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SDTCCn campus profileFacts 2006-2007
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology has a proud heritage of excellence in preparing graduates to serveas leaders in the professions of engineering and science. The university provides graduate and undergraduate degreesin science, engineering, and interdisciplinary sciences.
There are 16 academic departments organized into two colleges. A total of 30 degree programs in engineering andscience are offered at the baccalaureate, masters and doctoral levels.
Our students, in combination with an exceptionally talented faculty and great support from the community, providean exciting environment for education excellence.
Award-winning undergraduate education is enhanced by graduate education and research and development in areasof critical need to the state, nation, and the international community.
FacilitiesSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology facilities include the Darold D. King Physical Education Building,
the Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Building, the Civil/Mechanical Engineering Building, the ElectricalEngineering/Physics Building, the McLaury Building, Devereaux Library, O'Harra Building, Mineral IndustriesBuilding, and Surbeck Student Center.
Tuition and Fees Fall 2006*Undergraduate SD Non-SDTuition and Fees $5,220 $6,410Room and Board $4,320 $4,320Books and Supplies $1,030 $1,030Total per year $10,570 $11,760(assumes 30 credits per year)
Student Demographics* Fall 2005Enrollment Status
Full Time 1,736 75.1%Part Time 577 24.9% .
Students come from 40 states and 24 countries.
MajorsA.A.
General Studies
B.S.Chemical EngineeringChemistryCivil EngineeringComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceMathematics (Applied and Computational)Mining Engineering and Management
M.S.Atmospheric SciencesChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputer Science
Ph.D.Atmospheric, and Environmental SciencesMaterials Engineering and Science
Electrical EngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringGeological EngineeringGeologyIndustrial EngineeringMechanical EngineeringPhysics
Electrical EngineeringGeology and Geological EngineeringMaterials Engineering and ScienceMechanical Engineering
Interdisciplinary Sciences:-Atmospheric Sciences-Business Applications in Science and Technology-Pre-Professional Health Sciences-Science, Technology and Society
Metallurgical Engineering
Nanoscience and NanoengineeringPaleontologyTechnology Management
Biomedical Engineering Geology and Geological EngineeringNanoscience and Nanoengineering
campus profile SDTechFaculty and Staff, FY 2006
Faculty 159Staff* 154
*Temporary employees included in this total
OutreachSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology offers programs and activities that teach and entertain K-12 students
and community members, including: APEX Gallery, The Museum of Geology, Engineers Week, Math Contest,Multicultural Expo, Senior Design Fair, NASA Honors Program, S.D. Space Grant Consortium, and many more.
Rapid City and the Black HillsSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology is located in Rapid City, the state's second-largest city. The city of
60,000 is the regional center for health care, shopping, banking, and other services, and is a major tourist destinationbecause of its proximity to the Black Hills, Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, Badlands, and other attractions.There are caves, mountains, streams and lakes, and a vast variety of rocks, minerals, wildlife, and plant life. The Badlandsrepresent some of the world's greatest fossil resources as well as serving as an outdoor laboratory for the School ofMines.
Research and DevelopmentSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology embraces research to solve problems of industry, the military, gov-
ernment agencies, and to generate economic development in Rapid City, the Black Hills, and the state of SouthDakota.
FY 05 Research FundingApproximately 50 School of Mines faculty members and researchers received 98 research awards totaling $12.7 mil-
lion during the 2005 fiscal year. The funding came from many different agencies, including the Army ResearchLaboratory, Air Force Research Laboratory, National Science Foundation, NASA, U.S. Department of the Interior, theState of South Dakota, and more.
The School of Mines has been listed in America's100 Best College Buys for eight straight years
Invent Tomorrow
SOUTH DAKOTA
SCHOOL OF MINES& TECHNOLOGY
SDTech presidentDr. Charles P. Ruch became the 17th President ofthe South Dakota School of Mines and Technologyon July 1, 2003.
