74.2Opp ........... 706-1,542 ....45.8 ....197-526 .... 37.5 ....423-586 .....72.2 .....859 ........33.0..... 2,032 ..... 78.2

2003-04 .... 706-1602 .....44.1 ....170-528 .... 32.3 ....383-568 .....67.4 .....929 ........34.4..... 1,965 ..... 72.8Opp ........... 751-1644 .....45.7 ....178-522 .... 34.1 ....459-627 .....73.2 .....1,036 .....38.4..... 3,139 ..... 79.2

2004-05 .... 703-1530 .....45.9 ....193-520 .... 37.1 ....398-593 .....67.1 .....934 ........34.6..... 1,997 ..... 74.0Opp ........... 714-1604 .....44.5 ....210-556 .... 37.8 ....390-551 .....70.8 .....969 ........35.9..... 2,028 ..... 75.1

2005-06 .... 569-1361 .....41.8 ....164-516 .... 31.8 ....400-584 .....68.5 .....849 ........31.4..... 1,702 ..... 63.0Opp ........... 634-1413 .....44.9 ....166-474 .... 35.0 ....351-522 .....67.2 .....901 ........33.4..... 1,785 ..... 66.1

2006-07 .... 701-1605 .....43.7 ....210-586 .... 35.8 ....390-605 .....64.5 .....999 ........37.0..... 2,002 ..... 74.1Opp ........... 781-1582 .....49.4 ....203-471 .... 43.1 ....489-738 .....66.3 .....920 ........34.1..... 2,254 ..... 83.5

2007-08 .... 684-1628 .....42.0 ....214-605 .... 35.4 ....384-550 .....69.8 .....955 ........35.4..... 1,966 ..... 72.8Opp ........... 747-1527 .....48.9 ....186-500 .... 37.2 ....432-586 .....73.7 .....943 ........34.9..... 2,112 ..... 78.2

2008-09 .... 635-1480 .....42.9 ....192-554 .... 34.7 ....423-592 .....71.5 .....894 ........33.1..... 1885 ...... 69.8Opp ........... 678-1481 .....45.8 ....174-497 .... 35.0 ....489-709 .....69.0 .....959 ........35.5..... 2019 ...... 74.8

2009-10 .... 615-1386 .....44.4 ....160-497 .... 32.2 ....446-625 .....71.4 .....847 ........32.6..... 1836 ...... 70.6Opp ........... 642-1352 .....47.5 ....157-418 .... 37.6 ....519-743 .....69.9 .....861 ........33.1..... 1960 ...... 75.4

2010-11 .... 627-1413 .....44.4 ....156-487 .... 32.0 ....387-577 .....67.1 .....888 ........34.2..... 1797 ...... 69.1Opp ........... 685-1519 .....45.1 ....144-410 .... 35.1 ....434-630 .....68.9 .....934 ........35.9..... 1948 ...... 74.9

2011-12 .... 644-1401 .....46.0 ....145-423 .... 34.3 ....465-706 .....65.9 .....891 ........33.0..... 1898 ...... 70.3Opp ........... 648-1468 .....46.2 ....133-431 .... 30.9 ....480-681 .....70.5 .....862 ........31.9..... 1969 ...... 72.9

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1948-49 Glen Groves ................ 328 17.9 Nels Christiansen ........ 253 12.0

1949-50 John Mankin ................ 312 14.9 Nels Christiansen ........ 307 15.4

1950-51 Nels Christiansen ........ 391 16.3 Bud Larsen .................. 369 15.4

1951-52 Bud Larsen .................. 469 18.8 Nels Christiansen ........ 421 16.8

1952-53 Bud Larsen .................. 482 20.1 Tom Stroud .................. 259 10.8

1953-54 Quentin Hughes .......... 291 11.2 Danny Kuska ............... 289 11.1

1954-55 Larry Lytle ................... 331 13.2 Danny Kuska ............... 302 12.1

1955-56 Larry Lytle ................... 359 17.1 Bob Kelly ..................... 290 13.8

1956-57 Jim Hampton ............... 356 14.8 Dale Hendrickson ........ 302 12.5

1957-58 Jim Hampton ............... 383 16.3 Dale Hendrickson ........ 316 15.8

1958-59 Rod Borders ................ 322 12.9 Fran Wrage ................. 261 10.8

1959-60 Bud Murray ................. 334 15.2 Norm Wilson ............... 287 13.0

1960-61 Felix Sanford ............... 378 16.4 Norm Wilson ............... 349 15.2

1961-62 Felix Sanford ............... 507 18.8 Norm Wilson ............... 484 17.9

1962-63 Mick Megown .............. 364 14.6 Walter Green ............... 357 14.3

1963-64 Felix Sanford ............... 466 24.5 Dick Muma .................. 457 20.8

1964-65 Jerry Bartak ................. 314 13.1 Marlin Green ............... 217 9.0

1965-66 Jerry Bartak ................. 441 18.3 Joe Johnson ................ 403 16.8

1966-67 Jim Rhodes ................. 676 24.4 Jerry Bartak ................. 491 17.5

1967-68 Joe Johnson ................ 381 16.5 John Smith .................. 350 15.3

1968-69 Mike Kinnaird ...............611 24.4 Preston Smith ............. 381 15.2

1969-70 Dale Eastman ............. 415 16.6 Steve Aggers ............... 293 11.7

1970-71 Rick Brown .................. 552 21.2 Scott Jones ................. 526 21.0

1971-72 Scott Jones ................. 607 22.5 Rick Brown .................. 581 22.3

1972-73 Roger Ingabrand ......... 432 18.0 Don Daugherty ............ 265 11.0

1973-74 Brian Wendler ............. 401 15.4 Roger Ingabrand ......... 379 14.6

1974-75 Kevin Moore ................ 357 14.3 Brian Wendler ............. 324 13.5

1975-76 Steve Coon ................. 338 13.5 Scott Johnson ............. 290 11.6

1976-77 Steve Coon ................. 423 16.3 Roosevelt Watkins ...... 378 14.5

1977-78 Roosevelt Watkins ...... 426 16.4 Steve Coon ................. 386 14.8

1978-79 Steve Coon ................. 499 19.9 Bob Wood ................... 489 19.6

1979-80 Dick Uhing ................... 352 11.0 Tim Stallings................ 312 9.7

1980-81 Mark Brown ................. 329 13.2 Dick Uhing ................... 284 11.4

1981-82 Dave Licari .................. 246 9.5 Gregg Stephens .......... 225 14.1

1982-83 Randy Fahey ............... 384 14.8 Gregg Stephens .......... 378 14.0

1983-84 Randy Lotton ............... 572 17.9 Rich King ..................... 475 14.8

1984-85 Rich King ..................... 416 15.4 Rand Woods ............... 345 13.2

1985-86 Ted Niemann ............... 428 16.5 Scott Blachly ............... 402 15.5

1986-87 Scott Blachly ............... 457 18.3 Ted Niemann ............... 391 15.0

1987-88 Ted Niemann ............... 621 24.8 Scott Blachly ............... 436 23.0

1988-89 Mark Mercer ................ 462 14.4 Tija Glass .................... 448 14.5

1989-90 Josh Robinson ............ 558 19.2 Mike Hunter ................. 431 14.9

1990-91 Josh Robinson ............ 651 21.7 Dan Beebe .................. 401 14.3

1991-92 Josh Robinson ............ 603 20.1 Jason Robinson .......... 431 14.9

1992-93 Russ Crafton ............... 545 19.5 Jason Robinson .......... 362 12.9

1993-94 Russ Crafton ............... 525 19.4 Jason Robinson .......... 460 17.0

1994-95 Jeremy Robinson ........ 515 19.8 Jeff Tophoj ................... 331 12.7

1995-96 James Robinson ......... 466 17.3 Jeremy Robinson ........ 455 16.9

1996-97 Jahvea Vidakovich ...... 504 19.4 Jason Kreiling ............. 348 13.4 1997-98 Domonic Harris ........... 583 22.4 Jason Kreiling ............. 297 11.4

1998-99 Domonic Harris ........... 385 16.7 Mark Kamerzell ........... 290 11.6 Zak Kennedy ............... 298 11.5

1999-00 Kweemada King .......... 612 23.5 Otis Frazier ................. 626 23.2

2000-01 Zak Kennedy ............... 369 15.4 Jeremy Wissing ........... 329 13.2

2001-02 Jeremy Wissing ........... 434 16.1 Elijah Collins ............... 313 11.6



2004-05 Dave Camadini ........... 385 14.3 Eric Griffo .................... 368 13.6

2005-06 Marcus Ligons ............. 379 14.0 Adisa Tobin ................. 326 12.1

2006-07 Marcus Ligons ............. 471 17.4 Theo Donley ................ 303 12.1

2007-08 Tim McLaurin .............. 458 17.6 Kyle Cotton ................. 307 11.4

2008-09 Tim McLaurin .............. 492 18.2 Kevin McClelland ........ 276 10.2

2009-10 Moala Tautuaa ............ 314 12.1 Donte Archie ............... 272 10.5

2010-11 Kevin McClelland ........ 357 14.9 Moala Tautuaa ............ 322 12.4

2011-12 Moala Tautuaa ............ 348 12.9 Kevin McClelland ........ 340 12.6

season-by-season leadersToP sCorers by seasonYear Name .......................... Pts Avg Year Name .......................... Pts Avg Year Name .......................... Pts Avg

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61-62 Felix Sanford .................21 293 13.9 Walter Green .................21 240 11.4

62-63 Walter Green .................25 233 9.3 Al Lawrence ..................25 136 5.4

63-64 Felix Sanford .................19 340 17.9

64-65 Joe Johnson ..................24 173 7.2 Jerry Bartak ...................24 141 5.9

65-66 Joe Johnson ..................24 340 14.2 Ron Kopecky .................24 142 6.0

66-67 Joe Johnson ..................26 206 8.0 Jerry Bartak ...................26 175 7.3

67-68 Joe Johnson ..................23 201 8.7 John Smith ....................23 125 5.4

68-69 Mike Kinnaird ................25 290 11.6 Jack Kuiper ...................25 184 7.4

69-70 Ron Jeffrey ....................25 251 10.0 Rex Brown.....................15 77 5.1

70-71 Ron Jeffrey ....................26 318 12.2 Scott Jones ...................25 207 8.3

71-72 Russ Taylor ...................27 258 9.6 Scott Jones ...................27 204 7.6

72-73 Roger Ingabrand ...........24 203 8.5 Don Daugherty ..............24 143 6.0

73-74 Roger Ingabrand ...........26 262 10.0 Jim Scheiman................19 127 6.7

74-75 Steve Hornback.............25 218 8.7 Kevin Moore ..................25 153 6.1

75-76 Scott Johnson ...............25 147 5.8 Steve Hornback.............23 109 4.7

76-77 Roosevelt Watkins ........26 269 10.3 Larry Uhing....................26 190 7.3

77-78 Roosevelt Watkins ........26 321 12.377-78 Larry Uhing....................26 187 7.2

78-79 Steve Coon ...................25 175 7.0 Vince Myrick ..................23 152 6.6

79-80 Tim Stallings ..................32 217 6.7 Dick Uhing .....................32 147 4.6

80-81 Mark Brown ...................25 156 6.2 Dick Uhing .....................25 140 5.6

