2007-08 sd mines men's basketball media guide

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Welcome to the King Center and Goodell Gymnasium, home of the Hardrockers.The facilities recently had a facelift as the women’s basketball, men’s basketball, women’svolleyball and men’s football teams all got upgrades to the locker room area. The foot-ball team is totally housed at O’Harra Stadium, while the other sports recently had theircurrent facilities modified. The locker rooms are all state of the art to go along with anexcellent gym that seats approximately 3,000. and a top of the line fitness center and anindoor pool for use as well.

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HARDROCKER BASKETBALL2007-2008 SCHEDULE

OCT. 26 AT CARROLL MT 5P.M.OCT. 27 AT MONTANA TECH 7 P.M.NOV. 3 VS. DAKOTAWESLEYAN 7:30 P.M.NOV. 4 VS. MOUNTMARTY 4 P.M.NOV. 16 AT GRACE NEBRASKA

(VS. GRACE UNIVERSITY) TBANOV. 17 AT GRACE NEBRASKA

(VS. MIDLAND LUTHERAN, NE) TBANOV. 23 US BANK THANKSGIVING CLASSIC

BHSU VS. DANA COLLEGE 5 P.M.SDSM&T VS. JOHNSON &WALES 7 P.M.

NOV. 24 US BANK THANKSGIVING CLASSICBHSU VS. JOHNSON &WALES 3 P.M.SDSM&T VS. DANA COLLEGE 5 P.M.

NOV. 28 AT CHADRON STATE(EXHIBITION GAME) 7 P.M.

DEC. 1 AT PRESENTATION COLLEGE 2 P.M.DEC. 5 VS. BLACK HILLS STATE 7:30 P.M.DEC. 8 VS. ROCKY MOUNTAIN 7:30 P.M.DEC. 15 VS. GREAT FALLS, MT 7 P.M.

DEC. 28 AT PERKINS CLASSIC TBADEC. 29 AT PERKINS CLASSIC VS. TBAJAN. 5 AT JOHNSON ANDWALES 7 P.M.JAN. 11 VS. VALLEY CITY STATE 7:30 P.M.JAN. 12 VS. JAMESTOWN COLLEGE 6 P.M.JAN. 18 AT MAYVILLE STATE 7:30 P.M. (CST)

JAN. 19 AT DAKOTA STATE 6 P.M. (CST)

JAN. 25 VS. MINOT STATE 7:30 P.M.JAN. 26 VS. DICKINSON STATE 6 P.M.FEB. 1 AT DICKINSON STATE 7:30 P.M.FEB 2 AT MINOT STATE 6 P.M. (CST)

FEB 8 VS. DAKOTA STATE 7:30 P.M.FEB 9 VS. MAYVILLE STATE 6 P.M.FEB 15 AT JAMESTOWN COLLEGE 7:30 (CST)

FEB 16 AT VALLEY CITY STATE 6 P.M. (CST)

FEB 20 AT BLACK HILLS STATE 7:30 P.M.FEB 24 DAC PLAYOFFS TBAFEB 27 DAC PLAYOFFS TBAMARCH 2 DAC PLAYOFFS TBAMARCH 12 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIPS START TBA

2007-2008 ROSTERNO. NAME POS HT HOMETOWN YR MAJOR1/41 Kyler Ludwig F 6'4" Beeville, TX Fr. Mining Engineering2/35 Scott May G 6'2" Aurora, CO Fr. Industrial Engineering3/13 Michael Ross G 6'3" Forth Worth, TX Fr. Mechanical Engineering4/15* Robbie Fedor G 6'1" Monticello, MN So. Mechanical Engineering5/44 Kyle Kurth G 5'11" Pierre, SD Sr. Industrial Engineering10/ 11 AJ Trennepohl G 6'2" Lubbock, TX Fr. Mining Engineering14/43 Tanner Friesen G 6'6" Bismarck, ND Fr. Mining Engineering20/25 Kaleb Rehmer F 6'5" Cheyenne, WY Fr. Civil Engineering21/21 Tom Schmitz F 6'6" Rapid City, SD Sr. Industrial Engineering23/23 Brent Cass F 6'4" Hereford, CO Fr. Civil Engineering30/31 Mark Reding G 6'3" CO City, CO Fr. Mechanical Engineering33/33* Donny DeGooyer F 6'6" Great Falls, MT Jr. Electrical Engineering40/53* Brandon Smith F 6'8" Amenia, ND Jr. Mechanical Engineering55/55 Jordan Schmitz P 6'5" Williston, ND Fr. Mining EngineeringRS Austin Wilbanks G 6'8" Crave Creek, AZ Fr. Industrial EngineeringRS Jeremy Carlston P 6'11" Co. Springs, CO Fr. Mining Engineering

Head Coach: Jason Henry (3nd year) Athletic Trainer: Scott Baird and Jennifer RanumAssistant Coaches: Eric Glenn Athletics Assistant: Lori HodginAthletic Director: Hugh Welsh Sports Information Director: Brad BlumeEquipment Manager: Rick Lutes Hardrock Club President: Tom Rudebusch

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HARDROCKER BASKETBALL2007-2008 SEASON OUTLOOK

MEN’S HOOPS TEAM TO MATURE AS SEASON PROGRESSES

RAPID CITY ---- The South Dakota School of Mines men’sbasketball team will start out the 2007-08 season with a lot ofyoung, fresh faces on the Hardrocker team.The ‘Rockers lost five players to graduation, including the

Dakota Athletic Conference Most Valuable Senior (CaseySchmitz), along with all conference second team (Schmitz)and two third team selections(Brandon Lord, Matt Lyndoe),two 1,000 point scorers (Lyndoe and Schmitz) and a lot ofleadership, depth and talent (Blake Tideman, BrandonFredrickson).The experience of the upperclassmen paid off as the

Hardrockers finished last year with a 16-15 overall record (9-5 in DAC) which netted them a second-place finish in theconference. They made a good run in the post season, makingan appearance in the conference championship bout. The‘Rockers lost the game to eventual NAIA National Runners-up --- the Mayville State Comets.Third year Hardrocker head coach Jason Henry has to start

fresh this year, rostering 11 freshmen, one sophomore, twojuniors and a senior.“Over half of our roster consists of freshmen, but four of

those guys were in our program last year as redshirts,” Henrysaid. “And our two juniors were also redshirted their while inthe program.”The lone senior on the team is Tom Schmitz, a 6-foot-6-

inch forward from Rapid City S.D. He was a three-year starterfor the Hardrockers, but did not play last year due to injury.He is back for one final tour with SDSM&T. Although he iscoming off of knee surgery from a preseason injury, he willhopefully be ready for conference play in January.The juniors on the roster are Donny DeGooyer, a 6-6 for-

ward from Great Falls, Mont., and Brandon Smith, a 6-8 for-ward, from Amenia, N.D. Both saw limited time last season,but will be the core of this year’s team. They have the skills andexperience needed to take the ‘Rockers on their journey.“They are really seniors playing as juniors,” Henry said.

“They have to step up this season, and play a lot of minutes. Itis important to us for them to have a good start to the season.”The only sophomore on the team is Monticello, Minn.,

native Robbie Fedor. The 6-1 guard started for theHardrockers last year and did well in his role at the point. Hescored just under 200 points in 2006-07 and was 40 percentfrom the field. Henry said he hopes to utilize Fedor’s touchfrom the outside by giving him a new role.

“Robbie played all point guard for us last year, but he ismore comfortable at the two-guard spot,” Henry said.The head coach feels that DeGooyer, Smith and Fedor will

be the key group to bring the team together as Fedor attackson the perimeter while the two forwards work both inside andoutside.“We will have to lean on those three guys for their scoring

ability and leadership.” Henry said.Freshmen Kyler Ludwig (6-4 forward) and AJ Trennepohl

(6-2 guard), Brent Cass (6-4 forward) and Mark Reding (6-3

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guard) were all redshirted a year ago. They start this seasonwith an understanding of the Hardrocker program and pro-vide depth at all positions. Ludwig (from Beeville, Texas) hasgreat leaping ability and can cause some damage going to thebasket, while Trennepohl (Lubbock, Texas) is one of the bestlong-range shooters on the team. Cass (Herford, Colo.) issomewhat of a physical player and Reding (Colorado City,Colo.) works well in a two-guard spot.“These four guys traveled with us a lot last year as red-

shirts,” Henry said. “We are looking to have them carry someof the weight.”The rest of the team is made up of new recruits, all of which

are freshmen --- Michael Ross (6-3 guard from Forth Worth,Texas), Tanner Friesen (6-6 guard from Bismarck, N.D.) KalebRehmer (6-5 forward from Cheyenne, Wyo.), Jordan Schmitz(6-5 post fromWilliston, N.D. and Scott May (6-2 guard fromAurora, Colo.).“Scott is a good point guard that had done very well in high

school. He is a great leader on the floor,” Henry said. “Ross isathletic and can run the floor well. Rehmer is already prettystrong and can handle the physicalness of college ball. Tannerand Jordan look good too and should get a lot of playing min-utes.”SDM will redshirt Jeremy Carlston, a 6-11 post from

Colorado Springs, Colo., and Austin Wilbanks, a 6-8 forwardfrom Cave Creek, Ariz.Now matter what type of player a coach has, there is always

an adjustment period going from one level to the next, andHenry expects nothing less as the Hardrockers start this year’scampaign.“We have some very coachable kids. We might struggle

early in the year, but I feel we will be competitive and fun towatch,” Henry said. “And the good thing about these guys isthat they are willing to get better. What we lack in experiencewe make up for in enthusiasm and effort.”Looking at the conference, Jamestown College is expected

to have a stellar year and was picked as the preseason favorite.Minot State took second and Mayville slid in at No. 3. TheHardrockers were predicted to finish seventh, just ahead ofDakota State. Black Hills State is fourth in preseason, ValleyCity State fifth and Dickinson State sixth.Henry said that the ‘Rockers’ ranking was due to his team

obvious youth and inexperience, but looks can sometimes bedeceiving.“We will surprise some teams,” Henry said. “We may strug-

gle early, but at conference time we want to be able to competeand knock off some of these teams.”