Ruch holds master's and doctorate degrees in edu-cation from Northwestern University and a bache-lor's degree in chemistry from The College ofWooster (Ohio). Before joining South DakotaMines, Dr. Ruch served as President at Boise StateUniversity for 10 years. Previously, Dr. Ruch spent19 years at Virginia Commonwealth University, firstas an associate dean and dean, and as provost andvice president. His first university assignmentcame at the University of Pittsburgh, where he wasa faculty member and department chair.
An active participant in higher education organiza-tions, Dr. Ruch has chaired the Urban andMetropolitan Universities Committee for theAmerican Association of State Colleges andUniversities. He also has served on the presidents'councils of the Big Sky, Big West, and WesternAthletic conferences, and as chair of the WesternInterstate Commission for Higher Education.
Dr. Ruch's professional activities also include participation in the American Council onEducation, the American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, the NationalAssociation of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges, and the National Council onAccreditation for Teacher Education. Dr. Ruch has written and edited numerous articles,book reviews, and book chapters, and has delivered Congressional testimony.
In every community he has joined, Dr. Ruch has been active in organizations and efforts tomake those communities better places to live. He has continued that effort in Rapid City,especially when it comes to economic development. In that critical area, he has prioritizedusing campus expertise to build an even brighter regional economic future. Since joiningMines, Dr. Ruch also has opened lines of communication with the community through a bi-weekly e-letter, begun a strategic planning process, and created numerous partnerships toimprove Mines, the community, the state, and the region.
Dr. Ruch credits his success to the ongoing support from his wife, Sally, their four grownchildren, and three grandchildren.
volleyball coaches SDlCCn
Head coach Doug TabbertDoug Tabbert begins his third season at the South Dakota School of
Mines & Technology after serving for two years as the head volleyballcoach at Hastings College in Hastings, Nebraska. Prior to that Tabbertwas the head volleyball coach at Methodist College in Fayetteville,North Carolina for three years. In addition to coaching, Tabbert has pro-vided psychological skills training to various athletes, including theKansas State University volleyball program, the Bluffton College (Ohio)women's basketball program and a member of the 1996 United StatesOlympic Track & Field Team. A native of Perry, Kansas, he holds aMaster of Education degree in Developmental Kinesiology with anemphasis in Sport Psychology from Bowling Green State University inBowling Green, Ohio, and Bachelor of Science degrees in bothBusiness and Psychology from Baker University in Baldwin City,Kansas.
Assistant coach Beth HonakerHometown
Walkerton, IN (John Glenn High School)
CollegeNorthern Michigan UniversityBachelor of Science in Physical/Health Education - 2004Master of Science in Exercise Science - 2006
NMU VolleyballNCAA Division IIGLIAC ConferenceOutside/Right side hitterJunior year, 26-1, Conference Champs, Regional hostsSenior year, NCAA-II Elite Eight appearance
Previous Coaching ExperienceHead varsity girl's coach at Gwinn High School (Gwinn Ml) for 6 years
Track Experience4 years high school (hurdles, throwing, and jumping events)2 years teaching track and field at NMU
Quote"I am pleased to join the Hardrocker volleyball and track and field programs at the School of Mines.Working with student-athletes and being able to coach has always been a dream of mine. I look forwardto assisting coach Tabbert and coach Schafer in building strong programs."
Coach Tabbert's Quote"I'm delighted that Beth will be joining our volleyball coaching staff. She played in one of the nation's trulyelite Division II programs and was an important member of a team that went 26-1 her junior year andadvanced to the Elite Eight her senior year. In addition, she was a head high school coach for six years,so she has had substantial experience as both a player and a coach. College coaching is her careerfocus, so I think she will be a true asset for both our volleyball program and our track and field program."
SDTech 2006 season preview
Coach Doug Tabbert's commentsabout the upcoming season:The 2006 season has the potential to be a solid season for us. We return virtually everyone from
last year's squad, so our level of experience this year compared to last year is substantially high-er. In addition, we have some newcomers that bolster our overall talent level significantly. Thisseason is truly a chance for us to improve our level of competitiveness in the DAC, and we needto step up and do that.