81-82 Rod Billingsley...............23 147 6.4 Gregg Stephens ............16 99 6.2

82-83 Rod Billingsley...............21 142 6.8 Randy Lotton .................27 181 6.7

83-84 Randy Lotton .................32 255 8.0 Gregg Stephens ............32 199 6.2

84-85 Rich King .......................27 159 5.8 Charles Wigfall ..............14 90 6.4

85-86 Ted Niemann .................26 161 6.2 Rand Woods .................26 142 5.5

86-87 Phil Terpstra ..................26 142 5.5 Ted Niemann .................26 127 4.9

87-88 Ted Niemann .................25 193 7.7 Phil Terpstra ..................25 134 5.4

88-89 Mack Megown ...............32 240 7.5 Josh Robinson ..............20 110 5.5

89-90 Ron Watt .......................29 227 7.8 Josh Robinson ..............29 219 7.6

90-91 Josh Robinson ..............30 308 10.3 Jason Robinson ............29 159 5.5

91-92 Josh Robinson ..............30 257 8.6 Jason Robinson ............29 162 5.6

92-93 Jack Whitefoot...............28 121 4.3 Jeremy Robinson ..........28 121 4.3

93-94 Jeremy Robinson ..........27 169 6.3 Shannon Pearson .........27 156 5.8

94-95 Jeff Tophoj .....................26 207 8.0 Jeremy Robinson ..........26 188 7.2

95-96 Jeremy Robinson ..........27 189 7.0 Jeff Tophoj .....................27 167 6.2

96-97 Jason Kreiling................26 148 5.8 James Robinson ...........26 130 5.0

97-98 Domonic Harris .............26 195 7.5 Zak Kennedy .................26 123 4.7

98-99 Marvin Thompson .........26 159 6.1 Domonic Harris .............23 127 5.5

99-00 Otis Frazier....................27 221 8.2 Zak Kennedy .................27 142 5.3

00-01 Zak Kennedy .................24 144 6.0 Kevin Evans ..................15 120 8.0

01-02 Deon David ...................27 166 6.1 Elijah Collins..................27 142 5.3

02-03 Deon David ...................25 209 8.4 Elijah Collins..................26 165 6.3

03-04 Elijah Collins..................27 152 5.6 Darnell Williams ............27 129 4.8

04-05 Eric Griffo ......................27 197 7.3 Elijah Collins..................27 177 6.6

05-06 Marcus Ligons ...............27 218 8.1 Adisa Tobin ....................27 134 5.0

06-07 Marcus Ligons ...............27 217 8.0 FernandoBonfim...........27 161 6.0

07-08 Tim McLaurin ................26 158 6.1 Kyle Cotton....................27 136 5.0

08-09 Tim McLaurin ................27 141 5.2 Moala Tautuaa ...............25 104 4.2

09-10 Moala Tautuaa ...............26 131 5.0 Donte Archie..................26 122 4.7

10-11 Moala Tautuaa ...............26 134 5.2 Ray Mitchell...................26 126 4.8

11-12 Moala Tautuaa ...............27 150 5.6 Chris Curtis ...................27 127 4.7

Year Name .......................G Reb. Avg Year Name .......................G Reb. Avg Year Name .......................G Reb. AvgToP rebounders by season

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Air Force Academy ...............................................0 ........... 1....................... 1956Angelo State Univeristy (Tex.) ..............................0 ............1....................... 2001Augustana College (S.D.) .................................... 1 ............2.................. 2008-09Bellevue College................................................ 22 ........... 7....................... 1987Benedictine ...........................................................0 ............1.................. 2009-10Bethany College (Kan.) ........................................2 ........... 3....................... 1986Bethel College (Kan.) ...........................................1 ........... 1....................... 1974Bismarck College (N.D.) .......................................1 ........... 0....................... 1983Briar Cliff College (Iowa) .......................................1 ........... 0....................... 1971Buena Vista College (Iowa) ..................................1 ........... 0....................... 1971Cal State Dominguez Hills ....................................0 ............1.................. 2008-09Carroll College (Mont.) .........................................1 ........... 2....................... 1989Carthage College (Mo.) ........................................1 ........... 0....................... 1970Central Oklahoma University ................................1 ........... 0....................... 1983College of Santa Fe (N.M.) ...................................2 ........... 0....................... 1979Colorado College ............................................... 25 ........... 5.................. 2005-06Concordia College (Neb.) .....................................9 ........... 9....................... 1992Concordia-St. Paul College (Minn.) ......................0 ........... 2....................... 2006Cotner College .....................................................1 ........... 0....................... 1923Dakota Wesleyan University (S.D.) ..................... 2 ........... 4....................... 1963Dana College ........................................................9 ........... 2....................... 1989Denver, University of ........................................... 5 ......... 19....................... 1997Dickinson State University (N.D.) .......................16 ......... 22....................... 1993Doane College ................................................... 32 ..........25....................... 1991Eastern New Mexico University ............................1 ........... 3....................... 1988Ellsworth Air Force Base (S.D.) ............................6 ........... 0....................... 1963Emporia College (Kan.) ........................................0 ........... 1....................... 1973Fort Hays State University (Kan.) ........................ 7 ......... 28....................... 2006Goldy-Beacom College (Del.) .............................. 1 ............0....................... 2004Grand Island College ............................................0 ........... 2....................... 1927Great Falls, University of (Mont) .......................... 2 ............4....................... 2001Hastings College ............................................... 26 ..........47....................... 1989Huron University (S.D.).........................................6 ........... 6....................... 2001Illinois-Chicago Circle .......................................... 0 ............1....................... 1983Indiana State University........................................0 ........... 1....................... 1983Jamestown College (N.D.)....................................3 ........... 1....................... 1988John F. Kennedy College......................................1 ........... 0....................... 1974Johnson and Wales (Colo.) ..................................2 ............2................. 2007-08Kansas Wesleyan University ................................0 ........... 3....................... 1986Mary University (N.D.) ..........................................9 ..........14.................. 2011-12McPherson College (Kan.) ...................................3 ........... 0....................... 1988Marymount College (Kan.)....................................0 ........... 1....................... 1983McCook Junior College ........................................5 ........... 0....................... 1973McKendree College (Ill.) .......................................1 ........... 0....................... 1983Midland Lutheran College.................................. 27 ..........18....................... 1990Minnesota-Morris College.....................................0 ........... 1....................... 1969Minnesota State-Duluth ........................................0 ........... 1....................... 2000Minnesota State-Mankato.....................................3 ............2....................... 1999Minnesota State-Moorhead ..................................3 ............4....................... 2006Millersville College (Penn.) ...................................1 ........... 0....................... 1967Minot State University (N.D.) ..............................22 ......... 26....................... 1993Missouri-Kansas City, University of .....................1 ............0....................... 1970Morris-Harvey College (W. Va.) ............................0 ........... 1....................... 1967Montana State University .....................................0 ............2....................... 1994

Montana State-Billings..........................................6 ............6.................. 2011-12Morris-Harvey College (W.Va.) ............................ 0 ............1....................... 1967Mount Marty College (S.D.) ..................................9 ........... 1....................... 1987National College (S.D.) .......................................11 ............8....................... 1991Nebraska Wesleyan University .......................... 11 ..........25....................... 1988North Central Bible College (Minn.) .....................1 ............0....................... 1989North Dakota-Ellendale ........................................1 ............0....................... 1937North Dakota State University ............................. 0 ............1....................... 2002Northern Colorado, University of ..........................4 ......... 12....................... 2000Northern Montana College ...................................1 ........... 1....................... 1984Northern New Mexico ...........................................1 ............0.................. 2009-10Northern State University (S.D) ........................... 0 ............3....................... 1997Northwestern College (Iowa) ............................... 0 ............1....................... 1997Pan American College (Tex.) ................................0 ........... 1....................... 1962Peru State College (Neb.) ................................. 45 ..........71....................... 1992Phillips University (Okla.)......................................0 ........... 1....................... 1970Pillsbury Baptist (Minn.) ........................................1 ........... 0....................... 1989Rockmont College (Colo.) ....................................6 ........... 3....................... 1984Rocky Mountain College (Mont.) ..........................2 ......... 11....................... 1995San Diego State College (Cal.) ............................0 ........... 1....................... 1942San Francisco State .............................................0 ............1.................. 2009-10Scottsbluff Junior College .....................................6 ........... 0....................... 1937South Dakota School of Mines ............................ 126 ...... 64 ................ 2010-11St. Edward’s University (Tex.) ...............................2 ............0....................... 2003St. Joseph’s College (N.M.) ..................................1 ........... 0....................... 1962St. Mary’s of the Plains (Kan.) ..............................0 ........... 1....................... 1967St. Michael’s College (N.M.) .................................3 ........... 0....................... 1962St. Thomas College (Fla.) .................................... 1 ............0....................... 1997Sioux Falls University (S.D.) ................................ 2 ............0....................... 1966SouthDakota-Springfield................................... 22 ..........11....................... 1984South Dakota, University of ..................................1 ............3.................. 2008-09Southeastern Oklahoma .......................................0 ........... 1....................... 1979Southern Alberta Tech ..........................................1 ........... 0....................... 1983Southwest Minnesota State College.................... 3 ........... 2....................... 2005Southwestern Missouri State ...............................0 ........... 1....................... 1952Southwestern Oklahoma State .............................0 ........... 1....................... 1988Sterling College (Kan.) .........................................1 ........... 0....................... 1941Tarkio College (Mo.) .............................................1 ........... 0....................... 1967Trinity University (N.D.) ....................................... 1 ............0....................... 1995Utah State University ........................................... 0 ............1....................... 1993Utah Valley State University .................................0 ............1.................. 2009-10Valley City College (N.D.) .....................................0 ........... 1....................... 1970Wayland Baptist College (Tex.) ............................0 ........... 1....................... 1970Wayne State College (Neb.) .............................. 49 ......... 83.................. 2007-08Western Montana College ....................................0 ........... 1....................... 1984William Jewell College (Mo.) ................................0 ........... 2....................... 1965Winona State University (Minn.) .......................... 0 ............1....................... 1999Wyoming, University of ........................................ 0 ............2................. 2007-08Yankton College (S.D.) .........................................2 ........... 3....................... 1978York College (Neb.) ..............................................8 ........... 5....................... 1951Various High School & Town Teams .................. 10 ........... 2....................... 1951Total ..................................................................602 ........611

The Eagles’ home court is at Armstrong Gymnasium. Opened in 1964, Armstrong has a capacity of 2,500. The building is named for Ross Armstrong, long-time CSC coach and administrator.

