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NDSU AT A GLANCE

North Dakota State University has been in-strumental in North Dakota’s development for more than a century.

As the state’s fi rst land-grant university, it has a strong heritage of providing instruc� on, research and public service to North Dakota, the region, the na� on, and the interna� onal commu-nity. With about 74,000 living alumni, NDSU has a well-de-served na� onal reputa� on for a commitment to excellence.

With humble beginnings, NDSU was estab-lished in 1890. President Horace E. Stockbridge and fi ve faculty members welcomed the fi rst class of 30 students who a� ended a winter agricultural course. The construc� on of historic Old Main was completed in 1892.

Today, the university educates more than 13,200 students and has 740 professors, associate professors, assistant professors, instructors and lecturers. NDSU off ers more than 100 baccalaureate majors, 44 doctoral programs, 59 master’s programs, an educa� onal specialist degree and eight cer� fi cate programs.

Instruc� on is off ered through these academic units: College of Agriculture, Food Systems and Natural Resources; College of Arts, Humani� es

and Social Sciences; College of Business; College of Engineering and Architecture; College of Human Development and Educa� on; College of Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Sciences; College of Science and Mathema� cs; College of University Studies; and Col-

lege of Graduate and Interdisciplin-ary Studies.

The school’s educa� onal op-portuni� es a� ract students from across the na� on and around the world. During the fall of 2008, stu-dents and graduate students came

to NDSU from all 53 North Dakota coun� es and 46 other states. NDSU’s more than 960 interna� onal students are from 81 foreign countries.

The NDSU’s primary academic campus includes 42 square blocks and 102 university buildings, 11 non-NDSU buildings, nine leased buildings and seven leased spaces, with building, personal and outdoor property insured for a total value of $834 million. In all, NDSU is located on 18,746 acres of North Dakota land, which includes the main Agricultural Experi-ment Sta� on at Fargo. There are 268 Agricultural Experiment Sta� on buildings and storage facili� es at the main sta� on and eight research extension centers across the state, and 18,488 acres dedicated to agricultural research.

Dedicated to outreach eff orts, the NDSU Exten-sion Service conducts a rigorous educa� on program in agriculture, human development, nutri� on and youth and community development through its county, area and state staff . During the fi scal year ending September 2008, the Extension Service’s am-bi� ous 4-H Club ac� vi� es, day camp and a� er school programs involved more than 27,170 face-to-face contacts with North Dakota young people. A total of 7,086 youth are ac� ve in organized 4-H Clubs. During the same period, the Extension Service had 536,614 face-to-face contacts with adult learners across the state.

Why the Bison?North Dakota State University’s athle� c

teams have progressed from the “Farmers” in the 1890s to the “Aggies”

in the early 1900s, to “Bison,” North Dakota State’s current athle� c symbol.

It was developed by head football coach Stan Borleske in 1919 because he and members of the football team didn’t

like being known as the Aggies. Borleske wanted a strong and fi erce mascot. The

Bison was a logical choice. The great animals once roamed the North Dakota

prairie in vast numbers, and over the years Bison athle� c teams added an

addi� onal name, the “Thundering Herd.”

www.ndsu.edu

Non-Discrimina� on Policy — North Dakota State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, na� onal origin, religion, sex, gender iden� ty, disability, age, status as a U.S. veteran, sexual orienta� on, marital status, or public assistance status. Direct inquiries to the Vice President for Equity, Diversity and Global Outreach, 205 Old Main, (701) 231-7708.

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Before coming to NDSU, Chapman was senior vice president and provost at Montana State University, Bozeman, where he also served as a professor of bi-ology. Among his responsi-bili� es were a wide array of statewide ini� a� ves, includ-ing a system of academic and outreach programs at Montana’s two-year and

four-year campuses. Prior to joining Montana State in 1996, he was dean of the College of Natural Re-sources at Utah State University. From 1969 to 1983, he worked at the University of Maryland, College Park, advancing to head the Appalachian Environ-mental Laboratory. He also was a wildlife biologist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service from 1965 to 1967. Chapman earned his bachelor’s degree, master’s degree and doctorate from Oregon State University, Corvallis. He lists 11 books and editor-ships, eight monographs, 31 book chapters and symposia proceedings, 67 journal publica� ons and more than 100 reports and popular ar� cles. He is ac� ve in a number of organiza� ons in the Fargo-Moorhead area, and is a member of the boards of directors of US Bank, Fargo/Cass County Economic Development Corp., NDSU Alumni As-socia� on and the NDSU Research and Technology Park. He also is a trustee of the NDSU Development Founda� on. Chapman is a fellow of the Explorer’s Club and the Ins� tute of Biology, London. He is a member of the Wildlife Society, American Society of Mammalo-gists and American Philatelic Society. He also is an honorary member of the Species Survival Com-mission, which has headquarters in Switzerland. In 2000, he was invited to join the Cosmos Club, a private social club founded in 1878 in Washington, D.C., and dedicated to science, literature and art. Joseph and Gale Chapman have two daughters, Valerie and Jennifer.

Joseph A. Chapman has led North Dakota State University since June 1999, and under his ener-ge� c and visionary leadership, the university has

transformed in a number of important measures. Student enrollment has grown each year of his tenure. Undergraduate students from around the region, the na� on and the world have made NDSU their ins� tu� on of choice. The university also added numerous master’s programs, and the number of doctoral program off erings has more than doubled since 1999. Chapman also has energized the university’s research eff orts, broadening the por� olio from less than $50 million in research expenditures to more than $100 million for the past several years. This is an important and recognized indicator of the caliber of work conducted. In fact, NDSU is listed in the top 100 research universi� es in the country in several Na� onal Science Founda� on categories, and when ranked by research and development expenditures among 537 research universi� es without a medical school, NDSU is 41st in the Na� onal Science Founda-� on report. He sought partnerships from the private sector to enable expansion of NDSU’s Research and Tech-nology Park, a catalyst for innova� on in science and technology. The NDSU park is considered a model for success by partnering with private sector compa-nies to enhance the educa� onal opportuni� es and economic ac� vity in the state and region. Also under his guidance, the university has transi� oned to a Division I NCAA athle� c program. The volleyball, men’s basketball and so� ball teams all were Summit League champions and competed in their postseason tournaments in 2008-09. On behalf of North Dakota State University, Chapman has traveled extensively in the state and around the world, to enhance the connec� ons vital to a successful university. Each summer Chapman leads a tour to various loca� ons in the state called Conversa� ons Across the Land, to listen to ci� zens and share informa� on about educa� on and research at NDSU.

Dr. Joseph A. Chapman, President

When he came to North Dakota State University in the summer of 2001, Gene Taylor inherited a department surrounded

by a whirlwind of ques� ons. In his fi rst year as the director of athle� cs at North Dakota State, Taylor was asked to spearhead a comprehensive study and evalua� on of the Bison athle� c department. He has guided the athle� cs program through the unpredictable waters of reclas-sifi ca� on to NCAA Division I from Division II. One of most important pieces of the transi� on was securing conference affi lia-� ons for all 16 sports. The Bison are currently members of The Summit League, Mis-souri Valley Football Confer-ence and Western Wrestling Conference. Taylor also played an instrumental part of forming the Great West Football Conference in February 2004, an affi lia� on that gave the Bison football program an immediate home in Division I. He served as chair of the coaches commi� ee. Also on the reclassifi ca� on checklist: fundrais-ing. Taylor spearheaded an increase in the Bison athle� cs budget, which has more than doubled from $5 million in his fi rst year to almost $12.5 million for the 2008-09 season. He was recognized for his success by the Na� onal Associa� on of Collegiate Directors of Athlet-ics in June 2008. Taylor was one of 29 recipients of the AstroTurf AD of the Year award as the Football Championship Subdivision Central Region winner. A student assistant to the associate athle� c director in his undergraduate days at Arizona State University, Taylor came to NDSU a� er a 15-year s� nt at Navy (1986-2001) as an administra� ve assistant, assistant � cket manager, � cket manager, assistant athle� c director for � ckets and opera� ons, and as-sociate athle� c director. Taylor is a 1980 business management gradu-ate of Arizona State, and he received his master’s degree in sports administra� on in 1985 from St. Thomas University in Florida. He worked in the � cket offi ce at Southern Methodist University in 1985-86 directly before join-ing the Naval Academy and was in the private restau-rant business before that for fi ve years. His tenure at Navy included serving as the commissioner of the fi ve-team Collegiate Sprint Football League that includes Army, Navy, Penn, Princeton and Cornell. Taylor and his wife, Cathy, are the parents of a daughter, Casey, and a son, Jared.

Gene Taylor,Athletic Director

Lynn Dorn, Women’s Athletic Director

Enthusiasm, innova� on and hard work are the cornerstones to Lynn Dorn’s remarkable 32-year record at North Dakota State University.

In Dorn’s tenure as the director of women’s athle� cs, the Bison women’s teams have seven na� onal � tles, 62 North Central Conference � tles, seven Summit League championships, 112 na� onal appearances, fi ve conference All-Sport Trophies and one North Central Conference Cup to their credit. Three Bison compe� tors have been named the Honda Broderick Division II Most Outstanding Female Athlete, fi ve received the NCC’s Stan Marshall Award and there have been 132 All-Americans in six sports since 1981. In the classroom, the student-athletes’ academic achievement mirrors their athle� c excellence. Twenty-fi ve women have been selected for 40 CoSIDA Academic All-America® awards and 16 have earned NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships.

Dorn was named one of the fi ve most infl uen� al people in Division II athle� cs by College Sports magazine in 1995. She was one of seven administrators of the year in 2002 by the Na� onal Associaton of Collegiate Women Athle� c Administrators and was named the Women’s Basketball Coaches

Associa� on Administrator of the Year in 1997. She sees her role as a facilitator who empowers coaches to use their individual skills while working within a framework of common goals and themes. Dorn received her bachelor’s degree from Bemidji State in 1972 and her master’s degree in physical educa� on from Minnesota in 1977.

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Billy Iverson, the assistant golf profes-sional at Oxbow (N.D.) Country Club is in his sixth year as head men’s golf coach at North Dakota State. Iverson has spent 13 years at Oxbow Country Club (1985-1988, 2001-present). He also worked as a golf professional in California at Burlingame Country Club, Sa� coy Country Club and Eldorado Coun-try Club. A na� ve of Moorhead, Minn., Iverson played collegiate golf at Minnesota State Moorhead. He graduated in 1985 with a bachelor’s degree in business and physical educa� on.

