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NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL4 Allyson Harris F 6-2 So. Northfield, Minn. Northfield H.S. 2013-14: GP-GS: 27-3 ... Min: 7.7 ... PPG: 1.9 ... FG%: 42.0 ... 3FG%: 0 ... FT%: 66.7 ... R/G: 1.5 ... A/G: 0.110 Danielle Flood G 5-7 Sr. Janeville, Wis. Parker H.S. 2013-14: GP-GS: 26-24 ... Min: 32.1 ... PPG: 12.0 ... FG%: 37.2 ... 3FG%: 40.6 ... FT%: 93.2 (Best in NCAA II) ... R/G: 2.7 ... A/G: 2.811 Alyssa Kerkhoff G 5-6 Sr. St. Peter, Minn. St. Peter H.S. 2013-14: GP-GS: 27-25 ... Min: 31.5 ... PPG: 5.0 ... FG%: 46.6 ... 3FG%: 24.2 ... FT%: 51.4 ... R/G: 5.9 ... A/G: 2.212 Jenna Orr G 5-6 So. Rice Lake, Wis. Rice Lake H.S. 2013-14: GP-GS: 22-0 ... Min: 6.2 ... PPG: 0.7 ... FG%: 43.8 ... 3FG%: 0 ... FT%: 100.0 ... R/G: 0.4 ... A/G: 0.513 Rayna Sherow C 6-0 Fr. St. Paul, Minn. St. Paul Central H.S. 2013-14: [First Season]14 Ayo Porte F 5-11 Fr. Brooklyn Park, Minn. Osseo Senior H.S. 2013-14: [First Season]20 Jessica Newman G 5-9 Sr. Barnum, Minn. Barnum H.S. 2013-14: GP-GS: 27-21 ... Min: 25.6 ... PPG: 8.4 ... FG%: 36.3 ... 3FG%: 29.3 ... FT%: 60.4 ... R/G: 3.4 ... A/G: 2.521 Kenzie Kane F 5-10 So. Grand Rapids, Minn. Grand Rapids H.S. 2013-14: GP-GS: 24-0 ... Min: 7.9 ... PPG: 3.5 ... FG%: 35.5 ... 3FG%: 36.7 ... FT%: 77.8 ... R/G: 0.9 ... A/G: 0.322 Shauni Payeur G 5-7 Sr. Anoka, Minn. Anoka H.S. 2013-14: GP-GS: 7-0 ... Min: 2.4 ... PPG: 0.4 ... FG%: 33.3 ... 3FG%: 50.0 ... FT%: 0 ... R/G: 0.1 ... A/G: 0.024 Anna Monke F 6-0 Fr. Fergus Falls, Minn. Fergus Falls H.S. 2013-14: [First Season]25 Hailey Kontny G 5-9 Fr. Superior, Wis. Superior H.S. 2013-14: [First Season]32 Amanda Hunt F 6-0 Fr. Grafton, Wis. Grafton H.S. 2013-14: [First Season]34 Taylor Dillinger G 5-8 Jr. Houghton, Mich. Houghton H.S. 2013-14: GP-GS: 26-5 ... Min: 14.8 ... PPG: 4.5 ... FG%: 35.1 ... 3FG%: 30.8 ... FT%: 68.7 ... R/G: 2.1 ... A/G: 0.842 Taylor Meyer F 6-0 Jr. Farmington, Minn. Farmington H.S. 2013-14: GP-GS: 27-12 ... Min: 19.8 ... PPG: 9.0 ... FG%: 46.2 ... 3FG%: 29.4 ... FT%: 79.2 ... R/G: 4.4 ... A/G: 0.7Head Coach: Annette Wiles, seventh seasonAssistant Coaches: Steph Reiter, Hailey Houser

CONTENTS2014-15 SEASONSchedule ................................................................................... 2

Season Preview .......................................................................... 2

Romano Gymnasium .................................................................. 3

Quick Facts ................................................................................ 3

Coach Annette Wiles .................................................................. 4

Assistant Coaches & Support Staff ............................................. 5

PLAYER BIOSRoster ....................................................................................... 6

Seniors ...................................................................................... 7

Juniors .................................................................................... 11

Sophomores ............................................................................ 13

Freshmen ................................................................................ 16

Roster Breakdown .................................................................... 19

2013 SEASONFinal Statistics ......................................................................... 20

Category Leaders ..................................................................... 21

NORTHERN SUN INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE2013 Postseason Awards ......................................................... 22

Member Institutions ................................................................. 23

All-Time Records ...................................................................... 23

PROGRAM HISTORYAgainst the Competition ........................................................... 24

Annual Records ....................................................................... 25

Coaching Records .................................................................... 25

UMD in the Postseason ............................................................ 26

Postseason Honors .................................................................. 27

Record Book ............................................................................ 29

Scoring Leaders ....................................................................... 30

Top Five Season Performances .................................................. 31

Career Statistical Leaders ......................................................... 32

Alumnae .................................................................................. 33

EDITORJoe Hansen

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UMD WOMEN’S BASKETBALL The University of Minnesota Duluth graduated a highly-touted senior class following the 2013-14 season but return an experienced squad led by four seniors that gives head coach Annette Wiles plenty of reason for optimism. Between Katrina Newman (‘14) and Hannah Rutten (‘14), the Bulldogs graduated 29.1 points per game from a season ago, but a four-member senior class will provide plenty of scoring punch as the Bulldogs look to improve on a season that saw the team go .500 in the conference and ousted from the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference tournament by a Concordia University, St. Paul team that went on to make a significant NCAA Tournament run. “To know that we had Concordia, out on the road at their place and seeing Coach Fessler this Summer and hearing that our game was the biggest challenge for them in the postseason tournament, as far as our conference, that’s as much a positive as you can take from a loss,” said head coach Annette Wiles, who returns for her sixth season. “We played them with the energy and battle-back spirit that we had. I was very proud of the women’s effort, but obviously disappointed that it had to come to an early end for us.”

WHO’S BACK? Danielle Flood and Alyssa Kerkhoff traded off guard positions throughout 2013-14, and Coach Wiles expects the pair of senior guards to lead the Bulldog offense again this year. Flood posted a career-high 12.0 points per game and shot 40.6 percent from beyond the arc a season ago, while Kerkhoff provided defense and key rebounds, second-best on the team with 5.9 boards per game. “I’m very excited about our seniors and their leadership in and out of the locker room. All four of them bring a unique spirit in all of the different dimensions of a college basketball season. You’re going to have certain leadership out on the floor. Obviously, we look heavily to Danielle and Alyssa for a lot of that leadership. They both have bounced

back and forth between the point and the 2-guard.” Additionally, UMD returns guard/forward Jessica Newman who emerged from out of her sister Katrina’s shadow last season and will now be the lone sister on the team for the first time in her career. The highlight of Newman’s season in 2013-14 was hitting a pair of go-ahead shots in the final minutes against Minot State on Dec. 14. Newman averaged 8.4 points per game a year ago and will look to provide more offensive punch in her senior campaign. Senior guard Shauni Payeur played in seven games for UMD a season ago, but her leadership goes beyond what fans see on the court. “You look at the leadership that’s brought off the court and in the locker room, Jess and Shauni certainly bring a loud voice. When you talk about all four of them as four-year players in the program, it’s exciting in terms of their back-court leadership and what they each bring to the game.” The Bulldogs boast a pair of juniors who have seen significant playing time in their first two seasons: forward Taylor Meyer and guard Taylor Dillinger. While Meyer has appeared prominently in each of the past two years as a solid post presence for the Bulldogs, Coach Wiles believes that the best is yet to come from Dillinger. “Taylor Dillinger started on and off for us throughout the year. I hope she has an injury-free season. I’m looking forward to seeing both of them in a lot of action. Their experience brings a wealth of presence.” Sophomore center Allyson Harris played significant minutes a season ago due to injuries and should see her time on the court increase this year. Sophomore forward Kenzie Kane played her best basketball down the stretch for the Bulldogs and will look to improve upon that this season, while sophomore guard Jenna Orr should continue to see time as a back-up at the point for UMD.

WHO’S NEW? UMD adds five newcomers to the roster in 2014-15, including

local product Hailey Kontny from just across the bridge in Superior, Wisconsin. Kontny was a four-year started for Superior High School and an All-Wisconsin Division I First Team selection last season. Another Wisconsin native, Amanda Hunt joins the Bulldogs after receiving All-North Shore Conference honors in each of the past three seasons while playing at Grafton High School. She is one of three 6-foot-tall players that Coach Wiles will add this season. “We know Rayna Sherow is going to do a lot for us on the inside. You talk about 2-guards, Amanda Hunt will add versatility to our three-point play, and of course, Ms. Superior. I think Hailey Kontny will add a lot. She’s a combo guard. She can utilize the ball off the dribble and provide us, hopefully, with improved defensive effort, which will be one of her hurdles

she’ll have to climb as a college player. We’re looking forward to all five of our freshmen giving us great minutes this year.” Sherow, a St. Paul native and Anna Monke of Fergus Falls round out the 6-foot group while former Osseo Senior High School star Ayo Porte checks in at 5-foot-11-inches tall. “Anna Monke is certainly a player [that will make an immediate impact]. She comes from a very successful Fergus Falls team that has dominated girl’s basketball in the state of Minnesota. She’s a player that just speaks success and winning,” Wiles said, and of Porte: “I look forward to seeing her athleticism on the perimeter as well as on the inside.”

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SCHEDULENOVEMBER 8 Bethel (Exhibition) Romano Gym 5:00 p.m. 12 Wisconsin (Exhibition) Madison, Wis. 7:00 p.m. 15 Michigan Tech Romano Gym 12:00 p.m. 18 Wisconsin-Superior Romano Gym 6:00 p.m. 21 Pittsburg State Maryville, Mo. 5:00 p.m. 22 Northwest Missouri Maryville, Mo. 4:00 p.m. 29 * St. Cloud State St. Cloud, Minn. 2:00 p.m.DECEMBER 5 * Minnesota-Crookston Crookston, Minn. 6:00 p.m. 6 * Bemidji State Bemidji, Minn. 4:00 p.m. 12 * Northern State Romano Gym 6:00 p.m. 13 * MSU-Moorhead Romano Gym 4:00 p.m. 20 * St. Cloud State Romano Gym 2:00 p.m.JANUARY 2 * Concordia-St. Paul St. Paul, Minn. 6:00 p.m. 3 * Minnesota State Mankato, Minn. 4:00 p.m. 9 * Bemidji State Romano Gym 6:00 p.m. 10 * Minnesota-Crookston Romano Gym 4:00 p.m. 16 * Wayne State (Neb.) Romano Gym 6:00 p.m. 17 * Augustana (S.D.) Romano Gym 4:00 p.m. 23 * Minot State Minot, N.D 6:00 p.m. 24 * U-Mary Bismarck, N.D. 4:00 p.m. 30 * Sioux Falls Sioux Falls, S.D. 6:00 p.m. 31 * Southwest Minnesota Marshall, Minn. 4:00 p.m.FEBRUARY 6 * Upper Iowa Romano Gym 6:00 p.m. 7 * Winona State Romano Gym 4:00 p.m. 13 * MSU-Moorhead Moorhead, Minn. 6:00 p.m. 14 * Northern State Aberdeen, S.D. 5:00 p.m. 20 * U-Mary Romano Gym 6:00 p.m. 21 * Minot State Romano Gym 4:00 p.m.

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UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName University of Minnesota DuluthFounded 1895Enrollment 11,800Chancellor Dr. Lendley C. BlackAthletic Director Josh BerloFaculty Athletic Representative Corey GolblirschNickname BulldogsColors Maroon and GoldNational Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conf. NSIC Members Augustana College, Bemidji State University, Concordia University-St. Paul, University of Mary, University of Minnesota-Crookston, University of Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota State University Mankato, Minnesota State University-Moorhead, Minot State University, Northern State University, University of Sioux Falls, Southwest Minnesota State University, St. Cloud State University, Upper Iowa University, Wayne State College, Winona State UniversityHome Arena Romano Gymnasium (2,759)BASKETBALL STAFFHead Coach Annette WilesAlma Mater Fort Hays State (1991) Phone (218) 726-6265 Email [email protected] Record at UMD 97-71 Overall 397-212Assistant Coach Steph Reiter Phone (218) 726-7707 Email [email protected] Trainer: Charla BuxbaumLAST SEASON2013-14 Overall Record 14-132012-13 NSIC 11-11Letterwinners Returning/Lost 10/4Starters Returning/Lost 3/2HISTORYAll-Time Record 707-381 (.650)NCAA Division II Tour. Appearances 9 (1994-95, 1995-96, 1998-99, 1999-2000,

2000-01, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2009-10, 2011-12)

All-Time NCAA Tour. Record 7-10NAIA National Tour. Appearances 8

(1987-1994 )All-Time NAIA Tour. Record 23-8NSIC Championships 11SPORTS INFORMATIONBasketball Contact Joe Hansen Phone (218) 726-8191 Email [email protected]

ROMANO GYMNASIUM

For over half a century, the venerable Romano Gymnasium has been the home of University of Minnesota Duluth basketball. The UMD men have parlayed their home-court advantage into a .751 winning percentage and the Bulldog women have enjoyed even more success, win-ning at a .772 clip at the on-campus facility.

Since the 1979-80 season, UMD has posted a sparkling 321-95 mark at home, winning at least 10 games on its own court in all but 12 seasons. The Bulldogs recorded 10 or more home victories in seven straight seasons from 1984-85 through 1990-91 and set a school record with 15 home victories in 1988-89, a season during which UMD made its second straight national tournament appearance. In addition, the Bulldogs have turned in just one

losing record at Romano Gymnasium in the last 29 seasons.

The Bulldogs are also a perfect 20-0 all-time in postseason games at Romano Gymnasium, a record that included a 16-0 mark in NAIA District play in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Now a member of the NCAA and one of the nation’s premier circuits, the North Sun Intercollegiate Conference, UMD continues to bring the coun-try’s top Division II teams to campus.

Romano Gym can hold up to 2,759 specta-tors since undergoing an extensive $2 million face lift following the 1986-87 season. The facility was named in honor of the late Ralph Romano, UMD’s Director of Intercollegiate Athletics from 1969 to 1983.