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School..................................................................W ........................................... L ......Last GameAdams State College (Colo.) ............................. 14 ........................................ 17 .......... 2011-12Black Hills State Univ (S.D.) ............................. 117 ........................................ 66 .......... 2011-12Colorado Christian University ............................ 19 ........................................ 16 .......... 2011-12Colorado-Colorado Springs ................................ 13 ......................................... 12 .......... 2011-12Colorado School of Mines .................................. 44 ........................................ 26 .......... 2011-12Colorado State-Pueblo ......................................... 7 ........................................ 16 ......... 2011-12Colorado State University ..................................... 0 ........................................... 0 .. First MeetingFort Lewis College (Colo.) ................................... 9 ........................................ 16 .......... 2011-12Colorado Mesa University ................................... 9 ........................................ 26 .......... 2011-12Metropolitan State College (Colo.) ..................... 12 ........................................ 32 .......... 2011-12Montana Tech .......................................................2 ........................................... 5 ............... 1994Nebraska-Kearney, University of ....................... 66 ........................................112 .......... 2011-12Nebraska-Omaha, University of .......................... 9 ........................................ 12 .......... 2011-12New Mexico Highlands University ..................... 21 ......................................... 10 .......... 2011-12Regis University (Colo.) ...................................... 36 ........................................ 36 .......... 2011-12Western New Mexico University ........................... 2 ........................................... 4 .......... 2011-12 Western State College (Colo.) ........................... 35 ........................................ 25 .......... 2011-12Total .................................................................. 415 ....................................... 426

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1921-22 (7-7)Chadron High School W 24-17Alliance High School L 17-15Black Hills State W 31-15South Dakota Tech W 27-26Wayne State W 35-14Midland L 47-27Nebraska Wesleyan L 32-18Kearney State L 27-16Hastings College L 43-34Dakota Firemen W 22-16Black Hills State W 19-18Lusk High School W 60-17Kearney State L 32-10Kearney State L 24-14Coach: Ralph West

1922-23 (6-8)Chadron High School W 46-9South Dakota Tech W 16-10Wayne State W 20-15Wayne State L 11-6Midland W 30-28Midland L 21-18Wayne State L 27-24Midland L 32-19Cotner (Lincoln) W 26-15Nebraska Wesleyan L 22-10Peru State L 33-8South Dakota Tech L 20-16Kearney State L 22-15Kearney State W 15-9Coach: Ralph West

1923-24 (5-8)South Dakota Tech W 23-12Grand Island L 32-18Hastings College W 24-18Kearney State L 23-16Kearney State L 32-28South Dakota Tech W 22-18Wayne State W 28-12Wayne State L 26-19Wayne State L 20-14Midland L 23-19Nebraska-Omaha W 17-8Doane L 34-14Peru State L 33-17Coach: Ralph West

1924-25 (4-10)South Dakota Tech W 33-31Black Hills State L 22-16Hot Springs N. Guard W 30-11Wayne State L 39-10York W 20-18

Hastings College L 19-8Nebraska Wesleyan L 28-15Doane L 28-15York L 21-19York L 27-25South Dakota Tech L 36-20Doane L 16-14Doane L 23-20Black Hills State W 28-26Coach: E.C. Willis

1925-26 (4-13)Black Hills State L 36-8Black Hills State L 34-18Hastings College L 31-7Hastings College L 34-16South Dakota Tech W 30-19South Dakota Tech L 20-15Midland W 31-17Midland W 30-28Doane L 38-30Doane L 29-24Black Hills State L 58-21Black Hills State L 26-18Wayne State L 40-17Midland W 17-10Doane L 31-17Peru State L 53-7Nebraska Wesleyan L 29-16Coach: Roy Wynne

1926-27 (12-3)South Dakota Tech W 23-15Black Hills State L 46-28Black Hills State W 44-31Scottsbluff College W 41-14McCook Junior College W 35-16Wayne State W 20-19Midland L 28-20Midland W 30-22South Dakota Tech W 20-12Scottsbluff College W 20-15Black Hills State W 31-29Black Hills State W 37-29Kearney State W 46-31Grand Island College L 35-23Hastings College W 30-23Coach: Roy Wynne

1927-28 (1-11)Black Hills State L 37-24Black Hills State L 21-17Black Hills State L 33-19Black Hills State W 31-13South Dakota Tech L 39-19

Wayne State L 36-22Hastings College L 34-19Peru State L 46-13Peru State L 33-13Kearney State L 33-19South Dakota Tech L 19-16Fat Emma’s L 40-28Coach: Arthur Stark

1928-29 (5-10)Doane L 23-11Doane L 27-21South Dakota Tech L 20-19South Dakota Tech W 27-22Wayne State L 23-16Nebraska-Omaha W 21-16Kearney State L 36-21Hastings College L 21-1Black Hills State L 29-20Black Hills State W 39-25Black Hills State L 32-26Kearney State L 29-21South Dakota Tech W 23-21South Dakota Tech W 14-8Black Hills State L 28-14Coach: Roy Hahn

1929-30 (8-12)Scottsbluff Jr. College W 26-25Hastings College L 34-32Hastings College L 34-31Kimball Town Team W 43-36Black Hills State L 35-15South Dakota Tech L 26-18South Dakota Tech L 18-16Black Hills State W 42-39Black Hills State W 44-31South Dakota Tech W 34-24South Dakota Tech W 35-31Kearney State W 37-33Kearney State L 39-19Kearney State W 35-32Wayne State L 50-26Doane L 26-18Peru State L 29-11Peru State L 24-21Midland L 30-22Wayne State L 55-33Coach: Ruffus Trapp

1930-31 (6-13)Black Hills State W 27-23Black Hills State W 29-26South Dakota Tech L 30-29

game resulTs 1921-2011Ralph WestCoached: 1921-24Career: 18-23 (43.9%)

E.C. WillisCoached: 1924-25Career: 4-10 (28.6%)

Roy WynneCoached: 1925-27Career: 16-16 (50.0%)

Art StarkCoached: 1927-28Career: 1-11 (0.83%)

Roy HahnCoached: 1928-29Career: 5-10 (33.3%)

Ruffus TrappCoached: 1929-35Career: 36-60 (37.5%)

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South Dakota Tech L 37-18Kearney State L 31-35Kearney State W 27-25Black Hills State W 16-14Black Hills State W 15-14Peru State W 31-19Peru State L 36-21South Dakota Tech L 25-11South Dakota Tech L 35-27Wayne State L 50-15Wayne State L 35-15Kearney State L 36-31Kearney State L 33-15Hastings College L 35-28Wayne State L 37-19Wayne State L 37-26Coach: Ruffus Trapp

1931-32 (3-16)Black Hills State L 28-21South Dakota Tech L 37-22South Dakota Tech L 19-15Kearney State L 34-21Kearney State W 41-35Peru State L 37-29Peru State L 34-33South Dakota Tech W 46-37South Dakota Tech L 33-32Wayne State L 40-37Wayne State L 36-29Nebraska-Omaha L 50-29Nebraska-Omaha L 35-27Kearney State L 48-14Kearney State L 47-27Peru State L 31-30Peru State W 41-33Nebraska-Omaha L 48-24Nebraska-Omaha L 37-30Coach: Ruffus Trapp

1932-33 (17-4)Black Hills State W 41-30South Dakota Tech W 50-42South Dakota Tech W 40-6Black Hills State W 43-30Peru State W 37-32Peru State W 36-29Black Hills State W 34-28Black Hills State W 39-33Wayne State L 43-26Nebraska-Omaha W 59-48Nebraska-Omaha W 43-39Kearney State W 44-39Kearney State W 40-34Wayne State W 46-32Wayne State W 45-42Peru State L 41-30Peru State W 51-34Kearney State W 43-39Kearney State W 30-28South Dakota Tech L 36-34South Dakota Tech L 36-30Coach: Ruffus Trapp

1933-34 (0-8)Nebraska-Omaha L 46-27Nebraska-Omaha L 34-30Peru State L 29-12Peru State L 24-19Kearney State L 31-25Kearney State L 52-30

Wayne State L 40-33Wayne State L 32-19Coach: Ruffus Trapp

1934-35 (2-7)South Dakota Tech L 25-23South Dakota Tech L 23-18Scottsbluff Jr. College W 31-29Black Hills State W 32-31Black Hills State L 35-26Peru State L 35-27Peru State L 35-33Wayne State L 27-23Wayne State L 32-19Coach: Ruffus Trapp

1935-36 (6-7)South Dakota Tech L 30-29South Dakota Tech W 43-21Pine Ridge Warriors W 42-27Black Hills State W 46-40Black Hills State L 44-24South Dakota Tech L 39-17South Dakota Tech L 39-26Black Hills State W 27-13Black Hills State L 26-22Hemingford Town Team W 39-15Scottsbluff Jr. College W 54-22Wayne State L 28-23Wayne State L 45-24Coach: Ross Armstrong

1936-37 (16-4)Scottsbluff Jr. College W 64-20South Dakota Tech W 43-21South Dakota Tech W 37-34Dickinson State W‘ 52-22Dickinson State W 44-25Black Hills State W 59-19Black Hills State W 40-30Univ. of ND Ellendale W 61-23Northern Colorado. W 41-40Northern Colorado L 24-21Wayne State L 39-26Wayne State L 47-36Black Hills State W 47-29South Dakota Tech W 40-26Peru State W 35-32Peru State L 40-28Kearney State W 53-42Kearney State W 41-39Black Hills State W 54-38Black Hills State W 49-37Coach: Ross Armstrong

1937-38 (14-6)South Dakota Tech L 29-28South Dakota Tech W 49-34Black Hills State W 44-29Black Hills State W 65-41Colorado Mines W 53-51Colorado Mines W 48-41South Dakota Tech W 54-32South Dakota Tech W 45-38Black Hills State W 51-35Black Hills State W 56-38

Wayne State W 50-41Wayne State W 46-45Kearney State W 34-32Kearney State W 57-36Western Colorado L 74-66Western Colorado W 59-55Northern Colorado L 61-54Northern Colorado L 49-37Northern Colorado L 51-33Northern Colorado L 56-40Coach: Ross Armstrong

1938-39 (14-8)South Dakota Tech W 32-23South Dakota Tech W 42-29Black Hills State W 57-35Black Hills State W 58-42Black Hills State W 46-43Black Hills State W 59-38Regis L 41-33Regis L 41-25Kearney State W 37-26Kearney State W 42-31Western Colorado W 48-41Western Colorado L 55-36Wayne State L 36-24Wayne State L 40-36South Dakota Tech W 34-31South Dakota Tech W 47-26Colorado Mines W 35-30Colorado Mines W 38-35Northern Colorado. L 44-33Northern Colorado W 37-29Peru State L 32-24Peru State L 53-28Coach: Ross Armstrong

1939-40 (16-4)South Dakota Tech W 38-36South Dakota Tech W 35-33Western Colorado W 42-33Western Colorado W 48-36South Dakota Tech W 37-35South Dakota Tech W 43-39McCook Jr. College W 46-35Kearney State W 60-43Kearney State W 46-35Wayne State W 56-35Wayne State L 44-41 Northern Colorado. L 49-47Northern Colorado W 50-35Peru State L 47-45Peru State W 42-27Coach: Ross Armstrong

1940-41 (15-3)Black Hills State W 53-32Black Hills State W 43-32Bethany (Kan.) College L 51-50Regis W 57-35Regis W 73-33South Dakota Tech W 50-33South Dakota Tech L 49-48Black Hills State W 54-39Black Hills State W 48-36McCook Jr. College W 55-27Kearney State W 41-37Kearney State W 52-28Western Colorado W 56-53Western Colorado W 58-49Wayne State L 46-41Wayne State W 40-38

Ross ArmstrongCoached: 1935-50Career: 157-76 (67.4%)

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Peru State W 62-48Peru State W 44-26Coach: Ross Armstrong