Billy Iverson,Head Men’s Golf Coach

The 2009-10 ScheduleDate TournamentSept. 11-12 at Concordia Open (Moorhead, Minn.)Sept. 12-13 at Navy Fall Classic (Annapolis, Md.)Sept. 21-22 ERV KAISER INVITATIONAL (Oxbow CC)Sept. 28-29 at Oral Roberts Shootout (Broken Arrow, Okla.)Oct. 19-20 at UMKC Bill Ross Invita� onal (Kansas City, Mo.)Mar. 15-16 at South Dakota State Invita� onal (Primm, Nev.)Mar. 18-19 at Drake Invita� onal (Carmel, Calif.)April 19-20 at Western Illinois Beu/Mussato Invita� onal (Macomb, Ill.)April 26-27 at Summit League Championship (St. George, Utah)May 1-2 at Dakota Cup (Morton, Minn.)

The 2009-10 RosterName Yr. Hometown (Previous School)Nathan Anderson Fr. Oxbow, N.D.Ben Bergquist So. Detroit Lakes, Minn. (Indian Hills CC)Ben Braaten Sr. Mayville, N.D. (May-Port-CG HS)Lee Cavanagh Sr. Perham, Minn. (Perham HS)Taylor Cavanagh Sr. Perham, Minn. (Perham HS)Brandon Hallquist Jr. Fargo, N.D. (Fargo South HS)Spencer Hilde RSo. Moorhead, Minn. (Moorhead HS)Nick Olsgaard Fr. Moorhead, Minn. (Moorhead HS)Garre� Schultz So. New Salem, N.D. (New Salem HS)Nate Varty Fr. Elk River, Minn. (Elk River HS)Joe Zimmerman So. Becker, Minn. (Becker HS)

Head Coach: Billy Iverson (6th season)

Nathan Anderson, Fr., Oxbow, N.D.Before NDSU: North Dakota men’s stroke play state champion as a 17-year-old in 2008...Was the state runner-up in 2006...State match play quarterfi nalist in 2005 and runner-up in 2009...North Dakota Bobcat Open amateur champion in 2008...Also won the 2008 Birchmont in Bemidji, Minn...Won the Minnesota Players Cup in the 13-15 boys division in 2006...His sister, Amy, won the girls event the same year...Two-� me Fargo-Moorhead Junior All-City champion in 2004 and 2005, and doubled as the F-M Men’s All-City champion in 2005...Personal: Born Nov. 22, 1990...Son of Mark and Twyla Anderson of Oxbow, N.D...Has a younger sister, Amy, who is a freshman on the NDSU women’s golf team...Both children were home-schooled...Majoring in accoun� ng.

Ben Bergquist, So., Detroit Lakes, Minn.Junior College: A� ended Indian Hills Community College in O� umwa, Iowa, during the 2008-09 season...Par� cipated in seven events with a 76.9 average over 16 rounds...Runner-up at the Ba� le at Bella Vista, where he shot a season-low 71 in the second round...Placed 19th at the NJCAA Division I, District 3 championship with a three-round total of 236...High School: Graduated in 2008 from Detroit Lakes High School...Six-year starter and part of the school’s fi rst-ever state championship team his senior year...The Lakers � ed Orono for the Class 2A � tle...Tied for 35th in the individual standings with rounds of 85 and 80...Also a four-year le� erman in hockey...Scored 24 goals and made 28 assists his senior year...Personal: Born Feb. 4, 1989...Son of John and Stacey Bergquist of Detroit Lakes, Minn...Family includes an older brother, Jake...Majoring in fi nance.

Ben Braaten, Sr., Mayville, N.D.2008-09 (Junior): Played fi ve events with an 81.0 average over 11 rounds...Shot a career-low of 74 in the fi rst round of the season at the Concordia Invita� onal, where he � ed for ninth place...Shot another 74 in the third round of the Erv Kai-ser Invita� onal to fi nish 12th...2007-08 (Sophomore): Played in fi ve tournaments with an 81.7 average over 10 rounds...Fired a career-best 76 in the fi rst round of the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal, where he � ed for 14th...Named to the Summit League All-Academic Team...2006-07 (Redshirt): Did not compete...2005-06 (Freshman): Played in two tournaments with a 78.8 average over four rounds...Shot a season-low 77 in the second round of the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal...High School: Graduated in 2005 from May-Port-CG High School...Two � me all-state selec� on and four � me all-region selec� on in golf...Won the fi rst three meets of his senior season...Averaged 76 strokes per round...Golf team won the state championship his freshman year...Also all-state in hockey and a four-year le� erwinner in football...Personal: Born June 2, 1987...Son of Neil and Tracy Braaten of Mayville, N.D...Majoring in busi-ness administra� on and fi nance.

Lee Cavanagh, Sr., Perham, Minn.2008-09 (Junior): Played in all 10 events with a 77.2 average over 24 rounds...Tied a career best with a 70 at the Concordia Invita� onal to place third out of 58 golfers...Tied for 10th place in tournaments at NDSU, Drake and Centenary...Low three-round score was a 226 in the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal...Tied for 27th at the Summit League championship with an 11-over 227...Named to the Summit League Winter/Spring All-Academic Team...2007-08 (Sophomore): Played in eight tournaments with a 79.0 average over 23 rounds...Tied a career-best with a 70 in the fi rst round of the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal and won the tournament with a 5-over 221...Tied for 41st at the Summit League championship with a 236...2006-07 (Freshman): Played in seven tournaments with a 79.4 average over 20 rounds...Shot a career-best 70 in the second round of the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal and � ed for sixth place...Finished 46th at the Division I independent championship with a 234...2005-06 (Redshirt): Sat out the season as a redshirt at NDSU...High School: Graduated in 2005 from Perham High School...Six-year le� erman, four � me all-conference and twice all-

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state...Earned medalist honors at Sec� on 6A championships and fi nished fourth at the 2005 Minnesota state tournament...Personal: Born May 17, 1986...Son of William and Deena Cavanagh of Perham, Minn...Has a younger brother, Taylor, who is on the NDSU men’s golf team...His uncle, Jack Cavanagh, played basketball at NDSU in the 1950s...Majoring in university studies.

Taylor Cavanagh, Sr., Perham, Minn.2008-09 (Junior): Played in all 10 events with a 78.9 average over 24 rounds...Shot a career-best 64 in the second round of the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal at Moorhead’s Village Green and won his fi rst collegiate tournament � tle by 10 shots...It was the lowest single-round score in The Summit League all season...Made two other top-10 fi nishes...Tied for ninth in the season opener at Concordia and � ed for third at the Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal with a 2-over 146 in the fi rst spring compe� � on...Tied for 43rd place in The Summit League with a three-round 234...Named to the Summit League Winter/Spring All-Academic Team and Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence...2007-08 (Sophomore): Played in nine tournaments with a 75.0 average over 25 rounds...Shot four of NDSU’s fi ve sub-70 rounds including a season-best 68 in the fi rst rounds at Cleveland State and IPFW...Three top 10 fi nishes including fourth place at the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal...Placed 23rd in The Summit League with a 225...Named to the Summit League All-Academic Team and Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence...2006-07 (Freshman): Competed in seven tournaments with a 77.9 average over 19 rounds...Shot a season-low 70 at the second round of the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal...Tied for 17th at the Division I independent championship with a 222...High School: Graduated in 2006 from Perham High School...Five-� me all-conference and two-� me all-state selec� on...Minnesota Class 1A state champion as a senior in 2006 and runner-up in 2003...Personal: Born Dec. 20, 1987...Son of William and Deena Cavanagh of Perham, Minn...Has an older brother, Lee, who is on the NDSU men’s golf team...His uncle, Jack Cavanagh, played basketball at NDSU in the 1950s...Majoring in fi nance and management.

Brandon Hallquist, Jr., Fargo, N.D.2008-09 (Sophomore): Played in eight tournaments with a 78.5 average over 19 rounds that ranked third among NDSU’s regulars...Best fi nish was a � e for third place at Loyola Chicago, where he shot a 156...Turned in a career-best 72 in the third round of the Summit League championship to fi nish 48th with a 236...Named to the Summit League Winter/Spring All-Academic Team and Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence...2007-08 (Freshman): Played in four tournaments with an 81.2 average over 10 rounds...Season-low was a 78 in the fi rst round of the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal, where he fi nished 22nd...Also shot a 78 in his fi nal round of the year at Loyola Chicago...Named to the Summit League All-Academic Team...High School: Graduated in 2007 from Fargo South High School...Two-� me le� er-man...Selected as “most dedicated” golfer on South’s state championship team in 2007...Played club hockey for the Fargo Flames...Starter on three state champion-ship teams...Personal: Born Nov. 7, 1988...Son of Michael Halldorson of Cavalier, N.D., and Sherry Hallquist of Fargo, N.D...Majoring in pharmacy...Worked as a pharmacy intern last summer and was a pro shop a� endant at Rose Creek Golf Course in Fargo.

Spencer Hilde, RSo., Moorhead, Minn.2008-09 (Redshirt): Sat out the fall and spring seasons as a redshirt in the Bison program...2007-08 (Freshman): Played in fi ve tournaments with an 81.9 average over 13 rounds...Fired a 1-under 71 at The Meadows to win the Concordia Invita� onal in his fi rst collegiate meet...Named to the Summit League All-Academic Team...High School: Graduated in 2007 from Moorhead High School...Three-year starter...Sec� on 8 champion his senior year by fi ve strokes...Led Moorhead to a third-place fi nish at the state tournament and was named to the all-state team...Team MVP as a sophomore...Two-� me junior all-city winner...Fi� h in the amateur division at the 2006 North Dakota Open...Also a two-year starter for the Moorhead hockey team...Personal: Born May 9, 1989...Son of Jeff rey Hilde of Moorhead, Minn., and Kay Hilde of Moorhead, Minn...Father played football and hockey at Minne-sota-Crookston...Has one older sister, Sam...Majoring in civil engineering.

Nick Olsgaard, Fr., Moorhead, Minn.High School: Graduated in 2009 from Moorhead High School...Four-year starter and an all-state performer in 2008 and 2009...Sec� on 8 runner-up his senior year...Tied for 24th at the Class 3A state meet to lead the Spuds to a fi � h-place fi nish...Tied for 29th at the Class 2A state meet in a third-place team fi nish in 2007...Personal: Born June 4, 1991...Son of Kevin and Kristy Olsgaard of Moorhead, Minn...Family includes a younger brother, Tyler...Undecided on a college major...Won three summer events in a span of two weeks in 2009...Champion of the Fargo-Moor-head Junior All-City, Forum All-City, and KX4 Amateur tournaments.