Year GP W-L Pct.1979-80 12 10-2 .8331980-81 12 10-2 .8331981-82 8 4-4 .5001982-83 14 11-3 .7861983-84 11 7-4 .6361984-85 14 10-4 .7141985-86 11 10-1 .9091986-87 14 10-4 .7141987-88 12 10-2 .8331988-89 17 15-2 .8821989-90 13 12-1 .9231990-91 15 14-1 .9331991-92 12 8-4 .6671992-93 14 11-3 .7861993-94 16 13-3 .8131994-95 12 11-1 .9171995-96 11 10-1 .9091996-97 13 11-2 .846

Year GP W-L Pct.1997-98 11 9-2 .8181998-99 11 7-4 .6361999-00 12 12-0 1.0002000-01 13 9-4 .6922001-02 13 11-2 .8462002-03 13 12-1 .9232003-04 14 11-3 .7862004-05 11 7-4 .6362005-06 13 9-4 .6922006-07 11 8-3 .7272007-08 11 2-9 .1812008-09 12 7-5 .5832009-10 14 11-3 .7862010-11 13 10-3 .7692011-12 13 9-4 .6922012-13 13 9-4 .6922013-14 12 8-4 .777OVERALL 442 338-104 .764

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COACHING RECORDSYear team W L Pct.1993-94 Bethany College 21 7 .7501994-95 Bethany College 21 10 .6771995-96 Bethany College 26 5 .8391996-97 Bethany College 21 7 .7501997-98 Bethany College 23 8 .7421998-99 Bethany College 24 7 .7741999-00 Bethany College 25 5 .8332000-01 Fort Hays State 15 15 .5002001-02 Fort Hays State 17 10 .6302002-03 Fort Hays State 20 8 .7142003-04 Fort Hays State 15 13 .5362004-05 Fort Hays State 22 8 .7332005-06 Fort Hays State 21 7 .7502006-07 Fort Hays State 14 13 .5192007-08 Fort Hays State 12 17 .7062008-09 UMD 16 12 .5712009-10 UMD 20 11 .6452010-11 UMD 15 12 .5562011-12 UMD 18 10 .6432012-13 UMD 14 13 .5192013-14 UMD 14 13 .519UMD TOTALS 97 71 .577CAREER TOTALS 394 211 .651

Annette Wiles embarks on her 21st season as a collegiate head basketball coach in 2013-14 and her sixth season as the head coach at UMD.

Since her arrival at UMD, Wiles has brought stability and success to the Bulldog program guiding her team into the post season in each of the last five seasons and to the NCAA Division II playoffs twice. She’s also produced nine All-NSIC selections, one NSIC Player of the Year, one NSIC Freshman of the Year, and two NSIC Defensive Players of the Year. In addition, 34 of her Bulldogs have attained NSIC All-Academic Team honors while the team has collectively compiled a grade point average of 3.31 during that five-year stretch.

Prior to taking the reigns in Duluth, Wiles served as the head coach at her alma mater, Fort Hays State University (Kansas) for eight seasons after coaching Bethany College (Kansas) the previous seven. Wiles now owns a career collegiate coaching record of 380-198, including an 83-58 mark at UMD.

In eight winters at Fort Hays State, Wiles guided the Tigers - who competed in both the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association and the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference during her tenure - to a record of 136-92. Wiles led Fort Hays State to its first-ever NCAA II tournament appearance in 2004-05, and helped produce 15 all-conference selections as well as three Academic All-Americans.

While overseeing the women’s basketball program at Bethany College, Wiles put together a career record of 164-49. She led the Swedes to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics National Tournament on four occasions, advancing as far as the final eight in 1995. Wiles finished with 20-plus wins in each of her seven seasons patrolling the Bethany sidelines, and was named the Kansas Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year in 1995 and 1999. She also coached 25 Academic All-Americans at Bethany and her 1998 club’s 3.71 cumulative grade point average was the highest of any NAIA squad. Wiles launched her coaching career as an assistant on staff at Fort Hays State for two seasons (1991-93) following the conclusion of her college playing days.

Born in Hunter, Kan., Wiles starred for four seasons at Fort Hays State and helped lead her team to a NAIA national championship as a senior in 1990-91. A two-time NAIA All-American and member of both the Tiger Sports (class of 2000) and RMAC (2003) Halls of Fame, Wiles graduated as Fort Hays State’s leader in career points (2,407) and rebounds (961). Her outstanding collegiate playing career was recognized when she was one of 12 players selected to the RMAC All-Time Women’s Basketball Team.

Wiles, who makes her home in Duluth, received a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education from Fort Hays State in 1991, and earned a Master of Science in physical education with an emphasis in athletic administration two years later from that same institution.

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STEPH REITERaSSiStant coacH, SecondSeaSon

Four years after putting the wraps on a rewarding playing career at UMD, Steph Reiter returned to her alma mater in May 2013 to take over as the Bulldogs’ assistant coach. Reiter, a native of Coon Rapids, Minn., and a Blaine High School alumna, has been employed since last July as the director of women’s basketball operations at North Dakota State University, where she was involved with team travel

coordination, video exchange, recruiting correspondence and overseeing community service event. Prior to joining the Bison staff, Reiter was a University of Sioux Falls graduate assistant coach for two seasons

(2010-12) and her responsibilities included film exchange, preliminary breakdown of scout, monitoring academic progress, coaching the junior varsity, and assisting in practice and game preparation. She began her coaching career in an assistant role at Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference rival Upper Iowa University, serving as the team’s recruiting coordinator for the Midwest region and its academic supervision during the 2009-10 season. Reiter, 27, was a member of the Bulldog basketball program for five seasons (she sat out all of 2005-06 with a knee injury) and started 22 of 113 games in the backcourt. In addition to securing NSIC/North Central Conference All-Academic honors on three occasions, she also made the dean’s list all 10 of her semesters at UMD. Reiter, who co-captained the Bulldogs as a senior in 2008-09, graduated from UMD in 2009 with a B.F.A. degree in graphic arts and, three years later, earned a Master’s degree in business administration from Sioux Falls.

HAILEY HOUSERGraduate aSSiStant coacH, FirSt SeaSon

Hailey Houser joins the UMD women’s basketball staff as a graduate assistant for the 2014-15 season. A native of Kansas City, Missouri, Houser graduated this past spring after a four-year playing career at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Houser received a Bachelor of Arts in criminal justice and criminology and will be continuing her education in UMD’s Masters of Education program.

“Hailey is a great addition to our coaching staff,” said Wiles. “Her NCAA Division I playing experience, and ability to teach our post players, will prove to be an important asset to our team.” While playing for the Kangaroos, Houser earned Summit League academic all-conference honors, as well as being named to the Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence, and last season, Academic All-Western Athletic Conference. Additionally, she coached AAU summer teams Kansas City Dell Lamb Running Angels 13 & Under in 2011 and the Kansas Eclipse 13U, 14U, 15U, and 16U the past two seasons. Houser was selected to be a part of the “So, You Want to be a Coach?” program at the 2014 Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) national convention in Nashville.

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CHARLA BUXBAUMAthletic Trainer

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DR. JAY BUTCHERTeam Physician

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4 ALLYSON HARRISSo. • 6-2 • CenterNorthfield, Minn.

10 DANIELLE FLOODSr. • 5-7 • GuardJanesville, Wis.

11 ALYSSA KERKHOFFSr. • 5-6 • GuardSt. Peter, Minn.

12 JENNA ORRSo. • 5-6 • GuardRice Lake, Wis.

13 RAYNA SHEROWFr. • 6-3 • CenterSt. Paul, Minn.

14 AYO PORTEFr. • 5-11 • Forward

Brooklyn Park

20 JESSICA NEWMANSr. • 5-9 • GuardBarnum, Minn.

21 KENZIE KANESo. • 5-10 • ForwardGrand Rapids, Minn.

22 SHAUNI PAYEURSr • 5-7 • GuardAnoka, Minn.

24 ANNA MONKEFr. • 6-0 • Forward

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25 HAILEY KONTNYFr. • 6-0 • GuardSuperior, Wis.

32 AMANDA HUNTFr. • 6-0 • Forward

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34 TAYLOR DILLINGERJr. • 5-8 • GuardHoughton, Mich.

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DANIELLE FLOODSenior Guard • 5-7 • JaneSville, WiS. (Parker H.S.)YEAR GP-GS FG-ATT. PCT. 3FG-ATT. PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST BLK STL PTS AVG.2011-12 8-0 2-10 20.0 0-2 - 2-2 100.0 1 0.1 2 0 1 6 0.82012-13 16-0 13-37 35.1 7-15 46.7 9-12 75.0 16 1.0 3 2 1 42 2.62013-14 26-24 100-269 37.2 43-106 40.6 68-73 93.2 70 2.7 74 8 20 311 12.0TOTAL 50-24 115-316 36.4 50-123 40.7 79-87 90.8 87 1.7 79 10 22 359 7.2

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BULLDOG CAREER2014-15 OUTLOOK Will continue to be an offensive threat in the back court for UMD as the team looks to make up for its scoring punch lost due to graduation.

2013-14 Appeared in 26 games for the Bulldogs, becoming a go-to shooting guard with 24 starts • averaged 12.0 points, most among returners and third-most overall, along with a career-high 2.7 rebounds • scored a season-high 20 points in UMD’s 84-80 victory over then-No. 22 Michigan Tech on Nov. 23 • hauled in a career-high seven rebounds in a 70-63 win at Bemidji State • dished a career-high six assists to go with eight points against Wisconsin-Superior on Nov. 19 • had seven games of 15+ points including three straight on Jan. 18-25, dropping 19 points in back-to-back games at U-Mary on Jan. 18 and vs. MSU-Moorhead on Jan. 24 • shot 40.6 percent from beyond the arc in a team-high 106 three-point attempts • averaged 2.8 assists with a 1.2 assist-turnover ratio • selected to All-NSIC Academic Team.

2012-13 Played in 16 games as a reserve guard for UMD during his second go-around • went six-for-six from beyond the arc posting a career-high 19 points at Augustana on Feb. 1 • also had a career-high six rebounds against the Vikings and followed it up with five against Wayne State the next night (Feb. 2) • selected to All-NSIC Academic team.

2011-12 Found playing time tough to come by as a rookie on UMD team that featured one of the deepest lineups in the NSIC • registered six points on the year, including four in a Dec. 9 triumph over Upper Iowa.

BEFORE UMDA 2011 graduate of Parker High School • started three years for the Vikings, leading the team in scoring, steals, assists and three-point shots made as a junior • was selected to the list of Wisconsin Sports Network Top 50 seniors • eclipsed the 1,000-point mark in her high school career • earned All-Big Eight Conference honorable mention as a sophomore, and was named to the all-conference first team in 2009 and 2010 • was a member of the National Honor Society, the Spanish National Honor Society and DECA,

spent four years on the Academic Excellence Honor Roll.

PERSONALBorn Danielle R. Flood on Sept. 18, 1992 in Janesville, Wisconsin • is the daughter of Chuck and Darla Flood • has one younger sister, Lauren and one older brother, Andrew • majoring in exercise science at UMD.

CAREER HIGHS Points: 20 at Michigan Tech (Nov. 23, 2013)Rebounds: 7 at Bemidji State (Dec. 7, 2013)

Assists: 6 vs. Wisconsin-Superior (Nov. 19, 2013)

HONORS & AWARDS2013-14 NSIC All-Academic Team2012-13 NSIC All-Academic Team

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ALYSSA KERKHOFFSenior Guard • 5-6 • St. Peter, Minn. (St. Peter H.S.)YEAR GP-GS FG-ATT. PCT. 3FG-ATT. PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST BLK STL PTS AVG.2011-12 28-0 34-95 35.8 2-22 9.1 26-49 53.1 87 3.1 31 2 36 96 3.42012-13 27-22 63-172 36.6 10-34 29.4 43-61 70.5 136 5.0 37 6 43 179 6.62013-14 27-25 54-116 46.6 8-33 24.2 19-37 51.4 160 5.9 59 3 37 135 5.0TOTAL 82-47 151-383 39.4 20-89 22.5 88-147 59.9 383 4.7 127 11 116 410 5.0

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BULLDOG CAREER2014-15 OUTLOOK Will continue to start at the point and facilitate the UMD offense while looking to build on a career-high shooting average from her junior campaign.

2013-14 Played in all 27 games including 25 starts at the point for UMD • opened the season with a pair of 10-point games at the Missouri S&T Tournament against the host Miners and Pittsburg State on Nov. 15-16 • cashed in her first career double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds in a 75-66 win over St. Cloud State on Dec. 21 • also notched a season-high 11 points in a 70-63 win at Bemidji State on Dec. 7 • tied her season-high with 10 rebounds while adding eight points in the regular season finale against Minnesota-Crookston • averaged a career-high 5.9 rebounds with a career-best 46.6 shooting percentage • selected to All-NSIC Academic team.

2012-13 Started the final 22 games for UMD while playing in all 27 • ranked in the top 25 in minutes among NSIC players with 30.22 per game • posted a career-high 20 points against Michigan Tech on Nov. 17 and then topped it on Nov. 20 with 21 points against Wis.-Superior • hauled in a new career-high nine rebounds twice on the season, first against Bemidji State at Romano Gym on Dec. 8 • reached double digits in scoring on four occasions • had a career-high five dimes at Southwest Minn. State on Jan. 12 • selected to All-NSIC Academic team.

2011-12 Came off the bench in all 28 engagements and saw just under 20 minutes a night in the UMD backcourt • posted 3.4 points and 3.1 rebounds per game in her first collegiate campaign • chipped in over one assist and one steal per outing • was held scoreless in consecutive games just once all year • dropped a season-high 11 points Feb. 24 against Winona State • came away with a season-best seven rebounds (including five offensive boards) Nov. 19 against Colorado-Mines, and matched that total Jan. 8 at Augustana.

BEFORE UMDA 2011 graduate of St. Peter High School • scored 2,000+ points in her prep career • was an All-South Central Conference honoree and the conference’s leading scorer during her four high school seasons • All-State first team selection and KNUJ Player of the Year in 2010-11 • named All-State honorable mention in 2009 and 2010 • scored her 1,000th career point as a sophomore • was selected as Athlete of the Year by four different newspapers in 2009 • participated in track as a sprinter for five years, earning all-conference honors and going to the Minn. state tournament all five years • participated in volleyball two years, earning all-conference

honorable mention twice.

