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TABLE OF CONTENTS General InformationMedia Photo Roster ................................................................................. IFC2009-10 Quick Facts & Table of Contents ................................................... 12009-10 Season Outlook ............................................................................. 2BSU Head Coach Mike Curfman ................................................................. 3Assistant Coaches / Support Staff ............................................................... 4

Meet the 2009-10 TeamNumerical and Alphabetical Roster / Roster Breakdown ............................. 5Meet the Beavers ....................................................................................6-12

2008-09 Season-In-ReviewSeason Recap ............................................................................................ 13Statistics, Results, Leaders ........................................................................ 14Individual Game-by-Game Statistics / Individual Superlatives .................. 15Individual and Team Highs / Milestones ..................................................... 16

Northern Sun Intercollegiate ConferenceGeneral Information .................................................................................... 172008-09 Statistics ...................................................................................... 182008-09 Standings, Honors & Awards ....................................................... 18All-Time Standings & Champions............................................................... 18All-Time Records ........................................................................................ 192009-10 NSIC Opponents .....................................................................20-222009-10 NSIC Coaches’ Poll and Players to Watch .................................. 222009-10 Composite Schedule ................................................................... 23

Bemidji State Women’s Basketball History & RecordsGame, Season, Career Records ................................................................. 24All-time Top-10s ......................................................................................... 25All-Time Award Winners ............................................................................. 26Year-by-Year Leaders / Team Statistics...................................................... 27Coaching Records ...................................................................................... 28BSU’s All-time Series versus Opponents ..............................................29-32Year-by-Year Results .............................................................................33-35

School InformationBSU Gymnasium/Memorial Hall ................................................................. 36Welcome to Bemidji.................................................................................... 37This is Bemidji State University .................................................................. 38BSU Athletic Facilities ................................................................................ 39Beaver Pride: The Team Behind the Teams................................................ 40Media Information / NCAA Rules Compliance ......................................41-42Bemidji State Administration ..................................................................... 43Department of Athletics Staff & Directory .................................................. 44Team Photo .............................................................................................. IBC2009-10 Schedule .................................................................................. OBC

Credits:The 2009-10 Bemidji State University Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a production of the Bemidji State University Athletic Media Relations Department. All Rights Reserved. The 2009-10 version of this media guide was written, designed and edited by Assistant Athletic Media Relations Director Troy Berneking and Dax Larson using the Adobe Creative Suite on a Macintosh MacBook. Research, editorial and technical assistance provided by Director of Marketing and Communications Rose Jones, Athletic Media Relations Director Brad Folkestad, and student assistants Eric Story, Alayna Skibness, Corinne Milien, Courtney Anderson and Jon Peterson. Printing: Arrow Printing Bemidji, Minn. Outside cover design: Kathy Berglund, BSU Communications Design. Inside cover design: Dax Larson. Photos: John Swartz, BSU Photo Services. For additional copies of this publication, contact the BSU Athletic Media Relations Office at (218) 755-2763 or mail check or money order of $7.00 to BSU Athletic Media Relations: WBB Media Guide, 1500 Birchmont Drive NE #29, Bemidji, MN 56601.

Bemidji State Quick FactsSchool/Enrollment: .......................................Bemidji State University (5,020)Location/Founded: ................................... Bemidji, Minnesota 56601 (1919)Population: ..................................30,000 (reflects city and surrounding area)Conference: ........................................................Northern Sun IntercollegiateAffiliation: .................................................NCAA Division II (NCAA I-Hockey)Nickname: ........................................................................................ BeaversSchool Colors: ................................................. Green (PMS 3298) and WhiteHome Court: ........................................................... BSU Gymnasium (2,500)Press Row Phone: ..................................................................(218) 755-3620President: ................................................... Dr. Jon Quistgaard (Arizona ‘79)Athletic Director: ....................................Dr. Rick Goeb (North Dakota St. ‘89)Senior Woman’s Administrator: ................Sarah Levesque (North Dakota‘00)SWA Phone: ............................................................................(218) 755-2142Head Athletic Trainer: .....................................................................Bill Crews Athletic Trainer Phone: ............................................................(218) 755-2769Compliance Coordinator: .....................................................Sarah LevesqueCompliance Phone: .................................................................(218) 755-2142Ticket Manager: ..............................................................................Pam PappTickets Phone: ........................................................................ (218) 755-2057Athletics Administrative Assistant: .......................................... Debbie SloughAthletic Phone: .......................................................................(218) 755-2941Athletic Fax: ........................................................................... (218) 755-3898 Athletic Media RelationsDirector: ...................................................Brad Folkestad (Bemidji State ‘01)AMR Phone: .......................................................................... (218) 755-4603AMR Fax: ............................................................................... (218) 755-3898AMR Cell: ................................................................................(218) 308-1115AMR Email: ....................................................... [email protected] AMR/Basketball: ........................Dax Larson (Minnesota State ‘07)Assistant Phone:......................................................................(218) 755-2763Assistant Cell: ......................................................................... (218) 718-0729Assistant Email: .....................................................dlarson@bemidjistate.eduGraduate Assistant: ............................................Ross LaDue (Iowa State ‘09)Graduate Assistant Email: .......................................gladue@bemidjistate.eduVolleyball/Basketball Press Row: ............................................(218) 755-3620

Web site: .......................................................www.bemidjistate.edu/athletics

Program HistoryFirst year of women’s basketball: ...............................................1967 Overall record (41 years): ..................................................461-521-1 (.469) Years in post-season play: ..............................................................6 (NAIA) ................National: (1985, 1986, 1987) District 13: (1988, 1989, 1991)Northern Sun (NSC Championships):........................................................... 3 .................................................................................(1980, 1986, 1987)

Northern Sun Intercollegiate (NSIC Championships) ................................... 0

