2009-10 michigan tech men's basketball yearbook

Michigan Technological University 1

Table of ContentsCommunity/University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-7Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-11Season Outlook/Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-232008-09 Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-27Postseason History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29Player Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-33GLIAC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-35Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37SDC Gym . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-39Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40-51Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52-55Radio/TV Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56

4 Michigan Technological University2 Michigan Technological University

Campus Life and the Keweenaw There are many ways to stay active and get involved at Michigan Tech. On campus, the 600-acre recreational forest and Nordic Training Center are great for skiing, biking and jogging. Nearby, the University’s 18-hole golf course and lighted ski hill challenge students and community members. With more than 180 student organizations, students can find a group to lead, problems to solve, and teams to join. Michigan Tech traditions include K-Day, which is an afternoon to celebrate the Keweenaw Peninsula and enjoy McLain State Park on the shores of Lake Superior, the world’s largest freshwater lake. The Parade of Nations is a celebration (including food) of the nations of the world that have students, faculty and staff members at Michigan Tech. The biggest event is Winter Carnival, when massive snow statues emerge on campus and in the towns. Skits, a queen competition, first-class entertainment, ice hockey and thousands of visitors make this a great experience. Broomball is the biggest winter game on campus, as students slide around on ice rinks hitting a volleyball toward the goal. The entire area is great for outdoor enthusiasts, with easy access to rivers, lakes, woods and trails. Also, downtown Houghton and Hancock (combined population 14,000) offer coffee shops, theaters, stores, restaurants and more. Major retailers are just outside of Houghton, a short drive or bus ride from campus. All in all, it’s a great combination: a world-class education in a beautiful location.

University2009-10 Men’s Basketball

Michigan Technological University 5Michigan Technological University 3

The University Michigan Tech enrolls more than 7,100 undergraduate and graduate students from across the nation and around the world. Our faculty explore the boundaries of knowledge while mentoring students to become citizens who will improve our world. The campus, situated along the Keweenaw Waterway, is small enough to walk across in a few minutes, and most classrooms are located close to the residence halls. The campus is completely wireless and features state-of-the-art facilities that are constantly being upgraded. Michigan Tech offers more than 130 degree programs in engineering; forest resources; computing; technology; business; economics; natural, physical and environmental sciences; arts; humanities; and social sciences. Michigan Tech has national top-10 enrollments in environmental engineering and mechanical engineering and one of the nation’s largest programs in scientific and technical communication. US News & World Report ranks Michigan Tech in the top tier of national universities, and our environmental engineering department ranks 13th. US News rated three of our graduate engineering programs in the top 50 nationally. Tech is also rated highly for academics, career preparation, and quality of life in the Princeton Review’s Best 371 Colleges 2010 Edition. Student comments in the Princeton Review also cited the University for its library, career services, and computer and athletic facilities.

4 Michigan Technological University

Academics The quality of a Michigan Tech education is best illustrated by the accomplishments of our students. While taking second place in the 2009 Society of Automotive Engineers Supermileage competition, Tech students’ vehicle topped 1,000 mpg. Our Mini-Baja team won the three-part 2009 Baja SAE collegiate design competition. Michigan Tech hosts the Clean Snowmobile Challenge every winter, and this year narrowly finishing out of first place and winning the award for quietest sled. Computer science students finished sixth among US teams in the 2009 ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest. Business students won the 2008 and 2007 annual RISE national stock investment competition in the value category. Students from many majors work together on real-world industry projects as part of the Enterprise Program—from video games to alternate fuels, from robotics to nanotechnology. In just one example, business and engineering students in the EcoCar enterprise will compete with 16 other universities in Arizona and California. The capstone Senior Design Program allows engineering students to research solutions to problems and present their findings at the end of their academic career. It is, in many ways, their first step toward becoming professionals. Recently, students have also analyzed sleep apnea at Mayo Clinic and have invented a better calendar for the iPhone. In graduate education, our College of Engineering graduates a higher percentage of women with PhDs in engineering than any other engineering school in the nation. We also possess the nation’s largest Master’s International Peace Corps program. Approximately 155 companies sent recruiters to campus last fall, even in a tough job market, and each student averages five job interviews before graduation.

University2009-10 Men’s Basketball


Joe Berger—offensive lineman for the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League after being drafted in 2005

Daniel Branagan—nanotechnology pioneer, Forbes Magazine recognized him as one of the important innovators of our time, one of fifteen people who will reinvent the future

Melvin Calvin—won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1961

David Edwards—professor at Harvard University, focuses on drug delivery, infectious disease treatment, and needle-less vaccines, including aerosol medication such as inhaled insulin

Charlotte Field—senior VP of National Communications Engineering and Operations for Comcast Cable, won the 2005 Women in Technology Award

Charles Gates Sr.—founded Gates Rubber Co. and turned it into the largest non-tire rubber manufacturer in the world

David Hill—served as chief engineer for General Motor’s Corvette division, who is regarded as “the father” of the groundbreaking 2002 Z06 Corvette model

David House—responsible for Pentium processor and the “Intel Inside” campaign

Suzanne Jurva—a former executive for Steven Spielberg’s DreamWorks Studios and founder of Starcut Ltd. Her film credits include Amistad, Men in Black, Peacemaker (with world premier in Houghton), Deep Impact, Zorro, and Saving Private Ryan

Catherine Leslie—president and executive director of Engineers Without Borders

Charles Nelson—inventor of the paintball

Eric Nielsen—CEO of Volvo Construction and Equipment of Korea

Jan Olsson—national advertising strategy and media manager for Toyota

John Opie—vice chairman for General Electric Co.

Frank Pavlis—former vice president at Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. (Fortune 500), who recently made a $2-million gift to Michigan Tech. He is the namesake of Michigan Tech’s Pavlis Institute for Global Technological Leadership.

Dick Robbins—one of the most innovative developers of tunneling machinery in the world, including those that dug the English Chunnel

John Soyring—vice president of software development for IBM

Doug Smith—wildlife biologist and leader of the Wolf Reintroduction Program at Yellowstone National Park

Lina T. Taskovich—who has made significant contributions to the development of drug “patches,” and has been featured in Newsweek and People magazines

University Alumni Notables


University2009-10 Women’s Basketball

Glenn D. Mroz became the ninth president of Michigan Technological University in 2004 after serving as Dean of the School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science for four years. He served as a faculty member in the School since 1980. Mroz earned his BS and MS degrees in Forestry from Michigan Tech and earned his PhD degree in Forestry from North Carolina State University in 1983. Mroz is a member of the Citizens Research Council of Michigan and the

Michigan Universities Presidents Council. He has been appointed by Governor Granholm to serve on the Strategic Economic Investment and Commercialization Board. At the national level, he is one of 30 members of the Association of Governing Boards Council of Presidents and a member of the Science Coalition. He is also a member of the Society of American Foresters, Xi Sigma Pi Forestry Honor Society and Social Science Society of America. Glenn and his wife Gail have two daughters. Gail holds the position of chief financial officer for the Michigan Tech Fund.

President Glenn Mroz

Suzanne Sanregret has continued Michigan Tech’s tradition of athletic and academic excellence since becoming the school’s first female athletic director in May 2005. The 2009 Division II Central Region Athletic Director of the Year has seen eight teams and numerous individuals qualify for NCAA Championship events during her tenure. She has also had dozens of student-athletes gain national recognition for academic success. Sanregret’s leadership has been

instrumental in capital improvement projects to every one of Tech’s athletic venues. Michigan Tech was also honored with the inaugural GLIAC Sportsmanship Award in 2009. A 16-year veteran of working within Michigan Tech athletics, Sanregret served as assistant athletic director for business and NCAA compliance prior to taking over as AD. Sanregret is a member of the NCAA Division II Management Council, the chair of the NCAA Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee and a member of the NCAA Championships Committee. She is also involved in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, serving as chair of the Long Range Planning and Gender Equity Committees. She serves on several committees within the Western Collegiate Hockey Association as well. A 1989 graduate of Houghton (Mich.) High School, Sanregret attended Michigan Tech and graduated in 1993 with a business administration degree. She finished her master’s degree in business administration at Tech in spring 2006. Suzanne is married to John B. Sanregret, who is the principal at Hancock High School. They reside in Hancock, Mich., with their two sons, Matthew and Bradley.

Athletics Director Suzanne Sanregret

Steve Nordstrom serves as director of athletic development for Michigan Tech Athletics. He began his duties on May 10, 2007. Nordstrom spent the previous seven years in the Finlandia University Athletic Department, where he served in many different roles. Most recently, he was assistant athletic director and head women’s basketball coach. He also had duties involving fundraising, marketing and sports information during his tenure. Nordstrom holds two degrees from

Michigan Tech—an associate degree in civil engineering (1995) and a bachelor’s in business administration (1998). A native of Atlantic Mine, Mich., Nordstrom and his wife, Myra, have six children: Julia, Alex, Marissa, Chad, Ian and Mia.

Randy Heinonen is in his fourth year working in athletic development at Michigan Tech. He is beginning his second year as major gifts officer after working as the director of athletic development. Prior to Tech, Heinonen spent the previous three years as the director of alumni and annual giving at Finlandia University. The Hancock, Mich., native is a 1996 graduate of Northern Michigan University with a degree in speech communication.

Heinonen and his wife, Kristy, have three daughters, Delaney, Sophie and Ellie.

Director of Athletic Development Steve Nordstrom

Major Gifts OfficerRandy Heinonen


Wes Frahm is in his sixth year as the director of athletic communica-tions and marketing at Michigan Tech since taking over for Michigan Tech Sports Hall of Famer Dave Fischer in 2004. Frahm started his tenure at Tech as the assistant director in 2001. Frahm oversees all communications

and media relations efforts for Tech’s 13 intercollegiate sports. He serves as the primary contact for football, men’s and women’s basketball and men’s and women’s tennis. In addition, he is the radio play-by-play voice for the Huskies football and basketball teams for away games. The Elkhart, Ind., native is a member of CoSIDA and has won numerous publication awards from the organization. Two of his media guides have been named best in the nation. Prior to coming to Tech, Frahm spent the 2000-01 season as the sports information director for the Heartland Collegiate Ath-letic Conference in Greenwood, Ind. The previous year, he served as the sports information director and men’s tennis coach at Gal-laudet University in Washington, D.C. Frahm earned a bachelor’s degree in sports information and sports administration from the University of Indianapolis in 1999. Frahm, an avid fisherman, was born on Aug. 7, 1977. He and his wife, Elka, have three children, Isaiah, Levi, and Naomi. They reside in South Range.

Wes FrahmDirector of Athletic

Communications and Marketing

Men’s BasketballAt A Glance

Ian Marks enters his third season at Michigan Tech. He serves as the main contact for hockey, volleyball, cross country, Nordic skiing and track and field. Prior to coming to Tech, Marks was the sports information director at UW-Superior where he hosted the

2007 NCAA Men’s Division III Ice Hockey Championships. He also completed internships at Pittsburg State University and the University of Montana in 2005 and 2006. Marks played soccer at UW-Superior and earned a bachelor’s degree in print journalism from there in 2005. Marks is single and resides in Houghton.

Ian MarksAssistant Director of Athletic

Communications and Marketing

Location: Houghton, Michigan 49931-1295Nickname: HuskiesEnrollment: 7,132Founded: 1885Colors: Black, Gold, and SilverAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic (GLIAC)Members: Ashland, Ferris State, Findlay, Grand Valley State, Hillsdale,

Indianapolis, Michigan Tech, Northern Michigan, Northwood, Saginaw Valley State, Tiffin, Wayne State

Arena (Capacity): Student Development Complex Gymnasium (3,200)Web Address: michigantechhuskies.com

Administration/Support StaffPresident: Glenn D. Mroz ([email protected])Faculty Representative: Pat Joyce ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-2677Athletic Director: Suzanne Sanregret ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-3070Associate AD: Kevin Luke ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-2988Assistant AD: Joel Isaacson ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-1915Trainers: Jennifer Nesseth ([email protected]);

Brian Brewster ([email protected]) Training Room Phone: 906-487-1832/1831Team Physician: Dr. Bruce Trusock Office Phone: 906-482-8060Ticket Office: Kathy Dorvinen ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-2073Secretary: Alane Isaacson ([email protected]) Office Phone/Fax: 906-487-3070/487-3062

Men’s Basketball Coaching StaffHead Coach: Kevin Luke ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-2988Assistant Coach: Josh Buettner ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-2594Strength and Conditioning: Kyle Bangen ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-3340

Athletic CommunicationsDirector (MBB Contact): Wes Frahm ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-2350 Cell Phone: 906-281-1205Associate Director: Ian Marks ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-2351 Cell Phone: 906-281-1204

Athletic DevelopmentDirector: Steve Nordstrom ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-3071Major Gifts Officer: Randy Heinonen ([email protected]) Office Phone: 906-487-1604

Important NumbersAthletic Department Phone: 906-487-3070Athletic Department Fax: 906-487-1810SDC Gym Press Box Phone: 906-487-2386Visiting Radio Co-Op Line: 906-482-0830

Coaching Staff2009-10 Men’s Basketball


The longest-tenured men’s basketball coach in Michigan Tech history, Kevin Luke has guided the Huskies’ program to many of its most-successful seasons. In the 15 seasons since his appointment as the program’s 11th head coach in May of 1994, Luke’s teams have won four Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference titles, earned

five NCAA Tournament berths and averaged 19 wins per season. Luke was named Basketball Times National Coach of the Year in 2002-03 after leading his squad to a 29-3 record and a No. 1 national ranking in the final regular season poll. The Huskies set school marks for wins (29), winning percentage (.906), home wins (15) and consecutive wins (15) in 2002-03. They also made GLIAC history by winning 17 regular season league contests and becoming the first league team to host an NCAA Regional. A native of Michigamme, Mich., Luke has been named GLIAC Coach of the Year four times (1994-95, 1997-98, 2001-02, 2002-03). He owns an impressive 260-145 overall record, including a 159-95 mark in conference play. His winning percentage of .642 ranks as the best in Husky hoop annals. Luke, who begins his 15th season in 2008-09, has forged a reputation as a dedicated worker with an intense, competitive drive in all facets of life. In addition to his basketball responsibilities, Luke serves as Michigan Tech’s associate athletic director, a post to which he was named in May of 2005. He is also an instructor in the Department of Exercise Science, Health and Physical education. Luke served as the top assistant and chief recruiter for the Michigan Tech men’s basketball program for seven years (1987-94) prior to becoming the head coach. Before that, he served as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Ishpeming Westwood (Mich.) High School, for four years (1982-86). As a student-athlete at Michigan Tech, Luke played three seasons (1977-80) under Bill Gappy. He accumulated 513 points and hauled down 262 rebounds during his career. As a member of the 1979-80 squad, Luke played an integral role in helping the Huskies win the Northern Intercollegiate Conference championship en route to finishing the season with a stellar 22-5 overall record. In 1977-78, he appeared in all 23 Michigan Tech contests while gaining freshman of the year honors. Luke, who earned the nickname “Cool Hand” in reference to his outside shooting touch, went on to receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education from Northern Michigan University in 1982. As a prep basketball standout at Westwood High School, Luke was selected All-Mid Peninsula, All-Upper Peninsula, and all-state honorable mention during his senior season in 1976-77. Furthermore, he was named the Most Valuable Player in the Upper Peninsula regional tournament. Luke also lettered in football and track. Born April 15, 1959, Luke is married to the former Barb Mangold and resides in Houghton, Mich. Luke has two daughters, Kara and Hailee, along with a son, Tyler. He is a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches and the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan.

Kevin LukeHead Coach

Luke’s Year-by-Year Results at Tech

Overall GLIAC GLIACYear W L Pct W L Pct Finish1994-95 16 12 .571 11 7 .611 T3rd1995-96 18 11 .621 12 6 .667 3rd1996-97 13 13 .500 9 9 .500 5th-North Div.1997-98 21 10 .677 12 6 .667 T1st-North Div.1998-99 17 12 .586 9 10 .474 T4th-North Div.1999-00 21 10 .677 13 6 .684 2nd-North Div.2000-01 18 10 .643 11 7 .611 T1st-North Div.2001-02 27 3 .900 16 2 .888 1st-North Div.2002-03 29 3 .906 17 1 .944 1st-North Div.2003-04 22 8 .733 13 5 .722 2nd-North Div.2004-05 18 10 .643 10 8 .555 3rd-North Div.2005-06 14 14 .500 10 8 .555 4th-North Div.2006-07 13 15 .464 8 10 .444 4th-North Div.2007-08 13 14 .481 8 10 .444 2nd-North Div.2008-09 14 15 .483 10 12 .455 4th-North Div.Totals 274 160 .631 169 107 .612


The Kevin Luke File

Hometown: Michigamme, Mich.Birth Date: April 15, 1959Education: Bachelor’s degree in physical education,

Northern Michigan, 1982Family: Wife, Barb; daughters, Kara and Hailee; son, Tyler

Coaching Background1994-present • Head Men’s Coach, Michigan Tech• 274-160 record• Four GLIAC Championships: 1997-98, 2000-01, 2001-02,

2002-03• GLIAC Tournament Championships: 2001-02, 2002-03• NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1997-98, 1999-2000,

2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04• NABC National Coach of the Year, 2002-03• Four-time GLIAC Coach of the Year: 1994-95, 1997-98,

2001-02, 2002-03

1987-94 • Assistant Men’s Coach, Michigan Tech

1982-86 • Assistant Coach, Ishpeming Westwood (Mich.) High School

Playing Background1977-80 • Forward, Michigan Tech• 513 points and 262 rebounds in 76 career games• Member of Northern Intercollegiate Conference

Championship Team, 1979-80• Tech Freshman of the Year, 1977-78

Kevin Luke Against 2009-10 Opponents

Opponent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .RecordAshland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-6Bellermine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0Ferris State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-12Findlay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-12Grand Valley State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-17Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-7Lake Superior State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-10Minnesota-Duluth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-7MInnesota State-Moorhead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1Northern Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-17Northwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-8Saginaw Valley State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23-10Southern Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-2St. Cloud State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-0Tiffin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-0Wayne State (Mich.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-13Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .207-122

Coaching Staff2009-10 Men’s Basketball


Josh Buettner begins his second sea-son as assistant men’s basketball coach at Michigan Tech after taking the position July 1, 2008. The Shawano, Wis., native starred for the Huskies from 2001-05. He was a two-time All-American and earned Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Year honors as both a junior

and senior. A 6-9 forward, Buettner finished third on Tech’s all-time scoring chart with 2,061 career points. Following his graduation from Michigan Tech in 2005, Buettner played professionally in Europe for three years. He played in leagues in Denmark, Switzerland and Iceland, and was named the Danish Elite League player of the year his second pro campaign. Buettner, born June 24, 1982, is single and resides in Houghton.

Josh BuettnerAssistant Coach

Rae Drake, a veteran high school coach in the Upper Peninsula, is in his fifth year as assistant coach for the Michigan Tech men’s basketball program. Drake came to Tech after nine years as head boys’ basketball coach at West Iron County (Mich.) High School. While there, his teams compiled a 121-72

record and won seven conference championships and two district titles. Prior to that, Drake served 14 years as an assistant at Iron Mountain (Mich.) High School. Drake gained his bachelor’s degree in special education from North-ern Michigan in 1980 and taught for 25 years at several UP high schools before retiring in 2008. Drake currently works part time in the Michigan Tech equipment room. He and his wife, Mollie, have three daughters: Megan, Sarah and Emily. The Drakes reside in Houghton, Mich.

Rae DrakeAssistant Coach

Mike Augustine is in his fifth season working behind the scenes with the men’s basketball program. He also works with sponsorship sales for the athletic department. Augustine served as Portage Lake Golf Course manager for 34 years, seeing the addition of nine holes, a new clubhouse and watering system during

his tenure. He also worked as the manager of Mont Ripley Ski Hill for 20 years. The Calumet, Mich., native earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Northern Michigan in 1970. Augustine and his wife, Lynn, have three children, Chris, Nicole and Matt.

Mike AugustineAssistant Coach


Michigan Tech Coaching Records

SEASONVictoriesOverall: 29, Kevin Luke, 2002-03Consecutive: 15, Kevin Luke, 2002-03Home: 14, Kevin Luke, 2002-03Road: 15, Kevin Luke, 2002-03, 2001-02Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: 17, Kevin Luke,

2002-03NCAA II Tournament: 1, Kevin Luke, 2003-04, 2002-03, 1999-

00, 1997-98; Verdie Cox, 1962-63

Winning PercentageOverall: .906 (29-3), Kevin Luke, 2002-03Home: 1 .000 (8-0), Verdie Cox, 1955-56Road: .938 (15-1), Kevin Luke, 2002-03Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: .944 (17-1),

Kevin Luke, 2002-03NCAA II Tournament: .500 (1-1), Kevin Luke, 2003-04, 2002-03,

1999-00, 1997-98; Verdie Cox, 1962-63

CAREERVictoriesOverall: 274, Kevin Luke, 1994-presentHome: 137, Kevin Luke, 1994-presentRoad: 126, Kevin Luke, 1994-presentGreat Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: 169, Kevin

Luke, 1994-presentNCAA II Tournament: 4, Kevin Luke, 1994-presentGLIAC Regular Season/Divisional Championships: 4, Kevin

Luke, 1994-present

Winning PercentageOverall: .631 (274-160), Kevin Luke, 1994-present

All-Time Coaching Records

Name Seasons G W L PctNot Available (1917-22) 4 45 24 21 .533Leon Harvey (1922-29) 7 54 14 40 .259Don Sherman (1929-41) 12 117 40 77 .342Rex Benoit (1941-42, 1945-47) 3 37 11 26 .297Al Bovard (1947-49) 2 33 19 14 .576Verdie Cox (1949-68) 19 356 129 227 .362Dave Cade (1968-72) 4 99 33 66 .333Bill Gappy (1972-83, 84-85) 12 296 146 150 .493Mike Moran (1983-84) 1 25 10 15 .400Steve Brown (1985-87) 2.5 40 19 21 .475Geof Kotila (1987-94) 7.5 202 82 120 .406Kevin Luke (1994-present) 15 434 274 160 .631Program Totals 89 1738 801 937 .460

Verdie Cox Bill Gappy Geof Kotila


Season Outlook2009-10 Men’s Basketball

It’s likely that fans at the Student Development Complex this November are going to need a game program to match the names to the numbers on the home white uniforms considering Michigan Tech returns just three upperclassmen to its 2009-10 squad . The expectations are that, by February, the Huskies will have made a name for themselves . Michigan Tech comes off a 14-15 record a year ago and gone are the team’s top scorer (Robby Springborn) and top rebounder (Fedrick Bowe) along with both point guards (Sean Geary and Brandon Ball) . That doesn’t leave a lot of veteran leadership . So why the expectations? A very talented nucleus of freshmen who will no doubt turn some heads . “This team has an opportunity, by season’s end, to be very competi-tive,” said head coach Kevin Luke, who begins year 16 at the helm . “The issue we’ll battle early is a lack of game experience, but I really like this team . We have some great athletes with size and strength . There are no excuses to not have a successful season .”

Backcourt/Perimeter The Michigan Tech backcourt will take on a decidedly different look in 2009-10 without Springborn, Geary and Ball, who combined to play in 274 games over the previous four years . Junior Don Fowler and freshmen T .J . Brown and Erik Stephens will take over point guard duties .

Fowler, who has averaged 5 .4 points in 55 career games, is by far the most experienced guard on the roster . The 6-2 junior can play any of the perimeter positions with his ability to handle the ball and attack the basket . He has worked hard to improve his shooting, which will make him even more of an offensive threat . Brown is a true point guard with an extreme amount of athleticism . At 6-2, the Oak Park, Mich . native spent 2008-09 as a redshirt . He adds the ability to rebound and play in the post—elements the program hasn’t had at point guard since Chad Bultynck (1994-98) . Stephens, a 5-10 Cincinnati na-tive and just the third Husky men’s basketball player from Ohio, will give opponents a different look with his gritty, tenacious style of play . Georgio Holt, one of two seniors on the team, will be relied on for leadership . The 6-5 forward enters his sixth year with the program and

looks to be back healthy after battling an offseason injury . Holt finished fourth on the team in scoring a year ago at 7 .4 points per game and showed signs of brilliance with five games at 14 points or more . Four others will split time on the perimeter in sophomore Matt Gaedke, redshirt freshmen Matt Esters and Anthony Katona and junior transfer Tyler Molesworth . All four possess the ability to shoot from long range, get to the rim and rebound . Molesworth is a 23-year-old transfer from Mesa (Ariz .) Community Col-lege, where he attended following a two-year church mission in Brazil . Two others on the roster, freshmen Alex Culy and Nathan Saliga, will likely redshirt in 2009-10 .

Posts Michigan Tech expects to be much improved in the post with three strong returning players and two highly-anticipated newcomers . Senior Chris Baugh returns with 84 games of experience under his belt . The physical, 6-6 forward finished second on the team in rebounds a year ago and was arguably Tech’s top post defender . Sophomore Mike Hojnacki will be a main offensive threat for the Hus-kies after he turned in a solid rookie campaign . The 6-7 forward is the team’s top returning scorer (7 .9 points per game in 2008-09) . He has the ability to shoot the 3-pointer (team-leading 40 .0 percent a year ago) and has worked hard on his post-up game to further become a go-to player on offense . Sophomore Brian Olley made the most of his minutes last year by averaging 3 .4 points and 2 .5 rebounds . The 6-7 forward looks much more confident with a season of experience and has looked sharp in preseason practice . The two newcomers in the post will undoubtedly make an immedi-ate impact . Nate Kindt, who redshirted last year, gives the Huskies the big, physical presence they haven’t had in a while . At 6-foot-8 and 245 pounds, the freshman should be an immediate force as a rebounder and defender . His continually improving offensive skills will make him a threat to score in the post as well . The final piece of the puzzle is true freshman Ali Haidar, who played high school basketball in Windsor, Ontario, after growing up in Lebanon . The 6-7 Haidar will be a tough matchup for opponents with his ability to score from the block all the way out past the 3-point line .

Summing It Up: Coach Luke’s teams always focus on being a top-notch defensive unit, but the offensive fire power should be increased with the influx of new players . Making open outside shots and scoring high-percentage points in the post will be a must for Michigan Tech improve on its team field goal percentage of 40 .6 a year ago . The Huskies will have their work cut out with their 2009-10 sched-ule . The non-conference slate consists of five road games—all of them against NCAA Division II teams including preseason No . 1 Bellarmine and No . 10 St . Cloud State . The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Confer-ence schedule features its share of games vs . nationally-ranked foes as well including two games against defending national champion Findlay . “This is without question our toughest non-conference schedule in my tenure,” said Luke . “Our older players must step up until our rookies can get used to the speed of the game . The early schedule will prepare us for league play, and I believe we’ll be a very good team by season’s end .”

Junior Don Fowler


No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown Birthdate Major (Concentration)

30 Chris Baugh F 6-6 230 Sr Detroit, Mich. 2/9/87 Business Admin. (Marketing)

4 T.J. Brown G 6-2 180 Fr Oak Park, Mich. 7/17/90 Business Administration

3 Alex Culy G 6-2 175 Fr Rice Lake, Wis. 2/14/91 Chemical Engineering

12 Matt Esters G 6-3 180 Fr Detroit, Mich 12/2/90 Business Administration

5 Don Fowler G 6-2 195 Jr St. Clair Shores, Mich. 5/25/89 General Sciences and Arts

22 Matt Gaedke G 6-3 205 So Dearborn, Mich. 11/3/88 Network and System Admin.

34 Ali Haidar F 6-7 140 Fr Windsor, Ont. 7/20/90 Electrical Eng./Computer Eng.

42 Mike Hojnacki F 6-7 230 So Milwaukee, Wis 4/21/90 Mechanical Engineering

32 Georgio Holt F 6-5 200 Sr Farmington Hills, Mich. 1/2/86 Mechanical Engineering

20 Anthony Katona G 6-2 185 Fr Negaunee, Mich. 8/2/89 Chemistry

54 Nate Kindt C 6-9 245 Fr Alpena, Mich. 11/7/89 Civil Engineering

14 Tyler Molesworth G 6-4 195 Jr Mesa, Ariz. 1/14/86 Civil Engineering

50 Brian Olley C 6-7 220 So Macomb, Mich. 11/6/89 Business Administration

43 Nathan Saliga F 6-7 215 Fr Leonard, Mich. 11/8/90 Mechanical Engineering

11 Erik Stephens G 5-10 160 Fr Cincinnati, Ohio 12/18/90 Exercise Science

Alphabetical Roster

Numerical Roster

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Kevin Luke (16th year)Assistant Coaches: Josh Buettner (2nd year),

Rae Drake (5th year), Mike Augustine (5th year)

No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School Pronunciation

3 Alex Culy G 6-2 175 Fr Rice Lake, Wis. COO-lee

4 T.J. Brown G 6-2 180 Fr Oak Park, Mich./Berkley

5 Don Fowler G 6-2 195 Jr St. Clair Shores, Mich./De La Salle

11 Erik Stephens G 5-10 160 Fr Cincinnati, Ohio/Oak Hill

12 Matt Esters G 6-3 180 Fr Detroit, Mich./Divine Child ESS-ters

14 Tyler Molesworth G 6-4 195 Jr Mesa, Ariz./Mountain View

20 Anthony Katona G 6-2 185 Fr Nagaunee, Mich kuh-TONE-uh

22 Matt Gaedke G 6-3 205 So Dearborn, Mich./Edsel Ford GAD-key

30 Chris Baugh F 6-6 230 Sr Detroit, Mich./St. Martin De Porres Bah

32 Georgio Holt F 6-5 200 Sr Farmington Hills, Mich.

34 Ali Haidar F 6-7 240 Fr Windsor, Ont./Forster HAY-dar

42 Mike Hojnacki F 6-7 230 So Milwaukee, Wis./New Berlin Eisenhower hoy-NACK-ee

43 Nathan Saliga F 6-7 215 Fr Leonard, Mich/Romeo Suh-LEE-guh

50 Brian Olley C 6-7 220 So Macomb, Mich./Dakota ALL-ee

54 Nate Kindt C 6-8 245 Fr Alpena, Mich./Alpena Kint

By ClassSeniors: 2Juniors: 2Sophomores: 3Freshmen: 8

By PositionGuards: 8Forwards: 7Centers: 5

GeographicArizona: 1Michigan: 10Ohio: 1Ontario: 1Wisconsin: 2

Roster Breakdown


Player Profiles2009-10 Men’s Basketball

5Don FowlerJr • G • 6-2 • 195

St. Clair Shores, Mich.

Career Totals 3-Point Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg PF Dq TP Avg Ast To Blk Ste Min Avg2007-08 27-22 58-150 .378 28-80 .350 12-15 .800 57 2.1 21 0 156 5.8 20 22 0 7 589 21.82008-09 28-11 46-125 .368 11-56 .196 40-47 .851 74 2.6 74 0 143 5.1 28 32 0 17 567 20.3Career 55-33 104-275 .378 39-136 .287 52-62 .839 131 2.4 95 0 299 5.4 48 54 0 24 1156 21.0

College: 2008-09: Played in 28 games and started 11 … Averaged 5 .1 points and 2 .6 rebounds per game … Snagged a career high 11 rebounds vs . Ferris State (1/31) … Shot 85 .1 percent from the free throw line … Posted nine games with 10 or more

points … 2007-08: Earned Bob Olson Award as team’s top freshman … Played in all 27 games and started 22 contests … Averaged 5 .8 points and 2 .1 rebounds per game … Posted five games with 10 or more points … Scored a career-high 26 points vs . Ashland (1/24) with the help of seven 3-pointers … Turned in 13 points, five assists and five rebounds at Gannon (12/8) … Shot 80 .0 percent from the free throw line .

High School: Graduated in 2007 from De La Salle (Mich .) Collegiate High School … Coached by Greg Esler … Named to All-Macomb County First Team and All-Metro East First Team as a junior and senior … Earned All-Catholic League Conference honors in final two seasons … Awarded Macomb County Player of the Year following final campaign … Named to All-State Class A Second Team while helping the Pilots reach state semifinals … Also played football and baseball … Member of National Honor Society . Personal: Son of Doug and Angie Fowler of St . Clair Shores, Mich . … Born May 25, 1989, in Grosse Pointe, Mich . … Has one older sister … Enjoys drawing and hanging out with friends … Majoring in exercise science .

Career HighsPts: 26, vs. Ashland, 1/24/08FGM: 9, vs. Ashland, 1/24/08FGA: 16, vs. Ashland, 1/24/083Pt: 7, vs. Ashland, 1/24/08Att: 12, vs. Ashland, 1/24/08FTM 7, vs. Ferris State, 1/31/09FTA: 8, vs. Ferris State, 1/31/09Reb: 11, vs. Ferris State, 1/31/09Ast: 5, twice, most recently at Tiffin, 2/5/09Blk: ----Ste: 3, twice, most recently at Findlay, 1/17/09Min: 37, twice, most recently vs. Northern Michigan, 12/8/07


22Matt GaedkeSo • G • 6-3 • 205Dearborn, Mich.

Career Totals 3-Point Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg PF Dq TP Avg Ast To Blk Ste Min Avg2008-09 27-0 19-67 .284 4-33 .121 23-27 .852 29 1.1 22 0 65 2.4 20 25 1 8 285 10.6Career 27-0 19-67 .284 4-33 .121 23-27 .852 29 1.1 22 0 65 2.4 20 25 1 8 285 10.6

College: 2008-09: Played in 27 games … Averaged 2 .4 points and 1 .1 rebounds per game … Posted a career-best 10 points and four rebounds at Northwood (12/6) … Posted six games with five or more points including three in a row (12/4 to 12/13)

… 2007-08: Redshirted .

High School: Graduated in 2007 from Edsel Ford (Mich .) High School … Coached by Ibrahim Baydoun … Earned All-Michigan Mega Conference honors three seasons … Averaged 23 points and six rebounds as a senior … Led Thunderbirds to district championship in 2005-06 … Named to all-area team in final campaign … Was fifth player in school history to score 1,000 points … Also participated in soccer for four years and track for three seasons … Member of National Honor Society .