PERSONALBorn Alyssa Nicole Kerkhoff on Sept. 24, 1992 in Lincoln, Illinois • is the daughter of Ron and Kim Kerkhoff, with two brothers, Ryan and Blake • cousins Nick (Augustana) and Jared (Iowa) played football in college, cousin Kari played basketball at the University of Nebraska-Omaha • father Ron played football at Morningside • majoring in exercise science at UMD.

CAREER HIGHS Points: 21 vs. Wis.-Superior (Nov. 20, 2012)

Rebounds: 10 (multiple occasions)Assists: 5 (multiple occasions)


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JESSICA NEWMANSenior Guard • 5-9 • BarnuM, Minn. (BarnuM H.S.)YEAR GP-GS FG-ATT. PCT. 3FG-ATT. PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST BLK STL PTS AVG.2011-12 28-2 43-142 30.3 17-51 33.3 26-38 68.4 71 2.5 33 0 16 129 4.62012-13 23-15 53-153 34.6 17-60 28.3 30-36 83.3 89 3.9 36 3 20 153 6.72013-14 27-21 81-223 36.3 36-123 29.3 29-48 60.4 93 3.4 68 6 23 227 8.4TOTAL 78-38 177-518 34.2 70-234 29.9 85-122 69.7 253 3.2 137 9 59 509 6.5

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BULLDOG CAREER2014-15 OUTLOOK Should continue to serve as a go-to scorer for the Bulldogs after posting career-highs in points and shooting percentage last season while playing her first collegiate season without older sister Katrina at her side.

2013-14 Appeared in all 27 games with 21 starts for UMD • had two go-ahead shots in the final minute of a 70-68 victory over Minot State on Dec. 14 • tied her career-high of 17 points in back-to-back games against Southwest Minnesota State and Minot State on Jan. 11 and 17 • set a new career-high with seven assists against St. Cloud State on Dec. 21 • broke the hearts of Upper Iowa fans with 15 points in a 97-81 UMD victory on Valentine’s Day • hit double-digit scoring in each game of a four-win streak to close the regular season, including 15 in the regular season finale against Minnesota Crookston on Feb. 22 • notched a career-high 8.4 points per game while shooting a career-high 36.3 percent from the floor.

2012-13 Started 15 games while playing in 23 for the Bulldogs in her second go-around • earned a season-high 15 points at Sioux Falls on Jan. 11 • hauled in a career-high nine boards against Northern State on Feb. 15 • set a new career-high of five helpers against Saint Mary’s on Nov. 11 before matching that total on Feb. 16 against Minn. State-Moorhead • reached double-digits scoring on seven occasions.

2011-12 Reunited with her older sister and former Barnum High School teammate, Katrina, at UMD and appeared in all 28 outings • scattered a pair of starts throughout her rookie season and closed out the winter averaging 4.6 points per game while averaging 17.8 minutes a contest • hauled in 71 rebounds (2.5 per game) and came away with 16 steals • occasionally did damage from long range, hitting on 33 percent (17-51) of her three-point tries • dished out over one assist per game (1.2) • crossed the 10-point plateau on back-to-back-occasions, including a 17-point performance Jan. 13 against league rival Concordia-St. Paul.

BEFORE UMDA 2011 graduate of Barnum High School, where she was a Miss Basketball finalist as a senior • held down a spot with the Bombers’ basketball program from seventh grade through her senior season • started four years and served as Barnum’s team captain her junior and senior seasons • named a Polar League All-Star in 2009 and 2010 • earned All-Polar League Conference first team honors in 2009 and 2010 • was a 2010 Class A State All-Tournament Team selection, and eclipsed the 1,000-point mark in her high school career • helped lead her team to a 2010 State Championship • started three years of volleyball, earning second team all-conference honors in 2009 and first team all-conference honors in 2010 • started four years of softball, earning all-conference honors in 2009 and 2010 • named to the Minnesota Class A All-State Team in 2010, as the Bombers

finished first in the state.

PERSONALBorn Jessica May Newman on May 20, 1993 in Duluth, Minn. • is the daughter of Richard and Corina Newman, with sister Katrina and brothers Justin and Brandon • enjoys reading and spending time with her pets • majoring in teaching social studies at UMD.

CAREER HIGHS Points: 17 (multiple occasions)

Rebounds: 9 (multiple occasions)Assists: 7 vs. St. Cloud State (Dec. 21, 2013)

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SHAUNI PAYEURSenior Guard • 5-7 • anoka, Minn. (anoka H.S.)YEAR GP-GS FG-ATT. PCT. 3FG-ATT. PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST BLK STL PTS AVG.2011-12 9-0 1-4 25.0 0-0 - 0-2 - 6 0.7 1 0 0 2 0.22012-13 7-0 0-0 - 0-0 - 2-2 100.0 1 0.1 1 0 0 2 0.32013-14 7-0 1-3 33.3 1-2 50.0 0-0 - 1 0.1 0 0 1 3 0.4TOTAL 23-0 2-7 28.6 1-2 50.0 2-5 50.0 8 0.3 2 0 1 7 0.3

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BULLDOG CAREER2014-15 OUTLOOK Should continue to see time off the bench for UMD while also serving as a senior leader on and off the court to the young Bulldog squad.

2013-14 Entered seven games off the bench for UMD • scored her first career three-pointer in a 89-43 Bulldog victory over Wisconsin-Superior • hauled in one rebound against Winona State on Feb. 15 • swiped her first steal of the season against Bemidji State on Feb. 21 • selected to All-NSIC Academic team.

2012-13 Appeared in seven games off the bench for the Bulldogs in her second go-around • scored two points on a pair of free-throws against Bemidji State on Nov. 22 • selected to All-NSIC Academic team.

2011-12 Entered nine games in her debut season • collected her first collegiate points Feb. 25 against Upper Iowa and pulled down six rebounds on the year.

BEFORE UMDA 2011 graduate of Anoka High School, started four years of basketball for the Tornados as a guard • earned All-Northwest Suburban Conference honorable mention as a senior, helping to lead her team to a section championship • led the tornados in assists as a sophomore, junior and senior • lettered three times in track and field.

PERSONALBorn Shauni Erika Elena Payeur in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, on January 9, 1993 • parents are Erik and Melanie Payeur • has one younger sister, Chelsea • majoring in electrical engineering at UMD.

CAREER HIGHS Points: 3 vs. Wisconsin-Superior (Nov. 19, 2013)

Rebounds: 2 vs. Colorado Christian (Nov. 18, 2011)Assists: 1 (multiple occasions)


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TAYLOR DILLINGERJunior Guard • 5-8 • HouGHton, MicH. (HouGHton H.S.)YEAR GP-GS FG-ATT. PCT. 3FG-ATT. PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST BLK STL PTS AVG.2012-13 24-0 8-27 29.6 0-6 - 6-10 60.0 23 1.0 13 1 9 22 0.92013-14 26-5 34-97 35.1 4-13 30.8 46-67 68.7 55 2.1 21 2 22 118 4.5TOTAL 50-5 42-124 33.9 4-19 21.1 52-77 67.5 78 1.6 34 3 31 140 2.8

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BULLDOG CAREER2014-15 OUTLOOK Will look to build off a sophomore season in which she established herself as a scoring threat off the bench for UMD and see her minutes increase in her third go-around.

2013-14 Appeared in 26 games including five starts for UMD • came out of the gate strong with nine points against Pittsburg State on Nov. 16 • swiped a career-high five steals at St. Cloud State on Nov. 30 • scored ten points against No. 22 Northern State on Jan. 25 • posted career highs of 12 points and six rebounds at MSU-Moorhead on Feb. 8 • set new career-highs in scoring (4.5 PPG), shooting average (35.1 percent), rebounds, and steals • selected to All-NSIC Academic team.

2012-13 Played in 24 games during her first go-around with the Bulldogs • earned her career-high in scoring on her first night out with UMD, dropping six points against Central Oklahoma on Nov. 10 • pulled down a career-high three rebounds with a pair of assists and three points at Saint Mary’s on Nov. 11 • threw down three times against Wis.-Superior on Nov. 20 • finished with a .600 free-throw percentage on her freshman campaign.

BEFORE UMDA 2012 graduate of Houghton (Mich.) High School • played four years as a Gremlin under Coach Julie Filpus, starting three years as a guard • named team MVP as a junior, earning first-team All-West Pac Conference and second-team All-Upper Peninsula selections • took down team MVP honors for a second straight season her senior year, landing first team all-conference acclaim, a first team all-state selection and being named to the All-Upper Penninsula Dream Team • led the Gremlins in several categories across the box score (scoring, assists and steals) • finished her

final prep campaign as one of the top 25 free throw shooters in Michigan.

PERSONALBorn Taylor Dillinger on Feb. 22, 1994 in Houghton, Michigan • is the daughter of Ken and Robin Dillinger • has one brother (Cody) and to sisters (Sydney and Madison) • majoring in biology at UMD.

CAREER HIGHS Points: 12 at MSU-Moorhead (Feb. 8, 2014)

Rebounds: 6 (multiple occasions)Assists: 3 (multiple occasions)

HONORS & AWARDS2013-14 NSIC All-Academic Team

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TAYLOR MEYERJunior ForWard • 6-0 • FarMinGton, Minn. (FarMinGton H.S.)YEAR GP-GS FG-ATT. PCT. 3FG-ATT. PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST BLK STL PTS AVG.2011-12 27-14 41-101 40.6 5-16 31.3 25-40 62.5 108 4.0 15 11 21 112 4.12013-14 27-12 90-195 46.2 5-17 29.4 57-72 79.2 119 4.4 18 6 24 242 9.0TOTAL 54-26 131-296 44.3 10-33 30.3 82-112 73.2 227 4.2 33 17 45 354 6.6

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BULLDOG CAREER2014-15 OUTLOOK Will continue to evolve as a post threat both offensively and defensively after showing strong improvement in her second season, stepping into more playing time due to the graduation of a pair of post players from UMD.

2013-14 Appeared in all 27 games including 12 starts while building off a stellar freshman campaign • notched a new career high with 22 points at Bemidji State on Dec. 7 • posted a season-high of nine rebounds at Concordia-St. Paul on Jan. 3 • hit double-digit scoring in back-to-back games at MSU-Moorhead and Upper Iowa on Feb. 8 and 14 • scored 18 points to go with seven rebounds in the regular season finale against Minnesota-Crookston on Feb. 22 • led the Bulldogs with 14 points in the NSIC/U.S. Bank Tournament opener at Concordia-St. Paul on Feb. 26 • established new career-best averages in scoring (9.0 PPG) and shooting percentage (46.2 percent).

2012-13 Started 14 games while appearing in all 27 games during her first season with UMD • posted her career-high of 12 points in just her fourth game at UMD while also hauling in eight boards • pulled down 14 rebounds against Minot State on Jan. 4 • just missed a double-double with 10 points and nine rebounds against U-Mary on Jan. 5 • blocked a pair of shots in 17 minutes of action against Bemidji State on Dec. 8 • averaged 4.1 points and 4.0 rebounds per game.

BEFORE UMDA 2012 graduate of Farmington High School, where she started each of the past four seasons • served as the team’s captain in each of her final two prep campaigns • scored her 1,000th career point as a junior • earned All-Missota Conference honors four successive times to close out her high school career • saw time at both the guard and forward positions and led the Tigers in points, steals and rebounds her final two seasons • named

team MVP in her final year on the prep circuit.

PERSONALBorn Taylor Jo Meyer on Jan. 19, 1994 in Fargo, North Dakota • is the daughter of Mark and Penny Meyer • has three siblings (Tanner, Kristen and Preston) • majoring in biology at UMD.

CAREER HIGHS Points: 22 at Bemidji State (Dec. 7, 2013)

Rebounds: 14 vs. Minot State (Jan. 4, 2013)Assists: 2 (multiple occasions)

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ALLYSON HARRISSoPHoMore center • 6-2 • nortHField, Minn. (nortHField H.S.)YEAR GP-GS FG-ATT. PCT. 3FG-ATT. PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST BLK STL PTS AVG.2013-14 27-3 21-50 42.0 0-2 - 8-12 66.7 40 1.5 2 8 4 50 1.9TOTAL 27-3 21-50 42.0 0-2 - 8-12 66.7 40 1.5 2 8 4 50 1.9

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BULLDOG CAREER2014-15 OUTLOOK Will see her time on the court increase after seeing her first exposure to the collegiate game last season as the Bulldogs look to replace their starting front court lost due to graduation.

2013-14 Appeared in 27 games as a back-up center in her first go-around at UMD, including three starts • had three blocks in her first 15 minutes of collegiate play, including two against Wisconsin Superior on Nov. 19 • posted a double-double in her first career start with 10 points and 12 rebounds, including 11 on the defensive end, against Minot State on Dec. 14 • tied her career high with 10 points a week later in another start against St. Cloud State on Dec. 21 • shot 42.0 percent from the floor, while averaging 1.5 rebounds.

BEFORE UMDA 2013 graduate of Northfield High School • three-year starter for coach Tony Mathisen and the Raiders • Received all-Missota conference honors in each of her final three seasons • named team MVP and team captain in her senior season • broke the school record for blocks in her junior season • fourth leading scorer in Northfield history with 1000+ career points • two-time all-conference selection in track & field as a discuss thrower •

three-year starter in tennis.

PERSONALBorn Allyson May Harris on Sept. 15, 1994 in Northfield, Minnesota • Daughter of Mark and DeEtte Harris • has two brothers, Alex and Luke • participated in RALIE leader program • enjoys the outdoors, animals, and movies • plans to major in Biology with a possible Spanish minor at UMD.


Rebounds: 12 vs. Minot State (Dec. 14, 2013)Assists: 1 (multiple occasions)

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JENNA ORRSoPHoMore Guard • 5-6 • rice lake, WiS. (rice lake H.S.)YEAR GP-GS FG-ATT. PCT. 3FG-ATT. PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST BLK STL PTS AVG.2013-14 22-0 7-16 43.8 0-2 - 2-2 100.0 9 0.4 10 1 4 16 0.7TOTAL 22-0 7-16 43.8 0-2 - 2-2 100.0 9 0.4 10 1 4 16 0.7

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BULLDOG CAREER2014-15 OUTLOOK Will see her time increase while serving as the back-up at the point guard position for UMD after gaining limited exposure to the college game in her first season.