Garre� Schultz, So., New Salem, N.D.2008-09 (Freshman): Par� cipated in two tournaments with a 76.8 average over four rounds...Shot a 79 to � e for 43rd place at the Concordia Invita� onal...Shot a 78 and two 75s to � e for 13th at the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal with a 228...Named to the Summit League Winter/Spring All-Academic Team and Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence...High School: Graduated in 2007 from New Salem High School...Six-year starter and four-year team captain...Holds the school record with 16 career tournament wins, including the Class B state championship in 2007...His team won the Region 5 tournament that year...Four-� me all-region golfer and made the all-state team twice...Also a four-year le� erman in football and basketball...Played in the state 9-man football semifi nals in 2005...High school valedictorian...Wendy’s High School Heisman state fi nalist...Personal: Born April 12, 1989...Son of Jim and Vicki Schultz of New Salem, N.D...Family includes a brother, Chauncy...Majoring in sports and urban turfgrass management...Held an internship on the grounds crew at Fargo Country Club last summer.

Nate Varty, Fr., Elk River, Minn.High School: Graduated in 2008 from Elk River High School...Four-year le� erman and three-� me all-conference per-former...Academic all-state honoree...Also le� ered in soccer and hockey...Personal: Born Aug. 15, 1989...Son of Jon and Jill Varty of Elk River, Minn...Family includes two brothers, Zach and Jus� n...His uncle, Thomas Varty, was a golf le� erwinner at the University of Minnesota.

Joe Zimmerman, So., Becker, Minn.2008-09 (Freshman): Played in two events with a 77.3 aver-age over six rounds...Placed ninth in the Erv Kaiser Invita� onal with a 9-over 225...Shot a season-low 74 in the fi rst round at Edgewood in Fargo...Placed 37th at the IPFW Fall Classic with a 239...Named to the Summit League Winter/Spring All-Academic Team...High School: Graduated in 2008 from Becker High School...Six-year le� erman, fi ve-year starter, and fi ve-� me all-conference pick...All-state performer with a fourth-place fi nish at the Class 2A state meet in 2008...Also a three-year starter in football and basketball...Won a state championship in football...All-conference, all-sec� on, and honorable men� on all-state linebacker...Personal: Born April 2, 1990...Son of Douglas and Ann Zimmerman of Becker, Minn...Family includes two sisters, Jill and Maria...Majoring in industrial engineering...Worked in the pro shop at Pebble Creek Golf Course in Becker last summer.

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2008-09 Men’s Individual Statistics

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Low Tournaments Low Par/- # Finish Top ToPlayer Rounds Strokes 72 54 36 18 Rnd Rnds Evnts 1 5 10 W-L W-L% Par Avg.Joe Schornack 25 1914 - 220 151 73 71 3 10 - - 1 379-194 .661 +5 76.6Cameron Fenrich 6 460 - 231 153 76 74 - 3 - - - 108-89 .548 +5 76.7Garre� Schultz 4 307 - 228 - 79 75 - 2 - - - 56-54 .509 +5 76.8Lee Cavanagh 24 1853 - 226 150 70 70 3 10 - 1 4 288-242 .543 +5 77.2Joe Zimmerman 6 464 - 225 - - 74 - 2 - - 1 49-44 .527 +5 77.3Brandon Hallquist 19 1491 - 228 149 77 72 1 8 - 1 1 234-214 .522 +7 78.5Pat Deitz 23 1812 - 228 159 73 71 1 9 - - 1 218-268 .449 +7 78.8Taylor Cavanagh 24 1893 - 208 146 74 64 3 10 1 2 3 333-211 .612 +7 78.9Zach Stenstad 4 316 - 239 - 77 77 - 2 - - - 47-63 .427 +7 79.0Adam Gronaas 10 792 - 225 - 77 71 2 4 - - - 90-89 .503 +7 79.2Ben Braaten 11 891 - 227 162 74 74 - 5 - - 1 124-159 .438 +9 81.0Aaron Wheeler 17 1377 - 233 164 69 69 2 7 1 1 1 121-287 .297 +9 81.0FOUR-PLAYER TEAM 25 7679 - 882 599 285 285 15 10 2 5 13 42-48 .467 +19 307.2

Team low rounds (best 10) 1. 285 Concordia Invita� onal (1st round) 285 Erv Kaiser Invita� onal (2nd round)3. 291 Summit League Championship (3rd round)4. 294 Navy Fall Classic (1st round)5. 296 Erv Kaiser Invita� onal (1st round)6. 297 IPFW Fall Classic (2nd round)7. 298 Kauai Collegiate Cup (2nd round)8. 301 four � mes

Player low rounds (best 25) 1. 64 Taylor Cavanagh, Erv Kaiser Invita� onal (2nd round)2. 69 Aaron Wheeler, Concordia Invita� onal (1st round)3. 70 Lee Cavanagh, Concordia Invita� onal (1st round) 70 Taylor Cavanagh, Erv Kaiser Invita� onal (1st round)5. 71 Adam Gronaas, Erv Kaiser Invita� onal (2nd round) 71 Lee Cavanagh, Erv Kaiser Invita� onal (2nd round) 71 Adam Gronaas, IPFW Fall Classic (3rd round) 71 Taylor Cavanagh, IPFW Fall Classic (3rd round) 71 Joe Schornack, Kauai Collegiate Cup (2nd round) 71 Joe Schornack, Summit League Championship (1st round) 71 Pat Deitz, Summit League Championship (2nd round) 71 Lee Cavanagh, Summit League Championship (3rd round)13. 72 Taylor Cavanagh, Navy Fall Classic (1st round) 72 Aaron Wheeler, IPFW Fall Classic (2nd round) 72 Brandon Hallquist, Summit League Championship (3rd round) 72 Joe Schornack, Summit League Championship (3rd round)17. 73 Joe Schornack, Concordia Invita� onal (1st round) 73 Pat Deitz, Concordia Invita� onal (1st round) 73 Brandon Hallquist, Navy Fall Classic (1st round) 73 Brandon Hallquist, Erv Kaiser Invita� onal (2nd round) 73 Joe Schornack, IPFW Fall Classic (2nd round) 73 Taylor Cavanagh, Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal (1st round) 73 Taylor Cavanagh, Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal (2nd round) 73 Brandon Hallquist, Kauai Collegiate Cup (3rd round) 73 Lee Cavanagh, Summit League Championship (2nd round)

2008-09 Men’s Low Rounds The Summit Leaguein Review

Men’s Championship ResultsApril 27-28, 2009Oakwood – Kansas City, Mo. 1st 2nd 3rd Total1. Oral Roberts .....................................287 293 280 8602. UMKC ...............................................281 299 289 8693. South Dakota State ..........................296 292 282 870 Western Illinois ...............................296 293 281 8705. Southern Utah .................................299 305 284 8886. IUPUI ...............................................299 299 298 8967. Oakland ...........................................310 294 298 9028. North Dakota State ..........................309 304 291 9049. Centenary ........................................295 308 305 90810. IPFW ..............................................303 309 304 916

All-Summit LeagueFirst TeamTerence Begnel, ORUFrank McAuliff e, OUGeoff Mead, SDSUKyle Peterman, WIUTrent Peterson, SDSUMichael Schnegelberger, UMKCSco� S� les, ORU

Second TeamAlex Hogben, UMKCBen Moster, IUPUIJosh Taylor, UMKC

Player of the Year: Sco� S� les, Oral RobertsNewcomer of the Year: Jake Weeber, Western IllinoisCoach of the Year: Lance Watson, Oral Roberts

Best AveragesTrent Peterson, SDSU ..................72.4Jared Steger, WIU .......................72.7Nate Page, SUU ..........................73.0Ma� McArthur, SUU ...................73.1Kyle Peterman, WIU ...................73.3Geoff Mead, SDSU ......................73.8Alex Hogben, UMKC ...................73.9Tim Kalil, SDSU ...........................74.7Ben Engle, IUPUI .........................74.9four players � ed .........................75.1

Best RoundsTaylor Cavanagh, NDSU .................64Michael Schnegelberger, UMKC ....65Nate Page, SUU ............................. 66Ma� McArthur, SUU ......................66Alex Hogben, UMKC ......................67Geoff Mead, SDSU ......................... 67Trent Peterson, SDSU .....................67Jared Steger, WIU .......................... 67Jason Woll, WIU ............................. 67four players � ed ............................ 68

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09/05/08 -- Concordia Invita� onalVillage Green -- Moorhead, MNPar 72, 6727 yards -- 6 teams, 58 players 1st Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 285 -3 1stAaron Wheeler 69 -3 1stLee Cavanagh 70 -2 3rdPat Deitz 73 +1 t-6thJoe Schornack 73 +1 t-6thBen Braaten 74 +2 t-9thTaylor Cavanagh 74 +2 t-9thCameron Fenrich 76 +4 t-19thAdam Gronaas 77 +5 t-22ndBrandon Hallquist 77 +5 t-22ndZach Stenstad 77 +5 t-22ndGarre� Schultz# 79 +7 t-43rd

09/12/08 - 09/13/08 -- Navy Fall ClassicU.S. Naval Academy -- Annapolis, MDPar 71, 6611 yards -- 17 teams, 88 players 1st 2nd Total Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 294 305 599 +31 7thTaylor Cavanagh 72 76 148 +6 t-18thBrandon Hallquist 73 76 149 +7 t-24thJoe Schornack 75 76 151 +9 t-37thLee Cavanagh 74 79 153 +11 t-46thCameron Fenrich 76 77 153 +11 t-46th

09/19/08 - 09/21/08 -- Erv Kaiser Invita� onalEdgewood -- Fargo, ND -- Par 72, 6428 yardsVillage Green -- Moorhead, MN -- Par 72, 6728 yardsFargo CC -- Fargo, ND -- Par 72, 6959 yards10 teams, 54 players 1st 2nd 3rd Total Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 296 285 301 882 +18 1stTaylor Cavanagh 70 64 74 208 -8 1stJoe Zimmerman 74 76 75 225 +9 9thLee Cavanagh 75 71 80 226 +10 t-10thBen Braaten 76 77 74 227 +11 12thPat Deitz 76 74 78 228 +12 t-13thBrandon Hallquist 81 73 74 228 +12 t-13thJoe Schornack 76 77 75 228 +12 t-13thGarre� Schultz# 78 75 75 228 +12 t-13thAdam Gronaas 78 71 81 230 +14 t-24thCameron Fenrich# 74 78 79 231 +15 t-27thAaron Wheeler 75 80 78 233 +17 t-32ndZach Stenstad 80 78 81 239 +23 t-43rd