And because of all the new players and their different ath-letic traits, the Hardrocker game plan will have to be tweakedas well. Where SDM was primarily a team that was strong inthe post in past seasons, this year’s version looks to rely on theplay of its guards and play from the perimeter.“We are expecting the guards to do a lot of the scoring,” the

coach added.Defense too will be modified. This season look for the

Hardrocker apply a lot more pressure and try to speed up thegame.“We will have to press the ball, gamble a little and keep the

tempo of the game high,” Henry said.


head coach


Jason Henry is a native of Minot, ND, enters his third season asthe Hardrockers' head coach. Before being promoted, Henry servedas an assistant at South Dakota School of Mines for three yearswhere he coordinated the team’s recruiting efforts and helped in allaspects of the program. In his second season as head coach, theHardrockers had their highest finish in the Dakota AthleticConference and played in the DAC Championship gameHenry played high school basketball at Minot Bishop Ryan and

college ball at Minot State in North Dakota, where he graduated in1997 with a degree in physical education as well as corporate fitness.Henry went on to receive his Master's degree in education fromNorth Dakota State University.Henry’s coaching career began as an assistant at Minot Bishop

Ryan in 1994. He continued as an assistant with stops at West Fargo,ND, and Minot State. He then served as head boys' and girls' basket-ball coach at PBK High School (Pingree, Buchanan, and Kensal) inND, and two seasons as head boys' coach at Washburn, ND. The fol-lowing season Henry then returned to the college level with a two-year stop at the North Dakota School of Science, a junior college inWahpeton, as an assistant. During his last year there in 2002, theteam finished with a 31-2 mark and set 14 school records. Hecoached Team North Dakota during the summers of 1999-2002which traveled to Australia and Hawaii to compete in internationalplay. Along with his coaching duties over the years, Henry hastaught business and physical education classes at the high schooland college level.

“Mines is a wonderfulplace to coach and RapidCity is a beautiful place tolive," said coach Henry. "Ihave been blessed to haveworked with a number ofHall of Fame coaches andlearned so much alongthe way. It is always excit-ing to start each year andimplement my style ofplay along with the stylesthat have become part ofme from the people Ihave worked with in thepast. With an up-tempo offense and pressure defense, we will con-tinue to have some very exciting basketball now and in the future.We have been able to get some of the top student/athletes around thearea because of the excellent academic background at Mines. I planon continuing to bring in these top-notch student - athletes andbuild upon the foundation that has been established from the pastcoaches at the School of Mines."Henry is married to Anne who is a dental hygienist in Rapid City

and they have a 1 year old daughter Gretchen.

JASON HENRY

HARDROCKER BASKETBALLCOACHING STAFF

assistant coachEric Glenn is a native of Riverton, Wyoming, but spent much of

his childhood years in Hot Springs where his father was the headfootball coach. He played football and basketball for two years atChadron State College in Chadron, Neb., where he was a back-upquarterback and point guard. He then finished his final two yearswith the Eagle basketball program. He graduated from ChadronState with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Education(1993). After graduation, he immediately stayed on as an assistantfor then head coach, Bob Wood, where he helped the Eagles to theirfirst Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference league championship. Asan assistant at Chadron State he earned a Master of Arts degree inSports and Recreation Management. In 1995, he went to theUniversity of Wyoming where he was the third assistant on JobyWright’s basketball staff. After a two-year stint at Wyoming, hemoved on to Scottsbluff High School where he was the assistantcoach on the Bearcats District B-6 championship team that qualifiedfor the Nebraska State Tournament. The next season he went toMissouri Valley College where he was the assistant men’s basketballcoach for the Vikings of the Heart of America Athletic Conference.In 2000, he was hired as the head coach of Missouri Valley where heled the Vikings to their best conference finish in four years, hostedand won play-off tournament games two out of the three years andwas nominated for conference coach of the year twice. From 2001to 2003 he served on the National Association of Intercollegiate

Athletics (NAIA)Division II NationalTournament Committee.In 2003 he took theopportunity to movecloser to family andbecame an assistant atBlack Hills StateUniversity under MikeKruszynski. Glenn hasdirected and worked atover 30 different campsand clinics throughoutthe Midwest, which haveincluded the University ofWyoming, Colorado State University, Chauncey Billups BasketballCamps, Creighton University, Mike Trader Basketball Camps andMontana State University.He is married to the former Lorna Dahlgren, who played for the

Chadron State women’s basketball program from 1991 – 1995 whereshe holds career records in assists and steals and is in the Top 5 inpoints, rebounds and free throws. They have one son, Jarek, who isfour.

ERIC GLENN



➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Beeville, TX➢ High School: Beeville High School➢ Major: Mining Engineering➢ Height: 6-2➢ Position: Guard➢ Birthdate: 02/04/1988➢ Experience: Signed with SDM in 2006

Career NotesLudwig comes in as a 6-foot-2-inch freshman guard whoplayed his high school career for the Beeville Trojans. Ludwighas great athletic ability and after a year of maturing, will beseeing a lot of minutes for the Hardrocker basketball program.Kyler was a redshirt during the 2006-07 campaign.

High SchoolLudwig was a two-year starter and named captain of his highschool team during his senior season. He was named co-MVPby his team and was award the Defensive MVP from his dis-trict. He also ran track.

PersonalSon of Mike and Tamera Ludwig ... majoring in ElectricalEngineering .... born on February 02, 1988.

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KYLER LUDWIG

➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Aurora, CO➢ High School: Smokey Hill High School➢ Major: Industrial Engineering➢ Height: 6-2➢ Position: Guard➢ Birthdate: 4/8/89➢ Experience: Signed with SDM in April of 2007

Career NotesMay is 6-foot-2-inch guard from Smoky Hill High School inAurora, Colo. As a senior he averaged 13 points, 4.1 rebounds and4.3 assists per game. He also helped his team, the Smoky HillBuffalo to a 22-4 record during the 2006-07 campaign and earnedthe League title from the Centennial League in 5A division basket-ball. The Buffalo also made an Elite Eight appearance last seasonas well.

High SchoolMay received All State honorable mention, earned first team hon-ors for the Centennial League and was also named to the All City(Aurora) team at the conclusion of his senior season. During hisjunior season, May averaged 9.6 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.3assists per game. He was the MVP of the Heritage/ThunderridgeTip-off Tournament, was named to the second team in the

SCOTT MAY

Centennial League and was All City honorablemention. Also during his junior year, May helpedhis team finish with a 21-6 overall record and makea first ever trip to the Final Four in post season play.

PersonalSon of Ed and Jean May.. majoring in IndustrialEngineering .... born on April 8, 1989

➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Fort Worth, TX➢ High School: South Hills High School➢ Major: Mechanical Engineering➢ Height: 6-3➢ Position: Guard➢ Birthdate: 9/7/88➢ Experience: Signed with SDM in July of 2007

Career NotesIn his high school career, Ross averaged 22.3, 4.6 rebounds, 2.6assists and 2.3 steals per game. His abilities as an athlete are farreaching as Ross is a stellar track and field standout. He runs the100-meter dash in 10.7 seconds and has reached a distance of over47 feet in the triple jump. Ross was also named the 4A offensivefootball player of the year for his district.

High SchoolDuring his senior season, Ross average 22.9 points, brought down6.6 rebounds and had 3.8 assists per game. He also had seven dou-ble-doubles in rebounds and points on the season and notched twotriple doubles and was just a steal away from recording a quadru-ple double. He also earned first team all district honors his senioryear.

MICHAEL ROSS

PersonalSon of Mike Ross and Regina Ross. Born on Sept.7, 1988.




➢ Class: Sophmore➢ Hometown: Monticello, MN➢ High School: Monticello High School➢ Major: Mechanical Engineering➢ Height: 6-1➢ Position: Guard➢ Birthdate: 8/11/87➢ Experience: Started for the Hardrockers as a

freshman

Career NotesFedor is a sophomore guard that started as the point guardduring his freshmen year.. During his freshman season, Robbieplayed in all 31 games of the 2006-07 season, cashed in for 188points and was just over 40 percent from field.

High SchoolAttended Monticello High School in Monticello, MN …Academic All Conference, Academic All State. His senior yearRobbie averaged 19 points, 3 assists and 2 steals per game,while shooting 40 percent from the 3-point line and over 80percent from the free throw line which put him over the 1,000point scoring mark.

ROBBIE FEDOR

PersonalSon of Tom and Kathy Fedor ... majoring inMechanical Engineering .... born on August 11,1987.

➢ Class: Junior➢ Hometown: Pierre, SD➢ High School: Briggs High School➢ Major: Industrial Engineering➢ Height: 5-11➢ Position: Guard➢ Birthdate:➢ Experience: Kyle joined the team at the end of

the football season

Career NotesKyle comes to the Hardrocker basketball program and four excep-tional years as a SDM football player. Kyle will provide depth to theHardrockers corp. of guards and will be looked at to contributefrom the perimeter.