1941-42 (17-4)Black Hills State W 42-39Black Hills State W 42-37Sterling, Kansas W 55-36Bethany (Kan.) College W 61-52Kansas Wesleyan L 59-37South Dakota Tech W 58-41South Dakota Tech W 60-42Western Colorado L 56-58Western Colorado W 68-43McCook Jr. College W 50-38Kearney State W 63-47Kearney State W 52-50Wayne State W 52-44Wayne State W 43-34Regis W 57-49Regis W 43-39Black Hills State W 58-46Black Hills State W 60-56Peru State L 40-29Peru State W 59-39San Diego, California L 34-29Coach: Ross Armstrong

1942-43 No Games1943-44 No Games1944-45 No Games

1945-46 (17-1)South Dakota Tech W 57-34South Dakota Tech W 55-30South Dakota Tech W 56-18South Dakota Tech W 52-23Kearney State W 72-29Kearney State W 80-31Regis W 78-25Regis W 66-43Black Hills State W 69-37Black Hills State W 62-34Black Hills State W 64-46Black Hills State W 74-35Regis W 78-39Regis W 66-43Peru State W 52-49Peru State L 55-45Western Colorado W 55-36Western Colorado W 65-54Coach: Ross Armstrong

1946-47 (9-10)South Dakota Tech W 46-26Midland College L 37-36Midland College L 43-42Black Hills State L 56-45South Dakota Tech W 46-39Black Hills State W 51-44Kearney State W 62-54Kearney State W 57-44Wayne State L 55-49Wayne State L 56-41Nebraska Wesleyan L 55-47Hastings College L 40-32Hastings College L 43-34Peru State W 61-58Peru State W 44-41York L 62-48York L 58-54Doane W 63-56

Doane W 59-52Coach: Ross Armstrong

1947-48 (7-13)South Dakota Tech W 37-35Black Hills State L 51-50South Dakota Tech L 46-24Midland W 51-47Midland W 39-38Wayne State L 58-49Wayne State L 52-44Kearney State L 81-60Kearney State L 88-57Hastings College L 50-38Hastings College L 47-31Nebraska Wesleyan W 57-53Nebraska Wesleyan L 60-41Doane L 56-30Doane L 47-40Peru State L 72-52Peru State L 60-52York W 57-33York W 46-40Black Hills State W 49-34Coach: Ross Armstrong

1948-49 (12-9)Black Hills State L 58-46South Dakota Tech W 54-37Minot State L 50-44Hastings College W 69-51Hastings College W 58-54South Dakota Tech W 52-48York L 59-50York W 61-54Peru State L 71-44Black Hills State W 53-45Midland W 55-52Midland L 72-50Doane W 54-36Doane W 57-54Wayne State W 47-26Wayne State L 61-40Kearney State L 70-58Kearney State L 67-54Nebraska Wesleyan W 58-31Nebraska Wesleyan W 78-43Peru State L 63-44Coach: Ross Armstrong

1949-50 (14-7)South Dakota Tech W 65-48South Dakota Tech W 63-45Black Hills State W 65-56Black Hills State W 62-51Black Hills State L 63-57Hastings College L 73-50Hastings College W 69-66York W 91-60York W 61-40Peru State L 73-48Peru State L 67-29Midland W 79-53Midland W 74-63Doane L 68-62Doane L 62-51Wayne State W 90-66Wayne State W 57-54Kearney State W 56-54Kearney State L 69-53Nebraska Wesleyan W 84-83Nebraska Wesleyan W 73-68Coach: Ross Armstrong

1950-51 (14-10)South Dakota Tech W 52-38South Dakota Tech W 75-53Black Hills State L 49-48Rapid City Flyers W 63-61Black Hills State W 60-55South Dakota Tech W 32-21South Dakota Tech W 44-42Rapid City Flyers W 55-48Hastings College L 69-66Hastings College L 68-54York W 69-43York W 86-68Peru State L 54-45Peru State L 64-55Midland W 55-52Midland L 76-57Doane W 61-60Doane W 66-53Wayne State W 62-60Wayne State L 61-55Kearney State L 59-56Kearney State W 69-62Nebraska Wesleyan L 58-47Nebraska Wesleyan L 77-60Coach: Pete Clark

1951-52 (18-7)South Dakota Tech L 52-50South Dakota Tech L 57-44South Dakota Tech W 81-65Black Hills State W 84-47Colorado Mines W 81-60Colorado Mines W 76-67Black Hills State W 84-47Hastings College L 64-55Hastings College W 63-50Peru State W 75-72Peru State L 60-52Midland W 71-61Midland W 68-47South Dakota Tech W 72-58Doane W 78-72Doane L 78-74Wayne State W 70-54Wayne State W 87-66Kearney State W 86-68Kearney State W 100-74Nebraska Wesleyan L 69-65Nebraska Wesleyan W 83-67Hastings College W 79-74 (NAIB Playoff)Nebraska-Omaha W 71-67Springfield, MO L 87-66 (NAIB - K. C.)Coach: Loy Young

1952-53 (17-7)South Dakota Tech W 81-76South Dakota Tech W 85-73Black Hills State W 84-56

Pete ClarkCoached: 1950-51Career: 14-10 (58.3%)

Loy YoungCoached: 1951-56Career: 84-37 (69.5%)

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Colorado Mines W 90-58Colorado Mines W 59-54South Dakota Tech L 66-57South Dakota Tech W 80-76Black Hills State W 78-72Peru State L 70-48Peru State W 79-65Midland W 71-61Midland W 103-60Doane W 73-69Doane W 73-69Wayne State L 82-77Wayne State L 85-76Kearney State W 94-77Kearney State W 83-78Nebraska Wesleyan L 92-79Nebraska Wesleyan L 80-72Hastings College W 92-73Hastings College W 91-73Nebraska-Omaha W 74-61 (NAIA Playoff)Nebraska Wesleyan L 68-57 (NAIA Playoff)Coach: Loy Young

1953-54 (14-12)Black Hills State W 63-46South Dakota Tech L 66-63South Dakota Tech L 66-54Colorado Mines W 55-46Colorado Mines W 71-56South Dakota Tech L 72-48South Dakota Tech W 84-61Jamestown W 79-66Huron L 77-48Black Hills State L 77-71Peru State L 67-66Peru State W 57-55Midland W 74-64Midland W 79-62Doane W 73-59Doane L 72-66Wayne State L 63-55Wayne State W 69-55Kearney State W 85-79Kearney State W 79-76Nebraska Wesleyan L 67-63Nebraska Wesleyan W 61-56Hastings College L 64-59Hastings College L 80-77Hastings College W 50-30Nebraska Wesleyan L 74-62Coach: Loy Young

1954-55 (19-6)South Dakota Tech W 92-81South Dakota Tech W 88-71Black Hills State W 88-45South Dakota Tech W 75-70Colorado Mines W 77-54Colorado Mines W 54-45South Dakota Tech W 82-69Eastern New Mexico W 65-57 Kearney State L 74-72Doane W 82-62Midland W 72-59Midland W 74-63Nebraska Wesleyan L 98-78Nebraska Wesleyan L 70-59Wayne State W 100-83Wayne State W 77-70Doane W 65-63Doane W 60-57

Kearney State W 103-65Kearney State W 102-66Black Hills State W 92-80Peru State L 60-57Peru State W 73-67Hastings College L 91-66Hastings College L 95-56Coach: Loy Young

1955-56 (16-5)South Dakota Tech W 77-76Black Hills State W 96-70South Dakota Tech W 83-68Black Hills State W 68-64Midland W 84-72Midland W 75-71Nebraska Wesleyan W 68-66Nebraska Wesleyan W 74-69Southern (S.D.) State W 90-81Wayne State W 83-78Wayne State W 74-73Doane L 94-87Doane W 97-88Kearney State L 77-69Kearney State W 70-61Peru State W 74-62Peru State W 75-61Hastings College L 107-73Hastings College W 76-73Hastings College L 91-79Hastings College L 77-67Coach: Loy Young

1956-57 (9-15)Black Hill L 68-63South Dakota Tech L 92-69Eastern Montana W 84-69Eastern Montana W 81-68Air Force Academy L 80-54Midland W 75-60Midland W 74-71Black Hills State W 74-58Southern (S.D.) State St. L 89-71Jamestown, N.D., College W 55-52South Dakota Tech W 70-68Nebraska Wesleyan L 82-64Nebraska Wesleyan L 58-47South Dakota Tech W 84-69Wayne State L 81-57Wayne State L 74-68Kearney State L 124-99Kearney State L 81-74Peru State W 72-64Peru State L 71-59Hastings College L 81-68Hastings College L 75-74Doane College L 72-65Doane College L 82-67Coach: Dudley Draxton

1957-58 (15-10)South Dakota Tech L 61-55Black Hills State L 71-67Eastern Montana W 70-60Eastern Montana W 87-67Black Hills State W 86-66

South Dakota Tech L 83-61Concordia L 73-68Concordia W 69-66Rocky Mountain L 63-62Colorado Mines W 70-65Midland W 74-63Midland W 56-43Wayne State W 71-46Wayne State W 58-53Dana W 68-50Dana W 85-62Kearney State W 78-67Kearney State W 73-72Peru State L 77-60Peru State L 84-56Hastings College W 80-66Hastings College W 75-67Doane College L 79-60Doane College L 78-76Hastings College L 85-79 (NAIA Playoff)Coach: Dudley Draxton

1958-59 (14-11)South Dakota Tech W 65-50Black Hills State W 53-43Black Hills State W 74-68EllsWorth AFB W 57-49South Dakota Tech W 80-58Concordia W 69-47Concordia W 73-55Dana W 49-44Dana W 62-47Minot State W 72-54South Dakota Tech W 59-42Midland L 60-57Midland L 62-60Wayne State L 47-46Wayne State L 42-38Kearney State W 68-63Kearney State L 75-73Peru State L 59-56Peru State L 71-70Hastings College L 82-60Hastings College L 95-74Doane W 74-52Doane W 59-57Nebraska Wesleyan L 56-46Nebraska Wesleyan L 76-65Coach: Dudley Draxton

1959-60 (12-10)Black Hills State L 92-79South Dakota Tech W 86-64Concordia W 72-64Concordia W 75-57Dana W 84-70Dana L 78-72Black Hills State W 86-63Midland L 84-70Midland L 67-64Wayne State L 75-63Wayne State W 71-64South Dakota Tech W 65-51Kearney State W 72-62Kearney State L 65-59Peru State L 86-97Peru State L 67-96Hastings College W 82-75Hastings College L 67-62Doane W 97-81Doane W 76-75

Dudley DraxtonCoached: 1956-60Career: 50-46 (52.1%)

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Nebraska Wesleyan W 68-67Nebraska Wesleyan L 76-74Coach: Dudley Draxton

1960-61 (12-11)Black Hills State L 77-68Southern (S.D.) State W 77-54Southern (S.D.) State W 83-62South Dakota Tech L 77-75Dakota Wesleyan L 64-55Black Hills State W 73-57Rocky Maintain L 85-59Rocky Mountain L 73-60South Dakota Tech W 76-65Ellsworth AFB W 74-58Peru State L 75-60Peru State L 80-62Ellsworth AFB W 76-65Kearney State L 75-60Kearney State L 84-71Wayne State W 71-61Wayne State W 78-68Hastings College W 76-68Hastings College W 57-55Doane W 96-84Doane W 83-59Nebraska Wesleyan L 70-59Nebraska Wesleyan L 73-48Coach: Mack Peyton