10/13/08 - 10/14/08 -- IPFW Fall ClassicChestnut Hills -- Fort Wayne, INPar 72, 6996 yards -- 6 teams, 41 players 1st 2nd 3rd Total Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 301 297 301 899 +35 5thTaylor Cavanagh 75 77 71 223 +7 t-16thJoe Schornack 74 73 77 224 +8 t-18thAdam Gronaas# 75 79 71 225 +9 t-21stPat Deitz 75 78 76 229 +13 t-28thLee Cavanagh 78 75 77 230 +14 30thAaron Wheeler 77 72 89 238 +22 t-35thJoe Zimmerman# 83 79 77 239 +23 37th

10/27/08 - 10/28/08 -- Texas-Arlington Waterchase Invita� onalWaterchase -- Fort Worth, TXPar 72, 7304 yards -- 16 teams, 86 players 1st 2nd 3rd Total Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 318 314 311 943 +79 13thJoe Schornack 80 74 76 230 +14 t-27thTaylor Cavanagh 76 80 80 236 +20 t-59thPat Deitz 84 75 78 237 +21 t-61stAaron Wheeler 78 85 83 246 +30 t-74thLee Cavanagh 85 90 77 252 +36 84th

02/16/09 - 02/17/09 -- Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onalCarlton Oaks -- San Diego, Calif.Par 72, 6981 yards -- 12 teams, 68 players 1st 2nd Total Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 308 301 609 +33 5thTaylor Cavanagh 73 73 146 +2 t-3rdLee Cavanagh 74 76 150 +6 t-10thJoe Schornack 81 76 157 +13 t-28thPat Deitz 83 76 159 +15 t-35thBen Braaten# 82 80 162 +18 t-43rdBrandon Hallquist# 85 77 162 +18 t-43rdAaron Wheeler 80 84 164 +20 t-52nd

03/13/09 - 03/14/09 -- Kauai Collegiate CupWailua -- Kauai, HIPar 72, 6981 yards -- 11 teams, 64 players 1st 2nd 3rd Total Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 302 298 307 907 +43 7thJoe Schornack 74 71 78 223 +7 t-20thTaylor Cavanagh 75 74 76 225 +9 28thLee Cavanagh 76 75 76 227 +11 t-31stPat Deitz 77 80 77 234 +18 t-37thBrandon Hallquist# 85 81 73 239 +23 t-49thBen Braaten# 76 86 84 246 +30 59thAaron Wheeler 83 78 86 247 +31 t-60th

04/06/09 - 04/07/09 -- Centenary Hal Su� on IntercollegiateStoneBridge -- Bossier City, LAPar 72, 6954 yards -- 5 teams, 30 players 1st 2nd 3rd Total Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 322 338 315 975 +111 4thLee Cavanagh 81 78 76 235 +19 t-10thBrandon Hallquist 78 90 76 244 +28 t-20thJoe Schornack 79 85 82 246 +30 t-22ndPat Deitz 84 85 81 250 +34 t-24thAdam Gronaas# 90 83 87 260 +44 26thTaylor Cavanagh 88 dq 97

04/13/09 - 04/14/09 -- Loyola Chicago Caputo Invita� onalHawthorn Woods CC -- Hawthorn Woods, ILPar 72, 6875 yards -- 7 teams, 44 players 1st 2nd Total Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 331 345 676 +100 7thBrandon Hallquist 79 77 156 +12 t-3rdJoe Schornack 80 82 162 +18 t-20thPat Deitz 89 79 168 +24 t-30thAaron Wheeler# 94 86 180 +36 40thBen Braaten# 96 86 182 +38 41stTaylor Cavanagh 107 107 214 +70 43rdLee Cavanagh 83 0

04/27/09 - 04/28/09 -- Summit League ChampionshipOakwood -- Kansas City, MOPar 72, 6546 yards -- 10 teams, 50 players 1st 2nd 3rd Total Par PlaceNorth Dakota State 309 304 291 904 +40 8thJoe Schornack 71 77 72 220 +4 t-13thLee Cavanagh 83 73 71 227 +11 t-27thTaylor Cavanagh 74 83 77 234 +18 t-43rdPat Deitz 87 71 76 234 +18 t-43rdBrandon Hallquist 81 83 72 236 +20 48th

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2008-09 Men’s Individual ResultsBen BraatenTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 74 +2 t9th/58 49-8Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 76-77-74=227 +11 12th/54 42-11Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal 2 82-80=162 +18 t43rd/68 25-42Kauai Collegiate Cup 3 76-86-84=246 +30 59th/64 5-58Loyola Chicago Caputo Invita� onal 2 96-86=182 +38 41st/44 3-40SEASON TOTALS 11 891 Avg. 81.0 +9 - 124-159 Lee CavanaghTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 70 -2 3rd/58 55-2Navy Fall Classic 2 74-79=153 +11 t46th/88 42-45Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 75-71-80=226 +10 t10th/54 44-9IPFW Fall Classic 3 78-75-77=230 +14 30th/41 11-29Texas-Arlington Waterchase Invita� onal 3 85-90-77=252 +36 84th/86 2-83Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal 2 74-76=150 +6 t10th/68 58-9Kauai Collegiate Cup 3 76-75-76=227 +11 t31st/64 33-30Centenary Hal Su� on Intercollegiate 3 81-78-76=235 +19 t10th/30 20-9Loyola Chicago Caputo Invita� onal 2 83-0=83 +11 0th/44 0-0Summit League Championship 3 83-73-71=227 +11 t27th/50 23-26SEASON TOTALS 24 1853 Avg. 77.2 +5 - 288-242 Taylor CavanaghTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 74 +2 t9th/58 49-8Navy Fall Classic 2 72-76=148 +6 t18th/88 70-17Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 70-64-74=208 -8 1st/54 53-0IPFW Fall Classic 3 75-77-71=223 +7 t16th/41 25-15Texas-Arlington Waterchase Invita� onal 3 76-80-80=236 +20 t59th/86 27-58Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal 2 73-73=146 +2 t3rd/68 65-2Kauai Collegiate Cup 3 75-74-76=225 +9 28th/64 36-27Centenary Hal Su� on Intercollegiate 3 88--3-97=185 +41 0th/30 0-0Loyola Chicago Caputo Invita� onal 2 107-107=214 +70 43rd/44 1-42Summit League Championship 3 74-83-77=234 +18 t43rd/50 7-42SEASON TOTALS 24 1893 Avg. 78.9 +7 - 333-211 Pat DeitzTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 73 +1 t6th/58 52-5Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 76-74-78=228 +12 t13th/54 41-12IPFW Fall Classic 3 75-78-76=229 +13 t28th/41 13-27Texas-Arlington Waterchase Invita� onal 3 84-75-78=237 +21 t61st/86 25-60Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal 2 83-76=159 +15 t35th/68 33-34Kauai Collegiate Cup 3 77-80-77=234 +18 t37th/64 27-36Centenary Hal Su� on Intercollegiate 3 84-85-81=250 +34 t24th/30 6-23Loyola Chicago Caputo Invita� onal 2 89-79=168 +24 t30th/44 14-29Summit League Championship 3 87-71-76=234 +18 t43rd/50 7-42SEASON TOTALS 23 1812 Avg. 78.8 +7 - 218-268 Cameron FenrichTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 76 +4 t19th/58 39-18Navy Fall Classic 2 76-77=153 +11 t46th/88 42-45Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 74-78-79=231 +15 t27th/54 27-26SEASON TOTALS 6 460 Avg. 76.7 +5 - 108-89 Adam GronaasTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 77 +5 t22nd/58 36-21Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 78-71-81=230 +14 t24th/54 30-23IPFW Fall Classic 3 75-79-71=225 +9 t21st/41 20-20Centenary Hal Su� on Intercollegiate 3 90-83-87=260 +44 26th/30 4-25SEASON TOTALS 10 792 Avg. 79.2 +7 - 90-89

Brandon HallquistTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 77 +5 t22nd/58 36-21Navy Fall Classic 2 73-76=149 +7 t24th/88 64-23Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 81-73-74=228 +12 t13th/54 41-12Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal 2 85-77=162 +18 t43rd/68 25-42Kauai Collegiate Cup 3 85-81-73=239 +23 t49th/64 15-48Centenary Hal Su� on Intercollegiate 3 78-90-76=244 +28 t20th/30 10-19Loyola Chicago Caputo Invita� onal 2 79-77=156 +12 t3rd/44 41-2Summit League Championship 3 81-83-72=236 +20 48th/50 2-47SEASON TOTALS 19 1491 Avg. 78.5 +7 - 234-214 Joe SchornackTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 73 +1 t6th/58 52-5Navy Fall Classic 2 75-76=151 +9 t37th/88 51-36Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 76-77-75=228 +12 t13th/54 41-12IPFW Fall Classic 3 74-73-77=224 +8 t18th/41 23-17Texas-Arlington Waterchase Invita� onal 3 80-74-76=230 +14 t27th/86 59-26Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal 2 81-76=157 +13 t28th/68 40-27Kauai Collegiate Cup 3 74-71-78=223 +7 t20th/64 44-19Centenary Hal Su� on Intercollegiate 3 79-85-82=246 +30 t22nd/30 8-21Loyola Chicago Caputo Invita� onal 2 80-82=162 +18 t20th/44 24-19Summit League Championship 3 71-77-72=220 +4 t13th/50 37-12SEASON TOTALS 25 1914 Avg. 76.6 +5 - 379-194 Garre� SchultzTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 79 +7 t43rd/58 15-42Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 78-75-75=228 +12 t13th/54 41-12SEASON TOTALS 4 307 Avg. 76.8 +5 - 56-54 Zach StenstadTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 77 +5 t22nd/58 36-21Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 80-78-81=239 +23 t43rd/54 11-42SEASON TOTALS 4 316 Avg. 79.0 +7 - 47-63 Aaron WheelerTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Invita� onal 1 69 -3 1st/58 57-0Erv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 75-80-78=233 +17 t32nd/54 22-31IPFW Fall Classic 3 77-72-89=238 +22 t35th/41 6-34Texas-Arlington Waterchase Invita� onal 3 78-85-83=246 +30 t74th/86 12-73Drake Carlton Oaks Invita� onal 2 80-84=164 +20 t52nd/68 16-51Kauai Collegiate Cup 3 83-78-86=247 +31 t60th/64 4-59Loyola Chicago Caputo Invita� onal 2 94-86=180 +36 40th/44 4-39SEASON TOTALS 17 1377 Avg. 81.0 +9 - 121-287 Joe ZimmermanTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LErv Kaiser Invita� onal 3 74-76-75=225 +9 9th/54 45-8IPFW Fall Classic 3 83-79-77=239 +23 37th/41 4-36SEASON TOTALS 6 464 Avg. 77.3 +5 - 49-44