PersonalSon of Skip Kurth and Lynne Kurth... majoring in IndustrialEngineering ... born on …...

KYLE KURTH

➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Lubbock, TX➢ High School: Trinity Christian High School➢ Major: Mining Engineering➢ Height: 6-2➢ Position: Guard➢ Birthdate: 12/25/87➢ Experience: Signed with SDM on April 10,

2006

Career NotesTrennepohl is a 6-3 freshmen guard that played his high schoolball for Trinity Christian High School in Lubbock Texas. His teamhad an 88-26 record while making it to the State Championshipgame three consecutive years. AJ is known throughout the state ofTexas because of his shooting. He was a redshirt last year forSDSM&T

High SchoolTrennepohl was also awarded the very prestigious award of 1stTeam TABC (Texas Association of Basketball Coaches) All Statethis past season. He shot 47 percent his senior year from behindthe 3-point line (113-240) while going 9-17 in a 35-point effortagainst another top ranked team from Fort Worth, TX.

AJ TRENNEPOHL

PersonalSon of Roger and Beth Trennapohl ... majoring inMining Engineering .... born on December 25,1987.




➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Bismarck, ND➢ High School: Shiloh Christian School➢ Major: Mining Engineering➢ Height: 6-6➢ Position: Guard➢ Birthdate: 6/24/07➢ Experience: Signed with SDM in 2007

Career NotesAt the end of his senior year, Friesen averaged 21 points and 13rebounds a game and shot 46 percent from the field and 80 per-cent from the free throw line. Friesen was named to his all dis-trict, all region and all state teams. During his senior year,Friesen broke the school’s rebounding record of 25 (in a singlegame) and also scored 35 points in the same game.

High SchoolAt the end of his senior year, Friesen averaged 21 points and 13rebounds a game and shot 46 percent from the field and 80 per-cent from the free throw line. Friesen participated in the statetournament three out of the four years of his high schoolcareer. At the 2007 state tourney, Friesen led all participants inindividual scoring, rebounding and free throw percentage andwas a unanimous selection to the All-State Tournament Team.

TANNER FRIESEN

He also served as captain of the basketball teamboth his junior and senior season and was also acaptain of the soccer and baseball teams as wellas a student council officer.

PersonalSon of Ivan and Tracy... majoring in MiningEngineering .... born on June 24, 1989

➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Cheyenne, WY➢ High School: Cheyenne East High School➢ Major: Civil Engineering➢ Height: 6-5➢ Position: Forward➢ Birthdate: 2/20/89➢ Experience: Signed with SDM in 2007

Career NotesRehmer, who is 6-foot-4-inches tall and plays as a forward, wasrecruited from Cheyenne East High School where he averaged 11points and eight rebounds per game. During the Wyoming statetournament, Rehmer gave a stellar performance, scoring 25 pointsa contest, in the three-game format tournament.

High SchoolRehmer recently topped off his high school hoops career by play-ing in the Wyoming vs. Montana All Star game, and finished outwith an All-State player selection.

PersonalSon of Lora Pehmer…. majoring in Civil Engineering .... born onFeb. 20, 1989.

KALEB REHMER

➢ Class: Senior➢ Hometown: Rapid City, SD➢ High School: Rapid City Stevens➢ Major: Industrial Engineering➢ Height: 6-6➢ Position: Forward➢ Birthdate: 10/1/84➢ Experience: Tom is a three-year starter for the

Hardrockers

Career NotesTom is a three-year starter for the Hardrockers, but had to sit outthe 2006-07 campaign because of injuries. He is back as a seniorthis season and looks to pick up where he left off. He made steadycontribution his first three years in the program should continuethat trend once he is completely healthy this season.

PersonalSon of Joe Schmitz …….. majoring in Industrial Engineering….Born on Oct. 10, 1984

TOM SCHMITZ




➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Hereford, CO➢ High School: Pawnee High School➢ Major: Mining Engineering➢ Height: 6-4➢ Position: Guard➢ Birthdate: 02/07/1988➢ Experience: Signed with SDM on April 20,

2006

Career NotesCass is a 6-4 freshmen small forward that played his highschool ball for Pawnee High School. His team had a 61-9record while Brent played on the varsity team. Brent was a red-shirt during the 2006-07 season. He will contribute a lot to thisyear’s squad.

High SchoolWhile at Pawnee Cass was first team all Conference, first teamAll State, and voted by Rocky Mountain news as the 1A Playerof the Year. As a senior he averaged a double double in pointsand rebounds, racking up 21 points per game and 11 rebounds.He scored 1,101 points and grabbed 706 rebounds over hishigh school career. His game high in scoring was a 34-pointgame and he grabbed 22 rebounds in another game.

BRENT CASS

PersonalSon of Jim and Karen Cass ... majoring inMining Engineering .... born on Nov. 28, 1985.

➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Colorado Springs, CO➢ High School: Rye High School➢ Major: Mechanical Engineering➢ Height: 6-3➢ Position: Forward➢ Birthdate: 12/17/87➢ Experience: 2006 signee

Career NotesReding is a 6-4 freshmen small forward that was a 3-year starterfor his High School team. While at Rye in 2006 he was first teamall Conference, first teamAll State, and was selected to the 2A StateAll-Tournament team. His team had a 48-4 record over the pasttwo seasons and he was the team captain for three seasons. Markwas a redshirt on the Hardrocker team last year.

High SchoolAs a senior he averaged a double double in points and rebounds,racking up 15 points per game and 10 rebounds. He was, also, thestarting quarterback on the football team and holds the schoolrecord in the shot put and discus. Academically, Mark was hisclass’s salutatorian and was a member of the National HonorSociety.

MARK REDDING

PersonalSon Richard and Nancy Reding... majoring inMechanical Engineering ... born on December 17,1987.

➢ Class: Junior➢ Hometown: Great Falls, MT➢ High School: C.M. Russell High School➢ Major: Electrical Engineering➢ Height: 6-6➢ Position: Wing➢ Birthdate: 2/18/85➢ Experience: second-year player for SDSM&T

Career NotesIn his High School career DeGooyer was a first team all-conferenceselection, first team all-state selection inMontana's largest class, and wasthe MVP of the state tournament while leading CMR to the state cham-pionship. After redshirting his first year at South Dakota Mines, Donnyhas been developing and is set to have a breakout season as a juniorSophomore Season (2006-07): In his second season as a Hardrocker,DeGooyer played in 29 games where he contributed with 90 points onthe season and brought down 45 total rebounds.Freshman Season (2005-06): In his first season as a Hardrocker,DeGooyer played in 15 games where he contributed with 19 points onthe season and brought down four total rebounds.

High SchoolAs a Rustler in Great Falls, DeGooyer Don led the Rustlers in scoring hissenior season averaging 15.6 ppg.. He was selected to play for the

DONNY DEGOOYER

Montana team in the Montana verses Wyoming all-stargame. Don was on the honor roll all four years in highschool and compiled a 3.78 GPA. He will major in com-puter engineering.

PersonalSon of Gary and Susan DeGooyer... majoring inElectrical Engineering .... born on Feb. 18, 1985




➢ Class: Junior➢ Hometown: Amenia, N.D.➢ High School: Central Cass High School➢ Major: Mechanical Engineering➢ Height: 6-8➢ Position: Forward➢ Birthdate: 11/28/85➢ Experience: Been a Hardrocker since 2004

Career NotesSince Smith signed in 2004, he has already grown two inchesand will play a significant role at the No. 3 and No. 4 positions.Smith is a wing player from Central Cass High School,Casselton, ND.Sophomore Season (2006-07): Smith played in 31 games dur-ing the 2006-7 campaign. He averaged just over 3 points a gameand recorded 115 points on the season. He had 75 reboundsaveraging 2.4 a game.Freshman Season (2005-06): Smith played in 20 games duringhis Hardrocker debut. He averaged 2.3 points a game totallying46 points on the season. He had 34 rebounds averaging 1.7 agame.

High SchoolSmith is a member of the National Honor Society, and was a

BRANDON SMITH

North Dakota All-State 2nd team selection in2004. He was also North Dakota District seniorathlete of the year in 2004.

PersonalSon of Kent and Patty Smith ... majoring inMechanical Engineering .... born on Nov. 28,1985.

➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Williston ND➢ High School: Williston High School➢ Major: Mining Engineering➢ Height: 6-5➢ Position: Post➢ Birthdate: 12/15/88➢ Experience: Signed with SDM in 2007

Career NotesStanding 6-feet-5-inches, Jordan would be a great replacement forhis brother Casey as a post player. Jordan is well on his way. At theconclusion of his high school hoops season, he was named to theWDA All Conference team after scoring 219 points for the yearand grabbing 69 rebounds. He was also recently selected to play inthe North Dakota Lion’s All-Star game this summer.

High SchoolJordan played his high school career for the Williston High SchoolCoyotes. This past season his team finished with an 18-7 overallrecord and 12-4 mark in WDA conference play. The Coyotes fin-ished third in their conference and also took third in the NorthDakota State Tournament. Jordan started all 25 games this year asa co-captain of the team. He averaged 12.2 points and fourrebounds each game. He had a field goal percent of 52 and shot 63

JORDAN SCHMITZ

percent from the free throw line.

PersonalSon of John and Kathy... majoring in MiningEngineering .... born on Dec. 15, 1988.

➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Cave Creek, AZ➢ High School: Cactus Shadows➢ Major: Industrial Engineering➢ Height: 6-8➢ Position: Guard➢ Birthdate: 3/4/89➢ Experience: Signed with SDM in 2007

Career NotesWilbanks signed with the Hardrockers in the summer of 2007 andwill redshirt his first year in the program. As a 6-foot-8-inch ath-lete, he will provide depth in the paint and is also skilled on theperimeter, holding down a guard position.

High SchoolWhile attending Cactus Shadows Austin averaged 9.4 points, 5.6rebounds and 2 assists per game.

PersonalSon of Lonnie and Linda Wilbanks majoring in IndustrialEngineering .... born on March 4, 1989.

AUSTIN WILBANKS




➢ Class: Freshman➢ Hometown: Colorado Springs, CO➢ High School: Doherty High School➢ Major: Eng. & Management➢ Height: 6-11➢ Position: Post➢ Birthdate: 3/6/89➢ Experience: Signed with SDM in 2007

Career NotesJeremy will redshirt his first year in the Hardrocker program.The 6-foot-11-inch post player will prove to be quite an assetonce he learns the SDM basketball system. He will have astrong presence in the paint when he has the opportunity to hitthe floor and should provide balance to the Hardrockers’ out-side game making South Dakota Mines a force to be reckonedwith.

High SchoolJeremy earned most improved player during his senior year ofhigh school basketball. He was also a skilled athlete in trackand volleyball as well

JEREMY CARLSTON

PersonalSon of Alan and Melanie Carlston…. majoringin Mining Engineering and Management ....born on March 6, 1989.

HARDROCKER BASKETBALL2006-2007 STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICSCOMBINED SEASON STATISTICS

# PLAYER GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STPTSAVG11 Robbie Fedor 31 18 675 21.8 60 144 .417 37 88 .420 31 39 .795 15 45 60 1.9 56 64 67 2 15 188 6.113 Jace Sullivan 31 11 497 16.0 33 90 .367 5 26 .192 43 60 .717 17 57 74 2.4 62 75 77 0 37 114 3.715 Drew Taft 4 1 6 1.5 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 1 2 0.5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0.021 Chris Hurd 8 0 15 1.8 2 6 .333 0 0 .000 4 8 .500 2 0 2 0.3 0 1 1 1 2 8 1.023 Matt Lyndoe 30 24 704 23.5 107 201 .532 6 19 .316 96 115 .835 39 86 125 4.2 80 49 66 1 16 316 10.525 Brandon Lord 31 29 811 26.2 124 249 .498 20 66 .303 45 62 .726 47 95 142 4.6 44 53 59 2 31 313 10.131 Blake Tideman 31 4 661 21.3 83 166 .500 17 52 .327 34 55 .618 17 47 64 2.1 56 34 41 3 14 217 7.033 Brandon Fredrickson 30 0 564 18.8 106 239 .444 44 123 .358 34 50 .680 23 50 73 2.4 50 14 29 11 12 290 9.735 Donny DeGooyer 29 3 278 9.6 34 66 .515 5 13 .385 17 23 .739 9 36 45 1.6 29 14 25 0 9 90 3.141 Andrew Brown 30 25 622 20.7 98 201 .488 0 2 .000 38 53 .717 52 83 135 4.5 76 31 52 27 17 234 7.843 Brandon Smith 31 1 351 11.3 41 69 .594 0 0 .000 33 47 .702 29 46 75 2.4 39 9 35 7 10 115 3.744 Unknown 1 0 1 0.7 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.045 John Madsen 19 0 138 7.3 10 30 .333 4 15 .267 3 8 .375 9 21 30 1.6 16 9 15 1 2 27 1.451 Casey Schmitz 31 29 773 24.9 135 257 .525 3 7 .429 122 174 .701 45 119 164 5.3 66 23 88 11 22 395 12.7

TEAM Rebounds 10 33 43 28

South Dakota Mines 31 6101 833 1720 .484 141 411 .343 500 694 .720 315 719 1034 33.4 580 378 583 66 192 2307 74.4

Opponents 31 4531 849 1782 .476 226 600 .377 426 615 .693 277 620 897 28.9 605 395 507 85 244 2350 75.8

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SCORING 2307 2350Points per game 74.4 75.8Scoring margin -1.4 -

FIELD GOALS-ATT 833-1720 849-1782Field goal pct .484 .476

3 POINT FG-ATT 141-411 226-6003-point FG pct .343 .3773-pt FG made per game 4.5 7.3

FREE THROWS-ATT 500-694 426-615Free throw pct .720 .693

REBOUNDS 1034 897Rebounds per game 33.4 28.9Rebounding margin 4.4 -

ASSISTS 378 395Assists per game 12.2 12.7

TURNOVERS 583 507Turnovers per game 18.8 16.4Turnover margin 2.5 -Assist / turnover ratio 0.6 0.8

STEALS 192 244Steals per game 6.2 7.9

BLOCKS 66 85Blocks per game 2.1 2.7

ATTENDANCE 0 125Home games-Avg/Game 12-0 16-7Neutral site-Avg/Game - 3-0

TEAM STATISTICSGAME BY GAME STATISTICS

OPPONENT DATE GP FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT PF A TO BLK ST PTSRocky Mountain College 10/27/2006 1 32 55 .582 6 18 .333 9 17 .529 7 21 28 14 14 15 5 9 79Mount Marty College 11/3/2006 1 26 56 .464 3 4 .750 16 23 .696 7 18 25 18 12 13 0 5 71Dakota Wesleyan Univ 11/4/2006 1 29 65 .446 9 23 .391 7 13 .538 11 19 30 32 16 23 3 6 74Azusa 11/10/2006 1 24 59 .407 7 20 .350 4 6 .667 12 27 39 19 13 24 0 4 59Concordia 11/11/2006 1 22 52 .423 2 11 .182 14 24 .583 9 22 31 25 11 27 2 7 60Montana Tech 11/18/2006 1 22 50 .440 6 18 .333 12 17 .706 13 15 28 14 6 17 2 10 62Haskell Indian Nations Un 11/24/2006 1 33 66 .500 4 13 .308 22 36 .611 17 22 39 19 19 20 2 11 92Johnson & Wales Univ 11/25/2006 1 24 57 .421 1 13 .077 21 23 .913 15 27 42 19 14 22 2 8 70Colorado Mines 12/1/2006 1 17 40 .425 6 15 .400 24 33 .727 10 20 30 28 10 19 1 4 64Johnson & Wales Univ 12/2/2006 1 23 59 .390 6 20 .300 18 24 .750 20 28 48 22 6 27 1 5 70BHSU 12/6/2006 1 19 41 .463 3 8 .375 30 40 .750 6 31 37 17 10 17 3 5 71Rocky Mountain College 12/9/2006 1 25 59 .424 4 18 .222 16 19 .842 11 18 29 11 12 18 5 4 70U of South Dakota 12/16/2006 1 23 53 .434 2 9 .222 11 18 .611 8 26 34 21 10 19 3 7 59Morningside College 12/29/2006 1 29 53 .547 6 13 .462 15 20 .750 3 19 22 14 15 17 2 3 79Northwestern College IA 12/30/2006 1 32 61 .525 8 20 .400 13 17 .765 8 19 27 18 21 19 4 4 85Dickinson State Univ 1/5/2007 1 34 65 .523 5 10 .500 15 17 .882 15 25 40 9 17 13 3 5 88Minot State University 1/6/2007 1 33 56 .589 1 4 .250 19 27 .704 8 22 30 11 14 19 1 9 86Mayville State 1/12/2007 1 29 62 .468 3 14 .214 7 8 .875 8 28 36 18 11 22 2 7 68Dakota State Univ 1/13/2007 1 29 52 .558 5 10 .500 26 32 .813 5 22 27 23 19 15 1 10 89Jamestown College 1/19/2007 1 17 46 .370 10 17 .588 9 14 .643 5 19 24 21 14 18 1 7 53Valley City State Univ 1/20/2007 1 26 51 .510 4 10 .400 14 17 .824 12 21 33 20 7 20 0 4 70Valley City State Univ 1/26/2007 1 18 39 .462 0 4 .000 24 36 .667 8 25 33 17 3 20 3 7 60Jamestown College 1/27/2007 1 26 61 .426 2 16 .125 20 31 .645 13 19 32 30 7 15 1 7 74Dakota State Univ 2/2/2007 1 41 72 .569 7 12 .583 13 18 .722 7 31 38 24 19 15 1 10 102Mayville State 2/3/2007 1 28 54 .519 3 10 .300 19 23 .826 12 26 38 13 10 21 2 3 78Minot State University 2/9/2007 1 28 57 .491 6 11 .545 19 23 .826 11 23 34 16 13 19 2 10 81Dickinson State Univ 2/10/2007 1 32 52 .615 0 7 .000 17 27 .630 13 29 42 13 7 20 2 4 81BHSU 2/15/2007 1 22 57 .386 4 21 .190 19 29 .655 14 12 26 22 7 13 4 4 67Dickinson State Univ 2/20/2007 1 36 54 .667 7 10 .700 21 26 .808 8 24 32 9 15 16 2 9 100Jamestown College 2/24/2007 1 22 48 .458 7 14 .500 20 25 .800 9 30 39 21 14 24 1 2 71Mayville State 2/27/2007 1 32 68 .471 4 18 .222 6 11 .545 10 31 41 22 12 16 5 2 74

TOTALS 31 833 1720 .484 141 411 .343 500 694 .720 315 719 1034 580 378 583 66 192 2307AVERAGE 33.4 12.2 74.4

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SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd TOTALOpponents 992 1174 2166South Dakota Mines 1002 1157 2159

