1999 South Dakota State University Baseball

South Dakota

State University

BASEBALL

1999 Captains

• Jeff Verzal

• Tim Buterbaugh

• Josh Guse

WHO, WHAT & WHERE OF SDSU

North Central Conference Champions 1959-1965-1966-1969-1973-1975-1984-1992-93-94-95

Mailing Address:

Stanley J. Marshall HPER Center

South Dakota State University

Brookings, SD 57007-1497

Founded ........................February 21, 1881

Enrollment:...........................................8,635

Nickname: ....................................Jackrabbits

Colors:....................................Yellow and Blue

Affiliation:............................NCAA Division II

Conference:North Central Intercollegiate

Athletic Conference, more commonly known as

the North Central Conference or NCC.

President: .................Dr. Peggy Gordon Elliott

Athletics Director: ..................Dr. Fred Oien

Alma Mater:...........South Dakota State, 1972

Athletic Trainer:.....................Jim Booher

Athletic Dept. Phone: ......(605) 688-5625

Ticket Office Phone: .........(605) 688-6510

First year of baseball:..........................1947

Overall all-time record: ...............793-618

Years in NCAA regional/last: Nine, 1995

Head Coach: ........................Mark Ekeland

Alma Mater/Year: ......Augustana, SD, 1973

Record at school (yrs):......424-218-1 (14)

Career record:..............................476-305-1

Baseball office phone:.......(605) 688-5027

Best time to reach coach:.8:30 a.m.-noon

Assistant coaches: ....Rob Bishop, grad asst

Jeff Holm, Kyan Kingston, sr ast

Overall Record:...................................24-19

Home Record:.........................................6-3

AwayRecord:.........................................18-13

Conference Record: 6-6 (third NCC

Southern Division, second NCC playoffs)

Home Field:...............Huether Field (1,000)

Surface: ..........natural grass, agri-lime infield

Dimensions:...................line: 325 each way

LC 365

C 425

RC 354

Sports Information Dir: ..............Ron Lenz

SID office telephone: .......(605) 688-4623

SID home telephone:........(605) 692-7787

email:.......................[email protected]

SID fax....................................(605) 688-5999

TABLE OF

CONTENTS

1999 Roster ..........................................Page 1

Coach Ekeland......................................Page 2

Assistant Coaches ................................Page 3

1998 Preview........................................Page 4

1998 Schedule......................................Page 5

Profiles ..........................................Pages 6-13

1998 Scores .......................................Page 14

1998 Stats.........................................Pages 15

School Records.............................Page 16-17

About SDSU ................................Pages 18-19

Year-by-year Leaders..........................Page 20

Lettermen ......................................Page 21-22

Year-by-Year Scores ...................Pages 23-26

‘98 Jackrabbit Baseball

1998 LINEUP

HITTING

P. Name Avg. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR

C 35 Craig Langer, 6-2, 215, Sr., Brianerd, MN .......................331 145 34 48 43 6 2 8

1b 25 Josh Guse, 6-0, 200, Jr. Irondale, MN ............320 153 43 49 41 10 0 6

2B 33 Matt Breyer, 5-10, 175, Jr., Green Isle, MN......................189 95 23 18 10 3 0 4

SS 5 Brian Scherschligt, 6-2, 175, Sr., Brooklyn Pk,... ............394 137 47 54 33 13 1 5

3B 7 Jeff Verzal, 6-1, 175, Jr., Omaha, NE .............252 143 29 36 23 6 0 0

LF 6 Mitch Messer, 5-11, 180, Fr., Rapid City ........244 45 11 11 6 2 0 0

CF 14 Adam Gregg, 5-11, 175, Fr., Maple Plain, MN ..300 110 35 33 19 6 0 2

RF 24 Mike Newman, 6-1, 195, Sr., Madison, MN.....................353 136 33 48 39 11 1 10

DH 21 Russ Langer............................................328 116 25 38 29 7 0 8

Totals................................................................................306 1228 309 376 262 67 5 42

Opponents ........................................................................309 1203 238 372 193 62 7 32

PITCHING

P. No. Name W-L-S ERA IP H R-ER BB SO

(R) 22 Rob Wewers, 6-0, 170, Sr., Roseville, MN .......................1-5-0 6.69 35 54 42-26 9 22

(R) 16 Mike Jansen, 6-2, 180, Sr., Vermillion, SD...................4-3-0 4.63 46.2 60 32-24 17 33

(R) 12 Steve Peik, 6-0, 195, Sr., Gaylord, MN .........................3-2-0 4.30 37.2 43 26-18 15 31

(L) 30 Nate Sticha, 6-2, 180, So., New Prague, MN ..4-1-3 3.81 28.1 26 16-12 9 15

(R) 18 Tom Laughlin, 6-3, 195, So., Rosemount, MN 4-1-0 3.83 40.0 43 24-17 23 30

(R) 4 Tim Buterbaugh, 6-0, 165, So., Brookings, SD 5-3-0 4.75 60.2 81 45-32 18 33

(L) 27 Paul Sanow, 6-0, 170, Jr., Slayton, MN ........2-1-1 5.17 15.2 15 11-9 9 6

Totals.........................................................................24-18-6 5.36 290.2 372 238-173 125199

Opponents .................................................................18-24-2 6.36 287.2 376 309-203 129180

ON THE COVER — Captains Jeff Verzal, Tim Buterbaugh and Josh Guse.

The 1999 SDSU baseball media guide is written, edited and published by the SDSU sports information service

and printed at the SDSU print lab. Two hundred copies were produced at $4.50 per copy.

1999 Jackrabbit Roster

No. Name Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Birthdate Yr, Hometown, State

2 Eric Nesvig ....................................................OF R-R 5-10 165 9/16/79 Fr. Gaylord, MN

3 Noah Hummel.................................................IF R-R 5-9 165 4/20/80 Fr. Spearfish, SD

4 * Tim Buterbaugh ...............................................P R-R 6-0 165 2/15/77 Jr. Aurora, SD

5 Jeremy Deutsch ..............................................IF R-R 5-10 165 8/26/79 Fr. Brookings, SD

7 *** Jeff Verzal........................................................IF R-R 6-1 175 9/16/75 Sr. Omaha, NE

9 Steve Newman ................................................IF R-R 5-8 150 12/23/78 Fr. Madison, MN

10 Randy Santema................................................P R-R 6-4 184 6/6/80 Fr. Volga, SD

11 * Grant Pudas ....................................................IF R-R 6-0 180 12/19/76 Jr. Bloomington, MN

12 Shane Moore...................................................C R-R 6-2 180 8/7/79 Fr. Gillette, WY

14 Rusty Remmers..........................................OF-P R-R 5-9 150 8/28/79 Fr. Watertown, SD

15 * Pat Dressen ...............................................C-OF R-R 5-11 180 7/4/76 Jr. Watertown, MN

16 * Cory Gilbert .....................................................P R-R 6-2 160 2/18/79 So. Sioux Falls, SD

17 Bryan Rinehart .................................................P R-L 6-2 200 9/17/78 Fr. Chamberlain, SD

18 Jeff Biehn ....................................................P-IF L-R 6-3 190 3/6/79 Fr. Mankato, MN

19 Jesse Anderson ...............................................P R-R 6-1 210 7/25/78 Jr. St. Peter, MN

20 Ryan Reinhart ................................................OF R-R 5-11 185 1/1/79 Fr. Marshall, MN

21 * Russ Langer..............................................IF-OF L-R 6-2 220 12/10/78 So. Brainerd, MN

22 * Adam Gregg ..................................................OF R-R 6-0 185 6/4/78 So. Maple Plain, MN

24 ** Tom Laughlin...................................................P R-R 6-3 200 9/16/77 Jr. Rosemount, MN

25 ** Josh Guse...................................................C-IF L-R 6-0 200 10/7/76 Jr. New Brighton, MN

26 Rob Hirrschoff .................................................P R-R 6-3 190 5/9/79 Fr. Brookings, SD

27 * Paul Sanow......................................................P L-L 6-0 170 5/27/76 Jr. Slayton, MN

28 Tony Jacobson...............................................OF R-R 5-11 185 11/6/77 So. Spearfish, SD

29 Ben Peter .........................................................P R-R 5-11 175 4/26/78 Fr. Osage, IA

30 * Nate Sticha ......................................................P L-L 6-2 185 6/23/77 Jr. New Prague, MN

31 Dave Holoch ....................................................P R-R 6-0 185 11/23/98 Fr. Vermillion, SD

32 Nick Miller .................................................P-OF L-L 5-9 175 9/3/79 Fr. Oakdale, MN

33 Keith Bury .......................................................IF R-R 6-2 190 6/10/78 Fr. Watertown, MN

34 Tony Minter ...................................................OF R-R 6-1 190 3/21/77 Jr. Duluth, MN

35 Tom Mousel.....................................................P R-R 6-3 185 6/18/79 Fr. Rapid City, SD

36 Chris Studer................................................C-IF R-R 6-0 230 7/15/79 Fr. Brainerd, MN

Coaches:

1 Mark Ekeland, head coach, 16th season

22 Rob Bishop, graduate assistant, 2nd season

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Mark Ekeland is the winningest baseball coach in SDSU history.

The 1999 season marks the 16th year Mark Ekeland

has been baseball coach at South Dakota State University.

And it seems like every year, there are new milestones in the

list of his accomplishments.

His first year, in 1984, SDSU won 27 games - the first

time any Jackrabbit team won 20 or more games.

Every season since, SDSU has been over 20 victories.

The 1989 team won 30 games, a school record. In

1990, his team again broke the record, this time with 31

victories.

In 1993, the Jacks shattered that record, winning 39

games. In 1994, the SDSU tied that record and set a school

mark for highest won-lost percentage in a season, finishing

39-10-1.

Ekeland has guided SDSU to five North Central

Conference championships and six NCAA playoff

appearances.

And his teams have won 11 North Central Conference

Southern Division championships in the last 14 years.

Ironically, in Ekeland’s most memorable season – his

first – State finished second in the divisional standings. That

was still good enough to get the Jacks into the playoffs and

they went on a roll which took them all the way to California

for the NCAA Division II championship tournament. State

won the NCC playoffs in three straight games, then hosted

and won the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional giving

SDSU its only trip to the Division II World Series. That was in

1984. Ekeland was voted North Central Conference and

NCAA Regional Coach of the Year.

Ekeland earned North Central Conference Coach of the

Year honors for the fourth straight year and fifth time overall

in 1995.

Ekeland has served on the NCAA Division II National

Championship Baseball Committee since 1993 and is

currently chairman of the national committee.

A native of Rapid City, Ekeland graduated from Central

High School where he was a member of the state Class A

championship basketball team in 1969 and on the state

championship American Legion baseball team in 1970.

Ekeland attended Augustana College, lettering four

years each in football and and baseball. In 1972, he earned

honorable mention all-conference honors in baseball.

After graduating from Augustana with a BA in Physical

Education and History in 1973, Ekeland taught elementary

physical education while coaching high school football and

basketball at Columbus, NE.

Ekeland added a Master’s Degree from South Dakota

State in 1977, after serving as a graduate assistant in

football and

baseball.

From 1978 until

he joined the SDSU

staff following the

retirement of Hall of

Fame coach Erv

Huether, Ekeland

was on the staff at

Jamestown College

where at various

times he was

defensive

coordinator in

football (five years),

assistant men’s

basketball coach

(three years), head

women’s basketball

coach (two years),

and head baseball

coach (five years).

During his career at Jamestown, Ekeland guided the

Jimmies to the North Dakota College Athletic Conference

baseball title in 1979. He was also assistant coach on the

men’s basketball team which won the NDCAC title in 1980,

and on the Jimmies team which earned a berth in the NAIA

District 12 playoffs in 1981

He was also defensive coordinator on a Jimmie football

team which posted an undefeated season and participated

in the national playoffs in 1979. That team led the nation in

total defense..

He was named Augustana Alumni Coach of the Year in

1993, South Dakota Male

College Coach of the Year in

1994, and inducted into Rapid

City’s Sports hall of Fame in

1995.

Ekeland and his wife,

Rebecca, the 1995 South

Dakota Teacher of the Year,

have two children.

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MARK EKELAND’S

RECORD AT SDSU

Year Overall NCC

1984.............27-13 9-4

1985.............27-15 13-3

1986.............27-13 13-0

1987.............29-17 10-2

1988.............27-16 7-3

1989.............30-16 11-1

1990.............31-17 9-1

1991.............29-19 9-3

1992.............31-16 9-2

1993.............39-15 8-3

1994 .........39-10-1 11-1

1995.............30-20 7-5

1996.............34-13 12-4

1997.............24-19 6-6

1998.............24-18 11-11

Career ...448-236-1 144-49

Including five years at Jamestown

College, Ekeland’s overall

coaching record is 501-323-1.

COACHING RECORDS AT SDSU

Coach, Year Seasons Record

Doc Sheft, 1947 ............................................1 5-4

Jack Frost, 1948-49......................................2 8-14

Erv Huether, 1950-83 ...................................34 352-376-2

Mark Ekeland, 1984-....................................15 448-236-1

Total..........................................................52 813-631-3

Graduate Assistant Rob Bishop

Rob Bishop, a Miles City, Mont. native is in his second year as graduate assistant

for the Jackrabbits. Rob played baseball at Jamestown College, where he earned NAIA

All-American honors two times. He graduated in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in History,

and after college he coached baseball and taught in Hawthorne, NY. Rob is currently pur-

suing his master’s degree and will graduate in May, 1999.

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COACH EKELAND

vs. NCC Opponents

South Dakota ............................31 4 .885

Augustana .................................44 12 .785

Nebraska-Omaha.......................47 15 .758

Morningside..............................40 15 .727

Mankato State ...........................13 24 .351

St. Cloud State..........................14 12 .538

North Dakota.............................15 10 .600

North Dakota State ....................10 5 .667

Northern Colorado ......................5 1 .833

vs. NCC ...........................218 98 .689

NCC PLAYOFF RECORDS

Team Years W - L Pct. Titles

Mankato State ...........14 34-12 .739 9

South Dakota State ...16 33-24 .579 5

Northern Colorado ......8 15-13 .535 1

St. Cloud State..........10 15-18 .454 1

North Dakota State......3 5-6 .454 0

North Dakota...............7 10-13 .434 0

Morningside ...............9 9-17 .346 0

Augustana...................4 4-8 .333 0

Nebraska-Omaha ........8 4-16 .200 0

South Dakota ..............1 0-2 .000 0

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Jacks head into

‘99 season with

blend of youth,

experience

Mark Ekeland’s 16th team at South Dakota State is,

without a doubt, the youngest team he has had.

After suffering heavy graduation losses from last year’s

24-18 team, the Jacks have just one senior this year,

infielder/outfielder Jeff Verzal.

They also have a talented freshman class, both with

redshirts and first-year players.

The nucleus of the ‘99 team is a pair of second-team

all-conference players, utility player Josh Guse and pitcher

Tim Buterbaugh.

Guse hit .320 with six home runs and 41 runs batted

in for 42 games. He can catch, play first or third, or DH.

Buterbaugh, in his first season as a collegiate starter,

finished 5-3 overall with a 4.75 ERA. He was third in the

conference in innings pitched, with 38

⁄3.

With the personnel losses, there are a number of

positions up for grabs this year.

Catcher - Craig Langer is gone but this is a deep

position including another Langer, Russ, plus Guse and

redshirt freshman Chris Studer. Chances are all three will

be in the lineup somewhere.

First base - again, Russ Langer has played there but

the position is wide open including redshirt freshman Jeff

Biehn. Langer hit .328 with eight home runs last year.

Second base - another wide open spot with Verzal and

first-year freshman Noah Hummel among the candidates.