The biggest key to our success will be improved play at the net. With the exception of JennieMalone, who led the conference in hitting percentage in 2005 as a sophomore, we struggled to ter-minate offensively last season. That has to change this year if we are to compete in our confer-ence. Fortunately, we see signs of significant improvement in that aspect of our play. Junior trans-fer Agnieszka Koperek gives us an experienced outside hitter while sophomore Stephanie Carpiocontinues to emerge at that position. Freshman Katherine Hanson, who was a stand-out middle inhigh school, joins Malone and sophomore Amanda Cammack as the other leading offensive play-ers on our squad.
Our ball control should be solid this season. Jenny Hiykel was an impact player at libero for uslast year as a freshman, and she should be one of the premier defensive players in the DAC thisyear. Junior Quana Higgins gives us another solid defensive specialist after playing both setter andoutside hitter the past two years. Setter play is arguably our biggest strength going into the sea-son. Sophomore Tessa Howe and junior Jen Markoff both have starting experience, so I feel thatwe have both quality and depth at that position.
The DAC race is hard to call thus far. Dickinson State had a tremendous recruiting class, so theyshould be the clear favorite. After that, things are up in the air. Minot State and Dakota State, whofinished second and third respectively last year, both experienced substantial personnel losseswhile Valley City State and Mayville State both have new coaches. It could really be competitivefrom the second place spot on down.
DAC 2005 final standings SDTech2005 Standings DAC OverallDickinson State 14-0 25-5Minot State 10-4 11-13Dakota State 9-5 16-14Jamestown College 9-5 11-17Valley City State 7-7 10-14Black Hills State 5-9 12-13Mayville State 1-13 1-25South Dakota Tech 1-13 6-20
SDTech volleyball scheduleDATEAugust 25August 29September 1September 2September 6September 8September 9September 15September 16September 22September 23September 29September 30October 1October 4October 14October 15October 20October 21October 24October 27October 28November 3November 4November 8November 10November 11
* Denotes DAC contests
# Name2 Danielle Walraven4 Jennifer Markoff5 Tessa Howe6 Jennie Malone7 Alena Ori8 Kendra Wolff9 Amanda Cammack10 Deborah Carlson11 Jenny Hiykel12 Stephanie Carpio13 Katherine Hanson14 Agnieszka Koperek15 Renae Keppen19 Brandi Huntley21 Quana HigginsRS Nicole MartinRS Valeri EisenbraunRS Tauree Blankenship
OPPONENTHaskell Indian Nations (KS)at Chadron Stateat McPherson College (KS) Tourneyat McPherson College (KS) TourneyBlack Hills State*at Mt. Martyat Dakota Wesleyanat Valley City State*at Mayville State*Dakota State*Jamestown*Dickinson State*Minot State*Dana College (NE)at Black Hills State*at Nebraska-Kearneyat York College (NE)Mayville State*Valley City State*Chadron Stateat Jamestown*at Dakota State*at Minot State*at Dickinson State*DAC PlayoffsDAC PlayoffsDAC Playoffs