Personal: Son of Richard and Margaret Gaedke of Dearborn, Mich . … Born Nov . 3, 1988, in Dearborn, Mich . … Has two younger sisters … Enjoys movies and video games … Majoring in computer network and system administration .

Career HighsPts: 10, at Northwood, 12/6/08FGM: 2, three times, most recently vs. Ferris State, 1/31/09FGA: 7, at Saginaw Valley State, 2/28/093Pt: 1, three times, most recently vs. Northern Michigan,

12/13/08Att: 4, twice, most recently vs. Northern Michigan, 12/13/08FTM: 5, at Northwood, 12/6/08FTA: 7, at Northwood, 12/6/08Reb: 4, at Northwood, 12/6/08Ast: 3, twice, most recently at Saginaw Valley State, 2/28/09Blk: 1, at Saginaw Valley State, 2/28/09Ste: 1, eight times, most recently vs. Findlay, 2/19/09Min: 25, at Saginaw Valley State, 2/28/09



30Chris BaughSr • F • 6-6 • 230

Detroit, Mich.

Career Totals 3-Point Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg PF Dq TP Avg Ast To Blk Ste Min Avg2005-06 5-0 5-11 .455 0-0 .000 2-3 .667 10 2.0 6 0 12 2.4 3 11 3 1 60 12.02006-07 25-0 16-38 .421 0-0 .000 7-17 .421 49 2.0 44 1 39 1.6 4 17 4 0 224 9.02007-08 25-1 25-43 .581 0-0 .000 11-19 .579 43 1.7 53 1 61 2.4 1 19 8 2 260 10.42008-09 29-23 62-153 .405 0-0 .000 35-57 .614 107 3.7 84 2 159 5.5 13 26 17 7 502 17.3Career 84-24 108-245 .441 0-0 .000 55-96 .573 209 2.5 187 4 271 3.2 21 73 32 10 1046 12.5

College: 2008-09: Played in 29 games and started 23 … Averaged 5 .5 points and 3 .7 rebounds per game … Posted four games with 10 or more points … Tallied a career-best 11 points three times including both regular season games against

Saginaw Valley State (1/22 and 2/28) … Snagged a career-best 13 rebounds at Wayne State (12/4) … 2007-08: Played in 25 games … Averaged 2 .4 points and 1 .7 rebounds per game … Had the highest field goal percentage ( .581) on the team … Scored a season-best eight points twice — in both regular season games vs . Lake Superior State (2/2 and 2/25) … Tallied a season-high eight rebounds to go along with two blocks and five points against Saginaw Valley State (2/14) … 2006-07: Earned a spot on the GLIAC All-Academic Team … Received the Bob Olson Award as team’s top freshman … Played in 25 games … Tallied 39 points and 49 rebounds on the season … Scored a season-high six points vs . Jacksonville State (12/30) … 2005-06: Received a medical redshirt … Played in five games before suffering a season-ending hand injury … Scored 12 points and grabbed 10 rebounds .

High School: Graduated from St . Martin De Porres (Mich .) High School in 2005 … Coached by Durand Sheppard … Averaged 9 .5 points and 8 .5 rebounds during senior season … Member of the Eagles’ Class C state championship team as a sophomore … All-Catholic League Team selection in 2004-05 … Team captain during junior and senior campaigns … Also lettered in cross country for four years .

Personal: Son of Roosevelt and Debra Baugh of Detroit, Mich . … Born on February 9, 1987, in Detroit, Mich . … Has one brother … Majoring in business administration with a concentration in marketing .

Career HighsPts: 11, three times, most recently at Saginaw Valley State,

2/28/09FGM: 5, vs. Minnesota Duluth, 11/23/08FGA: 16, at Wayne State, 12/4/083Pt: —Att: —FTM: 4, at Hillsdale, 1/15/09FTA: 5, twice, most recently vs. Alma, 11/21/08Reb: 13, at Wayne State, 12/4/08Ast: 3, twice, most recently at Saginaw Valley State, 2/28/09Blk: 2, three times, most recently vs. Ashland, 1/8/09Ste: 1, twice, most recently at Ferris State, 2/9/08


32Georgio HoltSr • F • 6-5 • 200

Farmington Hills, Mich.

Career Totals 3-Point Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg PF Dq TP Avg Ast To Blk Ste Min Avg2005-06 20-0 10-33 .303 4-18 .222 5-11 .455 31 1.6 18 0 29 1.5 6 9 5 3 163 8.22006-07 23-5 20-64 .313 12-38 .316 7-12 .583 54 2.3 36 0 59 2.6 9 19 8 10 333 14.52008-09 27-22 67-179 .374 28-106 .264 39-48 .813 98 3.6 63 2 201 7.4 17 28 14 7 622 23.0Career 70-27 97-276 .351 44-162 .271 51-71 .718 183 2.6 117 2 289 4.1 32 56 27 20 1118 16.0

Career HighsPts: 19, vs. Wayne State, 12/20/08FGM: 6, twice, most recently vs. Northern Michigan, 12/13/08FGA: 12, twice, most recently vs. Finlandia, 11/29/083Pt: 5, vs. Finlandia, 11/29/08Att: 9, vs. Finlandia, 11/29/08FTM: 6, vs. Wayne State, 12/20/08FTA: 6, twice, most recently vs. Wayne State, 12/20/08Reb: 11, vs. Northern Michigan, 12/13/08Ast: 2, five times, most recently at Northwood, 12/6/08Blk: 2, vs. Finlandia, 11/29/08Ste: 2, three times, most recently vs. Finlandia, 11/29/08Min: 33, three times, most recently vs. Northern Michigan,

College: 2008-09: Played in 27 games and started 22 … Averaged 7 .4 points and 3 .6 rebounds per game … Posted eight games with 10 or more points … Tallied a career-best 19 points vs . Wayne State (12/20) … Snagged a career-best 11

rebounds vs . Northern Michigan (12/13) … Had a game-clinching tip dunk at Ferris State (2/12) … 2007-08: Sat out with injury . . . 2006-07: Played in 23 games, starting five of those … Tallied 59 points and 54 rebounds on the season … Scored a season-high 10 points on four-of-five shooting vs . Northwood (12/7) … Had seven points and eight rebounds at Ferris State (2/8) … 2005-06: Saw action in 20 games … Recorded 29 points and 31 rebounds on the season … Notched a season-high seven points against Wayne State (1/19) … Grabbed a season-high six rebounds vs . Northern Michigan (1/2) … 2004-05: Redshirted .

High School: Graduated from Farmington (Mich .) High School in 2004 … Coached by Steven Norgrove … Twice earned Oakland Athletic Association all-conference honors … Averaged 11 .9 points and 6 .4 rebounds as a senior, helping his team to a 15-6 record … Earned the Farmington Public Schools Scholar-Athlete Award in his final campaign … Was named team’s best defensive player during his junior and senior years .

Personal: Son of Roy Holt and Yolanda Henry of Farmington Hills, Mich . … Born January 2, 1986, in Detroit, Mich . … Enjoys lifting weights and working on cars … Has one younger brother … Majoring in mechanical engineering .




42Mike HojnackiSo • F • 6-7 • 230Milwaukee, Wis.

College: 2008-09: Earned the Bob Olson Award as the team’s top newcomer … Played in 27 games and started two … Averaged 7 .9 points and 3 .3 rebounds per game … Led or tied for the team lead in points twice (Tiffin, 1/10, and Grand Valley State, 2/14) …

Led the team with .875 field goal percentage including a 4-for-4 mark from 3-point range vs . Tiffin (1/10) … Had a season-high three blocked shots twice—at Findlay (1/17) and vs . Tiffin (1/10) … Posted 12 games with 10 or more points and eight games with five or more rebounds .

High School: Graduated from New Berlin Eisenhower (Wis .) High School in 2008 … Coached by David Scheidegger … Averaged 19 points, nine rebounds and three assists in helping the Lions to a 23-4 record and state championship … Recognized as first team all-conference, first team all-area, Waukesha County Player of the Year and First Team Waukesha All-Athletic Team … Earned second team all-state and was a WBCA Division II All-Star … Also participated in golf and tennis as a prep … Member of National Honor Society .

Personal: Son of David and Joan Hojnacki of Milwaukee, Wis . … Born April 21, 1990, in Milwaukee, Wis . . . . Has one older sister … Enjoys playing cards and spending time with family and friends … Owns a 3 .69 grade point average in mechanical engineering .

Career HighsPts: 19, at Grand Valley State, 2/14/09FGM: 7, twice, most recently at Grand Valley State, 2/14/09FGA: 10, at Grand Valley State, 2/14/093Pt: 4, four times, most recently at Grand Valley State,

2/14/09Att: 8, vs. Ashland, 1/8/09FTM: 4, vs. Ferris State, 1/31/09FTA: 5, vs. Ferris State, 1/31/09Reb: 7, twice, most recently vs. Hillsdale, 2/21/09Ast: 2, at Northern Michigan, 1/3/09Blk: 3, twice, most recently at Findlay, 1/17/09Ste: 2, at Hillsdale, 3/3/09


50Brian OlleySo • C • 6-7 • 220Macomb, Mich.


College: 2008-09: Played in 27 games and started one … Averaged 3 .4 points and 2 .5 rebounds per game … Led team with three blocked shots against Alma (11/21) … Posted two games with 10 or more

points and six games with five or more rebounds … Tallied a season-high 12 points vs . Alma (11/21) … 2007-08: Redshirted .

High School: Graduated from Dakota (Mich .) High School in 2007 … Prepped by Bill Snyder … Earned all-academic laurels all four seasons … Named to Macomb Area Conference All-Red Division Team as a junior and senior … 2003 State Champion in Hoop Shoot Competition … Member of DECA .

Personal: Son of Dianne and Brian Olley, Jr . of Macomb, Mich . … Born on Nov . 6, 1989 in Warren, Mich . … Has one younger brother … Enjoys snowboarding, fishing and snowmobiling … Majoring in business administration .

Career HighsPts: 12, vs. Alma, 11/21/08FGM: 4, twice, most recently vs. Finlandia, 11/29/08FGA: 7, vs. Finlandia, 11/29/083Pt: ----Att: ----FTM 4, vs. Alma, 11/21/08FTA: 6, vs. Alma, 11/21/08Reb: 7, vs. Alma, 11/21/08Ast: 2, vs. Alma, 11/21/08Blk: 3, vs. Alma, 11/21/08Ste: 1, seven times, most recently vs. Grand Valley State,

1/29/09



4 12T.J.BrownFr • G • 6-2 • 180Oak Park, Mich.

Matt EstersFr • G • 6-3 • 180Detroit, Mich.

College: 2008-09: Redshirted .

High School: Graduated from Berkley (Mich .) High School in 2008 … Coached by Jeremy Denha … Averaged 12 points and 10 assists as a senior, helping Berkley to an Oakland Activities Association title … Named All-OAA First Team in 2007-08 … Helped Bears to 35-9 record during final two seasons as a prep .

Personal: Son of Thomas and Darlene Brown of Oak Park, Mich . … Born July 17, 1990, in Detroit, Mich . … Has one older brother and one younger sister … Enjoys spending time with family and watching movies … Majoring in business administration .


High School: Graduated from Divine Child (Mich .) High School in 2008 … Coached by Andy Dold … Earned all-state accolades as a senior who averaged 15 .4 points per game … Helped 2007-08 DCHS squad to a 21-6 record, a city championship and the Catholic League Central Division title … Was selected as team most valuable player and all-conference as both a junior and senior … Also participated in cross country for one season .

Personal: Son of Jerry and Stephanie Esters of Detroit, Mich . … Born in Detroit, Mich ., on Dec . 2, 1990 … Has two older sisters and two younger brothers … Enjoys reading books … Majoring in business administration .


20 54AnthonyKatonaFr • G • 6-2 • 185Negaunee, Mich.

NateKindtFr • C • 6-9 • 245Ossineke, Mich.


High School: Graduated in 2008 from Negaunee (Mich .) High School … Coached by Mike O’Donnell … Was an all-state selection as a senior, helping the Miners to a 25-1 record and trip to the state tournament semifinals … Turned in the ninth-best 3-point field goal percentage in the state in 2007-08 … Selected as Mid-Peninsula Conference Defensive Player of the Year each of his final two seasons …Also participated in football, cross country and golf as a prep … Member of student council .

Personal: Son of John and Judy Katona of Negaunee, Mich . … Born in Marquette, Mich ., on Aug . 2, 1989 … Has 11 siblings including eight brothers … Enjoys hunting, fishing and golfing … Majoring in chemistry .


High School: Graduated from Alpena (Mich .) High School in 2008 … Coached by John Pintar … Was the Big North Conference most valuable player as a senior, helping the Wildcats to a league title and district championship … Earned BNC most improved player accolades as a junior … Also participated in baseball and football as a prep … Member of National Honor Society .

Personal: Son of Steven and Lisa Kindt of Ossineke, Mich . … Born in Alpena, Mich ., on Nov . 7, 1989 … Has one younger sister … Enjoys hunting, fishing and camping … Majoring in civil engineering .



3 14

11

AlexCulyFr • G • 6-2 • 175Rice Lake, Wis.

ErikStephensFr • G • 5-10 • 160Cincinnati, Ohio

Tyler MolesworthJr • G • 6-4 • 195Mesa, Ariz.

High School: Graduated from Rice Lake (Wis .) High School in 2009 … Coached by Kevin Orr … Served as team captain for junior and senior seasons … Selected as the All-Big Rivers Conference Player of the Year in 2009 … Earned All-Big Rivers Conference accolades in 2008 … Helped the Warriors to a 22-2 record in 2006-07 and a Regional Championship … Also participated in cross country and golf as a prep .

Personal: Son of Brian and Bev Culy of Rice Lake, Wis . … Born in St . Paul, Minn ., on Feb . 14, 1991 … Has one older brother … Enjoys fishing and reading … Brother, Dan, currently plays basketball for Wisconsin-Superior … Majoring in chemical engineering .

College: 2008-09: Competed for Mesa Community College … Coached by Sam Ballard … Earned Arizona Community College Athletic Conference Player of the Week honors … Posted a .446 3-point percentage, good for fifth-best in ACCAC … Averaged 10 .2 points, 4 .3 rebounds, 1 .4 steals, and 1 .7 assists per game … 2007-08: Posted 10th-best 3-point field goal percentage ACCAC .

High School: Graduated from Mountain View (Ariz .) High School in 2004 … Coached by Gary Ernst … Named to 5A all-state honorable mention, Second Team All-5A East Valley Region, and team most valuable player in 2004, helping his team to a 29-3 record and a state semifinal appearance … Holds school record for most 3-point field goals in a game in Mountain View history (7) … Also participated in football, track, and baseball as a prep … Member of National Honor Society . Personal: Son of Scott and Dondi Molesworth of Mesa, Ariz . … Born in Santa Clara, Calif ., on Jan . 14, 1986 … Has two younger brothers and one younger sister … Enjoys golf and weight lifting … Has never played on a team with a losing record … Majoring in civil engineering .

High School: Graduated from Oak Hills (Ohio) High School in 2009 … Coached by Mike Price … Was named most valuable player of both his team and of the Buckeye Classic … Helped his team to a 17-6 record in 2006-07 that included a 12-2 record in the Greater Miami Conference, a district championship, and sectional runner-up … Also participated in baseball and track as a prep .

Personal: Son of Stephen and Jennifer Stevens of Cincinnati, Ohio … Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Dec . 18, 1990 … Has one younger sister … Enjoys golf and skiing … Met Oscar Robertson while competing in the Buckeye Classic … Majoring in exercise science .


Huskies Pep Band The Michigan Tech Pep Band has drawn raves from writers and commendations from coaches . It has ener-gized crowds, befuddled opponents, and is undoubtedly unequalled by any other ensemble of its kind in Division II basketball . The Huskies Pep Band has become the “Sixth Man” on the court at Michigan Tech home games . Members of the Huskies Pep Band are all students with other educational interests at Michigan Tech, as the University does not offer a music major . The brightly striped bib overall uniforms have become a trademark at Michigan Tech and reflect the school’s heritage as a mining institution . Because of the demand of the students’ schedules and the many appearances the group makes during the year (all football, basketball, and hockey events), there are actually two bands, named Silver and Gold, and each is made up of approximately 90 members . The Huskies Pep Band is led by director Nick Enz .

34AliHaidarFr • F • 6-7 • 240Windsor, Ont.

High School: Graduated from J .L . Forster (Ont .) High School in 2009 … Coached by Patrick Osborne … Was named Mr . Basketball and most valuable player of his team in both 2007-08 and 2008-09 … Helped Forster to a 28-8 record and the South Western Ontario Secondary Schools Athletic Association Championship in 2007-08 … Named most improved player of his team in 2006-07, helping his team to a 24-6 record and Windsor and Essex County Secondary School Athletic Association Championship … Also participated in football and volleyball as a prep .

Personal: Son of Mohammad and Mona Haidar of Windsor, Ont . … Born in Lebanon on July 20, 1990 … Has two older and two younger brothers and one older and one younger sister … Did not begin playing basketball until the 2006-07 season … Majoring in electrical engineering and computer engineering .

43NathanSaligaFr • F • 6-7 • 215Leonard, Mich.

High School: Graduated from Romeo (Mich .) High School in 2009 … Coached by Dale Teller … Garnered Macomb Area Conference defensive most valuable player, team most valuable player and All-MAC Red First Team accolades as a senior … Named fifth team all-county in 2008, helping his team to the MAC Championship and a district title … Averaged 9 .2 points and 7 .2 rebounds per game in 2008 … Named Most Improved Player on team in 2007, helping his team to MAC Championship and the District Championship … Also participated in soccer and track as a prep .

Personal: Son of Tony and Sue Saliga of Leonard, Mich . … Born in Rochester, Mich ., on Nov . 8, 1990 … Has two younger brothers … Enjoys biking, woodworking, and designing and building things … Father played basketball at Michigan Tech from 1980-82 … Mother played volleyball at Wayne State from 1979-81 … Majoring in mechanical engineering .

08-09 Review2009-10 Men’s Basketball


2008-09 Results

Date Opponent W/L Score High Points High Rebounds11/15/08 vs Wisconsin-Parkside^ W 66-52 (12) Robby Springborn (5) Bowe, Olley, Hojnacki11/16/08 vs Lewis^ L 66-83 (21) Robby Springborn (7) Fedrick Bowe 11/21/08 ALMA W 66-46 (12) Brian Olley (7) Brian Olley 11/23/08 MINNESOTA DULUTH L 54-66 (11) Chris Baugh (12) Fedrick Bowe 11/29/08 FINLANDIA W 81-58 (22) Fedrick Bowe (15) Fedrick Bowe 12/04/08 at Wayne State* L 55-62 (20) Robby Springborn (13) Chris Baugh 12/06/08 at Northwood* W 65-47 (18) Robby Springborn (5) Bowe, Olley12/13/08 NORTHERN MICHIGAN* L 67-69 (18) Fedrick Bowe (11) Georgio Holt 12/18/08 NORTHWOOD* W 54-48 (20) Robby Springborn (13) Fedrick Bowe 12/20/08 WAYNE STATE* W 69-60 (19) Georgio Holt (6) Fedrick Bowe 01/03/09 at Northern Michigan* L 62-66 (15) Fedrick Bowe (5) Ball, Bowe, Hojnacki 01/08/09 ASHLAND* W 77-69 (20) Robby Springborn (11) Fedrick Bowe 01/10/09 TIFFIN* W 84-53 (18) Hojnacki, Springborn (8) Fowler, Bowe 01/15/09 at Hillsdale* W 69-61 (27) Fedrick Bowe (8) Fedrick Bowe 01/17/09 at Findlay* L 69-83 (17) Sean Geary (6) Brian Olley 01/22/09 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE* L 73-85 (22) Fedrick Bowe (14) Fedrick Bowe 01/24/09 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE* L 51-58 (9) Bowe, Springborn (6) Geary, Bowe, Hojnacki01/29/09 GRAND VALLEY STATE* L 77-79 (18) Robby Springborn (5) Fedrick Bowe 01/31/09 FERRIS STATE* L 80-86 (17) Don Fowler (11) Don Fowler 02/05/09 at Tiffin* W 63-46 (25) Robby Springborn (8) Chris Baugh 02/07/09 at Ashland* W 72-70 (17) Springborn, Bowe (12) Fedrick Bowe 02/12/09 at Ferris State* W 66-58 (15) Robby Springborn (10) Fedrick Bowe 02/14/09 at Grand Valley State* L 59-69 (19) Mike Hojnacki (5) Fedrick Bowe 02/19/09 FINDLAY* L 36-64 (8) Brandon Ball (6) Fedrick Bowe 02/21/09 HILLSDALE* L 56-64 (13) Brandon Ball (10) Georgio Holt 02/26/09 at Lake Superior State* W 66-62 (17) Robby Springborn (13) Fedrick Bowe 02/28/09 at Saginaw Valley State* L 64-74 (14) Brandon Ball (5) Fedrick Bowe03/03/09 at Hillsdale! W 69-54 (14) Georgio Holt (8) Fedrick Bowe03/06/09 at Findlay! L 46-64 (25) Robby Springborn (12) Fedrick Bowe

^GLIAC/GLVC Challenge (Kenosha, Wis.) *GLIAC Game !GLIAC Tournament (Houghton, Mich.) Home games in CAPS

14-15 Overall, 10-12 GLIAC

2008-09 Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg03 Robby Springborn 29-29 889 30.7 123-315 .390 58-166 .349 80-88 .909 51 1.8 40-0 62 41 3 35 384 13.240 Fedrick Bowe 29-29 752 25.9 105-219 .479 0-0 .000 83-133 .624 229 7.9 73-1 23 61 19 20 293 10.142 Mike Hojnacki 27-2 526 19.5 76-162 .469 38-95 .400 23-30 .767 90 3.3 38-1 8 18 11 7 213 7.932 Georgio Holt 27-22 622 23.0 67-179 .374 28-106 .264 39-48 .813 98 3.6 63-2 17 28 14 7 201 7.410 Sean Geary 28-25 645 23.0 59-138 .428 15-44 .341 45-60 .750 84 3.0 48-0 76 44 1 25 178 6.430 Chris Baugh 29-23 502 17.3 62-153 .405 0-0 .000 35-57 .614 107 3.7 84-2 13 26 17 7 159 5.505 Don Fowler 28-11 567 20.3 46-125 .368 11-56 .196 40-47 .851 74 2.6 38-0 28 32 0 17 143 5.111 Brandon Ball 29-3 589 20.3 44-125 .352 12-45 .267 33-47 .702 67 2.3 66-1 65 47 2 30 133 4.650 Brian Olley 27-1 355 13.1 31-73 .425 0-0 .000 29-41 .707 67 2.5 71-3 10 30 12 7 91 3.413 Mike Szatko 7-0 67 9.6 7-17 .412 6-15 .400 2-2 1.000 6 0.9 4-0 3 3 0 1 22 3.122 Matt Gaedke 27-0 285 10.6 19-67 .284 4-33 .121 23-27 .852 29 1.1 22-0 20 25 1 8 65 2.4TM TEAM................ 123 4.2 3 Total.......... 29 639-1573 .406 172-560 .307 432-580 .745 1025 35.3 547-10 325 358 80 164 1882 64.9 Opponents...... 29 638-1446 .441 173-461 .375 407-577 .705 909 31.3 535-16 310 385 82 180 1856 64.0

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd TotalMichigan Tech 835 1047 1882Opponents 860 996 1856

Returning players in Bold


MICHIGAN TECH OPPONENTPoints 27, Fedrick Bowe at Hillsdale (01/15/09)Field Goals Made 9, Fedrick Bowe vs Saginaw Valley State (01/22/09)Field Goal Att. 17, Robby Springborn at Findlay (03/06/09)FG Pct (min 5 made) .875 (7-8), Mike Hojnacki vs Tiffin (01/10/09)3-Point FG Made 6, Robby Springborn at Findlay (03/06/09)3-Point FG Att. 13, Robby Springborn at Findlay (03/06/09)3-Pt FG Pct (min 4 made) 1.000 (4-4), Mike Hojnacki vs Tiffin (01/10/09)Free Throws Made 13, Fedrick Bowe at Hillsdale (01/15/09)Free Throw Att. 14, Fedrick Bowe at Hillsdale (01/15/09)FT Pct (min 6 made) 1.000 (7-7), Fedrick Bowe at Northern Michigan (01/03/09)Rebounds 15, Fedrick Bowe vs Finlandia (11/29/08)Assists 6, Brandon Ball at Findlay (03/06/09)Steals 4, two playersBlocked Shots 3, Fedrick Bowe at Findlay (03/06/09)

MICHIGAN TECH OPPONENTPOINTS 84, TIFFIN (01/10/09)FIELD GOALS MADE 30, three timesFIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 72, FINLANDIA (11/29/08)FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .536 (30-56), TIFFIN (01/10/09)3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 11, at Northern Michigan (01/03/09)3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 30, ASHLAND (01/08/09)3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .529 (9-17), GRAND VALLEY STATE (01/29/09)FREE THROWS MADE 27, FERRIS STATE (01/31/09)FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 39, FERRIS STATE (01/31/09)FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .944 (17-18), at Northern Michigan (01/03/09)REBOUNDS 46, FINLANDIA (11/29/08)ASSISTS 18, at Lake Superior State (02/26/09)STEALS 11, WAYNE STATE (12/20/08)BLOCKED SHOTS 7, TIFFIN (01/10/09)TURNOVERS 17, at Findlay (01/17/09)

MICHIGAN TECH OPPONENTPOINTS 36, FINDLAY (02/19/09)FIELD GOALS MADE 11, FINDLAY (02/19/09)FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 37, at Tiffin (02/05/09)FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .262 (11-42), FINDLAY (02/19/09)3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 0, HILLSDALE (02/21/09)3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 11, twice3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .000 (0-13), HILLSDALE (02/21/09)FREE THROWS MADE 4, at Findlay (03/06/09)FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 5, at Findlay (03/06/09)FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .571 (12-21), LAKE SUPERIOR STATE (01/24/09)REBOUNDS 21, GRAND VALLEY STATE (01/29/09)ASSISTS 4, FINDLAY (02/19/09)STEALS 2, four timesBLOCKED SHOTS 0, at Tiffin (02/05/09)TURNOVERS 6, TIFFIN (01/10/09)

2008-09 Highs and Lows

30, two players11, two players20, Greg Foster vs Saginaw Valley State (01/22/09)1.000 (8-8), Morgan Lewis vs Findlay (02/19/09)5, two players9, Jason Genova vs Lewis (11/16/08)1.000 (4-4) three players13, Tony Gugino at Hillsdale (01/15/09)17, Tony Gugino at Hillsdale (01/15/09)1.000 (8-8), Toreau Brown vs Grand Valley State (01/29/09)11, Shane Lawal at Wayne State (12/04/08)7, two players6, Tyler Gordon vs Finlandia (11/29/08)10, Shane Lawal at Wayne State (12/04/08)

86, FERRIS STATE (01/31/09)31, vs Lewis (11/16/08)62, twice.538 (28-52), FERRIS STATE (01/31/09)10, twice22, FINLANDIA (11/29/08).833 (5-6), at Grand Valley State (02/14/09)25, at Wayne State (12/04/08)42, at Wayne State (12/04/08).842 (16-19), at Saginaw Valley State (02/28/09)39, twice20, MINNESOTA DULUTH (11/23/08)13, FINLANDIA (11/29/08)11, at Wayne State (12/04/08)28, ALMA (11/21/08)

46, twice12, ALMA (11/21/08)37, ALMA (11/21/08).324 (12-37), ALMA (11/21/08)1, at Northwood (12/06/08)6, at Grand Valley State (02/14/09).111 (1-9), at Northwood (12/06/08)6, TIFFIN (01/10/09)10, twice.526 (10-19), LAKE SUPERIOR STATE (01/24/09)17, at Tiffin (02/05/09)3, twice2, twice0, twice5, FINDLAY (02/19/09)

Individual Highs

Team Highs

Team Lows

Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RecordLeading At Half . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-2Trailing At Half . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-13Tied At Half . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 Better FG Pct Than Opp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-0 Worse FG Pct Than Opp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-15 FG Pct Equal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0 FG Pct Better Than 50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-0 FG Pct 40-50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-5FG Pct Less Than 40 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-10Hold Opp Under 40 FG Pct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1

More Rebounds Than Opp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-8 Fewer Rebounds Than Opp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-7 Rebounds Equal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 More Turnovers Than Opp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-7Fewer Turnovers Than Opp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8Turnovers Equal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0 Scoring Fewer Than 70 Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-12 Scoring 70 or More Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-3 Hold Opp to Less Than 70 Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-9 Allow Opp 70 or More Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6

Day Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7Night Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8Vs . Ranked Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-3Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-1Monday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-0Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-0Wednesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-0Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-4Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-1Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-9

Michigan Tech’s Record When...

08-09 Review2009-10 Men’s Basketball


Exhibition • at MichiganNovember 11, 2008—at Ann Arbor, Mich . (6328)

Michigan Tech (0-1) 24 31 — 55Michigan (1-0) 42 35 — 77Notes: The Huskies were as close as 10 points in the second half, but cold shooting and a 30-point effort from UM’s Manny Harris were too much to overcome .

Exhibition • vs. IUPUINovember 12, 2008—at Ann Arbor, Mich . (6328)

Michigan Tech (0-2) 33 32 — 65IUPUI (1-1) 28 23 — 51Notes: The Huskies kept the game within five points at half but 5-of-30 shooting from 3-point range didn’t allow them to get any closer in the second half .

Game 1 • GLIAC/GLVC ChallegeNovember 15, 2008—at Sault Ste . Marie, Mich . (459)

Wisconsin-Parkside (0-1) 20 32 — 52Michigan Tech (1-0) 30 36 — 66Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FUWP 34 .6 11 .8 66 .7 30 9 15Tech 50 .9 18 .2 72 .7 41 11 20Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds UWP Fenderson 25 Stevens 6Tech Springborn 12 Six tied with 5Notes: Nine different Huskies scored points including three in double figures as Tech officially opened the season with a win . Tech led virtually wire to wire . The defense limited the Rangers to 20 first-half points .

Game 2 • GLIAC/GLVC ChallegeNovember 16, 2008—at Sault Ste . Marie, Mich . (125)

Lewis (2-0) 34 49 — 83Michigan Tech (1-1) 29 37 — 66Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FLewis 51 .7 42 .9 70 .6 37 8 19Tech 35 .1 40 .0 76 .2 34 10 19Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Lewis Dagans 30 Dagans, Genova 7Tech Springborn 21 Bowe 7Notes: Lewis’ Bradon Dagans and Jason Genova combined for 50 points to help the Flyers improve to 2-0 . Robby Springborn scored 21 points in the Huskies’ first setback of the season .

Game 3 • vs. AlmaNovember 21, 2008—at Houghton, Mich . (550)

Alma (0-3) 27 19 — 46Michigan Tech (2-1) 38 38 — 66Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FAlma 32 .4 27 .8 70 .8 38 28 23Tech 42 .3 23 .8 63 .0 29 10 22Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Alma Redditt 11 DeHaan, Binkley 4Tech Olley 12 Olley 7Notes: The Huskies held the Scots to just three field goals in the second half . An 8-0 run midway through the frame helped Tech take control of the game . Freshman Brian Olley posted a team-high 12 points in his third collegiate game .

Game 4 • vs. Minnesota DuluthNovember 23, 2008—at Houghton, Mich . (468)

Minnesota Duluth (3-2) 31 35 — 66Michigan Tech (2-2) 25 29 — 54Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FUMD 51 .1 50 .0 80 .0 39 18 17Tech 32 .8 10 .0 71 .4 30 8 16Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds UMD Sykora 18 Sykora, White 9Tech Baugh 11 Bowe 12Notes: Field goal shooting was the difference in this one as the Bulldogs knocked down 8-of-16 3-pointers . Fedrick Bowe tallied a double-double with 10 points and 12 rebounds for Tech .

Game 5 • vs. FinlandiaNovember 29, 2008—at Houghton, Michigan (405)

Finlandia (0-5) 23 35 — 58Michigan Tech (3-2) 36 45 — 81Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FFU 42 .0 28 .6 81 .3 30 20 17Tech 41 .7 28 .6 81 .3 46 14 15Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds FU Gordon 18 Gordon 7Tech Bowe 22 Bowe 15Notes: Fedrick Bowe and Georgio Holt combined for 39 points and the Huskies utilized a 46-30 rebounding avan-tage to gain the win .

Game 6 • vs. Wayne StateDecember 4, 2008—at Detroit, Mich . (764)

Michigan Tech (3-3, 0-1) 23 32 — 55Wayne State (3-1, 1-0) 22 40 — 62Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 31 .0 35 .3 61 .9 44 17 33Wayne 37 .8 23 .1 59 .5 35 14 19Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Springborn 20 Baugh 13Wayne Lawal 19 Lawal 11Notes: Tech shot just 31 percent from the field — in large part due to WSU’s Shane Lawal, who completed his triple double with 10 blocks . Robby Springborn tallied his second game of the year with 20+ points .

Game 7 • vs. Northwood

Game 9 • vs. Northwood

December 6, 2008—at Midland, Mich . (867)Michigan Tech (4-3, 1-1) 27 38 — 65Northwood (4-2, 1-1) 21 26 — 47Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 42 .3 27 .8 84 .2 27 8 20Northwood 38 .5 11 .1 59 .3 33 18 17Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Springborn 18 Bowe, Olley 5Northwood Sullivan 14 Erickson 8Notes: Tech went 16-of-19 from the free throw line in the second half to come away with its first GLIAC win . Huskies’ freshman Matt Gaedke recorded his first career game in double figures with 10 points .

December 18, 2008—at Houghton, Mich . (628)Northwood (5-3, 2-2) 21 27 — 48Michigan Tech (5-4, 2-2) 21 33 — 54Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FNorthwood 32 .7 18 .8 75 .0 37 12 26Tech 29 .4 21 .4 77 .8 41 11 16Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Northwood Johnson 18 Erickson 9Tech Springborn 20 Bowe 13Notes: Coach Kevin Luke called it “Probably the ugliest win I’ve been associated with in my time at Michigan Tech .” Tech’ 11-2 run to open the second half proved to be the difference .