1961-62 (16-11)South Dakota Tech W 80-76Southern (S.D.) State W 52-42Southern (S.D.) State L 71-57Ellsworth AFB W 79-58Dakota Wesleyan W 76-55Dakota Wesleyan L 62-56Black Hills State W 93-91Saint Joseph’s (N.M.) W 78-61Saint Michael’s (N.M.) W 83-76Carthage (Ill.)College W 71-62Pan American (Texas) L 72-64Saint Michael’s (N.M.) W 81-75South Dakota Tech L 79-76Black Hills State L 73-49Peru State L 86-63Peru State L 82-75Ellsworth AFB W 95-87Kearney State W 83-68Kearney State W 92-88Wayne State L 83-69Wayne State L 87-78Hastings College W 97-87Hastings College W 98-66Doane W 88-72Doane L 68-66Nebraska Wesleyan W 97-89Nebraska Wesleyan L 81-67Coach: Mack Peyton

1962-63 (15-10)Southern (S.D.) State W 64-56Southern (S.D.) State L 72-67Dakota Wesleyan L 61-48Dakota Wesleyan L 58-51Black Hills State W 78-77

Ellsworth AFB W 76-51South Dakota Tech W 69-67Saint Michael’s (N.M.) W 78-67Adams State L 93-75Western Colorado W 72-65New Mexico Highlands L 101-73New Mexico Highlands L 82-62Wayne State L 74-69Wayne State L 56-36South Dakota Tech W 79-64Black Hills State W 58-51Ellsworth AFB W 57-43Doane W 78-69Doane W 70-57Hastings College W 77-75Hastings College L 74-72Peru State W 89-81Peru State L 55-53Kearney State W 95-77Kearney State W 91-78Coach: Mack Peyton

1963-64 (13-9)South Dakota Tech W 87-66Dakota Wesleyan W 85-79Black Hills State L 100-84Southern (S.D.) State W 81-75Southern (S.D.) State W 78-67South Dakota Tech W 79-57William Jewell L 90-62Fort Lewis A&M W 93-76Rocky Mountain L 81-79Black Hills State W 89-78Wayne State L 76-69Wayne State L 73-70Southern Colorado L 86-80Southern Colorado W 112-111Doane W 77-72Doane W 97-91Hastings College W 74-70Hastings College L 70-69Peru State L 82-64Peru State L 91-84Kearney State W 89-73Kearney State W 82-77Coach: Mack Peyton

1964-65 (10-14)South Dakota Tech W 71-55Huron L 75-71Southern (S.D.) State W 74-48Southern (S.D.) State W 65-54Western State L 76-74Sioux Falls College W 80-72Adams State L 88-57William Jewell L 60-46Yankton College L 57-55Wayne State L 67-58Wayne State L 88-62Southern Colorado L 82-41Southern Colorado L 68-53South Dakota Tech W 64-43Black Hills State W 63-60Black Hills State L 87-67Hastings College L 66-60Hastings College L 80-62Peru State L 62-57Peru State W 74-64Kearney State W 67-64Kearney State W 76-71Doane W 74-64Doane L 93-67

Coach: Mack Peyton

1965-66 (19-5)South Dakota Tech W 69-62Huron W 81-51Huron W 72-58Black Hills State W 74-56Southern (S.D.) State W 94-56Southern (S.D.) State L 74-61Doane W 114-63Doane W 93-57Sioux Falls South Dakota W 76-60Minot State, N.D., College W 79-59South Dakota Tech W 98-58Wayne State L 87-75Wayne State W 70-65Colorado College W 91-57Colorado College W 87-53Black Hills State W 98-84Western Colorado L 67-65Western Colorado W 63-52Hastings College W 103-74Hastings College W 84-66Peru State L 73-64Peru State L 84-70Kearney State W 88-77Kearney State W 86-68Coach: Mack Peyton

1966-67 (22-6)South Dakota Tech W 75-59Huron W 73-64Black Hills State W 110-82Southern Colorado W 96-65Southern Colorado W 86-51Fort Hays State L 82-80Saint Mary’s of Plains, KS L 78-73Northern Montana State W 104-68Tarkio (Mo.) College W 90-71Colorado Mines W 99-87Colorado Mines W 91-74Colorado College W 64-62Wayne State W 84-76Wayne State W 98-75Eastern New Mexico L 80-61Eastern New Mexico L 78-59Black Hills State L 61-51Kearney State W 111-73Hastings College W 80-72Hastings College W 87-80Peru State W 114-85Peru State W 103-79South Dakota Tech W 85-71Kearney State W 80-67Nebraska-Omaha W 121-87Nebraska-Omaha W 81-65Millersville Pennsylvania W 83-66Morris-Harvey, W.Va. L 91-76Coach: Mack Peyton

1967-68 (18-5)South Dakota Tech W 88-87Black Hills State W 87-70Southern (S.D.) State W 72-69Southern (S.D.) State L 78-66Western State W 89-63Western State W 77-62Minot State W 79-69Minot State W 91-60Southwestern Minn. St. W 91-70Colorado Mines W 82-81Yankton W 87-85

Mack PeytonCoached: 1960-74Career: 190-159 (54.4%)

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Wayne State L 77-63Wayne State L 80-56New Mexico Highlands W 69-54Black Hills State W 100-81Dickinson State L 85-76South Dakota Tech W 86-60Kearney State W 108-79Hastings College W 92-67Hastings College W 86-76Peru State W 93-92Peru State W 79-70Kearney State L 71-67Coach: Mack Peyton

1968-69 (12-13)South Dakota Tech L 79-53Huron W 55-50Rocky Mountain L 64-63Montana Tech W 81-61Black Hills State W 81-80Southern (S.D.) State W 92-75Southern (S.D.) State W 72-66Minot State W 86-72Minot State W 93-84Southwestern Minn. State L 71-58Colorado College W 84-72Minnesota-Morris L 83-78Wayne State L 90-61Black Hills State L 86-74Western State L 86-73Dickinson State W 67-62Metropolitan State W 90-76Kearney State W 73-71South Dakota Tech W 102-94Hastings College L 77-71Hastings College L 83-68Peru State L 85-65Peru State L 72-61Kearney State L 73-68Wayne State L 76-66Coach: Mack Peyton

1969-70 (6-19)South Dakota Tech W 69-61Southern (S.D.) State L 70-68Southern (S.D.) State W 71-56Black Hills State L 78-67Dickinson State L 63-61Dickinson State L 75-64Great Falls, Mont., College L 92-72Great Falls, Mont., College L 91-77Valley City, N.D., College L 93-81Buena Vista, Iowa, College W 95-79Phillips, Okla., University L 79-56Minot State L 110-79Minot State W 67-59Black Hills State L 66-46Wayne State L 69-44Kearney State L 83-81South Dakota Tech L 74-45Colorado College W 72-44Hastings College L 73-55Peru State L 74-66Peru State L 96-75Kearney State L 78-72Hastings College L 88-67Colorado College W 87-77Wayne State L 82-65Coach: Mack Peyton

1970-71 (18-8)Southern (S.D.) State W 89-72

Black Hills State W 92-64Colorado Mines W 76-74Moorhead State L 85-80South Dakota Tech L 91-78Dickinson State L 60-57Dickinson State W 72-70Minot State W 84-70Minot State W 76-69Metropolitan State W 107-71University of Missouri-KC W 101-88Wayland Baptist L 70-54South Dakota Tech W 102-83Kearney State W 89-80Wayne State W 83-79Briar Cliff W 74-69Black Hills State W 83-72College of Great Falls L 72-70College of Great Falls L 93-67Peru State W 78-65Peru State W 65-62Southern (S.D.) State W 94-61Kearney State L 91-90Colorado College W 86-77Wayne State W 79-67Kearney State L 81-69Coach: Mack Peyton

1971-1972 (14-13)Black Hills State W 84-72South Dakota, Springfield W 86-64Dickinson State L 83-77Dickinson State W 78-72South Dakota Tech L 109-88Bellevue W 98-66Western State (OT) L 76-72Mount Marty South Dakota W 80-73Minot State L 98-88Minot State (OT) L 87-81Montana Tech (OT) W 109-106Montana Tech L 97-94Black Hills State W 61-58Wayne State L 78-61Hastings College L 96-73Peru State W 79-62Kearney State (OT) L 88-86Nebraska-Omaha W 85-77South Dakota Tech (OT) W 103-100Mount Marty, S.D. W 64-62Peru State W 70-69South Dakota-Springfield L 75-68Kearney State L 93-87Univ. of Nebraska-Omaha L 81-70Mount Marty South Dakota W 75-55Wayne State (OT) W 92-88Hastings College L 79-78Coach: Mack Peyton

1972-73 (4-20)South Dakota Tech L 79-61Nebraska-Omaha L 91-47Dickinson State W 74-70Dickinson State L 81-72Colorado Mines L 71-57Minot State W 66-64Minot State L 79-69Black Hills State L 89-67Southwestern Minnesota W 60-58Montana Tech L 67-56College of Emporia L 61-43South Dakota-Springfield L 78-69Wayne State L 86-54Hastings College L 85-65

Nebraska-Omaha L 110-62*Concordia College * 71-50Kearney State L 91-73South Dakota Tech L 82-74South Dakota-Springfield L 77-73Peru State L 75-69Peru State L 83-70Kearney State L 111-74Wayne State L 72-62Black Hills State W 86-82*Chadron ForfeitedCoach: Mack Peyton

1973-74 (11-15)Dickinson State L 87-72Dickinson State L 80-66Black Hills State W 69-68Colorado College W 74-53Colorado Mines W 75-51Bellevue College W 61-53South Dakota Tech L 68-55Minot State L 77-65Minot State L 87-72Metropolitan State L 47-45Western State W 76-72Colorado Mines (OT) W 73-71Bethel College W 74-72Fort Lewis L 91-76Wayne State L 70-59Concordia L 68-67Peru State W 66-64Kearney State L 79-70South Dakota Tech W 91-76Bellevue W 72-67Peru State L 82-72Black Hills State L 85-68South Dakota-Springfield L 68-63Colorado Mines W 81-72Kearney State L 117-87Wayne State L 88-58Coach: Mack Peyton

1974-75 (9-16)Dickinson State L 79-72Dickinson State L 76-69Concordia W 84-68Black Hills State L 81-74Minot State L 70-66Minot State L 54-53John F. Kennedy College W 77-69Western State L 108-84Black Hills State W 68-65South Dakota-Springfield L 83-73Yankton L 69-60Wayne State L 80-51Peru State W 82-60Kearney State L 87-62Peru State W 71-62Black Hills State W 53-48Northern Colorado L 85-73South Dakota Tech L 68-60Kearney State L 77-74Concordia W 66-64Wayne State L 67-64Northern Colorado L 97-66South Dakota Tech W 85-75Bellevue L 70-66Coach: Bob Van Poppel

Bob Van PoppelCoached: 1974-76Career: 18-32 (36.0%)

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1975-76 (9-16)Mary College L 69-60South Dakota Tech W 74-55Dickinson State L 74-61Dickinson State L 70-54Colorado L 80-64Metropolitan State W 82-59Minot State L 70-60Minot State (OT) L 71-68Concordia Nebr. (OT) W 67-62Bethel College L 72-57Concordia Minnesota L 85-62Wayne State L 76-67Concordia Nebr. W 64-61Black Hills State L 81-71Kearney State L 82-70Mount Marty W 66-61Bellevue L 87-70Peru State W 89-64Kearney State L 108-71South Dakota Tech L 78-66Black Hills State L 74-69Mount Marty W 78-64Wayne State L 89-69Bellevue W 79-75Peru State W 78-74Coach: Bob Van Poppel