TIME7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.TBATBA7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.TBATBATBA
volleyball roster SDTechPosition
DSSS
MHRSOHMHDSDSOHMHOHMHMBDSRSOHMH
Height5'5"5'8"57"
5' 10"5'11"5'9"5'11"5'9"5'1"5'11"6'0"57"5' 10"5'10"57"5'11"5'9"5'9"
Year HometownFR Huron, SDJR Arvada, COSO Omaha, NEJR Rapid City, SDSO Kalispell, MTFR Mobridge, SDSO Sturgis, SDSR Rochester, MNSO Omaha, NESO Yuma, COFR Sioux Falls, SDJR Belchatow, PolandSO Dakota Dunes, SDFR Rapid City, SDJR Grand Junction, COSO Missoula, MTSO Lakewood, COFR Brunssum, Netherlands
MajorUndecidedChemical EngineeringInterdisciplinary SciencesInterdisciplinary SciencesInterdisciplinary SciencesInterdisciplinary ScienceInterdisciplinary SciencesMetallurgical EngineeringInterdisciplinary SciencesMathematicsMechanical EngineeringChemical EngineeringInterdisciplinary SciencesChemistryCivil EngineeringMathematicsInterdisciplinary SciencesPhysical Therapy
SDTech 2006 volleyball roster
le Walraven
DS Height: 5'5"Hometown: Huron, SDMajor: Undecided
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]ennifJunior
Position: S Height: 5'8'Hometown: Arvada, COMajor: Chemistry
HoweSophorBre
fS Height: 57"Hometown: Omaha, NEMajor: Interdisciplinary SciencesHARD80CKER
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2006 volleyball roster SDTech
Jennie j paloneJunior
Position: MH Height: 5"IO"Hometown: Rapid City, SDMajor: Interdisciplinary Sciences
bsition: RS Height: 5'11"Hometown: Kalispell, MTMajor: Interdisciplinary Sciences
KendraFreshman
Position: OH Height: 5'9"Hometown: Mobridge, SDMajor: Interdisciplinary Science
SDTech 2006 volleyball roster
a Cammackre
fMH Height: 5'11"Hometown: Sturgis, SDMajor: Interdisciplinary Sciences
DeborahSenior
Position: DS Height: 5'9"Hometown: Rochester, MNMajor: Metallurgical Engineer ^AR
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lefcy HiySowomore
Potion: DS --Heiijt: 5'1"Hometown: Omaha, NEMajor: Interdisciplinary Sciences
2006 volleyball roster SDTech
StephanieSophorlpre
Position: OH Height: 5'11"Hometown: Yuma, COMajor: Mathematics
herineman
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Pof|ion:Hometown: Sioux Falls, SDMajor: Mechanical Engineering
AgnifezkaJunior
Position: OH Height: 57"Hometown: Belchatow, PolandMajor: Chemical Engineering
SDTech 2006 volleyball roster
RAae KSoiMomore
Poflion: MH1 Height: 5'10"• • • ' *-*
Hometown: Dakota Dunes, SDMajor: Interdisciplinary Sciences
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Brandi HunFreshnHn
Position: MB Height: 5'10"Hometown: Rapid City, SDMajor: Chemistry
Hometown: Grand Junction,Major: Civil EngineeringHARDROCK
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2006 volleyball roster SDTech
Position: OH Height: 5"! 0"Hometown: Lakewood, COMajor: Interdisciplinary Science
Hometown: Missoula, MTMajor: Mathematics
lankensl
Position: DS Height: 5'9"Hometown: Brunssum, NetherlanMajor: Physical Therapy