Coaching StaffHead Coach: ..................................................Mike Curfman (Concordia ‘92)Head Coach Email: ............................................ [email protected]’s Basketball Office Phone: .............................................(218) 755-3783Record at School: .......................................................... 43-68 - Fifth seasonCareer Record: .......................................................... 108-169 - 11th seasonAssistant Coach: ........................................... Krissi Super (North Dakota ‘00)Graduate Assistant: .........................................Pamela Findlay (Air Force ‘08)Student Assistant .....................................................................Corinne Milien Student Manager .......................................................................Mary Graham

Team Information 2008-09 Record: ............................ .........................3-24 (1-19 NSIC, t-13th)Starters Returning/Lost: ............................................................................ 3/2Letterwinner Returning/Lost: ..................................................................... 7/8

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2010-11 SEASON PREVIEW

SCHEDULE The Beavers play five nonconference games before starting the home and NSIC schedule Dec. 4 against Minnesota State University Moorhead. The season will begin Nov. 16 at Mayville State. BSU then travels to Grinnell, Iowa for the Grinnell Tip Off Tournament Nov. 20-21 to play Martin Luther and Buena Vista University. The Beavers will give thanks at the Grand Canyon Thanksgiving Tournament Nov. 27-28 in Phoenix, Ariz. BSU plays Western State University (Colo.) and Western New Mexico, with Western New Mexico being a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and having regional implications. BSU opens the NSIC and home season with games against the Dragons Dec. 4 and the University of Minnesota, Crookston Dec. 5.

“We are excited for the Phoenix trip because it will be important to get some time to bond and be together. The nonconference schedule is challenging, but it has to be because our conference is one of the top Division II conferences in the nation,” Curfman said.

NEWCOMERSThe Beavers are bringing in a strong crop of freshmen players from around the state of Minnesota, adding a junior college transfer, adopting a former BSU volleyball player and welcoming back a familiar face to the program. BSU has six true freshmen this season in Jessie Althoff (Becker, Minn.), Becky Crummy (Argyle, Minn.), Emily Kaus (Eagan, Minn.), Katie Pettit (Howard Lake, Minn.), Shannon Thompson (Rosemount, Minn.) and Tiffany Van Haaften (Chaska, Minn.). The Beavers are also adding junior Anna Hebrink, who comes to BSU via Riverland Community College in Austin, Minn. Heather Sampson competed for the BSU volleyball team in 2007 and 2008 and will enter the 2009-10 basketball season as a sophomore. Sampson ranked second on the team in kills (157) and blocks (51) in 2008. Finally, the Beavers welcome junior Kelly Landsverk back to the squad. Landsverk played as a freshman for BSU during the 2006-07 season, playing in 23 games.

OFFENSE/DEFENSEThis season the Beavers will be running a motion, high-low offensive style, hoping to score more points after producing 63.9 ppg last season, which was 13th in the league. Working to BSU’s advantage is that its players are interchangeable when it comes to point guard, shooting guard, small forward, power forward and center. Consistency and balance will be key for the young Beavers on the offensive end of the floor.

“All our guards and posts are interchangeable. It doesn’t matter if you play the 1,2,3 or 4,5. The 4,5 mirror each other and the 1,2,3 mirror each other,” Curfman said. “The 3-point shot will be a very important part of our team, but we are looking for balance between 3-point shooting and an inside scoring presence. If we can do that, we can get back to those seasons where we were in the top-20 in the nation in scoring.”

Defense wasn’t a strong part of the Beavers’ game last season, allowing a league-worst 80.7 ppg. BSU also had the worst scoring margin in the league at a -16.8 clip. Rebounding was also an issue for the small team that ran five guards at times. The Beavers had a -3.9 rebounding margin last season, which was 12th in the NSIC. This season BSU will look to make strides in that category and also bear-down on the defensive side of the ball.

The defensive end is the biggest thing we need to improve on, no doubt about it,” Curfman

said. “We were not very good defensively last year. We gave up too many points per game and we obviously didn’t rebound enough, as our leading rebounder was a guard. We didn’t have the mentality to get after it on the defensive end. Offense is important, but you have to take care of the ball because teams are too good to be giving them second and third chances. I think we are going to show some strides in that area. If we want to be as successful as we think we can, it has to start on the defensive end.”

After spending a season through growing pains, the Bemidji State University women’s

basketball team is ready to compete again in a tough Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference that produced last season’s NCAA Division II national champion, Minnesota State University, Mankato. The 2008-09 squad posted a 3-24 overall and 1-19 NSIC record, establishing the conference record for most league losses in a season with Upper Iowa University, who also had 19 losses last year. That team had a large group of underclssmen that are now a year older and a year wiser, poised to prove that last season’s marks will not be a trend.

“As a group, I could go down the line and say they all put the time and effort in last season. None of us felt good about how last year went as far as what our record was,” said head coach Mike Curfman. “As coaches we try and see what we can do to get better and as players they are doing the same thing. They have worked hard in the weight room and have done more conditioning and their basketball skills have gotten better.”

The Beavers have a team that has just one senior, three juniors, six sophomores and six freshmen, but there are eight newcomers. Despite still having a young and new team, BSU is returning a sophomore class that had 20.2 minutes, 31.6 points, 18.8 rebounds and 7.1 assists per game in 2008-09.

“We are going to be a more balanced team,” Curfman said. “Last year we were a guard oriented team and at times it went well, but when teams took that away from us we weren’t able to come away with as many wins as we would’ve liked. We will be able to push the ball and we have some depth on the inside. If you take that with the new players we have coming in, it creates a lot of reasons for optimism this season.”