2013-14 Appeared in 22 games off the bench for the Bulldogs • scored four points against Wisconsin-Superior on Nov. 19, and again at St. Cloud State on Nov. 30 • hauled in a season-high three rebounds at Minnesota-Crookston on Dec. 6, 2013 • dropped two assists on three different occasions • had a career-high two steals against Southwest Minnesota State on Jan. 11 • finished the year with a +1.4 assist/turnover ratio.

BEFORE UMDGraduated from Rice Lake High School in 2013 • a four-year starter as point guard for coach Gary Larson and the Warriors • four-time All-Big Rivers Conference selection • four-time All-Area selection • Big Rivers Conference Player of the Year in her junior season • all-time leading scorer for Rice Lake • a three-time all-conference selection in volleyball as an outside hitter • two-time All-Wisconsin selection as a middle infielder while also receiving all-conference and all-area honors three times in

softball.

PERSONALBorn Jenna Rochelle Orr on Dec. 9, 1994 in Elgin, Illinois • daughter of Kevin and Kelly Orr • oldest of six siblings: McKenzie, Alexis, Tyler, Zach, and Morgan • FBLA Vice President at Rice Lake • participated in student council and National Honor Society • St. Joseph’s Youth Core team member • plans to major in Exercise Science at UMD.


Rebounds: 3 at Minnesota-Crookston (Dec. 6, 2013)Assists: 2 (multiple occasions)

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KENZIE KANESoPHoMore ForWaard • 5-10 • Grand raPidS, Minn. (Grand raPidS H.S.)YEAR GP-GS FG-ATT. PCT. 3FG-ATT. PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST BLK STL PTS AVG.2013-14 24-0 22-62 35.5 11-30 36.7 28-36 77.8 21 0.9 7 0 7 83 3.5TOTAL 24-0 22-62 35.5 11-30 36.7 28-36 77.8 21 0.9 7 0 7 83 3.5

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BULLDOG CAREER2014-15 OUTLOOK Should see her time on the court increase as the UMD looks to replace some of its scoring punch lost due to graduation.

2013-14 Appeared in 24 games off the bench for the Bulldogs • posted her best games down the stretch, emerging as the scorer that the Bulldogs saw coming out of high school • scored a collegiate career-high 12 points in the NSIC/U.S. Bank Tournament opener at Concordia-St. Paul on Feb. 26 • hauled in a season-high six rebounds against Bemidji State on Feb. 21 • ended the regular season with nine points against Minnesota-Crookston on Feb. 22 • notched 10 points at MSU-Moorhead on Feb. 8 • averaged 3.5 points per game while shooting 35.5 percent, including 36.7 percent from beyond the arc.

BEFORE UMDA 2013 graduate from Grand Rapids High School • four-year starter for coach Dave LaCoe and the Thunderhawks • team captain in her senior season • top scorer in each of her last three seasons • team’s leading blocker in her senior season • tops in assists and steals in her junior and senior seasons • a five-year letter-winner in tennis while posting the best

record on the team.

PERSONALBorn Kenzie Teresa Kane on Sept. 25, 1994 in Bemidji, Minnesota • daughter of Rich and Teresa Kane • has two siblings, Joshua and Taylor • a member of Captains Council at Grand Rapids • enjoys beach volleyball, the beach, and the outdoors • grandfather Robert Tok played hockey at UMD • aunt Jackie Bischoff played basketball and tennis for the Bulldogs • uncle Grant Bischoff played hockey for the University of Minnesota • plans to major in Marketing with a Communications minor at UMD.

CAREER HIGHS Points: 12 at Concordia-St. Paul (Feb. 26, 2014)

Rebounds: 6 vs. Bemidji State (Feb. 21, 2014)Assists: 1 (multiple occasions)

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ANNA MONKEFreSHMan ForWard • 6-0 • FerGuS FallS, Minn. (FerGuS FallS H.S.) 24BEFORE UMDA 2014 graduate of Fergus Falls High School • started five years for coach Brad Strand and the Otters • selected an All-Minnesota State Honorable Mention in her junior season • earned All-Central Lakes Conference honors in each of her final three seasons • also played four years of volleyball as a middle hitter, earning all-conference honors in her junior and senior seasons.

PERSONALBorn Anna Elizabeth Monke on Jan. 16, 1996 in Faribault, Minnesota • daughter of Beth and Dean Monke • has two siblings, Mariah and Matthew • sister Mariah plays basketball for NCAA I Green Bay Phoenix • served on student council and participated in choir in high school • member of Church Youth Group and Young Life • plans to major in biology at UMD and with a minor in psychology.

AYO PORTEFreSHMan ForWard • 5-11 • Brooklyn Park, Minn. (oSSeo Senior H.S.) 14BEFORE UMDA 2014 graduate of Osseo Senior High School • played four years for coach John Rieser and the Orioles • an All-Northwester Suburban Conference selection as a junior • helped lead the Orioles to back-to-back State Tournament appearances in 2011-12 and 2012-13 • served as a senior captain in 2013-14 • finished as the team’s top rebounder as a junior • also started four years as a midfielder/forward in soccer and participated in track & field • part of an Osseo school record for 4x400 relay team.

PERSONALBorn Ayo Leah Porte on April 28, 1996 in Minnesota • first name is pronounced “EYE-oh” • daughter of Crystal and Velmer Porte • one of four Porte siblings (Omar, Mina, Iman) • honored with “Spotlight on Scholarship” for keeping a 3.0 or higher GPA in each of her four years at Osseo High School • member of Junior and Senior Leadership Teams , Action for Reaction, and Green Club • Homecoming Queen in her senior year • served as a Student Ambassador and WEB Leader • plans to major in psychology at UMD.

RAYNA SHEROWFreSHMan center • 6-3 • St. Paul, Minn. (St. Paul central H.S.) 13BEFORE UMDA 2014 graduate of St. Paul Central High School • played four seasons for head coach Marta Waalen and the Minutemen • a candidate to be named “Miss Minnesota” in high school basketball her senior season • an All-St. Paul City Conference selection during 2013-

14 • served as tteam captain during her senior season.

PERSONALBorn Rayna Da’Lynn Sherow on Dec. 1, 1995 in St. Paul, Minnesota • daughter of Damita and Raymond Sherow • one of two Sherow siblings (Da’Ray) • plans to major in communication with a minor in journalism at UMD.

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AMANDA HUNTFreSHMan ForWard • 6-0 • GraFton, WiS. (GraFton H.S.) 32BEFORE UMDA 2014 graduate of Grafton High School • started four years for coach Steve Reinhardt and the Black Hawks • received All-North Shore Conference honors in her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons • served as team captain in her junior and senior campaigns and was named team MVP • led the team in scoring and rebounds as a junior • also received all-conference honors as an outside hitter in volleyball and a pitcher in softball • was named Conference Player of the Year as a junior pitcher.

PERSONALBorn Amanda Rose Hunt on Nov. 26, 1995 in Waukesha, Wisconsin • daughter of Kris and Ken Hunt • has one sister, Katie • served in National Honor Society as a junior and senior, and participated in Blackhawk Leadership Team as a senior • undecided on a major but plans to minor in Spanish at UMD.

HAILEY KONTNYFreSHMan Guard • 5-9 • SuPerior, WiS. (SuPerior H.S.) 25BEFORE UMDA 2014 graduate of Superior High School • played four years for coach Phillip Roe and the Sparatans • an All-Wisconsin Division I First Team selection as a senior and honorable mention in each of her first three seasons • earned All-Lake Superior Conference honors in each of her four seasons • selected to Duluth News Tribune All-Area First Team in 2013-14 • served as

team captain in her final three seasons at Superior.

PERSONALBorn Hailey Marie Kontny on May 17, 1996 in Ashland, Wisconsin • daughter of Lori and David Kontny • has one brother, Derek • member of National Honor Society and Youth Leadership as a junior and senior, Pledgemakers Drug & Alcohol Free Club in each of her four seasons, and joined Future Business Leaders of America as a senior • plans to major in education at UMD.

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GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS date oPPonent reSuLt Location umd LeadinG Scorer uMd leadinG reBounder

Nov. 15 Missouri S&T W 83-70 Rolla, Mo. Katrina Newman - 16 Hannah Rutten - 12 Hannah Rutten - 16 Nov. 16 Pittsburg State L 75-82 Rolla, Mo. Hannah Rutten - 18 Katrina Newman - 8 Nov. 19 Wisconsin-Superior W 89-43 Romano Gym Taylor Meyer - 19 Hannah Rutten - 7 Nov. 23 Michigan Tech W 84-80 Houghton, Mich. Hannah Rutten - 24 Hannah Rutten - 16 Nov. 30 * St. Cloud state L 73-81 St. Cloud, Minn. Katrina Newman - 18 Hannah Rutten - 9 Dec. 6 * Minnesota-Crookston W 88-69 Crookston, Minn. Katrina Newman - 25 Hannah Rutten - 12 Dec. 7 * Bemidji State W 70-63 Bemidji, Minn. Hannah Rutten - 22 Hannah Rutten - 16 Taylor Meyer - 22 Dec. 13 * U-Mary L 68-76 Romano Gym Danielle Flood - 17 Hannah Rutten - 12 Dec. 14 * Minot State W 70-68 Romano Gym Taylor Meyer - 14 Allyson Harris - 12 Dec. 21 * St. Cloud State W 75-66 Romano Gym Katrina Newman - 27 Alyssa Kerkhoff - 10 Jan. 3 * Concordia-St. Paul L 63-95 St. Paul, Minn. Hannah Rutten - 14 Taylor Meyer - 9 Jan. 4 * Minnesota State L 63-69 Mankato, Minn. Katrina Newman - 16 Hannah Rutten - 7 Katrina Newman - 7 Jan. 10 * Sioux Falls W 69-59 Romano Gym Katrina Newman - 27 Hannah Rutten - 12 Jan. 11 * Southwest Minnesota W 64-60 Romano Gym Jessica Newman - 17 Hannah Rutten - 10 Jan. 17 * Minot State L 66-84 Minot, N.D. Jessica Newman - 17 Jessica Newman - 5 Jan. 18 * U-Mary L 65-74 Bismarck, N.D. Danielle Flood - 19 Hannah Rutten - 9 Jan. 24 * MSU-Moorhead L 70-75 Romano Gym Danielle Flood - 19 Hannah Rutten - 9 Jan. 25 * Northern State L 59-70 Romano Gym Danielle Flood - 15 Alyssa Kerkhoff - 9 Jan. 31 * Augustana (S.D.) W 84-70 Romano Gym Katrina Newman - 23 Hannah Rutten - 13 Feb. 1 * Wayne State (Neb.) L 69-81 Romano Gym Katrina Newman - 23 Katrina Newman - 8 Feb. 7 * Northern State L 66-75 Aberdeen, S.D. Katrina Newman - 21 Hannah Rutten - 11 Feb. 8 * MSU-Moorhead L 78-80 Moorhead, Minn. Katrina Newmn - 26 Hannah Rutten - 8 Feb. 14 * Upper Iowa W 97-81 Fayette, Iowa Katrina Newman - 23 Katrina Newman - 8 Feb. 15 * Winona State W 67-52 Winona, Minn. Hannah Rutten - 19 Hannah Rutten - 12 Feb. 21 * Bemidji State W 72-50 Romano Gym Katrina Newman - 16 Alyssa Kerkhoff - 9 Feb. 22 * Minnesota-Crookston W 87-64 Romano Gym Katrina Newman - 25 Katrina Newman - 17 Feb. 26 # Concordia-St. Paul L 72-81 St. Paul, Minn. Taylor Meyer - 14 Hannah Rutten - 11

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NO. PLAYER GP-GS MIN AVG. FG-ATT. PCT 3FG-ATT. PCT FT-ATT. PCT REB AVG. PF AST TO BLK STL TP AVG. 32 Katrina Newman 25-21 709 28.4 149-376 39.6 31-102 30.4 53-66 80.3 138 5.5 56 40 46 6 53 382 15.3 40 Hannah Rutten 24-14 647 27.0 118-263 44.9 5-14 35.7 89-125 71.2 230 9.6 55 20 68 13 43 330 13.8 10 Danielle Flood 26-24 834 32.1 100-269 37.2 43-106 40.6 68-73 93.2 70 2.7 47 74 63 8 20 311 12.0 42 Taylor Meyer 27-12 534 19.8 90-195 46.2 5-17 29.4 57-72 79.2 119 4.4 71 18 42 6 24 242 9.0 20 Jessica Newman 27-21 691 25.6 81-223 36.3 36-123 29.3 29-48 60.4 93 3.4 62 68 58 6 23 227 8.4 11 Alyssa Kerkhoff 27-25 850 31.5 54-116 46.6 8-33 24.2 19-37 51.4 160 5.9 71 59 38 3 37 135 5.0 34 Taylor Dillinger 26-5 384 14.8 34-97 35.1 4-13 30.8 46-67 68.7 55 2.1 45 21 25 2 22 118 4.5 13 Megan Lueck 24-0 174 7.3 29-83 34.9 22-65 33.8 4-5 80.0 27 1.1 12 9 10 - 6 84 3.5 21 Kenzie Kane 24-0 190 7.9 22-62 35.5 11-30 36.7 28-36 77.8 21 0.9 16 7 12 - 7 83 3.5 4 Allyson Harris 27-3 207 7.7 21-50 42.0 0-2 - 8-12 66.7 40 1.5 22 2 18 8 4 50 1.9 12 Jenna Orr 22-0 136 6.2 7-16 43.8 0-2 - 2-2 100.0 9 0.4 18 10 7 1 4 16 0.7 23 Josephine Salmon 10-0 27 2.7 1-2 50.0 0-1 - 3-4 75.0 1 0.1 2 3 3 1 2 5 0.5 22 Payeur,Shauni 7-0 17 2.4 1-3 33.3 1-2 50.0 - - 1 0.1 1 - 1 - 1 3 0.4 BULLDOGS 27 5400 - 707-1755 40.3 166-510 32.5 406-547 74.2 1050 38.9 478 331 415 54 246 1986 73.6 OPPONENTS 27 5400 - 692-1533 45.1 154-414 37.2 380-498 76.3 918 34.0 491 412 478 90 180 1918 71.0