SDTech 2006 DAG team previewsBlack Hills State University YellowjacketsHead Coach: Jhett Albers (7th year)
Phone: 605-642-6885 Fax: 605-642-6539E-mail: [email protected] at BHSU: 82-113 Overall record: 82-113
Athletic Director: Jhett AlbersPhone: 605-642-6885 Fax: 605-642-6539E-mail: [email protected]
Sports Information: John Keitzmann/Jay LongPhone: 605-642- Fax: 605-642-6539E-mail: johnkeitzmann® bhsu.edu/[email protected]
2005 Season: 5-9/12-15 - 6th place2005 Post-Season: Lost to Dakota State, 3-0, in
the DAC Tournament Quarterfinals
Team Stats: (rank in the DAC)Kills: 13.74 kpg (3rd) Assists: 12.41 apg (3rd)Hitting: .218 (4th) Digs: 22.72 dpg (2nd)Serve %: .926 (3rd) Blocks: 2.42 dpg (3rd)Aces: 1.31 apg (8th)
Key Returnees: (Returning Starters: 5)Alyssa Boeding; Senior; OH; Captula, SD
2005 stats: 316 kills (3.26/gm), 419 digs,49 blocks, 21 aces, 88% serve %2nd team All DAC
Amber Elliot; Senior; OH; Ft. Lauderdale, FL2005 stats: 222 kills (2.44/gm), 320 digs,21 aces, 94% serve %
Mindi Mayer; Junior; MH; Mitchell, SD2005 stats: 222 kills (2.34/gm), 68 blocks,89% serve %
Carly Benz; Junior; RH; Berthoud, CO2005 stats: 169 kills (1.84/gm), 76 assists,298 digs, 64 blocks, 87% serve %
Chelsey Mort; Junior; L; Big Horn, WY2005 stats: 456 digs, 94% receive %,93% serve %
Victoria Cross; Junior; OH; Sundance, WYDanielle Gorecki; Sophomore; DS; Alliance, NE
Key NewcomersKristin Engle; Redshirt Freshman; MH/OH;
Newcastle, WYJennifer Weitzel; Junior; S/L; Berthoud, COAnnie Grim; Sophomore; L/DS; Gregory, SDMandy Brumfield, Freshman; S; Dickinson, ND
Carina Sweet; Freshman; OH/RH; Rawlins, WYKayla Haines; Freshman; MH; Mitchell, SD
Key Losses: (Starters Lost: 2)Sarah Lervick, MH - 2nd team All DACDevin Eppler, S
Dakota State University TrojansHead Coach: Cindy Henning (7th year)
Phone: 605-256-5689 Fax: 605-256-5138E-mail: [email protected] at DaSU: 81-69Overall Record: 81-69
Athletic Director: Gene WockenfussPhone: 605-256-5233 Fax: 605-256-5138E-mail: [email protected]
Sports Information: Nick HuntimerPhone: 605-256-5232 Fax: 605-256-5138E-mail: [email protected]
2005 Season: 9-5/16-14 - Tied for 3rd place withJamestown College
2005 Postseason: Lost to Dickinson State, 3-1, inthe DAC Tournament Championship
Team Stats: (rank in the DAC)Kills: 13.54 kpg (4th) Assists: 11.57 apg (5th)Hitting: .233 (3rd) Digs: 20.23 dpg (4th)Serve %: .928 (2nd) Blocks: 2.74 bpg (2nd)Aces: 1.60 apg (4th)
Key Returnees: (Returning Starters: 6)Stacy Dunklau; Senior; RS; Arlington, NE
2005 stats: 325 kills (3.04/gm), .299 kill %,115blocks(1.07/gm)2nd team All DAC
Sandy Smith; Senior; MH/OH; Harrisburg, SD2005 stats: 225 kills (2.23/gm), 61 blocks (0.60/gm)
Katie Bassett; Sophomore; S; Omaha, NE2005 stats: 1094 assists (10.13/gm), 41 aces,.921 serve %, 213 digs
Jenna Kostelecky; Junior; OH; Anoka, MN2005 stats: . 956 serve %
Stephanie Nygaard; Sophomore; L; Milbank, SD2005 stats: 211 digs (2.27/gm)
Laura Lanoue; Sophomore; S/L; Tracy, MN2005 stats: 136 digs (2.31/gm)
Key NewcomersChantelle Casper; Freshman; MH; Lake Preston, SD