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GUARDSReturneesSr. G 20 Anna Hebrink, 27 G/23 S, 7.0 PPG, 3.8 RPG, 2.6 APGJr. G 5 Samantha Baldwin, 26 G/3 S, 5.7 PPG, 3.8 RPGJr. G 24 Sydney Epema, 27 G/24 A, 9.7 PPG, 3.1 RPG, .371 3 PT %So. G 33 Becky Crummy, 5 G/0 S, 0.0 PPG, 0.2 RPGSo. G 21 Shannon Thompson, 27 G/6 S, 7.5 PPG, .388 3 PT %

NewcomersR-Fr. G 25 Tiffany Van Haaften, Redshirt in 2009Fr. G 22 Melissa Borstner, 5-6, East Bethel, Minn.Fr. G 12 Jordyn Hover, 5-6, Barron, Wis.Fr. G 10 Morgan Lee, 5-7, Hayward, Wis.

BSU will return a strong core of guards with sophomores Sydney Epema and Samantha Baldwin leading the way. Epema leads the returning players in scoring, tallying 11.1 points per game, while playing in all 27 games, starting 24. Epema also led the team in 3-pointers with 73 in a BSU single-season record 207 attempts. Baldwin posted 7.1 points per game and led the team in rebounds with 148 (5.5 rpg). She also played in all 27 games, starting 24. Also in the mix is the lone senior Kim Rosecrans, who spent her first season with the Beavers last year, playing in 25 games. “Sydney has a fantastic 3-point shot and has improved the other elements of her game this offseason, working offensively off the dribble and she has worked really hard to get better defensively,” Curfman said.

“We hope to move Sam to her natural position,” Curfman said. “Last year she played a lot of point guard and she is more of a shooting guard. We have seen a lot of good things in practice so far this fall. The great thing is the skills she learned last season are going to help her in the future.” “Kim is the heart and soul of our team. There is no one more positive or more excited about the game,” Curfman said. “She loves the game. We look for her to contribute this year.”

FORWARDSReturneesJr. F 23 Taylor Davis, 27 G/10 S, 7.1 PPG, 2.8 RPG

NewcomersFr. F 2 Ellie Wessling, 5-10, Winsted, Minn.

Sophomore Kiki Phillips returns to the Beavers after a successful freshman campaign. Phillips played in 24 games, averaging 15.5 minutes, 4.7 points and 2.8 rebounds per game. She will be asked to play a variety of positions in 2009-10.

“Kiki is one of those players that is really versatile,” Curfman said. “She can play some shooting guard and she can play some post. She will be somewhere between the 2 and 5 at different times, depending on match-ups and opposing line-ups.”

CENTERSReturneesSr. C 45 Colleen McKay, 27 G/9 S, 6.9 PPG, 4.1 RPG, So. C 54 Jessie Althoff, 27 G/22 S, 10.1 PPG, 2.6 RPGSo. C 55 Emily Kaus, 25 G/14 S, 4.8 PPG, 5.4 RPG, 1.7 BPG

NewcomersFr. C 52 Kate Warmack, 6-2, East Grand Forks, Minn.

The top post player from last season is returning to the Beavers this year, as junior Colleen McKay will dawn the BSU jersey once again. McKay was the second leading rebounder, pulling down 130 (4.8 rpg) boards. She also added the third most points with 233 (8.6 ppg), while playing in all 27 games, starting 19. Sophomore Taylor Davis will look to add to her freshman performance in 2009-10 after posting 6.1 points and 4.0 rebounds per game. Davis was one of three freshmen to play in all 27 contests.

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NO NAME POS HT CL HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 2 Ellie Wessling F 5-10 Fr. Winsted, Minn./Howard Lake-Waverly Winsted HS5 Samantha Baldwin G 5-7 Jr. St. Thomas, N.D./Grafton HS10 Morgan Lee G 5-7 Fr. Hayward, Wis./Hayward HS12 Jordyn Hover G 5-6 Fr. Barron, Wis./Barron HS15 Megan Bates F 6-0 Jr. Brainerd, Minn./Brainerd HS20 Anna Hebrink G 5-8 Sr. Austin, Minn./Riverland Community College21 Shannon Thompson G 5-7 So. Rosemount, Minn./Apple Valley HS22 Melissa Borstner G 5-6 Fr. East Bethel, Minn./St. Francis HS23 Taylor Davis F 5-10 Jr. Crookston, Minn./Crookston HS24 Sydney Epema G 5-8 Jr. Crookston, Minn./Crookston HS25 Tiffany Van Haaften G 5-8 R-Fr. Chaska, Minn./Chaska HS33 Becky Crummy G 5-7 So. Argyle, Minn./Stephen-Argyle HS45 Colleen McKay C 6-0 Sr. Barnum, Minn./Barnum HS51 Kate Warmack C 6-2 Fr. East Grand Forks, Minn./East Grand Forks HS54 Jessie Althoff C 6-1 So. Becker, Minn./Becker HS55 Emily Kaus C 6-2 So. Eagan, Minn./Eagan HS

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STATE BREAKDOWNMinnesota (12)Althoff, Bates, Borstner, Crummy, Davis, Epema, Hebrink, Kaus, McKay, Thompson, Van Haaften, Warmack, Wessling

Wisconsin (2)Hover, Lee

north Dakota (1)Baldwin

CLASS BREAKDOWNseniors (2)Hebrink, McKay

Juniors (4)Baldwin, Bates, Davis, Epema

sophoMores (4)Althoff, Crummy, Kaus, Thompson

reDshirt FreshMan (1)Van Haaften

FreshMan (5)Borstner, Hover, Lee, Warmack, Wessling

BY HEIGHT6-2 Kaus, Warmack6-1 Althoff6-0 Bates, McKay5-10 Davis, Wessling5-8 Epema, Hebrink, Van Haaften5-7 Baldwin, Crummy, Lee, Thompson5-6 Borstner, Hover

BY POSITIONGuarDs (9)Baldwin, Borstner, Crummy, Epema, Hebrink, Hover, Lee, Thompson, Van Haaften

