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SEPT. 27 & OCT. 1, 2011 • 7 & 8 P.M.HERB PARKER STADIUM

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RANKINGSMINOT STATEUNIVERSITY

(3-4, 0-0 DII Ind.)

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NSCAA National RankingsDivision II - September 26, 2011

Rk School Prev. W-L-T1 Florida Tech 1 5 - 0 - 02 California (Pa.) 4 4 - 0 - 03 Quincy (Ill.) 6 6 - 0 - 04 UC San Diego 5 4 - 0 - 25 Bridgeport (Conn.) 7 5 - 0 - 06 Metro State (Colo.) 11 6 - 0 - 07 Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 8 5 - 0 - 18 Abilene Christian (Texas) 12 5 - 0 - 19 Saint Rose (N.Y.) 9 6 - 0 - 110 Colorado Mines 20 6 - 0 - 011 Rollins (Fla.) 16 4 - 0 - 112 West Chester (Pa.) 10 4 - 0 - 213 Cal State Stanislaus 23 4 - 0 - 214 Grand Valley State (Mich.) 19 3 - 0 - 215 Central Missouri 25 5 - 1 - 016 North Georgia NR 5 - 0 - 017 Merrimack (Mass.) 18 6 - 0 - 018 Fort Lewis (Colo.) 3 5 - 0 - 119 St. Edward’s (Texas) 2 5 - 1 - 020 Saint Leo (Fla.) NR 6 - 0 - 021 Seattle Pacific (Wash.) RV 4 - 1 - 022 Bellarmine (Ky.) RV 5 - 0 - 123 North Carolina-Pembroke 15 5 - 1 - 124 Edinboro (Pa.) 17 5 - 1 - 025 Southern Connecticut State RV 6 - 0 - 0Also receiving votes: Indiana (Pa.), Nova Southeastern (Fla.), Cal Poly Pomona, Minnesota State, Northern Ken-tucky, Columbus State (Ga.), Midwestern State (Texas)

NCAA Rankings Regional Women CentralDivision II 4th Poll - September 26, 2011

Rk School W-L-T1 Metro State (Colo.) 6 - 0 - 01 Colorado Mines 6 - 0 - 03 Fort Lewis (Colo.) 5 - 0 - 14 Minnesota State-Mankato 4 - 1 - 15 University of Mary 4 - 2 - 06 Colorado-Colorado Springs 3 - 1 - 06 Winona State (Minn.) 3 - 2 - 18 Colorado State-Pueblo 3 - 2 - 08 Regis (Colo.) 3 - 3 - 010 MSU Moorhead 5 - 0 - 1

QUICK FACTS Name: ................................................. Minot State UniversityLocation: ............................................................. Minot, N.D.Founded/Enrollment: ......................................... 1913/3,442Affiliation/Conference: .............. NCAA DII/IndependentNickname: ................................................................... BeaversSchool Colors: .................................................. Red & GreenHome Field: ........................................ Herb Parker StadiumPresident: ..................................................... Dr. David FullerAthletic Director: ........................................... Rick HedbergAthletic Phone: ............................................... (701) 858-3051SPORTS INFORMATION Director: ......................................................... Michael LinnellSID Phone: .................................................... (701) 858-3681SID Fax: ........................................................... (701) 858-3136E-mail: .............................. michael.linnell@minotstateu.eduAthletic Website: .............................. www.msubeavers.comTHE BEAVERS 2011 Record: .............................................................. 3-4 (0-0) Total Goals Scored: ............................................................... 7Total Goals Allowed: ............................................................ 8 Total Shots: .......................................................................... 74Total Shots on Goal: ........................................................... 35 Total Shots Allowed: ........................................................... 82 Total Shots on Goal Allowed: ........................................... 39Goals Leader: ........................................ 2 (Two tied at two) Assists Leader: ....................................... 2 (Chantal Paradis) Shots Leader: ............................................. 15 (Jamie Council) Saves Leader: .................................... 35 (Ashley Barzcewski) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: ........................................................ Jason Spain Record at MSU: .................................. 12-11-3 (2nd Season) Career Record: ........................................................... 12-11-3Career vs. BSC: .............................................................. 0-0-0Career vs. RMC: ……………………..…………… 0-2-0Assistant Coaches: ........................................... Sam Holmes, ................................................... Aaron Dailey, Craig Golding Ones to watch: ............ Sidney Bockoven, Taylor Carlstrom