Game 8 • vs. Northern Michigan

Game 10 • vs. Wayne State

Game 11 • vs. Northern Michigan

Game 13 • vs. Tiffin

Game 12 • vs. Ashland

December 13, 2008—at Houghton, Mich . (867)Northern Michigan (6-1, 2-1) 33 36 — 69Michigan Tech (4-4, 1-2) 39 28 — 67Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FNMU 46 .8 50 .0 69 .6 31 15 18Tech 38 .6 24 .0 60 .7 42 13 21Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds NMU Renelique 24 Warner, Greene 7Tech Bowe 18 Holt 11Notes: The Black and Gold held a 48-33 lead over the Wild-cats in the second half, but couldn’t hang on for the victory . Junior Georgio Holt recorded his first career double-double (17 pts, 11 rebounds) in the loss .

December 20, 2008—at Houghton, Mich . (561)Wayne State (4-5, 2-3) 26 34 — 60Michigan Tech (6-4, 3-2) 32 37 — 69Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FWSU 44 .2 60 .0 72 .7 27 19 24Tech 47 .9 18 .8 83 .3 31 14 19Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds WSU Stallings 15 Lawal 8Tech Holt 19 Bowe 6Notes: Georgio Holt and Robby Springborn combined for 37 of the team’s 69 points . The Tech defense held WSU without a field goal for more than four minutes late in the game .

January 03, 2009—at Marquette, Mich (1426)Northern Michigan (8-3, 3-3) 34 32 — 66Michigan Tech (6-5, 3-3) 27 35 — 62Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FNMU 53 .3 31 .3 72 .2 28 13 14Tech 34 .0 45 .8 94 .4 30 15 16Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds NMU Greene 14 Warner 6 Tech Bowe 15 Ball 5Notes: Tech led 59-50 with 6:28 to play before the Wildcats finished on a 16-3 surge . The Huskies made a season-high 11 3-pointers in the game, but failed to score a field goal in the final 6:28 .

January 10, 2009—at Houghton, Mich (606)Tiffin (1-12, 0-8) 26 27 — 53Michigan Tech (8-5, 5-3) 34 50 — 84Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTU 34 .4 25 .0 60 .0 30 10 17Tech 53 .6 41 .7 86 .4 42 6 9Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds TU Cuellar 16 Warner 6 Tech Hojnacki, Springborn 18 Bowe, Fowler 8Notes: Just two days after his 17 point outing, freshman forward Mike Hojnacki attained a new career high by scoring 18 and going 4-4 from three point range . The Huskies moved into a tie for first place in the GLIAC North with the victory .

January 8, 2009—at Houghton, Mich (525)Ashland (6-5, 4-3) 27 42 — 69Michigan Tech (7-5, 4-3) 30 47 — 77Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FAU 45 .2 42 .9 70 .0 31 15 14Tech 44 .8 33 .3 88 .2 38 16 11Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds AU Wackerly 19 Saunders 9 Tech Springborn 20 Bowe 11Notes: The Huskies converted on 15 of their 17 attempts at the free throw stripe and had four players score in double figures to defeat the Eagles . Mike Hojnacki notched a career high with 17 points .

Game 14 • vs. NorthwoodJanuary 15, 2009—at Hillsdale, Mich . (512)

Michigan Tech (9-5, 6-3) 28 41 — 69Hillsdale (5-8, 3-6) 29 32 — 61Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 42 .0 27 .3 88 .9 39 14 20Hillsdale 36 .5 19 .0 82 .6 28 12 24Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Bowe 27 Bowe 8Hillsdale Gugino 21 Gugino 9Notes: Fedrick Bowe shattered his career high with 27 points including a 13-of-14 effort at the free throw line . As a team, the Huskies were 24-of-27 at the foul stripe to claim their third straight win .


Game 15 • vs. Findlay

Game 16 • vs. Saginaw Valley State

Game 20 • at Tiffin

Game 21 • at Ashland

Game 22 • at Ferris State

Game 23 • at Grand Valley State

Game 19 • vs. Ferris State

Game 18 • vs. Grand Valley State

Game 24 • vs. Findlay

Game 26 • at Lake Superior State

Game 25 • vs. Hillsdale

Game 27 • at Saginaw Valley State

Game 28 • GLIAC Quarterfinal

Game 29 • GLIAC Semifinal

Game 17 • vs. Lake Superior State

January 17, 2009—at Findlay, Ohio (1,682)Michigan Tech (9-6, 6-4) 26 43 — 69No. 1 Findlay (14-0, 10-0) 44 39 — 83Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 41 .1 40 .0 88 .2 33 17 20Findlay 52 .8 42 .1 73 .1 31 11 15Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Geary 17 Olley 6Findlay Hyde 16 Roberts 9Notes: Tech came within 12 points of the No . 1 ranked Oilers in the final two minutes of play before falling . Sean Geary posted a season-high 17 points and was one of four Tech players in double figures in points .

January 22, 2009—at Houghton, Mich . (612)Saginaw Valley State (4-11, 4-7) 40 45 — 85Michigan Tech (9-7, 6-5) 38 35 — 73Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FSVSU 50 .9 47 .1 84 .0 38 14 16Tech 40 .6 35 .3 71 .4 33 10 19Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds SVSU Foster 30 Foster 10Tech Bowe 22 Bowe 14Notes: The Huskies couldn’t stop the hot shooting of the Cardinals’ Dante Williams and Greg Foster, who scored a combined 52 points . Four Huskies scored in double figures led by Fedrick Bowe who posted a double-double .

February 5, 2009—at Tiffin, Ohio (175)Michigan Tech (10-10, 7-8) 34 29 — 63Tiffin (2-18, 1-14) 24 22 — 46Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 51 .4 47 .1 68 .0 36 16 15TU 34 .9 28 .6 75 .0 17 11 25Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Springborn 25 Baugh 8TU Fall 14 Fall 5Notes: Michigan Tech snapped its five game losing skid by shooting its best percentage from the floor in the past six games . Robby Springborn led all scorers with 25 points as the Huskies handed the Dragons yet another defeat .

February 7, 2009—at Ashland, Ohio (606)Michigan Tech (11-10, 8-8) 26 46 — 72Ashland (9-11, 7-9) 31 39 — 70Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 51 .7 23 .8 87 .5 37 13 19AU 51 .0 62 .5 53 .3 20 9 15Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Springborn, Bowe 17 Bowe 12AU Hatcher 23 Hatcher 6Notes: Despite a six-point lead with nine seconds left, Tech needed Robby Springborn breaking up a pass at the buzzer to hold on for the two-point win . Bowe tallied his fifth double-double of the season .

February 12, 2009—at Big Rapids, Mich . (690)Michigan Tech (12-10, 9-8) 27 39 — 66Ferris State (11-11, 9-8) 34 24 — 58Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 43 .2 41 .2 70 .0 36 14 18FS 35 .8 33 .3 73 .7 31 12 22Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Springborn 15 Bowe 10FS Keenan 20 Molden 6Notes: Michigan Tech extended its winning streak to three games by having three players record double figures in points . Georgio Holt’s tip dunk at the 2:38 mark in the second half proved to be the game changer .

February 14, 2009—at Allendale, Mich . (2081)Michigan Tech (12-11, 9-9) 18 41 — 59Grand Valley State (17-6, 12-6) 25 44 — 69Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 40 .4 25 .0 70 .6 26 11 23GVSU 52 .2 83 .3 72 .7 32 15 15Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Hojnacki 19 Bowe 5GVSU Ringler 13 Brown 7Notes: The first half shooting percentage for the Huskies was one major factor in their first loss in four games . Tech shot 27 percent compared to the 41 .7 by the Lakers . Mike Hojnacki reset his career high by scoring 19 points .

January 31, 2009—at Houghton, Mich . (985)Ferris State (11-8, 9-5) 40 46 — 86Michigan Tech (9-10, 6-8) 33 47 — 80Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FFSU 53 .8 58 .8 66 .7 28 13 27Tech 41 .4 23 .8 69 .2 43 15 26Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds FSU Keenan 26 Keenan 7Tech Fowler 17 Fowler 11Notes: Despite having four players with 11 or more points, the Black and Gold dropped their fifth GLIAC decision in as many games . Don Fowler recorded a double-double for the first time in his collegiate career .

January 29, 2009—at Houghton, Mich . (1,011)Grand Valley State (14-4, 9-4) 41 38 — 79Michigan Tech (9-9, 6-7) 34 43. — 77Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FGVSU 53 .3 58 .3 80 .0 38 15 23Tech 47 .9 52 .9 73 .3 20 7 23Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds GVSU Wes Trammell 18 Ringler 10Tech Springborn 18 Bowe 4Notes: Robby Springborn launched a desperation three-pointer at the buzzer, but it went wide to the right as Tech lost their fourth straight GLIAC match . Three Huskies had double figures in points .

February 19, 2009—at Houghton, Mich . (904)No. 1 Findlay (23-0, 19-0) 33 31 — 64Michigan Tech (12-12, 9-10) 12 24 — 36Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FUF 50 .0 35 .7 76 .5 28 5 17Tech 26 .2 21 .4 57 .9 32 16 13Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds UF Bostic 20 Lewis 7Tech Ball 8 Bowe 6Notes: Findlay proved why they are ranked number one in the country against Tech . The Black and Gold could not slow down Josh Bostic and the rest of the Oilers .

February 26, 2009—at Houghton, Mich . (904)Michigan Tech (13-13, 10-11) 24 38 — 62Lake Superior State (19-7, 16-5) 40 26 — 66Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 51 .0 46 .7 81 .8 29 8 16LSSU 43 .4 33 .3 80 .0 29 10 15Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Springborn 23 Bowe 13LSSU Kuhl 18 VanOudeusden 7Notes: Tech secured its 12th straight appearance in the GLIAC Tournament with this upset win . LSSU fought back from 18 points down, but the Huskies held on for their eighth straight win over the Lakers in Sault Ste . Marie .

February 21, 2009—at Houghton, Mich . (1919)Hillsdale (14-10, 12-8) 32 32 — 64Michigan Tech (12-13, 9-11) 28 28 — 56Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FHC 41 .2 42 .1 60 .9 39 16 17Tech 35 .0 0 .0 73 .7 38 12 21Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds HC Guinane, MacKenzie 12 Laser, Gerber 7Tech Ball 13 Holt 10Notes: Robby Springborn scored his 1,000th point, but the Huskies failed to make a three-point basket in their second consecutive loss . Brandon Ball recorded a career high with 13 points in his final home game as a Husky .

February 28, 2009—at University Center, Mich . (1,118)Michigan Tech (13-14, 10-12) 25 39 — 64Saginaw Valley State (9-17, 9-13) 37 37 — 74Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 38 .7 34 .5 75 .0 31 14 18SVSU 47 .2 47 .1 84 .2 36 13 14Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Ball 14 Bowe 5SVSU Stevenson 26 Foster 9Notes: Brandon Ball posted a career-high 14 points against his former team . Chris Baugh tied a career high with 11 points . Don Fowler and Mike Hojnacki also reached double digits in points .

March 3, 2009—at Hillsdale, Mich . (882)Michigan Tech (14-14) 25 39 — 64Hillsdale (16-11) 37 37 — 74Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 46 .0 50 .0 77 .8 38 13 17HC 44 .4 22 .2 71 .4 20 12 18Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Holt 14 Bowe 8HC Gugino 15 Gugino 7Notes: The Huskies shot 50 percent from beyond the arc in enemy territory to win their first GLIAC Tournament game in the past four seasons . Four players registered double figures in points for the Black and Gold .

March 6, 2009—at Findlay, Ohio (1,573)Michigan Tech (14-15) 25 21 — 46No. 1 Findlay (29-0) 31 33 — 64Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FTech 33 .3 28 .6 80 .0 35 15 21UF 43 .1 42 .9 66 .7 32 6 13Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds Tech Springborn 25 Bowe 12UF Bostic 27 Roberts 8Notes: Tech stayed within six at the break but couldn’t match the depth of the host Oilers, who went on to win the GLIAC and national championship . Robby Springborn wrapped up his career with a stellar 25-point performance .

January 24, 2009—at Houghton, Mich . (782)Lake Superior State (12-5, 9-3) 31 27 — 58Michigan Tech (9-8, 6-6) 26 25 — 51Team Stats FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct Reb TO FLSSU 43 .5 47 .1 52 .6 37 12 19Tech 29 .0 14 .3 57 .1 43 10 21Stat Leaders: Points Rebounds LSSU VanOudheusden 18 Perkins 9Tech Bowe, Springborn 9 Three tied 6Notes: Tech fell victim to cold shooting, especially behind the three-point line to be defeated in their third consecutive GLIAC contest .

ChampionshipHistory

2009-10 Men’s Basketball


All-Time GLIAC Tournament ResultsMichigan Tech has won two Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Con-ference Tournament titles and has qualified for 12 of the last 13 GLIAC Tournaments . The Huskies have posted a 20-10 mark in tournament play .

2008-09Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 69, at Hillsdale 54Semifinal at Findlay 64, Michigan Tech 46

2007-08Quarterfinal Lake Superior State 87, at Michigan Tech 73

2006-07Quarterfinal at Northern Michigan 77, Michigan Tech 54

2005-06Quarterfinal at Grand Valley State 67, Michigan Tech 46

2004-05Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 56, at Grand Valley State 48Semifinal at Findlay 76, Michigan Tech 57

2003-04Quarterfinal at Michigan Tech 87, Northern Michigan 66Semifinal Michigan Tech 69, Gannon 59 (at Findlay, Ohio)Championship at Findlay 73, Michigan Tech 68

2002-03 (All games at Houghton, Mich.)Quarterfinal at Michigan Tech 91, Ashland 75Semifinal at Michigan Tech 68, Northern Michigan 59Championship at Michigan Tech 68, Findlay 66

2001-02 (All games at Grand Rapids, Mich.)Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 78, Wayne State 70Semifinal Michigan Tech 88, Lake Superior State 71Championship Michigan Tech 79, Northwood 65

2000-01 (All games at Grand Rapids, Mich.)Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 60, Findlay 47Semifinal Gannon 64, Michigan Tech 61

1999-2000 (All games at Grand Rapids, Mich.)Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 72, Ashland 70Semifinal Michigan Tech 91, Grand Valley State 85Championship Northern Michigan 73, Michigan Tech 70

1998-99 (All games at Battle Creek, Mich.)Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 61, Northern Michigan 55Semifinal Michigan Tech 76, Ashland 75Championship Wayne State 67, Michigan Tech 53

1997-98 (All games at Houghton, Mich.)Quarterfinal at Michigan Tech 77, Mercyhurst 67Semifinal at Michigan Tech 74, Northern Michigan 65Championship Ferris State 71, at Michigan Tech 62

1995-96 (All games at Rochester, Mich.)Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 75, Northern Michigan 67Semifinal Lake Superior State 75, Michigan Tech 72Third Place Michigan Tech 90, Saginaw Valley State 72

1994-95 (All games at Big Rapids, Mich.)Semifinal Oakland 95, Michigan Tech 81Third Place Michigan Tech 88, Ferris State 84

Left: Keith Fogle (1999-2003) was a key factor in Michigan Tech’s first two GLIAC Tournament titles. The forward played in a school-record 121 career games and tallied 765 points and 533 rebounds.

Right: Brian VanLanen (1995-97, 1998-2000) was a member of three GLIAC Tournament teams. The Appleton, Wis., native registered 824 points and 329 rebounds in 109 career games at Michigan Tech.


All-Time NCAA Tournament ResultsMichigan Tech has made six trips to the NCAA Tournament, with the first in 1962-63 and the most recent in 2003-04 . The Huskies have played in 11 NCAA Tournament games and posted a 5-6 all-time tournament record . Below is a look at Michigan Tech’s all-time results in the NCAA II Championships:

2003-04 NCAA II Great Lakes Regional at Romeoville, Ill.Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 81, Gannon 75Semifinal Wayne State 57, Michigan Tech 54

2002-03 NCAA II Great Lakes Regional at Houghton, Mich.Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 90, Indianapolis 75Semifinal Southern Indiana 74, Michigan Tech 71

2001-02 NCAA II Great Lakes Regional at Owensboro, Ky.Semifinal Lewis 62, Michigan Tech 51

1999-2000 NCAA II Great Lakes Regional at Owensboro, Ky.Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 91, Gannon 86Semifinal Southern Indiana 85, Michigan Tech 68

1997-98 NCAA II Great Lakes Regional at Owensboro, Ky.Quarterfinal Michigan Tech 76, Lewis 73Semifinal Kentucky Wesleyan 78, Michigan Tech 68

1962-63 NCAA II Regional at Brookings, S.D.Semifinals Nebraska Wesleyan 86, Michigan Tech 69Third Place Michigan Tech 71, Cornell (Iowa) 61

Two-time All-American and regional all-tournament team selection Matt Cameron provided a sold-out SDC Gym one of the most exciting moments in Michigan Tech basketball history with this reverse dunk vs. Southern Indiana in the 2003 NCAA Regional semifinal.

The 1962-63 Michigan Tech squad was the first to advance to the NCAA Tournament. The team took third place at the region, which was hosted by South Dakota State in Brookings, S.D.

Awards2009-10 Men’s Basketball


All-Americans(Clockwise from upper left)

Josh Buettner2004-05: NABC, Daktronics (First Team) and Basketball

Times (Third Team) All-America; Division II Bulletin Preseason Player of the Year

2003-04: NABC, Daktronics (First Team), and Division II Bulletin (Third Team) All-America

Matt Cameron2002-03: NABC, Basketball Times (Second Team), and

Daktronics (Third Team) All-America2001-02: Daktronics (Second Team), Division II Bulletin

(Fourth Team) All-America

Jeff Boinski1998-99: Division II Bulletin (Honorable Mention)

All-America

J.T. Luginski2002-03: Daktronics (Third Team) All-America; CoSIDA

Academic All-American of the Year2001-02: CoSIDA Academic All-America Second Team


Major AwardsNational Player of the Year2004-05 Josh Buettner, Division II Bulletin Preseason

National Coach of the Year2002-03 Kevin Luke, NABC

All-America2004-05 Josh Buettner, NABC, Daktronics First Team, Basketball Times

Third Team2003-04 Josh Buettner, NABC, Daktronics First Team, Division II Bulletin

Third Team, 2002-03 Matt Cameron, NABC, Basketball Times Second Team J.T. Luginski, Daktronics Third Team2001-02 Matt Cameron, Daktronics Second Team, Division II Bulletin

Fourth Team1998-99 Jeff Boinski, Division II Bulletin Honorable Mention

National All-Freshman2001-02 Jason Marcotte, Division II Bulletin1999-00 Matt Cameron, Division II Bulletin

CoSIDA Academic All-America2002-03 J.T. Luginski, First Team, Academic All-American of the Year2001-02 J.T. Luginski, Second Team1984-85 Wayne Helmila, Second Team1980-81 Russ VanDuine, First Team1979-80 Russ VanDuine, Second Team

All-Region2005-06 Radayl Richardson, NABC Second Team2003-04 Jason Marcotte, Daktronics Second Team2002-03 J.T. Luginski, NABC First Team2001-02 Matt Cameron, NABC First Team1998-99 Jeff Boinski, NABC First Team1997-98 Jeff Boinski, NABC First Team1996-97 Jeff Boinski, NABC Second Team

Region Coach of the Year2002-03 Kevin Luke, NABC2001-02 Kevin Luke, NABC

Russ VanDuine (1975-76, 77-81) was Tech’s first Academic All-American. He was a second team selection in 1979-80 and a first team pick in 1980-81. VanDuine was also the school’s first GLIAC Player of the Year—one of only four Huskies ever to earn the award.

Jason Marcotte (2001-05) owns the Michigan Tech record for career three-point field goals with 335. The three-time All-GLIAC selection helped the Huskies to a 96-24 record (.750 winning percent-age) during his four years wearing black and gold.

Awards2009-10 Men’s Basketball


Ken Hamar Award(Most Valuable Player)

2008-09—Robbie Springborn2007-08—Tim Strom2006-07—Tim Strom2005-06—Radayl Richardson2004-05—Josh Buettner2003-04—Josh Buettner2002-03—Matt Cameron2001-02—Matt Cameron2000-01—Matt Cameron1999-00—Jason Kreider1998-99—Jeff Boinski1997-98—Chad Bultynck1996-97—Jeff Boinski1995-96––Chad Bultynck1994-95––Matt Trombley1993-94––Travis Harris1992-93––Pete Hoffman1991-92—Pete Hoffman1990-91—Gene Seets1989-90—Pete Hoffman1988-89—Jeff Johnston1987-88—Rod Ruth1986-87—Rod Ruth1985-86—Jan Stage1984-85—Wayne Helmila1983-84—Todd Kleinow1982-83—Todd Kleinow1981-82—Geof Kotila1980-81—Russ VanDuine1979-80—Russ VanDuine

1978-79—Russ VanDuine1977-78—Mike Trewhella1976-77—Mike Ruecker1975-76—Mike Ruecker1974-75—Matt Scott1973-74—Gary Lange1972-73—Chuck Finkbeiner1971-72—Larry Grimes1970-71—Larry Grimes1969-70—Larry Grimes1968-69—Larry Grimes1967-68—Ted Wittig1966-67—Bob Bohse1965-66—Frank Sahlman1964-65—Larry Laurich1963-64—Bill Massey1962-63—Doug Scheuneman1961-62—Dave Cvengros1960-61—Carl Maki1959-60—Pember Andresen1958-59—Dave Creery1957-58—Jack Keily1956-57—Jack Keily1955-56—Gary Lundin1954-55—Herm Gierow1953-54—Terry Thompson1952-53—Gary Lundin1951-52—Charles Hein1950-51—Ken Seaton1949-50—Rudy Kelto

Bill Gappy Award(Most Impoved Player)

2008-09—Fredrick Bowe2007-08—Sean Geary2006-07—Tim Strom 2005-06—Fedrick Bowe2004-05—Radayl Richardson2003-04—Jeff McHenry2002-03—Josh Buettner2001-02—Jeff McHenry2000-01—Jeremy Resmer1999-00—Omari Ruffin1998-99—Greg Eckman1997-98—Steve Mattson1996-97—Brian Dukes1995-96––Scott Kieser1994-95––Mark Wittbrodt1993-94––Nick Joseph1992-93––John Barnes1991-92—Brandon Asher1990-91—K.C. Leisenring

1989-90—Paul Turino1988-89—Gene Seets1987-88—Ron Harper1986-87—Rod Ruth1985-86—Steve Hansen1984-85—Filmore Walker1983-84—Jack Carrel1982-83—Wayne Helmila1981-82—Todd Kleinow1980-81—Chris Gutkowski, Geof

Kotila1979-80—Greg Adkins, Rob Flaska1978-79—Kevin Luke1977-78—Russ VanDuine1976-77—Steve Anderson1975-76—Alan Koskey1974-75—Steve Peterson1973-74—John Guyette1972-73—Chuck Finkbeiner

Bob Olson Award(Outstanding Newcomer)

2008-09—Mike Hojnacki2007-08—Don Fowler2006-07—Chris Baugh2005-06—Robby Springborn2004-05—Tim Strom2003-04—Radayl Richardson2002-03—Kelsey Fors2001-02—Jason Marcotte2000-01—Jason Maes1999-00—Matt Cameron1998-99—Omari Ruffin1997-98—No award given1996-97—Jason Kreider1995-96––Jeff Boinski1994-95––Chad Bultynck1993-94––Mike Kissman1992-93––Travis Harris1991-92—Ed Whitaker

1990-91—Brandon Asher1989-90—Leon McGee1988-89—Pete Hoffman1987-88—Jason Willman1986-87—Dan Kosnik1985-86—Kent Clark1984-85—Mark Jenner1983-84—Joe Sell1982-83—Dave Besonen1981-82—Wayne Helmila1980-81—Tony Saliga1979-80—Chris Gutkowski1978-79—Geof Kotila1977-78—Kevin Luke1976-77—Mike Susko1975-76—John Gajor1974-75—Mike Trewhella1973-74—Mike Ruecker

Harold Meese Award(Sportsmanship)

2008-09—Sean Geary2007-08—Kyle Pullen2006-07—Kyle Pullen2005-06—Bob Evans2004-05—Bob Evans2003-04—Jason Maes2002-03—Jeremy Resmer2001-02—Omari Ruffin2000-01—Justin Dahlager1999-00—Greg Eckman1998-99—Brian Dukes1997-98—Adam Osypowski

1996-97—Josh Suardini1995-96—Adam Osypowski1994-95—John Barnes1993-94—Scott Kieser1992-93—Nick Joseph1991-92—Todd Fewins1990-91—Todd Fewins1989-90—Rich Ahonen1988-89—Rich Ahonen1987-88—Jeff Johnston1986-87—Mike Gallagher1985-86—Dave Besonen

Paul Koski Award(Scholastic Achievement)

2008-09—Sean Geary (3.16, Business Administration)2007-08—Kevin Maloney (3.62, Mechanical Engineering)2006-07—Kevin Maloney (3.54, Mechanical Engineering)2005-06—Kelsey Fors (3.66, Mechanical Engineering) 2004-05—Kelsey Fors (3.77, Mechanical Engineering)2003-04—Kelsey Fors (3.82, Mechanical Engineering)2002-03—J.T. Luginski (3.91, Mechanical Engineering)2001-02—J.T. Luginski (3.91, Mechanical Engineering)2000-01—J.T. Luginski (3.94, Mechanical Engineering)1999-00—J.T. Luginski (4.00, Mechanical Engineering)1998-99—Jason Carter (3.83, Biological Sciences)1997-98—Chad Bultynck (3.47, Mechanical Engineering)1996-97—Chad Bultynck (3.54, Mechanical Engineering)1995-96––Scott Kieser (3.65, Mathematics)1994-95––Mike Kissman (3.52, Electrical Engineering)1993-94––Brett Linton (3.64, Chemical Engineering)1992-93––K.C. Leisenring (3.98, Electrical Engineering)1991-92—K.C. Leisenring (3.99, Electrical Engineering)1990-91—K.C. Leisenring (3.99, Electrical Engineering)1989-90—K.C. Leisenring (4.00, Electrical Engineering)1988-89—Andy Van Hoef (3.40, Electrical Engineering)1987-88—Andy Van Hoef (3.48, Electrical Engineering)1986-87—Andy Van Hoef (3.50, Electrical Engineering)1985-86—Tom DeSantis (3.14, Electrical Engineering)1984-85—Wayne Helmila (3.42, Civil Engineering)1983-84—Wayne Helmila (3.53, Civil Engineering)1982-83—Todd Kleinow (3.62, Civil Engineering)1981-82—Tony Saliga (3.79, Electrical Engineering)1980-81—Russ VanDuine (3.85, Electrical Engineering)1979-80—Russ VanDuine (3.77, Electrical Engineering)1978-79—Russ VanDuine (3.82, Electrical Engineering)1977-78—Russ VanDuine (3.88, Electrical Engineering)


All-Time League HonorsAll-GLIAC Honors2008-09 Fredrick Bowe, Second Team Robby Springborn, Second Team2007-08 Tim Stron, First Team Robby Springborn, Second Team2006-07 Radayl Richardson, First Team2006-07 Tim Strom, Second Team2005-06 Radayl Richardson, First Team2004-05 Josh Buettner, First Team Jason Marcotte, First Team2003-04 Josh Buettner, First Team Jason Marcotte, First Team2002-03 Matt Cameron, First Team J.T. Luginski, First Team Josh Buettner, Second Team Jason Marcotte, Second Team2001-02 Matt Cameron, First Team J.T. Luginski, Second Team2000-01 Matt Cameron, First Team J.T. Luginski, First Team1999-00 Matt Cameron, First Team Jason Kreider, First Team1998-99 Jeff Boinski, First Team 1997-98 Jeff Boinski, First Team Chad Bultynck, Second Team1996-97 Jeff Boinski, First Team 1995-96 Chad Bultynck, Second Team Mike Kissman, Honorable Mention1994-95 Matt Trombley, First Team Mike Kissman, Honorable Mention1993-94 Travis Harris, Second Team1992-93 Pete Hoffman, Second Team1991-92 Pete Hoffman, First Team1989-90 Pete Hoffman, Second Team Leon McGee, Honorable Mention1987-88 Rod Ruth, First Team1986-87 Rod Ruth, First Team Steve Hansen, Honorable Mention1985-86 Steve Hansen, Honorable Mention Jan Stage, Honorable Mention1984-85 Wayne Helmila, Honorable Mention1981-82 Geof Kotila, First Team1980-81 Russ VanDuine, First Team

GLIAC Player of the Year2004-05 Josh Buettner2003-04 Josh Buettner2002-03 Matt Cameron2001-02 Matt Cameron1994-95 Matt Trombley1980-81 Russ VanDuine

GLIAC Freshman of the Year2001-02 Jason Marcotte1999-00 Matt Cameron1995-96 Jeff Boinski

GLIAC Coach of the Year2003-04 Kevin Luke2001-02 Kevin Luke1997-98 Kevin Luke1994-95 Kevin Luke

GLIAC Scoring Champion2003-04 Josh Buettner1994-95 Matt Trombley1986-87 Rod Ruth

GLIAC All-Defensive Team2008-09 Brandon Ball, Sean Geary2007-08 Sean Geary2005-06 Radayl Richardson2004-05 Jason Marcotte, Radayl Richardson2003-04 Jason Marcotte, Jeff McHenry2002-03 Keith Fogle, Jeremy Resmer2001-02 Keith Fogle, Omari Ruffin2000-01 Keith Fogle, Omari Ruffin1997-98 Chad Bultynck1996-97 Dan Waterman1995-96 Scott Kieser1994-95 John Barnes

GLIAC All-Academic Team2008-09 Fredrick Bowe, Sean Geary2007-08 Kris Alpers, Sean Geary, Kevin Maloney, Tim Strom2006-07 Chris Baugh, Sean Geary, Kevin

Maloney, Ed Ross, Tim Strom2005-06 Joe DeMartin, Bob Evans, Kelsey

Fors, Craig Genung, Kevin Maloney, Tim Strom

2004-05 Josh Buettner, Bob Evans, Kelsey Fors2003-04 Josh Buettner, Bob Evans, Kelsey

Fors, Jason Maes, Jason Marcotte, Jeff McHenry, Ed Ross

2002-03 Josh Buettner, Matt Cameron, Keith Fogle, Caleb Lamz, J.T. Luginski, Jason Marcotte, Jeff Mchenry, Jeremy Resmer

2001-02 Matt Cameron, Justin Dahlager, Keith Fogle, Caleb Lamz, J.T. Luginski, Jeremy Resmer, Omari Ruffin

2000-01 Matt Cameron, Justin Dahlager, Keith Fogle, Matt Frantti, Caleb Lamz, J.T. Luginski, Chris Moore, Jeremy Resmer, Omari Ruffin

All-NIC Honors1979-80 Russ VanDuine, First Team Mike Susko, Second Team1978-79 Russ VanDuine, Second Team1977-78 Mike Trewhella, Second Team1976-77 Mike Ruecker, Second Team1975-76 Mike Ruecker, First Team Mike Trewhella, Second Team1973-74 Gary Lange, Second Team1972-73 Chuck Finkbeiner, First Team1971-72 Rich Brown, First Team Larry Grimes, First Team1970-71 Larry Grimes, First Team1969-70 Larry Grimes, First Team1968-69 Larry Grimes, Second Team Ted Wittig, First Team1967-68 Ted Wittig, Second Team1966-67 Craig Farrell, Second Team1964-65 Larry Laurich, First Team1963-64 Sandy Johnson, Second Team Bill Massey, Second Team

NIC Most Valuable Player1971-72 Larry Grimes

NIC Scoring Champion1971-72 Larry Grimes1970-71 Larry Grimes1969-70 Larry Grimes1968-69 Larry Grimes

All-NSCC Honors1962-63 Doug Scheuneman, First Team Bill Massey, Second Team1961-62 Dave Cvengros, First Team Sandy Johnson, Honorable Mention1959-60 Dave Cvengros, Second Team1958-59 Pember Andresen, Second Team

NSCC Scoring Champion1962-63 Doug Scheuneman

Matt Trombley (1991-95) is one of four Michigan Tech men’s basketball players to earn GLIAC Player of the Year honors. The St. Clair Shores, Mich., native scored 1,327 career points. He had 665 of those—the third-most in a season—during his senior campaign.

GLIAC2009-10 Men’s Basketball


The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference was founded in June of 1972 with charter members Grand Valley State University, Lake Superior State University, Northwood University, and Saginaw Valley State University . Michigan Technological University joined the league in 1980 . The other seven members of the 12-team league are Ashland, Ferris State, Findlay, Hillsdale, Northern Michigan, Tiffin and Wayne State . Overall, the GLIAC conducts championships in 20 sports, 10 for men and 10 for women . Men’s championship sports are baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor track, and outdoor track . Women’s championship sports include basketball, cross coun-try, golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor track, outdoor track, and volleyball . All 12 member institutions participate in men’s basketball, and the GLIAC has crowned 58 conference champions since 1972-73, including 31 different divisional title winners since 1996 . Ferris State and Grand Valley State lead with the most conference titles with 11 and 10 respectively . Eight teams qualify for the GLIAC Championship Tournament, with the top three teams from each division earning the trip, as well as the next two teams with the highest winning percentage . The winner of the tournament receives an automatic bid into the NCAA II Championships .

Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Regular Season/Divisional2008-09 Lake Superior State (North) Findlay (South)2007-08 Grand Valley State (North) Gannon (South)2006-07 Grand Valley State (North) Findlay (South)2005-06 Grand Valley State (North) Findlay (South)2004-05 Ferris State (North) Findlay (South)2003-04 Ferris State (North) Findlay (South)2002-03 Michigan Tech (North) Findlay (South)2001-02 Michigan Tech (North) Findlay / Gannon (South)2000-01 Michigan Tech / Grand Valley State (North) Gannon / Hillsdale (South)1999-00 Northern Michigan (North) Gannon (South)1998-99 Northern Michigan / Northwood (North) Wayne State (South)1997-98 Michigan Tech (North)/ Northwood (North) Findlay (South)1996-97 Grand Valley State (North) Oakland (South)1995-96 Lake Superior State / Oakland1994-95 Ferris State1993-94 Wayne State1992-93 Northern Michigan1991-92 Wayne State1990-91 Grand Valley State1989-90 Ferris State1988-89 Ferris State

1987-88 Ferris State1986-87 Ferris State / Wayne State1985-86 Wayne State1984-85 Saginaw Valley State1983-84 Wayne State1982-83 Ferris State / Saginaw Valley State1981-82 Ferris State1980-81 Hillsdale1979-80 Saginaw Valley State1978-79 Grand Valley State1977-78 Lake Superior State1976-77 Grand Valley State1975-76 Grand Valley State / Lake Superior State / Northern Michigan1974-75 Grand Valley State1973-74 Ferris State1972-73 Ferris State

Tournament 2007-08 Grand Valley State2006-07 Findlay2005-06 Grand Valley State2004-05 Findlay2003-04 Findlay2002-03 Michigan Tech2001-02 Michigan Tech2000-01 Grand Valley State1999-00 Northern Michigan1998-99 Wayne State1997-98 Ferris State1996-97 Grand Valley State1995-96 Lake Superior State1994-95 Hillsdale1993-94 Wayne State1992-93 Wayne State1991-92 Grand Valley State1990-91 Grand Valley State

2008-09 Standings GLIAC OverallNORTH DIVISION W L Pct W L PctLake Superior St. # 17 5 .773 22 9 .710Grand Valley St. 14 8 .636 21 10 .677Ferris St. 12 10 .545 14 14 .500Michigan Tech 10 12 .454 14 15 .483Saginaw Valley 9 13 .409 9 17 .346Northern Mich. 6 16 .273 11 16 .407

GLIAC Overall SOUTH DIVISION W L Pct W L PctFindlay * # 22 0 1.000 36 0 1.000Hillsdale 14 8 .636 16 11 .593Wayne St. (Mich.) 10 12 .454 12 15 .444Northwood (Mich.) 9 13 .409 13 15 .464Ashland 8 14 .364 10 16 .625Tiffin 1 21 .048 2 26 .071

*–2008-09 GLIAC Champion (GLIAC Tournament champion)#–2008-09 GLIAC Division Champion

2008-09 All GLIAC Teams GLIAC North Division All-Conference First TeamName School Year PosJustin Keenan Ferris State So . F/CRyan Kuhl Lake Superior State Sr . F/CPete Trammell Grand Valley State Sr . GTim Vanoudheusden Lake Superior State Sr . GDante Williams Saginaw Valley State Sr . G

GLIAC North Division All-Conference Second TeamName School Year PosFedrick Bowe Michigan Tech Sr . FDarien Gay Ferris State So . GJustin Ringler Grand Valley State Jr . G/FRobby Springborn Michigan Tech Sr. GAvery Stephenson Saginaw Valley State Jr . G

GLIAC North Division All-Defensive TeamName School Year PosBrandon Ball Michigan Tech Sr. GSean Geary Michigan Tech Sr. GJustin Ringler Grand Valley State Jr . G/FPete Trammell Grand Valley State Sr . GChris Warner Northern Michigan Jr . G

Championship Teams

Opponents2009-10 Men’s Basketball


Opponent Information

Composite GLIAC SchedulePreseason Games

October 29 Ferris State vs . Aquinas (Mich .) 7 p .m .

Sunday, November 1 Northwood at Michigan State 4 p .m .

Tuesday, November 3 Findlay at Duke (N .C .) 7 p .m . Ferris State at Dayton (Ohio) TBD

Friday, November 6 Lake Superior State vs . Philadelphia 4:45 p .m . Wayne State at University of Michigan 7 p .m .

Saturday, November 7 Findlay at Utah 2 p .m . Lake Superior State vs . St . Leo (Fla .) 7p .m .

Sunday, November 8 Saginaw Valley State at Miami (Ohio) 3 p .m . Lake Superior State vs . SW Baptist (Mo .) 7 p .m .

Monday, November 9 Grand Valley State at Michigan State 7 p .m .

Saturday, November 14 Wayne State at Bowling Green (Ohio) 1 p .m . Northern Michigan at University of Michigan TBD

Regular Season GamesSunday, November 15 Adrian (Mich .) at Saginaw Valley State 3 p .m . Northern Kentucky at Grand Valley State 3 p .m . Ferris State at Lewis (Ill .) 3 p .m . Michigan Tech at Minnesota-Duluth 4 p .m . Hillsdale at West Virginia State 7:30 p .m .

Monday, November 16 Hillsdale vs . Bellarmine (Ky .) 5 p .m . Ohio Dominican at Ashland 7:30 p .m . Ferris State at Central Michigan TBA

Tuesday, November 17 Wayne State at Central State (Ohio) 7 p .m . West Liberty State (W .Va .) at Tiffin 7:30 p .m . Concordia (Mich .) at Findlay 7:30 p .m .

Wednesday, November 18 Rochester (Mich .) at Saginaw Valley State 7 p .m . Marygrove (Mich .) at Northwood 7 p .m . Northern Michigan at UW-Green Bay 8 p .m .

Thursday, November 19 Malone (Ohio) at Findlay 7:30 p .m .

Friday, November 20 Michigan Tech vs Minn . State Moorhead 7 p .m .

Saturday, November 21 Hillsdale at UW-Milwaukee 1 p .m . Bellarmine (Ky .) at Wayne State 3 p .m . Aquinas (Mich .) at Lake Superior State 3 p .m . Ferris State at St . Joseph’s (Ind .) 3 p .m . Northwood at University of UM-Dearborn 3 p .m . Cornerstone (Mich .) at Grand Valley State 7 p .m . Findlay at Indianapolis (Ind .) 7:30 p .m . Ashland at Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) 7:30

p .m . Michigan Tech at St . Cloud State (Minn .) 9 p .m .

Monday, November 23 Olivet (Mich .) at Saginaw Valley State 7 p .m . Tiffin at Southern Indiana 7:30 p .m .

Tuesday, November 24 Marygrove (Mich .) at Wayne State 7 p .m . Northland (Wis .) at Northern Michigan 7:30 p .m . Lake Erie (Ohio) at Findlay 7:30 p .m . Hillsdale at Lewis (Ill .) 7:30 p .m . Grand Valley State at St . Joseph’s (Ind .) 8:30 p .m .

Friday, November 27 Michigan Tech at Southern Indiana TBA

Saturday, November 28 Cincinnati-Clermont (Ohio) at Tiffin 3 p .m . Urbana (Ohio) at Ashland 7:30 p .m . Michigan Tech vs . Bellarmine (Ky .) TBD

Opponent Location Head Coach Basketball Facility Press Box Phone Media Contact/ Phone

Minnesota Duluth Duluth, Minn. Gary Holquist Romano Gym (2,759) 218-726-8191 Bob Nygaard/ 278-726-8191

Minnesota State Moorhead Moorhead, Minn. Stu Engen Nemzeck Fieldhouse (4,000) 218-284-0410 NaDean Schroeder/ 218-477-2113

St. Cloud State St. Cloud, Minn. Kevin Schlagel Halenbeck Hall (6,400) 320-308-2141 Anne Abicht/ 320-308-2141

Southern Indiana Evansville, Ind. Rodney Watson Physical Activities Ctr/3,300 812-465-1622 Ray Simmons/ 812-465-1622

Bellermine Louisville, Kent. Scott Davenport Knights Hall (2,800) 502-905-0922 John Spugnardi/ 502-452-8078

Wayne State Detroit, Mich. David Greer Matthaei Building (2,000) 313-577-9598 Jeff Weiss/ 313-577-7542

Northwood Midland Mich. Bob Taylor Bennet Sports Center (1,500) 989-205-5479 Travis McCurdy/ 989-837-4239

Northern Michigan Marquette, Mich. Dean Ellis Berry Events Center (4,700) 906-227-1720 David Fiaella/ 906-227-1013

Ashland Ashland, Ohio Roger Lyons Kates Gymnasium (3,000) 419-289-5442 Al King/ 419-289-5442

Tiffin Tiffin, Ohio Rodney Martin Old Fort Bank Court 419-448-3288 Shane O’Donnell/ 419-443-5007

Hillsdale Hillsdale, Mich. John Tharp Jesse Phillips Arena (2,500) 517-607-2220 Brad Monastiere/ 517-607-3172

Findlay Findlay, Ohio Ron Niekamp Croy Gym (2,200) 419-721-9239 David Buck/ 419-434-4727

Saginaw Valley State University Center, Mich. Frankie Smith James O’Neill Arena (4,028) 989-964-2771 Matthew Woodbury/ 989-790-4053

Lake Superior State Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Steve Hettinga James Norris Gym (2,800) 906-322-3404 Linda Bouvet/ 906-635-2601

Grand Valley State Allendale, Mich. Ric Wesley GVSU Fieldhouse (4,100) 616-331-3307 Tim Nott/ 616-331-3275

Ferris State Big Rapids, Mich. Bill Sall Jim Wink Arena (2,400) 231-591-3572 Joe Gorby/ 231-591-2336


Sunday, November 29 Rochester (Mich .) at Northwood TBD

Monday, November 30 Urbana (Ohio) at Saginaw Valley State 7 p .m . Finlandia (Mich .) at Northern Michigan 7:30 p .m . Grand Valley State at Ferris State* 8 p .m .

Thursday, December 3 Wayne State at Michigan Tech* 7:30 p .m . Northwood at Northern Michigan* 7:30 p .m . Hillsdale at Lake Superior State* 7:30 p .m . Tiffin at Grand Valley State* 8 p .m . Findlay at Saginaw Valley State* 8 p .m . Ashland at Ferris State* 8 p .m .

Saturday, December 5 Wayne State at Northern Michigan* 1 p .m . Tiffin at Ferris State* 2 p .m . Northwood at Michigan Tech* 3 p .m . Findlay at Lake Superior State* 3 p .m . Ashland at Grand Valley State* 3 p .m . Hillsdale at Saginaw Valley State* 7 p .m .

Tuesday, December 8 Tiffin at Central State (Ohio) 7 p .m . Northland Baptist (Wis .) at Lake Superior St . 7

p .m .

Wednesday, December 9 Wayne State at Northwood* 8 p .m .

Thursday, December 10 Ferris State at Findlay* 7:30 p .m .

Saturday, December 12 Ashland at Tiffin* 3 p .m . Ferris State at Hillsdale* 3 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Lake Superior State* 3 p .m . Michigan Tech at Northern Michigan* 7:30 p .m . Grand Valley State at Findlay* 7:30 p .m . Wayne State at Lewis (Ill .) 7 p .m .

Monday, December 14 Kalamazoo (Mich .) at Northwood 7 p .m .

Thursday, December 17 Northern Michigan at Wayne State* 7:30 p .m . Ashland at Lake Superior State* 7:30 p .m . Michigan Tech at Northwood* 8 p .m . Findlay at Hillsdale* 8 p .m .

Saturday, December 19 Michigan Tech at Wayne State* 3 p .m . Tiffin at Lake Superior State* 3 p .m . Northern Michigan at Northwood* 3 p .m . Grand Valley State at Hillsdale* 7 p .m . Ashland at Saginaw Valley State* 7 p .m .

Tuesday, December 22 Olivet (Mich .) at Grand Valley State 7 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Indianapolis (Ind .) 7:30 p .m .

Monday, December 28 Ashland hosts Holiday Inn Express Classic 6 p .m . Toronto at Findlay 7:30 p .m .

Tuesday, December 29 Ferris State vs . Taylor (Ind .) 6 p .m . Tiffin at Kentucky Wesleyan 7 p .m . Albion (Mich .) at Lake Superior State 7:30 p .m . Bemidji State (Minn .) at Northern Mich . 7:30 p .m . Ashland hosts Holiday Inn Express Classic 8 p .m .

Wednesday, December 30 Ferris State at Porreco Cup Tourney 6 p .m . Northwood at Eastern Michigan 7 p .m .

Saturday, January 2 Northwood at Wayne State* 3 p .m . Tiffin at Ashland* 3 p .m . Northern Michigan at Michigan Tech* 3 p .m . Hillsdale at Findlay* 3 p .m . Lake Superior State at Saginaw Valley State* 7 p .m . Grand Valley State at Lake Erie (Ohio) 7 p .m .

Thursday, January 7 Wayne State at Findlay* 7:30 p .m . Michigan Tech at Ashland* 7:30 p .m . Northwood at Hillsdale* 8 p .m . Northern Michigan at Tiffin* 8 p .m . Lake Superior State at Ferris State* 8 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Grand Valley State* 8 p .m .

Saturday, January 9 Wayne State at Hillsdale* 3 p .m . Michigan Tech at Tiffin* 3 p .m . Northern Michigan at Ashland* 3 p .m . Northwood at Findlay* 3 p .m . Lake Superior State at Grand Valley State* 3 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Ferris State* 5 p .m .

Monday, January 11 Tiffin at Saginaw Valley State* 8 p .m . Ferris State at Grand Valley State* 8 p .m .

Thursday, January 14 Saginaw Valley State at Wayne State* 7:30 p .m . Findlay at Northern Michigan* 7:30 p .m . Hillsdale at Michigan Tech* 7:30 p .m . Grand Valley State at Ashland* 7:30 p .m . Ferris State at Tiffin* 8 p .m . Lake Superior State at Northwood* 8 p .m .

Saturday, January 16 Hillsdale at Northern Michigan* 1 p .m . Findlay at Michigan Tech* 2 p .m . Lake Superior State at Wayne State* 3 p .m . Grand Valley State at Tiffin* 3 p .m . Ferris State at Ashland* 3 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Northwood* 6 p .m .

Thursday, January 21 Ferris State at Wayne State* 7:30 p .m . Tiffin at Findlay* 7:30 p .m . Northern Michigan at Lake Superior St .* 7:30 p .m . Michigan Tech at at Saginaw Valley State* 8 p .m . Ashland at Hillsdale* 8 p .m . Grand Valley State at Northwood* 8 p .m .

Saturday, January, 23 Grand Valley State at Wayne State* 3 p .m . Tiffin at Hillsdale* 3 p .m . Northern Michigan at Saginaw Valley State* 3 p .m . Michigan Tech at Lake Superior State* 3 p .m . Ashland at Findlay* 3 p .m . Ferris State at Northwood* 8 p .m .

Thursday, January 28 Northwood at Ashland* 7:30 p .m . Lake Superior State at Findlay* 7:30 p .m . Wayne State at Tiffin* 8 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Hillsdale* 8 p .m . Northern Michigan at Ferris State* 8 p .m . Michigan Tech at Grand Valley State* 8 p .m .

Saturday, January 30 Wayne State at Ashland* 3 p .m . Northwood at Tiffin* 3 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Findlay* 3 p .m . Northern Michigan at Grand Valley State* 3 p .m . Michigan Tech at Ferris State* 3 p .m . Lake Superior State at Hillsdale* 3 p .m .

Thursday, February 4 Tiffin at Michigan Tech* 7:30 p .m . Ashland at Northern Michigan* 7:30 p .m . Northwood at Lake Superior State* 7:30 p .m . Wayne State at Saginaw Valley State* 8 p .m . Hillsdale at Ferris State* 8 p .m . Findlay at Grand Valley State* 8 p .m .

Saturday, February 6 Findlay at Ferris State* 2 p .m . Wayne State at Lake Superior State* 3 p .m . Tiffin at Northern Michigan* 3 p .m . Ashland at Michigan Tech* 3 p .m . Northwood at Saginaw Valley State* 7 p .m . Hillsdale at Grand Valley State* 8 p .m .

Thursday, February 11 Hillsdale at Wayne State* 7:30 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Ashland* 7:30 p .m . Grand Valley State at Northern Michigan* 7:30

p .m . Ferris State at Michigan Tech* 7:30 p .m . Findlay at Northwood* 8 p .m . Lake Superior State at Tiffin* 8 p .m .

Saturday, February 13 Ferris State at Northern Michigan* 1 p .m . Findlay at Wayne State* 3 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Tiffin* 3 p .m . Grand Valley State at Michigan Tech* 3 p .m . Northwood at Hillsdale* 3 p .m . Lake Superior State at Ashland* 3 p .m .

Thursday, February 18 Ashland at Wayne State* 7:30 p .m . Michigan Tech at Findlay* 7:30 p .m . Grand Valley State at Lake Superior St .* 7:30 p .m . Northern Michigan at Hillsdale* 8 p .m . Northwood at Tiffin* 8 p .m . Ferris State at Saginaw Valley State* 8 p .m .

Saturday, February 20 Ashland at Northwood* 3 p .m . Tiffin at Wayne State* 3 p .m . Northern Michigan at Findlay* 3 p .m . Michigan Tech at Hillsdale 3 p .m . Ferris State at Lake Superior State* 3 p .m . Grand Valley State at Saginaw Valley State* 7 p .m .

Thurday, February 25 Saginaw Valley St . at Northern Michigan* 7:30 p .m . Lake Superior State at Michigan Tech* 7:30 p .m . Findlay at Ashland* 7:30 p .m . Wayne State at Grand Valley State* 8 p .m . Hillsdale at Tiffin* 8 p .m . Northwood at Ferris State* 8 p .m .

Saturday, February 27 Lake Superior State at Northern Michigan* 1 p .m . Wayne State at Ferris State* 3 p .m . Findlay at Tiffin* 3 p .m . Saginaw Valley State at Michigan Tech* 3 p .m . Hillsdale at Ashland* 3 p .m . Northwood at Grand Valley State* 8 p .m .

Tuesday, March 2 GLIAC Tournament Quarterfinals (Campus Sites)

Friday, March 5 GLIAC Tournament Semifinals (Campus Sites)

Saturday, March 6 GLIAC Tournament Final (Campus Sites)

SDC Gym2009-10 Men’s Basketball


The Student Development Complex Gymnasium, which has been the home of Michigan Tech basketball since 1980, is one of the top basketball arenas in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, if not all of NCAA Division II. The arena seats 3,200 fans. The floor was resurfaced in summer 2008 with new logos. A new Daktronics scoreboard was also installed prior to the 2008-09 season. The facility was dedicated in September 1980, and has hosted 354 men’s basketball games including numerous NCAA Tournament and GLIAC Tournament contests. The Huskies own a winning percentage of .661 in the SDC Gym.

Attendance Opponent Date W/L Score1 3,612 Southern Indiana* March 15, 2003 L 71-742 3,570 Indianapolis* March 14, 2003 W 90-753 3,100 Northern Michigan December 4, 1980 W 66-574 2,548 Findlay March 8, 2003 W 68-665 2,431 Minnesota Duluth December 29, 1997 W 75-696 2,380 Ferris State February 22, 2003 W 81-537 2,361 Northern Michigan March 7, 2003 W 68-598 2,244 Northern Michigan January 27, 2003 W 70-639 2,221 Northern Michigan December 1, 2004 W 55-5410 2,213 Lake Superior State January 18, 1997 L 79-84 *sellout

Top 10 Crowds at Sherman FieldTop 10 Crowds at SDC Gymnasium

The SDC Gymnasium • Home of the Huskies


Individual Single GameMost Points: 41, Travis Harris vs . Oakland, 2/26/1994Most Points (Opponent): 45, Danny Lewis, Wayne State, 2/20/1993Most Rebounds: 26, Russ VanDuine vs . Northwood, 2/7/1981Most Rebounds (Opponent): 17, Eric Posey, Northern Michigan, 12/4/1980Field Goals Made: 16, Josh Buettner vs . Ashland, 1/3/2005 and vs . Saginaw

Valley State, 2/6/2003; Matt Trombley vs . Hillsdale, 12/8/1993Field Goals Made (Opponent): 16, Eric Taylor, Oakland, 2/22/19903-Pt . Field Goals Made: 9, Paul Turino vs . Northwood, 2/4/19933-Pt . Field Goals Made (Opponent): 13, Danny Lewis, Wayne State,

2/20/1993Free Throws Made: 18, Pete Hoffman vs . Wayne State, 2/29/1992Free Throws Made (Opponent): 20, Tim Emmerich, St . Norbert, 1/24/1983Free Throws Attempted: 20, Josh Buettner vs . Saginaw Valley State, 1/27/05Free Throws Attempted (Opponent): 24, Tim Emmerich, St . Norbert,

1/24/1983Assists: 13, Jeff Johnston vs . Oakland, 1/28/1988; Jeff Johnston vs .

Northwood, 2/4/1987Assists (Opponent): 14, Jason Devine, Grand Valley State, 2/15/1992; Brian

Gregory, Oakland, 1/28/1988Blocked Shots: 6, Rod Ruth vs . Northwood, 12/12/1986Blocked Shots (Opponent): 8, Ricky Volcy, Norhern Michigan, 2/24/07

Team Single GameMost Points: 127 vs . Northwood, 2/4/1993Most Points, Both Teams: 213 vs . Northwood, 2/4/1993Most Points by Opponent: 106 by Northwood, 1/11/1986Largest Margin of Victory: 55 vs . St . Scholastica, 1/8/2001Largest Margin of Defeat: 32 vs . Northwood, 1/11/1986Fewest Points: 34 vs . Northern Michigan, 2/24/2007Fewest Points by Opponent: 42, by Grand Valley State, 2/20/2003Most Points in Loss: 97 vs . Wayne State, 2/20/1993

Team SeasonMost Points: 1,237 (16 games), 2002-03Best Points Per Game Average: 84 .0 (10 games), 1992-93Longest Winning Streak: 11 games (2/13/1997-1/31/1998)

SDC Gymnasium Records

Michigan Tech At The SDC Gym

Series Record At The SDC GymOpponent ..........................................................................W-LAlma (Mich.) ........................................................................................ 1-0Ashland (Ohio) ..................................................................................... 5-2Bemidji State (Minn.) ...........................................................................1-0Carroll (Wis.) ........................................................................................ 1-0Ferris State (Mich.) .......................................................................... 16-13Findlay (Ohio) ...................................................................................... 4-3Finlandia (Mich.)...................................................................................7-0Gannon (Pa.)......................................................................................... 6-1Grand Valley State (Mich.) .............................................................. 14-14Hillsdale (Mich.) ................................................................................. 14-7Indianapolis ..........................................................................................1-0Lake Superior State (Mich.) .............................................................. 21-7Lewis (Ill.) ..............................................................................................1-0Mercyhurst (Pa.) .................................................................................. 8-0Minnesota Duluth ............................................................................. 11-8Minnesota Morris ................................................................................ 1-1Minnesota State Moorhead .................................................................1-0Mount Senario (Wis.) .......................................................................... 1-0North Dakota State ............................................................................. 2-0Northern Kentucky ..............................................................................1-0Northern Michigan .......................................................................... 17-16Northland (Wis.) ................................................................................ 16-0Northland Baptist (Wis.) ..................................................................... 1-0Northwood (Mich.) ............................................................................ 23-3Oakland (Mich.) ................................................................................. 6-11Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) .......................................................... 15-13South Dakota State ............................................................................. 0-1Southern Indiana ................................................................................ 0-1St. Joseph’s (Ind.) ..................................................................................1-0St. Norbert (Wis.) ................................................................................. 3-1St. Scholastica (Minn.) ........................................................................ 8-0St. Cloud State (Minn.) ........................................................................ 2-0Tiffin (Ohio) .......................................................................................... 1-0Wayne State (Mich.) ........................................................................ 10-11Westminster (Pa.) .................................................................................0-1Wisconsin-Parkside ............................................................................. 3-0Wisconsin-Stevens Point .................................................................... 1-1Wisconsin-Superior ............................................................................. 5-1

AvgSeason Games Record Pct Att Att1980-81 12 10-2 .833 7,672 7671981-82 8 7-1 .875 5,944 8491982-83 12 7-5 .583 7,176 5981983-84 12 7-5 .583 6,086 5071984-85 11 3-8 .273 5,020 4561985-86 14 8-6 .571 8,354 5971986-87 13 9-4 .692 7,770 5801987-88 11 6-5 .545 6,712 7461988-89 13 7-6 .538 8,527 6561989-90 12 7-5 .538 10,477 8731990-91 12 6-6 .500 10,338 8621991-92 13 7-6 .538 11,689 8991992-93 10 6-4 .600 9,594 9591993-94 12 7-5 .583 8,418 7021994-95 10 8-2 .800 8,881 8811995-96 13 9-4 .692 11,599 8921996-97 11 7-4 .636 10,413 9471997-98 15 13-2 .867 16,446 1,0961998-99 12 8-4 .667 14,246 1,1871999-00 12 9-3 .750 13,505 1,1252000-01 11 9-2 .818 11,113 1,0102001-02 13 12-1 .833 14,415 1,1092002-03 16 14-2 .875 31,213 1,9512003-04 12 9-3 .750 18,478 1,5402004-05 12 10-2 .833 22,011 1,8342005-06 12 9-3 .750 15,609 1,3012006-07 13 8-5 .615 11,653 8962007-08 13 6-7 .462 12,615 9702008-09 14 6-8 .428 11,307 807Totals 354 234-120 .661 315,267 890

Records2009-10 Men’s Basketball


Most Points: 675, Rod Ruth, 1987-88Highest Scoring Average: 27 .2, Larry Grimes, 1969-70Most Field Goals Attempted: 557, Larry Grimes, 1969-70Most Field Goals Made: 269, Rod Ruth, 1987-88Best Field Goal Percentage: .629 (90-143), Willie Wesley, 1988-89Most 3-pt . Field Goals Attempted: 242, Jason Marcotte, 2003-04Most 3-pt . Field Goals Made: 103, Jason Marcotte, 2003-04Best 3-pt . Field Goal Percentage: .565 (39-69), Aaron Buckoski, 1996-97Most Free Throws Attempted: 198, Larry Grimes, 1971-72Most Free Throws Made: 159, Larry Grimes, 1971-72Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: 28, Chad Bultynck, 12/12/94 - 3/3/95Best Free Throw Percentage: .938 (45-48), Chad Bultynck, 1994-95Most Rebounds: 280, Rod Ruth, 1987-88Highest Rebounding Average: 11 .9, John Gajor, 1975-76Most 10-Or-More Rebound Games: 13, Rod Ruth, 1987-88Most Personal Fouls: 100, Rich Brown, 1971-72Most Disqualifications: 10, Mike Ruecker, 1975-76Most Assists: 183, Jeff Johnston, 1987-88Most Blocked Shots: 51, J .T . Luginski, 2001-02Most Steals: 58, Chad Bultynck, 1995-96Most 30-Or-More Point Games: 9, Larry Grimes, 1970-71; Larry Grimes,

1969-70Most 20-Or-More Point Games: 21, Rod Ruth, 1987-88

Career

Season

Single GameMost Games Played: 121, Keith Fogle, Caleb Lamz, J .T . Luginski, 1999-2003Most Points: 2,360, Larry Grimes, 1968-72Most Field Goals Attempted: 1,967, Larry Grimes, 1968-72Most Field Goals Made: 897, Larry Grimes, 1968-72Best Field Goal Percentage: .586 (694-1185), J .T . Luginski, 1999-2003Most 3-pt . Field Goals Attempted: 782, Jason Marcotte, 2001-05Most 3-pt . Field Goals Made: 335, Jason Marcotte, 2001-05Best 3-pt . Field Goal Percentage: .488 (63-129), Jeff McHenry, 2000-04Most Free Throws Attempted: 714, Larry Grimes, 1968-72Most Free Throws Made: 566, Larry Grimes, 1968-72Best Free Throw Percentage: .857, (186-217) Jason Marcotte, 2001-05Most Rebounds: 795, Matt Cameron, 1999-2003Highest Rebounding Average: 8 .6, Jerry Muff, 1968-72Most 10-Or-More Rebound Games: 25, Russ VanDuine, 1976-81Most Personal Fouls: 337, J .T . Luginski, 1999-2003Most Disqualifications: 22, Mike Ruecker, 1973-77Most Assists: 597, Jeff Johnston, 1986-90Most Blocked Shots: 162, J .T . Luginski, 1999-2003Most Steals: 171, Chad Bultynck, 1995-98Highest Scoring Average: 24 .6, Larry Grimes, 1968-72Most 30-Or-More Point Games: 30, Larry Grimes, 1968-72Most 20-Or-More Point Games: 63, Larry Grimes, 1968-72

Most Points: 50, Larry Grimes vs . St . Cloud State, 1/29/1972 Most Field Goals Attempted: 29, Pete Hoffman vs . Daemen, 12/27/1991Most Field Goals Made: 19, Larry Grimes vs . St . Cloud State, 1/29/1972; vs .

Northland, 12/6/1971; vs . J .F . Kennedy, 12/17/1969Best Field Goal Percentage: 1 .000 (11-11), Josh Buettner vs . Grand Valley

State, 2/7/04Most 3-pt . Field Goals Attempted: 15, Jason Kreider vs . Ashland, 3/1/2000Most 3-pt . Field Goals Made: 9, Paul Turino vs . Northwood, 2/4/1993Best 3-pt . Field Goal Percentage: 1 .000 (6-6), Aaron Buckoski at Gannon,

1/2/1998; Paul Turino vs . Northwood, 12/17/1992; Kurt Godlevske vs . Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 12/9/1989

Most Free Throws Attempted: 20, Josh Buettner vs . Saginaw Valley State, 1/27/2005

Most Free Throws Made: 18, Pete Hoffman vs . Wayne State, 2/29/1992Best Free Throw Percentage: 1 .000 (12-12), Radayl Richardson vs Findlay

12/16/06; Matt Cameron vs Minnesota Duluth, 12/11/2002; Chris Gutkowski vs . Minnesota Morris, 1/25/1980

Most Rebounds: 26, Russ VanDuine vs . Northwood, 2/7/1981Most Assists: 13, Jeff Johnston vs . Oakland, 2/22/1990, Jeff Johnston vs .

Northwood, 2/4/1989; Filmore Walker vs . Northland, 11/26/1985Most Blocked Shots: 10, Mike Susko vs . Moorhead State, 1/31/1980Most Steals: 6, Sean Geary vs . Northern Michigan, 2/20/08; Chad Bultynck

vs . Lake Superior State, 3/1/1996; Filmore Walker vs . Northland, 11/19/1983; Bill Whymer vs . St . Scholastica, 2/9/1981

Matt Cameron (1999-2003) finished his career with a school-re-cord 795 rebounds to go with 1,953 points. He was a two-time

GLIAC Player of the Year and two-time All-American.