Shortstop - a fixture is gone here with the departure of

two-time all-NCC Brian Scherschligt. The candidates

include Verzal, Grant Pudas, and redshirt freshman Keith

Bury.

Third base - this has been Verzal’s position, any one of

several other candidates could play here if he moves to a

different infield position or the outfield. Verzal hit .252 last

year while Pudas batted .325.

Leftfield - Pat Dressen, Tony Jacobson and Verzal are

candiates.

Centerfield - Adam Gregg won the spot last year and

hit .300 (33-110). Rusty Remmers, the 1998 South Dakota

American Legion Player of the Year, will fit somewhere.

Rightfield - this is another option for Russ Langer.

Designated hitter - chances are, it will rotate between

Guse and Studer.

Buterbaugh leads a pitching staff which lost Mike

Jansen, Steve Piek and Rob Wewers.

Buterbaugh led the team working 60 innings last year.

Nathan Sticha was the bullpen specialist, appearing in 16

games with a 4-1 record and three saves, sporting a team

best 3.81 ERA.

Tom Laughlin (4-1, 3.83 ERA for 40 innings) also

returns after starting seven games last year. And lefty Paul

Sanow (2-1, 5.17 ERA) has enough experience that he

may be ready to move into the starting rotation. Cory

Gilbert appeared in four games last year.

Newcomers include at least four redshirt freshmen,

Bryan Rinehart, Tom Mousel, Rob Hirrschoff and Ben

Peter. Mousel and Peter are coming off injuries.

What the season holds will most likely depend on the

development of the freshmen, with the possibility of having

four or five in the everyday lineup.

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1998 NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE

BASEBALL STANDINGS

TEAM (overall record) W-L Pct. GB

Northern Colorado (25-20) ................13-5 .722 --

North Dakota (37-15)..........................13-6 .684

⁄2

Nebraska-Omaha (21-17) ...................10-8 .556 3

South Dakota State (24-18).................11-9 .550 3

St. Cloud State (22-24) ........................11-9 .550 3

Mankato State (22-18) .........................10-9 .526 3

⁄2

North Dakota State (26-15)...............10-10 .500 4

Morningside (15-23)..............................9-9 .500 4

Augustana (13-24)................................5-15 .250 9

South Dakota (7-29) ............................3-15 .167 10

All-North Central Conference

Brian Scherschligt, SS, first-team

Josh Guse, Inf, second team

Tim Buterbaugh, P, second team

Academic All-North Central Conference

Brian Scherschlight, SS, first-team

Jeff Verzal, 3B, first team

NCC Playoff scores

Northern Colorado 12, South Dakota State 7

Nebraska-Omaha 8, North Dakota 6

North Dakota 5, South Dakota State 4

Northern Colorado 6, Nebraska-Omaha 5

Northern Colorado 3, North Dakota 2

1998 JACKRABBIT STATISTICS

Name G-GS AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Slug% BB-SO SH-SF HBP OB% SB-AS PO-A-E Pct.

Joe Alexander ......................2-0 2 0 1 1 .500 0 0 0 1 .500 0-0 0-0 0 .500 0-0 1-0-0 1.000

Brian Scherschligt ...........42-42 137 47 54 33 .394 13 1 5 84 .613 26-13 2-1 7 .509 13-16 72-120-10 .950

Mike Newman..................42-42 136 33 48 39 .353 11 1 10 91 .669 12-18 1-0 2 .413 0-1 58-5-7 .900

Craig Langer....................42-42 145 34 48 43 .331 6 2 8 82 .566 10-14 0-1 2 .380 1-2 184-15-4 .980

Russ Langer.....................40-38 116 25 38 29 .328 7 0 8 69 .595 9-23 1-0 9 .400 1-2 92-10-4 .962

Josh Guse........................42-42 153 43 49 41 .320 10 0 6 77 .503 8-16 0-2 2 .358 4-4 217-15-4 .983

Grant Pudas.....................27-26 77 22 25 10 .325 0 1 0 27 .351 9-9 2-0 1 .402 0-0 13-35-9 .842

Adam Gregg.....................40-39 110 35 33 19 .300 6 0 2 45 .409 5-18 8-1 0 .328 6-8 78-3-4 .953

Pat Dressen .......................15-7 26 4 7 2 .269 2 0 0 9 .346 4-7 0-0 0 .367 0-1 2-0-1 .667

Jeff Johnson ......................16-8 26 9 7 6 .269 1 0 1 11 .423 8-12 0-2 0 .417 0-1 7-1-1 .889

Jeff Verzal ........................42-42 143 29 36 23 .252 6 0 0 42 .294 15-21 3-1 2 .329 4-7 39-45-10 .894

Tony Jacobson ....................6-0 4 2 1 0 .250 0 0 0 1 .250 0-1 0-0 0 .250 0-0 0-0-0 .000

Mitch Messer...................23-15 45 11 11 6 .244 2 0 0 13 .289 11-8 3-1 1 .397 4-6 22-11-4 .892

Matt Breyer ......................19-10 95 23 18 10 .189 3 0 4 33 .347 11-16 0-1 1 .278 1-1 62-66-8 .941

Tony Minter .........................8-3 11 2 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 1-3 0-0 0 .000 0-0 8-0-0 1.000

Mike Jansen ........................9-6 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0-1 0-0 0 .000 0-0 1-0-0 1.000

Mike Graybill .......................1-0 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 .000 0-0 0-0-0 .000

Steve Peik..........................13-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 .000 0-0 2-7-0 1.000

Rob Wewers.......................11-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 .000 0-0 1-4-1 .833

Tim Buterbaugh .................12-9 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 .000 0-0 3-7-0 1.000

Tom Laughlin ......................8-7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 .000 0-0 6-5-0 1.000

Cory Gilbert .........................4-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 .000 0-0 2-3-0 1.000

Paul Sanow..........................8-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 .000 0-0 1-5-0 1.000

SDSU Team Totals.............42 1228 309 376 262 .306 67 5 42 585 .476 129-180 20-10 23 .380 34-49 872-362-67 .949

Opponent Totals.................42 1203 238 372 193 .309 62 7 32 544 .452 125-199 26-6 25 .384 40-53 862-367-89 .932

PITCHING

Name W-L Pct. ERA G-GS CG Sv. Sho BF IP H R -ER BB SO WP HBP BK HR OppBA

Nathan Sticha .............................4-1 .800 3.81 16-2 0 3 0 119 28.1 26 16-12 9 15 1 3 0 3 .250

Tom Laughlin .............................4-1 .800 3.83 8-7 2 0 1 186 40.0 43 24-17 23 30 1 2 0 3 .274

Steve Peik...................................3-2 .600 4.30 13-4 1 0 0 171 37.2 43 26-18 15 31 2 3 0 3 .283

Mike Jansen ...............................4-3 .571 4.63 8-8 3 0 0 216 46.2 60 32-34 17 33 3 2 0 8 .314

Tim Buterbaugh ..........................5-3 .625 4.75 12-9 5 0 0 277 60.2 81 45-32 18 33 4 2 1 6 .324

Paul Sanow.................................2-1 .667 5.17 8-1 0 1 0 82 15.2 15 11-9 9 6 1 2 0 2 .324

Rob Wewers................................1-5 .167 6.69 11-6 1 2 0 178 35.0 54 42-26 13 39 4 3 0 5 .342

Kyan Kingston ............................2-2 .500 6.08 12-2 0 0 0 123 26.2 31 19-18 9 22 2 3 0 5 .282

Matt Breyer .................................1-0 1.000 11.08 6-1 0 0 0 75 13.0 24 20-16 10 5 0 2 0 2 .381

Cory Gilbert ................................0-2 .000 12.51 4-4 0 0 0 81 13.2 26 22-19 11 7 2 2 0 0 .400

SDSU Totals..........................24-18 .571 5.36 42-42 13 6 2 1385 290.2 372 238-173 125 199 18 25 1 32 .309

Opponent Totals ....................18-24 .429 6.36 42-42 19 2 2 1410 287.1 376 309-203 129 180 25 22 1 44 .306

Double Plays: SDSU 42, Opponents 27. Left on Base: SDSU 239, Opponents 275

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4 TIM BUTERBAUGH, 6-0, 165, Jr ., Aurora, SD

im is in his second season and returns as the team’s number one starter … earned

second-team all-conference last year … had three complete games in conference play

including a nine-inning performance against North Dakota in the playoffs … transferred

from Fergus Falls Community College, where he played baseball for one season ... played

American Legion baseball in Brookings ... plays amateur baseball for the Brookings Cubs

and has been the starting pitcher in the three straight state championship playoff games,

winning two ... graduated from Brookings High School in 1995, where he played football

and ran track ... born Feb. 15, 1977 ... parents are Errol and Faye Buterbaugh of Aurora.

CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS

Year G GS CG W-L-S Pct. ERA IP H R-ER BB SO WP HBP HR Opp BA

1997...................12 9 5 5-3-0 .625 4.75 60.2 81 45-32 18 33 4 2 6 .324

7 ***JEFF VERZAL, 6-1, 175, Sr., Omaha, NE

eff is SDSU’s only senior this season … versatile player who could see action at any infield

position other than first base, and any outfield spot … first-team academic all-conference

selection … a graduate of Creighton Prep in Omaha, Verzal redshirted in 1995, played in just

nine games in 1996, then led the team in hitting as sophomore (1997) with a .387 average …

hit safely in 36 of 43 games including 20 multiple-hit games topped by a four-hit effort

against Sacred Heart on the spring trip … hit safely in all five NCC playoff games including

three two-hit efforts … played on the Brookings Cubs team which won the South Dakota

state amateur championship in 1996 … earned all-state honors in baseball and was an all-

metro performer in football at Creighton Prep … also a member of the National Honor

Society … is a animal science major … born September 16, 1975 … parents are J.G. “Joe”

and Alice Verzal.

CAREER STATISTICS

Year G-GS AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Sl% BB SO SH-SF HBP SB-AS PO A E Pct.

1996..................9-1 9231.333 010 5.556 0 3 0-0 0 0-0 222 .667

1997................43-43 155 45 60 38 .387 11 4 4 91 .587 34 26 0-3 1 14-16 27 92 21 .850

1998................42-42 143 29 36 23 .252 6 0 0 42 .294 15 21 3-1 2 4-7 39 45 10 .894

Totals...............94-86 307 76 99 62 .322 17 5 4 138 .450 49 50 3-4 3 18-23 68 139 33 .863

9 STEVE NEWMAN, 5-8, 150, Fr., Madison, MN

teve redshirted … is a graduate of Lac qui Parle Valley High School ... hit .391 in high

school, earning West Central Tribune All-Area honors ... compiled a 17-4 record in wrestling

his senior year ... lettered five years in wrestling ... brother Mike played for Jacks last year ...

parents are Richard and Jeanne Newman of Madison.

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11 *GRANT PUDAS, 5-11, 190, Jr., Bloomington, MN

rant will have a shot at the third base job with a steady bat and strong throwing arm …

redshirted in 1997 ... transferred to SDSU from Normandale CC in the Twin Cities … is a

1995 graduate of Bloomington Kennedy High School … played basketball, soccer and baseball in

high school … majoring in HPER … born December 19, 1976 … parents are Grant and Nancy

Pudas.

CAREER STATISTICS

Year G-GS AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Sl% BB SO SH-SF HBP SB-AS PO A E Pct.

1997................27-26 77 22 25 10 .325 0 1 0 27 .351 9 9 2-0 1 0-0 13 35 9 .842

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15 *PAT DRESSEN, 5-11, 180, Jr., Watertown, MN

at played in 15 games with seven starts last year and should contend for a starting

position this year … appeared in seven games in ‘97… 4-for-8 at the plate, .500,

including two doubles … redshirted in 1996 ... was a three-time all-conference player at

Watertown Mayer High School … lettered in football, wrestling and baseball … member of

National Honor Society … majoring in construction management … born August 4, 1976

… parents are Thomas and Nancy Dressen.

CAREER STATISTICS

Year G-GS AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Sl% BB SO SH-SF HBP SB-AS PO A E Pct.

1996..................7-1 8240.500 200 6.750 1 0 0-0 0 0-0 4101.000

1997.................15-7 26472.269 200 9.346 4 7 0-0 0 0-1 201 .667

Totals................22-8 34 6 11 2 .324 4 0 0 15 .441 5 7 0-0 0 0-1 5 1 1 .875

16 CORY GILBERT, 6-2,160, So., Sioux Falls,SD

ory appeared in four games last year but should see more action out this year, particularly

out of the bullpen … is a 1997 graduate of Sioux Falls Washington ... played for Sioux Falls

Post 15 ... batted .331 and compiled an 11-4 pitching record ... played football two years ...

undecided on college major ... parents are Randy and Terri Gilbert of Sioux Falls.

CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS

Year G GS CG W-L-S Pct. ERA IP H R-ER BB SO WP HBP HR Opp BA

1998....................4 4 0 0-2-0 .000 12.51 13.2 26 22-19 11 7 2 2 0 .400

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In a game against USD in 1986, SDSU turned seven double plays in eight innings.

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18 JEFF BIEHN, 6-3, 190, Fr., Mankato, MN

eff has an opportunity to play his way into the lineup at first base … redshirted at SDSU last

year … 1997 graduate of Mankato Loyola High School … majoring in ag engineering … born

March 6, 1979 … parents are Chris and Ann Biehn.

17 BRYAN RINEHART, 6-2, 200, Fr., Chamberlain, SD

ryan redshirted last year but should contend for starting spot this year… is a 1997 graduate of

Chamberlain, SD ... compiled an 18-4 career legion pitching record ... All-State basketball

player two years ... football one year ... averaged 20 points per game senior year in basketball ...

undecided on college major ... parents are Dave and Deb Rinehart of Chamberlain.

21 *RUSS LANGER, 6-2, 220, So., Brainerd, MN

uss jumped right into the starting lineup last year as a first-year freshman and had a solid

season … played first base most of last season but will also get a try in right field … had two

homers in a game three times last year (vs. Augustana, UNO, Briar Cliff) and had career high six

RBIs in game vs. Augustana… is a 1997 graduate of Brainerd High School ... earned All-

Conference honors, batting .417 ... followed brothers Tracy and Craig to SDSU ... played with

Craig on state championship Brookings Cubs amateur team last summer… father Jim played

baseball and football at SDSU and went on to become an NFL Hall of Famer as starting center

for Super Bowl champion Miami Dolphins ... majoring in computer science ... born Dec. 10,

1978.

CAREER STATISTICS

Year G-GS AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Sl% BB SO SH-SF HBP SB-AS PO A E Pct.

1998................40-38 116 25 38 29 .328 7 0 8 69 .595 9 23 1-0 5 1-2 92 10 4 .962

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22 *ADAM GREGG, 5-11, 175, So., Maple Plain, MN

dam earned a starting spot as at centerfield last yer after an impressive fall camp ... fine

defensive player who hit .300 (33-110) … hit .450 in high school while playing third

base, second base, shortstop and left field ... earned Honorable Mention All-State, All-Metro

honors at Orno High School ... born June 4, 1978 ... parents are Jeff and Sue Gregg of

Maple Plain.

CAREER STATISTICS

Year G-GS AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Sl% BB SO SH-SF HBP SB-AS PO A E Pct.

1998................40-39 110 25 33 19 .300 6 0 2 45 .409 5 18 8-1 0 6-8 78 3 4 .953

24 **TOM LAUGHLIN, 6-3, 195, Jr., Rosemount, MN

om has developed into solid starter for the Jacks … last year’s 4-1 record included 2-1

mark with 2.70 ERA in conference play, beating UNO and St. Cloud ... earned all-state

and all-Metro honors as a prep senior … had a 20-4 high school record and 1.32 earned run

average … born September 16, 1977 … parents are Bruce and Mary Johnson of

Rosemount.

CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS

Year G GS CG W-L-S Pct. ERA IP H R-ER BB SO WP HBP HR Opp BA

1997....................7 3 0 1-1-0 .500 4.50 20.0 23 12-10 16 12 2 1 1 .291

1998....................8 7 2 4-1-0 .800 3.83 40.0 43 24-17 23 30 1 2 3 .274

Totals .................15 10 2 5-2-0 .714 4.05 60.0 66 36-27 39 42 3 3 4 .280

25**JOSH GUSE, 6-0, 200, Jr., Irondale, MN

osh earned second-team all-conference honors last year … will most likely split catching

and designated hitter duties with Chris Studer, although can also play third and first …

had a 5-for-5 game with a grand slam and 5 RBIs against Nebraska-Omaha in ‘97 …

moved into the starting lineup as a freshman in 1997 and hit .338 including .407 in NCC

play, and earned honorable mention all-conference … redshirted in 1996 … was the

Irondale High School Athlete of the Year in 1995 … hit .420 as a senior, helping the team to

the conference championship … also played on the 1994 Minnesota American Legion state

championship team… was a football-hockey-baseball standout at Irondale … lettered three

times in each sport while earning all-Twin Cities Suburban Conference honors in baseball

and football … majoring in athletic training … born October 7, 1976 … parents are Cordell

and Karen Guse … comes from an athletic family: father was an all-American baseball

player at Mankato State, brother Bryan a starting catcher for the University of Minnesota, sister Danielle was MIAC

MVP as point guard on St. Benedict’s basketball team.

CAREER STATISTICS

Year G-GS AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Sl% BB SO SH-SF HBP SB-AS PO A E Pct.

1997................40-35 130 31 44 31 .338 11 1 6 75 .477 10 21 0-2 1 0-2 145 5 4 .974

1998................42-42 153 43 49 41 .320 10 0 6 77 .503 8 16 0-2 2 4-4 217 15 4 .983

Totals...............82-77 283 74 93 72 .329 21 1 12 152 .537 18 37 0-4 3 4-6 362 20 8 .979

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North Central Conference Champions 1992-93-94-95.

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26 ROB HIRSCHOFF, 6-3, 175, Fr., Brookings, SD

ob is a 1997 graduate of Brookings High School ... had a 9-3 record his senior year ... played

hockey for the Brookings Rangers ... team Most Valuable Player junior year ... undecided on

college major ... born May 9, 1979 in Sioux Falls ... parents are Donn and Sharon Hirschoff of

Brookings.

27 *PAUL SANOW, 6-0, 170, Jr., Slayton, MN

aul redshirted in 1996 and appeared in eight games (three NCC games) last year …

should be ready to join the starting rotation this year … 1995 graduate of Murray County

Central … had an 18-4 record in his three-year high school career posting a 6-1 mark with an

0.91 ERA as a senior when he had 71 strikeouts … three-year letterman in both football and

baseball and a two-year letterman in basketball … member of National Honor Society …

majoring in civil engineering … born May 27, 1976 … parents are Larry and Linda Sanow.

SANOW CAREER STATISTICS

Year G GS CG W-L-S Pct. ERA IP H R-ER BB SO WP HBP HR Opp BA

1997....................3 0 0 0-0-0 .000 16.87 2.2 7 5-5 1 3 0 0 0 .500

1998....................8 1 0 2-1-1 .333 5.17 15.2 15 11-9 9 6 1 6 2 .238

Totals .................11 1 0 2-1-1 .333 6.87 18.1 22 16-14 10 9 1 6 2 .286

28 TONY JACOBSON, 5-11, 175, So., Spearfish, SD

ony appeared in six games last year but should see more action this season … redshirted in

1997 ... lettered in football and track at Spearfish High School and also played American

Legion baseball … member of National Honor Society and academic all-state selection in

football … majoring in business economics … born November 6, 1977 … parents are Lowell

and Lynne Jacobson.

CAREER STATISTICS

Year G-GS AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Sl% BB SO SH-SF HBP SB-AS PO A E Pct.

1998..................6-0 4210.250 000 1.250 0 10-0 0 0-0 000 .000

Russ Langer’s father, Jim, is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

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33 KEITH BURY, 6-2, 190, Fr., Watertown, MN

Keith is an infielder who transferred to SDSU after one semester at Mankato State (fall of ‘96)

… redshirted last year at SDSU, then earned starting spot this season … is a 1996 graduate

of Watertown-Mayer High School where he was a two-time all-conference pick … was team

captain in both baseball and basketball … undecided about major … born June 10, 1978 …

pa rents are Gregory and Brenda Bury of Watertown, MN.

34 TONY MINTER, 6-1, 180, Jr., Duluth, MN

ony appeared in eight games last season … redshirted in 1996 ... 1995 graduate of

Duluth East High School … two-year letterman in baseball … majoring in health

promotion… born March 21, 1977 … parents are Bill and Marilyn Minter.

CAREER STATISTICS

Year G-GS AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Sl% BB SO SH-SF HBP SB-AS PO A E Pct.

1997..................6-0 3110.333 000 1.333 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 000 .000

1998..................8-3 11200.000 000 0.000 1 3 0-0 0 0-0 8001.000

Totals................14-3 14310.071 000 1.071 1 3 0-0 0 0-0 8001.000

30 *NATHAN STICHA, 6-2, 180, Jr, New Prague, MN

athan appeared in 16 games last year, 14 out of the bullpen … is the only lefthander in the

bullpen … redshirted in 1996, then had a solid season last year with 16 appearances including

starts against Sioux Falls and Southwest… is a 1995 graduate of New Prague High School …

three-year letterman in baseball, he also earned all-Missota conference honors as a prep senior …

was team captain … had 6-2 pitching record and hit .400 … also lettered in basketball … majoring

in biology… born June 23, 1977 … parents are Norbert and Arlene Sticha.

CAREER STATISTICS

Year G GS CG W-L-S Pct. ERA IP H R-ER BB SO WP HBP HR Opp BA

1998...................16 2 0 4-1-3 .800 3.81 28.1 26 16-12 9 15 1 3 3 .250

29 BEN PETER, 5-11, 175, Fr., Osage, IA

en redshirted last year while rehabilitating an injury … should see some mound time this year

… is a 1997 graduate of Osage High School ... played baseball for four years, leading the

conference in wins, strikeouts and ERA ... also played football, basketball and golf ... majoring in

HPER ... sister Melissa was an All-America pitcher for the SDSU softball team … born April 26,

1978 ... parents are Cal and Connie Peter of Osage.

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2 ERIC NESVIG, 5-10, 165, Fr., Gaylord, MN

ric was an all-conference baseball

player at Sibley East High School in

Arlington, MN … played both high

school and American Legion baseball …

also earned all-conference recognition in

football …majoring in computer science

… parents are Tom and Lisa Nesvig.

3 NOAH HUMMEL, 5-9, 165, Fr., Spearfish, SD

oah was a standout player on

Spearfish teams which were a state-

wide power in Teener and American

Legion baseball…batted .465 for the

Spearfish team which advanced to the

semi-finals of the state Class A American

Legion tournament last summer…played

on Spearfish teams which won back-to-

back state Teener championships in

1995 and 1996 … also started both ways on the

Spearfish team which won the state Class AA football

championship his senior year …in 1997, Hummel hit

.373, scored 69 runs and was successful on 27-of-31

steal attempts … last summer, he scored 116 runs and

stole 45 bases on 49 attempts … plans to major in

graphic design … born April 20, 1980 … is the son of

Ted Hummel.

5 JEREMY DEUTSCH, 5-10, 165, Fr., Brookings, SD

eremy had a standout career at

Brookings High School and was a key

member of the Brookings Bandits

American Legion team … earned all-

state recognition in football … National

Honor Society member … plans to major

in mechanical engineering … born

August 26, 1979 … parents are Ron and

Cheryl Deutsch.

10 RANDY SANTEMA, 6-4, 184, Fr., Volga, SD

andy is a 1998 graduate of Sioux

Valley High School … played

American Legion baseball and also

lettered in basketball and golf …

majoring in athletic training … born June

6, … parents are Mike and JoAnn

Santema.

12 SHANE MOORE, 6-2, 180, Fr., Gillette, WY

hane is a graduate of Campbell

County High School in Gillette, WY,

where he was a baseball-wrestling

standout … enrolled in pre-pharmacy …

born August 7, 1979 … parents are

Terry and Della Moore.

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36 CHRIS STUDER, 6-0, 230, Fr., Brainerd,MN

hris is a 1997 graduate of Brainerd High School who redshirted last year ... should provide

some additional power to the lineup … will probably split catching/DH duties with Josh Guse

… high school teammate of Russ Langer … hit .417 as a junior and .444 as a senior ... was a

gridiron star as well ... is the all-time leading tackler at Brainerd ... majoring in HPER ... born July

15, 1979 ... parents are Joseph and Cheryl Studer of Brainerd.

35 TOM MOUSEL, 6-3, 185, Fr., Rapid City, SD

om redshirted last year while rehabing an arm injury but should be ready to join the pitching

rotation this year … is a 1997 graduate of St. Thomas More High School in Rapid City ...

played baseball, football and basketball ... was named Rapid City High School Athlete of the Year

... born June, 3 1979 ... parents are Steve and Julie Mousel of Rapid City ... Steve was a pitcher

for SDSU in the early 70s.

The SDSU record for runs scored in one game is 26 against Augustana in 1950 and 1951.

14 RUSTY REMMERS, 5-9, 150, Fr., Watertown, SD

usty was the 1998 South Dakota

American Legion Player of the Year

… career totals included 82 stolen bases

… also participated in basketball and

cross country at Watertown … plans to

major in business … born August 28,

1979 … parents are Arlo and Colita

Remmers.

19 JESSE ANDERSON, 6-1, 210, Jr., St. Peter, MN

ess transferred to SDSU from Bethany

Lutheran in Mankato after spending one

year at Waldorf College in Iowa … may

have shot at starting rotation … played

baseball at both places … born July 25,

1978 … parents are Doug and Linda

Anderson.

20 RYAN REINHART, 5-11, 185, Fr., Marshall, MN

yan is a 1998 graduate of Marshall

High School where in competed in

football, wrestling and baseball … was

team captain in each sport … undecided

about college major … born October 1,

1979 … parents are Greg and Joyce

Reinhart.

31 DAVE HOLOCH, 6-0, 185, Fr., Vermillion, SD

ave played two years of American

Legion baseball in Vermillion and was

on the South Dakota all-star team last

summer … was also an academic all-

state selection football and basketball …

enrolled in general registration … born

November 23, 1979 … parents are Allen

and Jane Holoch.

32 NICK MILLER, 5-9, 175, Fr., Oakdale, MN

ick is a 1998 graduate of Tartan High

School …three-year letterman in

baseball where he was a two-time St.

Paul Surburan Conference selection …

also honorable mention all-state by the

St. Paul Pioneer Press … member of

National Honor Society … plans to major

in electrical engineering … born

September 3, 1979 … parents are Bob

and Peggy Miller.

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★1965 - Ed Maras

★1969 - Jim Langer

★1971 - Dean Krogman

★1976 - Dave Manke

★1988 - Billy McMacken

★1989 - Billy McMacken

★1990 - Billy McMacken

★1993 - Trevor Schulte

★1996 - Cole Irish

JACKRABBIT ALL-AMERICANS

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SDSU is one of 68 land-grant institutions in the United States

EARLY HISTORY

South Dakota State University, the

state's land grant institution, was

authorized in 1881 by the Territorial

Legislative Assembly. Territorial council

member John O'Brien Scobey, failing

to obtain the penitentiary for

Brookings, managed to secure Dakota

Agricultural College for his city.

Although allocations fell short of

the actual cost, the school was able

open in the fall of 1884 because the

president, George Lilley, was willing to

advance $500 (one third of his salary)

to finish three rooms in the new

Central building. "Old Central" was

soon joined by South (1885) and North

(1887), forming the nucleus of campus

activities for a decade and a half.

DEVELOPMENT

During the first year of operation,

only preparatory classes were held.

College classes started in 1885 with 5

teachers and 17 freshman and 61

preparatory students. Growth was

slow and erratic for many years, but by

the turn of the century there were 242

students. By 1990 SDSU had an

enrollment of over 9,000 students. It

has granted over 48,500 degrees

since the college was chartered in

1881.

COLLEGES ESTABLISHED

The structure of the college

became more complex as enrollments

increased. The first nine chairs of

instruction established in 1884

included agriculture, science,

mathematics, English, modern

languages, military tactics, veterinary

science, practical business, political

and domestic economy, and music. By

1907, the year the name of the

institution was changed to South

Dakota State College of Agriculture

and Mechanic Arts, there were 22

departments on campus.

Reorganization into the five divisions

which formed the basis for the

designation of colleges was completed

under President Charles W. Pugsley in

1923. In 1964, when "State College"

was renamed South Dakota State

University, there were six colleges -

Arts a Science, Agricultural and

Biological Sciences, Home Economics,

Engineering, Nursing, and Pharmacy

and a Graduate Division. A seventh,

General Registration, was added later.

In 1975 the Division of Education was

created, which became the College of

Education and Counseling in 1991.

Today, degrees are offered through

these eight colleges:

Agricultural and Biological

Sciences

Arts and Science

Education and Counseling,

Engineering

Family and Consumer Sciences

General Registration

Nursing

Pharmacy

Graduate School

SDSU is accredited by the North

Central Association of Colleges and

Secondary Schools.

271 ACRE CAMPUS

SDSU has grown from a campus

of eighty acres when the institution

was founded by the Territorial

Legislature in 1881, to a 271 acre

campus with facilities worth over $220

million. The University owns or leases

another 15,000 acres of land for

research throughout the state.

Peggy Gordon Elliott became

SDSU's eighteenth president on

January 1, 1998 following the

retirement of Robert T. Wagner.

SOUTH DAKOTA’S LARGEST

With 8,635 students registered for

the Fall of 1998, enrollment at SDSU

continues to be the largest of all the

state's institutions of higher education.

More than 200 majors, minors and

options are available with more than

2,500 different course offerings.

Master's degrees are offered in more

than 30 areas, and doctorates are

available in eight fields. The University

also offers degree programs through

the Sioux Falls Center for Public

Higher Education. Evening, RDTN,

Internet, and off-campus courses are

available through the Office of

Academic Affairs and Outreach.

Seventy percent are residents of

South Dakota, 20 percent come from

46 states and 41 international

countries.

Supplementing classroom

instruction are the Harding

Distinguished Lecture Series, the F.O.

Butler Lectures, and the Amdahl,

Schultz-Werth and Griffths

endowments. Students may join more

than one hundred clubs and

organizations that are active on

campus.

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Thirteen SDSU players have earned NCC Most Valuable Player honors since 1978.

The University reaches all corners

of the state through the Cooperative

Extension Service and the Agricultural

Experiment Station, offering service to

seek to improve the quality of rural life.

Also at SDSU are the Center for

Innovation, Technology and

Entrepreneurship, Engineering

Experiment Station, Office of Remote

Sensing, South Dakota Transportation

Technology Transfer Service,

University/Industry Technology Service,

Water Resources Institute, Engineering

and Environmental Research Center,

Animal Disease Research and

Diagnostic Laboratory, and Northern

Grain Insect Research Laboratory.

These units help strengthen the

University's growing commitment to

research in the areas of energy and

water resources, and support of state

and local economic development

efforts through research and

information transfer. The newest

buildings on campus are Berg Hall and

Bailey Hall, both featuring apartment-

style student housing. Each building

has 40 units with four single person

bedrooms and a common kitchen

space, living room, and bathroom. The

$7.2 million project was dedicated on

October 22, 1994.