1976-77 (17-9)South Dakota Tech W 79-65Mary L 107-97Minot State L 81-99Colorado College W 92-77Metropolitan State W 100-56Minot State W 81-80Dickinson State W 65-57Dickinson State W 76-55Western State W 69-67Colorado College W 90-62Mount Marty College W 61-49Wayne State L 91-81South Dakota Tech W 94-91Metropolitan State W 81-36Kearney State L 99-85Peru State L 68-67Bellevue L 85-73Mount Marty W 95-82Kearney State L 119-73Peru State W 84-81Black Hills State W 63-54Yankton L 77-76Mount Marty L 96-79Black Hills State W 78-56Bellevue W 83-78Wayne State W 74-73Coach: Larry Riley

1977-78 (17-9)Wyoming L 91-68Dickinson State W 86-72Minot State L 67-58Colorado College W 82-77Metropolitan State W 97-76Springfield W 106-65 Hastings College L 65-62

Metropolitan State W 109-59Western W 109-93Mount Marty W 67-64Dickinson State L 76-62Minot State W 82-80South Dakota Tech W 71-65Metropolitan State W 116-64Black Hills State L 74-58Peru State W 79-77Bellevue W 84-82Kearney State L 106-100Colorado College W 92-69Wayne State W 86-63Peru State L 55-51South Dakota Tech W 104-81Bellevue W 88-64Kearney State L 85-62Black Hills State W 72-59Wayne State L 100-97Coach: Larry Riley

1978-79 (15-10)Black Hills State W 66-65Colorado College W 81-60Western State W 77-76Regis L 76-65Minot State W 61-57Dickinson State W 76-65South Dakota Tech W 101-73Colorado College W 85-56Colorado Mines L 65-57Rocky Mountain L 78-65Minot State L 82-76Dickinson State L 97-79Mary L 71-68Yankton W 89-66Bellevue W 82-70Peru State (OT) W 84-81Kearney State L 65-60Mary L 70-64Peru State W 71-59Wayne State W 68-65Kearney State L 105-75Black Hills State W 77-62Bellevue W 87-74South Dakota Tech W 99-80Wayne State L 65-55Coach: Ed Sparling

1979-80 (20-12)Southeast Oklahoma L 73-56Fort Hays State W 78-64Doane W 75-73Regis L 70-68Dickinson State (OT) L 59-57College of Santa Fe W 74-65New Mexico Highlands W 98-89Fort Lewis L 78-76Minot State W 64-58Black Hills State W 78-72Midland Lutheran W 97-81Colorado Mines L 72-70College of Santa Fe W 62-57Mesa State L 57-56Dickinson State W 66-57Minot State L 66-51Mary W 65-63

Kearney State L 100-75Denver University L 62-46Peru State W 61-55Bellevue W 71-65Mary W 75-62South Dakota Tech W 76-74Wayne State W 70-68Peru State W 89-74Kearney State L 79-78Black Hills State W 83-82Denver University L 71-57South Dakota Tech W 92-68Bellevue W 78-65Wayne State W 56-52Hastings College L 81-80Coach: Ed Sparling

1980-81 (15-13)Midland (OT) L 90-83Dana W 60-58Concordia L 79-67Mary (OT) L 70-66Minot State W 73-62Dickinson State (OT) W 64-60Huron L 65-56South Dakota Tech W 66-56Dickinson State W 60-58Black Hills State W 65-50Minot State W 67-64Rockmont W 84-62Kearney State L 81-67Peru State L 56-55Bellevue W 82-78Mary W 68-66Rockmont W 101-76Denver University L 67-46Midland L 76-75Wayne State L 76-61South Dakota Tech W 78-53Black Hills State L 63-59Denver University L 51-49Kearney State L 53-52Bellevue W 77-62Peru State W 69-55Wayne State W 55-49Wayne State L 69-67Coach: Ed Sparling

1981-82 (7-19)Hastings College L 67-57Doane L 93-63Midland Lutheran L 66-47Black Hills State L 71-48South Dakota Tech L 87-70Dickinson State L 53-47Black Hills State L 66-53National College W 90-47Huron L 68-46Mary L 92-66Dickinson State L 77-64Colorado College L 57-53Denver University L 67-40Rockmont W 87-65Kearney State L 95-80Peru State L 57-53Bellevue L 80-69Rockmont W 88-56Wayne State L 71-65

Larry RileyCoached: 1976-78Career: 34-18 (65.4%)

Ed SparlingCoached: 1978-81Career: 50-35 (58.8%)

Bob DavisCoached: 1981-87Career: 69-95 (42.1%)

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South Dakota Tech W 90-69Bellevue W 66-59Peru State L 54-52Kearney State L 105-59Colorado College W 67-55Wayne State (OT) W 95-88Coach: Bob Davis

1982-83 (14-13)Bethany L 69-63Rockmont L 71-70Dana W 55-49Hastings College L 61-59Concordia L 72-67South Dakota Tech W 77-69Denver University L 62-51Black Hills State L 81-80South Dakota Tech W 68-49Black Hills State W 95-63Huron L 71-69Mary L 81-69Bismarck W 96-69Denver University L 56-42Rockmont L 83-79Colorado College W 83-77Colorado College W 72-65Rockmont W 94-62Peru State L 65-55Bellevue W 87-70Wayne State W 61-53Bellevue W 77-58Kearney State (OT) W 68-67Peru State L 62-60Mary W 71-65Wayne State W 69-68Kearney State L 72-52Coach: Bob Davis

1983-84 (16-16)McKendree W 66-55Central State W 65-63Marymount L 72-49Doane L 96-62Midland Lutheran W 81-79Dana L 70-62Indiana State L 93-64Chicago-Circle L 120-76South Dakota-Springfield W 90-59Black Hills State W 82-60Black Hills State W 79-69National College W 83-56Huron L 62-57South Dakota-Springfield W 70-63Southern Alberta W 72-68Mary (OT) L 88-79Colorado College L 84-81Rockmont L 67-59Regis L 69-60Peru State L 65-54Bellevue (OT) L 80-76National College W 92-54Rockmont W 82-65Mary W 61-55Wayne State L 72-65Bellevue W 69-64Kearney State L 74-67Peru State L 55-47Regis W 87-71Colorado College W 111-80Wayne State W 74-73Kearney State L 81-61Coach: Bob Davis

1984-85 (9-18)Jamestown L 79-67Rocky Mountain L 92-66Montana Tech L 71-49Great Falls W 83-72Northern Montana L 73-72Rocky Mountain L 76-73Metropolitan State L 74-61Black Hills State W 70-62Western Montana L 72-70Black Hills State L 81-73National College W 72-56Adams State L 66-60Colorado Mines W 81-75Kearney State L 98-59Metropolitan State W 63-57Colorado College L 77-72Regis L 65-38Peru State L 68-56Bellevue L 88-60National College W 75-62Regis L 48-47Wayne State L 91-72Peru State W 70-62Bellevue W 84-69Colorado College L 87-86Wayne State W 71-70Kearney State L 69-67Coach: Bob Davis

1985-86 (10-16)Bethany L 63-59Kansas Wesleyan L 73-58McPherson W 75-57Black Hills State L 80-77Rocky Mountain W 72-69Regis L 70-58Colorado College W 93-87Black Hills State W 70-61Minot State L 72-71Mary W 67-63National College W 67-60Rocky Mountain L 99-84Carroll College L 70-60Minot State L 86-72Mary L 83-63Peru State L 69-68Bellevue W 65-62Colorado College W 84-81Wayne State L 53-51Regis W 74-69Kearney State L 103-74Peru State L 54-52National College L 75-66Bellevue W 90-68Wayne State L 73-66Kearney State L 78-76Coach: Bob Davis

1986-87 (13-13)Kansas Wesleyan L 78-66Bethany W 84-73McPherson W 91-70Colo.-Colo. Springs W 81-70Black Hills State W 93-90Colo.-Colo. Springs W 81-70Regis L 82-65Dickinson State W 71-68Minot State W 86-84Black Hills State W 80-72Dickinson State L 68-61Minot State L 82-81

Mary L 75-60National College W 69-68National College L 85-82Regis L 57-39Peru State W 65-64Bellevue L 88-83Mary W 83-62Wayne State W 73-71Kearney State L 101-71Kearney State L 87-75Peru State L 70-63Bellevue W 87-76Wayne State L 80-58Concordia L 89-77Coach: Bob Davis

1987-88 (9-16)South Dakota Tech (OT) W 86-85South Dakota Tech L 107-88National College (OT) L 85-82Black Hills State L 71-56Mount Marty W 104-78National College L 95-91South Dakota Tech W 111-85Black Hills State L 88-87Minot State L 104-100Doane W 103-82Mary W 87-84National College L 80-79Doane W 122-115Kearney State L 141-119Denver University L 96-94Regis L 87-71Minot State L 109-95Mary W 110-106South Dakota Tech (OT) L 89-87National College L 79-78Colorado Baptist W 97-78Colo.-Colo. Springs W 109-107Denver University L 108-99Regis L 74-72Kearney State L 104-98Coach: Bob Wood

1988-89 (8-24)Hastings College L 114-91South Dakota Tech L 84-76Rocky Mountain L 88-80North Central W 91-76McPherson W 99-94Colo.-Colo. Springs W 111-91Black Hills State L 80-76Mary L 118-102Dickinson State L 91-90Minot State L 94-85Carroll L 111-85Jamestown W 108-95Southwest Oklahoma L 85-66Eastern New Mexico L 92-68Black Hills State L 84-82South Dakota Tech W 97-77Nebraska Wesleyan L 89-83Concordia L 98-83Western L 107-101Mesa State L 87-86Regis W 82-73Hastings College L 69-58

Bob WoodCoached: 1987-97Career: 112-168 (40.0%)

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Kearney State L 119-91Denver University (OT) L 92-85Mary L 83-73National College (OT) W 94-87Minot State (OT) L 104-99National College L 94-70Kearney State L 138-104Colorado Baptist W 81-80Regis L 91-80Denver University L 108-104Coach: Bob Wood

1989-90 (14-15)Montana Tech L 116-93Carroll W 98-90Dickinson State L 97-92Minot State L 93-86Rocky Mountain L 83-82Pillsbury Baptist W 103-79Dana W 121-110Black Hills State W 95-78Minot State L 92-85Black Hills State W 88-79Western State W 108-82Western State W 73-58Mesa State L 128-97Western W 76-74National College W 95-89Nebraska-Kearney W 110-87South Dakota Tech W 85-71Regis L 88-77Denver University L 98-89Wayne State W 87-77South Dakota Tech L 93-83Colorado Christian W 103-98Wayne State (OT) L 95-83Denver University L 102-78Regis (OT) W 98-94National College L 84-82Colorado Christian L 111-92Nebraska-Kearney L 113-94*Midland Lutheran L 113-108*Playoff gameCoach: Bob Wood