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THE SUMMIT LEAGUE

Now in its 28th year as an NCAA Division I athle� cs conference, The Summit League con� nues its renaissance and ascent both on the play-ing fi eld and in the classroom. Originally formed in 1982 as the Associa� on of Mid-Con� nent Universi� es and later known as the Mid-Con� nent Conference, The Summit League is in its third year of a rebranding that followed its 25th anniversary and coincided with the Summit Plan, a strategic plan that places a renewed emphasis on improving the academic and athle� c performances of all league student-athletes. Included in the plan was the league’s new name, the crea� on of a new image and the addi� on of three member ins� tu� ons. The 10 Summit League member ins� tu� ons include Centenary College of Louisiana, IPFW (Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne), IUPUI (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis), UMKC (University of Missouri-Kansas City), North Dakota State Univer-sity, Oakland University, Oral Roberts University, South Dakota State University, Southern Utah University and Western Illinois University. In April 2009, the University of South Dakota accepted an invita� on to join the league with full membership during the 2011-12 academic year and will begin as an associate member for swimming and diving in 2009-10. The league has one other associate member, Eastern Illinois University, which competes in swimming and diving. Centenary College will leave the league a� er the 2010-11 season. These member ins� tu� ons pride themselves on providing quality athle� c, academic and social experiences for their student-athletes. The Summit League sponsors 19 championship sports, which include: base-ball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, so� ball, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, men’s and women’s indoor track and fi eld, men’s and women’s outdoor track and fi eld, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball. The league champion receives automa� c bids to the NCAA tournament in all applicable sports. Since its incep� on in 1982, The Summit League has had several transcendent moments on the na� onal stage. In 1986, Cleveland State upset third-seeded Indiana in the fi rst round of the NCAA men’s basket-

The Summit League

ball tournament on its way to a berth in the Sweet 16. A decade later, Valparaiso captured the na� on’s a� en� on when Bryce Drew hit “the shot” to defeat No. 4 seed Mississippi in an NCAA fi rst-round game and spark its Sweet 16 run. More recently, the Oral Roberts baseball pro-gram fi nished the 2004 campaign with a na� onal ranking and became the fi rst Summit League school to reach the NCAA Super Regionals in 2006. The league has produced four Olympic athletes, four NCAA champi-ons and several All-Americans in the sports of track and fi eld, swimming and diving and cross country. Numerous professionals and several dra� choices have come directly from The Summit League, including three Major League Baseball fi rst round picks, a pair of NBA fi rst rounders and one WNBA selec� on. Former Summit Leaguers Kevin Duckworth (NBA) and Kevin Seitzer (MLB) each were two-� me all-stars during their professional careers. Recent and historical success coupled with an increased growth among its membership base gives The Summit League a promising future on the landscape of college athle� cs.

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE340 West Bu� erfi eld Road, Suite 3DElmhurst, Illinois 60126Phone: (630) 516-0661Fax: (630) 516-0673

www.thesummitleague.org

Staff Commissioner .................................... Tom DoupleAssociate Commissioner ................... Myndee Kay LarsenAssistant Commissioner .................... Greg WalterDirector of Communica� ons .............David BrauerDirector of Marke� ng ........................ Vanessa QuimpoAssoc. Dir. of Communica� ons ..........Greg Me� eOffi ce Manager .................................. Brenda HiltonCommunica� ons Assistant ................ Shannon SiegAdministra� ve Intern ........................ Andrea Travelstead

Tom DoupleCommissioner

Membership At A GlanceCENTENARYNicknames: Gents/LadiesLoca� on: Shreveport, La.Enrollment: 900Founded: 1825Member Since: 2003-04

IPFWNickname: MastodonsLoca� on: Fort Wayne, Ind.Enrollment: 12,338Founded: 1964Member Since: 2007-08

IUPUINickname: JaguarsLoca� on: Indianapolis, Ind.Enrollment: 30,300Founded: 1969Member Since: 1998-99

UMKCNickname: KangaroosLoca� on: Kansas City, Mo.Enrollment: 14,221Founded: 1933Member Since: 1994-95

N. DAKOTA STATENickname: BisonLoca� on: Fargo, N.D.Enrollment: 14,189Founded: 1890Member Since: 2007-08

OAKLANDNickname: Golden GrizzliesLoca� on: Rochester, Mich.Enrollment: 18,169Founded: 1957Member Since: 1998-99

ORAL ROBERTSNickname: Golden EaglesLoca� on: Tulsa, Okla.Enrollment: 3,067Founded: 1963Member Since: 1997-98

S. DAKOTA STATENickname: JackrabbitsLoca� on: Brookings, S.D.Enrollment: 11,995Founded: 1881Member Since: 2007-08

SOUTHERN UTAHNickname: ThunderbirdsLoca� on: Cedar City, UtahEnrollment: 7,516Founded: 1897Member Since: 1997-98

WESTERN ILLINOISNickname: Figh� ng LeathernecksLoca� on: Macomb, Ill.Enrollment: 13,331Founded: 1899Member Since: 1982-83

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Ma� Johnson was named head women’s golf coach at North Dakota State University in June 2009. He is the sixth coach in program history. Johnson, owner of The Sports Bubble in Fargo since 2004, has been a teaching professional since 1995. Johnson was NDSU’s head men’s golf coach for three seasons from 2001 to 2004. Under his direc� on, the Bison quali-fi ed for the NCAA tournament for the fi rst � me in 13 years in 2004. Johnson graduated from Valley City

State in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in business administra� on. He was a three-� me all-conference and all-district performer for the Vikings and was an NAIA All-America Scholar Athlete in 1994.

Matt Johnson,Head Women’s Golf Coach

The 2009-10 ScheduleDate TournamentSept. 11 at Concordia Cobber Open (Detroit Lakes, Minn.)Sept. 14-15 at Nebraska Chip-N Club Invita� onal (Lincoln, Neb.)Sept. 21-22 at Northern Arizona Mountain Shootout (Flagstaff , Ariz.)Oct. 5-6 at Oral Roberts Shootout (Tulsa, Okla.)Oct. 19-20 at Wichita State Shocker Invita� onal (Wichita, Kan.)Feb. 27-28 at Northern Arizona Red Rocks Invita� onal (Sedona, Ariz.)Mar. 15-16 at South Dakota State Invita� onal (Primm, Nev.)Mar. 18-19 at Drake Invita� onal (Carmel, Calif.)April 5-6 at The Hotels at Grand Prairie Collegiate Golf Classic (Peoria, Ill.)April 19-20 at Summit League Championship (Tulsa, Okla.)May 1-2 at Dakota Cup (Morton, Minn.)

The 2009-10 RosterName Yr. Hometown (Previous School)Amy Anderson Fr. Oxbow, N.D.Lauren Crumby Jr. Santa Fe, Texas (Santa Fe HS)Cydney Hasselberg Fr. Staples, Minn. (Staples-Motley HS)Kris� n Hedstrom Fr. Mahnomen, Minn. (Mahnomen HS)Rachel Roller So. Grand Forks, N.D. (Red River HS)Jenna Schulte So. Fargo, N.D. (Fargo South HS)

Head Coach: Ma� Johnson (1st season)

Amy AndersonFr., Oxbow, N.D.

Before NDSU: Won the 2009 U.S. Junior Girls Ama-teur championship at age 17 with a 6-and-5 victory over Kimberly Kim of Hilo, Hawaii, in the match play fi nal at Trump Na� onal in Bedminster, N.J...Also won stroke-play medalist honors with a 3-under-par 141...Led the fi rst round of stroke play at the 2009 U.S. Women’s Amateur in St. Louis with a 3-under 68...Tied for eighth in stroke play before being eliminated 3-and-2 in the fi rst round of match play...Cruised to a 16-shot victory in the 16-18 girls division at Purdue in the 2009 PGA Junior Series with a 2-under 214 over three rounds...Placed 10th in the girls’ division of the PGA Junior Championship in 2009 and was 19th in 2008...Became the fi rst female to advance to the championship fl ight of the Pine-to-Palm tournament in Detroit Lakes, Minn...Lost to TCU’s Tom Hoge in the fi -nals...Three-� me Fargo-Moorhead Women’s All-City champion from 2006-2008...Three-� me F-M Junior All-City champion from 2004-2006...Won the Minnesota Players Cup in the 13-15 girls division in 2005 and 2006...Her brother, Nathan, was the boys champion in 2006...Personal: Born July 10, 1992...Daughter of Mark and Twyla Anderson of Oxbow, N.D...Has an older brother Nathan, who is a freshman on the NDSU men’s golf team...Both children were home-schooled...Majoring in accoun� ng with a minor in fraud inves� ga� on.

Lauren CrumbyJr., Santa Fe, Texas

2008-09 (Sophomore): Played in four events with a 91.2 average over six rounds...Low round was an 87 in the second round of the Concordia Invita� onal, where she � ed for 17th out of 59 par� cipants...Named to the Summit League Winter/Spring All-Academic Team and Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence...2007-08 (Freshman): Competed in two events with a 98.0 average over four rounds...Low round was a 90 in the fi rst round at NIU...High School: Graduated in 2007 from Santa Fe High School in Texas...A two-� me regional qualifi er and a two-� me fi rst team all-district selec� on in golf...Two-� me captain...Na� onal Honor Society and Na� onal Technical Honor Society...Personal: Born Jan. 26, 1989...Daughter of Michael and Janet Crumby of Santa Fe, Texas...Has two older brothers, Steven and Dus� n...Majoring in accountancy with a mi-nor in business...Spent the summer months working as a junior camp instructor at Green Caye Golf Course in Dickinson, Texas.

Cydney HasselbergFr., Staples, Minn.