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BISMARCK STATE

COLLEGE(1-8, 1-7 Mon-Dak)

QUICK FACTS Name: ................................................ Bismarck State CollegeLocation: ........................................................ Bismarck, N.D. Founded/Enrollment: ......................................... 1939/4,020Affiliation/Conference: ......................... NJCAA/Mon-DakNickname: ................................................................... MysticsSchool Colors: ............................................... Green & WhiteHome Field: ............................. Bismarck Community BowlPresident: ............................................... Dr. Larry C. Skogen Athletic Director: ............................................ Buster GillissAthletic Phone: ............................................. (701) 224-5512SPORTS INFORMATION Administrative Assistant: .................................. Dee BertschSID Phone: .................................................... (701)224-5480 SID Fax: ........................................................... (701)224-5555E-mail: ................................ dee.bertsch@bismarckstate.edu Athletic Website: .................................. www.bsc.nodak.eduTHE MYSTICS 2011 Record: ......................................................... 1-8-0 (1-7-0) Total Goals Scored: ............................................................. 4Total Goals Allowed: ........................................................... 44Total Shots: .......................................................................... N/A Total Shots on Goal: .......................................................... N/A Total Shots Allowed: ......................................................... N/A Total Shots on Goal Allowed: ............................................ 196Goals Leader: ......................................... 2 (Monica Rustvang) Assists Leader: ........................................... 1 (Four tied at one) Shots Leader: ......................................................... N/A (N/A) Saves Leader: ............................................ 152 (Allison Malm) COACHING STAFF Head Coach/Soccer Coordinator: .................... Mel FischerHead Coach: ........................................................ Jason HuberRecord at BSC: ....................................................... N/A (N/A) Career Record: .................................................................. N/A Career vs. MSU: ................................................................ 0-1-0Assistant Coaches: ................. Ryan Okerson, Amber ZahnOnes to watch: ................. Monica Rustvang, Allison Malm

ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE

(5-5, 1-1 Frontier)

QUICK FACTS Name: ............................................... Rocky Mountain CollegeLocation: .......................................................... Billings, Mont. Founded/Enrollment: ............................................. 1878/884Affiliation/Conference: ................................ NAIA/FrontierNickname: ........................................................... Battlin’ BearsSchool Colors: .................................................. Green & GoldHome Field: ....................................................... Wendy’s FieldPresident: .......................................................... Michael Mace Athletic Director: ............................................. Bobby BeersAthletic Phone: ............................................. (406) 657-1124 SPORTS INFORMATION Director: ................................................................. Austin Tait SID Phone: ...................................................... (406)657-1001 SID Fax: ............................................................ (406)657-1185E-mail: ............................................................ taita@rocky.eduAthletic Website: ........................... www.rocky.edu/athleticsTHE BATTLIN’ BEARS 2011 Record: .......................................................... 5-5-0 (1-1)Total Goals Scored: ............................................................. 29Total Goals Allowed: ........................................................... 15 Total Shots: ........................................................................ 175Total Shots on Goal: ........................................................... 69Total Shots Allowed: .......................................................... 109 Total Shots on Goal Allowed: ......................................... 55Goals Leader: .......................................... 6 (Two tied at six) Assists Leader: ..................................... 2 (Three tied at two) Shots Leader: ................................... 38 (Kirsty Montignani) Saves Leader: ...................................... 37 (Malin Johansson) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: .................................................. Richard DuffyRecord at RMC: ................................... 83-69-6 (10th Season) Career Record: ............................................................. 83-69-6Career vs. MSU: ................................................................ 2-0-0Assistant Coaches: ................. Jared Dickerson, Kevin LuseOnes to watch: ............... Kirsty Montignani, Lauren Brophy

MINOT STATE SOCCER 2011

Fischer Rustvang Malm Duffy Montignani Brophy

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TRADITION IN TRANSITION: Minot State is in its third season of a four-year transition from NAIA to NCAA Division II. MSU advanced to Year Three Provisional status in July and is expected to complete the transition in July 2012. Minot State was selected to join the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference in 2012-13.