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Scoring 1,986 1,918 • Points per game 73.6 71.0Field Goals-Attempts 707-1,755 692-1,533 • FG Percentage 40.3 45.13-point Field Goals-Attempts 166-510 154-414 • 3-pt FG Percentage 32.5 37.2 • 3-pt FG/G 6.1 5.7Free Throws-Attempts 406-547 380-498 • FT Percentage 74.2 76.3 • FT/G 15.0 14.1Rebounds 1,050 918 • Rebounds/G 38.9 34.0Assists 331 412 • Assists/G 12.3 15.3Turnovers 415 478Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.8 0.9Steals 246 180 • Steals/G 9.1 6.7Blocks 54 90 • Blocks/G 2.0 3.3Attendance 4,697 12,474Number/Game 12-391 14-885

GAME HIGHSPoints ......................................97 at Upper Iowa (Feb. 14)Field Goals ..............................32 Minnesota Crookston (Feb. 22) 32 Wisconsin-Superior (Nov. 19) 32 at Missouri S&T (Nov. 15)FG Attempts .............................81 Minnesota-Crookston (Feb. 22)FG Percentage ......... 53.3 (32-60) Wisconsin-Superior (Nov. 19)3-pt Field Goals .......................11 at Missouri S&T (Nov. 15)3-pt FG Attempts......................31 Wayne State (Feb. 1)3-pt FG Percentage ... 50.0 (8-16) Minot State (Dec. 14)Free Throws ..............................34 at Upper Iowa (Feb. 14)FT Attempts ..............................46 at Upper Iowa (Feb. 14)FT Percentage.......... 93.3 (14-15) Northern State (Jan. 25)Rebounds ................................55 Minnesota-Crookston (Feb. 22)Assists .....................................19 St. Cloud State (Dec. 21) 19 Wisconsin-Superior (Nov. 19)Steals ......................................15 at St. Cloud State (Nov. 30)Blocked Shots ..........................23 St. Cloud State (Dec. 21)Turnovers .................................23 Minot State (Dec. 14)Fouls .......................................25 at Concordia-St. Paul (Feb. 26) 25 at Northern State (Feb. 7) 25 Northern State (Jan. 25)

STATISTICAL LEADERSScorinG averaGe G PtS avG

Katrina Newman 25 382 15.3Hannah Rutten 24 330 13.8Danielle Flood 26 311 12.0Taylor Meyer 27 242 9.0Jessica Newman 27 227 9.0

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FG PercentaGe FG att Pct

Alyssa Kerkhoff 54 116 46.6Taylor Meyer 90 195 46.2Hannah Rutten 118 263 44.9Allyson Harris 21 50 42.0Katrina Newman 149 376 39.6

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3-Pt FG PercentaGe 3FG att Pct

Danielle Flood 43 106 40.6Kenzie Kane 11 30 36.7Megan Lueck 22 65 33.8Katrina Newman 31 102 30.4Jessica Newman 36 123 29.3


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Danielle Flood 68 73 93.2Katrina Newman 53 66 80.3Taylor Meyer 57 72 79.2Kenzie Kane 28 36 77.8Hannah Rutten 89 125 71.2


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Hannah Rutten 24 230 9.6Alyssa Kerkhoff 27 160 5.9Katrina Newman 25 138 5.5Taylor Meyer 27 119 4.4Jessica Newman 27 93 3.4

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Danielle Flood 26 74 2.8Jessica Newman 27 68 2.5Alyssa Kerkhoff 27 59 2.2Katrina Newman 25 40 1.6Taylor Dillinger 26 21 0.8

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Katrina Newman 25 53 2.1Hannah Rutten 24 43 1.8Alyssa Kerkhoff 27 37 1.4Taylor Meyer 27 24 0.9Jessica Newman 27 23 0.8

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Hannah Rutten 24 13 0.5Danielle Flood 26 8 0.3Allyson Harris 27 8 0.3Taylor Meyer 27 6 0.2Jessica Newman 27 6 0.2

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UMD WOMEN’S BASKETBALLNSIC PLAYER OF THE YEARF Carly Boag - Minot State

Boag finished the 2013-14 NSIC season ranked as the leader in scoring (20.9), rebounding (10.7), field goal percentage (57.7) and steals (66) while leading the Beavers to a tied for fifth place overall and second in the NSIC North Division. Boag was a dominate force, scoring 30 or more points in conference games three times, 20 or more 14 times and recorded 11 double-doubles. She finished with 39 points, breaking the Minot State single game record for points, and pulled down 18 rebounds against Southwest Minnesota State – the same night she became the Beavers’ all-time career scoring leader with 1,718 points. During that weekend, she averaged 33.5 points per game and 18.0 rebounds per game to secure her second NSIC Player of the Week honor in 2013-14. It was the fifth time in two seasons she was named the conference’s Player of the Week. Boag also broke the NSIC’s single-season scoring mark with 460 points, surpassing Minnesota Duluth’s Jheri Booker’s record of 431 points set in 2009-10. She is ranked third overall in NCAA Division II in active career scoring average (18.5) and rebound average (10.4).

NSIC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARG Emily Schulte - Augustana (S.D.)

Schulte is averaging 13.7 points per game this year for the Vikings. Schulte currently is averaging 2.8 steals per game this season for Augustana, with a 2.7 average in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. Schulte’s 2.8 steals per game average ranks 22nd nationally as of Feb. 25. The Sioux Falls, S.D. native snatched a career-high seven steals this year against Sioux Falls on Jan. 24. Schulte has had 15 games this season in which she has recorded at least three steals. The senior guard been especially tough on the defensive end in the NSIC, with five games of at least four steals in conference play. Schulte also has displayed her shot-blocking abilities this season, sending back a career-high three shots at St. Cloud State on Feb. 1 earlier this year. Schulte’s 15 blocks this year mark a new career high for blocks in a season for her. With her 73 steals this year, Schulte became the only women’s basketball player in Augustana history with three seasons of at least 70 steals. The former O’Gorman High School standout currently ranks fourth all time in Vikings’ history with 237 career steals. She is only one of 10 players in team history with 200-or-more steals in her career. On Feb. 14, Schulte became just the eighth player women’s basketball history with at least 1,000 points, 300 rebounds, and 300 assists in her career.

NSIC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARC Sam Knecht - Sioux Falls

Sam Knecht’s first year with the Cougars program was a success as she started each of the 19 games that she played in. During conference play, Knecht averaged 8.4 points, 7.6 rebounds and 0.9 blocks per game while also shooting 37.9% from the field. She was able to play her best when the stakes were the highest as she averaged 12.0 points and 12.5 rebounds in the Cougars two showdowns with crosstown rival Augustana. She also recorded five double-doubles in NSIC play this year. Knecht’s biggest strength comes on the boards where her rebounding average (7.6 rpg) and offensive rebounding average (2.95 rpg) are the top among all freshman players. She also reached double-digit scoring marks ten times during conference play and hit double-digit rebounds in six games.

2013-14 All-NSIC FIRST TEAM

PLAYER POS. YR. SCHOOLShaunteva Ashley G Jr. AugustanaCarly Boag F Sr. Minot StateLaura Johnson F Sr. Sioux FallsAlison Kusler G Sr. Northern StateLinda Murray F Sr. U-MaryKatrina Newman F Sr. UMDJordan Spencer F Jr. Wayne StateAnika Whiting F Jr. Concordia-St. PaulAli Wilkinson F Sr. Minnesota StateMorgan Zabel G/F Sr. MSU-Moorhead

2013-14 ALL-NSIC SECOND TEAM

PLAYER POS. YR. SCHOOLJessica Benson PG Sr. St. Cloud StateAbby Busch F Sr. Winona StateRachel Hansen PG Sr. Concordia-St. PaulWhitney Kieffer G Jr. Upper IowaRachel Korgman C Jr. Northern StateMorgan Lee G Sr. Bemidji StateKatrina Moenkedick F So. Minnesota-CrookstonSam Price G Sr. St. Cloud StateEmily Schulte G Sr. AugustanaMegan Strese F Sr. MSU-MoorheadKate Warmack C Sr. Bemidji State

2013-14 ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM

PLAYER POS. YR. SCHOOLCarly Boag F Sr. Minot StateWhitney Kieffer G Jr. Upper IowaMegan Mutchler G Jr. Northern StateKionda Nicks C So. Concordia-St. PaulEmily Schulte G Sr. Augustana

2013-14 FRESHMAN TEAM

PLAYER POS. YR. SCHOOLSam Knecht C Fr. Sioux FallsTara Roelofs G Fr. Winona StateBritney Scherber G Fr. Minnesota StatePaige Waytashek G Fr. Northern StateHanna Zerr PG Fr. Bemidji State

NSIC COACH OF THE YEARCurt Fredrickson - Northern State

Curt Fredrickson won 21 of 744 career victories this season on his way to a NSIC North Division Title. In his 35th season at the helm of the Wolves, Fredrickson has been named NSIC Coach of the Year four times (1991-92, 1996-97, 2010-11 and 2013-14). His Wolves earned their first national ranking this season since the 2007 season as they reached as high as No. 17 in the nation. The Wolves NSIC North Division Title is the first of any kind at NSU in any sport since 2005. NSU exceed expectation this season, as they were picked to finish ninth overall in the NSIC Preseason Coaches’ Poll and fifth in their division. Their 17-5 mark was good enough for third overall in the NSIC and was a three game cushion in the NSIC North Division final standings.

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ALL-TIME NSIC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGSTEAM WIN LOSS PCT. TITLESUMD 318 136 70.0 11Wayne State (Neb.) 196 84 70.0 4Concordia-St. Paul 191 89 68.2 5Northern State 305 143 68.1 6Augustana 87 41 68.0 --Minnesota State 115 55 67.6 1St. Cloud State 108 84 56.3 3U-Mary 89 75 54.3 --Minot State 23 21 52.3 --MSU-Moorhead 266 246 52.0 3Southwest Minnesota 216 296 42.2 4Sioux Falls 17 27 38.6 --Bemidji State 194 318 37.9 3Winona State 178 335 34.7 --Minnesota-Morris * 88 198 30.8 1Minnesota-Crookston 80 200 28.6 --Upper Iowa 21 143 12.8 --

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AGAINST THE COMPETITIONoPPonent W-L LaSt meetinG

Adams State 1-0 2001-02Air Force 1-0 1988-89Alaska-Anchorage 0-2 1983-84Alaska-Fairbanks 0-2 1983-84American (Puerto Rico) 1-0 1995-96Arkansas Tech 0-3 1993-94Augsburg 3-0 1981-82Augustana (S.D.) 8-15 2013-14Belmont 0-1 1991-92Bemidji State 59-16 2013-14Brandon 1-0 1986-87Briar Cliff 1-0 1991-92Cal Poly-San Luis 1-0 1989-90Cal Poly-Ponoma 0-1 2005-06Cal State-Chico 1-0 1989-90Cal State-San Bern. 1-0 2005-06Cameron 1-0 1999-00Cardinal Stritch 1-0 1989-90Carleton 2-0 1976-77Carson-Newman 2-0 1992-93Central Missouri 1-1 2009-10Central Oklahoma 1-1 2012-13Chadron State 2-0 1996-97Colorado Christian 1-0 2011-12Colorado Mines 0-2 2011-12Colorado State-Pueblo 1-0 2006-07Columbus State (Ga.) 0-1 2001-02Concordia-Moorhead 1-7 1990-91Concordia-St. Paul 21-18 2013-14Delta State 0-1 2007-08Denver 1-0 1991-92Drury 0-1 2005-06Eastern Montana 1-0 1988-89Ferris State 0-0 2006-07Finlandia 1-0 2003-04Florida Southern 1-1 1998-99Franklin Pierce 1-0 2001-02Gardner-Webb 1-0 1997-98Gogebic (Mich.) 1-0 1980-81Grand Valley State 1-1 2006-07Green Bay 1-1 1987-88Gustavus Adolphus 1-0 1982-83Hamline 1-0 1976-77High Point 1-0 1997-98Huron College 1-0 1986-87Incarnate Word 0-1 2002-03Lake Superior State 2-4 2010-11Lakehead 2-0 1977-78Macalester 2-0 1985-86Marquette 0-2 1984-85U-Mary 5-5 2013-14Mesa State 1-0 2004-05

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Metro State 1-1 2011-12Michigan Tech 30-18 2013-14Minnesota 0-2 1977-78Minnesota-Crookston 27-1 2013-14Minnesota-Morris 55-10 2002-03Minnesota State 30-27 2013-14MSU-Moorhead 50-28 2013-14Minot State 3-2 2013-14Missouri S&T 2-0 2013-14Missouri Western State 1-0 1997-98Molloy 1-0 1987-88Montana 0-1 1977-78Morningside 1-0 1987-88Mount Senario 1-0 1993-94Nebraska-Kerney 2-0 2000-01Nebraska-Omaha 6-5 2009-10New York Tech 1-0 1987-88New Mexico Highlands 1-0 2006-07North Dakota 3-34 2007-08North Dakota State 10-29 2005-06Northern Colorado 2-0 1995-96Northern Iowa 0-2 1980-81Northern Michigan 16-19 2011-12Northern State 32-25 2013-14Northland 13-2 2005-06Northwest Missouri State 1-0 1995-96Northwestern (Minn.) 2-0 1988-89Phillips 1-1 1990-91Pittsburg State 0-1 2013-14Point Loma Nazarene 1-0 2005-06Queens 1-0 1987-88Quincy 1-1 2007-08Rockhurst 1-0 1993-94Regis 0-1 2004-05St. Ambrose 0-1 1989-90St. Benedict 1-0 1977-78St. Catherine (Minn.) 3-2 1982-83St. Cloud State 26-33 2013-14