Best Winning Percentage: .906 (29-3), 2002-03Most Wins: 29 (29-3), 2002-03Fewest Wins: 2 (2-20), 1964-65Most Losses: 20 (2-20), 1964-65Fewest Losses: 3 (29-3) 2002-03; (27-3), 2001-02Most Home Wins: 14 (14-2), 2002-03Most Road Wins: 15 (15-2), 2001-02Most Home Losses: 9 (2-9), 1964-65Most Road Losses: 13 (1-13), 1990-91, 1988-89; (4-13), 1969-70Fewest Home Wins: 2 (2-9), 1964-65; (2-8), 1961-62Fewest Road Wins: 0 (0-11), 1964-65Fewest Home Losses: 1 (13-1), 1980-81; (12-1), 2001-02, 1979-80, 1977-78;

(11-1), 1975-76; (10-1), 1962-63Fewest Road Losses: 1, (11-1), 2002-03Longest Winning Streak: 15, 2002-03Longest Home Winning Streak: 21, 1979-81Longest Road Winning Streak: 10, 2001-02Longest Losing Streak: 15, 1964-65Longest Home Losing Streak: 7, 1964-65Longest Road Losing Streak: 13, 1990-91Most Field Goals Attempted: 1,999, 1969-70Fewest Field Goals Attempted: 1,288, 1981-82Most Field Goals Made: 920, 2002-03Fewest Field Goals Made: 509, 1960-61Best Field Goal Percentage: .529 (920-1740), 2002-03Worst Field Goal Percentage: .398 (619-1557), 1964-65Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 671, 2003-04Fewest 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 158, 1982-83Most 3-Point Field Goals Made: 283, 2003-04Fewest 3-Point Field Goals Made: 56, 1982-83Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: .458 (204-445), 1992-93Worst 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: .328 (149-454), 2005-06Most Free Throws Attempted: 732, 1970-71Fewest Free Throws Attempted: 345, 1978-79Most Free Throws Made: 535, 1971-72Fewest Free Throws Made: 226, 1978-79Best Free Throw Percentage: .772, (474-614), 2001-02Worst Free Throw Percentage: .615 (300-488), 1979-80Most Points: 2,540, 2002-03Fewest Points: 1,298, 1960-61Highest Scoring Average: 85 .8, 1971-72Lowest Scoring Average: 59 .8, 2005-06Most Points Allowed: 2,293, 1971-72Fewest Points Allowed: 1,464, 1977-78Highest Scoring Average Allowed: 91 .7, 1971-72Lowest Scoring Average Allowed: 59 .4, 2005-06Highest Scoring Margin: +13 .3 (79 .4-66 .1), 2002-03Lowest Scoring Margin: -13 .4 (75 .7-89 .1), 1964-65Most Rebounds: 1,331, 1970-71Fewest Rebounds: 773, 1981-82Highest Rebounding Average: 55 .6, 1970-71Lowest Rebounding Average: 30 .0, 1989-90Most Rebounds Allowed: 1,302, 1969-70Fewest Rebounds Allowed: 753, 1981-82Highest Rebounding Average Allowed: 54 .4, 1964-65Lowest Rebounding Average Allowed: 29 .3, 2002-03Highest Rebounding Margin: +8 .0 (44 .4-36 .4), 1979-80Lowest Rebounding Margin: -8 .4 (45 .9-54 .3), 1967-68Most Personal Fouls: 588, 1986-87Fewest Personal Fouls: 373, 1958-59Most Disqualifications: 30, 1968-69Fewest Disqualifications: 2, 2002-03Most Assists: 524, 2002-03Fewest Assists: 155, 1969-70Most Blocked Shots: 130, 2002-03Fewest Blocked Shots: 25, 1982-83Most Steals: 216, 1987-88Fewest Steals: 117, 2006-07

Most Field Goals Attempted: 115, Northland, 2/18/1970Fewest Field Goals Attempted: 34, Mt . Senario, 12/16/1989Most Field Goals Made: 50, Northland, 11/26/1985Fewest Field Goals Made: 11, Findlay 2/19/2009; Northern Michigan ,

2/24/2007 Best Field Goal Percentage: .725 (37-55), Grand Valley State, 1/22/1998Worst Field Goal Percentage: .208 (11-53), Northern Michigan, 2/24/2007Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 39, Gannon, 3/13/2004; Oakland,

2/9/1995Fewest 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 1, Northern Michigan, 12/7/1987; Lake

Superior State, 1/31/1983Most 3-Point Field Goals Made: 20, Oakland, 2/9/1995Fewest 3-Point Field Goals Made: 0, Hillsdale 2/21/2009; Lake Superior State,

12/7/1987; Northland, 1/17/1983; Ferris State, 1/8/1983Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1 .000 (3-3), Northland, 12/1/1986Worst 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: .000 (0-13), Hillsdale 2/21/2009; (0-7),

Lake Superior State, 2/16/1991Most Free Throws Attempted: 58, Northland, 12/1/1986Fewest Free Throws Attempted: 0, Minnesota Duluth, 11/28/2003; Winona

State, 11/23/2002Most Free Throws Made: 36, Roosevelt, 12/28/1971Fewest Free Throws Made: 0, Minnesota Duluth, 11/28/2003; Winona State,

11/23/2002Best Free Throw Percentage: 1 .000, (23-23) Northland, 11/29/1982; (8-8)

vs . Northwood, 2/12/2005, Northern Michigan, 2/5/2002; (5-5) Findlay, 1/24/2004; (1-1) vs . Wisconsin-Parkside, 1/10/2006, (9-9) at Northern Michigan 2/27/2007, 2-2 at UW-Green Bay 12/29/07

Worst Free Throw Percentage: .167 (1-6), Wayne State, 2/13/1986; Lake Superior State, 12/10/1979

Most Rebounds: 59, Northwestern, 11/22/1986Fewest Rebounds: 14, Minnesota Duluth, 1/7/1991Most Personal Fouls: 33, Wayne State, 12/4/2008Fewest Personal Fouls: 6, Northwood, 1/16/1982; Wayne State, 1/4/1980Most Assists: 36, Northland, 11/30/1987, 11/26/1985Fewest Assists: 2, Wayne State, 1/16/1986; Northland, 1/21/1985Most Blocked Shots: 14, Moorhead State, 1/31/1980Most Steals: 19, Moorhead State, 12/19/1998; Laurentian, 12/10/1983Most Turnovers: 28, Minnesota Morris, 1/25/1980Fewest Turnovers: 3, Northern Michigan, 1/26/1998; Oakland, 1/8/1981Most Points: 127, Northwood, 2/4/1993Fewest Points: 34, Northern Michigan, 2/24/2007Most Points Allowed: 135, Northern Michigan, 2/14/1966Fewest Points Allowed: 41, Saginaw Valley State, 12/10/2005; Brandon,

12/29/1976; Northland, 12/10/1959Most Points, One Half: 69, Northwood, 2/4/1993Fewest Points, One Half: 13, Grand Valley State, 2/28/2006Most Points Allowed, One Half: 68, Northern Michigan, 2/14/1966Fewest Points Allowed, One Half: 11, Northwood, 1/28/2006

Season Single Game



Year Name GP FGM FTM Pts Avg2008-09 Robby Springborn 29 123 80 384 13 .22007-08 Robby Springborn 27 108 83 345 12 .82006-07 Radayl Richardson 28 143 89 437 15 .62005-06 Radayl Richardson 28 168 55 444 15 .92004-05 Josh Buettner 28 196 129 547 19 .52003-04 Josh Buettner 30 249 137 668 22 .32002-03 J .T . Luginski 32 241 398 582 18 .22001-02 Matt Cameron 30 172 152 533 17 .82000-01 Matt Cameron 28 147 125 455 16 .31999-00 Jason Kreider 31 151 84 480 15 .51998-99 Jeff Boinski 29 222 121 565 19 .51997-98 Jeff Boinski 31 213 139 565 18 .21996-97 Jeff Boinski 26 199 365 505 19 .41995-96 Jeff Boinski 29 167 119 454 15 .71994-95 Matt Trombley 28 253 107 665 23 .81993-94 Travis Harris 25 160 320 484 19 .41992-93 Pete Hoffman 26 176 110 531 20 .41991-92 Pete Hoffman 27 202 158 634 23 .51990-91 Paul Turino 26 131 29 352 13 .51989-90 Leon McGee 27 153 94 400 14 .81988-89 Pete Hoffman 26 125 71 382 14 .71987-88 Rod Ruth 28 269 135 675 24 .11986-87 Rod Ruth 28 258 117 633 22 .61985-86 Jan Stage 27 173 46 392 14 .51984-85 Wayne Helmila 23 106 61 273 11 .91983-84 Joe Sell 25 122 69 313 12 .51982-83 Todd Kleinow 26 144 48 336 12 .91981-82 Geof Kotila 24 186 70 442 18 .41980-81 Russ VanDuine 26 161 73 395 15 .21979-80 Russ VanDuine 27 189 43 421 15 .61978-79 Russ VanDuine 26 184 35 403 15 .51977-78 Mike Trewhella 23 143 57 345 15 .01976-77 Mike Trewhella 24 133 48 314 13 .11975-76 Mike Trewhella 23 144 64 352 15 .31974-75 Matt Scott 23 110 31 251 10 .91973-74 Gary Lange 21 142 43 327 15 .61972-73 Gary Lange 23 158 59 375 16 .31971-72 Larry Grimes 25 230 159 619 24 .61970-71 Larry Grimes 24 245 146 636 26 .51969-70 Larry Grimes 23 238 149 625 27 .21968-69 Larry Grimes 24 184 112 480 20 .01967-68 Ted Wittig 19 126 73 325 17 .11966-67 Craig Farrell 19 100 54 254 13 .61965-66 Frank Sahlman 19 94 84 272 14 .31964-65 Sandy Johnson 21 100 110 310 14 .91963-64 Bill Massey 20 133 63 329 16 .51962-63 Doug Scheuneman 22 162 156 428 19 .51961-62 Dave Cvengros 21 125 73 323 15 .41960-61 Dave Cvengros 20 116 67 299 14 .91959-60 Pember Andresen 21 127 45 299 14 .21958-59 Dave Creery 21 107 78 292 13 .91957-58 Dave Creery 17 88 49 225 13 .21956-57 Pat Gallagher 18 115 63 293 16 .31955-56 Ray Trewhella 18 159 107 425 23 .61954-55 Herman Gierow 18 150 78 378 21 .01953-54 Terry Thompson N/A N/A N/A 209 N/A1952-53 Gary Lundin N/A N/A N/A 237 N/A1951-52 Charles Hein N/A N/A N/A 175 N/A1950-51 Ken Seaton N/A N/A N/A 234 N/A1949-50 Bill Osterman N/A N/A N/A 189 N/A1948-49 Bill Osterman N/A N/A N/A 142 N/A

Scoring Year Name GP Reb Avg2008-09 Fedrick Bowe 29 229 7 .92007-08 Fedrick Bowe 25 176 7 .02006-07 Tim Strom 28 153 5 .32005-06 Tim Strom 28 144 5 .32004-05 Josh Buettner 28 175 6 .32003-04 Josh Buettner 30 199 6 .62002-03 Matt Cameron 32 207 6 .52001-02 Matt Cameron 30 216 7 .22000-01 Matt Cameron 28 187 6 .71999-00 Matt Cameron 29 185 6 .41998-99 Jeff Boinski 29 144 5 .01997-98 Mike Kissman 31 170 5 .51996-97 Jeff Boinski 26 179 6 .91995-96 Mike Kissman 29 191 6 .31994-95 Matt Trombley 28 204 7 .31993-94 Travis Harris 25 151 6 .01992-93 Travis Harris 24 129 5 .41991-92 Brandon Asher 27 154 5 .71990-91 Gene Seets 26 134 5 .21989-90 Leon McGee 27 130 4 .8 Pete Hoffman 25 120 4 .81988-89 Pete Hoffman 26 132 5 .11987-88 Rod Ruth 28 280 10 .01986-87 Steve Hansen 28 269 9 .61985-86 Steve Hansen 25 201 8 .01984-85 Steve Hansen 24 136 5 .71983-84 Joe Sell 25 132 5 .31982-83 Everett Hall 26 207 8 .11981-82 Bill Whymer 24 182 7 .61980-81 Russ VanDuine 26 259 10 .01979-80 Mike Susko 27 218 8 .11978-79 Mike Susko 26 248 9 .51977-78 Mike Susko 23 171 7 .41976-77 Steve Peterson 24 225 9 .41975-76 John Gajor 22 263 11 .91974-75 Steve Peterson 24 171 7 .11973-74 Bob Marzean 24 212 8 .81972-73 Bob Marzean 23 180 7 .81971-72 Richard Brown 25 241 9 .71970-71 Larry Grimes 24 204 8 .51969-70 Jerry Muff 24 265 11 .01968-69 Bill Artis 24 199 8 .31967-68 Bob Bohse 19 169 8 .81966-67 Bob Bohse 19 175 9 .21965-66 Eric Paavilainen 19 124 6 .51964-65 Larry Laurich 22 210 9 .5

Rebounding

Steals

Year Name GP Assists Avg2008-09 Sean Geary 28 76 2 .72007-08 Sean Geary 26 61 2 .32006-07 Tim Strom 28 59 2 .12004-05 Jason Marcotte 28 79 2 .82003-04 Jason Marcotte 30 118 3 .92002-03 Jason Marcotte 32 125 3 .92001-02 Jason Marcotte 30 111 3 .72000-01 Keith Fogle 28 76 2 .71999-00 Keith Fogle 31 65 2 .11998-99 Steve Mattson 29 107 3 .71997-98 Chad Bultynck 31 98 3 .21996-97 Chad Bultynck 26 107 4 .11995-96 Chad Bultynck 29 137 4 .71994-95 John Barnes 28 99 3 .51993-94 Aaron Satuber 26 74 2 .81992-93 Ed Whitaker 21 104 5 .01991-92 Ed Whitaker 26 127 4 .91990-91 Mike Bjorne 24 93 3 .91989-90 Jeff Johnston 23 115 5 .01988-89 Jeff Johnston 27 159 5 .91987-88 Jeff Johnston 28 153 5 .51986-87 Jeff Johnston 28 140 5 .01985-86 Filmore Walker 27 129 4 .81984-85 Filmore Walker 24 72 3 .01983-84 Filmore Walker 25 71 2 .81982-83 Dave Besonen 22 82 3 .71981-82 Bill Whymer 24 100 4 .21980-81 Robert Flaska 27 98 3 .61979-80 Robert Flaska 18 91 5 .11978-79 Geof Kotila 26 68 2 .61977-78 Mike Trewhella 23 81 3 .51976-77 Scott Leu 24 54 2 .31975-76 Allan Koskey 23 101 4 .41974-75 Steve Salminen 24 68 2 .81973-74 Gary Lange 21 56 2 .71972-73 Gary Lange 23 53 2 .31971-72 Gary Lange 22 77 3 .51970-71 Larry Grimes 24 42 1 .81969-70 Larry Grimes 23 40 1 .7

Assists

Year Name GP Steals Avg2008-09 Robby Springborn 29 35 1 .22007-08 Sean Geary 26 45 1 .72006-07 Robby Springborn 28 22 0 .72005-06 Radayl Richardson 28 34 1 .22004-05 Dusty Wabiszewski 28 25 0 .92003-04 Josh Buettner 30 38 1 .32002-03 Jason Marcotte 32 39 1 .22001-02 J .T . Luginski 30 30 1 .02000-01 Omari Ruffin 28 45 1 .61999-00 Jason Kreider 31 38 1 .21998-99 Aaron Buckoski 29 36 1 .2 Steve Mattson 29 36 1 .21997-98 Chad Bultynck 31 48 1 .51996-97 Chad Bultynck 26 41 1 .61995-96 Chad Bultynck 29 58 2 .01994-95 Matt Trombley 28 53 1 .91993-94 Matt Trombley 13 24 1 .8

1992-93 Ed Whitaker 21 28 1 .31991-92 Pete Hoffman 27 38 1 .41990-91 Kurt Godlevske 12 29 2 .41989-90 Leon McGee 27 44 1 .61988-89 Jeff Johnston 27 38 1 .41987-88 Kent Clark 27 41 1 .51986-87 Rod Ruth 28 29 1 .0 Mike Wilson 28 29 1 .01985-86 Filmore Walker 27 27 1 .01984-85 Filmore Walker 24 40 1 .71983-84 Not Available1982-83 Todd Kleinow 23 36 1 .61981-82 Chris Gutkowski 24 34 1 .41980-81 Chris Gutkowski 27 39 1 .41979-80 Robert Flaska 18 34 1 .91978-79 Scott Leu 23 19 0 .8 Russ VanDuine 26 19 0 .7


Year Name GP FGM-FGA Pct2008-09 Fedrick Bowe 29 105-219 .4792007-08 Robby Springborn 27 108-265 .4082006-07 Tim Strom 28 136-332 .4102005-06 Radayl Richardson 28 168-349 .4812004-05 Josh Buettner 28 196-378 .5192003-04 Jeff McHenry 29 117-209 .5602002-03 Josh Buettner 32 187-302 .6192001-02 J .T . Luginski 30 170-285 .5962000-01 J .T . Luginski 28 157-273 .5751999-00 J .T . Luginski 31 126-229 .5501998-99 Jeff Boinski 29 222-371 .5981997-98 Jeff Boinski 31 213-374 .5701996-97 Jeff Boinski 26 199-365 .5451995-96 Jeff Boinski 29 167-298 .5601994-95 Mike Kissman 28 183-339 .5401993-94 Matt Trombley 13 113-208 .5431992-93 Paul Turino 26 131-235 .5581991-92 Brandon Asher 26 129-234 .5511990-91 Gene Seets 26 107-188 .5691989-90 Jason Willman 27 114-194 .5881988-89 Jason Willman 26 134-242 .5541987-88 Rod Ruth 28 269-508 .5301986-87 Rod Ruth 28 258-417 .6191985-86 Jan Stage 27 173-327 .5291984-85 Joe Sell 24 122-212 .5751983-84 Joe Sell 25 86-163 .5281982-83 Wayne Helmila 24 81-186 .4351981-82 Robert Flaska 20 78-157 .5171980-81 Russ VanDuine 26 161-312 .5161979-80 Russ VanDuine 18 136-255 .5331978-79 Russ VanDuine 26 184-329 .5591977-78 Russ VanDuine 23 97-181 .5361976-77 Steve Peterson 24 113-207 .5451975-76 John Gajor 22 120-233 .5151974-75 Mike Ruecker 24 100-234 .4271973-74 Bob Marzean 24 114-216 .5281972-73 Chuch Finkbeiner 23 140-271 .5171971-72 Larry Grimes 25 230-480 .4801970-71 Garey Johnson 24 83-182 .4561969-70 Allan Morrison 26 146-327 .4471968-69 Jerry Muff 24 84-166 .5061967-68 Bob Bohse 19 86-189 .455

Field Goal Percentage (min 150 att)

Year Name GP 3M-3A Pct2008-09 Mike Hojnacki 27 38-95 .4002007-08 Kevin Maloney 26 31-84 .3692006-07 Robby Springborn 28 24-57 .4212005-06 Radayl Richardson 28 53-128 .4142004-05 Jason Marcotte 28 78-191 .4082003-04 Jeff McHenry 29 49-98 .5002002-03 Matt Cameron 32 53-117 .4532001-02 Matt Cameron 30 37-73 .5072000-01 Jeremy Resmer 28 31-66 .4701999-00 Matt Cameron 29 41-97 .4231998-99 Aaron Buckoski 29 76-173 .4391997-98 Brian Dukes 31 50-94 .5321996-97 Aaron Buckoski 26 39-69 .5651995-96 Chad Bultynck 29 54-117 .4621994-95 Chad Bultynck 28 32-82 .3901993-94 Travis Harris 25 48-106 .4531992-93 Paul Turino 26 57-112 .5091991-92 Paul Turino 27 82-166 .4941990-91 Paul Turino 26 61-144 .4241989-90 Kurt Godlevske 25 43-86 .5001988-89 Pete Hoffman 26 61-146 .4181987-88 Jeff Johnston 28 36-80 .4501986-87 Dan Kosnik 26 53-139 .3811982-83 Todd Kleinow 23 22-61 .361

3-Point Goal Percentage (min 50 att)

Year Name GP FTM-FTA Pct2008-09 Robby Springborn 29 80-88 .9092007-08 Robby Springborn 27 83-99 .8382006-07 Radayl Richardson 28 89-99 .8992005-06 Radayl Richardson 28 55-72 .7642004-05 Josh Buettner 28 129-166 .7772003-04 Jason Marcotte 30 60-66 .9092002-03 Matt Cameron 32 146-173 .8442001-02 Jason Marcotte 30 44-53 .8302000-01 Omari Ruffin 28 53-63 .8411999-00 Jason Kreider 31 84-91 .9231998-99 Steve Mattson 29 60-73 .8221997-98 Jason Kreider 30 41-50 .8201996-97 Dan Waterman 26 76-95 .8001995-96 Chad Bultynck 29 49-58 .8451994-95 Mike Kissman 28 117-157 .7451993-94 John Barnes 26 67-83 .8071992-93 Pete Hoffman 26 110-138 .7971991-92 Pete Hoffman 27 158-188 .8401990-91 Todd Fewins 24 45-56 .8041989-90 Leon McGee 27 94-135 .6961988-89 Willie Wesley 27 45-55 .8181987-88 Jeff Johnston 28 43-52 .8271986-87 Rod Ruth 28 117-175 .6691985-86 Jan Stage 27 46-60 .7671984-85 Wayne Helmila 23 61-73 .8361983-84 Wayne Helmila 24 49-54 .9071982-83 Dave Besonen 22 49-62 .7901981-82 Geof Kotila 24 70-87 .8051980-81 Russ VanDuine 26 73-113 .6461979-80 Chris Gutkowski 14 41-54 .7591978-79 Mike Susko 26 50-70 .7041977-78 Mike Trewhella 23 57-70 .8141976-77 Mike Trewhella 24 48-61 .7861975-76 Mike Trewhella 23 64-77 .8311974-75 Steve Salminen 24 73-87 .8391973-74 Gary Lange 21 43-65 .6621972-73 Gary Lange 23 59-69 .8551971-72 Gary Lange 22 53-60 .8841970-71 Gary Lange 22 58-65 .8921969-70 Larry Grimes 23 149-183 .8151968-69 Larry Grimes 24 112-144 .7781967-68 Craig Farrell 15 46-62 .7421966-67 Craig Farrell 19 54-71 .7601965-66 Frank Sahlman 19 84-100 .8401964-65 Sandy Johnson 20 110-147 .7451963-64 Sandy Johnson 21 97-136 .7131962-63 Bill Massey 22 60-77 .7791961-62 Dave Cvengros 21 73-86 .8491960-61 Carl Maki 20 53-68 .7791959-60 Dave Cvengros 20 58-69 .8411958-59 Duane Ledy 21 48-69 .6961957-58 Carl Johnson 17 52-67 .7761956-57 Dean Rye 17 62-82 .7561955-56 Gary Lundin 18 108-137 .7881954-55 Gary Lundin 14 64-86 .744

Free Throw Percentage (min 50 att)



Player Seasons PointsLarry Grimes 1968-72 2,360Jeff Boinski 1995-99 2,089Josh Buettner 2001-05 2,061Matt Cameron 1999-03 1,953Pete Hoffman 1988-90, 91-93 1,866J .T . Luginski 1999-03 1,685Rod Ruth 1983-87 1,582Jason Marcotte 2001-05 1,521Russ VanDuine 1975-76, 77-81 1,449Mike Kissman 1993-96, 97-98 1,446Geof Kotila 1978-82 1,394Radayl Richardson 2003-07 1,345Matt Trombley 1991-95 1,327Paul Turino 1989-93 1,259Jason Kreider 1996-00 1,165Sandy Johnson 1961-65 1,121Tim Strom 2004-08 1,116Mike Trewhella 1974-78 1,059Joe Sell 1983-87 1,050Gary Lange 1970-74 1,049Dave Cvengros 1958-62 1,032

Career Points (all 1,000 point scorers)

Player Season PointsRod Ruth 1987-88 675Josh Buettner 2003-04 668Matt Trombley 1994-95 665Larry Grimes 1970-71 636Pete Hoffman 1991-92 634Rod Ruth 1986-87 633Larry Grimes 1969-70 625Larry Grimes 1971-72 619J .T . Luginski 2002-03 582Jeff Boinski 1998-99 565Jeff Boinski 1997-98 565

Season Points

Player Seasons FG-FGA PctJ .T . Luginski 1999-03 694-1185 .586Jeff Boinski 1995-99 801-1408 .569Josh Buettner 2001-05 782-1419 .551Rod Ruth 1984-88 643-1168 .551Russ VanDuine 1975-76, 77-81 579-1083 .535Joe Sell 1983-87 421-814 .517Matt Cameron 1999-03 634-1234 .514Mike Kissman 1993-96, 97-98 529-1052 .503Paul Turino 1989-93 469-938 .500Matt Trombley 1991-95 505-1027 .492

Career Field Goal Pct (min 700 att)

Player Season FG-FGA PctRobert Flaska 1979-80 88-140 .633Willie Wesley 1988-89 90-143 .629Josh Buettner 2002-03 187-302 .619Rod Ruth 1986-87 258-417 .619J .T . Luginski 2002-03 241-398 .606Jeff Boinski 1998-99 222-371 .598J .T . Luginski 2001-02 170-285 .597Brian VanLanen 1998-99 86-146 .589Joe Sell 1983-84 122-212 .575Jeff Boinski 1997-98 213-374 .570

Season Field Goal Pct (min 150 att)

Player Seasons 3PT-3PTA PctJeff McHenry 2000-04 63-129 .488Travis Harris 1992-94 69-146 .473Paul Turino 1989-93 213-456 .467Jeremy Resmer 1999-03 136-294 .463Bob Evans 2001-06 70-152 .461Kurt Godlevske 1989-91 74-161 .460Caleb Lamz 1999-03 65-145 .448Pete Hoffman 1988-91, 92-93 251-562 .447Aaron Buckoski 1995-99 178-399 .446Mark Wittbrodt 1993-97 133-308 .432

Career 3-Point Pct (min 100 att)

Player Season 3PT-3PTA PctAaron Buckoski 1996-97 39-69 .565Brian Dukes 1997-98 50-94 .532Paul Turino 1992-93 57-112 .509Matt Cameron 2001-02 37-73 .507Jeff McHenry 2003-04 49-98 .500Kurt Godlevske 1989-90 43-86 .500Paul Turino 1991-92 82-166 .494Bob Evans 2003-04 63-130 .485Jeremy Resmer 2001-02 43-89 .483Omari Ruffin 2000-01 27-56 .482

Season 3-Point Pct (min 50 att)

Player Seasons FT-FTA PctJason Marcotte 2001-05 186-217 .857Matt Cameron 1999-03 518-626 .827Mike Trewhella 1974-78 187-227 .824Chad Bultynck 1994-98 214-260 .823Gary Lange 1970-74 213-259 .822Radayl Richardson 2003-07 212-262 .807Larry Grimes 1968-72 566-714 .793Dan Waterman 1994-97 198-250 .792Travis Harris 1992-94 175-225 .778Pete Hoffman 1988-91, 92-93 393-505 .778

Career Free Throw Pct (min 200 att)

Player Season FT-FTA PctChad Bultynck 1994-95 45-48 .938Jason Kreider 1999-00 84-91 .923Jason Marcotte 2003-04 60-66 .909Wayne Helmila 1983-84 49-54 .907Gary Lange 1970-71 58-65 .892Radayl Richardson 2006-07 89-99 .899Matt Cameron 2000-01 125-149 .889Gary Lange 1971-72 53-60 .884Gary Lange 1972-73 59-69 .855Bob Evans 2003-04 53-62 .855Dave Cvengros 1961-62 73-86 .845Chad Bultynck 1995-96 49-58 .845

Season Free Throw Pct (min 50 att)

Player Seasons ReboundsMatt Cameron 1999-03 795Russ VanDuine 1975-76, 77-81 766Jerry Muff 1968-72 760J .T . Luginski 1999-03 747Larry Grimes 1968-72 747Steve Hansen 1983-87 731Mike Susko 1976-80 728Rod Ruth 1984-88 709Josh Buettner 2001-05 675Mike Kissman 1993-96, 97-98 612

Career Rebounds

Player Season ReboundsRod Ruth 1987-88 280Steve Hansen 1986-87 269Jerry Muff 1969-70 265John Gajor 1975-76 263Russ VanDuine 1980-81 259Mike Susko 1978-79 248Richard Brown 1971-72 241Steve Peterson 1976-77 225Mike Susko 1979-80 218Matt Cameron 2001-02 216

Season Rebounds

Player Seasons AssistsJeff Johnston 1986-90 597Chad Bultynck 1994-98 437Jason Marcotte 2001-05 433Keith Fogle 1999-03 328Filmore Walker 1983-87 317Robert Flaska 1978-82 316Jeff Boinski 1995-99 290Pete Hoffman 1988-90, 91-93 274J .T . Luginski 1999-03 239Ed Whitaker 1991-93 231

Career Assists

Player Season AssistsJeff Johnston 1987-88 183Jeff Johnston 1988-89 159Jeff Johnston 1986-87 140Chad Bultynck 1995-96 137Filmore Walker 1985-86 129Ed Whitaker 1991-92 127Jason Marcotte 2002-03 125Jason Marcotte 2003-04 118Jeff Johnston 1989-90 115Jason Marcotte 2001-02 111

Season Assists

Player Seasons StealsChad Bultynck 1994-98 171Radayl Richardson 2003-07 143Jeff Johnston 1986-90 133Omari Ruffin 1998-02 123Frank Gajor 1980-84 117Filmore Walker 1983-87 117Robert Flaska 1978-82 116J .T . Luginski 1999-03 113Jason Marcotte 2001-05 112Matt Trombley 1991-95 109Pete Hoffman 1988-90, 91-93 100

Career Steals

Player Season StealsChad Bultynck 1995-96 58Jeff Johnston 1987-88 54Matt Trombley 1994-95 53Chad Bultynck 1997-98 48Sean Geary 2007-08 45Omari Ruffin 2000-01 45Leon McGee 1989-90 44Kent Clark 1987-88 41Chad Bultynck 1996-97 41Filmore Walker 1984-85 40

Season Steals


All-Time Series Records All Games Home AwayOpponent W L Pct W L W L Series Began Last MeetingAlbion (Mich.) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1930-31 (L 13-24) 1930-31 (L 13-34)Alma (Mich.) 3 2 .600 2 0 1 2 1948-49 (L 51-60) 2008-09 (W 66-46)#Anderson (S. C.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 2002-03 (W 90-59) 2002-03 (W 90-59)*Ashland (Ohio) 10 6 .625 6 1 4 5 1995-96 (L 58-75) 2007-08 (W 82-65)Aquinas (Mich.) 2 3 .400 2 0 0 3 1964-65 (L 80-87)* 1988-89 (L 77-84)*Bemidji State (Minn.) 16 36 .308 13 13 3 23 1945-46 (L 33-57) 2002-03 (W 80-70)Biola (Calif.) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 2 1993-94 (L 87-92) 1993-94 (L 87-92)Bowling Green (Ohio) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 2006-07(L 46-58)+ 2006-07(L 46-58)+Calvin (Mich.) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1980-81 (L 55-68)* 1980-81 (L 55-68)*Carroll (Wis.) 1 3 .250 1 1 0 2 1949-50 (L 54-55) 1990-91 (W 89-75)#Central Arkansas 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1994-95 (L 62-73)* 1994-95 (L 62-73)* Central Michigan 0 5 .000 0 1 0 4 1941-42 (L 18-41)# 1954-55 (L 60-89)#Chicago State (Ill.) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1971-72 (L 83-84)* 1971-72 (L 83-84)*Christian Brothers (Tenn.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 2004-05 (W 55-52)* 2004-05 (W 55-52)*Colorado-Colorado Springs 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1994-95 (W 69-63)* 1994-95 (W 69-63)*Daemen (N.Y.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1991-92 (W 115-104)*+ 1991-92 (W 115-104)*+Denver (Colo.) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1992-93 (L 73-86) 2002-03 (L 73-86)Drury (Mo.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1996-97 (W 82-61) 1996-97 (W 82-61)Eastern Illinois 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1969-70 (W 96-79)* 1969-70 (W 96-79)*Eastern Michigan 0 5 .000 0 1 0 4 1967-68 (L 63-93) 1978-79 (L 53-93)Edgewood (Wis.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1991-92 (W 95-76)* 1991-92 (W 95-76)*Ferris State (Mich.) 51 49 .510 30 18 21 31 1934-35 (W 38-28) 2007-08 (W 65-63)Findlay (Ohio) 7 8 .466 4 1 2 7 1997-98 (W 81-71)# 2007-08 (L 40-79)Finlandia (Suomi) (Mich.) 8 0 1.000 8 0 0 0 2000-01 (W 86-81)# 2008-09 (W 81-58)#Gannon (Pa.) 11 6 .647 6 1 2 4 1995-96 (W 82-61) 2007-08 (L 65-75)#Grand Valley State (Mich.) 25 33 .431 14 14 11 19 1980-81 (W 76-75) 2007-08 (L 54-82)Hillsdale (Mich.) 21 25 .456 15 7 6 18 1949-50 (W 61-57)# 2007-08 (L 77-83)Indianapolis (Ind.) 3 0 1.000 1 0 2 0 1997-98 (W 78-62) 2002-03 (W 90-75)#Jacksonville State (Ala.) 1 0 1.000 0 1 1 0 2006-07(W76-58)+ 2006-07(W76-58)+Kentucky Wesleyan 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1997-98 (L 68-78) 1997-98 (L 68-78)Lake Superior State (Mich.) 45 47 .489 26 14 19 33 1968-69 (W 102-93)# 2007-08 (L 73-87)Lewis (Ill.) 2 5 .286 0 0 1 5 1997-98 (L 73-78)+ 2008-09 (L 66-83)*Mayville State (N.D.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1987-88 (W 86-65)* 1987-88 (W 86-65)*Metro State (Colo.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1994-95 (W 73-59)* 1994-95 (W 73-59)*Mercyhurst (Pa.) 10 4 .714 7 1 3 3 1995-96 (W 80-45)# 2007-08 (W 69-62)*Midwestern (Ill.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1969-70 (W 79-72)* 1969-70 (W 79-72)*Minnesota Duluth 26 28 .481 17 8 9 20 1948-49 (L 46-60) 2008-09 (L 54-66)#Minnesota-Morris 14 19 .424 10 7 4 12 1965-66 (L 61-72)# 1999-00 (W 80-46)#Minnesota State-Mankato 9 22 .290 5 9 4 13 1949-50 (L 62-85) 2007-08 (W 76-74)Minnesota State-Moorhead 22 34 .393 12 13 9 21 1949-50 (L 55-63)# 2003-04 (W 76-59)*Missouri S&T (Missouri-Rolla) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1992-93 (W 79-67) 1992-93 (W 79-67)Missouri Western State 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 2000-01 (W 72-60)* 2000-01 (W 72-60)*Montana State-Billings 1 2 .333 0 0 1 2 1999-00 (L 81-86) 2000-01 (L 72-81)Montevallo (Ala.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 2001-02 (W, 59-56)* 2001-02 (W, 59-56)*Mount Senario (Wis.) 2 0 1.000 1 0 1 0 1988-89 (W 80-72)#+ 1989-90 (W 58-53)North Dakota State 4 1 .800 2 0 2 1 1990-91 (L 73-79)+ 2003-04 (W 68-48)Northern Kentucky 1 1 .500 1 0 0 1 2004-05 (L 53-55) 2004-05 (W 79-69)#Northern Michigan 65 126 .340 45 49 20 76 1911-12 (N/A) 2007-08 (W 48-46)Northern State (S.D.) 1 4 .200 1 0 0 4 1979-80 (W 86-64)# 1998-99 (L 78-88)Northland (Wis.) 93 32 .744 57 8 36 24 1924-25 (W 19-8)# 2000-01 (W 99-49)#Northland Baptist (Wis.) 1 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 1996-97 (W 94-55)# 1996-97 (W 94-55)#Northwestern (Minn.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1986-87 (W 92-71)* 1986-87 (W 92-71)*Northwest Missouri State 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2000-01 (L 59-79)* 2000-01 (L 59-79)*Northwood (Mich.) 37 13 .740 22 2 15 10 1980-81 (L 59-63) 2007-08 (W 74-64)Oakland (Mich.) 13 23 .361 7 11 6 12 1973-74 (L 49-57) 1996-97 (L 89-91)#*Ohio Northern 2 0 1.000 1 0 1 0 1956-57 (W 92-63)# 1957-58 (W 81-67)Olivet (Mich.) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1983-84 (L 52-71)* 1983-84 (L 52-71)*Racine (Wis.) 1 1 .500 1 0 0 1 1973-74 (L 59-62) 1973-74 (W 52-45)#Rocky Mountain College (Colo.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 1999-00 (W 87-67) 1999-00 (W 87-67)*Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) 33 31 .515 18 13 14 18 1972-73 (W 77-55)# 2007-08 (L 68-73)St. Cloud State (Minn.) 16 36 .308 13 12 3 24 1954-55 (L 72-79)# 2005-06 (W 63-56)*St. John’s (Minn.) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1986-87 (L 50-58)* 1986-87 (L 50-58)*St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 1 1 .000 1 0 0 1 2005-06 (L, 56-59 2006-07 (W, 62-48)#St. Mary’s (Mich.) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1991-92 (L 76-99) 1991-92 (L 76-99)St. Norbert (Wis.) 22 43 .338 17 14 5 29 1934-35 (L 15-40) 1990-91 (L 71-73)+St. Olaf (Minn.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1993-94 (W 63-60)* 1993-94 (W 63-60)*St. Scholastica (Minn.) 13 0 1.000 8 0 5 0 1980-81 (W 69-55) 2001-02 (W 112-67)#South Dakota State 2 2 .500 0 1 1 1 2001-02 (W, 89-86)* 2004-05 (L, 69-60)Southern California College 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 1993-94 (W105-66) 1993-94 (W105-66)Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1992-93 (W 81-75)* 1992-93 (W 81-75)*Southern Indiana 0 3 .000 0 1 0 1 1999-00 (L 68-85)* 2007-08 (L 57-58)#Southwest State (Minn.) 17 7 .708 11 0 6 7 1969-70 (W 85-72)# 2002-03 (W 90-77)Tri-State (Ind.) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1959-60 (L 66-73)* 1959-60 (L 66-73)*Valley City State (N.D.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 0 1997-98 (W 85-63) 1997-98 (W 85-63)Wayne State (Mich.) 25 47 .347 16 16 7 31 1948-49 (L 47-59)# 2008-09 (L 55-62)Wayne State (Neb.) 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 2002-03 (W 78-59) 2002-03 (W 78-59)Westminster (Pa.) 1 1 .500 0 1 1 0 1998-99 (L 58-61)# 1999-00 (W 103-97)++Winona State (Minn.) 17 25 .405 12 8 5 17 1919-20 (W 50-11)# 2003-04 (W 75-67)#Wisconsin 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1970-71 (L 70-114) 1970-71 (L 70-114)Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1 10 .091 0 5 1 5 1938-39 (L 37-53) 1954-55 (L 99-112)+Wisconsin-Green Bay 2 7 .222 1 1 1 6 1969-70 (L 67-84) 2006-07 (L 50-62)Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2 5 .286 1 2 1 3 1954-55 (W 89-76)# 1999-00 (L 52-86)Wisconsin-Oshkosh 3 16 .158 3 6 0 10 1922-23 (L 16-31)# 1993-94 (L 68-73)Wisconsin-Parkside 6 2 .750 2 0 4 2 1992-93 (W 74-65) 2008-09 (W 66-52)*Wisconsin-River Falls 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1954-55 (L 76-101) 1954-55 (L 76-101)Wisconsin-Stevens Point 4 9 .308 3 4 1 5 1929-30 (W 41-28)# 1993-94 (W 68-63)#Wisconsin-Stout 2 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 2002-03 (W 93-71)# 2007-08 (W 57-54)*Wisconsin-Superior 15 29 .341 14 8 1 21 1924-25 (L 5-48)# 2005-06 (W 75-46)#Wisconsin-Whitewater 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 1968-69 (L 81-86) 1968-69 (L 81-86)Others 27 13 .675 15 3 12 10Totals 736 845 . 452 278 261 558