ForWarDs (2)Davis, Wessling

centers (4)Althoff, Kaus, McKay, Warmack

PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE

Sydney EPEMA - ep-A-maEmily KAUS - koss

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Mike Curfman (Sixth Season, Concordia College ‘92)Assistant Coach: Krissi Super (Fourth Season, North Dakota ‘00)

Graduate Assistant Coach: Pamela Findlay (Second Season, Air Force ‘08)Student Manager: Mary Graham (Third Season)

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CURFMAN VERSUSSchool Record againstAdams State 1-0Augustana 1-5Bemidji State 5-7California-San Diego 1-0Carleton 1-0Colorado St.-Pueblo 0-1Concordia University-St. Paul 5-16Dakota State 1-0Fort Hays State 1-0Fort Lewis 1-0Grand Canyon 1-0Huron 1-1Incarnate Word 1-0Jamestown 4-1Mary (N.D) 0-6Master’s 0-1Mayville State 9-3Metro State 2-0Minnesota, Crookston 6-2Minnesota Duluth 3-14Minnesota-Morris 7-1Minnesota State 4-5Minnesota State-Moorhead 4-18Minot State 0-1 Morningside 2-0Mount Mercy 1-0Nebraska-Kearney 0-1Nebraska-Omaha 0-1North Dakota 0-8North Dakota State 0-5Northern State 6-17Northland Baptist 1-0St. Cloud State 2-6South Dakota 0-1South Dakota State 0-1Southeastern Oklahoma 0-1Southwest Minnesota State 5-14St. Scholastica 1-0Texas A&M Kingsville 0-1Upper Iowa 5-3Valley City State 4-0Wayne State (Neb.) 8-12Western College 0-1Winona State 11-9Wisconsin-La Crosse 0-1Wisconsin-Parkside 0-1Wisconsin-Platteville 1-0Wisconsin-Stout 1-0* All records as a head coach only

EXHIBITION GAMESSchool Record againstNorth Dakota State 1-1South Dakota State 0-2

MIKE CURFMAN HEAD COACHSIXTH SEASON2005-Present Head Coach - Bemidj i State University

1999-03 Head Coach - Minnesota, Crookston

1994-99 Assistant Coach - St . Cloud State

1992-94 Assistant Coach - MSU Moorhead Education: B .S. Concordia -Moorhead ‘92

M.B.A. MSU Moorhead ‘94

Mike Curfman is in his fifth year as head women’s basketball coach for the Beavers. Curfman has directed Bemidji State

University to a 43-68 overall record (.387) in his four seasons while posting a 25-45 (.357) mark in the Northern Sun Intercolle-giate Conference. Entering his fifth season as head coach, Curf-man becomes the third-longest tenured coach in the program’s history, trailing only Doreen Zierer who coached 11 seasons (1990-2002) and Ruth Howe who coached the programs ‘first 10 seasons (1967-77). Curfman is tied for fourth on BSU’s all-time coaching victories list. He trails Zierer (129), Howe (95), Joan Campbell (70) and is tied with Mary McDonald (43). The 2008-09 season was the worst under Curfman as the team posted a 3-24 overall and 1-19 NSIC record. In the 2007-08 season, BSU finished with a 13-15 record under Curf-man, going 9-9 in the NSIC to finish league play in sixth place. With 13 wins it was the third consecutive season the Beavers have had 10 wins or more. The last time a Beaver squad had three consecutive 10-plus win seasons was from 1990-1993. Rejuvenating a program is nothing new to Curfman, he came to Bemidji State after six years at the helm of the Uni-versity of Minnesota, Crookston program where three times dur-ing his tenure his teams set or equaled school records for wins (2000-01, 2001-02 and 2004-05) and racked up 55 victories dur-ing his final four seasons. While at UMC, he helped to elevate the program to the NCAA Division II level. After a 1-26 season in 1999-2000, Curf-man directed the Golden Eagles to a school-record nine wins in 2000-01 and increased that record by16 the following year. In 2002-03, under Curfman,UMC made the NSIC tournament for the first time, cruising to the championship game before falling to NCAA Tournament bound University of Minnesota Duluth. Most recently his Golden Eagles tied for fourth place in the NSIC post-ing a league record of 8-6 while going 16-11 overall and making their first ever appearance in the North Central Regional Polls. He has mentored 10 All-Conference selections as a head coach in-cluding 2000-01 NSIC Newcomer of the Year and 2001-02 Player of the Year Jessica Forsline and was himself named as the 2002 NSIC Coach of the Year. Curfman’s teams have done equally as well in the class-room. During his tenure at UMC, the Golden Eagles posted at least a 3.0 team grade point average and finished in the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association’s Top 10 Academic National Rankings with a team G.P.A. of better than 3.4 in 2004-05. Previous to taking over the UMC program, Curfman was an assistant coach at St. Cloud State University (1994-99), serv-ing as Dr. Lori Ulferts’ top assistant for five seasons. He also coached under Dr. Ulferts at Moorhead State University (1992-94) as an assistant while serving as the head coach of the junior varsity team. He has presented at a number of camps and clin-ics and is a member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches As-sociation (WBCA) and the Minnesota State High School League Coaches Association.

A native of Fosston, Minn., Curfman was an Academic All-America selection for the UMC basketball team while

earning his A.A.S. degree. He then moved on to Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn. where he graduated in 1992 with his B.A. in Business Administration while captaining the Cobber men’s basketball program. In 1994, Curfman earned his MBA in business administration from Moorhead State University (now Minnesota State University Moorhead) while acting as an assistant coach for the Dragons’ women’s basketball program. Curfman currently resides in Fosston with his wife Michelle, his son Caleb and his daughter Emily.