High School: Graduated in 2009 from Staples-Motley High School...Her father, Glen, was the head coach and athle� c director at Staples-Motley...Six-year varsity le� erwinner...Five-� me all-conference and all-state performer...Placed 12th, 8th, 9th, 5th and 3rd at the state tournament...Also an all-conference middle hi� er and three-year starter in volleyball...Personal: Born Sept. 4, 1990...Daughter of Glen and Rebecca Hasselberg...Youngest of fi ve children in the family...Her brother, Derek, played at St. Cloud State, and three sisters all played Division I golf...Heather Erholtz was at Purdue, Dana Hasselberg was at Bradley and Bemidji State, and Mary Harris was at Montana...Her brother-in-law, Tuff Harris, played football at Montana and is a safety on the Pi� sburgh Steelers’ prac� ce squad a� er breaking into the NFL with Miami in 2007 and playing for Tennessee in 2008...Majoring in diete� cs.

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Kris� n HedstromFr., Mahnomen, Minn.

High School: Graduated in 2009 from Mahnomen High School...Five-� me all-conference performer...Qualifi ed for the state tournament her junior and senior years...Tied for 20th to help the Indians to a state runner-up fi nish in 2009...Academic all-state honoree...President of the school’s Na� onal Honor Society chapter...Also a three-year le� erwinner in vol-leyball...Set school records for most service aces in a set, match, season and career...Personal: Born May 19, 1991...Daughter of Kevin and Monica Hedstrom of Mahnomen, Minn...Family includes two younger broth-ers, Jake and Cody, and a younger sister, Maggie...Her mother played volleyball at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minn...Majoring in exercise science.

Rachel RollerSo., Grand Forks, N.D.

2008-09 (Freshman): Played in all 10 events with an 84.5 average over 21 rounds that ranked fourth on the team...Low round was a 77 in the second round of the Concordia Invita� onal, where she placed third out of 59 golfers...Made three top-10 fi nishes, including a fourth-place showing at the Red River Invita� onal...Placed 44th in The Summit League with a two-round 181...High School: Graduated in 2008 from Red River High School...Three-year le� erwinner in golf...Earned all-conference, all-region and all-state honors...Placed fi � h in the state as a sophomore and was Class A champion her senior year, helping the Riders to a runner-up fi nish in the team standings...Also le� ered in basketball, soccer and track and fi eld...Set a school record in the pole vault and also com-peted in the hurdles, sprints and relays...Personal: Born Oct. 16, 1989...Daughter of Bob and Vonnie Roller of Grand Forks, N.D...Family includes two older broth-ers, Ryan and Ma� hew...Majoring in business with an accoun� ng minor...Worked in the pro shop at King’s Walk Golf Course in Grand Forks last summer.

Jenna SchulteSo., Fargo, N.D.

2008-09 (Freshman): Played in nine of 10 events and averaged 88.4 strokes over 17 rounds...Made top-10 fi nishes in her fi rst two tournaments, tying for eighth place at the Concordia Cobber Open and the Concordia Invita� onal on the same weekend...Low round was a 77 in the second round of the Concordia Invita� onal...Shot another 77 in the fi rst round of the San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic...Tied for 45th in The Summit League with a two-round 183...Named to the Summit League Winter/Spring All-Academic Team...High School: Graduated in 2008 from Fargo South High School...Five-year le� erwinner and team MVP twice...Three-� me all-conference and all-state performer...Won the Class A state � tle as a junior in 2006...Team captain in 2007...Personal: Born May 17, 1990...Daughter of Dr. Robert and Jeannine Schulte of Fargo...Rob is a Team Chiropractor for the Bison athle� cs program...Family includes an older brother, Sco� , and two older sisters, Kris� na and Erica...Majoring in management infor-ma� on systems...Worked in the pro shop at the Detroit Lakes (Minn.) Country Club last summer.

BISON WOMEN’S GOLFWomen’s Individual RecordsLowest 18-Hole Round71 Kelly Weisgarber Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 4/10/200772 Amanda Miller Northern Illinois Snowbird 3/15/200672 Kelly Weisgarber Gonzaga Inland Empire Intercollegiate 9/26/200673 Kelly Weisgarber Northern Illinois Huskie Classic 10/1/200673 Jenna Buckwalter Nebraska Chip-N Club Invita� onal 9/10/200773 Amanda Miller Northern Illinois Springlake Invita� onal 3/7/200874 Jenna Buckwalter Nebraska Chip-N Club Invita� onal 9/10/200774 Jenna Buckwalter Summit League Championship 4/22/200875 Jenna Buckwalter Gonzaga Inland Empire Intercollegiate 9/26/200675 Maviann Schuler Cal State San Marcos Invita� onal 2/19/200875 Jenna Buckwalter Concordia Invita� onal 9/6/2008

Lowest 36-Hole Tournament147 Amanda Miller San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 10/14/2008153 Amanda Miller Northern Illinois Snowbird 3/16/2006153 Kelly Weisgarber Northern Illinois Huskie Classic 10/2/2006154 Amanda Miller Concordia Invita� onal 9/7/2008154 Jenna Buckwalter Concordia Invita� onal 9/7/2008155 Jenna Buckwalter Red River Invita� onal 9/28/2008155 Chelsey Wongjirad San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 10/14/2008157 Rachel Roller Concordia Invita� onal 9/7/2008157 Jenna Buckwalter San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 9/14/2008158 Jessica Monson South Dakota State Jackrabbit Invita� onal 9/17/2001158 Chelsey Wongjirad Northern Illinois Huskie Classic 10/2/2006158 Maviann Schuler Cal State San Marcos Invita� onal 2/19/2008158 Rachel Roller Red River Invita� onal 9/28/2008

Lowest 54-Hole Tournament223 Jenna Buckwalter Nebraska Chip-N Club Invita� onal 9/11/2007224 Kelly Weisgarber Gonzaga Inland Empire Intercollegiate 9/26/2006227 Jenna Buckwalter Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 4/7/2009231 Jenna Buckwalter Summit League Championship 4/22/2008234 Briena Kappes Minnesota Invita� onal 9/18/2005234 Amanda Miller Division I Independent Championship 4/30/2006234 Amanda Miller Gonzaga Inland Empire Intercollegiate 9/26/2006237 Jenna Buckwalter Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 4/8/2008237 Jenna Buckwalter Oral Roberts Shootout 10/7/2008238 Kelly Weisgarber Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 4/10/2007238 Jenna Buckwalter Iowa Hawkeye Invita� onal 10/7/2007

Women’s Team RecordsLowest 18-Hole Round307 Gonzaga Inland Empire Intercollegiate 9/26/2006308 San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 10/13/2008311 Gonzaga Inland Empire Intercollegiate 9/25/2006311 San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 10/14/2008312 Northern Illinois Snowbird 3/16/2006

Lowest 36-Hole Tournament619 San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 10/14/2008630 Concordia Invita� onal 9/7/2008637 Red River Invita� onal 9/28/2008641 Northern Illinois Huskie Classic 10/2/2006644 Concordia Invita� onal 9/10/2006

Lowest 54-Hole Tournament937 Gonzaga Inland Empire Intercollegiate 9/26/2006967 Minnesota Invita� onal 9/18/2005971 Division I Independent Championship 4/30/2006980 Oral Roberts Shootout 10/7/2008984 Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 4/8/2008

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Player Rounds Strokes 72 54 36 18 Rnd Rnds Evnts 1 5 10 W-L W-L% Par Avg.

Jenna Buckwalter 21 1662 - 227 154 78 73 - 10 1 4 6 504-77 .867 +7 79.1

Chelsey Wongjirad 21 1737 - 247 155 78 76 - 10 - 4 6 346-235 .596 +11 82.7

Amanda Miller 21 1755 - 249 147 84 73 - 10 2 3 4 278-303 .478 +12 83.6

Rachel Roller 21 1774 - 244 157 85 77 - 10 - 2 3 264-317 .454 +12 84.5

Ka� e Johnson 9 787 - 264 170 85 84 - 5 - - - 117-156 .429 +15 87.4

Jenna Schulte 17 1502 - 265 162 83 77 - 9 - - 2 194-279 .410 +16 88.4

Lauren Crumby 6 547 - - 176 90 87 - 4 - - - 90-94 .489 +19 91.2

FOUR-PLAYER TEAM 21 6903 - 980 619 327 308 - 10 3 13 21 46-52 .469 +41 328.7

Team low rounds (best 10) 1. 308 San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic (1st round)2. 311 San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic (2nd round)3. 313 Concordia Invita� onal (2nd round)4. 316 Red River Invita� onal (2nd round)5. 317 Concordia Invita� onal (1st round)6. 321 Red River Invita� onal (1st round)7. 323 Oral Roberts Shootout (1st round)8. 327 Concordia Cobber Open (1st round) 327 Wyoming Cowgirl Classic (2nd round)10. 328 Oral Roberts Shootout (3rd round)

Player low rounds (best 25) 1. 73 Amanda Miller, San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic (2nd round) 73 Jenna Buckwalter, Wyoming Cowgirl Classic (3rd round)3. 74 Amanda Miller, San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic (1st round)4. 75 Jenna Buckwalter, Concordia Invita� onal (1st round)5. 76 Chelsey Wongjirad, San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic (2nd rd.)6. 77 Amanda Miller, Concordia Invita� onal (1st round) 77 Amanda Miller, Concordia Invita� onal (2nd round) 77 Jenna Schulte, Concordia Invita� onal (2nd round) 77 Rachel Roller, Concordia Invita� onal (2nd round) 77 Jenna Buckwalter, Red River Invita� onal (2nd round) 77 Amanda Miller, Oral Roberts Shootout (1st rd.) 77 Jenna Schulte, San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic (1st round) 77 Jenna Buckwalter, Wyoming Cowgirl Classic (1st round) 77 Jenna Buckwalter, Wyoming Cowgirl Classic (2nd round)15. 78 Chelsey Wongjirad, Concordia Cobber Open (1st round) 78 Jenna Buckwalter, Concordia Cobber Open (1st round) 78 Jenna Buckwalter, Red River Invita� onal (1st round) 78 Rachel Roller, Red River Invita� onal (1st round) 78 Jenna Buckwalter, Oral Roberts Shootout (2nd round) 78 Jenna Buckwalter, San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic (1st rd.)21. 79 Jenna Buckwalter, Concordia Invita� onal (2nd round) 79 Amanda Miller, Red River Invita� onal (2nd round) 79 Rachel Roller, Oral Roberts Shootout (2nd round) 79 Jenna Buckwalter, Oral Roberts Shootout (3rd round) 79 Chelsey Wongjirad, San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic (1st rd.) 79 Jenna Buckwalter, San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic (2nd rd.) 79 Jenna Buckwalter, Drake Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate (2nd rd.) 79 Jenna Buckwalter Summit League Championship (2nd round)