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALAll Games (20-11) (13-1) (5-9) (2-1)Conference (8-6) (6-1) (2-5) (0-0)Non-Conference (12-5) (7-0) (3-4) (2-1)

COMBINED TEAM STATISTICSDATE PLACE OPPONENT SCORE W/L RECORD

10/27/06 h Rocky Mountain College 79-75 W 1-011/03/06 a Mount Marty College 71-66 W 2-011/04/06 a Dakota Wesleyan Univ 74-89 L 2-111/10/06 a Azusa 59-89 L 2-211/11/06 h Concordia 0-011/11/06 n Concordia 60-100 L 2-311/18/06 h Montana Tech 62-55 W 3-311/24/06 h Haskell Indian Nations Un 92-73 W 4-311/25/06 h Johnson & Wales Univ 70-53 W 5-312/01/06 a Colorado Mines 64-73 L 5-412/02/06 a Johnson & Wales Univ 70-75 L 12512/06/06* a BHSU 71-59 W 6-512/09/06 a Rocky Mountain College 70-88 L 6-612/16/06 a U of South Dakota 59-75 L 6-712/29/06 n Morningside College 79-92 L 6-812/30/06 n Northwestern College IA 85-102 L 6-901/05/07* h Dickinson State Univ 88-70 W 7-901/06/07* h Minot State University 86-80 W 8-901/12/07* a Mayville State 68-81 L01/13/07* a Dakota State Univ 89-80 W 9-10, 4-1 DAC01/19/07* a Jamestown College 53-72 L01/20/07* a Valley City State Univ 70-73 L 9-1201/26/07* h Valley City State Univ 60-49 W01/27/07* h Jamestown College 74-90 L02/02/07* h Dakota State Univ 102-57 W 11-13(6-4)02/03/07* h Mayville State 78-72 W 7-4(12-13)02/09/07* a Minot State University 81-71 W02/10/07* a Dickinson State Univ 81-77 W 13-13; 8-402/15/07* h BHSU 67-85 L02/20/07 h Dickinson State Univ 100-82 W 14-14 (9-5)02/24/07 a Jamestown College 71-62 W 16-14 (9-5)

*Denotes a Conference Game



TEAM HIGHSOUTH DAKOTA MINES HIGH OPPONENT DATETotal Points 102 vs Dakota State Univ 2/2/2007Field Goals Made 41 vs Dakota State Univ 2/2/2007Field Goals Attempted 72 vs Dakota State Univ 2/2/2007Field Goal % 0.667 (36/54) vs Dickinson State Univ 2/20/20073pt Field Goals Made 10 vs Jamestown College 1/19/20073pt Field Goals Attempted 23 vs Dakota Wesleyan Univ 11/4/20063pt Field Goal % 0.750 (3/4) vs Mount Marty College 11/3/2006Free Throws Made 30 vs BHSU 12/6/2006Free Throws Attempted 40 vs BHSU 12/6/2006Free Throw % 0.913 (21/23) vs Johnson & Wales Univ 11/25/2006Offensive Rebounds 20 vs Johnson & Wales Univ 12/2/2006Defensive Rebounds 31 vs Dakota State Univ 2/2/2007

31 vs Mayville State 2/27/200731 vs BHSU 12/6/2006

Total Rebounds 48 vs Johnson & Wales Univ 12/2/2006Fouls 32 vs Dakota Wesleyan Univ 11/4/2006Assists 21 vs Northwestern College IA 12/30/2006Turnovers 27 vs Johnson & Wales Univ 12/2/2006

27 vs Concordia 11/11/2006Blocks 5 vs Rocky Mountain College 10/27/2006

5 vs Mayville State 2/27/20075 vs Rocky Mountain College 12/9/2006

Steals 11 vs Haskell Indian Nations Un 11/24/2006

OPPONENTS HIGH OPPONENT DATETotal Points 102 vs Northwestern College IA 12/30/2006Field Goals Made 41 vs Northwestern College IA 12/30/2006Field Goals Attempted 71 vs Azusa 11/10/2006Field Goal % 0.586 (41/70) vs Northwestern College IA 12/30/20063pt Field Goals Made 12 vs Johnson & Wales Univ 12/2/2006

12 vs Minot State University 1/6/200712 vs Concordia 11/11/200612 vs Dakota State Univ 1/13/200712 vs Rocky Mountain College 12/9/2006

3pt Field Goals Attempted 30 vs Mayville State 2/27/20073pt Field Goal % 0.667 (4/6) vs Mount Marty College 11/3/2006Free Throws Made 36 vs Dakota Wesleyan Univ 11/4/2006Free Throws Attempted 43 vs Dakota Wesleyan Univ 11/4/2006Free Throw % 1.000 (8/8) vs Dickinson State Univ 1/5/2007Offensive Rebounds 1 vs Concordia 11/11/2006Defensive Rebounds 29 vs Mayville State 2/27/2007Total Rebounds 41 vs Concordia 11/11/2006

41 vs Mayville State 1/12/2007Fouls 31 vs BHSU 12/6/2006Assists 22 vs Northwestern College IA 12/30/2006Turnovers 26 vs Dakota State Univ 2/2/2007

26 vs Haskell Indian Nations Un 11/24/2006Blocks 13 vs Dakota Wesleyan Univ 11/4/2006Steals 19 vs Azusa 11/10/2006




PLAYER HIGHSOUTH DAKOTA MINES HIGH PLAYER(S) OPPONENT DATETotal Points 24 Brandon Fredrickson vs Dakota State Univ 1/13/2007Field Goals Made 10 Brandon Lord vs Dickinson State Univ 2/10/2007Field Goals Attempted 19 Brandon Lord vs Jamestown College 1/27/2007Field Goal% (Min 5 made) 1.000 (7/7) Brandon Lord vs Minot State University 1/6/2007

1.000 (5/5) Robbie Fedor vs Dickinson State Univ 2/20/20073pt Field Goals Made 6 Brandon Fredrickson vs Azusa 11/10/2006

6 Brandon Fredrickson vs Colorado Mines 12/1/20063pt Field Goals Attempted 10 Brandon Fredrickson vs Azusa 11/10/20063pt Field Goal% (Min 2 made) 1.000 (3/3) Robbie Fedor vs Jamestown College 2/24/2007

1.000 (3/3) Brandon Fredrickson vs Minot State University 2/9/20071.000 (2/2) Donny DeGooyer vs Dakota Wesleyan Univ 11/4/20061.000 (2/2) Robbie Fedor vs Dickinson State Univ 1/5/20071.000 (2/2) Robbie Fedor vs Dickinson State Univ 2/20/2007

Free Throws Made 10 Matt Lyndoe vs Colorado Mines 12/1/200610 Casey Schmitz vs BHSU 12/6/2006

Free Throws Attempted 13 Matt Lyndoe vs Colorado Mines 12/1/200613 Casey Schmitz vs BHSU 12/6/2006

Free Throw% (Min 4 made) 1.000 (8/8) Matt Lyndoe vs Johnson & Wales Univ 11/25/20061.000 (7/7) Matt Lyndoe vs Minot State University 2/9/20071.000 (6/6) Donny DeGooyer vs Dickinson State Univ 1/5/20071.000 (6/6) Brandon Lord vs Mayville State 2/3/20071.000 (6/6) Brandon Lord vs Jamestown College 2/24/2007

Offensive Rebounds 6 Andrew Brown vs Haskell Indian Nations Un 11/24/2006Defensive Rebounds 9 Casey Schmitz vs Valley City State Univ 1/26/2007Total Rebounds 10 Casey Schmitz vs Valley City State Univ 1/26/2007Fouls 6 Matt Lyndoe vs Haskell Indian Nations Un 11/24/2006Assists 8 Jace Sullivan vs Dakota State Univ 2/2/2007Turnovers 6 Casey Schmitz vs Azusa 11/10/2006

6 Jace Sullivan vs Concordia 11/11/2006Blocks 4 Andrew Brown vs Mayville State 2/27/2007Steals 4 Casey Schmitz vs Minot State University 2/9/2007

4 Jace Sullivan vs Rocky Mountain College 10/27/2006Minutes Played 57:35 Andrew Brown vs Valley City State Univ 1/26/2007




HARDROCKER BASKETBALLALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS

HARDROCKER BASKETBALLALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Current as of February 2005

PointsSeason 2,735 - (1991-92)Game 130 - (1969-70) vs. Rocky Mt.Average 95.0 - (1971-72)

ReboundsSeason 1,477 - (1971-72)Game 73 - (1970-71) vs. BHSUAverage 54.7 - (1971-72)

Free ThrowsMadeSeason 558 - (1991-92)Game 42 - (1990-91) vs. Chadron St.AttemptSeason 828 - (1991-92)Game 55 - (1990-91) vs. Minot St.PercentageSeason .767 - (1991-92) 635/828Game 1.000 - (2004-2005) 12/12 vs. Jamestown College

Field GoalsMadeSeason 1,006 - (1971-72)Game 52 - (1978-79) vs. Bellevue

(2004-2005) vs. Alliance-NazareneAttemptSeason 2,194 - (1972-73)Game 110 - (1972-73) vs. KearneyPercentageSeason .537 - (1985-86)Game .733 - (2005-06) vs. Dickinson State (33/45)

3 Pt. MadeSeason 294 - (1991-92)Game 17 - (1991-92) vs. Sioux Falls

3 Pt. AttemptSeason 770 - (1991-92)Game 37 - (1991-92) vs. Sioux Falls

Most wins in a season 22 1991-92 Hugh WelshMost Consecutive wins 11 1991-92 Hugh WelshBest winning percentage .773 1951-52 Bob Hunt