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KRISSI SUPER ASSISTANT COACHFOURTH SEASON

2007-Present Assistant Coach - Bemidj i State University

2007-Present Head Golf Coach - Bemidj i State University

Education B .A. , University of North Dakota ‘00

B .A. , MSU Moorhead ‘05

Super is in her third season at Bemidji State serving as both an assistant women’s basketball coach and the institution’s head women’s golf coach. She came to BSU after spending four years in the high school ranks. She spent two years as a Communication Arts/Literature teacher at the Bemidji Area Schools, teaching English for grades 9-12 at the Lumberjack Alternative High School. During her stint at the Bemidji Area Schools, Super was also the one-act play director.

From August 2003 to March 2005 she was a long-term substitute English teacher at Wyndmere Public Schools where she taught English for seventh, eighth, ninth and eleventh grades. During Supers’ two-year stop at Wyndmere she was the head girls volleyball coach, where she led the Warriors to their first-ever state tournament appearance in 2003. She was also the assistant boys basketball coach during her time at Wyndmere Public Schools. Along with teaching high school students, Super has been a guest speaker at area high schools, speaking on peer pressure, respect and pride.

Prior to her jump to the teaching ranks, Super was a sports announcer, news assistant and DJ for Thief River Falls Radio (2000-2002). During her time there she covered over 100 games, including boys and girls basketball, women’s college basketball, high school and college volleyball, softball, baseball, girls hockey and football sideline reporting. Along with covering games, Super compiled news stories, conducted interviews, produced advertising, and worked with public relations and promotions. In addition to her time at Thief River Falls Radio, she worked as a sports anchor/reporter at Studio One Television at the University of North Dakota for two years.

On the basketball court, Super was a member of the 3-time Division II National Championship Basketball Team at the University of North Dakota. During her high school career at Badger-Greenbush-Middle River, Super compiled 2,804 points in her career which sits her in eighth place on the all-time scorers list for Minnesota girls basketball.

In addition to her coaching experience at Wyndmere, Super is the founder and director of Super Camps, which began in June 1997. She organizes and instructs Super Hooper Basketball camps for boys and girls grades K-6 in northwestern Minnesota.

Super has received degrees from two different institutions. In May 2000 she graduated from the University of North Dakota with a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications and then received her second Bachelor of Arts degree from Minnesota State University Moorhead in May 2005 in secondary education-communication arts/literature.

Her husband, Jeremy Popp, is the head women’s softball coach at BSU. They reside in Bemidji with their rescued pets.

PAMELA FINDLAY GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACHSECOND SEASON

2009-Present Graduate Assistant Coach - Bemidj i State University

2004-08 P layer, Air Force Academy

Pamela Findlay begins her first season as the graduate assistant coach for the women’s basketball squad. Her coaching experience includes various clinics and camps throughout high school and college.

She comes to BSU after attending the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. She played four years of basketball for the Falcons, serving as a co-captain her senior season.

Findlay attended Glenbrook South High School in Glenview, Ill. She competed in varsity basketball, cross country and track.

Born in Winfield, Ill., she is the daughter of Rick and Jill Findlay. A biology major at AFA, Findlay is seeking her master’s degree in sports studies at Bemidji State University.

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In her first season at Bemidji State University, Bekah Hessinger is responsible for athletic training services supplied to the BSU women’s basketball team. In addition to basketball, Hessinger also works closely with the Beaver football team and a variety of other athletic programs. Hessinger graduated from the University of North Dakota in 2009 with a Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training and is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association-Board of Certification. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in sports studies at Bemidji State.

BEKAH HESSINGER GRADUATE ASSISTANT TRAINERSECOND SEASON

Mary Graham is in her second season as student manager with the women’s basketball team. She has various weekly and game day duties. She attended West Anchorage High School, playing varsity girl’s hockey and soccer. Was the senior class president and managed boy’s football, baseball and hockey all four years. Graham is also a student trainer for the BSU football team. She is majoring in secondary education-social studies with minors in political science and exercise science, with a coaching specialty. Intends to pursue a masters degree in athletic training.

MARY GRAHAM STUDENT MANAGERTHIRD SEASON

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ANNA HEBRINK SR • G • 5-8AUSTIN, MINN. • RIVERLAND CC

2009-10 (Junior)Hebrink finished her initial season at BSU ranking second on the team in minutes (725) and fourth in rebounds (103)...She started 23 of 27 games for the Beavers while averaging seven points per contest...Hebrink connected on the second most three-pointers of any BSU player (39)...Led team with career-high 17 points and was 4-for-4 from beyond the arc in win over St. Cloud State on Feb. 6...Had five double-figure scoring performances...Tallied double-figure rebounds in double overtime loss to MSU Moorhead, came one point shy of first career double-double.

RIVERLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE Hebrink comes to Bemidji State after a successful two-year career at Riverland Community College were she led the Blue Devils to 55 wins, including a school record 23 wins during the 2008-09 season. In two season’s she averaged 16.0 ppg, 6.0 apg, 5.0 rpg, and 2.2 spg while shooting 46-percent from the field (313-675) and 40.6-percent from behind the arc (152-374). Finishing up her two year campaign with the Blue Devils, Hebrink holds the school record for three’s in a season (79), assists in a career (332) and three’s in a career (152). She garnered numerous awards while at RCC, highlighted by being named to the NJCAA All-American 3rd team at the conclusion of 2009 along with being named to the first and second All-State teams.

AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOLWas a three-time All-Conference performer and was a focal point of the Pack-ers’ 2004 State Tournament team. She finished her career as the fourth leading scorer (1,111) at Austin High School and tied the school record for most three’s in a game, twice with six. Hebrink was also active on the tennis court as she

was a four-time All-Conference performer.

PERSONALThe daughter of James and Susan Hebrink…Born Feb. 18, 1989 in Austin, Minn…Lists all sports, tennis and bike riding as interests… Both her father and mother played junior college basketball while her sister (Gretchen) is currently a member of the Riverland Community College basketball team…Her mother was also her coach at Riverland…Is a physical education major.