*Neutral site game #Home game +Overtime ++Double Overtime †Four Overtime 2009-10 Opponents in Bold



1919-20 6-62/8 Calumet Y.M.C.A. L 16-253/22 Dollar Bay W 13-113/29 Calumet Y .M .C .A . L 16-4112/13 Chicago L 15-531/17 Calumet Y.M.C.A. W 33-211/24 Winona W 50-112/7 Northern Michigan W 29-162/27 Lawrence L 30-353/5 Jackson All-Stars W 70-153/13 Northern Michigan L 22-373/19 Northern Michigan W 34-173/27 Michigan Agri. College L 26-28

1920-21 6-511/29 Bushey Business Coll. W 40-3912/17 Munising W 39-151/8 Ishpeming W 34-291/21 Northern Michigan W 27-131/29 Milwaukee Engineering W 31-212/7 Lawrence L 17-302/9 Two Rivers (Wis .) L 31-502/10 Marquette L 23-392/14 Michigan Agri . College L 18-262/25 Northern Michigan L 12-143/5 Dollar Bay W 37-10

1921-22 7-512/9 Lake Linden W 20-13 Ford Miners L 19-24 Negaunee W 25-231/20 Northern Michigan W 19-171/21 Negaunee W 27-151/28 Calumet Y.M.C.A. W 28-10 Hancock Legion L 37-41 Calumet Legion L 18-232/7 Lake Linden L 18-254/3 Ishpeming L 23-32 Calumet Legion W 20-164/17 Northern Michigan W 20-16

1922-23 3-5Coach: Leon Harvey12/7 Houghton H.S. W 26-1512/15 Calumet Y .M .C .A . L 12-211/3 Mt. Pleasant L 15-181/19 Oshkosh Normal L 16-311/26 Northern Michigan L 11-152/2 Northern Michigan L 16-232/10 Negaunee W 28-262/21 Hancock Ingots W 28-22

1923-24 2-5Coach: Leon Harvey1/11 Detroit Law College W 25-121/19 Oshkosh Normal L 24-311/25 Michigamme Miners L 15-322/2 Northern Michigan W 27-232/16 Michigamme L 23-422/22 Northern Michigan L 24-283/8 Mt. Pleasant Normal L 19-30

1924-25 3-4Coach: Leon Harvey1/10 Northland W 19-181/16 Northern Michigan L 17-281/17 L’Anse W 31-301/23 Waupaca (Wis .) L 27-391/31 L’Anse L 15-172/20 Northern Michigan W 20-193/2 Superior Normal L 5-48

1925-26 0-7Coach: Leon Harvey1/9 Northland L 13-241/15 Oshkosh State L 14-331/30 Superior L 16-332/4 Calumet Lions L 22-242/19 Northern Michigan L 11-282/26 Calumet Lions L 6-194/11 Northern Michigan L 10-50

1926-27 1-6Coach: Leon Harvey1/12 Northern Michigan L 23-371/29 Northern Michigan L 10-592/8 Calumet Lions L 37-502/19 Calumet Lions L 22-252/26 Superior Normal L 27-443/11 Lake Linden Indep. W 19-153/12 Calumet Lions L 21-26

1927-28 2-9Coach: Leon Harvey12/16 Detroit C .C . L 15-41 Met . M .E . L 42-52 G .M . Tech L 27-361/5 Lake Linden L 29-321/13 Northern Michigan L 14-461/21 Northland L 21-301/27 Central State L 26-392/2 Lake Linden W 32-212/10 Superior L 24-412/17 Northern Michigan W 26-202/20 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 16-41

1928-29 3-4Coach: Leon Harvey1/11 Northland W 23-101/18 Northern Michigan L 15-551/21 Oshkosh Normal W 30-291/25 Ontonagon L 22-502/1 Northern Michigan L 26-452/7 Ontonagon W 30-292/15 Superior Normal L 21-48

1929-30 5-5Coach: Don Sherman12/5 Lake Linden W 35-17 Oshkosh Normal L 22-3812/16 Muskegon Y.M.C.A. L 26-28 Ontonagon L 28-291/10 Northland W 27-141/28 Lake Linden W 29-122/4 Wis.-Stevens Point W 41-282/7 Northern Michigan L 21-272/15 Ontonagon W 34-192/21 Northern Michigan L 18-34

1930-31 1-9Coach: Don Sherman12/8 Oshkosh Normal L 19-2012/15 Muskegon Y .M .C .A . L 29-401/7 Western State L 12-371/8 Albion L 13-241/17 Superior Normal L 24-321/24 Superior Normal L 12-322/2 Wis .-Stevens Point L 21-312/7 Northern Michigan L 19-542/14 Northland W 27-132/20 Northern Michigan L 25-26

1931-32 4-5Coach: Don Sherman12/5 Ontonagon W 44-2812/8 Lake Linden W 41-301/16 Northland W 25-241/22 Superior Normal L 15-281/29 Superior Normal L 13-231/30 Northland L 13-162/6 Northern Michigan W 37-292/13 Ypsilanti L 20-372/19 Northern Michigan L 26-30

1932-33 4-6Coach: Don Sherman12/2 Wisconsin-Stevens Point L 23-2612/10 Lake Linden W 42-131/7 Ypsilanti Normal L 16-461/21 Superior Normal L 15-291/26 Ontonagon W 33-171/30 Superior Normal L 21-411/31 Northland W 35-212/4 Northern Michigan L 24-302/10 Northern Michigan L 29-382/15 Northland W 44-30

1933-34 12-3Coach: Don Sherman Calumet W 53-22 Lake Linden W 44-38 Ironwood W 28-22 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 19-37 Jordan W 29-24 Ft . Brady W 49-321/15 Ontonagon W 49-191/20 Northland W 46-251/25 Northern Michigan L 19-392/10 Jordan W 28-202/10 Ft . Brady W 36-102/16 Northern Michigan W 30-232/24 Ironwood W 40-243/2 Superior State L 9-383/3 Northland W 22-16

1934-35 2-9Coach: Don Sherman12/15 St. Norbert W 25-241/7 Ferris State L 22-271/18 Northern Michigan L 15-432/1 Northland L 26-412/2 St. Norbert L 15-402/9 Ironwood J.C. L 17-282/11 Jordan L 21-392/14 Northern Michigan L 27-552/23 Northland L 22-333/6 Ferris State W 38-28

1935-36 4-6Coach: Don Sherman12/6 Superior Normal L 24-3512/7 Ironwood J .C . L 28-291/4 Ferris State L 32-371/11 St . Norbert W 25-231/18 Northland W 33-241/25 Northern Michigan L 30-402/8 Northland L 28-362/15 Ironwood L 27-342/21 Northern Michigan W 38-302/28 St . Norbert W 24-20

1936-37 1-8Coach: Don Sherman12/4 Superior Normal L 19-3812/5 Ironwood J .C . L 29-3512/11 St . Norbert L 20-221/9 St . Norbert L 30-441/14 Northland W 35-341/22 Northern Michigan L 13-231/30 Northland L 36-432/5 Northern Michigan L 29-302/13 Ironwood J .C . L 30-36

1937-38 4-6Coach: Don Sherman12/4 Ironwood J .C . L 24-3812/16 Jordan W 33-271/5 St . Norbert L 31-461/21 Northern Michigan L 29-462/4 Northern Michigan W 36-342/5 Jordan W 34-282/11 Ironwood J .C . W 40-372/12 St . Norbert L 22-362/19 Northland L 42-512/26 Northland L 30-47

1938-39 1-7Coach: Don Sherman12/5 Superior State Teachers L 19-4912/9 Bearded Aces L 26-3112/16 Northland L 48-551/7 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 37-531/13 Northland L 41-541/14 Jordan L 26-451/20 Northern Michigan W 35-321/28 Northern Michigan L 34-40

1939-40 3-9Coach: Don Sherman Bearded Aces L 29-35 Grand Rapids W 39-33 Central State L 26-38 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 44-55 Wis .-Stevens Point L 22-39 Northern Michigan W 42-34 Central State L 21-38 Grand Rapids L 21-26 Northland W 58-23 Northern Michigan L 29-47 St . Norbert L 30-54 Northland L 27-49

1940-41 0-9Coach: Don Sherman11/13 Wis.-Stevens Point L 16-4511/14 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 16-431/17 Northland L 23-491/18 Central State L 17-371/25 Northern Michigan L 27-442/8 Northern Michigan L 38-592/15 Northland L 34-472/21 Central State L 29-472/24 Ferris State L 29-50

1941-42 3-10Coach: Rex Benoit12/5 Wisconsin-Superior L 27-6112/6 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 28-5112/12 Detroit Tech L 23-2812/13 Ferris State W 49-401/17 Central Michigan L 18-411/18 Northland W 54-351/23 Northern Michigan L 37-471/24 Lake Linden L 31-431/26 Lake Linden L 28-381/31 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 41-532/6 Northern Michigan L 31-752/13 Northern Michigan W 48-432/20 Central State L 41-61

1942-45 No Teams (WW II)1945-46 3-4Coach: Rex Benoit12/17 Bemidji State L 33-571/12 Northern Michigan W 79-511/19 Northland W 68-141/26 Northern Michigan W 64-362/9 Northland L 46-542/27 Minnesota Duluth L 59-602/28 Bemidji State L 48-51

1946-47 5-12Coach: Rex Benoit12/6 Lawrence College L 33-6512/7 Mission House L 54-6212/13 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 37-4712/14 Northland W 53-401/11 Tech Sault Branch W 56-431/18 Central State L 33-761/24 Northland L 41-551/25 Gogebic J .C . L 42-521/30 Central State L 36-671/31 Ferris State W 59-572/1 Tech Sault Branch L 30-522/7 Gogebic J.C. L 36-642/8 Northern Michigan W 61-602/14 Ferris State W 49-482/17 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 42-922/18 Winona State L 50-522/21 Northern Michigan L 62-67

1947-48 11-6Coach: Al Bovard12/12 Winona State W 48-4712/13 St . Norbert L 24-361/7 Stout Institute W 51-351/8 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 55-751/16 Northland L 31-421/17 Tech Sault Branch W 53-401/23 Gogebic J .C . L 47-631/24 Northland L 41-501/30 Ferris State W 63-531/31 Detroit Tech W 64-442/12 Ferris State W 62-402/18 Northern Michigan W 56-352/20 St. Norbert W 52-492/21 Gogebic J.C. W 54-522/28 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 60-623/5 Northern Michigan W 50-493/6 Tech Sault Branch W 42-41

1948-49 7-9Coach: Al Bovard12/6 Mission House L 39-4112/10 Gogebic J .C . L 51-6012/11 Minnesota Duluth L 46-601/7 Ferris State W 50-461/8 Gogebic J.C. W 60-461/12 Northern Michigan W 50-451/20 Alma College L 51-601/21 Ferris State W 69-641/29 St . Norbert L 46-732/5 Northland W 57-532/11 Wayne State L 47-592/17 Northland W 53-522/19 Northern Michigan L 44-592/25 St. Norbert L 56-593/3 Milton College W 57-523/4 Mission House L 50-52

1949-50 4-13Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Stout Institute L 52-6112/2 St . Thomas L 44-6412/3 Mankato State L 62-8512/9 Carroll College L 54-5512/10 St . Norbert L 57-8112/16 Moorhead State L 55-631/7 Northland L 67-691/11 Hillsdale W 61-571/13 Ferris State W 71-451/18 Northern Michigan L 51-621/20 Northland W 69-562/2 Mission House L 68-702/3 Platteville State L 48-692/7 Northern Michigan L 57-662/16 Ferris State L 67-692/18 Wayne State L 58-642/24 St. Norbert W 81-71

1950-51 6-11Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Wis.-Stevens Point W 75-6512/2 Northland L 60-7012/8 Carroll College L 76-8312/9 Stout Institute W 74-6012/15 Mankato State W 87-741/13 Hillsdale L 49-781/14 Ferris State L 64-711/17 Northern Michigan L 57-681/20 Northland W 93-681/26 Wayne State L 64-721/27 Mission House L 65-672/1 Ferris State W 71-692/15 St. Norbert L 80-892/23 Bemidji State L 58-922/24 Moorhead State W 81-782/27 Northern Michigan L 69-873/1 St . Norbert L 66-93

Key: *conference gamehome games in bold

† overtime game‡ double overtime game§ triple overtime gameØ four overtime game


1951-52 7-5Coach: Verdie Cox11/30 Lawrence College L 46-7112/1 Northland W 68-3812/8 Wisconsin-Stevens Point L 69-811/11 Wayne State L 50-931/12 Ferris State W 70-611/16 Northern Michigan W 69-651/19 Northland L 61-701/25 Bemidji State L 56-662/1 Detroit Tech L 77-902/2 Lawrence Tech L 63-922/12 St. Norbert L 72-872/15 Ferris State W 82-752/21 St . Norbert L 57-702/22 Lawrence College L 61-832/26 Northern Michigan W 78-53

1952-53 7-7Coach: Verdie Cox11/25 Wis.-Stevens Point L 75-8412/6 Northland W 92-7712/11 Minnesota Duluth L 58-8912/12 Superior State L 82-981/5 U .S . Naval W 67-661/16 Detroit Tech L 77-901/17 Ferris State W 93-771/23 Northland W 72-531/24 Northern Michigan W 72-561/31 Wayne State L 48-762/4 U.S. Naval W 90-632/13 Ferris State W 66-522/14 Carroll College L 69-772/21 Northern Michigan L 83-86

1953-54 11-5Coach: Verdie Cox11/30 St . Norbert L 74-8912/5 Wis .-Stevens Point L 55-6712/8 Superior State W 57-5612/11 Northland W 66-4812/18 Mission House W 85-561/2 St. Norbert L 74-861/5 Wayne State L 55-791/8 Minnesota Duluth W 73-701/9 Mexico W 64-461/12 Northern Michigan W 91-751/12 Ferris State W 97-571/15 Lawrence Tech L 52-901/16 Ferris State W 82-581/17 Northern Michigan W 73-701/22 Wisconsin-Eau Claire W 63-601/23 Northland W 77-66

1954-55 11-7Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Milwaukee State W 89-7612/3 Wisconsin-River Falls L 76-10112/4 Wisconsin-Eau Claire L 99-112 ‡1/7 Wisconsin-Superior L 76-921/10 St. Cloud State L 72-791/14 Mission House W 73-611/15 St . Norbert L 87-941/19 Ferris State L 93-1031/20 Central Michigan L 60-891/21 Alma College W 95-891/29 Northland W 81-782/2 Wayne State W 79-692/11 Ferris State W 116-832/12 Northland W 108-912/15 Northern Michigan W 82-762/21 St. Norbert W 93-752/26 Detroit Tech W 96-782/28 Northern Michigan W 107-81

1955-56 14-4Coach: Verdie Cox12/2 Bemidji State W 77-7112/3 Moorhead State W 95-8012/9 St . Cloud State L 69-9012/10 Moorhead State L 87-9012/13 Superior State W 82-6412/16 Alma College W 84-671/10 Northern Michigan W 91-751/12 St. Norbert W 97-811/14 Northwestern W 97-721/20 Ferris State W 78-681/21 Wayne State L 64-911/27 Northland W 103-871/28 Mission House W 73-592/15 Ferris State W 109-872/17 St . Norbert W 107-1002/18 Milwaukee State L 107-1182/22 Northern Michigan W 89-822/24 Northland W 119-98

1956-57 6-12Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Northland W 94-7912/7 Moorhead State L 68-11812/8 Bemidji State L 68-8412/10 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 90-991/1 Wayne State L 66-68 †1/4 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 58-811/5 Wisconsin-Superior L 68-751/9 St . Norbert L 74-941/11 Northern Michigan W 85-741/18 Bethel L 70-811/19 Northwestern College L 73-891/26 Northland W 81-672/4 Ferris State W 76-682/15 Ferris State L 66-702/16 St. Norbert L 75-772/22 Ohio Northern W 92-632/27 Northern Michigan L 73-883/5 Bethel W 76-69

1957-58 10-7Coach: Verdie Cox11/29 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 54-6012/13 Winona State W 83-761/3 Northwestern W 87-791/4 Valley City W 74-631/8 Northern Michigan L 75-831/10 St . Norbert L 63-751/17 Ohio Northern W 81-671/18 Wayne State L 46-551/20 Ferris State W 63-561/24 Moorhead State L 68-691/25 Superior State W 71-622/3 Northland W 74-662/12 St. Norbert W 66-642/14 Ferris State W 80-532/19 Northern Michigan L 55-772/21 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 70-822/26 Northland W 81-57

1958-59 9-12NSCC Record: 3-6 (6th Place)Coach: Verdie Cox12/2 Wisconsin-Superior L 61-7812/3 Bemidji State* L 78-8112/4 Moorhead State* L 59-8112/11 Northland W 69-4912/12 St. Cloud State* W 63-6112/18 St . Cloud State* L 52-631/9 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 67-731/10 St. Norbert W 68-67 †1/14 Northern Michigan L 52-641/16 Detroit Tech W 68-641/26 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 74-811/29 Wayne State W 91-671/31 Northland W 71-632/7 Mankato State* W 81-772/20 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 68-712/21 St . Norbert L 78-882/23 Bemidji State* L 72-732/25 Northern Michigan W 86-82 †2/28 Moorhead State* W 80-683/2 Winona State* L 80-1083/3 Mankato State* L 61-81

1959-60 5-16NSCC Record: 1-9 (6th Place)Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Wisconsin-Superior W 72-6012/5 St . Cloud State* L 62-6412/10 Northland W 71-4112/28 Pratt Institute& W 75-5812/29 Rochester Tech& L 78-8512/30 Tri-State& L 66-731/8 St . Norbert L 65-771/15 Mankato State* L 56-601/20 Northern Michigan L 61-1031/22 Bemidji State* L 75-881/23 Moorhead State* L 53-691/29 Bemidji State* L 50-861/30 Winona State* W 83-762/6 St. Norbert L 72-832/12 Mankato State* L 71-882/13 Winona State* L 67-932/17 Northland W 58-572/19 St. Cloud State* L 76-882/20 Moorhead State* L 51-572/24 Northern Michigan L 63-652/29 Wayne State L 65-80

&-Rochester Invitational Technical Tournament

1960-61 5-15NSCC Record: 2-8 (5th Place, Tie)Coach: Verdie Cox12/2 St. Cloud State* L 54-8812/3 Bemidji State* L 68-7512/10 Winona State* L 56-731/4 Northland W 78-701/6 Winona State* L 65-881/7 Mankato State* L 46-811/9 Wayne State W 72-621/11 St . Norbert L 70-961/14 Moorhead State* W 69-641/17 Northern Michigan L 65-891/21 Wisconsin-Superior L 66-721/26 Ferris State L 62-721/28 St . Cloud State* L 55-932/4 Wisconsin-Oshkosh W 74-632/11 Mankato State* L 55-902/13 Northland L 67-682/17 Moorhead State* W 69-652/18 Bemidji State* L 73-842/22 Northern Michigan L 69-902/25 St. Norbert L 61-72

1961-62 4-17NSCC Record: 2-8 (6th Place)Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Northland L 69-7412/2 Wisconsin-Superior W 84-7712/8 Bemidji State* L 70-7212/9 Moorhead State* W 72-6212/16 Northern Michigan L 60-781/5 Mankato State* L 63-741/6 Winona State* W 68-611/10 Northern Michigan L 78-931/12 St . Cloud State* L 49-731/17 Northland L 74-811/20 Bemidji State* L 65-661/26 St. Cloud State* L 55-711/27 St. Norbert L 56-732/2 Ferris State L 78-892/5 St . Norbert L 70-872/6 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 62-822/16 Winona State* L 76-892/17 Mankato State* L 76-822/24 Moorhead State* L 50-553/2 Ferris State L 71-993/3 Wayne State W 74-71 †

1962-63 17-5NSCC Record: 8-2 (1st Place, Tie)Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Wisconsin-Oshkosh W 62-5712/3 Northern Michigan L 62-9912/7 Bemidji State* W 81-6712/8 Moorhead State* W 85-681/4 Mankato State* W 73-71 ‡1/5 Winona State* W 73-681/9 Northland W 83-751/12 St. Norbert W 86-731/14 St . Norbert W 106-1011/18 Wayne State W 62-531/19 St. Cloud State* W 81-711/25 Wisconsin-Superior W 84-681/26 Northland W 78-652/2 Ferris State W 69-682/4 St . Cloud State* L 84-1032/15 Winona State* W 56-552/16 Mankato State* W 87-742/19 Northern Michigan L 74-822/22 Moorhead State* W 85-702/23 Bemidji State* L 71-733/8 Nebraska-Wesleyan$ L 69-863/9 Cornell (Iowa)$ W 71-61

$-NCAA Regional Playoffs1963-64 4-16NIC Record: 0-10 (6th Place)Coach: Verdie Cox12/6 Wisconsin-Superior W 96-8512/7 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 72-8012/16 Bemidji State* L 70-8712/17 Moorhead State* L 72-891/10 Bemidji State* L 76-911/13 St . Cloud State* L 63-831/17 Mankato State* L 69-86 †1/18 Northland W 90-771/24 Wayne State L 73-751/25 Ferris State L 62-901/29 Northern Michigan W 85-821/31 St. Cloud State* L 76-892/10 St . Norbert L 80-962/12 Northland W 104-672/15 St. Norbert L 68-892/19 Northern Michigan L 72-872/21 Mankato State* L 66-892/22 Winona State* L 71-862/28 Winona State* L 69-852/29 Moorhead State* L 63-77

1964-65 2-20NIC Record: 1-9 (6th Place)Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 St . Norbert L 68-9012/4 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 79-8312/11 Ferris State$ L 57-7812/12 Aquinas$ L 80-871/1 Winona State* L 76-881/9 Mankato State* L 57-1041/11 Wayne State L 89-1011/13 Northern Michigan L 71-981/16 Bemidji State* L 82-951/20 St. Norbert L 81-931/23 Moorhead State* L 50-851/27 Wisconsin-Superior L 70-881/30 St . Cloud State* L 62-782/5 Mankato State* L 74-782/6 Ferris State L 67-912/8 Northland W 98-822/12 Bemidji State* L 78-952/13 Moorhead State* L 57-782/19 Northern Michigan L 65-1172/20 Winona State* L 81-842/24 Northland L 82-90†2/27 St. Cloud State* W 79-76$-Northern Michigan Classic

1965-66 2-17NIC Record: 0-10 (6th Place)Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Wisconsin-Superior W 83-7912/8 Northland L 77-921/7 Mankato State* L 68-911/8 Winona State* L 62-691/12 Northern Michigan L 69-1131/14 Winona State* L 71-851/15 Mankato State* L 51-661/17 Minnesota-Morris L 61-721/21 St. Norbert L 77-811/22 Bemidji State* L 71-851/29 St. Cloud State* L 55-881/31 St . Norbert L 68-792/12 Moorhead State* L 62-832/14 Northern Michigan L 61-1352/16 Northland W 90-862/19 Bemidji State* L 60-852/25 Moorhead State* L 74-932/26 St . Cloud State* L 71-1043/5 Wayne State L 69-92

Dave Mick (1952-56) tallied 316 rebounds in 61 career games for the Huskies.



1966-67 3-16NIC Record: 1-11 (7th Place)Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Wisconsin-Superior L 70-8612/7 Northland W 123-751/6 Mankato State* L 68-711/7 Winona State* L 80-881/11 St. Norbert L 82-931/14 Bemidji State* L 77-901/20 Minnesota-Morris* L 64-931/21 St. Cloud State* L 69-981/25 Northland L 72-751/28 Wayne State W 106-681/31 Northern Michigan L 78-902/4 Moorhead State* W 94-842/10 Minnesota-Morris* L 83-1012/11 Bemidji State* L 72-792/17 St . Cloud State* L 74-1072/18 Moorhead State* L 60-862/22 Northern Michigan L 66-1052/24 Winona State* L 83-992/25 Mankato State* L 57-93

1967-68 4-17NIC Record: 1-11 (7th Place)Coach: Verdie Cox12/1 Wayne State L 60-7512/2 Eastern Michigan L 63-9312/4 Ferris State L 70-8712/9 Winona State* L 75-841/5 Bemidji State* L 76-821/6 Moorhead State* L 74-891/10 Northland W 81-601/16 Northern Michigan L 69-831/20 St. Cloud State* L 74-1011/27 Bemidji State* L 86-872/2 St . Cloud State* L 45-952/3 Minnesota-Morris* L 70-832/7 St . Norbert L 78-942/10 Minnesota-Morris* W 84-722/14 Northland W 100-662/16 Mankato State* L 89-912/17 Winona State* L 83-972/21 Northern Michigan L 69-1012/24 Moorhead State* L 82-84 †2/28 Wisconsin-Superior W 104-883/2 Mankato State* L 82-85

1968-69 8-16NIC Record: 3-9 (5th Place, Tie)Coach: Dave Cade11/30 Northland W 98-7312/2 Lake Superior State W 102-9312/27 Wisconsin-Whitewater L 81-8612/28 Dominican L 77-931/4 Ferris State W 84-741/8 Northern Michigan L 67-1061/10 Mankato State* W 88-721/11 Winona State* L 56-791/15 St. Norbert L 85-871/17 St. Cloud State* L 79-891/18 Minnesota-Morris* L 84-871/24 Moorhead State* L 84-921/25 Bemidji State* L 72-911/29 Lake Superior State* L 115-121 †2/1 Eastern Michigan L 57-762/8 Wayne State W 79-712/14 St . Cloud State* L 70-812/15 Minnesota-Morris* L 91-1132/19 Northland W 104-892/21 Bemidji State* W 92-882/22 Moorhead State* L 71-902/24 Winona State* L 64-742/26 Northern Michigan L 86-902/28 Mankato State* W 108-87

1969-70 8-18NIC Record: 2-10 (7th Place)Coach: Dave Cade12/1 Lake Superior State W 105-7512/4 Northern Michigan L 66-10912/6 Northland W 98-8912/17 J .F . Kennedy$ L 95-9912/18 Eastern Illinois$ W 96-7912/19 Midwestern$ W 79-721/3 Wayne State L 74-801/5 Eastern Michigan L 70-1151/9 St. Cloud State* L 69-841/10 Minnesota-Morris* W 90-661/16 Bemidji State* L 68-701/17 Moorhead State* L 90-1001/23 Southwest State* W 85-721/24 Winona State* L 58-661/26 Wisconsin-Green Bay L 67-841/27 St . Norbert L 81-1172/2 Lake Superior State W 96-922/3 Ferris State L 88-992/13 St . Cloud State* L 48-832/14 Minnesota-Morris* L 67-692/18 Northland W 114-1072/20 Bemidji State* L 67-702/21 Moorhead State* L 83-852/24 Northern Michigan L 88-972/27 Winona State* L 66-802/28 Southwest State* L 87-105

$-Parsons Holiday Tournament

1970-71 10-14NIC Record: 6-6 (4th Place)Coach: Dave Cade12/1 Lake Superior State L 78-9812/2 Ferris State W 94-9112/5 Wisconsin L 70-11412/10 Northern Michigan L 69-9112/12 Northland W 103-7712/28 Alma$ L 80-10212/29 Geneseo State$ L 88-991/9 St. Norbert W 101-981/15 Minnesota-Morris* W 85-751/16 Southwest State* L 79-831/20 Wisconsin-Green Bay L 90-1011/22 Moorhead State* L 82-981/23 Bemidji State* W 91-671/27 Northland W 98-92 †1/29 Winona State* W 74-671/30 St . Cloud State* L 74-952/5 Minnesota-Morris* W 70-602/6 Southwest State* W 87-772/10 Northern Michigan L 91-922/12 Bemidji State* L 80-832/13 Moorhead State* L 72-982/19 Winona State* W 85-772/20 St. Cloud State* L 77-802/27 Lake Superior State L 89-104

$-Alma Christmas Tournament

1971-72 8-17NIC Record: 4-8 (5th Place)Coach: Dave Cade12/1 Wisconsin L 74-10712/4 Northern Michigan L 80-10312/6 Northland W 90-5912/7 Lake Superior State L 83-9512/21 Roosevelt$ W 116-9712/22 Chicago State$ L 83-8412/23 St . Xavier$ L 83-941/8 Ferris State L 82-1041/11 Northland W 81-781/14 Minnesota-Morris* W 69-671/15 Southwest State* W 116-1011/21 Moorhead State* L 79-961/22 Bemidji State* L 68-931/25 St . Norbert L 89-981/28 Winona State* L 75-941/29 St. Cloud State* W 106-842/1 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 80-762/5 Southwest State* W 95-902/6 Minnesota-Morris* L 81-842/9 Northern Michigan L 90-982/11 Moorhead State* L 88-922/12 Bemidji State* L 87-972/18 Winona State* L 74-992/19 St . Cloud State* L 84-862/26 Lake Superior State L 90-117

$-Windy City Classic

1972-73 8-15NIC Record: 4-8 (6th Place)Coach: Bill Gappy11/25 Northland W 73-4511/30 Saginaw Valley State W 77-5512/4 Lake Superior State L 50-5512/6 Northern Michigan L 54-5712/8 St. Norbert L 77-79 ‡12/29 Ferris State$ L 57-10112/30 Lake Superior State$ L 67-771/10 Northland W 68-631/12 Bemidji State* W 62-60 †1/13 Moorhead State* W 64-62 †1/19 St . Cloud State* L 65-711/20 Winona State* L 69-1121/26 Southwest State* W 61-581/27 Minnesota-Morris* L 68-692/1 Bemidji State* L 60-722/2 Moorhead State* L 50-692/9 St. Cloud State* L 65-792/10 Winona State* L 77-842/16 Southwest State* W 73-592/17 Minnesota-Morris* L 68-752/21 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 72-442/26 Northern Michigan L 86-873/1 Lake Superior State L 71-72

$-Boyne Country Classic

1973-74 9-16NIC Record: 6-6 (4th Place, Tie)Coach: Bill Gappy12/3 Racine College L 59-6212/6 Northern Michigan L 63-6412/8 Lake Superior State L 57-5912/12 Wayne State L 58-6012/14 Oakland L 49-5712/15 Saginaw Valley State W 90-581/11 Bemidji State* L 67-801/12 Moorhead State* L 68-801/16 Northland L 73-75 †1/18 St. Cloud State* L 75-821/19 Winona State* L 69-871/24 Wisconsin-Green Bay L 44-761/25 Southwest State* W 75-691/26 Minnesota-Morris* W 68-66 †1/29 St . Norbert W 80-791/31 Bemidji State* W 72-592/2 Racine College W 52-452/5 St . Cloud State* L 67-762/8 Winona State* L 77-862/9 Northland L 84-902/13 Southwest State* W 77-662/15 Minnesota-Morris* W 72-592/16 Moorhead State* W 69-582/25 Northern Michigan L 68-882/27 Lake Superior State L 70-81

1974-75 10-14NIC Record: 4-8 (7th Place)Coach: Bill Gappy12/6 Wayne State W 70-5312/7 Oakland W 67-63 †12/10 Northern Michigan L 58-7312/13 Lake Superior State L 67-8412/18 Wisconsin-Superior L 59-621/3 Saginaw Valley State$ W 71-681/4 Lake Superior State$ L 61-681/10 Minnesota-Morris* L 49-681/11 Southwest State* L 59-641/17 Moorhead State* L 66-751/18 Bemidji State* W 92-821/24 Winona State* L 60-771/25 St . Cloud State* L 64-71 †1/29 Northland W 69-541/31 Minnesota-Morris* W 69-622/1 Southwest State* W 64-622/4 Lake Superior State L 62-652/7 Moorhead State* L 72-922/8 Bemidji State* L 68-832/12 Winona State* L 66-72 †2/15 St. Cloud State* W 56-522/17 Northern Michigan L 47-612/20 Saginaw Valley State W 83-702/22 St. Norbert W 92-91

$-Big Brother Tournament

1975-76 13-10NIC Record: 8-4 (2nd Place, Tie)Coach: Bill Gappy11/29 Eastern Michigan L 63-7512/1 Saginaw Valley State L 68-74 ‡12/5 Lakehead W 114-5412/6 Lakehead W 87-6212/9 Northern Michigan L 71-7812/13 Lake Superior State L 77-8112/16 Wisconsin-Superior W 86-741/9 Minnesota-Morris* W 76-681/10 Southwest State* W 101-95 §1/14 Northland W 94-781/16 Moorhead State* W 85-601/17 Bemidji State* L 61-701/23 Winona State* W 87-761/24 St. Cloud State* W 90-721/30 Minnesota-Morris* L 79-981/31 Southwest State* L 60-642/2 St . Norbert L 63-822/5 Moorhead State* W 94-772/6 Bemidji State* W 104-742/14 St . Cloud State* L 62-762/16 Winona State* W 85-652/18 Northern Michigan W 88-742/25 Lake Superior State L 74-88

Larry Grimes (1968-72) is Michigan Tech’s all-time leading scorer, recording 2,360 points over his MTU career. He averaged 24.6 points per game through four seasons with the Huskies, and earned All-Northern Intercollegiate Conference honors each of those four years. Grimes also ranks fourth all-time in career rebounds with 747.