Current as of February 2005

PointsCareer 2,440 -Doug Schlepp (1970-74)Season 724 - Quinn Diede (2001-2002)Game 44 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) vs. BHSU

ReboundsCareer 1,198 - Dave Jackson (1966-70)Season 414 - Jim Konst (1972-73)Game 30 - Jeff Dietz (1969-70) vs. DWU

Free ThrowsMadeCareer 617 - Doug Schlepp (1970-74)Season 197 - Derek Knapp (1992-93)

197 - Doug Schlepp (1972-73)Game 20 - Steve Malone (1981-82) vs. BHSUConsecutive 34 - Justin Vangraefschepe (2003-04)AttemptCareer 969 - Doug Schlepp (1970-74)Season 245 - Doug Schlepp (1972-73)Game 25 - Steve Malone (1981-82) vs. BHSUPercentageCareerSeason .913 - Justin Vangraefschepe (2003-04) - 94/103Game 1.00 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) - 14/14

Field GoalsMadeCareer 994 - Jim Benjamin (1982-86)Season 274 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74)Game 20 - Doug Schlepp (1985-86) vs. BHSUAttemptCareer 1,860 - Doug Schlepp (1970-74)Season 487 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74)Game 35 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) vs. Minot St.PercentageCareerSeason .618 - Jim Benjamin (1984-85) 265/429Game

3 Pt. MadeCareer 242 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-94)Season 99 - Quinn Diede (2001-2002)Game 9 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-91) vs. Dakota St.

3 Pt. AttemptCareer 657 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-94)Season 218 - Quinn Diede (2001-02)Game

AssistsCareer 670 - Mitch Slusarski (1990-94)Season 247 - Dave Becker (1985-86)Game 18 - Doug Schlepp (1973-74) vs. Dickinson



HARDROCKER BASKETBALLALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS

Current as of March 2007

1. Doug Schlepp(1970-74) 2,440

2. Jim Benjamin(1982-86) 2,348

3. Dave Jackson(1966-70) 1,887

4. Derek Knapp(1989-93) 1,860

5. Jeff Pfalzgraf(1981-85) 1,721

6. Bruce Bad Moccasin(1967-71) 1,720

7. Dave Becker(1983-87) 1,678

8. Mitch Slusarski(1990-94) 1,463

9. Chuck Neller(1954-58) 1,458

10. Hugh Boyle(1975-79) 1,407

11. Steve Wilcox(1980-84) 1,340

12. Dan Matthaidess(1959-63) 1,292

13. Chad Kramer(1993-97) 1,289

14. Craig Nelson(1993-95) 1,283

15. Chris Robinson(1999-03) 1,254

16. Quinn Diede(2000-02) 1,227

17. Matt Lyndoe(2004-07) 1205

18. John Magbuhat(1978-82) 1,186

19. Shannon Peterson(1994-98) 1,158

20. John Gordon(1977-81) 1,155

21. Rusty Kocon(1990-92) 1,148

22. Denis Schubeck(1999-2002) 1,131

23. Jim Meyers(1951-55) 1,121

24. Steve Malone(1979-83) 1,117

25. Casey Schmitz(2005-07) 1078

26. Jim Cain(1963-67) 1,073

27. Don Stork(1954-58) 1,048

28. Mark Rinn(1999-2001) l,031

29. Jim Konst(1969-73) 1,027

30. Jeff Jones(1971-75) 1,018

31. Keith Rozendal(1950-54) 1,013



YEAR RECORD2005-2006 9-202006-2007 16-15

*Conference ChampionsNAIA National Tournament Appearances (1972-1973, 1996-1997)

Jason Henry25-35.417

2005-present(2 year)

YEAR RECORD2004-2005 12-172003-2004 18-122002-2003 9-192001-2002 14-152000-2001 18-111999-2000 12-171998-1999 9-191997-1998 13-131996-1997* 17-131995-1996 16-121994-1995* 19-101993-1994 17-111992-1993 13-151991-1992 22-91990-1991 12-14

Hugh Welsh268-273.495

1986-2005(19 years)

YEAR RECORD1985-1986 21-81984-1985* 19-91983-1984* 19-91982-1983 16-101981-1982 12-171980-1981 5-231979-1980 7-171978-1979 12-141971-1972* 20-61970-1971 13-131969-1970 15-111968-1969 12-131967-1968 7-18

Jim Kampen178-168.514

1967-1972, 1978-1986(13 years)

YEAR RECORD1977-1978 14-151976-1977 8-191975-1976* 10-171974-1975 3-241973-1974 14-121972-1973* 19-81989-1990 3-251988-1989 13-141987-1988 15-151986-1987 16-12

Mike Riley68-95.417

1972-1978(6 years)

HARDROCKER BASKETBALLALL-TIME COACHES RECORD



YEAR RECORD1966-1967 1-221965-1966 1-191964-1965 4-161963-1964 0-161962-1963 2-221961-1962 12-111960-1961 8-141959-1960 5-171958-1959 5-151957-1958 17-61956-1957 11-121955-1956 7-111954-1955* 12-111953-1954 16-61952-1953 8-121951-1952 17-51950-1951 7-151949-1950 7-121948-1949 10-91947-1948 9-91946-1947 8-11

Bob Hunt167-271.381

1946-1967(21 years)

YEAR RECORD1945-1946 7-8

Harold Goodell7-8.467

1945-1946(1 year)

YEAR RECORD1941-1942 11-7

Dave Strong11-7.611

1941-1942(1 year)

YEAR RECORD1940-1941 10-41939-1940 6-8

Art Sullivan16-12.571

1939-1941(2 years)

YEAR RECORD1938-1939 3-131937-1938 3-111936-1937 2-91935-1936 1-11

Lem Harting9-44.170

1935-1939(4 years)

YEAR RECORD1934-1935 8-71933-1934 7-71932-1933 8-81931-1932 5-101930-1931 7-7

Ray Hahn35-39.473

1930-1935(5 years)

HARDROCKER BASKETBALLALL-TIME COACHES RECORD



HARDROCKER BASKETBALLDR. CHARLES RUCH, PRESIDENT OF SDSM&T

Dr. Charles P. Ruch became the 17th President of the South Dakota School ofMines and Technology on July 1, 2003.

Ruch holds master’s and doctorate degrees in education from NorthwesternUniversity and a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from The College of Wooster(Ohio). Before joining South Dakota Tech, Dr. Ruch served as President atBoise State University for 10 years. Previously, Dr. Ruch spent 19 years atVirginia Commonwealth University, first as an associate dean and dean, andas provost and vice president. His first university assignment came at theUniversity of Pittsburgh, where he was a faculty member and departmentchair.

An active participant in higher education organizations, Dr. Ruch has chairedthe Urban and Metropolitan Universities Committee for the AmericanAssociation of State Colleges and Universities. He also has served on the pres-idents’ councils of the Big Sky, Big West, and Western Athletic conferences,and as chair of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education.

Dr. Ruch’s professional activities also include participation in the AmericanCouncil on Education, the American Association of Colleges of TeacherEducation, the National Association of State Universities and Land GrantColleges, and the National Council on Accreditation for Teacher Education.Dr. Ruch has written and edited numerous articles, book reviews, and bookchapters, and has delivered Congressional testimony.

In every community he has joined, Dr. Ruch has been active in organizationsand efforts to make those communities better places to live. He has continuedthat effort in Rapid City, especially when it comes to economic development.In that critical area, he has prioritized using campus expertise to build an evenbrighter regional economic future. Since joining the School of Mines, Dr. Ruchalso has opened lines of communication with the community through abi-weekly e-letter, begun a strategic planning process, and created numerouspartnerships to improve the university, the community, the state, and theregion.

Dr. Ruch credits his success to the ongoing support from his wife, Sally, theirfour grown children, and three grandchildren.



HARDROCKER BASKETBALL2007-2008 DAC PREVIEW

Black Hills State University Yellow Jackets:Head Coach: Paul Sather (3rd year)

Phone: 605-642-6607 Fax: 605-642-6539E-mail: [email protected] at BHSU: 27-33 Overall record: 27-33

Athletic Director: Jhett AlbersPhone: 605-642-6882 Fax: 605-642-6539E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Bradd SchaferPhone: 605-642-6460 Fax: 605-642-6539E-mail: [email protected]

2006-07 season: 5-9/10-19 - 7th placeDAC Tournament: lost to Jamestown, 85-56 in the quarterfinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: -3.0 (6th) Field Goal %: 41.8% (7th)Scoring Offense: 70.8 ppg (6th) 3pt Field Goal %: 34.4% (4th)Scoring Defense: 73.8 ppg (4th) Free Throw %:71.8% (2nd)Rebounding Margin: -2.72 (6th) Opponents FG%: 45.8% (5th)Rebounding: 33.62 rpg (4th tie) Opponents 3pt FG%: 33.2% (2nd)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 4)Sam Kim; 6-4; Senior; Guard; Fremont, CA

2006-07 stats: 13 pts/game, 4 reb/gameDAC Newcomer of the Year

Forrest Dorr; 5-11; Senior; Guard; Gillette,WY2006-07 stats: 11 pts/game

Randy Herman; 6-7; Junior; Forward; Belle Fourche, SD2006-07 stats: 9 pts/game, 4 reb/game

A.J. Fodness; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Lennox, SD2006-07 stats: 9 pts/game, 7 reb/game