RECORDS: MSU enters the week’s play at 3-4-0 overall. Bismarck State is 1-8 overall and 1-7 in Mon-Dak play, while Rocky Mountain College is 5-5 overall and 1-1 in the Frontier Conference

COACHES CORNER: Minot State’s head coach Jason Spain is in his second season after starting the MSU women’s soccer pro-gram last season. He is 12-11-3 overall. Mel Fishcher is the head coach at BSC. Richard Duffy is in his 10th season at the helm of RMC’s women’s team and has an 83-69-6 record.

FOLLOW THE BEAVERS: The game will have live video broadcast on the Minot State UStream channel at (www.ustream.tv/channel/minotstatebeavers). The game also will have live stats that can be accessed at (www.msubeavers.com).

RANKINGS: None of the three teams were ranked in their respective national or regional polls.

RECENT HISTORY: MSU lost two more close matches as they fell 2-0 to the University of Mary and 1-0 to Augustana College last week. The Mystics got their first win of the season, knocking off Dakota County Technical College 2-1 on Saturday. RMC defeated the College of Idaho 4-2 to extend its winning streak four games.

OVERALL SERIES: Minot State and Bismarck State have not played a regular season contest in soccer. The Battlin’ Bears have a 2-0 lead on MSU in the series as they swept a pair of meeting in MSU’s inaugural season.

NOTING THE MYSTICS: Bismarck State College has allowed 44 goals in nine games and a huge amount of shots. The Mystics have given up 196 shots so far this season… Allison Malm has been as busy as anybody as the BSC goalkeeper, turning away 152 shots so far… Monica Rustvang has scored two of the four Mystics’ goals… Of the 13 players on the Mystics roster, 10 are from either Bismarck, N.D. or Mandan, N.D.

NOTING THE BATTLIN’ BEARS: Rocky Mountain College has not lost since a 1-0 defeat at Montana State-Billings Sept. 9. During the streak, the Battlin’ Bears have outscored their opponents 22-5… While RMC is .500 overall, the Bears have outscored their opponents 29-15 and outshot teams 175-109… Kristy Montignani and Lauren Brophy have each scored six goals so far this season.

BIG THREE: Minot State’s Jamie Council (So., F, Atascadero, Calif.), Zoe Fisher (Fr., CM, Cambridgeshire, England) and Shan-non Walsh (Jr., Mid, Minot, N.D.) have taken 39 of the team’s 74 shots this season. Council leads the team with 15 total shots. The trio is also 1-2-3 in shots on goal with Council leading that category as well with 10 so far this season.

UNFAMILIAR TERRITORY: Minot State has never lost four straight matches in its brief history. The Beavers had two two-game losing streaks last year. The Beavers had only one home loss in its history until this season, but has dropped four of five home matches so far.

EVEN KEEL: Minot State and its opponents have nearly identical statistics over the first seven matches. Minot State has been outscored by just one goal and is even in the first half and second half. MSU’s opponents have a 1-0 lead in overtime. The Beavers have taken just eight fewer shots total and MSU has just two fewer shots on goal. The corner kicks and fouls are close as well as MSU’s opponents hold a 2017 lead in corners and the Beavers have committed five more fouls in seven matches.

JUST GET ONE: The Beavers were shut out twice by Rocky Mountain College last season in the only two meetings between the programs. However, MSU was outscored just 2-0, losing both 1-0. After Friday’s 1-0 loss to Augustana, MSU has been beaten four times by a 1-0 score, twice to the Battlin’ Bears.