2008-09 Women’s Low Rounds The Summit Leaguein Review

Women’s Championship ResultsApril 20-21, 2009Katke-Cousins – Rochester, Mich. 1st 2nd 3rd Total1. Oral Roberts .....................................305 314 CCD 6192. UMKC ...............................................331 326 CCD 6573. Oakland ...........................................328 333 CCD 6614. Western Illinois ................................336 330 CCD 6665. South Dakota State ..........................341 330 CCD 6716. North Dakota State ..........................340 335 CCD 6757. Southern Utah .................................339 344 CCD 6838. IPFW ................................................342 343 CCD 6859. IUPUI ...............................................347 341 CCD 68810. Centenary ......................................346 349 CCD 695

All-Summit LeagueFirst TeamKylie Bollenbach, ORUChristy Carter, ORULiz Ecker, OUAmber Hensley, ORUKelsey Kipp, UMKCCrystal Reeves, ORUChelsey Wongjirad, NDSU

Second TeamBecky Allen, WIUJenna Buckwalter, NDSUChelsea Cadwell, UMKCMadison Maddox, UMKCCandra Sumedha� p, SUU

Player of the Year: Christy Carter, Oral RobertsNewcomer of the Year: Amber Hensley, Oral RobertsCoach of the Year: Lance Watson, Oral Roberts

Best AveragesChristy Carter, ORU .....................76.2Crystal Reeves, ORU ...................77.2Amber Hensley, ORU ..................78.3Kelsey Kipp, UMKC .....................78.3Mandi Incorvaia, SUU .................78.9Jenna Buckwalter, NDSU ............79.1Hillary Gerster, SDSU ..................79.7Kylie Bollenbach, ORU ................79.8Jessica Garza, CC .........................80.0Megan O’Connell, ORU ...............80.7

Best RoundsChristy Carter, ORU ........................70Kelsey Kipp, UMKC ........................ 70Alison Rathsman, IPFW .................72Emily Felts, IUPUI .......................... 72Amber Hensley, ORU .....................72Crystal Reeves, ORU ......................72Jessica Garza, CC ............................ 73Amanda Miller, NDSU ....................73Eve San� llan, ORU ......................... 73Mandi Incorvaia, SUU ....................73Jenna Buckwalter, NDSU ...............73

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09/05/08 -- Concordia Cobber OpenWildfl ower -- Detroit Lakes, MNPar 72, 5824 yards -- 8 teams, 46 playersNorth Dakota State 327 +39 1stJenna Buckwalter 78 +6 t-2ndChelsey Wongjirad 78 +6 t-2ndJenna Schulte# 83 +11 t-8thKa� e Johnson 85 +13 t-14thRachel Roller 86 +14 16thAmanda Miller 88 +16 t-18thLauren Crumby# 90 +18 t-22nd

09/06/08 - 09/07/08 -- Concordia Invita� onalWildfl ower -- Detroit Lakes, MNPar 72, 5824 yards -- 10 teams, 59 playersNorth Dakota State 317 313 630 +54 1stAmanda Miller 77 77 154 +10 1stJenna Buckwalter 75 79 154 +10 2ndRachel Roller# 80 77 157 +13 3rdChelsey Wongjirad 81 80 161 +17 t-5thJenna Schulte 85 77 162 +18 t-8thKa� e Johnson 84 86 170 +26 15thLauren Crumby# 89 87 176 +32 t-17th

09/27/08 - 09/28/08 -- Red River Invita� onalThe Meadows -- Moorhead, MNPar 72, 6007 yards -- 7 teams, 48 playersNorth Dakota State 321 316 637 +61 1stJenna Buckwalter 78 77 155 +11 1stRachel Roller 78 80 158 +14 4thAmanda Miller 80 79 159 +15 t-5thJenna Schulte# 81 87 168 +24 t-15thChelsey Wongjirad 92 80 172 +28 t-19thKa� e Johnson 85 90 175 +31 t-22ndLauren Crumby# 93 96 189 +45 38th

10/06/08 - 10/07/08 -- Bob Hurley Auto Oral Roberts ShootoutMeadowbrook -- Tulsa, OKPar 72, 6340 yards -- 18 teams, 90 playersNorth Dakota State 323 329 328 980 +116 t-15thJenna Buckwalter 80 78 79 237 +21 t-24thRachel Roller 83 79 82 244 +28 t-49thAmanda Miller 77 86 86 249 +33 t-67thChelsey Wongjirad 83 86 81 250 +34 t-69thKa� e Johnson 90 88 86 264 +48 86th

10/13/08 - 10/14/08 -- San Diego State Aztec Fall ClassicSalt Creek -- Chula Vista, CAPar 72, 6072 yards -- 7 teams, 37 playersNorth Dakota State 308 311 619 +43 2ndAmanda Miller 74 73 147 +3 1stChelsey Wongjirad 79 76 155 +11 t-8thJenna Buckwalter 78 79 157 +13 t-12thJenna Schulte 77 85 162 +18 t-23rdRachel Roller 84 83 167 +23 t-33rd

02/17/09 -- Cal State San Marcos Invita� onalLake San Marcos -- San Marcos, CAPar 72, 5905 yards -- 6 teams, 35 playersNorth Dakota State 335 +47 3rdChelsey Wongjirad 82 +10 t-5thJenna Buckwalter 84 +12 t-11thAmanda Miller 84 +12 t-11thRachel Roller 85 +13 t-13thJenna Schulte 87 +15 18thLauren Crumby# 92 +20 t-21stKa� e Johnson# 93 +21 t-24th

02/23/09 - 02/24/09 -- Centenary Invita� onalOlde Oaks -- Haughton, LAPar 72, 6270 yards -- 4 teams, 20 playersNorth Dakota State 339 334 673 +97 2ndJenna Buckwalter 80 80 160 +16 3rdAmanda Miller 83 86 169 +25 t-7thChelsey Wongjirad 84 85 169 +25 t-7thRachel Roller 92 83 175 +31 10thJenna Schulte wd 98

03/14/09 - 03/16/09 -- Drake Hiddenbrooke IntercollegiateHiddenbrooke -- Vallejo, CAPar 72, 6005 yards -- 18 teams, 102 playersNorth Dakota State 356 350 329 1035 +171 14thJenna Buckwalter 83 79 85 247 +31 t-18thChelsey Wongjirad 89 93 81 263 +47 t-62ndJenna Schulte 97 88 80 265 +49 t-71stRachel Roller 93 90 83 266 +50 t-73rdAmanda Miller 91 93 86 270 +54 t-81st

04/06/09 - 04/07/09 -- Wyoming Cowgirl ClassicOco� llo -- Chandler, AZPar 72, 6108 yards -- 20 teams, 104 playersNorth Dakota State 332 327 333 992 +128 17thJenna Buckwalter 77 77 73 227 +11 6thChelsey Wongjirad 82 81 84 247 +31 t-65thRachel Roller 85 82 88 255 +39 t-82ndAmanda Miller 88 87 88 263 +47 94thJenna Schulte 98 103 93 294 +78 99th

04/20/09 - 04/21/09 -- Summit League ChampionshipKatke-Cousins -- Rochester, MIPar 72, 5899 yards -- 10 teams, 50 playersNorth Dakota State 340 335 675 +99 6thChelsey Wongjirad 80 80 160 +16 t-4thJenna Buckwalter 84 79 163 +19 t-10thAmanda Miller 87 85 172 +28 t-28thRachel Roller 89 92 181 +37 44thJenna Schulte 92 91 183 +39 t-45th

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BISON WOMEN’S GOLF2008-09 Women’s Individual ResultsJenna BuckwalterTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Cobber Open 1 78 +6 t2nd/46 45-0Concordia Invita� onal 2 75-79=154 +10 2nd/59 58-0Red River Invita� onal 2 78-77=155 +11 1st/48 47-0Bob Hurley Auto Oral Roberts Shootout 3 80-78-79=237 +21 t24th/90 66-23San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 2 78-79=157 +13 t12th/37 25-11Cal State San Marcos Invita� onal 1 84 +12 t11th/35 24-10Centenary Invita� onal 2 80-80=160 +16 3rd/20 17-2Drake Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate 3 83-79-85=247 +31 t18th/102 84-17Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 3 77-77-73=227 +11 6th/104 98-5Summit League Championship 2 84-79=163 +19 t10th/50 40-9SEASON TOTALS 21 1662 Avg. 79.1 +7 - 504-77 Lauren CrumbyTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Cobber Open 1 90 +18 t22nd/46 24-21Concordia Invita� onal 2 89-87=176 +32 t17th/59 42-16Red River Invita� onal 2 93-96=189 +45 38th/48 10-37Cal State San Marcos Invita� onal 1 92 +20 t21st/35 14-20SEASON TOTALS 6 547 Avg. 91.2 +19 - 90-94 Ka� e JohnsonTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Cobber Open 1 85 +13 t14th/46 32-13Concordia Invita� onal 2 84-86=170 +26 15th/59 44-14Red River Invita� onal 2 85-90=175 +31 t22nd/48 26-21Bob Hurley Auto Oral Roberts Shootout 3 90-88-86=264 +48 86th/90 4-85Cal State San Marcos Invita� onal 1 93 +21 t24th/35 11-23SEASON TOTALS 9 787 Avg. 87.4 +15 - 117-156 Amanda MillerTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Cobber Open 1 88 +16 t18th/46 28-17Concordia Invita� onal 2 77-77=154 +10 1st/59 58-0Red River Invita� onal 2 80-79=159 +15 t5th/48 43-4Bob Hurley Auto Oral Roberts Shootout 3 77-86-86=249 +33 t67th/90 23-66San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 2 74-73=147 +3 1st/37 36-0Cal State San Marcos Invita� onal 1 84 +12 t11th/35 24-10Centenary Invita� onal 2 83-86=169 +25 t7th/20 13-6Drake Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate 3 91-93-86=270 +54 t81st/102 21-80Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 3 88-87-88=263 +47 94th/104 10-93Summit League Championship 2 87-85=172 +28 t28th/50 22-27SEASON TOTALS 21 1755 Avg. 83.6 +12 - 278-303 Rachel RollerTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Cobber Open 1 86 +14 16th/46 30-15Concordia Invita� onal 2 80-77=157 +13 3rd/59 56-2Red River Invita� onal 2 78-80=158 +14 4th/48 44-3Bob Hurley Auto Oral Roberts Shootout 3 83-79-82=244 +28 t49th/90 41-48San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 2 84-83=167 +23 t33rd/37 4-32Cal State San Marcos Invita� onal 1 85 +13 t13th/35 22-12Centenary Invita� onal 2 92-83=175 +31 10th/20 10-9Drake Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate 3 93-90-83=266 +50 t73rd/102 29-72Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 3 85-82-88=255 +39 t82nd/104 22-81Summit League Championship 2 89-92=181 +37 44th/50 6-43SEASON TOTALS 21 1774 Avg. 84.5 +12 - 264-317