Parfait Nayigihugu; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Laramie,WY2006-07 stats: 8 pts/game, 4 reb/game

Corey Dollwan; 5-11; Senior; Guard; Ogden, UT2006-07 stats: 4 pts/game

Key Newcomers:Will John Johnson; 6-8; Freshman; Forward; Whitewood, SDCain Atkinson; 6-0; Freshman; Guard; Evanston,WYLuke Enos; 6-7; Freshman; Forward; Faith, SDClay Pottorf; 6-3; Freshman; Guard; Greeley, COKyle Semin; 6-9; Freshman; Forward; Littleton, CO

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 1)Andre Goldberg, Guard

Dakota State University Trojans:Head Coach: Wade Kooiman (3rd season)

Phone: 605-256-5234 Fax: 605-256-5138E-mail: [email protected] at DaSU: 8-50 Overall Record: 8-50

Athletic Director: Gene WockenfussPhone: 605-256-5233 Fax: 605-256-5138E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Nick HuntimerPhone: 605-256-5229 Fax: 605-256-5138E-mail: [email protected]

2006-07 season: 1-13/2-27 - 8th placeDAC Tournament: lost to Mayville State, 88-72, in the quarterfinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: -17.2 (8th) Field Goal %: 41.4% (8th)Scoring Offense: 67.6 ppg (8th) 3pt Field Goal %: 27.1% (8th)Scoring Defense: 84.8 ppg (7th) Free Throw %: 65.2% (7th)Rebounding Margin: -4.21 (7th) Opponents FG%: 49.7% (7th)Rebounding: 33.52 rpg (6th) Opponents 3pt FG%: 36.7% (6th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 3)Joe Backus; 6-8; Senior; Forward; Wentworth, SD

2006-07 stats: 19.8 pts/game, 7.7 reb/game1st team All DAC, Honorable Mention NAIA All America

Derek Powell; 5-6; Senior; Guard; Chamberlain, SD2006-07 stats 4.2 pts/game, 2.6 asst/game

Bryce Kreutzfeldt; Sophomore; Guard; Chester, SD2006-07 stats: 10 pts/game, 2.1 reb/game

Key Newcomers:Jason DeZeeuw; 6-1; Freshman; Guard; Elkton, SDDerek Kreutzfeldt; 6-4; Freshman; Guard; Chester, SDBryce Snyder; 6-8; Freshman; Center; Hartford, SDJosh Boyer; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Hurley, SDSean Baitinger; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Elk Grove, CA

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 2)Frank Calles, GuardAdam Neilson, Forward

Dickinson State University Blue Hawks:Head Coach: Ty Orton (1st season)

Phone: 701-483-2473 Fax: 701-483-0501E-mail: [email protected] at DiSU: 0-0 Overall Record: 71-83

Athletic Director: Roger TernesPhone: 701-483-2159 Fax: 701-483-0501E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Galen MortonPhone: 701-483-2102 Fax: 701-483-0501E-mail: [email protected]

2006-07 season: 6-8/9-19 - 6th placeDAC Tournament: lost to South Dakota Mines, 100-82, in the quarterfinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: -10.3 (7th) Field Goal %: 49.3% (1st)Scoring Offense: 75.3 ppg (4th) 3pt Field Goal %: 36.4% (3rd)Scoring Defense: 85.6 ppg (8th) Free Throw %: 67.9% (4th)Rebounding Margin: -8.46 rpg (8th) Opponents FG%: 52.0% (8th)Rebounding: 27.25 rpg (8th) Opponents 3pt FG%: 40.7% (8th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 1)Ervin Belton; 6-6; Senior; Forward; Phoenix,AZ

2006-07 stats: 11 pts/game, 3 reb/gameRyan Bogner; 6-3; Sophomore; Forward; Dickinson, ND

2006-07 stats: 6 pts/game, 4.2 reb/gameNigel Sims; 6-3; Senior; Forward; Yokohama, Japan

2006-07 stats: 9 pts/game

Key Newcomers:Fred Scheltinga; 6-11; Junior; Center; Holambra, BrazilSean Burnham; 6-1; Junior; Guard; Littleton, CONate Lebsock; 6-2; Freshman; Guard; Frenchtown, MTSteve Mitchell; 6-4; Senior; Forward; Estes Park, COMark Versen; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Highlands Ranch, COJeremy Mallard; 5-6; Junior; Guard; McClave, CO

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 4)




Jamestown College Jimmies:Head Coach: Jeff Trumbauer (4th year)

Phone: 701-252-3467 Fax: 701-253-4450E-mail: [email protected] at JC: 40-48 Overall Record: 40-48

Athletic Director: Lawrie PaulsonPhone: 701-252-3467 Fax: 701-253-4450E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Cisco ColePhone: 701-252-3467 Fax: 701-253-4450E-mail: [email protected]

2006-07 Season: 9-5/19-11 - tied for 2nd place with South Dakota MinesDAC Tournament: def. Black Hills State, 85-56 in the quarterfinals; lost toSouth Dakota Mines, 71-62, in the semifinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: +9.4 (2nd) Field Goal %: 47.1% (3rd)Scoring Offense: 77.4 ppg (3rd) 3pt Field Goal %: 37.0% (1st)Scoring Defense: 68.0 ppg (1st) Free Throw %: 66.9% (5th)Rebounding Margin: +6.20 (1st) Opponents FG%: 42.1% (1st)Rebounding: 37.57 rpg (3rd) Opponents 3pt FG%: 35.3% (5th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 3)Jake Holen; 6-2; Senior; Guard; LaMoure, ND

2006-07 stats: 12.3 pts/game, 2.4 reb/game, 70 3pt FGs, 49% 3pt FG2nd team All DAC

Kyle Iverson ; 6-8; Senior; Forward; Elgin, ND2006-07 stats: 15.5 pts/game, 7.0 reb/game1st team All DAC, Honorable Mention NAIA All America

Jordan Olson; 6-6; Senior; Forward; Milnor, ND2006-07 stats: 8.8 pts/game, 6.5 reb/game

Jerald Richardson; 6-5; Senior; Forward; Killeen, TX2006-07 stats: 6.7 pts/game, 3.2 reb/game

Kellen Bubach; 6-4; Senior; Guard; West Fargo, ND2006-07 stats: 3.3 pts/game, 2.0 reb/game

John Peabody; 6-8; Sophomore; Center; Beulah, ND2006-07 stats: 4.2 pts/game; 3.2 reb/game

Andy Bachmeier; 6-2; Junior; Guard; Bismarck, ND2006-07 stats: 2.7 pts/game, 49% 3pt FG

Key Newcomers:Ryan Thompson; 6-1; Senior; Guard; Virouquo,WIKellan White; 6-4; Junior; Guard; Stockton, CAElliot Risbrudt; 5-10; Freshman;; Guard; Maple Lake, MNLuke Lorenz; 6-4; Freshman; Guard; Mayville, NDCasey Erickson; 6-3; Freshman; Guard; Britton, SD

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 2)Lawrence Brooks, Guard - 1st team All DAC, Honorable Mention NAIA AllAmericaJason Bitz, ForwardMike Perez, Guard

Mayville State University Comets:Head Coach: Justin Johnson (1st year)

Phone: 701-788-4715 Fax: 701-788-4840E-mail: [email protected] at MaSU: 0-0 Overall Record: 0-0

Athletic Director: Mike MoorePhone: 701-788-4706 Fax: 701-788-4840E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Justin JohnsonPhone: 701-788-4715 Fax: 701-788-4840E-mail: [email protected]

2006-07 season: 11-3/27-9 - 1st placeDAC Tournament: def. Dakota State, 88-72, in the quarterfinals; def.ValleyCity State, 66-62, in the semifinals; def. South Dakota Mines, 85-74, in thechampionship NAIA Tournament: def.William Penn, IA, 101-86, in the 1stround; def. Florida Memorial, 88-72, in the 2nd round; def.def. Cedarville, OH, 82-81, in the quarterfinals; def. Northwest,WA, 74-65, inthe semifinals; lost to MidAmerica Nazarene, KS, 78-60, in the champi-onship

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: +10.1 (1st) Field Goal %: 47.0% (4th)Scoring Offense: 83.4 ppg (1st) 3pt Field Goal %: 34.2% (6th)Scoring Defense: 73.3 ppg (3rd) Free Throw %:63.1% (8th)Rebounding Margin: +1.61 (3rd) Opponents FG%: 42.8% (2nd)Rebounding: 39.81 rpg (1st) Opponents 3pt FG%: 33.9% (3rd)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 1)Marques Benjamin; 6-0; Senior; Guard; San Francisco, CA

2006-07 stats: 4.6 pts/game, 4.1 reb/game, 4.7 asst/gameTremel Gilot; 6-3; Senior; Guard; Chicago, IL

2006-07 stats: 10.4 pts/game, 3.5 reb/game

Key Newcomers:Alfonzo McNeal; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Las Vegas, NVDrew Bergerson; 6-6; Junior; Center; Washougal,WAJake Gonzales; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Poilsbo,WADave Johnson; 6-5; Junior; Forward; New London, MNRon Dunlap; 6-6; Junior; Forward; West Covina, CAJeremy Francis; 5-9; Junior; Guard; San Francisco, CA

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 4)Monty Rogers, Forward; DAC MVP, 1st team All DAC, 1st team NAIA AllAmericaRon Howard, Guard - 1st team All DAC, Honorable Mention NAIA AllAmericaMatt Stenehjem, Center - 3rd team All DAAndy Parochka, GuardChris Reinhart, GuardZack Alvidrez, Forward