1976-77 13-11NIC Record: 7-7 (4th Place)Coach: Bill Gappy11/27 Northland W 94-7012/1 Lake Superior State L 69-7612/4 Northern Michigan L 50-7012/11 St. Norbert W 84-7612/28 Lakehead-Lakehead L 53-6512/29 Lakehead-Brandon W 84-4112/30 Lakehead-St . Andrews L 60-631/8 Southwest State* L 57-781/10 Bemidji State* W 63-591/13 Winona State* L 69-791/15 Minnesota Duluth* W 62-561/20 Lake Superior State W 66-521/22 Minnesota-Morris* L 47-511/26 Northland W 61-581/28 Southwest State* W 63-551/29 Northern Michigan W 44-382/1 St . Cloud State* W 59-552/4 Winona State* L 67-732/5 Bemidji State* W 68-562/9 Minnesota Duluth* L 58-642/12 St . Cloud State* W 68-572/14 Moorhead State* W 76-692/18 Moorhead State* L 80-962/19 Minnesota-Morris* L 49-81

1977-78 14-10NIC Record: 8-6 (4th Place)Coach: Bill Gappy11/25 Aquinas W 72-6411/26 Aquinas W 69-6311/28 Northland W 59-56 †11/30 Lake Superior State L 68-7912/9 St . Norbert L 65-7712/17 Lake Superior State L 50-5512/21 Northern Michigan W 72-691/3 Northland W 78-681/7 Minnesota Duluth* W 80-621/12 Winona State* W 82-561/14 St . Cloud State* L 63-641/17 Saginaw Valley State# W N/A1/20 Southwest State* W 63-451/21 Minnesota-Morris* W 53-431/25 Minnesota Duluth* L 59-691/27 Bemidji State* L 55-571/28 Moorhead State* L 67-702/2 St. Cloud State* W 79-752/4 Winona State* W 80-572/7 Northern Michigan L 65-702/10 Southwest State* L 69-832/11 Minnesota-Morris* L 46-532/17 Bemidji State* W 92-692/18 Moorhead State* W 70-60

#-Forfeit

1978-79 13-13NIC Record: 8-8 (6th Place)Coach: Bill Gappy11/28 Northland W 77-6612/4 Lake Superior State W 66-5512/9 Eastern Michigan L 53-9312/11 Aquinas L 70-7912/14 Lake Superior State W 77-6912/16 Mankato State* L 58-7412/19 Winona State* W 103-691/6 Minnesota Duluth* W 96-771/8 Northern Michigan L 58-641/12 Bemidji State* L 57-601/13 Moorhead State* L 68-761/20 St. Cloud State* W 70-561/26 Southwest State* W 75-591/27 Minnesota-Morris* L 59-621/30 Mankato State* L 65-812/1 Saginaw Valley State W 66-562/3 Winona State* W 59-542/7 Northern Michigan L 54-582/8 Northland L 48-532/10 Minnesota Duluth* L 44-512/12 St. Norbert W 90-522/16 Bemidji State* W 90-692/17 Moorhead State* W 82-792/24 St . Cloud State* L 61-672/26 Minnesota-Morris* L 76-812/27 Southwest State* W 68-55

1979-80 22-5NIC Record: 16-2 (1st Place)Coach: Bill Gappy11/30 Ferris State W 63-6012/1 Lake Superior State W 58-5712/5 Northern Michigan L 60-7512/10 Lake Superior State L 61-6212/14 Moorhead State* L 55-5712/15 Bemidji State* W 91-8412/18 Minnesota-Morris* W 60-4512/21 Northern State* W 86-641/4 Winona State* W 72-591/5 Mankato State* W 68-641/11 Southwest State* W 94-651/12 St. Cloud State* W 79-611/16 Lake Superior State W 105-681/19 Minnesota Duluth* W 87-641/21 St . Norbert W 73-66 †1/25 Minnesota-Morris* W 71-501/26 Northern State* L 74-791/29 Northland W 86-531/31 Moorhead State* W 78-652/2 Bemidji State* W 61-452/4 Northern Michigan L 54-662/8 Winona State* W 85-652/9 Mankato State* W 87-642/15 Southwest State* W 66-552/16 St . Cloud State* W 73-622/22 Northland W 82-752/23 Minnesota Duluth* W 91-63

1980-81 17-8GLIAC Record: 11-5 (2nd Place, Tie)Coach: Bill Gappy12/4 Northern Michigan W 66-5712/7 St . Scholastica W 69-5512/11 Lake Superior State* W 104-6312/13 Ferris State* L 63-7212/18 Grand Valley State* W 76-7512/20 Hillsdale* L 51-8612/29 Lake Superior State$ L 63-6512/30 Calvin$ L 55-681/8 Oakland* W 92-861/10 Saginaw Valley State* W 74-671/15 Wayne State* W 70-65 †1/17 Northwood* L 59-631/19 St. Norbert W 75-481/22 Grand Valley State* W 71-701/24 Hillsdale* W 55-541/26 Northland W 64-521/29 Oakland* W 68-471/31 Saginaw Valley State* L 52-722/5 Wayne State* W 79-642/7 Northwood* W 89-442/9 St. Scholastica W 105-542/11 Northern Michigan L 59-62 †2/14 Ferris State* L 70-872/16 Northland W 104-732/19 Lake Superior State* W 71-57

$-Marshall Optimist Tournament

1981-82 13-11GLIAC Record: 8-8 (4th Place, Tie)Coach: Bill Gappy11/28 St. Cloud State W 56-4912/1 Northland W 90-4912/10 Lake Superior State* W 88-6312/12 Ferris State* L 51-6112/15 Northern Michigan L 52-5312/19 Hillsdale* L 40-581/3 St . Scholastica W 76-671/7 Oakland* L 52-671/9 Saginaw Valley State* L 58-651/14 Wayne State* W 59-581/16 Northwood* W 55-541/21 Grand Valley State* W 62-541/23 Hillsdale* W 75-72 †1/28 Oakland* L 66-681/30 Saginaw Valley State* L 65-752/2 St. Scholastica W 97-592/4 Wayne State* W 88-772/6 Northwood* W 86-732/8 Northern Michigan L 63-652/11 Northland W 54-52 †2/13 Ferris State* L 54-652/15 St . Norbert L 57-772/18 Lake Superior State* W 83-722/20 Grand Valley State* L 61-67

1982-83 9-17GLIAC Record: 5-11 (6th Place)Coach: Bill Gappy11/27 St . Cloud State L 57-6311/29 Northland W 73-6412/2 St . Scholastica W 74-6412/8 Northern Michigan L 56-6612/10 Hillsdale$ L 62-8112/11 Laurentian$ L 68-8012/16 Lake Superior State* W 75-731/6 Grand Valley State* L 65-741/8 Ferris State* W 59-57 †1/13 Saginaw Valley State* L 57-841/15 Northwood* L 86-891/17 Northland W 90-621/20 Wayne State* W 61-571/22 Oakland* L 67-771/24 St. Norbert L 59-761/26 Northern Michigan L 75-891/29 Hillsdale* L 64-661/31 Lake Superior State* L 94-972/3 St. Scholastica W 72-652/5 Ferris State* L 53-752/7 Grand Valley State* L 80-932/10 Saginaw Valley State* L 60-732/12 Northwood* W 74-722/17 Wayne State* L 49-632/19 Oakland* W 73-67 †2/26 Hillsdale* L 73-77

$-Lake Superior State Tournament

1983-84 10-15GLIAC Record: 6-10 (7th Place)Coach: Mike Moran11/19 Northland W 72-6811/26 Minnesota Duluth L 51-5811/27 St . Scholastica W 88-63 12/7 Northern Michigan L 63-8012/9 Olivet L 52-7112/12 Minnesota Duluth L 57-7412/15 Lake Superior State* W 84-82 †1/5 Grand Valley State* L 65-741/7 Ferris State* L 55-801/9 St. Scholastica W 68-521/12 Saginaw Valley State* L 55-671/14 Northwood* W 84-741/16 Northland W 87-631/19 Wayne State* L 74-871/21 Oakland* L 76-861/25 Northern Michigan L 72-921/28 Hillsdale* W 59-571/30 Lake Superior State* L 66-772/2 Grand Valley State* L 60-752/4 Ferris State* W 69-662/9 Saginaw Valley State* L 64-692/11 Northwood* W 73-692/16 Wayne State* L 63-66 †2/18 Oakland* W 78-742/25 Hillsdale* L 66-80

1984-85 5-19GLIAC Record: 3-13 (9th Place)Coach: Bill Gappy11/23 Lake Superior State$ L 64-65 †11/24 Northwood$ L 79-83 †12/1 Minnesota Duluth L 56-6012/3 Northern Michigan L 71-8212/5 Minnesota Duluth L 61-7112/17 Lake Superior State* L 58-7212/20 Hillsdale* L 57-771/3 Grand Valley State* L 82-90 †1/5 Ferris State* L 54-621/10 Saginaw Valley State* L 56-651/12 Northwood* W 80-781/17 Wayne State* W 75-661/19 Oakland* L 59-62 †1/21 Northland W 72-581/24 Northern Michigan L 78-80 ‡1/26 Northland W 100-621/31 Grand Valley State* L 73-912/2 Ferris State* L 57-722/4 Lake Superior State* L 66-722/7 Saginaw Valley State* L 48-782/9 Northwood* W 81-762/14 Wayne State* L 43-612/16 Oakland* L 69-722/23 Hillsdale* L 79-85

$-Laker Classic

1985-86 12-15GLIAC Record: 6-10 (6th Place, Tie)Coach: Steve Brown11/26 Northland W 110-7811/30 Wisconsin-Superior W 92-7112/3 St. Scholastica W 101-6512/6 Lake Superior State$ W 81-8012/7 Northern Michigan$ L 68-7612/10 Northland W 107-7012/12 St . Scholastica W 94-6612/14 Northern Michigan L 80-9112/16 Lake Superior State* W 93-8812/20 Wisconsin-Superior L 67-7512/21 Minnesota Duluth L 68-981/4 Ferris State* L 64-681/6 Grand Valley State* L 76-831/9 Saginaw Valley State* L 66-681/11 Northwood* L 74-1061/16 Wayne State* L 60-641/18 Oakland* W 85-721/22 Northern Michigan L 73-1161/25 Hillsdale* W 76-591/27 Lake Superior State* L 65-691/30 Grand Valley State* L 62-692/1 Ferris State* W 92-882/6 Saginaw Valley State* L 60-772/8 Northwood* W 76-752/13 Wayne State* L 67-732/15 Oakland* W 91-842/22 Hillsdale* L 62-81

$-Upper Peninsula Classic

1986-87 12-16GLIAC Record: 7-9 (5th Place)Coaches: Steve Brown, Geof Kotila11/21 St . John’s (Minn .)$ L 50-5811/22 Northwestern (Minn .)$ W 92-7111/25 Northland W 101-9411/29 Wisconsin-Superior L 77-9812/1 Northland W 93-7512/6 Minnesota Duluth# L 63-7312/7 Lake Superior State# L 72-8612/9 St . Norbert W 62-4512/12 Minnesota Duluth W 67-6412/13 Wisconsin-Superior L 63-7312/15 Lake Superior State* W 96-871/7 Northern Michigan L 70-841/10 Hillsdale* W 84-731/15 Ferris State* W 88-641/17 Grand Valley State* W 71-691/19 Lake Superior State* L 79-831/22 Northwood* L 71-791/24 Saginaw Valley State* L 62-791/29 Oakland* L 68-731/31 Wayne State* W 94-732/5 Northern Michigan L 83-952/7 Hillsdale* W 91-902/12 Ferris State* L 59-662/14 Grand Valley State* L 78-822/19 Northwood* W 103-902/21 Saginaw Valley State* L 60-682/26 Oakland* L 60-712/28 Wayne State* L 63-66

$-Mankato Tipoff Classic

1987-88 12-16GLIAC Record: 6-10 (6th Place)Coach: Geof Kotila11/21 Wisconsin-Superior W 96-95 †11/24 Minnesota Duluth L 66-7211/27 Southwest State$ L 74-8811/28 Mayville State$ W 86-6511/30 Northland W 95-7012/1 Wisconsin-Superior L 68-7312/4 Northern Michigan# L 64-7512/5 Lake Superior State# L 64-7112/10 Northland W 90-6212/12 St. Norbert W 79-7312/15 St. Scholastica W 80-4912/17 Lake Superior State* W 68-591/7 Oakland* W 89-801/9 Wayne State* L 69-851/13 Northern Michigan* W 89-831/16 Hillsdale* W 110-861/18 Lake Superior State* L 68-691/21 Ferris State* L 65-821/23 Grand Valley State* W 70-69 †1/30 Saginaw Valley State* L 57-582/4 Oakland* L 64-732/6 Wayne State* L 96-1032/10 Northern Michigan* W 74-712/13 Hillsdale* L 75-922/18 Ferris State* L 84-932/20 Grand Valley State* L 76-952/25 Northwood L 72-812/27 Saginaw Valley State* L 64-73

$-Hardees Tipoff Classic#-Upper Peninsula Classic





1988-89 8-19GLIAC Record: 2-14 (9th Place)Coach: Geof Kotila11/22 Northland L 71-7211/28 Wisconsin-Superior L 75-7711/29 Minnesota Duluth L 51-7212/3 Mount Senario W 80-7212/5 Northland W 80-6712/7 Northern Michigan* L 54-7112/9 Lake Superior State$ W 60-4712/10 Aquinas$ L 77-8412/13 Wisconsin-Superior W 74-6512/19 Minnesota Duluth W 59-501/5 Hillsdale* L 54-701/12 Grand Valley State* L 85-981/14 Ferris State* L 79-891/19 Saginaw Valley State* L 76-881/21 Lake Superior State* L 81-901/26 Wayne State* L 70-731/28 Oakland* L 79-962/2 Hillsdale* L 64-782/4 Northwood W 108-892/6 Northern Michigan* L 61-752/9 Grand Valley State* L 70-892/11 Ferris State* L 71-922/13 St . Norbert L 69-792/16 Saginaw Valley State* W 72-682/18 Lake Superior State* W 85-762/23 Wayne State* L 77-872/25 Oakland* L 67-87

$-Upper Peninsula Classic1989-90 12-15GLIAC Record: 6-10 (5th Place, Tie)Coach: Geof Kotila11/21 Northland W 62-5411/29 Minnesota Duluth L 67-70 †12/2 Wisconsin-Superior W 74-5512/6 Northern Michigan* L 71-7512/9 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 78-7012/11 Minnesota Duluth L 43-6712/13 Wisconsin-Green Bay L 57-6712/16 Mount Senario W 58-5312/18 St. Norbert W 76-74 †1/3 Wisconsin-Superior L 49-561/6 Hillsdale* W 76-691/11 Ferris State* L 77-861/13 Grand Valley State* L 67-771/18 Lake Superior State* W 72-661/20 Saginaw Valley State* W 70-611/25 Oakland* L 75-871/27 Wayne State* W 66-631/30 Northland W 96-712/1 Northwood L 73-812/3 Hillsdale* L 75-802/8 Ferris State* L 68-712/10 Grand Valley State* L 85-87 †2/12 Northern Michigan* W 72-712/15 Lake Superior State* L 64-762/17 Saginaw Valley State* W 61-592/22 Oakland* L 79-952/24 Wayne State* L 82-84

#-Upper Peninsula Classic

1990-91 7-19GLIAC Record: 3-13 (9th Place)Coach: Geof Kotila11/20 Northland W 89-7111/23 North Dakota State L 73-79 †12/1 Northwood W 82-7012/3 Northland W 79-6812/8 Northern Michigan* L 71-7812/13 St . Norbert L 71-73 †12/15 St . Cloud State L 87-10612/18 Minnesota Duluth L 56-831/3 Hillsdale* L 53-901/7 Minnesota Duluth L 49-721/10 Grand Valley State* W 86-831/12 Ferris State* L 74-831/14 Wis .-Stevens Point L 76-891/17 Saginaw Valley State* L 67-681/19 Lake Superior State* L 57-701/24 Wayne State* L 73-851/26 Oakland* L 69-801/28 Northern Michigan* L 67-811/31 Hillsdale* W 100-982/3 Carroll W 89-752/7 Grand Valley State* L 64-822/9 Ferris State* L 60-732/14 Saginaw Valley State* L 66-762/16 Lake Superior State* W 68-672/21 Wayne State* L 57-802/23 Oakland* L 81-106

1991-92 14-13GLIAC Record: 8-8 (4th Place, Tie)Coach: Geof Kotila11/29 Edgewood# W 95-7611/30 Wisconsin-Oshkosh# L 94-10512/6 North Dakota State W 104-8412/7 St. Cloud State W 96-8612/14 Northland W 90-7012/18 Minnesota Duluth L 62-7512/27 Daemen$ W 115-104†12/28 O .L . St . Mary’s$ L 76-991/7 Minnesota Duluth L 65-771/11 Hillsdale* L 74-821/13 Northern Michigan* W 102-1001/16 Ferris State* W 86-761/18 Grand Valley State* L 84-961/23 Lake Superior State* W 81-651/25 Saginaw Valley State* W 96-841/28 Hillsdale* W 91-861/30 Oakland* W 71-672/1 Wayne State* L 93-952/4 Northland W 96-842/10 Wis.-Stevens Point L 66-962/13 Ferris State* W 66-652/15 Grand Valley State* L 91-93 †2/17 Northern Michigan* W 76-722/20 Lake Superior State* L 83-892/22 Saginaw Valley State* L 57-60 †2/27 Oakland* L 59-782/29 Wayne State* L 85-87

#-Wisconsin-Oshkosh Titan Classic$-Orchard Lake St . Mary’s Alumni Classic

1992-93 13-13GLIAC Record: 5-11 (8th Place)Coach: Geof Kotila11/28 North Dakota State W 91-5712/1 Minnesota Duluth W 59-4812/3 Denver L 73-8612/10 Grand Valley State* W 74-6712/12 Ferris State* L 83-87 †12/17 Northwood W 123-7612/19 Lake Superior State* L 73-821/2 Missouri-Rolla# W 79-671/3 SIU-Edwardsville# W 81-751/7 Saginaw Valley State* W 84-781/9 Oakland* L 72-751/14 Hillsdale* L 72-821/16 Wayne State* L 80-1011/23 Northern Michigan* L 94-1101/28 Grand Valley State* W 79-611/30 Ferris State* L 66-1042/4 Northwood W 127-862/6 Lake Superior State* L 82-872/8 Northern Michigan* W 73-692/11 Saginaw Valley State* L 78-812/13 Oakland* L 71-842/18 Hillsdale* W 89-732/20 Wayne State* L 97-1032/25 Minnesota Duluth L 73-752/26 Wis .-Stevens Point W 73-553/1 Wisconsin-Parkside W 74-65#-Missouri-Rolla Pepsi-Cola Shootout

1993-94 11-15GLIAC Record: 6-12 (8th Place, Tie)Coach: Geof Kotila11/20 Minnesota Duluth L 63-6511/22 North Dakota State W 85-7211/26 St . Olaf# W 63-6011/27 Wisconsin-Oshkosh# L 68-7312/1 Minnesota Duluth W 85-8112/4 Wayne State* W 80-7212/11 Northern Michigan* W 83-7012/18 Hillsdale* L 81-8512/27 Southern California Coll . W 105-6612/29 Biola L 87-921/4 Wis.-Stevens Point W 68-631/6 Grand Valley State* L 71-821/8 Ferris State* L 75-781/13 Northwood* W 107-871/15 Lake Superior State* L 78-851/20 Saginaw Valley State* L 83-961/22 Oakland* L 79-821/27 Hillsdale* L 70-991/29 Wayne State* L 76-972/5 Northern Michigan* L 73-892/10 Grand Valley State* W 95-832/12 Ferris State* L 81-892/17 Northwood* W 90-772/19 Lake Superior State* L 104-109 †2/24 Saginaw Valley State* L 82-952/26 Oakland* W 94-88

#-Wisconsin-Oshkosh Holiday Tournament

1994-95 16-12GLIAC Record: 11-7 (3rd Place, Tie)Coach: Kevin Luke11/18 Moorhead State$ L 77-8211/19 Minnesota-Morris$ L 54-6611/21 Minnesota Duluth W 61-5711/25 Central Arkansas% L 62-7311/26 Metro State% W 73-5912/2 Colorado Mines# L 56-60 †12/3 UC-Springs# W 69-6312/10 Northern Michigan* W 66-6312/12 Minnesota Duluth W 89-811/5 Hillsdale* L 77-861/7 Wayne State* L 68-831/12 Grand Valley State* L 74-751/14 Ferris State* W 87-711/19 Oakland* W 83-711/21 Saginaw Valley State* L 68-781/26 Northwood* W 84-671/28 Lake Superior State* W 87-741/30 Northern Michigan* L 64-732/2 Northwood* W 74-712/4 Lake Superior State* W 84-762/9 Oakland* W 88-792/11 Saginaw Valley State* W 91-652/16 Grand Valley State* W 73-682/18 Ferris State* L 84-932/23 Hillsdale* W 73-682/25 Wayne State* L 59-713/3 Oakland@ L 81-953/4 Ferris State@ W 88-84

$-Minnesota-Morris Cougar Classic%-Mankato State Tournament

#-Colorado School of Mines Tournament@-GLIAC Post-Season Tournament

1995-96 18-11GLIAC Record: 12-6 (3rd Place)Coach: Kevin Luke11/18 Wisconsin-Parkside W 70-5011/24 Moorhead State% W 71-6311/25 Northern State% L 65-9911/28 Minnesota Duluth W 96-7412/2 Minnesota-Morris L 81-89 †12/4 Northern Michigan* L 64-7012/9 Oakland* W 63-6112/13 Minnesota Duluth L 60-6712/16 Wisconsin-Green Bay L 52-601/4 Northwood* W 87-701/6 Grand Valley State* W 73-641/11 Wayne State* W 87-831/13 Ashland* L 58-751/18 Mercyhurst* W 80-451/20 Gannon* W 82-611/22 Northland W 99-601/25 Hillsdale* W 77-601/27 Saginaw Valley State* L 76-78 †2/1 Ferris State* W 83-672/3 Lake Superior State* W 70-642/8 Northern Michigan* W 66-562/10 Oakland* L 78-872/15 Ferris State* W 70-512/17 Grand Valley State* W 67-522/19 Lake Superior State* L 78-932/22 Saginaw Valley State* L 53-792/29 Northern Michigan@ W 75-673/1 Lake Superior State@ L 72-753/2 Saginaw Valley State@ W 90-72

%-Northern State Tip-Off Classic@-GLIAC Post-Season Tournament

1996-97 13-13GLIAC Record: 9-9 (5th Place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/16 Northland W 99-7311/22 Drury@ W 82-6111/23 Mankato State@ L 77-9211/26 Minnesota Duluth L 72-7711/29 Moorhead State% W 95-9011/30 Northern State% L 75-8012/5 Hillsdale* L 68-7412/7 Wayne State* L 66-7812/12 Gannon* W 74-5912/14 Mercyhurst* W 65-4712/17 Northland Baptist W 94-5512/29 Minnesota Duluth L 69-781/2 Grand Valley State* L 67-71 †1/4 Ferris State* W 69-611/9 Saginaw Valley State* L 64-671/11 Northwood* W 82-631/18 Lake Superior State* L 79-841/20 Northern Michigan* W 65-511/25 Oakland* L 89-91 †2/1 Ashland* W 87-752/6 Grand Valley State* L 64-652/8 Ferris State* L 60-642/13 Saginaw Valley State* W 82-77 ‡2/15 Northwood* W 75-562/17 Northern Michigan* W 92-812/22 Lake Superior State* L 95-104

@-First Bank Tip-Off Classic%-Northern State Tip-Off Classic

1997-98 18-10GLIAC Record: 12-6 (Tie-1st Place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/14 Moorhead State W 84-7111/15 Valley City State W 85-6311/19 Northland W 94-5411/25 Minnesota Duluth W 71-6911/29 Wisconsin-Green Bay L 56-6112/4 Wayne State* W 74-5812/6 Ashland* W 83-6712/13 Lewis L 73-78 †12/15 Indianapolis W 78-6212/29 Minnesota Duluth W 75-691/2 Gannon* W 75-511/3 Mercyhurst* L 69-711/8 Hillsdale* W 66-611/10 Findlay* W 81-711/15 Saginaw Valley State* W 60-571/17 Northwood* L 61-721/22 Grand Valley State* W 98-811/24 Ferris State* W 81-761/26 Northern Michigan* L 71-731/31 Lake Superior State* W 101-812/5 Saginaw Valley State* L 73-792/7 Northwood* W 82-752/12 Grand Valley State* W 81-782/14 Ferris State* L 68-782/16 Northern Michigan* W 89-642/21 Lake Superior State* L 66-722/26 Mercyhurst@ W 77-672/27 Northern Michigan@ W 74-652/28 Ferris State@ L 62-713/5 Lewis^ W 76-733/6 Kentucky Wesleyan^ L 68-78

^-NCAA II Great Lakes Regional

Mike Kissman (1993-96, 97-98) scored 1,446 points and grabbed 612 rebounds during his four seasons in a Huskies uniform. He ranks 10th at Tech in both categories. Kissman led MTU in free throw percentage (.754) during the 1994-95 campaign with the fifth-most free throws made in school history (117).


1998-99 17-12GLIAC Record: 9-10 (Tie-4th place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/14 Minnesota-Morris W 88-6411/21 Westminster* L 58-6111/23 Minnesota Duluth W 81-6811/27 Northern State# L 78-8811/28 Moorhead State# W 92-7912/3 Wayne State* L 49-9012/5 Ashland* L 63-7712/11 Northland W 96-5412/19 Moorhead State W 88-4512/29 Minnesota Duluth W 64-601/2 Gannon* W 68-631/3 Mercyhurst* W 94-691/7 Hillsdale* W 78-661/9 Findlay* L 70-821/14 Saginaw Valley State* W 73-511/16 Northwood* L 82-841/18 Northern Michigan* L 62-671/21 Grand Valley State* L 84-861/23 Ferris State* W 65-611/30 Lake Superior State* W 73-592/4 Saginaw Valley State* L 67-712/6 Northwood* L 76-822/11 Grand Valley State* L 76-812/13 Ferris State* W 79-692/15 Northern Michigan* W 83-612/20 Lake Superior State* W 76-702/25 Northern Michigan@ W 61-552/26 Ashland@ W 76-752/27 Wayne State@ L 53-67

#-Northern State Thanksgiving Classic

1999-2000 21-10GLIAC Record: 13-6 (2nd place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/19 Northern Michigan W 72-6211/22 Westminster* W 103-97 ‡11/27 Minnesota-Morris W 80-4612/2 Wayne State* W 61-6012/4 Ashland* L 88-96 †12/6 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 52-8612/9 Northland College W 94-5912/20 Montana St .-Billings L 81-8612/21 Rocky Mountain College W 87-6712/30 Minnesota Duluth W 61-591/6 Gannon* L 66-821/8 Mercyhurst* W 75-68 †1/13 Hillsdale* L 70-73 †1/15 Findlay* W 81-691/20 Saginaw Valley State* W 98-881/22 Northwood* L 69-751/27 Grand Valley State* W 87-741/29 Ferris State* W 88-661/31 Northern Michigan* L 61-762/5 Lake Superior State* W 69-562/10 Saginaw Valley State* W 81-712/12 Northwood* W 79-692/14 Northern Michigan* L 68-742/17 Grand Valley State* W 71-702/19 Ferris State* W 74-632/26 Lake Superior State* W 74-72 ‡3/1 Ashland@ W 72-703/3 Grand Valley State@ W 91-853/4 Northern Michigan@ L 70-733/10 Gannon# W 91-863/11 Southern Indiana# L 68-85

#-NCAA Great Lakes Regional Tournament

2000-01 21-10GLIAC Record: 11-7 (Tie-1st Place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/20 Finlandia W 86-8111/24 NW Missouri State L 59-7911/25 Missouri Western State W 72-6011/28 St. Scholastica W 87-5212/4 Northern Michigan* L 56-5912/9 Saginaw Valley State* W 82-6912/12 Minnesota Duluth W 69-6612/15 Montana State-Billlings W 69-5912/16 Montana State-Billlings L 72-8112/30 Northland W 99-491/4 Wayne State* L 66-1001/6 Hillsdale* L 67-731/11 Gannon* L 74-841/13 Mercyhurst* W 79-591/18 Ashland* L 91-93 †1/20 Findlay* W 73-511/25 Northwood* W 72-601/27 Lake Superior State* W 84-682/1 Ferris State* W 58-532/3 Grand Valley State* W 75-632/5 Saginaw Valley State* W 94-842/12 Northern Michigan* L 66-722/15 Lake Superior State* L 54-602/17 Northwood* W 74-532/22 Grand Valley State* W 83-752/24 Ferris State* W 72-503/1 Findlay@ W 60-473/2 Gannon@ L 61-64

2001-02 27-3GLIAC Record: 16-2 (1st place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/16 Finlandia# W 86-6011/18 Northern Michigan# W 81-6511/23 South Dakota State^ W 89-8611/24 Montevallo^ W 59-5612/1 Bemidji State W 90-7612/8 St . Scholastica W 112-6712/10 Lake Superior State* W 68-6712/15 Indianapolis W 79-7012/21 Minnesota Duluth W 77-611/3 Gannon* L 60-641/5 Ashland* W 79-731/7 Mercyhurst* W 75-611/10 Hillsdale* W 72-531/12 Wayne State* W 71-701/14 Findlay* L 80-911/17 Saginaw Valley State* W 76-681/21 Northern Michigan* W 78-651/24 Northwood* W 74-581/31 Ferris State* W 77-532/2 Grand Valley State* W 80-632/5 Northern Michigan* W 72-442/9 Saginaw Valley State* W 96-792/14 Lake Superior State* W 100-862/16 Northwood* W 81-592/21 Grand Valley State* W 85-792/23 Ferris State* W 91-612/27 Wayne State@ W 78-703/1 Lake Superior State@ W 88-713/2 Northwood@ W 79-653/8 Lewis+ L 51-62

#-Houghton Super 8 Classic^-UMD American Family Classic

+-NCAA Great Lakes Regional semifinals

2002-03 29-3GLIAC Record: 17-1 (1st place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/22 Wisconsin-Stout# W 93-7111/23 Winona State# W 87-6911/29 Finlandia W 88-5712/2 Lake Superior State* W 85-7212/6 Southwest State^ W 90-7712/7 Wayne State-Neb .^ W 78-5912/11 Minnesota Duluth W 81-7712/14 Bemidji State W 80-7012/27 Anderson (SC)% W 90-5912/28 South Dakota State% L 66-6712/31 Mercyhurst* W 74-731/2 Gannon* W 75-611/4 Ashland* W 74-531/9 Hillsdale* W 67-631/11 Wayne State* W 70-561/16 Saginaw Valley State* W 90-551/18 Findlay* W 75-611/25 Northwood* W 79-731/27 Northern Michigan* W 70-631/30 Ferris State* W 98-822/1 Grand Valley State* W 76-642/6 Saginaw Valley State* W 91-782/10 Northern Michigan* W 79-592/13 Lake Superior State* W 82-682/15 Northwood* W 79-622/20 Grand Valley State* L 40-422/22 Ferris State* W 81-533/1 Ashland@ W 91-753/7 Northern Michigan@ W 68-593/8 Findlay@ W 68-663/14 Indianapolis+ W 90-753/15 Southern Indiana+ L 71-74

#-MSU-Mankato Tournament^-Southwest State Classic

%- South Dakota State Tournament+-NCAA Great Lakes Regional

2003-04 22-8GLIAC Record: 13-5 (2nd place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/17 Finlandia W 77-6211/21 Moorhead State^ W 76-5911/22 North Dakota State^ W 68-4811/25 Wisconsin-Parkside W 68-5811/28 Minnesota Duluth# W 72-5711/29 Winona State# W 75-6712/4 Northern Michigan* W 52-4812/10 Northwood* W 65-621/3 South Dakota State L 60-641/8 Wayne State* L 48-531/10 Hillsdale* W 88-691/15 Gannon* W 76-711/17 Mercyhurst* L 55-791/19 Ashland* W 73-601/24 Findlay* W 68-631/29 Saginaw Valley State* W 73-691/31 Lake Superior State* W 83-772/5 Ferris State* W 71-552/7 Grand Valley State* W 84-672/12 Northwood* L 61-632/16 Northern Michigan* W 58-562/19 Lake Superior State* W 92-762/21 Saginaw Valley State* W 91-682/26 Grand Valley State* L 63-832/28 Ferris State* L 61-703/2 Northern Michigan@ W 87-663/5 Gannon@ W 69-593/6 Findlay@ L 68-733/13 Gannon+ W 81-753/14 Wayne State+ L 54-57

^-U .S . Bank Classic#-American Family Classic

+-NCAA Great Lakes Regional

2004-05 18-10GLIAC Record: 10-8 (3rd place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/19 Northern Kentucky L 53-5511/20 Christian Brothers W 55-5211/26 Minnesota Duluth# W 68-6511/27 St . Cloud State# W 64-5812/1 Northern Michigan* W 55-5412/4 Finlandia W 102-6812/8 Northwood* L 58-6312/18 South Dakota State W 69-6012/28 Minnesota Duluth W 82-5712/30 Northern Kentucky W 79-691/3 Ashland* W 74-731/6 Wayne State* L 60-641/8 Hillsdale* W 91-86 †1/13 Gannon* W 68-571/15 Mercyhurst* W 67-661/18 Northern Michigan* L 56-681/22 Findlay* L 52-701/27 Saginaw Valley State* L 73-74 †1/29 Lake Superior State* W 86-552/3 Ferris State* L 62-652/5 Grand Valley State* L 55-602/12 Northwood* W 87-682/17 Lake Superior State* W 88-782/19 Saginaw Valley State* W 85-562/24 Grand Valley State* W 76-682/26 Ferris State* L 68-723/1 Grand Valley State@ W 56-483/4 Findlay@ L 57-76

#-American Family Classic (Duluth, Minn .)