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CAREER HIGHSPoints .................................................... 17 (St. Cloud State, 2/6/10)Rebounds ...........................................11 (MSU Moorhead, 12/4/09)Field Goals Made .................5 (Last vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2/24/10)Field Goals Attempted ......................... 14 (Western State, 11/27/09)Three-Point Field Goals Made ................. 4 (St. Cloud State, 2/6/10)Three-Point Field Goals Attempted ......10 (Western State, 11/27/09)Free Throws Made ...................... 3 (Last vs. St. Cloud State, 2/6/10)Free Throws Attempted .............. 4 (Last vs. St. Cloud State, 2/6/10)Assists ............................................... 5 (Last vs. Augustana, 1/2/10)Blocks ......................................................1 (Winona State, 12/12/09)Steals ........................................3 (Last vs. UM, Crookston, 2/13/10)Minutes Played ....................................45 (MSU Moorhead, 12/4/09)

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ANNA HEBRINK SR • G • 5-8AUSTIN, MINN. • RIVERLAND CC

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COLLEEN MCKAY SR • C • 6-0BARNUM, MINN. • BARNUM HS

2009-10 (Junior)Hebrink finished her initial season at BSU ranking second on the team in minutes (725) and fourth in rebounds (103)...She started 23 of 27 games for the Beavers while averaging seven points per contest...Hebrink connected on the second most three-pointers of any BSU player (39)...Led team with career-high 17 points and was 4-for-4 from beyond the arc in win over St. Cloud State on Feb. 6...Had five double-figure scoring performances...Tallied double-figure rebounds in double overtime loss to MSU Moorhead, came one point shy of

first career double-double.

2008-09 (Sophomore)McKay finished her sophomore season third on the team in points with 233 (8.6 ppg) and second in rebounds with 130 (4.8 rpg), playing in all 27 games, starting 19…She was one of only two Beavers to record a double-double, posting two in one weekend Feb. 6-7 against Concordia University-St. Paul (10 points and 11 rebounds) and St. Cloud State University (season-high 17 points and 11 rebounds)…She scored in double-figures 11 times and collected 10-plus rebounds three times…Had a career-high 11 rebounds twice against SCSU and CU…Posted a career-high three assists against Upper Iowa (Nov. 29).

2007-08 (Freshman)Made an appearance in 26 of 28 games earning 16 starts during her freshman campaign...made an immediate impact on the court for BSU as she had eleven double-digit scoring games including a career-high performance of 20 points at Mayville State (1//2/08)...in her first collegiate contest she pulled down a career-high 11 rebounds vs. St. Scholastica (11/24/07)...was fifth among her teammates with 9.0 points per game and 4.1 rebounds per contest...shot .426 percent from the field (84-197) while leading the Beavers from behind the arc shooting .538 (14-26)...averaged 22.0 minutes per game which was most among freshmen.

BARNUM HIGH SCHOOLA four-time letter winner at Barnum High, she stepped away from the school after leaving quite a footprint on the program. During her four seasons, she piled up a school record of 2,213 points standing as one of just six players in the Northland to top the 2,000-mark. She also set the single-game standard at the school in a 49-point Section 7A Tournament game. For her career, she hit on better than 66-percent of her field goal attempts and helped lead the Bombers to a Section 7A championship and a third place finish at the 2006 Minnesota State High School Tournament. She is a three-time All-Polar League first team selection, earning conference Most Valuable Player honors in both 2006 and 2007. She was named to the Duluth News Tribune All-Tournament team twice and was honored as the media outlets Player of the Week on four occasions. She eclipsed the 1,000-point and 1,000 rebound plateaus by powering her team into the post season, earning a spot on the Wells Fargo All-State Tournamnet Team.During her senior season she averaged 28 points, 12 rebounds and two blocks per contest, she was named as the Duluth News Tribune’s 2007 Player of the Year, earned a spot on the Pioneer Press All-State Second Team and made her second consecutive appearance on the list of Minnesota Basketball News Top 100 Players in the State. She was also selected as an All-Star by the Minnesot Girl’s Basketball Coaches’ Association.McKay was also a four-year letterwinner in vol-leyball and track and field. She was a captain of the volleyball team, where she was three times honored as a Polar League All-Conference selection earning first team accolades at the conclusion of her final two campaigns. McKay was equally as successful outside of athletics. In addition to earning four academic awards and being a member of the “A”

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SAMANTHA BALDWIN JR • G • 5-7ST. THOMAS, N.D. • GRAFTON HS

2008-09 (Freshman)Was BSU’s top rebounder with 148 (5.5 rpg), her 2.8 assists per game was second and the 7.1 points per game was fourth on the squad…Played in all 27 games, starting 24 and averaging 28.6 minutes per contest, the second most on the team…Her 76 assists was good for second on the team…She had seven games in double-figures, including a career-high 14 points twice…Her 12 rebounds against the University of Minnesota, Crookston was a career-high and second highest rebounding output by a Beaver in 2008-09.

GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOLA three-sport athlete at Grafton High School, Baldwin earned five varsity letters in basketball...the 2,000-point career scorer helped lead the spoilers to a 22-2 record, a District 4 Conference Championship and Conference Tournament Championship her senior year...the five-time All-District performer recorded 16.9 ppg, 7.4 rpg and 7.4 apg while shooting 48-percent from the field, 43.6-percent from the three-point arc and 73.4-percent from the charity stripe during her senior campaign...At the conclusion of her senior season she was a Miss North Dakota Basketball finalist, First Team All-State, a McDonald’s All-American Nominee, a member of the Lions All-Star Team, and the District 4 Senior Athlete of the Year...A three-year letter winner on the Spoilers’ volleyball team, she earned All-District honors her sophomore season while being named Back Row Defensive Player of the Year...she has also been active on the track and on the golf course as she has lettered in track and field three times and golf twice...she was named MVP of the track and field team her sophomore season and qualified for the North Dakota state track meet in the 200, 400, pole vault, and 4 x 100 relay...off the playing surface she has been involved in student council, homecoming, band and youth group.