The Northern Great Plains

Biostress Laboratory, dedicated in

1993, houses scientists who focus on

research aimed at developing new

technologies to protect crops and

livestock. Research conducted in this

facility benefits the entire region.

MUSEUMS

The South Dakota Art Museum

was first envisioned by the South

Dakota Federation of Women's clubs

in 1949, and dedicated in 1970. The

Museum's collections correspond to

the rich art history of the state,

including early masterpieces of Sioux

Indian Tribal art, the famed Harvey

Dunn paintings of pioneer life and the

exclusive Vera Way Marghab linens.

The State Agricultural Heritage

Museum transformed the former Stock

Judging Pavilion into a home for

exhibits that record and preserve the

agrarian heritage of South Dakota.

Visitors come from all 50 states and 45

foreign countries.

The 70-acre McCrory Gardens and

South Dakota Arboretum provide a

beautiful setting for area residents and

tourists to enjoy a stroll through the

radiant colors and fragrances of one of

the top 10 small ornamental gardens in

the nation. It is also recognized as an

All-American Display Garden, one of

only 13 in the nation. In 1993 McCrory

Gardens was designated an All-

American Judging Garden to conduct

research on annual flowers.

Since 1985, private contributions

have made many new gardens

possible including the Rose, Rock,

Centennial Prairie, Iris, True Lily, Mum,

Native Prairie Collection, Oak Tree

Memorial Garden, All-Red Specialty

Garden, Peony Garden, Shrub Rose

Collection, and Children's Maze. In

August 1994, dedication ceremonies

were held for the Mickelson Grove

Memorial.

The S.D. Arboretum's purpose is

to test woody plants needed to protect

agricultural fields and livestock from

the region's harsh environment, to

provide hardy trees to shade our towns

and cities, and to test ornamental

shrubs for both durability and beauty.

Both the arboretum and gardens

are managed by the SDSU

Horticulture, Forestry, Landscape and

Parks Department. More gardens and

tree and shrub collections are being

developed.

LARGEST LIBRARY

The Hilton M. Briggs Library, the

state's largest, was opened in 1977

and joined South Dakota's statewide

automated library network in 1988.

Through the library users have access

to holdings from all 10 of the state's

librarys, including official documents

and more than one million other

holdings at Briggs.

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Billy McMacken, who holds a number of SDSU records, is sports editor of the Brookings Register

GAMES PLAYED

Season – 54 by Terry Van Engelenhoven, Joe Hardin,

Pat Schmidt, Doug Sehr & Rich Schmidt, 1993

Career – 198 by Doug Sehr, 1991-94

AT BATS

Season – 182 by Cole Irish, 1996

Career – 647 by Doug Sehr, 1991-94

RUNS SCORED

Season – 61 by Joe Hardin, 1993

Career – 172 by Cole Irish, 1993-96

BASE HITS

Season – 75 by Cole Irish, 1996

Career – 224 by Cole Irish, 1993-96

RUNS BATTED IN

Season – 63 by Cole Irish, 1996

Career – 202 by Billy McMacken, 1987-90

DOUBLES

Season – 18 by Billy McMacken, 1990

Career – 49 by Billy McMacken, 1987-90

TRIPLES

Season – 7 by Galen Carver, 1981

Career – 11 by Dave Lane, 1983-86

HOME RUNS

Game – 3 by Ryan Krogman vs. USD, 1994; 3 by Tracy

Langer vs. UND, 1992; and 3 by Merlin Gramm vs.

Gustavus, 1950

Season – 17 by Terry Engelenhoven, 1993

Career – 42 by Billy McMacken, 1987-90

WALKS

Season – 40 by Kurt Augustin, 1986

Career – 123 by Dave Lane, 1983-86

BATTING AVERAGE

Season based on 2.5 at bats per game played by team

minimum

30 or fewer at bats – .500 by Jack Zimmer, 1954 (14-

28)

50 or fewer at bats – .450 by Bob Ellwanger, 1972

(18-40)

100 or fewer at bats – .418 by Dave Manke, 1974 (41-

98)

100 or more at bats – .449 by Cole Irish, 1996 (75-167)

Career average – .400 by Larry Heffley, 1984-85 (110-

275)

.390 by Billy McMacken 1987-90 (223-572)

.389 by Terry Van Engelenhoven, 1991-94 (132-339)

.381 by Ed Maras, 1964-66 (69-181)

.381 by Todd Jorgenson, 1980-82 (98-257

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

Season – .881 by Dean Krogman, 1971 (101 AB, 89 TB

– 11-2B, 3-3B, 10-HR)

Career – .713 by Billy McMacken, 1987-90 (572 AB,

408 TB)

TOTAL BASES

Season – 127 by Billy McMacken,1990 (59 hits, 18-2B,

1-3B, 16-HR) & 127 by Terry Van Engelenhoven, 1993(67

hits, 9-2B, 0-3B, 17-HR)

Career – 408 by Billy McMacken, 1987-90 (223 hits, 49-

2B, 5-3B, 42-HR)

STOLEN BASES

Season – 26 by Darrell Bren, 1988

Career – 76 by Dave Lane, 1983-86

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

APPEARANCES

Season – 25 by Chad Coley, 1991 (all in relief) & 25 by

John Semar, 1993 (all in relief)

Career – 70 by Chad Coley, 1990-93

VICTORIES

Season – 11 by Trevor Schulte, 1994 (11-1)

Career – 26 by Trevor Schulte, 1991-94 (26-5)

Consecutive victories – 21 by Trevor Schulte, 1993-94

INNINGS PITCHED

Season – 85

⁄3 by Trevor Schulte, 1994

Career – 219 by Trevor Schulte, 1991-94

STRIKEOUTS

Season – 100 by Trevor Schulte, 1994 (85

⁄3 IP)

Career – 226 by Trevor Schulte, 1991-94

EARNED RUN AVERAGE

Season – 0.49 by Bob Ehrke, 1954 (37 IP, 2 ER)

Career – 2.54 by Bernie Van Essen, 1964-66 (100 IP,

28 ER, 12-3 W-L, 19 G)

COMPLETE GAMES

Season – 9 by Tim Sweeney, 1973; 9 by Bob Reeves,

1987; and 9 by Trevor Schulte, 1994

Career – 23 by Tim Sweeney, 1972-75

NO HITTERS

Last – by Pete Torgerson vs. Southwest State, 1989

Consecutive Innings – 13 by Pete Torgerson, 1989 (7

vs. Southwest, 6 vs. Minn-Morris).

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SDSU has won 20 or more games 15 consecutive seasons

TEAM RECORDS

MOST GAMES, SEASON – 54 in 1993

MOST VICTORIES, SEASON – 39 in 1993, and 39 in

1994

MOST VICTORIES, REGULAR SEASON – 34 in 1994

MOST LOSSES, SEASON – 19 in 1968, 1980, 1981,

1991

MOST RUNS SCORED

Inning – 15 in the third inning, 1st game, vs. Southwest

State, May 7, 1989 (24-4)

Game – 26 vs. Augustana, 1950 (26-3)

26 vs. Augustana, 1951 (26-16)

LARGEST MARGIN

Victory – 23 (26-3 vs. Augustana, 1950)

Defeat – 26 (28-2 vs. Minnesota, 1958)

STREAKS

Victory – 17 games in 1977

Defeat – 11 games at start of 1981 season

15 over two seasons (last 4 of 1980, first 15 of

1981 season)

LONGEST GAME

17 innings vs. Minnesota-Morris, 1977 (SDSU 3, UMM 2)

SEASON RECORDS

BATTING AVERAGE

Highest – .343 in 1990

Lowest – .213 in 1983

AT BATS – 1,582 in 1993

HITS – 487 in 1993

RUNS – 377 in 1994

RUNS BATTED IN – 326 in 1994

DOUBLES – 86 in 1991

TRIPLES – 22 in 1981 and 22 in 1994

HOME RUNS – 54 in 1992 (47 games, 1.15 per game)

37 in 1974 (29 games, 1.27 per game)

Home runs in single game – 9 vs. USD, 1994

TOTAL BASES – 726 in 1993 and 726 in 1994

WALKS – 243 in 1987

HIT BY PITCH – 34 in 1994

STRIKEOUTS – 217 in 1993

‘99 Jackrabbit Baseball

GAMES PLAYED - CAREER

1. 198 Doug Sehr...........1991-94

2. 193 Pat Schmidt.........1992-95

3. 188 Ryan Krogman.....1991-94

4. 187 Micky Sehr..........1994-97

5. 182 Cole Irish ............1993-96

HITS - CAREER

1. 224 Cole Irish ............1993-96

2. 223 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

3. 216 Doug Sehr.............191-94

4. 211 Ryan Krogman.....1991-94

5. 204 Pat Schmidt.........1992-95

RUNS - CAREER

1. 172 Cole Irish ............1993-96

2. 163 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

3. 160 Ryan Krogman.....1991-94

160 Doug Sehr...........1991-94

5. 158 Jon Crow.............1989-92

RUNS BATTED IN - CAREER

1. 202 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

2. 162 Pat Schmidt.........1992-95

3. 161 Doug Sehr...........1991-94

4. 154 Ryan Krogman.....1991-94

5. 144 Cole Irish ............1993-96

DOUBLES - CAREER

1. 49 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

2. 46 Doug Sehr...........1991-94

3. 41 Cole Irish ............1993-96

4. 39 Pat Schmidt.........1992-95

5. 37 Chet Meyer..........1987-90

TRIPLES - CAREER

1. 11 Dave Lane ...........1983-86

2. 10 Galen Carver .......1978-81

3. 9 Cole Irish ............1993-96

9 Steve Knutson.....1993-97

HOME RUNS - CAREER

1. 42 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

2. 33 Jon Crow.............1989-92

3. 31 Tim Johnson .......1984-87

4. 27 Tracy Langer .......1989-92

27 T.VanEngelenhoven 1991-94

TOTAL BASES - CAREER

1. 408 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

2. 330 Pat Schmidt.........1992-95

3. 329 Jon Crow.............1989-92

4. 322 Cole Irish ............1993-96

5. 308 Tim Johnson.......1984-87

SLUGGING %- CAREER

1. .713 Billy McMacken..1987-90

2. .661 Dean Krogman....1970-72

.661 Jon Crow............1989-92

4. .647 Larry Heffley.......1984-85

5. .631 Tim Johnson ......1984-87

WALKS - CAREER

1. 123 Dave Lane ...........1983-86

2. 101 Kurt Augustin......1985-87

3. 100 Ryan Krogman.....1991-94

4. 90 Micky Sehr..........1994-97

5. 86 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

STOLEN BASES - CAREER

1. 76 Dave Lane ...........1983-86

2. 60 Cole Irish ............1993-96

3. 57 Dave Wilner.........1986-88

4. 44 Darrell Bren.........1988-89

44 Jon Crow.............1989-92

HITS - SEASON

1. 75 Cole Irish..................1996

2. 70 Doug Sehr ................1995

3. 67 T. VanEngelenhoven .1993

67 Jon Crow..................1991

5. 64 T. VanEngelehoven ...1994

RUNS - SEASON

1. 63 Cole Irish..................1996

2. 61 Joe Hardin ................1993

3. 59 Doug Sehr ................1994

4. 57 Jon Crow ..................1992

5. 51 Tim Johnson.............1987

RUNS BATTED IN - SEASON

1. 63 Cole Irish..................1996

2. 60 Billy McMacken........1990

3. 54 Pat Schmidt ..............1993

4. 53 Billy McMacken........1988

5. 52 Billy McMacken........1989

HOME RUNS - SEASON

1. 17 T.VanEngelehoven ....1993

2. 16 Billy McMacken........1990

3. 15 Jon Crow ..................1992

4. 13 Tim Johnson.............1987

13 Tracy Langer.............1992

TOTAL BASES - SEASON

1. 127 T. VanEngelenhoven.1993

127 Billy McMacken........1990

3. 122 Cole Irish..................1996

4. 116 Jon Crow..................1992

5. 112 Tim Johnson.............1987

112 Jon Crow..................1991

STOLEN BASES - SEASON

1. 26 Darrell Bren ..............1988

2. 25 Cole Irish..................1995

25 Dave Lane.................1985

4. 24 Dave Lane.................1986

5. 22 Dave Wilner ..............1988

PUTOUTS - CAREER

1.1213 Chet Meyer..........1987-90

2. 814 Ryan Krogman.....1991-94

3. 612 Matt Krogman .....1994-97

4. 606 Randy Stone........1986-89

5. 575 Jay Olson............1979-92

ASSISTS - CAREER

1. 380 Pat Schmidt.........1992-95

2. 352 Doug Sehr...........1991-94

3. 344 Chris Brown........1994-97

4. 317 Dave Lane ...........1983-86

5. 311 Cole Irish ............1993-96

PITCHING

VICTORIES - CAREER

1. 26 Trevor Shulte.......1991-94

2. 21 Matt Magers........1995-97

21 Chad Coley .........1990-93

4. 20 Jon Maras ...........1989-92

20 Bob Reeves .........1984-87

VICTORIES - SEASON

1. 11 Trevor Schulte ..........1994

2. 10 Trevor Schulte ..........1993

3. 9 John Semar ..............1994

4. 8 Matt Magers .............1996

8 Chad Coley...............1993

8 Mark Hofer................1984

APPERANCES - CAREER

1. 70 Chad Coley .........1990-93

2. 48 Kit Pennie............1994-97

3. 46 Mike Jansen........1995-98

5. 44 Jon Maras ...........1989-92

44 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

APPERANCES - SEASON

1. 25 John Semar ..............1993

25 Chad Coley...............1991

3. 18 Chad Coley...............1992

4. 16 Jon Maras.................1992

16 Kit Pennie.................1997

INNINGS PITCHED - CAREER

1. 219 Trevor Schulte.....1991-94

2. 212

⁄3 Tim Sweeney.......1972-75

3. 210

⁄3 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

4. 201

⁄3 Chad Coley .........1990-93

5. 198

⁄3 Steve Mousel ......1971-75

INNINGS PITCHED - SEASON

1. 85 Trevor Schulte ..........1994

2. 81

⁄3 Trevor Schulte ..........1993

3. 73

⁄3 Chad Coley...............1993

4. 72

⁄3 Mike Wenninger .......1995

5. 72

⁄3 John Semar ..............1995

STRIKEOUTS - CAREER

1. 226 Trevor Schulte.....1991-94

2. 175 Jon Maras ...........1989-92

3. 164 Steve Mousel ......1971-75

4. 157 Chad Coley .........1990-93

5. 156 Billy McMacken ..1987-90

STRIKEOUTS - SEASON

1. 100 Trevor Schulte ..........1994

2. 84 Pete Torgerson .........1989

3. 72 Trevor Schulte ..........1993

4. 63 Chad Coley...............1993

5. 62 Steve Mousel............1973

ERA - CAREER

1. 2.33 Don Jorgenson....1954-56

2. 2.52 Bernie Van Essen 1964-66

3. 2.63 Bob Ehrke............1954-54

4. 2.67 Chuck Risse ........1959-60

5. 2.92 Wade Adamson ...1976-78

ERA - SEASON

1. 0.49 Bob Ehrke .................1954

2. 1.29 Herb Stangland.........1964

3. 1.33 Chuck Risse..............1960

4. 1.55 Bob Grossheusch .....1949

5. 1.85 Wade Adamson.........1977

SDSU TOP FIVES

Year by Year Leaders

Pro football Hall of Famer Jim Langer led the Jacks in pitching and hitting in 1969