2005-06 14-14GLIAC Record: 10-8 (4th place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/18 Wisconsin-Parkside^ L 55-7211/19 Lewis^ L 56-5811/25 Minnesota Duluth% L 47-5911/26 St . Cloud State% W 63-5612/3 Ashland* L 58-7012/8 Northwood* W 74-6512/10 Saginaw Valley State* W 52-4112/17 Findlay* L 55-6212/21 Minnesota Duluth L 60-7312/29 Saint Joseph’s L 56-591/2 Northern Michigan* L 45-701/5 Grand Valley State* W 61-521/7 Lake Superior State* W 54-451/10 Wisconsin-Parkside W 74-471/14 Finlandia W 73-621/16 Wisconsin-Superior W 75-461/19 Wayne State* W 59-561/21 Hillsdale* W 54-441/26 Saginaw Valley State* W 60-511/28 Northwood* W 60-492/2 Gannon* L 57-592/4 Mercyhurst* L 54-762/9 Ferris State* L 63-662/11 Lake Superior State* W 75-582/16 Grand Valley State* L 55-672/18 Ferris State* W 57-532/25 Northern Michigan* L 76-81 Ø2/28 Grand Valley State@ L 46-67

^ GLVC/GLIAC Challenge (Romeoville, Ill .)% American Family Classic (Duluth, Minn .)

2006-07 13-15GLIAC Record: 8-10 (3rd place-North Division)Coach: Kevin Luke11/17 Wisconsin Parkside^ W 80-69 †11/18 Lewis^ W 61-5911/24 Minnesota State& L 48-6711/25 Minnesota Duluth& L 76-8011/29 Northern Michigan* W 78-6912/2 Ashland* L 57-7812/7 Northwood* W 70-5212/9 Saginaw Valley State* W 64-5612/16 Findlay* L 63-7112/19 St. Joseph’s W 62-4812/22 Minnesota Duluth W 62-5512/27 Bowling Green+ L 46-5812/29 Wisconsin Green Bay+ L 50-6212/30 Jacksonville State+ W 76-581/3 Grand Valley State* L 43-481/6 Lake Superior State* L 63-711/13 Ferris State* W 61-491/18 Wayne State* L 74-801/20 Hillsdale* L 61-771/25 Saginaw Valley State* W 50-441/27 Northwood* W 66-572/1 Gannon* W 58-442/3 Mercyhurst* L 59-662/8 Ferris State* L 59-612/10 Lake Superior State* W 63-532/14 Grand Valley State* L 64-69 †2/24 Northern Michigan* L 34-562/27 Northern Michigan@ L 54-77

^GLIAC/GLVC Challenge (Houghton, Mich .)&American Family Classic (Duluth, Minn .)

+Oneida Holiday Classic (Green Bay, Wis .)

2007-08 13-14GLIAC Record: . . .8-10 (2nd place - North DivisionCoach: Kevin Luke11/16 Wisconsin-Parkside^ L 71-7811/17 Lewis^ L 52-7011/23 Minnesota Duluth+ W 62-5811/24 Minnesota State Mankato+ W 76-7411/29 Mercyhurst* W 69-6212/1 Gannon* L 65-7512/8 Northern Michigan* L 51-6112/11 Wisconsin-Stout W 57-5412/15 Findlay* L 40-7912/18 Finlandia W 73-3712/21 Minnesota Duluth W 82-5712/30 Southern Indiana L 57-581/5 Grand Valley State* L 54-711/10 Northwood* W 74-641/12 Saginaw Valley State* W 60-551/17 Wayne State* W 67-481/19 Hillsdale* L 77-831/24 Ashland* W 82-651/26 Ferris State* L 83-882/2 Lake Superior State* W 83-712/7 Grand Valley State* L 54-822/9 Ferris State* W 65-632/14 Saginaw Valley State* L 68-732/16 Northwood* L 46-572/20 Northern Michigan* W 48-462/25 Lake Superior State* L 57-593/1 Lake Superior State+ L 73-87

^GLVC/GLIAC Challenge (Kenosha, Wis .)+ The Edge Classic (Duluth, Minn .)

2008-09 14-15GLIAC Record: . . .10-12 (4th place - North DivisionCoach: Kevin Luke11/15 Wisconsin-Parkside^ W 66-5211/16 Lewis^ L 66-8311/21 Alma W 66-4611/23 Minnesota Duluth L 54-6611/29 Finlandia W 81-5812/4 Wayne State* L 55-6212/6 Northwood* W 65-4712/13 Northern Michigan* L 67-6912/18 Northwood* W 54-4812/20 Wayne State* W 69-601/3 Northern Michigan* L 62-661/8 Ashland* W 77-691/10 Tiffin* W 84-531/15 Hillsdale* W 69-611/17 Findlay* L 69-831/22 Saginaw Valley State* L 73-851/24 Lake Superior State* L 51-581/29 Grand Valley State* L 77-791/31 Ferris State* L 80-862/5 Tiffin* W 63-462/7 Ashland* W 72-702/12 Ferris State* W 66-582/14 Grand Valley State* L 59-692/19 Findlay* L 36-642/21 Hillsdale* L 56-642/26 Lake Superior State* W 66-622/28 Saginaw Valley State* L 64-743/3 Hillsdale@ W 69-543/6 Findlay@ L 46-64^GLVC/GLIAC Challenge (Sault Ste . Marie, Mich .)



Letterwinners2009-10 Men’s Basketball


Name (Years) GP Rebs Pts HometownAdkins, Greg (1978-80) 52 162 297 St . Paul, Minn .Aho, Gene (1970-72) 36 135 155 National Mine, Mich .Ahonen, Rich (1987-90) 21 16 8 Chassell, Mich . Alpers, Kris (2006-2008) 51 185 343 Eden Prairie, Minn .Amstutz, Wendell (1945-46) 32 164 Houghton, Mich .Anderson, Bruce (1955-56) 7 2 Marquette, Mich .Anderson, Fred (1968-70, 71-72) [Mgr]Anderson, Jim (1952-54) 14 68 Duluth, Minn .Anderson, Keith (1968-70) [Mgr]Anderson, Ken (1945-46, 47-48) Iron Mountain, Mich .Anderson, Owen (1948-49) Battle Creek, Mich .Anderson, Steve (1975-78) 59 193 248 Skokie, Ill .Andresen, Pember (1956-60) 76 897 Scottville, Mich . Arthur, Jim (1964-68)Artis, Bill (1968-69) 24 199 381 Asher, Brandon (1990-92) 53 250 502 Swartz Creek, Mich .Backstrom, Carl (1952-53) 14 61 Calumet, Mich .Ball, Brandon (2007-2008) 55 113 182 Grand Rapids, Mich .Barnes, John (1991-95) 102 267 577 Escanaba, Mich .Baroni, Tim (1976-79) 20 11 16 Calumet, Mich .Baugh, Chris (2006- ) 84 209 271 Detroit, MichBertola, Dave (1973-76) 37 29 58 Crystal Falls, Mich .Besonen, Dave (1982-86) 87 202 709 Trout Creek, Mich .Bjorne, Mike (1990-91) 24 57 172 Ishpeming, Mich .Blodgett, Charles (1949-50) Park Falls, Wis .Bohse, Bob (1966-69) 62 506 792 Merrill, Wis .Boinski, Jeff (1995-99) 115 659 2089 Milwaukee, Wis .Borsum, Bob (1948-49, 51-52) 13 34 Dollar Bay, Mich .Bowe, Fedrick (2005-2008) 86 548 538 Freeport, BahamasBrady, Bill (1976-77) 7 2 2 Midland, Mich .Braschayko, Mike (1968-69) [Mgr]Brown, Dan (1972-76) 93 406 498 Troy, Mich .Brown, Donald (1945-47) Brown, Richard (1970-72) 49 421 816 Gwinn, Mich .Buckoski, Aaron (1995-99) 114 298 848 Appleton, Wis .Buettner, Josh (2001-05) 120 675 2061 Shawano, Wis .Bultynck, Chad (1994-98) 114 398 1024 New Haven, Mich .Cameron, Matt (1999-2003) 119 795 1953 Presque Isle, Mich .Camp, Luther (1945-46)

Carrel, Jack (1983-87) 76 150 255 Hancock, Mich .Carson, Ralph (1966-67) 16 35 38 Oakford, Pa .Carter, Ed (1960-61) [Mgr] Carter, Jason (1995-97, 98-00) 24 8 36 Marquette, Mich .Caspary, Marc (1969-70, 72-74) 61 69 119 South Range, Mich .Charney, Richard (1976-80) 73 67 212 Melvindale, Mich .Chiesa, T .J . (1987-88) 26 62 58 Kingsford, Mich .Clark, Kent (1985-88) 67 212 507 Eaton Rapids, Mich .Corcoran, Tom (1952-55) 42 187 Elmwood Park, Ill .Cota, Don (1949-51) 17 177 Escanaba, Mich .Creery, Dave (1957-59) 38 517 Amherstburg, Ont .Crockett, Norman (1954-57) 45 115 Bessemer, Mich .Cvengros, Dave (1958-62) 82 1032 Wakefield, Mich .Dahlager, Justin (1999-02) 75 92 235 Sacred Heart, Minn .Davis, Donte (1994-95, 97-98) 56 145 175 Saginaw, Mich .Demaray, Bart (1960-62) 8 15 Bergland, Mich .DeMartin, Joe (2005-06) 21 42 83 Mason, Mich .Demerino, Ron (1963-64) [Mgr]Demilio, Mark (1964-65) [Mgr]DeSantis, Tom (1982-86) 84 103 365 Allen Park, Mich .Dillingham, James (1972-73) 12 10 15 Hart, Mich .Dishnow, Bruce (1972-73) 13 6 11 Iron Mountain, Mich .Dodd, Robert (1979-82) 76 121 329 Lakeland, Mich .Dominici, Dane (1966-68) 36 124 226 Iron River, Mich .Driver, Chuck (1948-51) 17 111 Lansing, Mich .Drong, Roger (1960-61) [Mgr]Duex, Pete (1995-98) 32 16 32 Dollar Bay, Mich .Dukes, Brian (1995-99) 93 222 453 Troy, Mich .Dunn, Spencer (1961-63) Eckman, Greg (1997- 00 ) 117 358 420 Macomb, Mich .Ehlers, Clarence (1966-67) 12 23 12 Escanaba, Mich .Emblad, Bruce (1946-47) Esch, Carl (1965-66) [Mgr]Evans, Bob (2001-02, 03-06) 110 168 602 Oconomowoc, Wis .Farrar, Charles (1976-77) 6 3 2 Potomac, Md .Farrell, Craig (1966-68) 34 80 466 Madison, Wis .Fewins, Todd (1988-92) 86 157 319 Traverse City, Mich .Fiebich, Karl (1987-90) 29 53 30 St . Charles, Minn .Finkbeiner, Chuck (1971-73) 48 314 589 Leslie, Mich .Fisher, Kemp (1950-52) 32 205 Sault Ste . Marie, Mich .


Bob Bohse (1966-69) tallied 792 points (12.8 per game) and 506 rebounds (8.2 per game) in 62 career games. He was named team most valuable player in 1966-67 and led the team in rebounding in both the 1966-67 and 1967-68 seasons.

Bob Evans (2001-02, 03-06) was a member of some of the most successful teams in school history including NCAA Tournament squads in 2001-02, 2003-04. The guard tallied 602 points and 168 rebounds in 110 games in a Huskies uniform.


Flaska, Robert (1978-82) 98 174 856 Maple City, Mich .Fogle, Keith (1999-2003) 121 533 765 Sycamore, Ill .Foley, Bob (1948-50) Newberry, Mich .Folson, Stephen (2003- 2006) 98 152 227 New Haven, Mich .Fors, Kelsey (2002-06) 62 17 141 Ewen, Mich .Fowler, Don (2007- ) 55 131 299 St. Clair Shores, Mich.Frantti, Don (1962-64) 32 79 Calumet, Mich .Frantti, Matt (1999-02) 49 41 56 Calumet, Mich .Fredrickson, Robert (1967-68) 3 0 6 L’Anse, Mich .Fritz, Raymond (1945-46) Frustaglio, Joseph (1979-83) 48 38 154 Ishpeming, Mich .Fugere, Jim (1958-60) 16 35 Kingsford, Mich .Gaedke, Matt (2008- ) 27 29 65 Dearborn, Mich.Gajor, Frank (1980-84) 86 129 427 Dearborn, Mich .Gajor, John (1975-78) 67 533 816 Dearborn, Mich .Gallagher, Mike (1982-83, 84-87) 59 204 211 Monroe, Mich .Gallagher, Pat (1955-57) 36 644 Iron River, Mich .Gappy, Hans (1991-94) 72 91 304 Houghton, Mich .Garrett, Wayne (1970-71) 13 14 24 Newton, Ind .Geary, Sean (2005-2008) 81 161 296 Marquette, Mich .Geiger, Tim (1974-78) 65 53 104 Dearborn, Mich .Genung, Craig (2002-06) 77 109 180 Holland, Mich .Gesell, Bob (1984-85) [Mgr]Gierow, Herman (1953-55) 31 524 Saginaw, Mich .Godlevske, Kurt (1989-91) 37 96 446 L’Anse, Mich .Goudzwaard, Jack (1945-46) Greenleaf, Marcus (1963-67) 59 114 163 Terre Haute, Ind .Griess, George (1951-54) 39 113 Browns, Ill .Grimes, Larry (1968-72) 96 747 2360 Crawsfordsville, Ind .Gross, George (1953-55) 30 90 Sault Ste . Marie, Ont .Grupenhoff, Doug (1990-93) 49 68 90 St . Clair Shores, Mich .Gustafson, Allen (1946-48) Channing, Mich .Gutowski, Chris (1979-82) 70 136 587 Sterling Heights, Mich .Guyette, John (1973-77) 70 128 188 Ottawa, Ill .Hagen, Fred (1963-65) 8 4 21 Houghton, Mich .Hall, Everett (1982-83) 25 215 197 Grand Ledge, Mich .Hagelthorn, G . (1946-47) Hansen, Steve (1983-87) 102 731 1018 Manitowoc, Wis .Harper, Ron (1986-90) 86 313 578 Wyandotte, Mich .Harris, Dellaino (1985-86) 16 33 104 Ferndale, Mich .

Harris, Travis (1992-94) 49 280 804 Beaumont, TexasHavel, Ron (1952-55) 48 381 Cicero, Ill .Heikkila, Jim (1959-61, 62-63) [Mgr]Hein, Charles (1949-53) 41 424 Laurium, Mich .Helmila, Wayne (1980-85) 99 172 732 Republic, Mich .Herman, Robert (1956-58) 29 118 Negaunee, Mich .Hikes, Burd (1946-47) Hobba, Henry (1945-46) Hofer, John (1972) [Mgr]Hoffman, Pete (1988-90, 91-93) 104 504 1866 Midland, Mich .Hogeboom, Robert (1951-53) 18 40 Grand Rapids, Mich .Holt, Georgio (2005- ) 70 183 289 Farmington Hills, Mich.Hoopes, Rick (1969-72) 67 378 398 Fort Wayne, Ind .Hopkins, Earl (1982-83) 23 106 227 Cleveland, OhioHoriszny, Ken (1964-65) 22 141 208 Lansing, Mich .Hojnacki, Mike (2008- ) 27 90 213 Milwaukee, Mich.Hultquist, Glen (1951-55) 63 275 225 Iron Mountain, Mich .Hunken, Henry (1951-52) 14 97 Evanston, Ill .Hunter, Larry (1959-62) 48 357 Cloquet, Minn .Hurley, Ralph (1955-56)Husse, Adam (2001-2004) [Mgr] Fenton, Mich .Jenner, Mark (1984-86) 42 82 183 Oak Lawn, Ill .Jeske, Dave (1958-62) 77 473 Marenisco, Mich .Johnson, Carl (1954-55, 57-59) 50 344 Marquette, Mich .Johnson, Gary (1962-63) [Mgr]Johnson, Garey (1968-71) 67 440 578 Benton Harbor, Mich .Johnson, Sandy (1961-65) 84 85 1121 Lansing, Mich .Johnson, Stanley (1964-67) 41 168 162 Paxton, Ill .Johnston, Jeff (1986-90) 106 325 762 Beaverton, Mich .Jones, Charles (1960-62) 22 36 Sheboygan, Wis .Jonske, James (1977-79) 23 23 43Joseph, Nick (1991-94) 51 104 227 Ishpeming, Mich .Kaine, Pat (1955-56) 12 61 Sault Ste . Marie, Mich .Kalis, Al (1969-70) 11 11 13 Lake City, Mich .Kananen, Reuben (1952-53) Karjala, Dave (1972-74) [Mgr]Keily, Jack (1956-58) 35 471 Butternut, Wis .Kelto, Rudy (1948-50) 33 238 Bessemer, Mich .Kentala, Keith (1981-84) 39 70 110 Tamarack City, Mich .Kieser, Scott (1993-96) 55 191 406 Sebewaing, Mich .


Pete Hoffman (1988-90, 91-93) scored 1,866 points during his Michigan Tech career, good for fifth on the all-time Tech charts. Hoffman, who was awarded the Ken Hamar Award for team MVP three times (1989-90, 1991-92, and 1992-93), was inducted into the Michigan Tech Sports Hall of Fame on Oct. 28, 2006.

Jeff Johnston (1986-90) is Michigan Tech’s all-time assist leader. From 1986-90, Johnston recorded 597 assists, 160 more than the next Husky on the list. He also earned the Ken Hamar award as team MVP during the 1988-89 season, when he dished out 159 assists.

Letterwinners2009-10 Men’s Basketball


Kilbourn, Mark (1973-75) 20 25 34 Garden City, Mich .Kilponen, Ted (1960-61) 9 14 Ironwood, Mich .Kippen, Gary (1956-58) 34 148 Detroit, Mich .Kissman, Mike (1993-98) 107 612 1446 Eaton Rapids, Mich .Kleiman, Gary (1971-73) 21 57 110 Escanaba, Mich .Kleinow, Todd (1980-84) 98 412 809 Utica, Mich .Knivila, Bruce (1959-63) 79 435 Trout Creek, Mich .Konkel, Jason (1991-95) 105 368 452 Lena, Wis .Koskey, Allan (1973-77) 72 156 465 Negaunee, Mich .Koskey, Louis (2004-05) 20 29 41 Negaunee, Mich .Kosnik, Dan (1986-87) 26 87 253 Royal Oak, Mich .Kotila, Geof (1978-82) 102 410 1394 Maple City, Mich .Kreider, Jason (1997-00 ) 111 308 1165 DeWitt, Mich .Kust, Robert (1947-48) Milwaukee, Wis .Lahr, James (1949-52) 23 75 St . Joseph, Mich .Lamz, Caleb (1999-2003) 121 184 383 Elgin, Ill .Lange, Gary (1970-74) 88 197 1049 Houghton, Mich .Lange, Jeremy (2005-2008) [Mgr] Okemos, Mich .Laurich, Larry (1961-65) 80 210 766 Marquette, Mich .Ledy, Duane (1958-60) 32 307 Drummond Island, Mich .Leisenring, K .C . (1989-93) 71 199 363 Gladstone, Mich .Lempio, Paul (1955-56) 23 46 Detroit, Mich .Leshok, David (1981-83) 31 46 35 Detroit, Mich .Leu, Scott (1975-79) 92 146 443 Northville, Mich .Lindberg, Charles (1951-53) 26 98 Ishpeming, Mich .Longley, Ron (1966-68, 71-74) 86 121 504 Fort Wayne, Ind .Luginski, J .T . (1999-2003) 121 747 1685 Chesterfield, Mich .Luke, Kevin (1977-80) 76 262 513 Michigamme, Mich .Lundin, Gary (1951-52, 54-56) 62 795 Iron River, Mich .Lurtsema, Bob (1962-63) 22 276 Grand Rapids, Mich .Maes, Jason (2000-04) 74 117 143 Wixom, Mich .Makela, Josh (2004-2008 ) 99 275 515 Ishpeming, Mich .Maki, Carl (1957-61) 79 532 Munising, Mich .Maloney, Kevin (2003-04, 05-08 ) 91 45 250 Lansing, Mich .Marcotte, Jason (2001-05) 120 357 1521 Ishpeming, Mich .Marzean, Bob (1971-75) 86 535 704 Alpena, Mich .Massey, Bill (1960-64) 83 943 Birmingham, Mich .Mattson, Steve (1995-99) 102 279 448 Ontonagon, Mich .McCleary, Richard (1953-54) 13 45 Battle Creek, Mich .McGee, Leon (1989-90) 27 130 400 Battle Creek, Mich .McHenry, Jeff (2000-04) 85 221 407 Bath, Mich .

McKindles, Gerald (1946-50) L’Anse, Mich .Meagher, Joe (1947-49) Bessemer, Mich .Menzel, Mike (1986-87) 18 23 35 Saginaw, Mich .Michelson, Jim (1945-48) Michel, Jim (1947-48) Saginaw, Mich . Mick, Dave (1952-56) 61 316 Pinconning, Mich .Moberg, Gary (1969-71) 55 45 172 Baraga, Mich .Moe, Sheldon (1957-58) 10 25 Chetek, Wis .Monticello, Larry (1947-49) 16 137 Lake Linden, Mich .Moore, Chris (1998- 2001) 72 80 230 Kingsford, Mich .Morrison, Allan (1967-71) 87 232 706 Ishpeming, Mich .Muff, Jerry (1968-72) 88 760 729 Fort Wayne, Ind . Noetzel, Chuck (1966-68) 25 19 31 Houghton, Mich .Norlin, Dick (1955-57) 27 85 Lowell, Ind .Noverr, Bill (1959-60) 6 17 Battle Creek, Mich .Nowak, Tomas (1964-66) 34 24 88 South Bend, Ind .Nye, Harry (1945-47)Olley, Brian (2008- ) 27 67 91 Macomb, Mich.Olson, John B . (1964-67) 55 114 246 Ontonagon, Mich .Olson, John C . (1961-65) 52 99 234 Escanaba, Mich .Olson, John S . (1948-49) Osterman, Bill (1948-51) 48 177 Baraga, Mich .Osypowski, Adam (1994-98) 55 47 91 Newton, Wis .Ottoson, Dave (1950-53) 41 287 Norway, Mich .Paavilainen, Eric (1965-66, 67-68) 36 201 203 Painesdale, Mich .Pakonen, Roland (1964-66) 43 85 285 Ironwood, Mich .Pappadakis, Tony (1989-91) 46 30 97 Flint, Mich .Perry, James (1976-79) [Mgr]Peterson, Alex (1966-67) 9 8 3 Flint, Mich .Peterson, Howard (1947-48) Stevens Point, Wis .Peterson, Ray (1947-50) 33 219 Ironwood, Mich .Peterson, Steve (1973-77) 74 558 732 Roseville, Mich .Petkus, John (1975-76) 12 15 16 Utica, Mich .Piesko, Bob (1966-68) 40 276 314 Frankenmuth, Mich .Popovich, Bob (1948-50) 17 172 Wakefield, Mich .Prout, Tom (1956-57) 18 114 Houghton, Mich .Pucel, Zach (2001-03) 9 8 24 Shorewood, Ill .Pullen, Kyle (2004-2008 ) 63 80 117 Tustin, Mich .Rainsberger, Dave (1957-58, 59-60) 14 31 Clinton, Mich .Rasmussen, Claus (1999-2001) 40 85 191 Aarhus, DenmarkRaspet, Mike (1968-70) 16 16 16 Mount Clemens, Mich .


Jason Kreider (1997-2000) scored 1,165 points in 111 career games at Michigan Tech. The DeWitt, Mich., native was the Ken Hamar Award winner as the team’s most valuable player as a senior in 1999-2000 as the Huskies finished 21-10 and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

Jerry Muff (1968-72) is one of the most prolific rebounders in school history. He tallied a then-school-record 760 rebounds to go with 729 points in just 88 career games. Muff was inducted into the Michigan Tech Sports Hall of Fame on Nov. 1, 2008.


Rentzperis, Elias (2000-01) 5 0 3 Resmer, Jeremy (1999-2003) 116 255 751 Shelby Township, Mich .Richardson, Radayl (2003-06 ) 114 524 1345 Detroit, Mich .Roesner, Dan (1969-71, 72-73) 37 54 88 Mount Morris, Mich .Romps, Tom (1990-91) 25 25 77 Houghton, Mich .Rosemeyer, Tim (1964-66) 20 35 94 Menominee, Mich .Ross, Ed (2003-06) 103 283 165 Fond du Lac, Wis .Rozich, Tom (1962-65) 43 88 465 Painesdale, Mich .Ruecker, Mike (1973-77) 92 507 1009 Marquette, Mich .Ruffin, Omari (1998-02) 113 171 421 Detroit, Mich .Ruth, Rod (1984-88) 116 709 1582 Cassopolis, Mich .Rye, Dean (1956-57) 17 224 Pickford, Mich . Sahlman, Frank (1964-67) 56 279 568 Arlington, Va .Saliga, Tony (1980-82) 51 132 174 Madison Heights, Mich .Salminen, Steve (1973-75) 45 52 259 Warren, Mich .Scalcucci, Fran (1961-62) 5 2 Ishpeming, Mich .Scheuneman, Doug (1962-63) 22 428 Grand Rapids, Mich .Schimpke, Peter (1973-75) 26 78 200 Manistee, Mich .Schwanitz, Brian (1972-73) 13 10 25 Marine City, Mich .Scott, Jud (1989-90) 14 17 18 Ludington, Mich .Scott, Matt (1973-75) 46 272 509 Detroit, Mich .Seaton, Ken (1947-51) 34 365 Hancock, Mich .Seets, Gene (1987-91) 94 315 660 Pontiac, Mich .Sell, Joe (1983-87) 104 578 1050 Flushing, Mich .Short, Lloyd (1945-47)Sieloff, Jeff (1973-75) 31 88 86 Farmington, Mich .Simms, Lee (1960-61) 17 52 Detroit, Mich .Simons, Bob (1966-67) 12 20 18 Slater, Brian (1977-81) 55 105 177 Cadillac, Mich .Smith, Jon (1968-70) 48 96 202 Fort Wayne, Ind .Smith, Maurice (1951-52) 7 30 Albion, Ind .Soderberg, Robert (1951-54) 44 313 Iron River, Mich .Springborn, Robby (2005-2008) 112 212 1063 Fond du Lac, Wis .Stachelski, Stan (1972-74) [Mgr]Stafford, Glenn (1972-74) 31 85 103 Brooklyn, N .Y .Stage, Jan (1982-86) 101 283 780 Nadeau, Mich .Stauber, Aaron (1992-95) 57 165 325 Sheboygan, Wis .Stepan, Joe (1947-50) Soudan, Minn .Stockard, Al (1971-72)Storms, Gary (1967-69) 30 139 114 Marion, Ind .Strom, Tim (2004-2008) 105 541 1116 Marquette, Mich .

Stupka, Dan (1952-54) 30 252 Chicago, Ill .Suardini, Josh (1995-98) 32 18 33 Gwinn, Mich .Susko, Mike (1976-80) 99 728 807 Garden City, Mich . Szatko, Mike (2007-09) 22 22 71 Naperville, Ill .Thompson, Terry (1953-54) 16 209 Ishpeming, Mich .Trewhella, Mike (1974-78) 86 161 1059 Ishpeming, Mich .Trewhella, Ray (1953-56) 50 839 Palmer, Mich .Tripp, Jerry (1962-66) 32 24 64 East Lansing, Mich .Trombley, Matt (1991-95) 93 414 1,327 St . Clair Shores, Mich .Tucker, Jim (1955-56) 11 15 Midland, Mich .Turino, Paul (1989-93) 105 255 1259 Ishpeming, Mich .VanDuine, Russ (1975-76, 77-81) 107 766 1449 Portage, Mich .Van Hoef, Andy (1986-89) 43 97 117 Utica, Mich .VanLanen, Brian (1995-97, 98-00) 109 349 824 Appleton, Wis .Veteri, Al (1960-61) 16 94 Sault Ste . Marie, Mich .Wabiszewski, Dustin (2004-05) 28 73 92 Appleton, Wis .Wade, Ian (1998-99) 26 56 77 Oshkosh, Wis .Walker, Filmore (1983-87) 97 238 813 New Haven, Mich .Waterman, Dan (1994-97) 83 274 597 Ishpeming, Mich .Waterman, Tom (1967-68) 36 165 405 Brecksville, OhioWaudby, Steven (2006- ) 3 0 2 Marquette, Mich .Weaver, John (1956-57, 59-61) 47 236 Sturgis, Mich .Webb, Derrick (1976) [Mgr]Wesley, Willie (1987-91) 106 389 721 Camden, Ark .Whitaker, Ed (1991-93) 47 182 392 Clarkston, Mich .Whymer, Bill (1978-82) 103 562 597 Grand Rapids, Mich .Wickley, Pete (1966-67) 12 58 70 Hancock, Mich .Wiljanen, Bill (1958-60) 39 212 Dearborn, Mich .Willman, Jason (1987-90, 91-92) 82 332 866 Byron, Mich .Wilson, Christian (1985-86, 87-88) 30 34 77 Chassell, Mich .Wilson, Mike (1986-87, 88-90) 57 129 268 Buckley, Mich .Winnika, Robert (1951-52) 14 74 Laurium, Mich .Wittbrodt, Mark (1993-97) 90 158 570 Auburn, Mich .Wittig, Ted (1965-69) 70 95 781 Green Bay, Wis .Wright, Joe (1993-95) 46 70 253 Okemos, Mich .Wythe, Frank (1961-64) 65 149 Holt, Mich .Zadra, Gary (1959-60) [Mgr]Zimmer, Shawn (1988-89) 7 4 6 L’Anse, Mich .


Omari Ruffin (1998-02) tallied 421 points and 171 rebounds in his four years as a Husky. He was a two-time GLIAC All-Defensive Team selection and a two-time Academic All-GLIAC honoree. Ruffin ranks third in Tech history in career steals with 123.

Jan Stage (1982-86) recorded 780 points and 283 rebounds in 101 career games for Michigan Tech. Stage was the Ken Hamar Award winner in 1985-86 as the team’s most valuable player and All-GLIAC honorable mention that same year.

Opponents2009-10 Men’s Basketball


#30Chris Baugh

F • 6-6 • 230 • SrDetroit, Mich.

#4T.J. Brown

G• 6-2 • 180 • FrOak Park, Mich.

#3Alex Culy

G • 6-2 • 175 • FrRice Lake, Wis.

#12Matt Esters

G • 6-3 • 180 • FrDetroit, Mich.

#5Don Fowler

G • 6-2 • 195 • JrSt. Clair Shores, Mich.

#22Matt GaedkeG • 6-3• 205 • SoDearborn, Mich.

#34Ali Haidar

F • 6-7• 240 • FrWindsonr, Ont.

#42Mike HojnackiF • 6-7 • 230 • SoMilwaukee, Wis.

#32Georgio HoltF• 6-5 • 200 • Sr

Farmington Hills, Mich.

#20Anthony Katona

G • 6-2 • 185 • FrNegaunee, Mich.

#54Nate Kindt

F • 6-9 • 245 • FrAlpena, Mich.

#14Tyler Molesworth

G • 6-4 • 190 • JrMesa, Ariz.

#50Brian Olley

F • 6-7• 220 • SoMacomb, Mich.

#43Nathan SaligaF • 6-7 • 215 • Fr

Leonard, Mich.

#11Erik StephensG • 5-10 • 160 • Fr

Cincinnati, Ohio

Kevin LukeHead Coach

Josh BuettnerAssistant Coach

Rae DrakeAssistant Coach

Mike AugustineAssistant Coach

Kyle BangenStrength & Conditioning

Brian BrewsterAthletic Trainer

2009-10 michigan tech men's basketball yearbook

Documents

university michigan

michigan tech traditions

graduate students

graduate engineering

mechanical engineering

engineering forest resources

nations largest programs

great combination