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2006 DAC team previews SDTechRachael Jensen; Freshman; OH; Beresford, SDErica Gall; Freshman; OH; Lake Andes, SD
Key Losses: (Starters Lost: 5)Ashley Brassfield, L - DAC Libero of the Year,
1st team All DAC, 2nd team All Region IIIMicah Tolzon, MH - 1st team All DAC, 2nd team
All Region IIICami Martin, OH - 4 year starter
Dickinson State University Blue HawksHead Coach: Dave Moody (17th season)
Phone: 701-483-2120 Fax: 701-483-0501E-mail: [email protected]
Record at DiSU: 408-144 Overall Record: 408-144Athletic Director: Roger Ternes
Phone: 701-483-2159 Fax: 701-483-0501E-mail: [email protected]
Sports Information: Galen MortonPhone: 701 -483-2181 Fax: 701 -483-0501E-mail: [email protected]
2005 Season: 14-0/25-5 - 1st Place2005 Postseason: Defeated Dakota State, 3-1, in
the DAC Tournament Championship; Lost toBriar Cliff, IA, 3-2 in the Region III TournamentQuarterfinals
Team Stats: (rank in the DAC)Kills: 15.34 kpg (1 st) Assists: 14.74 apg (1 st)Hitting: .272 (1st) Digs: 20.27 dpg (3rd)Serve %: .910 (5th) Blocks: 2.92 bpg (1 st)Aces: 1.93 apg (1st)
Key Returnees: (Returning Starters: 4)Nancy Nyongesa; Junior; OH; Nairobi, Kenya
2005 stats: 541 kills (4.92/gm), .344 kill %,411 digs (3.74/gm), 90 blocks (0.82/gm)DAC Player of the Year, 1st team All DAC,1st team All Region III, 2nd team All America
KateLynn Stiefel; Junior; S; Beulah, ND2005 stats: 1283 assists (12.34/gm), 104 aces(0.26/gm)1st team All DAC, 2nd team All Region III
Brittany Jones; Senior; MB; San Pedro, CA2005 stats: 295 kills (2.68/gm), .326 kill %,152 blocks (1.37/gm)1st team All DAC, 2nd team All Region III
Rachel Roylance; Senior; MB; Moses Lake, WA
2005 stats: 239 kills (2.15/gm), .282 kill %,50 aces (0.45/gm), 116 blocks (1.05/gm)1st team All DAC, 2nd team All Region III
Key NewcomersElizabeth Rodriguez; Junior; MB; Cali, ColombiaElizabeth Castillo; Junior; OH; Lima, PeruJulie Contini; Junior; MB/OH; Grenoble, FranceSilvia Vigier; Junior; S; Paris, FranceKelsey Aide; Freshman; L; Bottineau, NDDavia Moss; Junior; OH; Nassau, Bahamas
Key Losses: (Starters Lost:3)Elena Malysheva, OH - 2nd team All DACRayma Figueroa, L/OHJami Rice, DS - Naia Scholar-AthleteRose Euppah, OP
lamestown College limmiesHead Coach: Chris Mahoney (9th season)
Phone: 701-252-3467 Fax: 701-253-4450E-mail: [email protected] at JC: 149-142 Overall Record: 138-125
Athletic Director: Lawrie PaulsonPhone: 701-252-3467 Fax: 701-253-4318E-mail: [email protected]
Sports Information: Matt SevareidPhone: 701-253-3467 Fax: 701-253-4450E-mail: [email protected]
2005 Season: 9-5/11-17- Tied for 3rd with Dakota State2005 Postseason: Lost to Dickinson State, 3-0, in
the DAC Tournament Seminfinals
Team Stats: (rank in the DAC)Kills: 13.21 kpg (5th) Assists: 11.14 apg (6th)Hitting: .211 (5th) Digs: 18.52 dpg (5th)Serve %: .947 (1st) Blocks: 1.97 bpg (5th)Aces: 1.92 apg (2nd)
Key Returnees: (Returning Starters: 6)Kristi Senfnter; Junior; S; Saskatoon, SK, Canada