Jenna SchulteTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Cobber Open 1 83 +11 t8th/46 38-7Concordia Invita� onal 2 85-77=162 +18 t8th/59 51-7Red River Invita� onal 2 81-87=168 +24 t15th/48 33-14San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 2 77-85=162 +18 t23rd/37 14-22Cal State San Marcos Invita� onal 1 87 +15 18th/35 17-17Centenary Invita� onal 2 -4-98=98 +26 0th/20 0-0Drake Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate 3 97-88-80=265 +49 t71st/102 31-70Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 3 98-103-93=294 +78 99th/104 5-98Summit League Championship 2 92-91=183 +39 t45th/50 5-44SEASON TOTALS 17 1502 Avg. 88.4 +16 - 194-279 Chelsey WongjiradTournament Rounds Scores Par Rank W-LConcordia Cobber Open 1 78 +6 t2nd/46 45-0Concordia Invita� onal 2 81-80=161 +17 t5th/59 54-4Red River Invita� onal 2 92-80=172 +28 t19th/48 29-18Bob Hurley Auto Oral Roberts Shootout 3 83-86-81=250 +34 t69th/90 21-68San Diego State Aztec Fall Classic 2 79-76=155 +11 t8th/37 29-7Cal State San Marcos Invita� onal 1 82 +10 t5th/35 30-4Centenary Invita� onal 2 84-85=169 +25 t7th/20 13-6Drake Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate 3 89-93-81=263 +47 t62nd/102 40-61Wyoming Cowgirl Classic 3 82-81-84=247 +31 t65th/104 39-64Summit League Championship 2 80-80=160 +16 t4th/50 46-3SEASON TOTALS 21 1737 Avg. 82.7 +11 - 346-235

Former North Dakota State golfer Chelsey Wongjirad earned a spot on theAll-Summit League fi rst team with a fourth-place fi nish last year.

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The Dakota Cup is a match play tournament between the men’s and women’s golf teams at North Dakota State and South Dakota State. Dacotah Ridge Golf Club in Morton, Minn., is the se� ng for the annual event, which features individual and pairs compe� -� on over two days. The fi rst Dakota Cup tournament was held in late April 2005 to mark the end of NDSU and SDSU’s fi rst season as Division I independent teams. North Dakota State won the inaugural event, but South Da-kota State has won the last three straight. The 2008 tournament was canceled due to weather.

2004-05North Dakota State 12 1/2, South Dakota State 5 1/2Saturday, April 23Steve Klock/Kelly Evans, SDSU, def. Eric Johnson/Holli Severson, 3 and 2Reid Ma� son/Frances Rise, NDSU, def. Mike Kuchta/Lindsey Brown, 2 and 1Adam Wudel/Kim Larson, NDSU, def. Ryan Trasamar/Sarah Lewis, 3 and 2Brodie Hullinger/Kelli Hendahl, SDSU, halved Brock Graff /Briena Kappes, NDSULuke Merkel/Mandy Hellman, SDSU, def. Jeff Thune/Ashley Anderson, 1 upJoey Wagner/Lindsay Holm, NDSU, def. Jared Schnabel/Stephanie Lauer, 5 and 4Sunday, April 24Eric Johnson, NDSU, def. Steve Klock, 2 and 1Kelly Evans, SDSU, def. Holli Severson, 2 upReid Ma� son, NDSU, def. Mike Kuchta, 1 upLindsey Brown, SDSU, def. Frances Rise, 1 upAdam Wudel, NDSU, def. Ryan Trasamar, 1 upKim Larson, NDSU, def. Sarah Lewis, 8 and 7Brock Graff , NDSU, def. Brodie Hullinger, 4 and 3Kelli Endahl, SDSU, def. Briena Kappes, 2 and 1Jeff Thune, NDSU, def. Luke Merkel, 3 and 2Ashley Anderson, NDSU, def. Mandy Hellmann, 2 and 1Joey Wagner, NDSU, def. Ma� Wieland, 3 and 2Lindsey Holm, NDSU, def. Stephanie Lauer, 6 and 5

2005-06South Dakota State 12, North Dakota State 9Saturday, April 22Joey Wagner/Jake Varriano, NDSU, halved Jared Schnabel/Ma� Wieland, SDSUBrodie Hullinger/Amanda Rosol, SDSU, def. Ben Braaten/Kim Larson, 6 and 5Ryan Trasamar/Dallas Willman, SDSU, def. Joe Schornack/Frances Green, 3 and 2Landon Koss/Kelli Hendahl, SDSU, halved Brock Graff /Holli Severson, NDSUReid Ma� son/Jenna Buckwalter, NDSU, def. Tim Kalil/Lindsey Brown, 4 and 3Trent Peterson/Holly Opatz, SDSU, def. Jeff Noeske/Briena Kappes, 5 and 4Eric Johnson/Amanda Miller, NDSU, def. Steve Klock/Kelly Evans, 2 upSunday, April 23Jared Schnabel, SDSU, def. Jake Varriano, 1 upJoey Wagner, NDSU, def. Ma� Wieland, 2 and 1Ben Braaten, NDSU, def. Brodie Hullinger, 2 and 1Ryan Trasamar, SDSU, def. Joe Schornack, 3 and 2Brock Graff , NDSU, def. Landon Koss, 1 upTim Kalil, SDSU, def. Reid Ma� son, 2 and 1Steve Klock, SDSU, def. Jeff Noeske, 3 and 2Eric Johnson, NDSU, def. Trent Peterson, 4 and 2Amanda Rosol, SDSU, def. Frances Green, 5 and 3Dallas Willman, SDSU, def. Holli Severson, 2 upJenna Buckwalter, NDSU, def. Lindsey Brown, 1 upKelli Endahl, SDSU, def. Lindsay Holm, 4 and 3Amanda Miller, NDSU, def. Kelly Evans, 1 upHolly Opatz, SDSU, def. Briena Kappes, 3 and 2

Border Rivals NDSU, SDSU Meetin Annual Match Play Event

2006-07South Dakota State 8 1/2, North Dakota State 5 1/2Saturday, April 21James Green, SDSU, def. Brady Anderson, 2 upEric Johnson/Reid Ma� son, NDSU, def. Steve Klock/Geoff Mead, 5 and 4Trent Peterson/Tim Kalil, SDSU, def. Jeff Noeske/Taylor Cavanagh, 3 and 2Adam Wudel/Joe Schornack, NDSU, def. Kyle Vandevoort/Ryan Trasamar, 2 upJus� n Jenkins/Brodie Hullinger, SDSU, def. Lee Cavanagh/Cameron Fenrich, 3 and 2Sunday, April 22Eric Johnson, NDSU, def. Trent Peterson, 5 and 4Steve Klock, SDSU, def. Reid Ma� son, 4 and 3Jeff Noeske, NDSU, def. Geoff Mead, 1 upTim Kalil, SDSU, def. Adam Wudel, 2 and 1Jus� n Jenkins, SDSU, def. Taylor Cavanagh, 2 and 1Ryan Trasamar, SDSU, halved Joe Schornack, NDSUBrodie Hullinger, SDSU, def. Lee Cavanagh, 4 and 3Cameron Fenrich, NDSU, def. Kyle Vandevoort, 2 and 1James Green, SDSU, def. Casey Auen, 1 up

2008-09South Dakota State 15 1/2, North Dakota State 8 1/2Saturday, May 2Brian Bye, SDSU, def. Joe Zimmerman, 2 and 1Mitchell Zaba, SDSU, def. Ben Braaten, 3 and 2Ma� hew Erickson, SDSU, def. Adam Gronaas, 4 and 3Joe Schornack/Jenna Buckwalter, NDSU, def. Trent Peterson/Sydney Sturdevant, 2 and 1Taylor Cavanagh/Chelsey Wongjirad, NDSU, def. Geoff Mead/Rebecca Swords, 2 and 1Lee Cavanagh/Amanda Miller, NDSU, def. Tim Kalil/Amanda Rosol, 5 and 4Kyle Vandevoort/Whitney Schrader, SDSU, def. Pat Deitz/Rachel Roller, 5 and 4Jus� n Jenkins/Holly Opatz, SDSU, def. Brandon Hallquist/Jenna Schulte, 5 and 4Brian Wynia/Erin Bergstrom, SDSU, def. Aaron Wheeler/Lauren Crumby, 2 and 1Sunday, May 3Bri� any Hanten, SDSU, def. Lauren Crumby, 3 and 2Jenna Schulte, NDSU, def. Abby Feehan, 1 upRachel Roller, NDSU, def. Whitney Schrader, 3 and 2Amanda Rosol, SDSU, def. Amanda Miller, 3 and 2Chelsey Wongjirad, NDSU, halved Rebecca Swords, SDSUJenna Buckwalter, NDSU, halved Sydney Sturdevant, SDSUBrian Bye, SDSU, def. Cameron Fenrich, 2 upGarre� Schultz, NDSU, def. Ma� hew Erickson, 3 and 1Mitchell Zaba, SDSU, def. Ben Braaten, 3 and 1Aaron Wheeler, NDSU, def. Brian Wynia, 6 and 5Jus� n Jenkins, SDSU, def. Brandon Hallquist, 4 and 3Kyle Vandevoort, SDSU, def. Pat Deitz, 6 and 5Lee Cavanagh, NDSU, halved Tim Kalil, SDSUGeoff Mead, SDSU, def. Taylor Cavanagh, 3 and 2Trent Peterson, SDSU, def. Joe Schornack, 5 and 4

The 2009-10 Bison Men’s Golf TeamFront Row (L to R): Joe Zimmerman, Nate Varty, Nick Olsgaard, Head Coach Billy Iverson, Brandon Hallquist, Garre� Schultz.Back Row (L to R): Lee Cavanagh, Spencer Hilde, Ben Braaten, Taylor Cavanagh, Ben Bergquist, Nathan Anderson.

The 2009-10 Bison Women’s Golf TeamFront Row (L to R): Jenna Schulte, Rachel Roller, Lauren Crumby.Back Row (L to R): Head Coach Ma� Johnson, Cydney Hasselberg, Amy Anderson, Kris� n Hedstrom.