Minot State University Beavers:Head Coach: Mike Hultz (10th year)

Phone: 701-858-3278 Fax: 701-858-3136E-mail: [email protected] at MiSU: 137-125 Overall Record: 137-125

Athletic Director: Rick HedbergPhone: 701-858-3041 Fax: 701-858-3136E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Sheila Green-GerdingPhone: 701-858-3261 Fax: 701-858-3136E-mail: [email protected]

2006-07 season: 7-7/14-15 - 5th placeDAC Tournament: lost to Valley City State, 82-60, in the quarterfinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: +0.7 (4th) Field Goal %: 45.2% (5th)Scoring Offense: 78.9 ppg (2nd) 3pt Field Goal %: (36.6% (2nd)Scoring Defense: 78.2 ppg (6th) Free Throw %: 71.8% (2nd)Rebounding Margin: +0.55 (4th) Opponents FG%: 44.8% (4th)Rebounding: 38.14 rpg (2nd) Opponents 3pt FG%: 34.3% (4th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 2)Joe Gathings; 6-1; Senior; Guard; Chicago, IL

2006-07 stats: 12.2 pts/game, 4.3 reb/game, 2.4 asst/game, 35% 3 pt FG




Ricky Martinez; 5-8; Senior; Guard; Oceanside, CA2006-07 stats: 9.3 pts/game, 3.5 asst/game, 37% 3 pt FG

Milan Cvetkovic; 6-8; Junior; Center; Belgrade, Serbia2006-07 stats: 8.2 pts/game, 4.1 reb/game, 58% FG

Matt Witwer; 6-5; Senior; Forward; Minot, ND2006-07 stats: 7.9 pts/game, 4.0 reb/game, 50% FG, 89% FT

Andy Leraas, 6-5; Sophomore; Forward; Hillsboro, ND2006-07 stats: 5.7 pts/game, 4.4 reb/game

Jessie Ford; 6-7; Senior; Center; Kansas City, KS2006-07 stats: 5.1 pts/game, 4.4 reb/game

Key Newcomers:Aaron Patterson; 6-3; Junior; Guard; Freemont, CAC.J. DeWitty; 6-0; Junior; Guard; Austin, TXBojan Janjic; 6-5; Freshman; Guard; Kikinda, SerbiaMitch Mayer; 6-8; Freshman; Center; Minot, ND

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 3)Jordan Cooper, Guard - 2nd team All DACDrew Hysjulien, ForwardCleodis Hilliard, Forward

South Dakota Mines Hardrockers:Head Coach: Jason Henry (3rd year)

Phone: 605-394-3023 Fax: 605-394-3375E-mail: [email protected] at SDM: 25-35 Overall Record: 25-35

Athletic Director: Hugh WelshPhone: 605-394-2351 Fax: 605-394-3375E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Bradley BlumePhone: 605-394-2355 Fax: 605-394-3375E-mail: [email protected]

2006-07 season: 9-5/16-15 - tied for 2nd with Jamestown CollegeDAC Tournament: def. Dickinson State, 100-82, in the quarterfinals; def.Jamestown, 71-62, in the semifinals; lost to Mayville State, 85-74, in thechampionship

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: -1.6 (5th) Field Goal %: 48.5% (2nd)Scoring Offense: 74.2 ppg (5th) 3pt Field Goal %: 34.3% (5th)Scoring Defense: 75.8 ppg (5th) Free Throw %: 72.3% (1st)Rebounding Margin: +4.26 (2nd) Opponents FG%: 47.6% (6th)Rebounding: 33.23 rpg (7th) Opponents 3pt FG%: 37.5% (7th)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 1)Donny DeGooyer; 6-6; Junior; Forward; Great Falls, MT

2006-07 stats: 3.1 pts/game, 1.55 reb/gameBrandon Smith; 6-8; Junior; Forward; Amenia, ND

2006-07 stats: 3.7 pts/game, 2.4 reb/gameRobbie Fedor; 6-1, Sophomore; Guard; Monticello, MN

2006-07 stats: 6.1 pts/game, 1.9 reb/game, 2.1 reb/game

Key Newcomers:Scott May; 6-2; Freshman; Guard; Aurora, COMichael Ross; 6-3; Freshman; Guard; Fort Worth, TXAustin Wilbanks; 6-8; Freshman; Guard; Crave Creek,AZTanner Friesen; 6-6; Freshman; Guard; Bismarck, NDJeremy Carlston; 6-11; Freshman; Forward; Colorado Springs, COJordan Schmitz; 6-5; Freshman; Forward; Williston, NDKaleb Rehmer; 6-5; Freshman; Forward; Cheyenne,WYKody McCollam; 6-3; Freshman; Guard; Mobridge, SD

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 4)Casey Schmitz, Center - DAC Most Valuable Senior; 2nd team All DAC; NAIAScholar-AthleteMatt Lyndoe, Forward - 3rd team All DAC, NAIA Scholar-AthleteBrandon Lord, Guard - 3rd team All DACBlake Tideman, Guard - NAIA Scholar-AthleteBrandon Fredrickson, Forward - NAIA Scholar-Athlete

Valley City State University Vikings:Head Coach: Jaff Kaminsky (3rd season)

Phone: 701-845-7240 Fax: 701-845-7211E-mail: [email protected] at VCSU: 28-30 Overall Record: 297-263

Athletic Director: B.J. PumroyPhone: 701-845-7160 Fax: 701-845-7211E-mail: [email protected]

Sports Information: Craig CasePhone: 701-845-7244 Fax: 701-845-7211E-mail: [email protected]

2006-07 season: 8-6/14-15 - 4th placeDAC Tournament: def.Minot State, 82-60, in the quarterfinals; lost toMayville State, 66-62, in the semifinals

Team Stats: (rank in DAC)Scoring Margin: +1.4 (3rd) Field Goal %: 44.0% (6th)Scoring Offense: 69.7 ppg (7th) 3pt Field Goal %: 32.7% (7th)Scoring Defense: 68.2 ppg (2nd) Free Throw %: 66.7% (6th)Rebounding Margin: -1.07 (5th) Opponents FG%: 44.5% (3rd)Rebounding: 33.62 rpg (4th tie) Opponents 3pt FG%: 30.3% (1st)

Key Returnees: (Returning starters: 2)Mike Stowman; 6-2; Junior; Guard; Tower City, ND

2006-07 stats: 9.2 pts/game, 2.8 reb/gameZac Wolff; 6-7; Junior; Forward; Park Rapid, MN

2006-07 stats: 6.9 pts/game, 4.1 reb/gameOrlando Anderson; 6-0; Sophomore; Guard; Green Bay,WI

2006-07 stats: 4.4 pts/game, 2.2 reb/gameJames Adams; 6-6; Sophomore; Forward; Minneapolis, MN

2006-07 stats: 2.0 pts/game, 1.6 reb/gameMike York; 5-11; Sophomore; Guard; Burnsville, MN

2006-07 stats: 1.3 pts/game, 1.3 reb/gameRay King; 6-1; Junior; Guard; Killeen, TX

2006-07 stats: 1.1 pts/game, 1.0 reb/gameDustin Hodgson; 5-10; Junior; Guard; Wahpeton, ND

Injured in 2006-07

Key Newcomers:Joe Bateman; 5-9; Freshman; Guard; Fort Lauderdale, FLMark Klingberg; 6-8; Freshman; Forward; Prior Lake, MNTyler Macomber; 6-4; Freshman;: Forward; Elk River, MNChris Fuqua; 6-3; Junior; Forward; Maywood, ILCalvin Kraft;; 6-3; Freshman; Guard; Casselton, NDScott Jesser; 6-4; Freshman; Forward; Andover, MNJosh Reynolds; 6-0; Freshman; Guard; Rochester, MN

Key Losses: (Starters lost: 3)Justin Curry, Guard - 2nd team All DACJonathon Lindahl, Forward - 3rd team All DACBrady Ernst, GuardStephen Howard, ForwardJackson Sussex, Guard



HARDROCKER BASKETBALLCAMPUS PROFILE

FACTS 2007-2008South Dakota School of Mines and Technology has a proud heritage of excellence in preparing graduates to serve as leaders in the profes-

sions of engineering and science. The university provides graduate and undergraduate degrees in science, engineering, and interdisciplinarysciences.There are 16 academic departments organized into two colleges: the College of Engineering, and the College of Science and Letters. A total

of 32 degree programs in engineering and science are offered at the baccalaureate, masters, and doctoral levels.Our students, in combination with an exceptionally talented faculty and great support from the community, provide an exciting environ-

ment for education excellence.Award-winning undergraduate education is enhanced by graduate education and research and development in areas of critical need to the

state, nation, and the international community.

FACILITIESSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology facilities include the Black Hills Business Development Center, the Darold D. King

Physical Education Building, the Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Building, the Computational Mechanics Laboratory, the ElectricalEngineering/Physics Building, the McLaury Building, Devereaux Library, O’Harra Building, Mineral Industries Building, the TechDevelopment Laboratory, and Surbeck Student Center.

TUITION AND FEES FALL 2007Undergraduate SD Non SDTuition and Fees $5,673 $6,911Room and Board $4,600 $4,600Books and Supplies $1,930 $1,930Total Per Year $12,203 $13,441

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Mathematics (Applied andComputational)

Mechanical EngineeringMetallurgical EngineeringMining Engineering and ManagementPhysics

M.S.Atmospheric SciencesBiomedical EngineeringChemical EngineeringChemistry

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