PERSONALA native of St. Thomas, N.D....She was born to Brent and Stephanie Baldwin March 21, 1990 in Grand Forks, N.D...following in the footsteps of her dad who played basketball at Crookston and Mayville State...plans to major in nursing while at BSU.

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MEGAN BATES JR • F • 6-0BRAINERD, MINN. • BRAINERD HS

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Will use a medical redshirt for the 2009-10 season due to off-season hip surgery.

2008-09 (FRESHMAN)Played in 24 games, starting 14 and averaging 18.2 minutes per game…Her 90 rebounds (3.8 rpg) was fourth on the team, posting two eight rebound games…She led the team in five games in rebounds… Averaged 2.7 points and 1.0 assists per contest…Her 12 steals was fifth on the team.

BRAINERD HIGH SCHOOLBates made the 100-mile trek north to Bemidji to join the women’s basketball program...the two-sport standout at Brainerd High School, was a mainstay on both the Warriors basketball and soccer teams...she was a member of the Warrior basketball program since her freshman season...prior to her senior season Bates was creeping in on 1,000 points for her career and was just 14 rebounds shy of 500...she also had 258 assists and 226 steals prior to her senior season...the Central Lakes all-conference player also was named Ms. Defense (‘05, ‘06, ‘07, and ‘08), Ms. Assists (‘07) and Most Steals (‘05 & ‘07) throughout her career...along with basketball accolades she shined on the soccer field as well...she was named 2006-07 Mid-Fielder of the year, 2007 team MVP, 2007 Minnesota State All-Tournament team, and was a 2007 Central Lakes All-Conference team selection...she also shined in the class room as she was selected to the 2007 Central Lakes Scholar Athlete team.

PERSONALA native of Brainerd, Minn....She was born to Mike and Jeri Bates November 24, 1989 in Tuscon, Ariz...plans to major in nursing while at BSU.

BATES’ CAREER STATISTICS -Total- -3-Point- -Rebounds- Year GP-GS MIN/AVG FG-A PCT. FG-A PCT. FT-A PCT. OFF-DEF TOT AVG. PF-FO A TO B ST PTS09-10 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.008-09 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.0

CAREER HIGHSPoints ........................................................................5Rebounds .................................................................5Field Goals Made ......................................................7Field Goals Attempted ...............................................8Three-Point Field Goals Made ...................................9Three-Point Field Goals Attempted ...........................8Free Throws Made .....................................................5Free Throws Attempted .............................................4Assists .......................................................................3Blocks ........................................................................5Steals .........................................................................7Minutes Played ..........................................................12

BALDWIN’S CAREER STATISTICS -Total- -3-Point- -Rebounds- Year GP-GS MIN/AVG FG-A PCT. FG-A PCT. FT-A PCT. OFF-DEF TOT AVG. PF-FO A TO B ST PTS09-10 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.008-09 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.0

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TAYLOR DAVIS JR • F • 5-10CROOKSTON, MINN. • CROOKSTON HS

2008-09 (Freshman)Was BSU’s top rebounder with 148 (5.5 rpg), her 2.8 assists per game was second and the 7.1 points per game was fourth on the squad…Played in all 27 games, starting 24 and averaging 28.6 minutes per contest, the second most on the team…Her 76 assists was good for second on the team…She had seven games in double-figures, including a career-high 14 points twice…Her 12 rebounds against the University of Minnesota, Crookston was a career-high and second highest rebounding output by a Beaver in 2008-09.

GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOLA three-sport athlete at Grafton High School, Baldwin earned five varsity letters in basketball...the 2,000-point career scorer helped lead the spoilers to a 22-2 record, a District 4 Conference Championship and Conference Tournament Championship her senior year...the five-time All-District performer recorded 16.9 ppg, 7.4 rpg and 7.4 apg while shooting 48-percent from the field, 43.6-percent from the three-point arc and 73.4-percent from the charity stripe during her senior campaign...At the conclusion of her senior season she was a Miss North Dakota Basketball finalist, First Team All-State, a McDonald’s All-American Nominee, a member of the Lions All-Star Team, and the District 4 Senior Athlete of the Year...A three-year letter winner on the Spoilers’ volleyball team, she earned All-District honors her sophomore season while being named Back Row Defensive Player of the Year...she has also been active on the track and on the golf course as she has lettered in track and field three times and golf twice...she was named MVP of the track and field team her sophomore season and qualified for the North Dakota state track meet in the 200, 400, pole vault, and 4 x 100 relay...off the playing surface she has been involved in student council, homecoming, band and youth group.

PERSONALA native of St. Thomas, N.D....She was born to Brent and Stephanie Baldwin March 21, 1990 in Grand Forks, N.D...following in the footsteps of her dad who played basketball at Crookston and Mayville State...plans to major in nursing while at BSU.

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DAVIS’ CAREER STATISTICS -Total- -3-Point- -Rebounds- Year GP-GS MIN/AVG FG-A PCT. FG-A PCT. FT-A PCT. OFF-DEF TOT AVG. PF-FO A TO B ST PTS09-10 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.008-09 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.0

SYDNEY EPEMA JR • G • 5-8CROOKSTON, MINN. • CROOKSTON HS

24 2009-10 (REDSHIRT)

Will use a medical redshirt for the 2009-10 season due to off-season hip surgery.