2005 stats: 952 assists (10.6/gm), 43 aces(0.48/gm), 273 digs (3.03/gm)1st team All DAC, 2nd team All Region III
Renee Buysee; Senior; MH; Minneota, MN2005 stats: 244 kills (2.4/gm), .264 kill %,79 digs (0.78/gm)2nd team All DAC
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SDTech 2006 DAG team previewsMegan Dooley; Junior; MH; Jamestown, ND
2005 stats: 220 kills (2.2/gm), .249 kill %,84 blocks (0.86/gm)
Krista Kuivinen; Senior; OH; Antigo, Wl2005 stats: 275 kills (3.06/gm), 285 digs (3.2/gm)
Shantell Rigsby; Senior; L; Jamestown, NDDarci Purath; Sophomore; OH; Red Lake Falls, MN
2005 stats: 56 blocks (0.64/gm), .2236 kill %
Key NewcomersAli Edwards; Freshman; OH; West Fargo, NDHolly Kurth; Freshman; OH; Minneapolis, MN
Key Losses: (Starters Lost: 2)Kari Pankow, OHKatie Farrington, L
Mayville State University CometsHead Coach: Maxine Menus (1st season)
Phone: 701-788-4837 Fax: 701-788-4840E-mail: [email protected] at MaSU: 0-0 Overall Record: N/A
Athletic Director: Mike MoorePhone: 701-788-4706 Fax: 701-788-4840E-mail: mjnoore @ mayvillestate.edu
Sports Information:Phone:701-788- Fax:701-788-4840E-mail: [email protected]
2005 Season: 1-13/1-25 - tied for 7th place withSouth Dakota Tech
Team Stats: (rank in the DAC)Kills: 11.80 kpg (7th) Assists: 11.01 apg (7th)Hitting: .099 (8th) Digs: 17.31 dpg (6th)Serve %: .906 (6th)Aces: 1.41 apg (8th)
Blocks: 1.47 bpg (7th)
Key Returnees: (Returning Starters: 1)Ashley Nelson; Sophomore; OH; Grand Forks, ND
2005 stats: 25 aces (0.31/gm)
Key NewcomersBrianne Gebeke; Freshman, MH; Casselton, NDBecky Evans; Junior; OH; Roseau, MNAlyssa Clancy; Freshman; MH; Mayville, ND
Key Losses: (Starters Lost: 5)Margaret Thompson, OH
Minot State University BeaversHead Coach: Dana Fielder (14th year)
Phone: 701 -858-3169 Fax: 701 -858-3136E-mail: [email protected] at MiSU: 204-222 Overall Record: 204-222
Athletic Director: Rick HedbergPhone: 701 -858-3041 Fax: 701 -858-3136E-mail: [email protected]
Sports Information: Sheila Green-GerdingPhone: 701 -858-3261 Fax: 701 -858-3136E-mail: [email protected]
2005 Season: 10-4/11-13 - 2nd place2005 Postseason: Lost to Dakota State, 3-1, in the
DAC Tournament Semifinals
Team Stats: (rank in the DAC)Kills: 13.92 kpg (2nd) Assists: 12.9 apg (2nd)Hitting: .198 (7th) Digs: 24.68 dpg (1st)Serve %: .891 (8th) Blocks: 2.28 bpg (4th)Aces: 1.80 apg (3rd)
Key Returnees: (Returning Starters: 1)Whitney Stobbs; Junior; MH; Birch Hills, SK, Canada
2005 stats 223 kills (2.69/gm), .212 kill %,.871 serve %, 39 aces (0.47/gm), 345 digs(4.2/gm), 63 blocks (0.76/gm)
Key NewcomersTracee Tesch; Sophomore; S; Selkirk, MB, CanadaShannon Hopster; Junior; OH; Byron, WYSuzy Paradine; Freshman; RS; Binscarth, MB, CanadaAmanda Warnett; Freshman; OH; Souris, MB, CanadaAshley Henry; Junior; S; Malta, MTAlexandra Graham; Freshman; RS/S; Winnipeg,
MB, Canada
Key Losses: (Starters Lost: 6)Carrie Sandstrom, OH - 2nd team All DACNicole Webb, MH - 2nd team All DACMeagan Paradine, RS - 2nd team All DACCaisee Price, LMichaela Erickson, OHMarcy Heaman, S