PITCHING

YEAR PLAYER HOMETOWN W-L PCT. ERA

1947 Don Volk St. Peter, Minn 3-1 .750 NA

1948 No leader available

1949 Bob Grossheusch Scotland, SD 4-2 .667 1.66

1950 Art Zahorsky Wakefield, Minn 2-0 1.000 NA

1951 Wayne Peters Humboldt, Minn 3-0-1 1.000 NA

1952 Porter Howard Mitchell, SD 2-2 .500 8.06

1953 Porter Howard Mitchell, SD 2-0 1.000 5.90

Bob Ehrke Groton, SD 1-2 .333 4.88

1954 Bob Ehrke Groton, SD 5-0 1.000 0.49

1955 Don Jorgenson Baltic, SD 4-2 .667 2.13

1956 Don Jorgenson Baltic, SD 1-4 .200 2.01

1957 Don Frank Burke, SD 3-2 .600 2.63

1958 Chuck Risse Martin, SD 2-0 1.000 3.64

Howard Rice Sioux Falls, SD 4-1 .800 2.47

Dean Veal Lemmon, SD 4-1 .800 3.82

1959 Chuck Risse Martin, SD 5-2 .714 3.81

1960 Chuck Risse Martin, SD 5-3 .625 1.33

1961 Brent Wika Clark, SD 4-0 1.000 4.26

Don Larsen Wilmot, SD 2-2 .500 1.89

1962 Jerry Johnson Hadley, Minn 4-2 .667 3.83

1963 Sheldon Johnson Ivanhoe, Minn 2-3 .400 5.71

1964 Ed Maras Windom, Minn 4-4 .500 3.23

1965 Bernie Van Essen Edgerton, Minn 4-1 .800 2.56

1966 Ed Maras Windom, Minn 7-2 .778 2.60

1967 Ron Hofmeister St. Paul, Minn 5-2 .714 3.83

Mike Kelley Slayton, Minn 5-2 .714 3.06

1968 Bud Cassell Pierre, SD 1-0 1.000 2.14

1969 Jim Langer Royalton, Minn 5-3 .625 2.16

1970 Dave Sletting Aberdeen, SD 4-1 .800 4.33

1971 Rick Heard Austin, Minn 6-3 .667 4.75

1972 Tim Sweeney Fort Dodge, IA 4-2 .667 3.60

1973 Steve Mousel Rapid City, SD 7-3 .700 1.92

1974 Ray Fosburgh St. Paul, Minn 3-3 .500 4.78

1975 Craig O'Hearn Woodstock, Minn 5-1 .833 2.74

1976 Wade Adamson Willmar, Minn 5-3 .625 4.25

1977 Wade Adamson Willmar, Minn 5-4 .555 1.94

1978 Wade Adamson Willmar, Minn 4-2 .667 2.66

1979 Joey Monsen Fairmont, Minn 4-2 .667 2.22

1980 Randy Nash Valparaiso, Ind 2-4 .333 2.62

Joey Monsen Fairmont, Minn 5-3 .625 6.04

1981 Dave Nicholson Sioux Falls, SD 3-4 .428 5.94

Dave Nash Crystal, Minn 5-2 .714 6.02

1982 Jeff Wolfswinkle Edgerton, Minn 4-4 .500 4.15

Mark Hofer Mitchell, SD 6-3 .667 6.79

1983 Daryl Deneke Huron, SD 2-3 .400 1.91

Bruce Mogen Mobridge, SD 0-0 .000 0.45

1984 Mark Hofer Mitchell, SD 8-1 .888 2.77

1985 Rich Morehouse Watertown, Minn 4-3 .511 3.04

Brad Harner Luverne, Minn 6-2 .750 4.84

1986 Mike Schiesl New Ulm, Minn 7-2 .777 4.71

1987 Bob Reeves Willmar, Minn 7-4 .636 3.91

Timm Gronseth Windom, Minn 7-4 .636 5.37

1988 Dane Kallevig Willmar, Minn 4-4 .500 3.54

Brian Price Brookings, SD 5-2 .714 4.74

Billy McMacken Brookings, SD 5-0 1.000 5.55

1989 Pete Torgerson Rapid City, SD 7-1 .875 2.81

1990 Jon Maras Luverne, MN 7-4 .636 4.06.

1991 Robert Petersen Holland, MN 5-0 1.000 4.69

1992 Chad Coley Rapid City, SD 7-4 .636 4.71

Jon Maras Lu verne, MN 7-3 .700 6.78

1993 Trevor Schulte Montevideo, MN 10-2-1 .833 2.88.

1994 Trevor Schulte Montevideo, MN 11-1 .917 4.54

1995 Mike Wenninger New Ulm, MN 7-2 .778 4.28

Matt Magers Gaylord, MN 8-2 .800 4.98

1996 Chad Danielson Galesburg, IL 7-1 .875 3.03

1997 Matt Magers Gaylord, MN 6-4 .600 4.22

1998 Tim Buterbaugh Aurora, SD 5-3 .625 4.75.

HITTING

YEAR PLAYER HOMETOWN AB H ERA

1947 Lyle McCormick Bath, SD NA NA .464

1948 Bob Ellingson Wakonda, SD NA NA .464

1949 Lendall Edwards Colton, SD NA NA .256

1950 Francis Horacek Yankton, SD 11 13 .394

1951 Milt Edlin Jackson, MN 25 11 .440

1952 Curt Olson Renner, SD 36 13 .361

1953 Terry Waba Watertown, SD 39 11 .366

1954 Jack Zimmer Montrose, SD 29 14 .483

1955 Dick Steiner Ortonville, MN 42 18 .429

1956 Bob Gunnare Delmont, SD 50 17 .340

1957 Harvey Hammerich Ipswich, SD 48 20 .417

1958 Bob Schulte Sioux Falls, SD 54 19 .352

1959 Jon Horning Watertown, SD 85 32 .376

1960 Don Jacobsen Lake Norden, SD 65 20 .308

1961 Robert Green Sisseton, SD 41 10 .243

1962 Herb Stangland Mankato, MN 52 17 .327

1963 Jerry Matthiesen Ellsworth, MN 71 28 .394

1964 Ed Maras Windom, MN 43 16 .372

1965 Ed Maras Windom, MN 46 18 .391

1966 Ed Maras Windom, MN 92 35 .380

1967 Clem Brasket Los Angeles, CA 96 32 .333

1968 Bob Bozied . Brookings, SD 67 23 .343

1969 Jim Langer Royalton, MN 109 37 .339

1970 Dean Krogman Lismore, MN 67 27 .403

1971 Dean Krogman Lismore, MN 101 42 .416

1972 Bob Ellwanger Pierre, SD 40 18 .450

1973 Lyle Pagel Wessington Springs, SD 122 44 .361

1974 Dave Manke Marshall, MN 98 41 .418

1975 Dave Manke Marshall, MN 70 26 .371

1976 Dave Manke Marshall, MN 101 39 .386

1977 Steve Brown Bryant, SD 67 27 .403

1978 Steve Brown . Bryant, SD 90 32 .356

1979 Craig DeKraai Brookings, SD 70 21 .300

1980 Jay Olson Windom, MN 99 37 .374

1981 Todd Jorgenson Castlewood, SD 101 39 .386

1982 Frank Cutler Claremont, SD 106 47 .443

1983 Mark Noble El Cajon CA 76 23 .303

1984 Larry Heffley Reading, Penn 136 52 .382

1985 Larry Heffley Reading, Penn 139 58 .417

1986 Tim Johnson Hastings, MN 137 59 .431

1987 Rick Weber Salem, SD 118 48 .406

1988 Dave Wilner New Ulm, MN 144 63 .437.

1989 Billy McMacken Brookings, SD 149 62 .416

1990 Jeff Hoekstra Brookings, SD 132 53 .402

1991 Jon Crow Sioux Falls, SD 164 67 .409

1992 Pat Schmidt Dell Rapids, SD 115 46 .400

1993 Terry Van Engelenhoven Luverne, MN 161 67 .416

1994 Doug Sehr Canton, SD 172 70 .407

1995 Mark Schoeneman Luverne, MN 126 45 .357

1996 Cole Irish Plainview, MN 167 75 .449

1997 Jeff Verzal Omaha, NE 155 60 .387

1998 Brian Scherschligt Brooklyn Park, MN 137 54 .391

‘99 Jackrabbit Baseball

Jacks Lettermen

Trevor Schulte set the NCAA Division II record for consecutive pitching victories with 21 in a row.

– A –

Acheson, Jerry 1956

Adamson, Wade 1976-77-78

Alexander, Tim 1978-79

Anderson, James 1961

Anderson, James 1964-65

Anderson, Jim 1948-49

Anderson, Ryan 1993-94

Anderson, Tom 1967

Anenson, Troy 1987

Antoine, Deane 1954-55-56

Arnold, Chris 1981

Ashmore, Ken 1955

Augustin, Kurt 1985-86-87

– B –

Badger, Lonnie 1981

Barnes, Dick 1964-65-66

Batchelder, Bret 1983

Bentz, Ted 1993-94-95

Benson, LeRoy 1966

Benson, Terry 1963-64

Bergman, Scott 1982

Berreth, J.D. 1988-90

Bieber, Ron 1963

Bock, Steve 1986-87, 1990

Bostic, Joe 1978-79

Boyd, Larry 1952

Bozied, Bob 1967-68-69

Brasket, Clem 1966-67

Bren, Darrell 1988-89

Breyer, Matt 1996-97-98

Brooks, Ken 1987-88-89-90

Brown, Chris 1995-96-97

Brown, Steve 1975, 1977-78

Bunkowski, Duane

1973-74-75

Burge, Terry 1972

Burns, Tom 1975-76-77-78

Buss, Mike 1966-67

Buterbaugh, Tim 1998

Bystol, Curt 1964-65

– C –

Carlson, Dennis 1947

Carver, Galen 1978-79-80-81

Carver, Garth 1976

Carver, Greg 1974-75

Carver, Terry 1960

Cassell, Stewart 1968-69-70

Christenson, Scott 1976

Coates, Keith 1951

Coley, Chad 1990-91-92-93

Collins, Tom 1977-78-79-80

Cox, Doug 1984

Crow, Jon 1989-90-91-92

Cutler, Frank 1979-80-81-82

Cutler, Mike 1983-84

– D –

Danielson, Chad 1995-96

Day, Dave 1968-69

DeBoer, Brett 1973-74

DeKraai, Craig 1977-78-79-80

Del Rosso, Al 1993

DeRungs, Alphonse 1947

Deim, Darwin 1950-51

Deneke, Daryl 1983-84

Deneke, Tom 1985-86

Denker, Roger 1955

Derscheid, Gary 1966

DesLauriers, Don 1981

DesLauriers, Jeff 1979-80-81

DeWald, Steve 1984-85

Dohrer, Doug 1969-70-71

Dohrer, Rick 1972-73

Dohrer, Bob 1980

Dolan, Tim 1976

Dressen, Pat 1998

Dudek, Dick 1956-57

Dummermuth, Dan 1980-81

Dwyer, Jim 1963

– E –

Eckerle, Jeff 1994-95-96-97

Edlin, Milt 1948-49-50-51

Edwards, Lendall 1948-49

Ehrke, Bob 1951-52-53-54

Eidsness, John 1968-69

Eisenbraun, Dal 1955-56-57

Elhoff, Chuck 1966-67-68

Ellgen, John 1962

Ellison, Bob 1948-49

Ellwanger, Bill 1974-75-76

Ellwanger, Bob 1970-71-72

Ellwanger, Gary

1971-72-73-74

Endres, Greg 1990-91-92

Englund, Homer 1951

Erdmann, Joel 1983-84-85-86

Erickson, Ron 1955

– F –

Falk, Jason 1995

Feeney, Andrew 1948-49-50

Forsyth, Harry 1948-49-50-51

Forsyth, Maury

1975-76-77-78

Fosburgh, Ray 1972-73-74

Frank, Don 1957-58-59

Fritz, Gregg 1960

– G –

Gallagher, Harold 1956-57

Gerber, Jay 1985

Glasrud, Bob 1963

Glasrud, Dave 1964-65-66

Goodmanson, Larry 1964

Gordon, Rich 1980-81

Gosmire, Ed 1951

Gramm, Merlin 1949-50

Green, Robert 1961-62

Gregg, Adam 1998

Grein, John 1967-68

Grewing, Dan 1973

Groebner, Brandon 1994-95-96-97

Gronseth, Timm

1985, 87-88-89

Grossheusch, Bob 1949

Gunderson, Jack 1974

Gunnare, Bob 1956-57-58

Guptill, Bob 1948

Guse, Josh 1997-98

Gutz, Don 1952

– H –

Haats, Randy 1970

Hammers, Cliff 1964-65-66

Hammers, Jason 1994-96

Hammerschmidt, Andy 1985-86

Hammrich, Harvey

1957-58-59

Hanson, Jim 1976-77

Hardin, Joe 1991-92-93

Harner, Brad 1982-83-84-85

Hart, Ray 1955

Hatch, Doug 1990-91-92

Hausman, Jim 1962

Headley, Bill 1962

Heard, Rick 1969-70-71

Heffley, Larry 1984-85

Heineman, Dewey 1969

Helm, Flash 1967

Hendricks, Mark 1978

Herder, Jeff 1981

Herrmann, Todd 1985

Hillberg, George 1951-52-53

Hillberg, Owen

1965-66-67-69

Higgins, John 1970

Hiller, Ryan 1993

Hitzemann, Dennis 1976-77

Hochstetter, Dave 1979-80

Hoeft, Harwood 1955-57

Hoekstra, Jeff 1987-88-89-90

Hofer, Mark 1982-83-84

Hoff, Aaron 1996

Hofmeister, Ron 1966-67

Horacek, Francis 1950

Horner, Bob 1974-75

Horning, Jerry 1957-58-59

Horning, Jon 1959-60-61

Hortness, Stan 1977-78

Hortness, Steve 1976-77-78

Howard, Porter 1952-53

Huether, Allan 1961-61

– I –

Irish, Cole 1993-1994-95-96

Iverson, Bill 1964

Iverson, Brian 1989

Iverson, Jim 1968-69-70

– J –

Jackson, Jerry 1961

Jacobsen, Dale 1956-57

Jacobsen, Don 1960

Jansen, Mike 1995-96-97-98

Jensen, Don 1955-56

Jibben, Bob 1957

Johnson, Bruce 1963

Johnson, Dick 1974

Johnson, Jeff 1998

Johnson, Jerry 1960-61-62

Johnson, Ray 1966

Johnson, Sheldon 1963

Johnson, Tim 1984-85-86-87

Johnston, Scott 1994

Joos, Greg 1988-89-90

Jorgenson, Don 1955-56

Jorgenson, Todd 1980-81-82

– K –

Kaiser, Mitch 1986-87

Kallevig, Dane 1987-88-89

Kallevig, Greg 1983-84-85

Kastman, Scott 1986

Kelly, Mike 1967-68

Kemp, Warren 1948

Kickul, Kory 1992

Kingston, Kyan 1995-96-97

Klocker, Jerry 1959-60-61

Knutson, Steve 1993-1994-96-97

Konrad, Paul 1977

Koster, Dean 1963

Krekelberg, Don 1949

Krogman, Dean 1970-71-72

Krogman, Matt 1994-95-96-97

Krogman, Ryan 1991-92-93-94

Krull, Jake 1958-59-60

Kruse, Loren 1955

Kuecker, Ron 1960

Kuhl, LeRoy 1976-77-78-79

– L –

LaMontagne, Jeff 1991-92

Lance, Dave 1993

Lane, Dave 1983-84-85-86

Langer, Craig 1995-96-97-98

Langer, Jim 1968-69-70

Langer, Russ 1998

Langer, Tracy 1989-90-91-92

Lanphere, Bob 1952-53

Larca, Jesse 1993

Larson, Don 1961

Larson, Rich 1965-66

Larson, Ryan 1989-90-91

Laughlin, Tom 1997-98

Lawton, Ray 1966-67

Lein, Don 1956

Leslie, Warren 1948-49

Levy, James 1986-87

Lewis, Ken 1958-59-62

Lothrop, Forrest 1949

Lumby, Nicholas 1967

– M –

Magers, Matt 1995-96-97

Magnuson, Rich 1968-72-73

Manke, Dave 1973-74-75-76

Maras, Ed 1964-65-66

Maras, Jon 1989-90-91-92

Marking, Bob 1982-83

Markley, Steve 1982

Marso, Lien 1952-53

Martin, Bob 1970

Martin, Jim 1949-50

Matthiesen, Jerry 1961-62-63

McCormick, Lyle 1947-48

McLaughlin, Jim 1982

McKenney, Merlyn

1977-78-79

McMacken, Billy 1987-88-89-90

Medchill, George 1949-50

Messer, Mitch 1998

Metz, Matt 1950

Meyer, Chet 1987-88-89-90

Meyer, Ron 1964-65

Milfs, George 1951-52

Mitchell, Don 1954

Mogen, Bruce 1983-84-85-86

Mohlenhoff, Fon 1947-48-49

Mohon, Tom 1979-80

Mohr, Karl 1963

Monsen, Joey 1978-79-80

Monson, Tim 1986

Morehouse, Rich 1983-84-85

Mousel, Steve 1972-73-74-75

Munger, Paul 1947

Murphy, Harold 1947

Mydland, Dave 1972-73-74

– N –

Nagel, Barry 1985

Nash, Dave 1981

Nash, Randy 1978, 80-81

Nathe, Greg 1993-94-95

Neath, Bob 1988-89

Nehowig, Don 1952

‘99 Jackrabbit Baseball

SDSU pitchers Rich Morehouse and Greg Kallevig were selected in the 1985 professional baseball draft,

Morehouse in the eighth round by the California Angels and Kallevig in the tenth round by the Chicago Cubs.