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ROSTERSMINOT STATENo. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown High School/Previous School00 Ashley Barzcewski G 5-8 Jr. O’Fallon, Mo. Fort Zumwalt North/Saint Charles CC0 Kayla Powers G 5-7 Fr. Portland, Ore. Woodrow Wilson High School 1 Marie Torres G 5-11 Sr. San Bruno, Calif. Burlingame High School/Skyline CC2 Taylor Bachman-Williams F 5-9 Fr. Minot, N.D. Minot High School 3 Lexy Kidd Mid 5-2 Sr. Sutter, Calif. Sutter High School/Yuba College4 L’Tanya Flythe F 5-5 Fr. Minot, N.D. Minot High School 5 Shannon Walsh Mid 5-6 Jr. Minot, N.D. Minot High School/Jamestown College6 Gabrielle Silva F 5-8 Fr. Fallon, Nev. Churchill County High School 7 Tara McPartland F 5-6 Sr. Sandy, Utah Hillcrest/BYU-Hawaii8 Brittany Hunt Mid 5-7 Jr. Bakersfield, Calif. Foothill High School/Bakersfield College9 Tatyanny Griffiths F 5-6 So. Dallas, Texas Hebron High School 10 Zoe Fisher CM 5-6 Fr. Cambridgeshire, England St. Ivo School/Kingston College11 Haley Lolmaugh D 6-0 Fr. Acton, Calif. Serrano High School 12 Marianna Danna D 5-6 Sr. Sutter, Calif. Sutter Union High School/Yuba College13 Jamie Council F 5-11 So. Atascadero, Calif. Atascadero H.S./Cal State San Bernardino14 Taylor Carlstrom Mid 5-6 So. Portland, Ore. Central Catholic High School 15 Chantal Paradis D 5-9 Fr. Battle Ground, Wash. Prairie High School 16 Monique Thomas D 5-8 Jr. San Bernardino, Calif. Cajon H.S./San Bernardino Valley College17 Jamie MacFarlane F 5-8 So. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Centennial Collegiate 19 Taylor Rutherford Mid 5-9 Fr. Decatur, Ala. Decatur High School 20 Nicole Matsumoto Mid 5-3 So. Fresno, Calif. Clovis West High School 21 Emilie Rebelo F 5-7 Fr. Sacramento, Calif. Natomas High School 22 Paige Amend D 5-9 So. Keizer, Ore. McNary High School 23 Nicole Love D 5-5 RFr. Minot, N.D. Minot High School24 Sidney Bockoven Mid 5-4 So. Elk Grove, Calif. Elk Grove High SchoolHead coach: Jason Spain.Assistant coaches: Aaron Daley, Craig Golding, Sam Holmes.

BISMARCK STATE COLLEGENo. Name Pos. Yr. Hometown

5 Brigitte Lantz Fr. D Mandan, N.D.

7 Nicole Fisher Fr. M Mandan, N.D.

10 Katrina Chord So. D Edgemont, S.D.

12 Kelsie Ganyo So. M Bismarck, N.D.

13 Shaylee Meyer So. D Bismarck, N.D.

14 Mallory Neu So. GK Bismarck, N.D.

16 Caitlin Davies So. M/S Plymouth, Minn.

17 Sara Durkee Fr. M Bismarck, N.D.

21 Hilari Dittus Fr. D Mandan, N.D.

22 Kelah Peterson Fr. S Bismarck, N.D.

23 Lacey Brilz So. D Bismarck, N.D.

25 Monica Rustvang Fr. M Grand Forks, N.D.

26 Allison malm Fr. GK Bismarck, N.D.

Head coach: Mel Fischer,

Assistant coaches: Jason Huber, Amber Zahn, Ryan Okerson

ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGENo. Name Yr. Pos. Hometown0 Shauna Ketcham Jr. GK Livermore, Calif. 00 Malin Johansson So. GK Henan, Sweden 1 Jacie Morrison Fr. GK Polson, Mont. 2 Heather Lansdown Jr. MID Calgary, Canada 3 Jamee Robbins Jr. DID Oakley, Calif.4 Jaelene Zygmond Fr. FWD Billings, Mont.5 Sydney Galletti So. MID Livermore, Calif. 6 Amelia Whaley So. DEF Loveland, Colo 7 Dominique Haskell R-Fr. MID Oakland, Calif. 8 Sarah Snoozy Fr. FWD Billings, Mont.9 Kirsty Montignani Jr. MID Dunfermline, Scotland 10 Chloe Pennisi Sr. MID Livermore, Calif. 11 Laurene Luis Jr. FWD Antioch, Calif. 12 Josie Kautsky Fr. DEF Billings, Mont. 14 Ambri Stein Fr. DEF Billings, Mont. 15 Danielle Wilcox So. DEF Livermore, Calif. 16 Lindsey Harris Fr. DEF Laurel, Mont. 17 Kendal Borgeson Jr. MID Dublin, Calif. 18 Lauren Brophy Jr. FWD Helena, Mont. 20 Kathleen Allen R-Jr. MID Livermore, Calif. 21 Morgan Bowe Sr. FWD Livermore, Calif. 22 Shelby Wallach Jr. DEF Antioch, Calif. 23 Samantha Houle Fr . FWD Acton, Calif.Head coach: Richard DuffyAssistant coaches: Jared Dickerson, Kevin Luse

MINOT STATE SOCCER 2011

coach spain at a glance

Team Affiliation Season RecordMinot State University Head Coach 2010 9-7-3Minot State University Head Coach 2011 3-4-0Total record as a head coach 12-11-3

2 N D S E A S O NCENTRAL CONNECTICUT S T.

Jason Spain was chosen to start the Minot State University women’s soccer program, beginning with the university’s inagural season in 2010.