South Dakota Tech HardrockersHead Coach: Doug Tabbert (4th year)
Phone: 605-394-2605 Fax: 605-394-3375E-mail: [email protected]
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2006 DAC team previews SDTechRecord at SDT: 14-69 Overall Record: 82-157
Athletic Director: Hugh WelshPhone: 605-394-2352 Fax: 605-394-3375E-mail: [email protected]
Sports Information: Tom RudebuschPhone: 605-394-2601 Fax: 605-394-3375E-mail: [email protected]
2005 Season: 1-13/6-20 - Tied for 7th place withMayville State
Team Stats: (rank in the DAC)Kills: 10.26 kpg (8th) Assists: 8.82 apg (8th)Hitting: .169 (7th) Digs: 14.67 dpg (8th)Serve %: .924 (4th) Blocks: 1.44 bpg (8th)Aces: 1.51 apg (6th)
Key Returnees: (Returning Starters: 6)Jennie Malone; Junior; MH; Rapid City, SD
2005 stats: 241 kills (2.84/gm), 221 digs(2.6/gm), 33 blocks (0.39/gm)2nd team All DAC
Jenny Hykel; Sophomore; DS; Omaha, NE2005 stats: 399 digs (5.05/gm), .898 serve %
Amanda Cammack; Sophomore; MH; Sturgis, SD2005 stats: 158 kills (1.95/gm), 51 blocks (0.63/gm)
Stephanie Carpio; Sophomore; OH; Yuma, CO2005 stats .940 serve %, 135 kills
Tessa Howe; Sophomore; S; Omaha, NE2005 stats .981 serve %, 134 digs
Key NewcomersKatherine Hanson; Freshman; MH; Sioux Falls, SDDanielle Walraven; Freshman; DS; Huron, SDBrandi Jo Huntley; Freshman; MH; Rapid City, SDKendra Wolf; Kendra Wolff; Freshman; OH;
Mobridge, SD
Key Losses: (Starters Lost: 0)None
Valley City State University VikingsHead Coach: Craig Case (1st season)
Phone: 701-845-7244 Fax: 701-845-7213E-mail: [email protected] at VCSU: 0-0 Overall Record: 3-18
Athletic Director: Doug PetersPhone: 701-845-7160 Fax: 701-845-7211E-mail: [email protected]
Sports Information: Cory AndersonPhone: 701 -845-7413 Fax: 701 -845-7211E-mail: [email protected]
2005 Season: 7-7/10-14 - 5th place2005 Post-Season: Lost to Jamestown College,
3-0, in the DAC Tournament Quarterfinals
Team Stats: (rank in the DAC)Kills: 13.02 kpg (6th) Assists: 11.64 apg (4th)Hitting: .234 (2nd) Digs: 15.26 dpg (7th)Serve %: .896 (7th) Blocks: 1.60 bpg (6th)Aces: 1.32 apg (7th)
Key Returnees: (Returning Starters: 5)Kim Bilokreli; Senior; DS; Theodore, SK, Canada
2005 stats: 312 Digs (4.80/gm)Sarah Heibert; Senior; MH; Landmark, MB, Canada
2005 stats: 67 blocks (0.76/gm)Heidi Larson; Sophomore; RS; Grand Rapids, MN
2005 stats: 256 kills (3.05/gm), .341 kill %,31 aces (0.37/gm), 59 blocks (0.70/gm)DAC Freshman of the Year, 2nd team All DAC
Megan Floerke; Sophomore; S; Inver GroveHeights, MN2005 stats: 928 assists (10.67/gm)2nd team All DAC
Amy Morrison; Junior; MH; Hartney, MB, Canada
Key NewcomersKarissa Fahlman; Sophomore; OH; Holdfast, SK,
CanadaJen Lockwood; Sophomore; MH/RS; Wilcox, SK,
CanadaKelsey Hanson; Freshman; S/DS; Wilmar, MNAnna Tribble; Freshman; MH/OH; Warner, MNNikki Holmen; Freshman; MH/RS; Berthold, ND
Key Losses: (Starters Lost: 2)Jackie Rohde, OHSheena Hamilton, RS/DSSarah Heringer, MHKendall Campbell, OH
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