1990-91 (11-19)South Dakota Tech W 110-97Minot State L 104-102Dickinson State W 94-90Black Hills State W 77-65Denver University W 100-88Wayne State L 100-86Regis L 85-70Black Hills State W 77-76National College W 86-49Regis W 82-72Adams State L 122-108Fort Lewis L 110-95Mesa State L 97-92Western L 82-79Colorado Mines W 105-98Nebraska-Kearney L 117-105Fort Hays State L 116-101Mesa State L 118-98Western L 92-84Colorado Mines L 102-91South Dakota Tech L 112-98Adams State L 85-76Fort Lewis L 120-102Nebraska-Kearney L 100-84Fort Hays State L 110-76Denver University L 114-100

National College W 84-77Wayne State W 88-62Doane W 91-88Concordia L 91-78Coach: Bob Wood

1991-92 (16-14)Western W 76-73New Mexico Highlands W 96-93Fort Hays State L 93-75Black Hills State L 93-85Dickinson State L 87-82Minot State W 112-91South Dakota Tech L 103-92South Dakota Tech L 95-93Black Hills State W 82-77Denver University W 93-82Minot State W 117-93Denver University L 112-83Fort Hays State L 93-88Colorado Mines W 104-85*Mesa State W* 88-90Western State L 91-78Regis L 100-73Adams State W 79-72New Mexico Highlands W 117-100Mesa State W 94-81Western State W 80-70Adams State L 92-70New Mexico Highlands L 92-89Nebraska-Kearney W 108-102Colorado Mines W 99-90Fort Hays State L 109-69Regis W 99-86Nebraska-Kearney L 96-92+Peru State W 93-76+Concordia L 100-67*Game forfeited to CSC+NAIA District 11 PlayoffCoach: Bob Wood

1992-93 (12-16)Minot State W 108-71Minot State L 100-95Dickinson State W 88-84South Dakota Tech W 75-70South Dakota Tech L 84-80Black Hills State L 87-75Regis L 106-92Denver University W 73-69Regis L 77-74Montana State L 106-62Nebraska-Kearney L 86-81Fort Hays State L 91-88Colorado Mines W 82-62Denver University L 89-74Mesa State L 83-79Western State L 83-75Black Hills State L 66-56Adams State W 116-106New Mexico Highlands W 97-71Nebraska-Kearney L 113-79Mesa State L 75-68Western L 102-72Adams State W 83-82New Mexico Highlands W 94-91Fort Hays State W 97-77Colorado Mines W 83-75# Colorado Mines W 95-83# Mesa State L 78-62Coach: Bob Wood# RMAC Tourney Games

1993-94 (17-10)Regis (OT) L 89-83Dickinson State L 93-87Minot State W 111-95South Dakota Tech W 104-95Minot State W 128-100Denver University W 97-85Utah State L 109-71Denver University L 99-74South Dakota Tech W 84-76Colorado Mines W 78-68Black Hills State L 78-71Fort Hays State W 102-92Adams State W 96-85New Mexico Highlands L 89-87Mesa State W 83-81Western W 91-80Regis W 81-60New Mexico Highlands W 106-96Adams State W 95-83Black Hills State L 102-87Fort Hays State L 80-64Nebraska-Kearney W 91-85Mesa State L 66-64Western W 89-82Nebraska-Kearney W 103-99Colorado Mines W 94-77#Colorado Mines L 71-68# RMAC Tournament GameCoach: Bob Wood

1994-95 (4-22)Northern Colorado L 102-83Black Hills State W 88-79South Dakota Tech L 78-71Northern Colorado L 92-78Black Hills State L 102-92Regis L 89-77Montana Tech L 106-73MSU-Bozeman L 123-64*Colorado Mines (OT) L 86-85Regis L 89-77*New Mexico Highlands L 107-98 *Fort Hays State L 101-63 *Fort Lewis L 97-85*Adams State (OT) L 104-98South Dakota Tech L 96-69*Western State L 92-80*Mesa State L 91-56Nebraska-Kearney L 93-83*Fort Lewis L 75-73*Adams State L 92-76*New Mexico Highlands W 104-94*Fort Hays State W 91-85*Mesa State L 70-63*Western State W 90-80Nebraska-Kearney L 107-97*Colorado Mines L 85-84*RMAC gamesCoach: Bob Wood

1995-96 (10-17)Rocky Mountain W 89-83Trinity Bible W 107-72Black Hills State W 113-98Northern State L 103-85Moorhead State W 96-77*Colorado Mines L 89-81Regis (OT) L 73-71South Dakota Tech L 78-77*Nebraska-Kearney L 110-95*Fort Hays State L 93-86South Dakota Tech W 97-80Black Hills State L 87-72Regis L 82-70

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*New Mexico Highlands W 88-80*Mesa State L 89-68*Western L 111-85*Adams State L 99-89*Fort Lewis W 118-97*Colorado Mines L 100-84*New Mexico Highlands W 75-70*Nebraska-Kearney L 96-73*Fort Hays State L 98-61*Mesa State W 72-69*Western L 85-84*Adams State L 92-66*Fort Lewis (OT) W 112-111*Nebraska-Kearney L 95-81*RMAC gamesCoach: Bob Wood

1996-97 (11-15)South Dakota Tech W 89-59Black Hills State L 93-74Northern State L 114-72Moorhead State W 104-97South Dakota Tech W 85-81*New Mexico Highlands W 96-89Denver University L 85-75*Southern Colorado L 70-66*Colo.-Colo. Springs W 110-98Black Hills State L 81-63*Fort Lewis W 87-79*Adams State L 67-63*Mesa State L 89-80*Western W 87-82*Regis W 75-69*Colorado Christian L 76-70*Nebraska-Kearney L 103-77*Fort Hays State L 112-54*Metropolitan State W 105-89*Colorado Mines W 78-72*Nebraska-Kearney L 92-79*Fort Hays State L 90-61*Regis L 105-90*Colorado Christian W 73-64*Metropolitan State L 88-67*Colorado Mines L 73-69*RMAC gamesCoach: Bob Wood

1997-98 (11-15)South Dakota Tech W 85-67Black Hills State L 105-88South Dakota Tech L 71-66Northern State L 99-78Moorhead State W 102-86Black Hills State W 61-59Denver University W 82-67*New Mexico Highlands W 87-57*Southern Colorado L 94-60*Colo.-Colo. Springs L 92-89*Fort Lewis W 81-79*Adams State W 85-81*Western L 104-84*Mesa State L 99-78*Regis L 82-65*Colorado Christian L 121-116*Fort Hays State L 90-78*Nebraska-Kearney L 99-83*Metropolitan State L 77-64*Colorado Mines W 70-60

*Nebraska-Kearney L 102-99*Fort Hays State L 78-60*Regis W 74-68*Colorado Christian (OT) W 109-104*Metropolitan State L 88-79*Colorado Mines W 107-95*RMAC gamesCoach: Dan Beebe

1998-99 (11-15)South Dakota Tech L 92-82Minnesota-Mankato L 75-61St. Thomas, Florida W 69-62South Dakota Tech W 103-45Augustana L 84-78Northwestern, Iowa L 109-76*Regis L 82-73*Colorado Christian L 80-77*Colorado Mines W 66-64*Metropolitan State L 87-72*Fort Hays State W 93-90*Nebraska-Kearney L 100-92*Fort Lewis W 83-62*Southern Colorado L 78-73*Colo.-Colo. Springs W 73-70*Adams State W 81-63*New Mexico Highlands W 75-62*Western State L 110-95*Mesa State L 63-60*Regis W 71-70*Colorado Christian W 95-72*Colorado Mines W 88-77*Metropolitan State L 81-78*Fort Hays State L 79-65*Nebraska-Kearney L 100-73+Mesa State L 66-64*RMAC games+Playoff gameCoach: Dan Beebe

1999-2000 (19-8)Minn. State-Mankato L 90-77Winona State L 70-66South Dakota Tech W 74-55Black Hills State W 118-89Northern Colorado L 87-85*Colorado Christian W 77-73*Regis W 80-53South Dakota Tech W 102-62Northern Colorado W 88-73*Fort Hays State L 97-82*Nebraska-Kearney W 70-57*Colorado Mines W 90-66*Metropolitan State W 90-77*Fort Lewis W 77-75*Southern Colorado W 81-67*Colo.-Colo. Springs W 99-74*Adams State W 93-78*New Mexico Highlands W 95-79*Western State W 101-84*Mesa State W 86-63*Colorado Christian W 98-78*Regis W 98-87*Colorado Mines L 84-77*Metropolitan State L 84-67*Fort Hays State W 91-79*Nebraska-Kearney L 113-104+Southern Colorado L 82-73*RMAC games +Playoff gameCoach: Dan Beebe

2000-01 (8-17)South Dakota Tech W 83-76Black Hills State L 51-78Northern State L 73-101Minnesota-Duluth L 77-102Minnesota-Moorhead L 71-75South Dakota Tech (OT) L 92-100*Mesa State L 79-86*Western State L 60-77*Adams State L 53-69*CU-Colorado Springs L 65-88*Southern Colorado L 64-90*New Mexico Highlands W 88-81*Fort Lewis W 94-72*Metro State L 50-73*Colorado Mines L 55-71*Regis W 67-55*Colorado Christian W 62-54*Nebraska-Kearney L 78-82*Fort Hays State L 63-77*Colorado Mines W 83-66*Metro State L 62-76*Regis W 66-59*Colorado Christian W 99-71*Nebraska-Kearney L 84-90*Fort Hays State L 73-93*RMAC games Coach: Dan Beebe

2001-02 (15-12)Huron University W 79-55Huron University W 73-70Angelo State L 86-88St. Edward’s W 100-93Great Falls W 88-69MSU-Billings L 87-98*Mesa State W 80-76*Western State W 95-68*Adams State L 65-74*CU-Colorado Springs W 70-62*Southern Colorado W 88-75*New Mexico Highlands W 86-71*Fort Lewis L 77-81Colorado College W 78-58*Colorado Mines W 85-72*Metropolitan State L 64-83*Colorado Christian W 88-64*Regis W 78-71*Fort Hays State L 67-74*Nebraska-Kearney L 78-115*Metropolitan State L 67-77*Colorado Mines W 85-64*Colorado Christian W 89-86*Regis L 68-73*Fort Hays State L 70-85*Nebraska-Kearney L 78-90+Metro State L 54-76*RMAC games +Playoff gameCoach: Dan Beebe

2002-03 (12-14)North Dakota State L 50-88Minnesota State-Moorhead L 67-78South Dakota Tech W 84-47Black Hills State W 84-73South Dakota Tech W 70-67Colorado College W 80-75Montana State-Billings L 69-103*Fort Lewis L 59-66*Adams State (OT) L 65-67*Western State W 100-92

Dan BeebeCoached: 1997-2006Career: 108-130 (45.4%)

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*CU-Colorado Springs W 97-92*Mesa State W 91-80*Southern Colorado (OT) W 110-106*N.M. Highlands L 81-83*Fort Hays State L 80-90*Nebraska-Kearney L 73-83*Metro State L 49-80*Regis L 60-65*Colorado Mines W 73-72*Colorado Christian L 72-75*Regis W 58-55*Metro State L 50-77*Colorado Mines W 92-82*Colorado Christian W 77-72*Nebraska-Kearney L 75-92*Fort Hays State L 63-72*RMAC gamesCoach: Dan Beebe