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St. Edwards (Tex.) 1-0 2002-03St. Francis (ll.) 4-0 1998-99St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 1-0 1992-93St. Joseph’s (Me.) 1-0 1990-91St. Mary’s (Texas) 1-1 2012-13St. Olaf 7-1 1986-87St. Rose (N.Y.) 0-1 1997-98St. Scholastica 31-0 2007-08St. Thomas (Minn.) 2-2 1981-82Simon Fraser 0-1 1989-90Sioux Falls 1-1 2013-14South Dakota 4-11 2008-09South Dakota State 4-7 2007-08Southern Indiana 0-1 2001-02Southern Nazarene 0-1 1992-93Southwest Minnesota 53-16 2013-14Suomi 1-0 1978-79Texas A&M-Kingsville 2-0 2002-03Truman State 2-0 2004-05Tuskeegee 0-1 1977-78Upper Iowa 10-0 2013-14Viterbo 1-0 1994-95Wayland Baptist 1-3 1996-97Wayne State (Neb.) 12-9 2013-14Western Washington 0-1 1988-89Westmar 1-0 1977-78Wingate 1-0 2004-05Winnipeg 0-1 1978-79Winona State 63-9 2013-14Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1-1 2009-10Wisconsin-Milwaukee 3-1 1989-90Wisconsin-Parkside 4-0 1994-95Wisconsin-Platteville 1-0 1988-89Wisconsin-River Falls 1-0 1976-77Wisconsin-Stevens Point 3-0 1984-85Wisconsin-Superior 22-4 2013-14Xavier (La.) 1-0 1993-94

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COACHING RECORDSCoaCh SeaSonS W L PCt.Linda Larson 1976-80, 1981-84 110 85 .564Donna Statzel 1980-81 15 16 .482Karen Stromme 1984-2005 440 184 .705Sue Fiero 2005-06 16 12 .571Dave Stromme 2006-07 15 14 .520Tanya Bauer 2007-08 4 23 .148Annette Wiles 2008-Present 97 71 .577

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Linda Larson 1976-77 13 12 52.0 - - - -Linda Larson 1977-78 17 11 60.7 - - - -Linda Larson 1978-79 18 12 60.0 - - - -Linda Larson 1979-80 15 13 53.6 4 3 57.1 4th (T)Donna Statzell 1980-81 15 16 48.2 5 2 71.4 2nd (T)Linda Larson 1981-82 13 13 50.0 6 8 42.9 6thLinda Larson 1982-83 20 10 66.7 9 5 64.3 2nd (T)Linda Larson 1983-84 14 14 50.0 7 5 58.3 3rdKaren Stromme 1984-85 13 12 52.0 7 3 70.0 1st (T)Karen Stromme 1985-86 16 9 64.0 7 5 58.3 3rdKaren Stromme 1986-87 18 12 60.0 7 5 58.3 4thKaren Stromme 1987-88 23 10 69.7 9 3 75.0 2nd (T)Karen Stromme 1988-89 26 6 81.3 11 1 91.7 1stKaren Stromme 1989-90 24 7 77.4 11 1 91.7 1stKaren Stromme 1990-91 26 6 81.3 12 0 100.0 1stKaren Stromme 1991-92 16 14 53.3 8 4 66.7 3rdKaren Stromme 1992-93 22 8 73.3 11 1 91.7 1stKaren Stromme 1993-94 20 11 64.5 9 3 75.0 2ndKaren Stromme 1994-95 20 8 71.4 11 1 91.7 1st (T) Karen Stromme 1995-96 23 5 82.1 12 0 100.0 1st Karen Stromme 1996-97 20 7 74.1 10 2 83.3 2nd Karen Stromme 1997-98 21 7 75.0 10 2 83.3 1st (T)Karen Stromme 1998-99 19 10 65.5 10 2 83.3 1st Karen Stromme 1999-00 25 6 80.6 16 2 88.9 1st Karen Stromme 2000-01 21 11 65.6 13 5 72.2 3rdKaren Stromme 2001-02 22 10 68.8 13 5 72.2 2nd (T)Karen Stromme 2002-03 25 5 83.3 15 3 83.3 1stKaren Stromme 2003-04 20 11 64.5 9 7 56.3 2ndKaren Stromme 2004-05 20 9 69.0 8 5 61.5 2ndSue Fiero 2005-06 16 12 57.1 3 8 27.2 5th (T)Dave Stromme 2006-07 15 14 52.0 5 7 42.0 4th (T)Tanya Bauer 2007-08 4 23 14.8 1 11 08.3 7thAnnette Wiles 2008-09 16 12 57.1 13 7 65.0 5thAnnette Wiles 2009-10 20 11 64.5 13 7 65.0 4thAnnette Wiles 2010-11 15 12 55.6 13 9 59.1 5th (T)Annette Willes 2011-12 18 10 64.3 15 7 68.2 4thAnnette Wiles 2012-13 14 13 51.9 11 11 50.0 5thAnnette Wiles 2013-14 14 13 51.9 11 11 50.0 5thTOTALS 645 371 63.5 296 127 70.0

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DATE OPPONENT ROUND RESULTFeb. 29, 2000 Minnesota-Morris First W 83-35Mar. 3, 2000 N Wayne State (Neb.) Semis W 60-50Mar. 4, 2000 N Southwest Minnesota Finals W 83-57Feb. 27, 2001 Winona State First W 89-72Mar. 2, 2001 N Northern State Semis W 60-45Mar. 3, 2001 N Southwest Minnesota Finals W 53-49Feb. 27, 2002 Bemidji State First W 89-53Mar. 2, 2002 N Northern State Semis W 77-70Mar. 3, 2002 N Southwets Minnesota Finals L 48-63Mar. 5, 2003 Bemidji State First W 71-55Mar. 8, 2003 N Southwest Minnesota Semis W 69-65Mar. 9, 2003 N Minnesota-Crookston Finals W 68-60Mar. 3, 2004 Wayne State (Neb.) First W 62-52Mar. 6, 2004 N Bemidji State Semis W 70-51Mar. 7, 2004 @ Concordia-St. Paul Finals W 58-57Mar. 3, 2010 Winona State First W 64-51Mar. 6, 2010 @ Concordia-St. Paul Semis W 80-73Mar. 7, 2010 N Wayne State (Neb.) Finals L 66-77Mar. 2, 2011 @ Concordia-St. Paul First L 56-65Mar. 1, 2012 N Minnesota State First L 59-68Feb. 28, 2013 @ Winona State First L 56-74Feb. 26, 2014 @ Concordia-St. Paul First L 72-81

NCC TOURNAMENTDATE OPPONENT ROUND RESULTMar. 1, 2005 South Dakota First L 69-77Mar. 1, 2006 @ Augustana (S.D.) First L 57-77Feb. 28, 2007 St. Cloud State First W 83-79Mar. 3, 2007 N North Dakota Second L 54-74

NCAA TOURNAMENTDATE OPPONENT ROUND RESULTMar. 7, 1995 @ Northern Colorado First W 77-72Mar. 10, 1995 @ North Dakota State Second L 61-98Mar. 7, 1996 N Northern Colorado First W 65-60Mar. 8, 1996 @ North Dakota State Second L 52-72Mar. 5, 1999 N Nebraska-Kearney First W 66-65 (OT)Mar. 6, 1999 N North Dakota State Second L 50-61Mar. 10, 2000 N Northern State First W 82-67Mar. 11, 2000 @ North Dakota State Second L 72-77Mar. 9, 2001 N North Dakota State First W 81-73Mar. 10, 2001 N Nebraska-Kearney Second W 61-57Mar. 11, 2001 @ North Dakota Regional L 56-71Mar. 14, 2003 N North Dakota First L 63-70Mar. 12, 2004 @ Concordia-St. Paul First L 54-73Mar. 11, 2005 N Regis (Colo.) First W 60-45Mar. 12, 2005 N St. Cloud State Second L 59-67Mar. 12, 2010 N Augustana (S.D.) First L 57-74Mar. 9, 2012 N Metro State (Colo.) First L 47-58

NAIA DISTRICTDATE OPPONENT ROUND RESULTFeb. 23, 1987 MSU-Moorhead First W 87-77Feb. 27, 1987 @ Bemidji State Finals L 64-73Feb. 28, 1988 Minnesota-Morris First W 97-58Mar. 4, 1988 Bemidji State Finals W 77-61Mar. 9, 1988 @ Wisconsin-Milwaukee Bi-District W 61-60Mar. 3, 1989 MSU-Moorhead First W 87-50Mar. 4, 1989 Bemidji State Final W 81-68Mar. 9, 1989 Wisconsin-Platteville Bi-District W 101-88Feb. 26, 1990 Winona State First W 71-65Mar. 3, 1990 Southwest Minnesota Finals W 81-75Mar. 7, 1990 @ Cardinal Stritch (Wis.) Bi-District W 62-49Feb. 25, 1991 St. Scholastica First W 57-47Feb. 28, 1991 Bemidji State Finals W 82-68Feb. 22, 1992 Minnesota-Morris First W 49-33Feb. 27, 1992 @ MSU-Moorhead Finals W 77-74 (OT)Feb. 20, 1993 Winona State First W 71-42Feb. 24, 1993 MSU-Moorhead Final W 70-66Mar. 2, 1994 Minnesota-Morris First W 84-55Mar. 5, 1994 Southwest Minnesota Second W 61-59Mar. 9, 1994 Rockhurst (Mo.) Final W 70-51

NAIA NATIONALSDATE OPPONENT ROUND RESULTMar. 18, 1988 N Wayland Baptist (Texas) First W 72-70Mar. 19, 1988 N Arkansas Tech Second L 63-65Mar. 16, 1989 N Western Washington First L 73-89Mar. 15, 1990 N Simon Fraser (B.C.) First L 73-89Mar. 7, 1991 N St. Joseph’s (Maine) First W 82-66Mar. 8, 1991 N Wayland Baptist (Texas) Second L 51-58Mar. 5, 1992 N Belmont (Tenn.) First L 65-67Mar. 4, 1993 N Carson Newman (Tenn.) First W 62-49Mar. 5, 1993 N Southern Nazarene (Okla.) Second L 61-72Mar. 16, 1994 N Xavier (La.) First W 64-50Mar. 18, 1994 N Arkansas Tech Second L 63-67

KEY: @ - Away | N - Neutral | NAIA Nationals: Kansas City, Mo. (1988-89); Jackson, Tenn. (1990-194)

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YEAR PLAYER POS.1981-82 Heather Nelson F1982-83 Heather Nelson F1983-84 Amy Jaeger F1984-85 Chris Beal F Sarah Halsey F Amy Jaeger F1985-86 Sarah Halsey F Carmen Kuntz F/C1986-87 Carmen Kuntz F/C1987-88 Denise Holm G Kelli Ritzer F Mary Zgonc F1988-89 Denise Holm G Dina Kangas C Kelli Ritzer F1989-90 Dina Kangas C Kelli Ritzer F1990-91 Dina Kangas C Kelli Ritzer F1991-92 Julie Coughlin C Amy Erickson F

YEAR PLAYER POS.1992-93 Julie Coughlin C Amy Erickson F1993-94 Sara Belanger G Jodi Ierino C Stacy Sievers G1994-95 Sara Belanger G Kristi Duncan G Jodi Ierino C1995-96 Sara Belanger* G Chris Dillavou G Jodi Ierino C1996-97 Christy Roberts G Sadie Suomala C1997-98 Stacy Nelson* F/C Christy Roberts G1998-99 Stacy Nelson* F/C1999-00 Sue Fiero F Kate Madrinich C2000-01 Mary Barker G Kate Madrinich C Kim Toewe F

YEAR PLAYER POS.2001-02 Mary Barker G Kate Madrinich C Kim Toewe F2002-03 Kim Toewe* C2003-04 Lindsey Dietz* F/C2008-09 Jheri Booker F2009-10 Jheri Booker* F2011-12 Katrina Newman F2012-13 Katrina Newman F2013-14 Katrina Newman F

ALL-NCCYEAR PLAYER POS.2004-05 Lindsey Dietz* F/C2005-06 Lindsey Dietz F/C Katie Winkelman F/C2006-07 Justine Axtell G Katie Winkelman F/C2007-08 Katy Freeman G

*denotes Player of the Year

ALL-CENTRAL REGIONYear PLaYer team

1997-98 Stacy Nelson Daktronics Second Team1998-99 Stacy Nelson Daktronics First Team2001-02 Kate Madrinich Daktronics First Team2002-03 Kim Toewe Daktronics First Team2002-03 Lindsey Dietz Daktronics Second Team2003-04 Lindsey Dietz Daktronics Third Team2004-05 Lindsey Dietz Daktronics First Team^2005-06 Lindsey Dietz Daktronics First Team2006-07 Katie Winkelman Danktronics First Team2009-10 Jheri Booker Daktronics First Team*

*Region Player of the Year | ^ Co-Region Player of the Year

ALL-AMERICANYear PLaYer team

1989-90 Dina Kangas NAIA First Team1990-91 Dina Kangas NAIA First Team1998-99 Stacy Nelson Daktronics2003-04 Lindsey Dietz Daktronics Third Team2004-05 Lindsey Dietz Daktronics First Team2004-05 Lindsey Dietz WBCA First Team2005-06 Lindsey Dietz Daktronics Second Team2005-06 Lindsey Dietz WBCA Second Team

STACY NELSON ’99 LINDSEY DIETZ ’06 DINA KANGAS ’91

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Points 2,561 1988-89Points Per Game Average 80.0 1988-89Fewest Points 1,663 1979-80Fewest PPG Average 59.3 1979-80Field Goals 1,018 1988-89FG Attempts 2,204 1978-79FG Percentage .484 1988-893-Pt. Field Goals 248 2000-013-Pt. FG Attempts 712 2000-013-Pt. FG Percentage .420 1988-89Free Throws 492 1999-2000Free Throw Attempts 700 1999-2000Free Throw Percentage .746 2004-05Rebounds 1,534 1987-88Rebound Average 49.1 1984-85 Assists 763 1988-89Steals 352 1999-00Blocked Shots 136 2008-09Personal Fouls 660 1992-93Fewest PPG Allowed 53.2 1996-97Most PPG Allowed 75.6 2007-08

Points 110 Winona State Feb. 18, 2000Fewest Points 40 St. Catherine’s Jan. 5, 1978 40 Bemidji State Jan. 12, 1977Points Allowed 106 North Dakota State Dec. 18, 1993Fewest Points Allowed 23 Hamline Feb. 18, 1977Largest Margin of Defeat 65 (96-31) Minn.-Morris Jan. 6, 2001Field Goals 43 Minn.-Morris Feb. 15, 2002 43 Northwestern (Iowa) Nov. 19, 1988FG Attempts 94 Winona State Dec. 14, 1985FG Percentage .667 (30-45) Winona State Jan. 24, 1992FG% (Half) .800 (16-20) Winona State (2nd) Jan. 24, 19913pt Field Goals 13 (four occasions)3pt FG Attempts 39 South Dakota Mar. 1, 20053pt FG Percentage .833 (5-6) Wis.-Milwaukee Dec. 10, 1988Free Throws 32 Bemidji State Jan. 16, 1990 32 Florida Southern Nov. 27, 1998 32 North Dakota Dec. 14, 2002FT Attempts 48 North Dakota Dec. 14, 2002FT Percentage 1.000 (18-18) MSU-Moorhead Feb. 2, 2002Rebounds 69 Carleton College Feb. 12, 1977Assists 36 Northland Jan. 11, 1996Steal 26 St. Francis Nov. 17, 1996Blocked Shots 13 St. Thomas Feb. 17, 1979