Nelson, C. Neas 1967

Neppl, Roger 1966

Ness, Dan 1971

Neuharth, Dennis 1963

Newman, Mike 1997-98

Nicholson, Dave 1979-80-81

Nickelson, Don 1950

Noble, Mark 1983-84-85

Noble, Quincy 1981-82-83-84

Norton, Bob 1963-64-65

– O –

O'Hearn, Craig 1975-76-77

Olsen, Curtis 1951-52-53-54

Olson, Jay 1979-80-81-82

Osborne, Allan 1952

Osterberg, Tom 1971-72-73

Overland, Andrew 1996

– P –

Pagel, Dennis 1969-70-71

Pagel, Lyle 1971-72-73-74

Parent, Brook 1992

Parrott, Rich 1974-75-76

Pearson, Bill 1959-60

Peik, Steve 1997-98

Pennie, Kit 1994-95-96-97

Perchinsky, Dave 1995-96

Peschong, Mike 1982

Peters, Wayne 1949-50-51

Petersen, Robert 1990-91

Peterson, Brian

1982-83-84-85

Peterson, Doug 1963-64

Peterson, Harley 1956-57

Peterson, Kermit 1975-76

Peterson, Kim 1976-77-78

Peterson, Lavin 1947-48

Pfeifer, Pat 1988

Pfeifer, Terry 1988-89-90-91

Pfeiffer, Gary 1965-66-67

Phelan, John 1956

Pickering, John 1967

Pidde, Bob 1978-79

Planteen, Dave 1984

Planteen, Jeff 1989-90-91

Poppen, Terry 1980-81-82-83

Preston, Jason 1992

Price, Brian 1986-87-88-89

Puckett, Dick 1969, 71-72

Pudas, Grant 1998

– Q –

Quastad, Tom 1991

Quednow, Gary 1967-68-69

– R –

Raasch, Paul 1985

Randall, Steve 1979, 81

Rasmussen, Carrol 1947

Rasmussen, Wayne 1963-64

Redmond, Mike 1973-74-75

Reeves, Bob 1984-85-86-87

Reinardy, Scott 1985

Rice, Howard 1958-59-60

Roberts, Robert 1947-48

Ryberg, Jan 1969-70

– S –

Sanow, Paul 1998

Sauer, John 1981

Schaffer, Jim 1970-71

Scherschligt, Brian 1995-96-97-98

Schiefelbein, Brad 1972

Schiesl, Mike 1986

Schmidt, Pat 1992-93-94-95

Schmidt, Rich 1991-92-93

Schneider, Jon 1994-95

Schoeneman, Mark 1993-94-95-96

Schroeder, John 1981

Schuchardt, Paul 1954

Schulte, Bob 1957-58-59

Schulte, Trevor 1991-92-93-94

Sehr, Doug 1991-92-93-94

Sehr, Micky 1994-95-96-97

Semar, John 1993-94

Sendelbach, Chuck 1973-74

Sendelbach, Dave

1975-76-77

Sheldon, Bob 1961

Sletting, Dave 1969-70-71

Smith, Deane 1986-87

Smith, Gary 1964-65

Snyder, Don 1952-53-54

Snyders, Todd 1982-83

Soukup, Dave 1968-69

Sour, Dick 1957-58

Spader, Brian 1990

Spanjers, Len 1956-58

Spawn, Pete 1947-48-49-50

Spease, Vince 1983

Stangland, Herb 1960-61-62

Stedronsky, Vern 1952

Steiner, Dick 1954-55

Stevenson, Matt 1993-94-95-96

Sticha, Nate 1998

Stone, Randy 1986-87-88-89

Stroh, Chris 1991

Sweeney, Tim 1972-73-74-75

– T –

Thielen, Kent 1983-84

Thompson, Lloyd 1947

Timmons, Duane 1959-60

Todd, Pat 1961

Todd, Mike 1961

Torgerson, Pete 1989

Trent, Jay 1975

– V –

Vander Aarde, Tom 1977-78

VanEngelenhoven, Terry 1991-92-

93-94

Van Essen, Bernie 1964-65-66

Van Essen, Mike 1980, 82

Veal, Dean 1957-58-59

Verzal, Jeff 1997-98

Volk, Don 1947

– W –

Waba, Terry 1953-54-57-58

Wahl, Ted 1947

Waller, Barry 1970-71-72-73

Weber, Rick 1984-85-86-87

Welch, Duane 1952-53

Wenninger, Mike 1994-95

Wetrosky, Steve 1982

Wevik, Stu 1983-84

Wewers, Rob 1997-98

Wicks, Gail 1952-53-54

Wicks, Jerry 1961-62-63

Wika, Brent 1959-60-61

Wilkening, Floyd 1948

Williams, Dave 1986-87-88-89

Wilner, Dave 1986-87-88

Wilson, Chris 1991-92

Wingen, Ernest 1947-48

Wolfswinkle, Jeff 1982-83

Wright, Wayne 1955-56

Wyczcawski, Paul 1980-81

– Z–

Zachman, Jerry 1982

Zahorsky, Art 1949-50

Zirbel, Steve 1970

Zimmer, Jack 1951-52-53-54

Zins, Jerry 1953-54

‘99 Jackrabbit Baseball

Erv Huether was head baseball coach at South Dakota State for 34 years.

1947 – Won 5, Lost 4

Coach – Doc Scheft

SDS OPP

4 South Dakota .............0

0 Minnesota ................13

6 Morningside..............10

9 Huron College ............4

6 Western Union............5

1 Western Union............0

4 Morningside..............11

5 South Dakota .............6

3 Huron College ............0

—

1948 – Won 3, Lost 7

Coach – Jack Frost

SDS OPP

10 Westmar.....................6

3 Morningside................8

8 Iowa Teachers..........14

1 Iowa Teachers............2

3 Iowa Teachers............7

1 Iowa Teachers..........14

1 Morningside..............10

4 South Dakota ...........10

12 Westmar.....................7

10 Buena Vista ................4

—

1949 – Won 5, Lost 7

Coach – Jack Frost

SDS OPP

0 Morningside..............20

3 Westmar.....................0

3 Buena Vista ..............16

13 Mankato State............3

1 South Dakota .............0

3 Westmar.....................7

7 Morningside................3

4 Omaha University .......6

10 South Dakota .............1

4 Omaha University .....10

0 Buena Vista ................7

1 Mankato State............2

—

1950 – Won 7, Lost 2

Coach – Erv Huether

SDS OPP

8 Morningside................9

3 Omaha University .......2

8 Omaha University .....21

26 Augustana..................3

6 South Dakota .............0

14 Augustana..................1

6 South Dakota .............4

7 Gustavus Adolphus ....6

5 Morningside................3

—

1951–Won 5, Lost 2, Tie 1

Coach – Erv Huether

SDS OPP

8 Morningside................6

5 Augustana..................7

5 Morningside................4

19 Augustana................11

1 Omaha University .......4

*4 Omaha University .......4

6 Augustana..................5

26 Augustana................16

*called after 13 innings, rain

—

1952 – Won 4, Lost 5

Coach – Erv Huether

SDS OPP

5 Augustana..................4

4 Sioux Falls Canaries ...9

16 Augustana..................0

9 Mankato State..........11

4 Mankato State..........14

1 Gustavus Adolphus ....2

1 Huron Elks..................3

8 Gustavus Adolphus ....6

12 Morningside..............11

1953 – Won 6 Lost 4

Coach – Erv Huether

SDS OPP

12 Gustavus Adolphus ..10

8 Gustavus Adolphus ....7

2 Sioux Falls Canaries ...6

5 Morningside................4

4 Buena Vista ................6

13 Morningside................6

3 Mankato State............6

0 Mankato State..........10

4 Augustana..................1

7 Augustana..................0

—

1954 – Won 5, Lost 3

Coach – Erv Huether

SDS OPP

2 Morningside................6

9 Omaha University .......1

2 Omaha University .....12

6 Morningside ..............1

7 Buena Vista ................6

5 Mankato State............1

4 Iowa Teachers............0

8 Iowa Teachers..........13

—

1955 – Won 6, Lost 6

Coach – Erv Huether

SDS OPP

3 Mankato State............2

2 Mankato State............6

12 Morningside................1

4 Westmar.....................2

9 Morningside................3

11 Westmar.....................3

1 South Dakota .............9

1 Omaha University .......2

7 Omaha University .....15

6 South Dakota .............3

4 Iowa Teachers............5

2 Iowa Teachers............9

—

1956 – Won 6, Lost 6

Coach – Erv Huether

SDS OPP

7 Mankato State............9

1 Mankato State............2

10 Morningside................4

1 Omaha University .....13

8 Omaha University .......9

6 Morningside................1

2 South Dakota .............3

3 Iowa Teachers............8

3 Iowa Teachers............5

4 South Dakota .............6

8 North Dakota State ..17

3 North Dakota State ....4

—

1957 – Won 5, Lost 9

Coach – Erv Huether

SDS OPP

9 Morningside................5

8 Fort Riley ....................1

1 Fort Riley ....................7

5 Fort Riley ..................13

0 Washington University 1

6 Morningside................1

4 Omaha University .......5

2 Omaha University .......4

0 Iowa Teachers..........13

9 Iowa Teachers............6

9 Augustana..................5

0 North Dakota..............6

2 North Dakota..............4

9 South Dakota .............2

4 South Dakota .............8

—

1958 – Won 13, Lost 6

Coach – Erv Huether

6-1 in NCC, second place

SDS OPP

18 Fort Riley ....................8

..............................1

Fort Riley ...........................4

9 Fort Riley ....................2

16 Creighton .................17

11 Omaha University .......8

8 Omaha University .......3

11 Augustana..................3

8 South Dakota .............9

12 South Dakota .............9

9 North Dakota..............6

5 North Dakota..............1

18 North Dakota..............2

10 North Dakota State ....2

9 North Dakota State ....1

19 North Dakota State ....4

2 Augustana..................3

0 Morningside................7

6 Morningside................0

1 Iowa Teachers..........17

—

1959 – Won 9, Lost 10

Coach – Erv Huether

6-1 in NCC, first place

SDS OPP

9 Air Force Academy...11

0 Colorado ....................6

3 Colorado State .........12

13 Nebraska..................18

1 Minnesota ..................6

0 Minnesota ..................9

2 Minnesota ..................3

8 Omaha University .......9

1 Omaha University .......3

12 South Dakota ...........11

4 North Dakota State ....2

14 North Dakota State ....5

9 North Dakota State ....7

6 North Dakota..............9

12 North Dakota..............6

15 Augustana..................6

5 Augustana..................3

11 North Dakota..............0

3 Iowa Teachers............2

—

1960 – Won 9, Lost 9

Coach – Erv Huether

4-2 in NCC, fourth place

SDS OPP

4 Nebraska..................11

5 Nebraska....................6

0 Omaha University .......5

4 Omaha University .......7

2 Minnesota ................28

7 Augustana..................2

4 Winona State..............3

4 Morningside................2

13 Morningside................4

5 North Dakota State ....0

8 North Dakota State ....1

6 North Dakota State ....2

9 North Dakota..............0

3 North Dakota..............4

8 North Dakota..............9

11 Augustana..................2

5 Emporia Teachers ......7

3 Minot State.................4

—

1961 – Won 8, Lost 5

Coach – Erv Huether

3-1 in NCC, third place

SDS OPP

0 Minnesota ................10

7 Minnesota ..................8

7 St. Cloud State.........13

9 Augustana..................4

3 Omaha University .......8

3 Omaha University .......1

2 North Dakota State ....0

4 North Dakota State ....3

3 North Dakota State ....1

10 Augustana..................5

3 Air Force Academy.....1

1 North Dakota..............5

8 South Dakota .............7

—

1962 – Won 8, Lost 9

Coach – Erv Huether

2-4 in NCC, fourth place

SDS OPP

7 Creighton ...................9

3 Omaha University .......4

8 Omaha University .....13

6 Minnesota ..................3

3 Minnesota ..................2

17 South Dakota .............9

9 Mankato State............4

3 Mankato State............7

6 Minnesota ................16

5 North Dakota State ....4

0 North Dakota..............4

2 North Dakota..............6

6 North Dakota..............7

4 Augustana..................3

15 Augustana..................3

9 South Dakota ...........10

—

1963 – Won 7, Lost 13

Coach – Erv Huether

1-5 in NCC, sixth place

SDS OPP

Colorado State College

.21

3 @Air Force Academy....21

5 @Air Force Academy....12

0 @Nebraska.................4

4 @Nebraska.................3

12 @Nebraska...............17

2 South Dakota .............3

8 North Dakota..............7

5 North Dakota............14

12 North Dakota............13

9 North Dakota State ..10

0 North Dakota State ....3

1 North Dakota State ....5

6 Augustana..................2

1 Omaha University .......7

14 Augustana................12

7 South Dakota .............5

7 Creighton ...................2

5 Mankato State............6

5 Mankato State............4

—

1964 – Won 9, Lost 10

Coach – Erv Huether

4-5 in NCC, fifth place

SDS OPP

3 @Creighton.................1

4 @Creighton.................1

0 @Omaha University ...2

1 @Omaha University ....7

7 @Offutt AF Base.........5

1 @Offutt AF Base.........4

0 @Minnesota................5

1 @Minnesota................2

12 @Augustana ...............0

5 @Augustana .............10

4 @North Dakota ...........5

2 @North Dakota ...........1

1 State College of Iowa .3

5 State College of Iowa .7

13 South Dakota .............5

12 South Dakota .............1

5 Mankato State............4

9 Mankato State ...........5

4 North Dakota State ....6

—

1965 – Won 8, Lost 19

Coach – Erv Huether

6-4 in NCC, first place

SDS OPP

11 Moorhead State .........7

1 Moorhead State ......10

3 Minnesota ..................7

7 Minnesota ..................9

4 Minnesota ..................8

5 North Dakota..............2

5 North Dakota..............6

5 Morningside................2

2 Morningside................1

3 State College of Iowa .1

1 State College of Iowa .5

14 Augustana..................2

17 Augustana..................8

1 Nebraska-Omaha .....23

6 Nebraska-Omaha .......5

1 North Dakota State ....4

2 North Dakota State ....3

*SCI (5-1) and UND (4-2) failed

to play enough games

—

1966 – Won 15, Lost 12

Coach – Erv Huether

10-2 in NCC, first place

SDS OPP

3 +Wyoming..................8

Grand Canyon College

8 +Wyoming..................5

Grand Canyon College

0 +Wyoming..................4

Grand Canyon College

Arizona State College

.19

0 +Grand Canyon..........7

Arizona State College

7 +New Mexico .............8

0 @Minnesota................2

2 @Minnesota................1

6 North Dakota State ....3

11 North Dakota State ....2

5 North Dakota..............4

4 North Dakota..............5

8 Morningside................2

1 Morningside................2

2 Northern Iowa.............1

3 Northern Iowa.............2

6 Westmar College........1

3 Westmar College........0

19 Augustana..................3

9 Augustana..................4

13 South Dakota .............1

3 South Dakota .............1

—

1967 – Won 18, Lost 9

Coach – Erv Huether

11-6 in NCC, second

place

SDS OPP

New Mexico Highlands ...