EPEMA’S CAREER STATISTICS -Total- -3-Point- -Rebounds- Year GP-GS MIN/AVG FG-A PCT. FG-A PCT. FT-A PCT. OFF-DEF TOT AVG. PF-FO A TO B ST PTS09-10 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.008-09 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.0


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Played in 24 games, starting 14 and averaging 18.2 minutes per game…Her 90 rebounds (3.8 rpg) was fourth on the team, posting two eight rebound games…She led the team in five games in rebounds… Averaged 2.7 points and 1.0 assists per contest…Her 12 steals was fifth on the team.



ALTHOFF’S CAREER STATISTICS -Total- -3-Point- -Rebounds- Year GP-GS MIN/AVG FG-A PCT. FG-A PCT. FT-A PCT. OFF-DEF TOT AVG. PF-FO A TO B ST PTS09-10 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.008-09 27-23 725/26.9 67-198 .338 39-127 .307 17-21 .810 20-83 103 3.8 66-2 69 59 1 37 7.0


BECKY CRUMMY SO • G • 5-7ARGYLE, MINN. • STEPHEN/ARGYLE HS

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SHANNON THOMPSON SO • G • 5-7ROSEMOUNT, MINN. • APPLE VALLEY HS

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TIFFANY VAN HAAFTEN R-FR. • G • 5-8CHASKA, MINN. • CHASKA HS

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MELISSA BORSTNER FR. • G • 5-6EAST BETHEL, MINN. • ST. FRANCIS HS

ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOLA 1,000-plus point scorer at St. Francis High School, Borstner was a four-time all-conference selection...She guided the Fighting Saints to the state tournament in her sophomore and senior seasons...She surpassed the 1,000 point plateau during her junior year, in which the team went 24-4, winning the North Suburban Conference Championship...The team also won the conference championship her senior sea-son, posting a 25-5 mark...She racked-up 20.4 points per game her senior season, which finished 11th in the state of Minnesota...During her four-year career, the Fighting Saints totalled a 92-20 record...A captain in her final two seasons, she finished her career second on the SFHS points list (1,868) and seventh on the career rebounding chart (486)...She also holds the record for most free throws in one game (17-of-23), is second on the single-season scoring list (612) and ranks fourth in scoring average in a season (20.4 ppg)...Borstner succeeded off the court as well, appearing on the Dean’s List and the honor roll...The National Honor Society member was named academic all-conference and academic all-state.

PERSONALA native of East Bethel, Minn...she was born to Jeff and Jackie Borstner on January 3, 1992...Borstner is currently undecided on her major at BSU.

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CURFMAN ON BORSTNER““We are very excited about the addition of Melissa to our program. As a playmaker, she has a knack as both a scorer and to find her teammates for open shots. She had a lot of success in high school averaging over 20 points a game and leading her team to the Minnesota State Tournament and we look forward to her helping us build on the improvements BSU had this season.”

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JORDYN HOVER FR. • G • 5-6BARRON, WIS. • BARRON HS

BARRON HIGH SCHOOLHover was a two-time First Team All-Heart O’ North Conference pick, receiving the honor her freshman and senior seasons...She led the Golden Bears in scoring her freshman and senior years, guiding the team to a regional championship her senior year, qualifying for sectionals...A captain her senior season, Hover scored 15.6 points per game to sit second in the conference and 19th in Wisconsin’s Division II in scoring, earning a spot on the All-Northwest Second Team...Was named a All-Northwest Special Mention after her freshman and junior seasons, earning all-conference second team honors as a junior.... During her tenure at BHS the team went 71-20... She was named the team’s best offensive player three-times (freshman, ju-nior and senior seasons) during her time as a Golden Bear...She broke the school record for most 3-point shots made in a season with 71, while breaking the record for 3-pointers in a game with seven...Hover is a three-sport athlete, earning seven letters in basketball (four), volleyball (three) and track (one)...Her resume is just as long in the classroom, as she is a high honor roll student (four years), National Honor Society member (three years) and a three-sport academic excellence award winner, while settling in the top-five percent of her class...Hover is a BSU Academic Achievement Scholarship and Campus Honor Scholarship winner for 2010--11.

PERSONALA native of Barron, Wis...she was born to Steven and Kelly Hover on December 18, 1991...Hover plans on majoring in Business Management while at BSU.

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MORGAN LEE FR. • G • 5-7HAYWARD, WIS. • HAYWARD HS

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CURFMAN ON HOVER“Jordyn is going to be a great addition to our team, not only because of her talent, as she averaged just under 16 points per game, but because of her passion and energy for the game. She has a tremendous shooting range and is a pesky defender. She is going to make our team better next year.”

HAYWARD HIGH SCHOOLLee was a standout guard at Hayward High School, leading the Hurricanes to back-to-back Heart O’ North Conference championships her sophomore and junior seasons. She led the conference in scoring as a junior and was second her sophomore year, en route to first team all-conference honors in both seasons. The three-year starter and team captain was named Third-team All-Northwest last season. Lee is a two-time team most valuable player, leading HHS to a combined 36-9 record the last two seasons. She has 771 career points and led the conference her junior season in 3-pointers made and posted a 48-percent mark from beyond the arc. Lee is a 10-time letterwinner in three sports, basketball, volleyball and track, and has been apart of seven conference championships. She was a first-team all-conference member with the volleyball squad three times, leading the Hurricanes to three regional titles. On the track team, Lee is a two-time state qualifier in the 4x400. In the classroom, Lee is an honor roll student.

PERSONALThe daughter of David and Ronda Lee...she was born January 3, 1992 in Hayward, Wis...Lee is majoring in Business Management at BSU.

CURFMAN ON LEE“We are very excited about adding Morgan to our team for this year. Morgan is a very talented guard that can play several positions and she is a great scoring threat. I like that she not only is a very good 3-point shooter, but also that she can create her own shot off the dribble. In addition to her offensive abilities, she has strong instincts on defense and is a very smart basketball player.”

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ELLIE WESSLING FR. • F • 5-10WINSTED, MINN. • HOWARD LAKE-WAVERLY-WINSTED HS



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