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NSIC WINS IN A SEASON16 (1999-00)

HOME WINS IN A SEASON15 (1988-89)

ROAD WINS IN A SEASON13 (1987-88 and 1995-96)

CONSECUTIVE WINS17 (Dec. 30, 1990 - Mar. 7, 1991)

CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS22 (Jan. 13, 1999 - Dec. 9, 2000)

CONSECUTIVE ROAD WINS8 (Dec. 30, 1990 - Mar. 7, 1991)

WINNING PERCENTAGE.833 (2002-03)

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SCORINGYEAR PLAYER GP PTS PPG2013-14 Katrina Newman 25 382 15.32012-13 Katrina Newman 27 429 15.92011-12 Katrina Newman 28 403 14.42010-11 Kelsey Hewitt 27 363 13.42009-10 Jheri Booker 31 638 20.62008-09 Jheri Booker 28 429 15.32007-08 Katy Freeman 27 359 13.32006-07 Katie Winkelman 29 479 16.52005-06 Lindsey Dietz 22 509 23.12004-05 Lindsey Dietz 29 632 21.82003-04 Lindsey Dietz 23 457 19.92002-03 Lindsey Dietz 30 516 17.22001-02 Kate Madrinich 32 663 20.72000-01 Kim Toewe 32 538 16.81999-00 Kate Madrinich 30 436 14.51998-99 Stacy Nelson 29 584 20.11997-98 Stacy Nelson 28 463 16.51996-97 Sadie Suomala 27 350 13.01995-96 Jodi Ierino 28 394 14.11994-95 Jodi Ierino 28 384 13.71993-94 Stacy Sievers 31 474 15.31992-93 Julie Coughlin 30 379 12.61991-92 Amy Erickson 30 365 12.21990-91 Dina Kangas 32 938 29.31989-90 Dina Kangas 31 872 28.11988-89 Dina Kangas 32 689 21.51987-88 Kelli Ritzer 33 414 12.51986-87 Carmen Kuntz 30 553 18.41985-86 Carmen Kuntz 25 318 12.71984-85 Amy Jaeger 25 283 11.31983-84 Sarah Halsey 28 268 9.61982-83 Heather Nelson 30 356 11.91981-82 Heather Nelson 26 408 15.71980-81 Sharon Meyer 31 404 13.01979-80 Jayne Mackley 26 326 12.51978-79 Beth McCleary 30 301 10.11977-78 Tammy Manly 28 387 13.91976-77 Terri Nord 25 368 14.7

REBOUNDSYEAR PLAYER GP REB RPG2013-14 Hannah Rutten 24 230 9.62012-13 Katrina Newman 27 208 7.72011-12 Katrina Newman 28 226 8.12010-11 Kelsey Hewitt 27 203 7.52009-10 Jheri Booker 31 196 8.52008-09 Jheri Booker 28 207 7.42007-08 Kelsey Hewitt 26 148 5.72006-07 Katie Winkelman 29 199 6.92005-06 Lindsey Dietz 22 194 8.82004-05 Lindsey Dietz 29 283 9.82003-04 Lindsey Dietz 23 159 6.92002-03 Kim Toewe 28 226 8.12001-02 Kim Toewe 32 287 9.02000-01 Kim Toewe 32 263 8.21999-00 Susan Anderson 31 199 6.41998-99 Stacy Nelson 29 287 9.91997-98 Stacy Nelson 28 261 9.31996-97 Sadie Suomala 27 166 6.11995-96 Jodi Ierino 28 160 5.71994-95 Jodi Ierino 28 174 6.21993-94 Jodi Ierino 31 217 7.01992-93 Julie Coughlin 30 182 6.11991-92 Carloyn Frisk 30 188 6.31990-91 Dina Kangas 32 407 12.71989-90 Dina Kangas 31 424 13.71988-89 Dina Kangas 32 328 10.31987-88 Kelli Ritzer 33 241 7.31986-87 Carmen Kuntz 30 371 12.41985-86 Carmen Kuntz 25 248 9.91984-85 Amy Jaeger 25 243 9.71983-84 Amy Jaeger 28 190 6.81982-83 Amy Jaeger 30 263 8.31981-82 Amy Jaeger 26 211 8.11980-81 Jayne Mackley 25 247 9.91979-80 Jayne Mackley 26 240 9.21978-79 Jayne Mackley 28 290 10.31977-78 Jayne Mackley 22 191 8.71976-77 Barb Peterson 25 277 9.9

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POINTS PTS SEASON1. Dina Kangas ............................. 938 ............................ 1990-912. Dina Kangas .............................. 872 ............................. 1989-903. Dina Kangas .............................. 689 ............................. 1988-894. Kate Madrinich .......................... 663 ............................. 2001-025. Jheri Booker ............................... 638 ............................. 2009-10AVERAGE PPG SEASON1. Dina Kangas ............................. 29.3 ............................. 1990-912. Dina Kangas ............................. 28.1 ............................. 1989-903. Lindsey Dietz ............................. 23.1 ............................. 2005-06 4. Lindsey Dietz ............................. 21.8 ............................. 2004-055. Dina Kangas ............................. 21.5 ............................. 1988-89 FIELD GOALS FG SEASON1. Dina Kangas .............................. 389 ............................. 1990-912. Dina Kangas .............................. 352 ............................. 1989-903. Dina Kangas .............................. 298 ............................. 1988-894. Jheri Booker ............................... 265 ............................. 2009-105. Kate Madrinich .......................... 255 ............................. 2001-02FG ATTEMPTS FGA SEASON1. Dina Kangas .............................. 743 ............................. 1990-912. Dina Kangas .............................. 696 ............................. 1989-903. Jheri Booker ............................... 590 ............................. 2009-104. Dina Kangas .............................. 516 ............................. 1988-895. Carmen Kuntz ............................ 509 ............................. 1986-87FG PERCENTAGE FG% SEASON1. Lindsey Dietz ............................ 66.4 ............................. 2005-062. Julie Coughlin ........................... 65.5 ............................. 1991-923. Lindsey Dietz ............................. 63.3 ............................. 2002-034. Stacy Nelson ............................. 63.2 ............................. 1996-975. Stacy Nelson ............................. 63.1 ............................. 1998-993-PT FIELD GOALS 3FG SEASON1. Kelli Ritzer .................................. 101 ............................. 1990-912. Kelli Ritzer .................................... 94 ............................. 1989-903. Laura Hanson .............................. 89 ......................... 1999-20004. Kelli Ritzer .................................... 82 ............................. 1988-895. Laura Hanson .............................. 75 ............................. 2000-013-PT FG ATTEMPTS 3FGA SEASON1. Kelli Ritzer .................................. 293 ............................. 1990-912. Kelli Ritzer ................................. 242 ............................. 1989-903. Laura Hanson ............................ 237 ......................... 1999-20004. Courtney Doucette ..................... 223 ............................. 2011-125. Laura Hanson ............................ 213 ............................. 2000-01

TOP 5 SEASON PERFORMANCES3-PT FG PERCENTAGE 3FG% SEASON1. Sara Belanger ........................... 47.4 ............................. 1992-932. Sara Belanger ........................... 47.0 ............................. 1995-963. Chris Dillavou ............................ 46.5 ............................. 1995-964. Chris Dillavou ............................ 45.5 ............................. 1996-975. Stacy Sievers ............................ 45.3 ............................. 1993-94FREE THROWS FT SEASON1. Lindsey Dietz .............................. 184 ............................. 2004-052. Dina Kangas .............................. 152 ............................. 1990-913. Dina Kangas .............................. 151 ............................. 1989-904. Kate Madrinich .......................... 140 ............................. 2001-025. Lindsey Dietz .............................. 134 ............................. 2002-03FT ATTEMPTS FTA SEASON1. Lindsey Dietz .............................. 238 ............................. 2004-052. Dina Kangas .............................. 231 ............................. 1990-913. Dina Kangas .............................. 202 ............................. 1989-904. Kate Madrinich .......................... 190 ............................. 2001-025. Sue Fiero ................................... 172 ......................... 1999-2000FT PERCENTAGE FT% SEASON1. Lori Ogren ................................. 95.6 ............................. 1981-822. Julie Coughlin ........................... 90.8 ............................. 1992-933. Julie Coughlin ........................... 89.6 ............................. 1991-924. Sara Belanger ........................... 87.8 ............................. 1993-945. Sara Belanger ........................... 87.7 ............................. 1995-96REBOUNDS REB SEASON1. Dina Kangas .............................. 424 ............................. 1989-902. Dina Kangas .............................. 407 ............................. 1990-913. Carmen Kuntz ............................ 371 ............................. 1986-874. Dina Kangas .............................. 328 ............................. 1988-895. Jayne Mackley ............................ 290 ............................. 1978-79ASSISTS AST SEASON1. Denise Holm .............................. 291 ............................. 1988-892. Denise Holm .............................. 222 ............................. 1987-883. Susan Anderson ......................... 216 ............................. 2000-014. Denise Holm .............................. 211 ............................. 1986-875. Kristi Duncan ............................. 185 ............................. 1993-94STEALS STL SEASON1. Susan Anderson ........................... 99 ............................. 2000-011. Jheri Booker ................................. 99 ............................. 2008-093. Jheri Booker ................................. 96 ............................. 2009-104. Denise Holm ................................ 94 ............................. 1986-875. Dina Kangas ................................ 92 ............................. 1990-91

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POINTS1. Dina Kangas (1987-91) ............... 2,8102. Lindsey Dietz (2002-06) ............... 2,1143. Kelli Ritzer (1987-91) ................... 1,8874. Kate Madrinich (1998-2002) ....... 1,7705. Kim Toewe (1999-2003) ............... 1,6106. Katrina Newman (2010-14) .......... 1,5157. Sara Belanger (1992-96) ............. 1,4608. Stacy Nelson (1996-99) ............... 1,2959. Jayne Mackley (1977-81) ............. 1,29210. Carmen Kuntz (1983-87) ............. 1,28111. Jodi Ierino (1992-96) ................... 1,24512. Katie Winkelman (2003-07) ......... 1,24413. Sue Fiero (1996-2000) ................ 1,24314. Kelsey Hewitt (2007-11)............... 1,22515. Mary Barker (1998-2002) ............ 1,16416. Terri Nord (1975-79) .................... 1,11017. Laura Hanson (1997-2001) ........ 1,08018. Jheri Booker (2008-10) ................ 1,06719. Sharon Meyer (1977-81) .............. 1,05120. Amy Erickson (1989-90) ................. 99821. Tanysha Scott (2001-05) ................. 99322. Amy Jaeger (1981-85)..................... 98123. Heather Nelson (1979-83) .............. 93324. Beth McCleary (1977-81) ............... 90125. Sue Sajevic (1979-83) .................... 89026. Christy Roberts (1994-98) ............... 87527. Julie Coughlin (1989-93) ................. 85228. Mary Zgonc (1985-89) .................... 82929. Courtney Doucette (2009-13).......... 81030. Cris Beal (1982-86) ........................ 809

SCORING AVERAGE1. Dina Kangas (1987-91) ................. 22.72. Lindsey Dietz (2002-06) ................. 20.33. Jheri Booker (2007-11) .................. 18.14. Stacy Nelson (1996-99) ................. 15.45. Kelli Ritzer (1987-91) ..................... 14.7

FIELD GOALS1. Dina Kangas (1987-91) ............... 1,1702. Lindsey Dietz (2002-06) .................. 7413. Kate Madrinich (1998-02) ............... 6894. Kelli Ritzer (1987-91) ...................... 6735. Kim Toewe (1999-03) ...................... 647

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. Dina Kangas (1987-91) ............... 2,2072. Kelli Ritzer (1987-91) ................... 1,6263. Kate Madrinich (1998-02) ............ 1,3824. Kim Toewe (1999-03) ................... 1,3435. Carmen Kuntz (1983-87) ............. 1,301

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. Stacy Nelson (1996-99) ................. .6102. Julie Coughlin (1989-93) ................ .6053. Lindsey Dietz (2002-06) ................. .6024. Jodi Ierino (1992-96) ..................... .5735. Dina Kangas (1987-91) ................. .530

3PT FIELD GOALS1. Kelli Ritzer (1987-91) ...................... 3252. Laura Hanson (1997-01) ................. 2653. Mary Barker (1998-02) ................... 1854. Jaime Bell (1998-02) ...................... 1335. Katie Pavlich (2000-04) .................. 113

3PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. Kelli Ritzer (1987-91) ...................... 8522. Laura Hanson (1997-2001) ............ 7623. Mary Barker (1998-02) ................... 5224. Jaime Bell (1998-02) ...................... 3965. Courtney Doucette (2009-) .............. 361

FREE THROWS1. Lindsey Dietz (2002-06) ................. 5782. Dina Kangas (1987-91) ................. 4453. Kate Madrinich (1998-02) ............... 3494. Sue Fiero (1996-00) ....................... 3365. Sara Belanger (1992-96) ................ 302

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1. Lindsey Dietz (2002-06) .................. 7212. Dina Kangas (1987-91) .................. 6613. Kate Madrinich (1998-02) ............... 4864. Sue Fiero (1996-00) ..................... 4515. Kim Toewe (1999-03) ...................... 412

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1. Julie Coughlin (1989-93) ................ .8522. Sara Belanger (1992-96) ............... .8443. Jennifer Koll (1987-91) .................. .8334. Lindsey Dietz (2002-06) ................. .8025. Christy Roberts (1994-98) .............. .762

REBOUNDS1. Dina Kangas (1987-91) ............... 1,3202. Jayne Mackley (1977-81) ................ 9683. Carmen Kuntz (1983-87) ................ 9404. Amy Jaeger (1981-85)..................... 9075. Kim Toewe (1999-03) ...................... 905