3 @Albuquerque Univ ....8

3 @Albuquerque Univ ....0

6 @Albuquerque Univ ....4

7 Morningside................0

0 Morningside ..............4

2 Morningside................3

9 North Dakota State ....4

10 North Dakota State ....1

4 North Dakota State ....2

1 Omaha University .......4

2 Omaha University .......0

1 Northern Iowa.............4

2 Northern Iowa.............1

4 Northern Iowa.............0

1 North Dakota..............4

1 North Dakota..............3

3 North Dakota..............6

5 South Dakota .............0

1 South Dakota .............0

11 Augustana..................8

9 Augustana..................5

8 Augustana..................6

*New Mexico Highlands later

forfeited five games to SDSU

—

1968 – Won 3, Lost 19

Coach – Erv Huether

3-10 in NCC, last place

SDS OPP

0 @New Mexico ............3

3 @New Mexico ..........10

2 @Albuquerque Univ ..21

4 @Texas Western.........5

10 @Albuquerque Univ ..22

@New Mexico Highlands

3 Omaha University .......8

4 Omaha University .......5

0 Northern Iowa.............5

5 Morningside................1

1 Morningside..............12

10 Morningside ..............7

3 North Dakota State ....4

7 North Dakota State ....8

6 North Dakota State ..10

0 South Dakota .............3

1 South Dakota .............7

2 South Dakota .............4

3 Augustana ..................1

2 Augustana ..................3

3 North Dakota..............5

—

1969 – Won 14, Lost 15

Coach – Erv Huether

11-5 in NCC,

tied NDSU for first

SDS OPP

2 #New Mexico .............7

9 #Colorado ................10

0 #Albuquerque Univ .....4

3 #Colorado ................17

3 #Albuquerque Univ ...18

5 #Colorado College......3

4 #Albuquerque Univ .....8

New Mexico Highlands

New Mexico Highlands....

1 @Air Force Academy....12

11 South Dakota .............2

2 South Dakota .............1

9 Morningside................8

6 Morningside................5

22 Morningside................6

4 North Dakota State ....5

3 North Dakota State ....6

8 North Dakota State ....7

3 Creighton ...................2

8 Creighton ...................5

6 Northern Iowa.............5

3 Northern Iowa.............4

3 Northern Iowa.............1

6 Augustana ..................4

4 Augustana ..................1

3 Augustana ..................1

1 North Dakota..............3

0 North Dakota..............1

#games at Albuquerque, NM

—

1970 – Won 12, Lost 11

Coach – Erv Huether

7-7 in NCC, fourth place

SDS OPP

6 #Colorado State College....7

9 #Eastern New Mexico 8

10 #Eastern New Mexico 2

18 @New Mexico ..........21

2 @New Mexico ............3

11 Minnesota-Morris........4

2 Minnesota-Morris........4

5 Northern Iowa.............4

0 Northern Iowa.............6

1 Northern Iowa.............7

4 North Dakota..............6

4 @North Dakota State..3

11 @North Dakota State..3

12 Southwest State.........2

15 Southwest State.........4

5 South Dakota .............2

12 South Dakota .............1

1 @Morningside.............6

3 @Morningside.............2

3 @Morningside.............8

3 @Augustana ...............4

3 @Augustana ...............2

2 @Augustana ...............5

#games played at Portalas,NM

‘99 Jackrabbit Baseball

Jacks

In 1977, SDSU lost all ten of its games on the southern trip, then put together a school record 17-game win streak.

1971 – Won 14, Lost 16

Coach – Erv Huether

13-7 in NCC, second

place

SDS OPP

9 @Oral Roberts ..........10

2 @Oral Roberts............6

5 @Oral Roberts ..........13

4 @Bacone College .....10

5 @Bacone College .......7

1 @Creighton.................8

1 @Creighton.................7

11 @Northern Iowa..........3

6 @Northern Iowa..........1

11 @Northern Iowa..........7

10 @Nebraska.................5

4 @Nebraska...............10

18 Morningside................5

6 Morningside................0

6 Morningside................1

5 Northern State............6

8 South Dakota .............7

5 South Dakota .............6

5 @South Dakota ........10

6 Mankato State............2

4 Mankato State............3

2 Mankato State............6

2 Augustana..................7

11 Augustana..................1

6 North Dakota State ....5

7 North Dakota State ....6

2 North Dakota State ....3

7 @North Dakota...........9

13 @North Dakota...........7

3 @North Dakota...........7

—

1972 – Won 5, Lost 14

Coach – Erv Huether

3-6 in NCC, sixth place

SDS OPP

3 @University of Dallas ..2

1 @Texas Christian ........3

0 @Texas Christian ......12

0 @Southern Methodist .3

4 @Southern Methodist .7

2 @University of Dallas ..1

5 @Oklahoma Baptist ....6

10 @Oklahoma Baptist ..11

1 @West Texas State ..11

0 @Tulsa .......................3

8 Northern Iowa...........12

5 Northern Iowa...........13

9 North Dakota..............4

7 North Dakota..............8

3 North Dakota State ....1

3 North Dakota State ....5

6 North Dakota State ....7

3 Augustana..................1

2 Augustana..................3

—

1973 – Won 19, Lost 14

Coach – Erv Huether

14-6 in NCC, tie for first

SDS OPP

5 @Tulsa .......................6

0 @Oral Roberts............1

7 @Tulsa .......................8

3 @Tulsa .......................5

6 @Northern Iowa..........4

8 @Northern Iowa..........1

5 @Northern Iowa..........6

5 Minnesota-Morris........1

3 Minnesota-Morris .....(9) 2

10 Morningside................8

12 Morningside................0

12 Morningside.......(11) 11

12 Huron College ............3

3 Huron College ............2

0 @North Dakota...........1

9 @North Dakota...........3

1 Southwest State.........4

10 Southwest State.........3

4 Mankato State............2

5 Mankato State............1

6 Mankato State ...........7

3 Augustana .................1

9 Augustana..................1

1 @South Dakota ..........2

6 @South Dakota ..........1

5 @South Dakota ..........0

5 North Dakota State ....4

9 North Dakota State ....0

North Dakota State(10) ..3

NCAA Division II Midwest

Regional at Maryville, Mo

1 Northern Colorado....10

13 Northwest Missouri.....1

4 Northern Colorado....24

—

1974 – Won 16, Lost 13

Coach – Erv Huether

10-5 in NCC, third place

SDS OPP

6 @Oral Roberts............5

@Oral Roberts .....(11) 7

4 @New Mexico ..........10

2 @New Mexico ............3

4 @New Mexico ..........12

10 @New Mexico ............8

4 @Tulsa .....................21

5 @Tulsa .....................10

1 Mankato State............3

3 Mankato State............5

14 Huron College ............6

13 Huron College ............3

12 Minnesota-Morris........3

6 Minnesota-Morris......15

8 North Dakota..............7

6 North Dakota..............8

13 North Dakota..............3

3 Southwest State.........1

3 Southwest State.........6

8 North Dakota State ....3

5 North Dakota State ....1

11 Augustana..................8

4 Augustana..................6

9 South Dakota .............2

11 South Dakota .............1

16 South Dakota .............3

8 Morningside................7

13 Morningside..............12

13 Morningside..............14

—

1975 – Won 11, Lost 11

Coach – Erv Huether

NCC Champion at 10-3

SDS OPP

5 %Illinois ....................11

1 %New Mexico ............8

10 %New Mexico ..........15

4 %New Mexico ............3

1 %New Mexico ............8

1 %Illinois ......................8

0 %New Mexico ..........12

1 %New Mexico ..........12

10 @South Dakota ..........0

1 @South Dakota ..........5

0 Mankato State............2

4 Mankato State............2

5 Mankato State............4

8 Augustana..................7

16 Augustana .................4

4 @North Dakota...........2

3 @North Dakota...........2

0 @North Dakota...........1

2 North Dakota State ....0

5 North Dakota State ....3

8 North Dakota State ....5

—

NCAA Division II Midwest

Regional at Brookings

10 Missouri-St. Louis.....16

3 Nebraska-Omaha .......9

%games at Albuquerque, NM

—

1976 – Won 18, Lost 16

Coach – Erv Huether

13-7 in NCC, second

SDS OPP

6 @New Mexico ..........15

0 @New Mexico ............4

10 @New Mexico ............5

2 @New Mexico ..........13

3 @New Mexico ..........12

0 @New Mexico ..........13

2 @New Mexico ...........5

2 @New Mexico ............3

3 Northern State............2

7 Yankton College .........4

7 Minnesota-Morris......14

8 Minnesota-Morris........6

16 North Dakota..............7

17 North Dakota............13

6 North Dakota..............5

5 North Dakota .......(10) 4

3 Augustana..................8

8 Augustana .............(9) 2

2 North Dakota State ....0

10 North Dakota State ....3

7 North Dakota State ...2

3 North Dakota State .(8) 4

3 Augustana .............(9) 2

8 Augustana .................3

4 Mankato State............5

1 Mankato State..........10

1 Mankato State............2

3 Mankato State............8

12 Southwest State.........7

0 Southwest State.......21

3 Northern Iowa.............2

8 Northern Iowa.............3

3 Northern Iowa.............2

4 Northern Iowa.............5

—

1977 – Won 17, Lost 14

Coach – Erv Huether

12-0, NCC Northern

Division Champion

SDS OPP

2 @St. Mary's, Texas.....6

3 @Pan American..........8

2 @Pan American..........6

0 @Pan American........10

5 @Pan American........15

6 @Texas Wesleyan.....11

3 @Texas Wesleyan.......5

4 @Pan American..........6

1 @Texas Wesleyan .....4

0 @Pan American..........2

3 Minnesota-Morris ...(17) 2

9 North Dakota State ....1

4 North Dakota State ....3

14 North Dakota State ....4

6 @South Dakota ...(10) 5

4 Northern State............0

2 Northern State............0

7 South Dakota .............2

6 South Dakota .............5

9 @North Dakota ...........5

17 @North Dakota ...........0

6 @North Dakota ...........4

21 Southwest State.........1

6 Southwest State.........3

4 Augustana..................0

5 Augustana..................0

7 Augustana..................1

North Central Conference

Playoff at Mankato

5 Mankato State ....14 in6

1 Mankato State............5

NCAA Division II Midwest

Regional at Mankato

0 Nebraska-Omaha .......3

6 Southeast Missouri .....5

—

1978 – Won 11, Lost 18

Coach – Erv Huether

10-8 in NCC, fifth place

SDS OPP

3 @Trinity, Texas ...........6

1 @Pan American..........9

0 @Pan American..........7

0 @Pan American..........4

0 @Pan American..........9

1 #University of Dallas ...8

2 #Rice University..........3

4 #University of Dallas ...6

0 @St. Mary's, Texas.....5

4 North Dakota State ....0

1 North Dakota State ....5

6 North Dakota State ....0

15 North Dakota State ....2

8 @North Dakota ...........2

2 @North Dakota ..........0

2 @North Dakota ...........4

1 @North Dakota ...........2

5 @Augustana ...............6

2 @Augustana ...............4

1 @Nebraska-Omaha ....2

2 @Nebraska-Omaha ....4

5 @Nebraska-Omaha ....0

3 @Nebraska-Omaha ....0

6 Southwest State ........2

2 Southwest State.........7

5 Northern Iowa.............4

2 Northern Iowa.............5

5 Northern Iowa.............2

3 Northern Iowa.............0

—

1979 – Won 13, Lost 10

Coach – Erv Huether

6-4 in NCC, third place

SDS OPP

0 @Pan American........17

2 @Pan American..........4

3 @Pan American..........9

3 @Pan American........12

0 #University of Dallas ...1

3 #University of Dallas ...4

7 #Rice University..........3

15 Sioux Falls College .....3

9 Briar Cliff.....................8

8 Briar Cliff.....................4

0 @Nebraska-Omaha ....8

0 @Nebraska-Omaha ....3

1 @Augustana ...............0

4 @Augustana ...............5

5 @North Dakota State .1

5 @North Dakota State..4

6 Yankton College ........4

4 Yankton College .........3

2 Morningside.........(10) 1

0 Morningside................1

5 South Dakota .............2

5 South Dakota .............1

—

1980 – Won 14, Lost 19

Coach – Erv Huether

10-6 in NCC, third place

SDS OPP

6 @Trinity, Texas .........10

4 @Pan American........14

6 @Pan American........25

1 @Pan American........14

1 @Pan American..........4

1 @Pan American........22

5 @Pan American..........6

1 @Pan American ..11 in2

1 @Pan American........10

8 Minnesota-Morris........2

8 Minnesota-Morris......10

5 North Dakota State ....1

9 North Dakota State ....2

8 North Dakota State ....0

8 North Dakota State ....7

15 Dakota State ..............4

9 Dakota State ..............0

11 @South Dakota ..........0

1 @South Dakota ..........2

2 @Morningside.............9

6 @Morningside.............1

5 Augustana..................2

10 Augustana..................8

3 @North Dakota ...........4

12 @North Dakota ...........0

2 @North Dakota ...........1

3 @North Dakota ...........5

4 Sioux Falls College .....5

4 Sioux Falls College .....2

6 Briar Cliff.....................8

8 Briar Cliff...................10

10 Nebraska-0maha......16

1 Nebraska-Omaha .....10

—

1981 – Won 12, Lost 19

Coach – Erv Huether

8-7-1 in NCC, third place

SDS OPP

6 Sioux Falls College ...12

8 @Kansas State ........15

1 @Kansas State .........11

6 @Oral Roberts ..........19

7 @Oral Roberts ............8

8 @Wichita State .........18

4 @Wichita State .........29

2 @Wichita State ...........8

0 @Wichita State .........18

2 @Wichita State .........13

7 Minnesota-Morris........6

2 North Dakota..............1

5 North Dakota

(darkness)..