He quickly solidified the new team as his MSU squad went 9-7-3 in its inagural season, advancing to the regional of the NAIA women’s soccer national playoffs.

Spain comes to Minot State after building Yuba College into a junior college powerhouse. Spain started the Yuba College soccer program in 1997, going 181-45-22 in 12 years with the women’s program and 51-17-19 in four seasons with the men’s team.

The Yuba College women’s program won seven Bay Valley Confer-ence titles, made at least the sweet sixteen level all 12 seasons and was the No. 1 ranked junior college in the nation after a 21-0-0 start in 2006. Spain coached 39 Academic All-Conference student ath-letes, 10 All-West selections and six All-Americans while at Yuba.

While his collegiate coaching numbers are impressive, they pale in comparison to his prep. Spain coached Sutter Union High School (Calif.) to a 229-29-29 record, winning 11 conference titles, seven section titles and set records in 2005 and 2007 for allowing zero goals during the season. He was named Appeal Democrat Varsity Girls Coach of the Year six times. Sutter Union set a California record of 97 straight wins, second longest in the nation.

Spain served as the Director of the Azzurri Soccer Club from 1999 until moving to North Dakota. During his time with Azzurri, the Girls Under 18 team was ranked as high as No. 3 in Northern California, the Girls Under 14 team won a State Cup and the Boys Under 16 and Girls Under 19 teams each went to the state finals.

Spain played soccer for Thomas Downey High School, Stockton United Soccer Club, Modesto Ajax Soccer Club, Modesto Junior College, Humboldt State University and Westminster College, where he earned All West Region honors in 1995.

He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in History/Education from Central Connecticut State in New Britain, Conn.

MINOT STATE HEAD COACH JASON SPAIN

CRAIG GOLDING 2ND SEASONASSISTANT COACH

SAM HOLMES 2ND SEASONASSISTANT COACH

AARON DALEY 2ND SEASONASSISTANT COACH

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By MICHAEL LINNELLMSU Sports Information

MINOT, N.D. — Minot State University junior Shan-non Walsh isn’t the biggest player on her team.

When it comes to physical play, however, Walsh doesn’t back down from anyone — even when it comes to the bigger, stronger NCAA Division II player the Beavers are matching up against this year.

“That’s probably the biggest difference between the NAIA and NCAA is there are bigger girls,” she said. “It makes it a little more difficult, but I try to encourage our team that they aren’t going to back down. You have to be physical if you want the ball.”

That tenacity has helped Walsh, a former Minot High School star, to be one of the top players on the MSU squad. She can be an offensive threat, as she has score a goal and is third on the team in shots taken, but it is the little things that makes her tough to defend.

“I don’t mind getting in there and fighting for the ball,” Walsh said.

Walsh didn’t start out at Minot State as there wasn’t a Minot State to start with as she graduated from MHS. While she had heard talk of the Beavers adding soccer, it was just talk. So she took her talents to Jamestown College for one season. After MSU added the program and hired coach Jason Spain, Walsh began to think about transferring.

“I played with Jason’s team over the summer and I knew the way he approached the game was something I would like,” she said. “I like him as a coach. He doesn’t like to lose.”

So Walsh became one of the Beavers’ first signings in its first season of existance. While she expected some bumps along the way, the team surprised her with a solid first year.

“Yeah, I didn’t know what to expect. I was surprised just how successful we were right away,” Walsh said. “We were better than I thought.”

Which makes the Beavers current four-match losing streak even tougher to handle for Walsh, who shares her

coach’s dislike for losing.“We have a lot of freshmen and are redshirting some

good players, so it has been a little tough this year,” she said. “We need to get some wins and get our confidense back.”

Being one of the few upperclassmen has allowed Walsh to come out of her shell a bit this year.