ASSISTS1. Denise Holm (1985-89) .................. 8132. Susan Anderson (1997-2001) ......... 6703. Sara Belanger (1992-96) ............... 4854. Amy Erickson (1989-93) ................. 4575. Sue Fiero (1996-00) ....................... 428

STEALS1. Susan Anderson (1997-01) ............. 3312. Dina Kangas (1987-91) .................. 2743. Denise Holm (1985-89) .................. 2604. Sara Belanger (1992-96) ................ 2385. Kristi Duncan (1991-95) ................. 229

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ABjorna Amundsen (Duluth, Minn.) ............1997-99

Heather Anderson (Brainerd, Minn.) ......... 1993-97

Julie Anderson (Mequon, Wis.) .................1996-00

Sue Anderson (Duluth, Minn.) ..................1985-86

Susan Anderson (Kenosha, Wis.) ..............1997-01

Sara Atkinson (Rochester, Minn.)..............1994-96

Justine Axtell (Barnum, Minn.) ..................2003-07

BVicki Bahr (International Falls, Minn.) .......1986-87

Mary Barker (Wisconsin Dells, Wis.) .........1998-02

Cris Beal (Cannon Falls, Minn.) ................1982-86

Sara Belanger (Elk River, Minn.) ...............1992-96

Jaime Bell (Kasson, Minn.) .......................1998-01

Jessica Berglund (Oakdale, Minn.) ...........2000-04

Jo Jo Biondich (Eveleth, Minn.) .................1999-02

Alissa Black (Fairfax, Minn.) .....................2002-06

Linda Blackmore (St. Joseph, Minn.) ........1979-80

Lisa Bogatzki (Bertha, Minn.) ....................1985-89

Jheri Booker (Summerville, Ga.) ...............2008-10

Mindy Boorman (Stillwater, Minn.) ..........1983-87

Judy Bornholdt (Princeton, Minn.).............1989-90

Nicoshia Boulton (Milwaukee, Wis.) ..........1996-98

Julie Bradt (West Bend, Wis.) ...................2000-04

Leslie Bramwell (Danbury, Wis.)................1980-82

Tammy Brosz (Tyler, Minn.) .......................1991-93

Brenda Brozik (White Bear Lake, Minn.) ....1987-89

Ann Bylkas (Grand Rapids, Minn.) ............1984-85

CNancy Carr (Mauston, Wis.) .....................1975-76

Brooke Chaffee (Hinkley, Minn.) ................2004-06

Julie Collman (Cromwell, Minn.) ...............1986-87

Julie Coughlin (Albert Lea, Minn.) .............1989-93

Lori Coughlin (Albert Lea, Minn.) ..............1991-92

Katie Cross (Hutchinson, Minn.) ...............2004-05

DDeb Daniels (Plymouth, Minn.) .................1981-82

Lindsey Dietz (Elk River, Minn.) .................2002-06

Chris Dillavou (Southland, Minn.) .............1995-97

Deb Doble (Cambridge, Minn.) .................1978-81

Sue Doherty (Moose Lake, Minn.) ............1981-82

Ruth Dorn (Pierz, Minn.) ...........................1987-89

Heather Doty (Duluth, Minn.) ....................1997-98

Courtney Doucette (Colfax, Wis.) ..............2009-13

Kristi Duncan (Duluth, Minn.) ...................1991-95

EBarb Elnes (Proctor, Minn.).......................1980-82

Jill Emery (Stanton, Minn.) .......................1983-87

Amy Erickson (International Falls, Minn.) ..1989-93

Ann Erickson (International Falls, Minn.) ...1989-93

Katie Evans (Plymouth, Wis.) ....................1997-98

Jordanne Even (Detroit Lakes, Minn.) ........2006-10

Sherri Evenson (Braham, Minn.) ...............1974-76

FRita Fairbanks (Brainerd, Minn.) ...............1974-75

Sue Fiero (Goodhue, Minn) ......................1996-00

Sarah Foulkes (St. Louis Park, Minn.) .......1991-93

Teri Foy (St. Cloud, Minn.) .........................1982-84

Cindy Frayseth (Crystal, Minn.) .................1978-82

Katy Freeman (Duluth, Minn.) ...................2006-08

Carolyn Frisk (Stillwater, Minn.) ................1988-92

GMary Galligan (Ashland, Wis.) ..................1979-81

Elyse Garcia (Stockton, Calif.) ..................2007-08

Lydia Garubanda (St. Paul, Minn.) ............2004-05

Haley Guetter (Sartell, Minn.) ...................2012-13

Janet Guidinger (Milwaukee, Wis.) ............1989-93

Carol Gulon (Eveleth, Minn.) .....................1979-81

H-IKatie Haas (Oakdale, Minn.) ....................2007-11

Julie Habert (Duluth, Minn.) .....................1981-85

Sarah Halsey (Anoka, Minn.) ....................1983-86

Rhonda Halunen (Virigina, Minn.) .............1983-85

Mary Hannula (Eveleth, Minn.) .................1985-89

Diane Hansen (Deerwood, Minn.) .............1975-76

Wendy Hansen (Arden Hills, Minn.)...........1991-96

Katie Hanson (Hayward, Wis.) ..................1993-94

Laura Hanson (Hermantown, Minn.) .........1997-01

Kay Happke (Pierz, Minn.) ........................1987-89

Jacquie Hartman (St. Cloud, Minn.) ..........2005-09

Julie Hay (Duluth, Minn.) ..........................1982-86

Katy Hertel (Hastings, Minn.) ...................1998- 02

Kelsey Hewitt (Chippewa Falls, Wis.) .........2007-11

JoAnn Hilmas (Virginia, Minn.) ..................1974-75

Daawn Hocevar (Duluth, Minn.) ................1989-90

Denise Holm (Duluth, Minn.) ....................1985-89

Natalie Hopkins (St. Louis Park, Minn.) .....2002-04

Rachel Howard (Spring Valley, Minn.) ........1983-85

Amber Hughes (Lake Crystal, Minn.) .........2005-08

Jodi Ierino (Duluth, Minn.) ........................1992-96

JKeri Jackson (Little Falls, Minn.) ...............1990-91

Char Jakubek (Duluth, Minn.) ...................1993-97

Amy Jaeger (Coon Rapids, Minn.) .............1981-85

Jennifer Joesting (Forest Lake, Minn.) .......1991-92

Steph Johnson (St. Louis Park, Minn.) ......1994-95

Kari Jutila (LeSueur, Minn.) ......................1975-76

KDina Kangas (Pine River, Minn.) ...............1987-91

Sheila Kampen (Waseca, Minn.) ..............1982-83

Kellie Kavanagh (Rosemount, Minn.) ........2004-07

Laurelyn Keener (Duluth, Minn.) ...............2001-05

Kim Klescewski (Champlin, Minn.) ............1981-82

Jennifer Koll (Motley, Minn.) .....................1987-91

Heidi Korstad (Braham, Minn.) .................1974-75

Brenda Kuczmarski (Rhinelander, Wis.) ....1983-86

Janine Kuklis (Esko, Minn.).......................2003-05

Carmen Kuntz (Owatonna, Minn.) .............1983-87

Mabel Kunz (Duluth, Minn.) ......................1974-76

Kolette Kytonen (Blaine, Minn.) ................1993-97

LLaura Lackner (Chisholm, Minn.) ..............1984-86

Shannon LaCount (Hoyt Lakes, Minn.) ......1992-93

Pamela Lindberg (Fosston, Minn.) ............1974-76

Megan Lueck (Winona, Minn.) ..................2010-13

Amy Lulich (Ashland, Wis.) .......................2002-06

MJayne Mackley (Hibbing, Minn.) ................1977-81

Kate Madrinich (Hibbing, Minn.) ...............1998-02

Tammy Manly (Potomac, Mo.) ..................1977-78

Tasha Martin (Lakeville, Minn.) ................2001- 05

Sarah Matson (Superior, Wis.) ..................1996-98

Mindy Mattson (Virginia, Minn.) ................1979-80

Sherri Mattson (Braham, Minn.) ...............1974-75

Monica Mayry (Chippwea Falls, Wis.) ........2006-10

Beth McCleary (Aitkin, Minn.) ...................1977-81

Judy McDonald (Burnsville, Minn.) ...........1982-84

Kelly Meadows (White Bear Lake, Minn.) ..1995-97

Sharon Meyer (Duluth, Minn.) ...................1977-81

Kris Mielke (Monticello, Minn.) .................1993-97

Lindsay Miller (Wausau, Wis.) ...................2008-11

Megan Moga (Lake Holcombe, Wis.).........1995-96

Mary Monsass (Duluth, Minn.) .................1979-80

Lisa Muehlbauer (Monticello, Minn.) ........1983-87

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NKrissy Nelson (Duluth, Minn.) ............................................................1988-92

Heather Nelson (Iron, Minn.) .............................................................1979-83

Stacy Nelson (Two Harbors, Minn.) ....................................................1996-99

Carolyn Neumann (Milwaukee, Wis.) .................................................1985-86

Katrina Newman (Barnum, Minn.) .....................................................2010-14

Terri Nord (Crosby, Minn.) ..................................................................1975-79

OKari Obma (Fond du Lac, Wis.) ..........................................................2000-01

Lori Ogren (Port Wing, Wis.) ...............................................1981-84, 1985-86

Megan O’Hern (North Branch, Minn.) .................................................2002-06

Ella Olson (Roberts, Wis.) ..................................................................2007-11

Karen Olson (Duluth, Minn.) ..............................................................1984-85

Venessa Ostergaard (Apple Valley, Minn.) ..........................................2006-09

PBetsy Pachal (Wausau, Wis.) .............................................................1994-98

Kirsten Pattison (Fargo, N.D.) .............................................................2007-08

Alissa Pauly (Shakopee, Minn.) .........................................................2004-08

Katie Pavlich (Cloquet, Minn.) ...........................................................2000-04

Bambi Pederson (Duluth, Minn.) .......................................................1980-81

Gina Perich (Esko, Minn.) ..................................................................1996-98

Barb Peterson (Buffalo, Minn.) ..........................................................1974-76

Sue Peterson (Stillwater, Minn.).........................................................1985-89

Renee Pilbeam (Rhinelander, Wis.) ....................................................2001-05

Gretchen Pinz (Isle, Minn.) ................................................................1974-75

Karol Podpeskar (Gilbert, Minn.) ........................................................1980-82

Jennifer Posch (Northfield, Minn.) ......................................................1992-95

Q-RMary Quade (Duluth, Minn.) ..............................................................1982-84

Emily Rademacher (Elk River, Minn.) .................................................1991-95

Khaimook Regan (Edina, Minn.) ........................................................1986-89

Jenna Reinenmann (Duluth, Minn.) ...................................................2005-09

Stephanie Reiter (Blaine, Minn.)........................................................2004-09

Kelli Ritzer (Stillwater, Minn.) .............................................................1987-91

Christy Robertsy (Peshtigo, Wis.) .......................................................1994-98

Carrie Roline (Anoka, Minn.) .............................................................2009-11

Cathy Rose (Duluth, Minn.) ...............................................................1981-84

Diane Ruhl (Hopkins, Minn.) .............................................................1982-83

Sandy Ruohoniemi (Floodwood, Minn.) .............................................1974-75

Hannah Rutten (New York Mills, Minn.) ..............................................2010-14

SSue Sajevic (St. Paul, Minn.) .............................................................1979-83

Josephine Salmon (London, England)................................................2010-14

Kate Salzsieder (Oshkosh, Wis.) ........................................................1997-01

Megna Schaller (Houghton, Mich.) ....................................................1999-01

Brooke Schober (Annandale, Minn.) ..................................................1998-00

Tanysha Scott (Minneapolis, Minn.) ...................................................2001-05

Karyn Shold (International Falls, Minn.) .............................................1991-94

Kris Sheldon (Rhinelander, Wis.) .......................................................1974-76

Stacy Sievers (Rochester, Minn.) .......................................................1992-94

Sandy Slade (Solon Springs, Wis.) ....................................................1982-83

Rachel Smetanka (Billings, Mont.) ....................................................1993-94

Kylee Smith (Cromwell, Minn.)...........................................................2007-11

Sheila Smith (Duluth, Minn.) .............................................................1989-90

Julie Solien (Aitkin, Minn.) .................................................................1974-76

Kelsey Sorenson (Stanchfield, Minn.) ................................................2012-13

Shelly Stemper (Becker, Minn.) .........................................................2008-12

Lauri Stenberg (Howard Lake, Minn.) .................................................1989-91

Sarah Stephenson (Duluth, Minn.) ....................................................1975-76

Eva Storm (Larium, Mich.) .................................................................1999-01

LuAnn Sundin (Duluth, Minn.) ...........................................................1975-76

Sadie Suomala (Buhl, Minn.) ............................................................1994-97

Kaiya Sygulla (Lakeville, Minn.) .........................................................2009-13

Laura Sylvester (Alborn, Minn.) ..........................................................2001-05

TMicky Tierney (St. Paul, Minn.) ...........................................................1975-76

Kim Toewe (Cohasset, Minn.) .............................................................1999-03

Kelley Tralle (St. Louis Park, Minn.) ....................................................1989-93

Jackie Trudell (Duluth, Minn.) ............................................................1980-82

U-ZConnie Ulander (Maple Plain, Minn.) .................................................1976-77

Robbie Vanderwall (Albert Lea, Minn.) ...............................................1984-85

Emma Van Winkle (Des Monies, Iowa) ...............................................2008-12

Kim Wagers (Moose Lake, Minn.) .......................................................2004-08

Lindsay Walter (Slinger, Wis.) .............................................................2009-13

Candy Wegerson (Duluth, Minn.)........................................................1974-75

Abbie Whitney (Sartel, Minn.) ............................................................2012-13

Lisa Wickley (Hancock, Mich.) ...........................................................1988-91

Katie Winkelman (Morris, Minn.)........................................................2003-07

Sara Woepse (Sheboygan, Wis.) ........................................................1997-98

Jen Wright (Duluth, Minn.) .................................................................1982-83

Sue Wurl (Duluth, Minn.) ...................................................................1976-80

Mary Zgonc (Chisholm, Minn.) ...........................................................1985-89

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