2003-04 (8-19)Wayne State W 75-72vs Texas A&M-Commerce L 74-84at St. Edward’s (2OT) W 87-83at Wayne State L 60-87at South Dakota Tech L 67-81vs Black Hills State W 84-73at Montana St.-Billings L 81-85*at Fort Lewis L 77-84*at Adams State W 62-50Southwest Minn. St. W 82-72*Western State W 94-57*CU-Colorado Springs (2OT) L 73-76*at Mesa State L 65-69*Colorado State-Pueblo (2OT) L 90-94*New Mexico Highlands W 80-72*at Fort Hays State L 74-80*at Nebraska-Kearney L 60-105*at Metro State L 50-77*Regis L 68-83*Colorado Mines W 90-74*Colorado Christian L 79-83*Metro State L 79-93*at Regis L 52-86*at Colorado Mines L 54-70*at Colo. Christian L 74-79*Nebraska-Kearney L 68-87*Fort Hays State L 66-83*RMAC GamesCoach: Dan Beebe

2004-2005 (13-14)South Dakota Tech W 76-46Johnson & Wales W 88-81vs Black Hills State W 94-64at South Dakota Tech W 80-73at Mont. St.-Billings L 90-101Colorado College W 86-74*New Mexico Highlands W 79-63*UC-Colorado Springs W 103-74*at CSU-Pueblo W 66-64vs Cameron L 76-87vs Goldey-Beacom W 66-64*Western State W 99-55*Mesa State L 45-78*at Fort Lewis L 71-87*at Adams State (OT) W 78-75*Fort Hays State W 69-60*Nebraska-Kearney L 66-75*Colorado Mines W 52-50*Colorado Christian L 73-74*at Metro. State L 60-89*at Regis University L 61-74

*at Colorado Christian (OT) L 98-105*at Colorado School of Mines L 55-79*Regis University L 61-68*Metro. State L 53-86*at Fort Hays State L 72-86*at Nebraska-Kearney L 80-96*RMAC GamesCoach: Dan Beebe

2005-2006 (11-16)Univ. of Sioux Falls W 64-62South Dakota Tech W 75-63Minnesota State-Moorhead L 52-71vs Black Hills State W 66-64South Dakota Tech L 56-74at Southwest Minnesota State L 51-58vs Upper Iowa W 80-55*at Colorado-Colorado Springs L 59-65*at N.M. Highlands (OT) L 80-93*Colorado State-Pueblo L 63-70at Colorado College W 65-52*at Mesa State L 52-67*at Western State L 56-57*Adams State W 70-56*Fort Lewis W 85-75*at Fort Hays State L 58-82*at Nebraska-Kearney L 71-78*at Colorado Christian W 69-66*at Colorado Mines L 42-52*Regis W 62-59*Metro State L 83-90*Colorado Mines L 45-47*Colorado Christian L 56-65*at Metro State L 58-82*at Regis University W 66-62*Fort Hays State L 41-47*Nebraska-Kearney W 76-74*RMAC GamesCoach: Dan Beebe

2006-07 (6-21)at Minnesota State-Moorhead L 75-99vs. Concordia St. Paul L 79-102Black Hills State L 65-75at Nebraska-Omaha L 67-93vs. South Dakota L 75-84South Dakota W 73-68*at N.M. Highlands (OT) L 96-104*at Western New Mexico (OT) L 84-97* Mesa State L 81-87* Fort Lewis L 76-86* at Colorado State Pueblo L 63-72* at Adams State L 69-82* Western State W 70-69* UC-Colorado Springs L 85-90* Regis W 77-67* Nebraska-Kearney L 69-82* at Colorado Mines L 58-59at Johnson and Wales W 97-96* at Colorado Christian W 83-78* at Metro State L 58-96* at Nebraska-Kearney L 65-98* Colorado Mines W 76-71Johnson and Wales L 84-92* Metro State L 65-69* Colorado Christian L 74-87* at Regis L 72-81* at UC-Colorado Springs L 66-70

* RMAC GamesCoach: Brent Bargen

2007-08 (7-20)at Wayne State L 79-77at Augustana (S.D.) L 99-91at South Dakota L 104-89Wayne State L 75-72South Dakota Mines W 92-63at Black Hills State L 78-67Western New Mexico W 75-72* New Mexico Highlands W 99-81* at Mesa State L 83-67* at Fort Lewis L 80-66at Johnson and Wales L 96-91at University of Wyoming L 76-69* Adams State W 90-85* Colorado State-Pueblo W 76-63* at Western State L 59-55* at Regis L 88-65* at UC-Colorado Springs W 80-76* Nebraska-Kearney L 85-77* Colorado School of Mines W 76-74* Metro State L 74-52* Colorado Christian L 73-66* at Nebraska-Kearney L 72-66* at Colorado School of Mines L 60-57* at Colorado Christian L 76-62* at Metro State L 66-56* UC-Colorado Springs L 89-68* Regis L 76-65* RMAC GamesCoach: Brent Bargen

2008-09 (8-19)at Augustana (SD) W 83-78vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills L 79-75vs. Colorado College W 82-61MSU-Billings W 81-74at South Dakota L 93-61* at N.M. Highlands L 82-62* at CSU-Pueblo L 70-69* Adams State W 75-74* Fort Lewis L 94-82at MSU-Billings L 76-69at South Dakota Mines L 81-69* at Western State L 81-77* at Mesa State L 77-69* Western New Mexico L 83-69Black Hills State W 64-62* Colorado Christian L 65-58* Colorado Mines L 63-54* at Nebraska-Kearney W 72-65* at UC-Colo. Springs (2OT) L 80-77* at Metro State L 87-51* at Regis W 79-73* Nebraska-Kearney L 70-68* UC-Colorado Springs L 71-67* Regis W 68-53* Metro State L 85-83* at Colorado Mines L 59-56* at Colorado Christian L 83-65* RMAC GamesCoach: Brent Bargen

Brent BargenCoached: 2006-PresentCareer: 50-110 (31.3%)

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2009-10 (10-16)at Black Hills State W 80-73vs. San Francisco State L 78-64vs. Northern New Mexico W 77-60vs. Nebraska-Omaha L 92-70vs. Benedictine L 85-76* CSU-Pueblo L 81-73* N.M. Highlands W 104-87at South Dakota Mines L 77-74* at Fort Lewis L 89-71* at Adams State W (OT) 95-93at Utah Valley State L 83-57* Mesa State L 79-63* Western State W 70-57* at Western N.M. L 76-75* at Colorado Mines L 75-48* at Colorado Christian L 72-58* Nebraska-Kearney W 65-64* UC-Colorado Springs W 79-62* Regis W 71-57* Metro State L 83-67* at Nebraska-Kearney L 83-65* at UC-Colorado Springs L 66-57* at Metro State L 69-48* at Regis W 86-75* Colorado Christian W 69-60* Colorado Mines L 84-74* RMAC GamesCoach: Brent Bargen

2010-11 (6-20)Black Hills State L 76-67at University of Mary L 75-69MSU-Billings W 87-74* Mesa State W 78-61* Western State W 84-63South Dakota Mines W 73-63* at Regis L 86-76* at Metro State L 82-63* at Colorado Christian W 89-78* at Colorado Mines L 82-76* Fort Lewis L 91-76* Adams State L 72-55* Nebraska-Kearney L 77-71* at N.M. Highlands L 85-75* at Western N.M. L 86-69* CSU-Pueblo L 59-57* UC-Colorado Springs L 74-69* Colorado Mines L 75-69* Colorado Christian L 58-53* at Western State L 72-54* at Mesa State L 79-51* Metro State L 69-65* Regis W 66-57* UC-Colorado Springs L 82-73* at CSU-Pueblo L 78-60* at Nebraska-Kearney L 94-72* RMAC GamesCoach: Brent Bargen

2011-12 (13-14)at MSU-Billings L (OT) 94-98University of Mary L 72-73at Black Hills State L 70-85at Nebrsaka-Omaha L 78-81*at Colorado Mesa L 70-76*at Western State L 57-70*Regis W 72-58*Metro State L 62-66*Colorado Christian W 61-44*Colorado Mines L 65-73*at Fort Lewis L 43-56*at Adams State L 81-105*at Nebraska-Kearney L 51-72*N.M. Highlands W 87-75*Western N.M. W 91-85*at CSU-Pueblo L 57-82*at UC-Colorado Springs W 78-73*at Colorado Mines L 68-98*at Colorado Christian W 69-64*Western State W 83-58*Colorado Mesa W 80-67*at Metro State W 65-64*at Regis W 70-62*UC-Colorado Springs W 76-69*CSU-Pueblo W 60-56*Nebraska-Kearney W 75-73+Nebraska-Kearney L 63-86*RMAC Games+RMAC ShootoutCoach: Brent Bargen

1921-22 ........................................7-71922-23 ........................................6-81923-24 ........................................5-81924-25 ......................................4-101925-26 ......................................4-131926-27 ......................................12-31927-28 ...................................... 1-111928-29 ......................................5-101929-30 ......................................8-121930-31 ......................................6-131931-32 ......................................3-161932-33 ......................................17-41933-34 ........................................0-81934-35 ........................................2-71935-36 ........................................6-71936-37 ......................................16-41937-38 ......................................14-61938-39 ......................................14-81939-40 ......................................16-41940-41 ......................................15-31941-42 ......................................17-41942-43 .....World War II (No Games)1943-44 .....World War II (No Games)1944-45 .....World War II (No Games)1945-46 ......................................17-1

1946-47 ......................................9-101947-48 ......................................7-131948-49 ......................................12-91949-50 ......................................14-71950-51 ....................................14-101951-52 ......................................18-71952-53 ......................................17-71953-54 ....................................14-121954-55 ......................................19-61955-56 ......................................16-51956-57 ......................................9-151957-58 ....................................15-101958-59 .................................... 14-111959-60 ....................................12-101960-61 .................................... 12-111961-62 .................................... 16-111962-63 ....................................15-101963-64 ......................................13-91964-65 ....................................10-141965-66 ......................................19-51966-67 ......................................22-61967-68 ......................................18-51968-69 ....................................12-131969-70 ......................................6-191970-71 ......................................18-8

1971-72 ....................................14-131972-73 ......................................4-201973-74 .................................... 11-151974-75 ......................................9-161975-76 ......................................9-161976-77 ......................................17-91977-78 ......................................17-91978-79 ....................................15-101979-80 ....................................20-121980-81 ....................................15-131981-82 ......................................7-191982-83 ....................................14-131983-84 ....................................16-161984-85 ......................................9-181985-86 ....................................10-161986-87 ....................................13-131987-88 ......................................9-161988-89 ......................................8-241989-90 ....................................14-151990-91 .................................... 11-191991-92 ....................................16-141992-93 ....................................12-161993-94 ....................................17-101994-95 ......................................4-221995-96 ....................................10-17

1996-97 .................................... 11-151997-98 .................................... 11-151998-99 .................................... 11-151999-00 ......................................19-82000-01 ......................................8-172001-02 ....................................15-122002-03 ....................................12-142003-04 ......................................8-192004-05 ....................................13-142005-06 .................................... 11-162006-07 ......................................6-212007-08 ......................................7-202008-09 ......................................8-192009-10 ....................................10-162010-11 .......................................6-202011-12 .....................................13-14TOTAL ............................1,016-1,046

Year ...........................Record Year ...........................Record Year ...........................Record Year ...........................Record

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2012-13 Chadron State Men's Basketball Media Guide

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