“I have tried to be a more vocal leader. Coach taold me I needed to be,” Walsh said. “You have to explain to the younger players that you have to work hard at this level. It isn’t just going to come to you.”

PLAYER PROFILE

Physical Walsh won’t back down

Minot State University junior Shannon Walsh outjumps a University of Mary player for a header during a match last week at Herb Park-er Stadium. Walsh has become one of MSU’s most physical and athletic players over the first two seasons.

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ASHLEY BARZCEWSKI00 • G • 5-8 • JR.O’FALLON, MO.

KAYLA POWERS0 • G • 5-7 • FR.PORTLAND, ORE.

MARIE TORRES1 • G • 5-11 • SR.SAN BRUNO, CALIF.

TAYLOR BACHMAN-WILLIAMS2 • F • 5-9 • FR.MINOT, N.D.

TATYANNY GRIFFITHS9 • F • 5-6 • SO.DALLAS, TEXAS

LEXI KIDD3 • MID • 5-2 • SR.SUTTER, CALIF.

TARA MCPARTLAND7 • F • 5-6 • SR.SANDY, UTAH

L’TANYA FLYTHE4 • F • 5-5 • FR.MINOT, N.D.

BRITTANY HUNT8 • MID • 5-7 • JR.BAKERSFIELD, CALIF.

SHANNON WALSH5 • MID • 5-6 • JR.MINOT, N.D.

GABRIELLE SIVLA6 • F • 5-8 • FR.FALLON, NEV.

ZOE FISHER10 • CM • 5-6 • FR.CAMBRIDGESHIRE, ENGLAND

MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY BEAVERS

HALEY LOLMAUGH11 • D • 6-0 • FR.ACTON, CALIF.

MARIANNA DANNA12 • D • 5-6 • SR.SUTTER, CALIF.

JAMIE COUNCIL13 • F • 5-11 • SO.ATASCADERO, CALIF.

TAYLOR CARLSTROM14 • MID • 5-6 • SO.PORTLAND, ORE.

CHANTEL PARADIS15 • D • 5-9 • FR.BATTLE GROUND, WASH.

MONIQUE THOMAS16 • D • 5-8 • JR.SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF.

JAMIE MACFARLANE17 • F • 5-8 • SO.SASKATOON, SASK.

TAYLOR RUTHERFORD19 • MID • 5-9 • FR.DECATUR, ALA.

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PAIGE AMEND22 • D • 5-9 • SO.KEIZER, ORE.

EMILIE REBELO21 • F • 5-7 • FR.SACRAMENTO, CALIF.

SIDNEY BOCKOVEN24 • MID • 5-4 • SO.ELK GROVE, CALIF.

NICOLE MATSUMOTO20 • MID • 5-3 • SO.FRESNO, CALIF.

NICOLE LOVE23 • D • 5-5 • R-FR.MINOT, N.D.

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minot state university soccerAUGUST20 University of Winnipeg (Exhibition) Minot, N.D. W 4-122 Bismarck State College (Exhibition) Bismarck, N.D. W 9-023 Northern State (Scrimmage) Minot, N.D. SEPTEMBER1 Colorado Mesa University San Bernardino, Calif. W 2-13 Academy of Art (Calif.) San Bernardino, Calif. W 2-09 Dordt College Minot, N.D. W 2-1 11 Bemidji State Minot, N.D. L 1-2 (OT)14 Minnesota Crookston Crookston, Minn. L 0-121 University of Mary Minot, N.D. L 0-223 Augustana College Minot, N.D. L 0-127 Bismarck State College Minot, N.D. 7 p.m.OCTOBER1 Rocky Mountain College (Mont.) Minot, N.D. 8 p.m.7 Rocky Mountain College (Mont.) Billings, Mont. 2 p.m.9 University of Great Falls (Mont.) Great Falls, Mont. 2 p.m.15 University of Sioux Falls Sioux Falls, S.D. 7:30 p.m.23 Bemidji State Bemidji, Minn. 1 p.m.26 Jamestown College Jamestown, N.D. 7 p.m.29 University of Great Falls (Mont.) Minot, N.D. 4 p.m.31 University of Sioux Falls Minot, N.D. 5 p.m.NOVEMBER12-13 National Provisional Tournament Sioux Falls, S.D. TBA