10 Briar Cliff...................27

11 Briar Cliff ................. ..6

3 Dakota State ..............0

7 Dakota State ..............6

2 @Nebraska-Omaha ....9

7 @Nebraska-Omaha ....8

13 @Augustana ...............4

18 @Augustana ...............6

6 @North Dakota State ...5

7 @North Dakota State.14

13 @North Dakota State ...1

6 @North Dakota State.13

7 Augustana..................5

3 Augustana................11

2 Morningside................1

11 Morningside ............13

14 South Dakota .............9

4 South Dakota ...........18

—

1982 – Won 15, Lost 18

Coach – Erv Huether

7-8 in NCC play, fifth place

SDS OPP

5 #Wis-LaCrosse.........13

3 #Missouri .................14

5 #Wis-LaCrosse...........2

2 #New Mexico ...........15

20 #Wis-LaCrosse...........2

1 #Wyoming ................17

0 @Oklahoma State.....15

0 @Oklahoma State.....20

4 @Oklahoma State.......7

3 @Oklahoma State.....13

5 @Yankton College .....0

10 @Yankton College ......4

0 Sioux Falls College .....4

5 Sioux Falls College .....2

4 North Dakota..............1

4 North Dakota..............9

14 North Dakota............12

9 Briar Cliff.....................3

4 Briar Cliff.....................3

21 @North Dakota State..8

10 @North Dakota State .7

3 @North Dakota State .9

16 @North Dakota State15

8 Dakota State .............7

3 Dakota State ..............4

4 Morningside................1

2 Morningside................1

7 Nebraska-Omaha .......9

3 Nebraska-Omaha .......5

6 Mankato State............8

3 Mankato State............8

6 @Mankato State.........9

5 @Mankato State .......12

#games played at Albuquerque, NM

—

1983 – Won 14, Lost 16

Coach – Erv Huether

NCC Southern

Division Runnerup

Fourth Place NCC Playoffs

SDS OPP

4 +Michigan State .........5

1 +Pan American...........5

5 +Michigan State ........7

0 +Pan American...........4

3 +Michigan State .......15

1 +Pan American.........13

6 +Michigan State ........7

5 Yankton College .........0

1 Augustana..................2

7 Augustana..................0

1 @Augustana ...............5

4 @Augustana ...............0

10 @Nebraska-Omaha ....6

2 @Nebraska-Omaha ....4

13 Sioux Falls College .....0

9 Sioux Falls College .....4

1 @Morningside.............4

0 @Morningside.............1

4 Morningside................3

5 Morningside................1

1 Huron College ............5

6 Huron College ............1

2 @South Dakota ..........3

6 @South Dakota ..........5

4 South Dakota .............3

4 South Dakota .............2

7 Briar Cliff.....................4

1 Briar Cliff.....................0

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Sioux City, IA

1 Mankato State............4

0 Morningside................2

+games at Jody Ramsey

Invitational at Edinburg, Texas

—

1984 – Won 27, Lost 13

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Runnerup

NCC Playoff Champion

NCAA Division II Midwest

Region Champion

NCAA Division II World

Series Qualifier

SDS OPP

4 @Oklahoma City.........8

4 @Oklahoma City.......11

5 #Macalester................2

1 #Stephen F. Austin .....4

12 #Missouri-St. Louis...10

10 #Nebraska-Omaha .....9

10 #Macalester................0

7 @Sam Houston State .5

1 @Sam Houston State .9

4 @Texas Wesleyan.....16

10 Minnesota-Morris........0

7 Minnesota-Morris........2

6 Augustana..................0

12 Augustana..................5

7 Augustana (forfeit).......0

6 Southwest State.........7

3 Southwest State.........2

1 @Nebraska-Omaha ....3

3 @Nebraska-Omaha ....4

6 Nebraska-Omaha .......8

5 Nebraska-Omaha .......3

8 Morningside................1

1 @Morningside.............2

9 @Morningside.............2

18 @Northern State .........4

7 @Northern State.........2

15 South Dakota .............0

2 Briar Cliff.....................1

16 Briar Cliff.....................7

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Mankato, MN

3 Mankato State............2

1 Nebraska-Omaha .......0

‘99 Jackrabbit Baseball

Pete Torgerson pitched a no-hitter against Southwest State in 1989,

then took a no-hitter into the seventh vs. Minn-Morris in his next start.

4 Mankato State............1

NCAA Division II Midwest

Regional at Brookings, SD

3 Lewis University..........2

11 Missouri-St. Louis.......6

2 Missouri-St. Louis.......7

15 Missouri-St. Louis.......3

NCAA Division II World

Series

at Riverside, Calif.

2 Cal State-Northridge.17

6 Troy State-Alabama..12

#games played at Pineywoods

Tournament in Nacgodoches, TX

—

1985 – Won 27, Lost 15

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern Division

Champion

Runnerup NCC Playoffs

SDS OPP

2 @Oklahoma State.....19

5 @Oklahoma State.......2

6 @Oklahoma State.......2

7 @Oklahoma State.......0

1 @Texas-Arlington .....19

2 @Texas-Arlington .....14

4 +Nebraska-Omaha .....6

2 +Stephen F. Austin.....6

3 +Stephen F. Austin.....4

1 +Stephen F. Austin.....2

10 Minnesota-Morris........0

5 Minnesota-Morris........4

9 Northern State............6

5 Northern State............2

4 Mankato State ....(10) 3

3 Mankato State............1

12 @Southwest State ......7

13 @Southwest State ......8

21 Augustana..................2

12 Augustana..................2

11 @Augustana ...............3

14 @Augustana ...............1

1 Nebraska-Omaha ..(8) 3

4 Nebraska-Omaha .....11

3 @Nebraska-Omaha ....1

5 @Nebraska-Omaha ....3

11 Sioux Falls College .....8

12 Sioux Falls College ....0

8 Morningside ..............0

2 Morningside ..............1

5 @Morningside ........(8) 6

9 @Morningside.............5

2 Briar Cliff.....................1

3 Briar Cliff.....................2

7 @South Dakota ..........6

8 @South Dakota ..........3

15 South Dakota .............0

19 South Dakota .............9

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Brookings

5 St. Cloud State...........4

3 Mankato State..........11

4 St. Cloud State...........0

5 Mankato State..........14

—

1986 – Won 27, Lost 13

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

Third Place NCC Playoffs

SDS OPP

1 @Oklahoma..............11

3 @Oklahoma..............17

3 @Stephen F. Austin ....4

10 @Stephen F. Austin ....7

4 @Stephen F. Austin ....3

5 @Sam Houston State14

1 @Sam Houston State .6

3 @Centenary................2

12 @Centenary................4

6 @Oklahoma City.......18

4 @Oklahoma City.......10

12 Minnesota-Morris........9

9 Minnesota-Morris........3

0 @Mankato State.........1

3 @Mankato State.........6

4 Southwest State.........3

10 Southwest State.........3

7 @Augustana ...............1

12 @Augustana ...............0

7 Augustana..................6

12 Augustana..................2

11 Sioux Falls College .....3

23 Sioux Falls College .....3

12 Nebraska-Omaha .......3

10 Nebraska-Omaha .......0

11 @Nebraska-Omaha ....2

12 @Nebraska-Omaha ....5

12 Dakota Wesleyan........2

7 Dakota Wesleyan........5

9 Morningside................8

8 Briar Cliff.....................6

4 Briar Cliff...................10

6 South Dakota ........(8) 5

11 South Dakota .............0

11 @South Dakota ..........0

12 @South Dakota ..........6

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Mankato, MN

7 St. Cloud State...........9

7 Morningside................1

1 St. Cloud State...........9

—

1987 – Won 29, Lost 17

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

Runnerup NCC Playoffs

SDS OPP

13 @Oklahoma State.....23

2 @Oklahoma State.....21

3 @Oklahoma State.....13

0 @Oklahoma State.....15

4 +Pan American...........9

24 +Bellevue College.......5

2 +Bellevue College.......3

1 +Pan American...........6

0 +Pan American.........13

6 +Bellevue College ....11

9 +Bellevue College.......1

2 +Pan American...........7

12 Minnesota-Morris........2

13 Minnesota-Morris........3

10 North Dakota State ....0

13 North Dakota State ..11

10 North Dakota State ....8

2 Southwest State.........6

2 Southwest State.........1

5 Mankato State............6

5 Mankato State............4

3 Mount Marty...............2

4 Mount Marty...............0

6 Nebraska-Omaha .......2

13 Nebraska-Omaha .......6

8 @Nebraska-Omaha ....0

3 @Nebraska-Omaha ....8

14 Dakota Wesleyan........4

10 Dakota Wesleyan........0

8 @Morningside.............0

9 @Morningside.............3

11 Morningside................4

8 Morningside................4

4 Briar Cliff.....................3

17 Briar Cliff.....................6

16 @Augustana ...............1

22 @Augustana ...............3

4 Augustana..................5

4 Augustana ............8 in3

15 @Southwest State ......3

3 @Southwest State ......9

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Brookings

12 North Dakota..............2

7 Mankato State............8

8 Morningside................1

5 Mankato State............6

+games at Jody Ramsey

Invitational in Edinburg, Texas

—

1988 – Won 27, Lost 15

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

Runnerup NCC Playoffs

SDS OPP

2 @Kansas State .........10

9 #Southwest Baptist ..10

5 +Dartmouth College ...3

3 +Wright State .............0

6 +Dartmouth College ...7

4 +Dartmouth College ...1

1 +Wright State ...........12

8 +Wright State .............5

3 Minnesota-Morris........2

7 Minnesota-Morris........2

5 Northern State ......8 in4

5 Northern State............4

14 Southwest State.........4

4 Southwest State.........7

6 @North Dakota State..2

7 @North Dakota State..2

11 @North Dakota ...........6

3 @North Dakota ......(8) 4

18 Dakota Wesleyan......13

3 Dakota Wesleyan........7

13 Mount Marty...............4

12 Mount Marty...............7

8 @Southwest State ......4

7 @Southwest State ......9

1 Briar Cliff...................13

10 Briar Cliff...................12

10 Nebraska-Omaha .......2

9 Nebraska-Omaha .......1

5 Morningside................8

2 Morningside................1

9 Morningside................4

3 Morningside................4

10 Augustana..................0

9 Augustana..................4

2 @Augustana ...............3

17 @Augustana ...............2

11 Dakota Wesleyan........1

7 Dakota Wesleyan........5

North Central Conference

Playoffs at St. Cloud, MN

3 Mankato State............6

7 St. Cloud State...........5

9 Morningside................7

3 Mankato State............7

# game played at Kansas State

+ games at Jody Ramsey

Invitational in Edinburg, Texas

—

1989 – Won 30, Lost 16

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

Third Place NCC Playoffs

SDS OPP

17 @Oklahoma City.......16

12 @Oklahoma City.........5

5 @Tarkio ......................6

4 +St. Francis, Ill............9

4 +Ohio State................6

4 +Pan American ...(14) 5

4 +St. Francis, Ill............8

10 +Ohio State..............14

3 +St. Francis, Ill.......(8) 2

8 +Ohio State................9

3 +Pan American...........8

4 Southwest State.......11

1 Southwest State.........0

11 Mount Marty...............4

9 Mount Marty ... 8 in....8

15 Northern State............0

10 Northern State............1

7 Minnesota-Morris........0

3 Minnesota-Morris........5

4 @St. Cloud State........6

7 @St. Cloud State........2

1 @Mankato State.........4

4 @Mankato State.......14

6 Briar Cliff.....................4

5 Briar Cliff.....................4

8 Nebraska-Omaha .......7

13 Nebraska-Omaha .......0

7 @Nebraska-Omaha ....2

6 @Nebraska-Omaha ....0

2 Dakota Wesleyan........1

11 Dakota Wesleyan........1

11 @Morningside.............1

12 @Morningside.............0

3 Morningside................2

3 Morningside................6

8 Dakota Wesleyan........0

15 Dakota Wesleyan........3

12 @Augustana ...............5

20 @Augustana ...............2

11 Augustana..................1

13 Augustana..................8

24 Southwest State.........4

13 Southwest State.........2

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Brookings

2 Mankato State............1

5 St. Cloud State.........11

4 Mankato State............8

+ games at Jody Ramsey

Invitational in Edinburg, TX

—

1990 – Won 31, Lost 17

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

Second Place NCC

Playoffs

SDS OPP

3 @Oklahoma City .......13

3 @Central Oklahoma....4

5 @Central Oklahoma....2

2 #Kearney State...........3

6 #Kearney State...........5

3 #Pan American.........12

5 #Miami-Ohio...............6

4 #Miami-Ohio...............8

6 #Kearney State...........4

4 #Miami-Ohio...............9

5 #Kearney State...........7

8 Southwest State.........9

12 Southwest State.........2

17 @Northern ..................4

18 @Northern ..................9

8 Minnesota-Morris........6

9 Minnesota-Morris........8

15 @North Dakota St ......6

11 @North Dakota St ......8

9 @North Dakota ...........3

0 @North Dakota .........10

6 Huron University .........0

12 Huron University .........4

0 St. Cloud State...........3

12 St. Cloud State...........2

5 Mankato State............4

3 Mankato State............7

6 @Neb-Omaha.............2

11 @Neb-Omaha.............0

14 Neb-Omaha ...............3

12 Neb-Omaha ...............6

2 Huron University .........1

19 Huron University .........4

10 @Morningside.............8

5 @Morningside.............1

7 Dakota Wesleyan........3

9 Dakota Wesleyan........1

6 Augustana..................1

2 Augustana..................3

7 @Augustana ...............5

13 @Augustana ...............3

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Mankato

4 North Dakota..............3

0 Mankato State............4

9 Morningside................0

5 Mankato State............0

1 Mankato State............2

NCAA Division II

Central Regional

at Edwardsville, Ill.

5 Central Missouri.......7

8 SIU-Edwardsville....17

#games at Jody Ramsey

invitational in Edinburg, TX.

—

1991 – Won 29, Lost 19

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

Third Place NCC Playoffs

SDS OPP

3 @Central (Okla) State..4

8 @East Central (Okla) ...9

6 @East Central (Okla) ...1

2 @Mary Hardin-Baylor11

12 @Mary Hardin-Baylor..9

1 @Incarnate Word........2

7 @Incarnate Word........8

0 @Texas Lutheran........5

2 @Texas Lutheran........4

1 @St. Edward's............7

4 @St. Edward's............3

5 #Creighton ...............12

7 @Oklahoma..............16

5 @Oklahoma................6

3 Southwest State.........2

11 Southwest State.........1

13 Southwest State.........2

1 Southwest State.........5

10 Minnesota-Morris........9

4 Minnesota-Morris........2

7 North Dakota..............6

7 North Dakota..............2

6 @Briar Cliff..................2

7 @Briar Cliff................11

12 Huron University .........1

6 Huron University .........2

13 @Augustana ...............1

9 @Augustana ...............3

0 Augustana..................4

6 Augustana..................3

3 Nebraska-Omaha .......2

11 Nebraska-Omaha .......0

16 @Northwestern...........3

5 @Northwestern...........1

8 @Nebraska-Omaha ....7

13 @Nebraska-Omaha ....2

13 Morningside................7

12 Morningside..............10

4 @Morningside.............5

7 @Morningside.............8

7 South Dakota .............3

8 South Dakota .............7

3 @South Dakota ..........0

1 @South Dakota ..........6

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Brookings

5 St. Cloud State.........13

7 Mankato State............4

9 Northern Colorado......3

13 North Dakota............21

—

1992 – Won 31, Lost 16

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

NCC Playoff Champions

SDS OPP

3 @Oklahoma..............21

8 @Oklahoma City.........6

10 @Oklahoma City.......15

3 #St. John's.................6

7 #Tarleton State...........3

1 #Tarleton State...........3

3 #St. John's.................4

1 #Tarleton ....................2

0 #Miami-Ohio...............4

1 #Iowa State................5

8 @Wayne State............7

8 @Wayne State............4

7 Northwestern .............0

11 Northwestern..............1

10 Southwest State.........5

3 Southwest State.........1

7 @Southwest State ......6

9 @Southwest State ....10

11 Jamestown College ....2

4 Jamestown College ....3

19 @South Dakota ..........2

9 @South Dakota ..........3

14 South Dakota .............3

9 South Dakota .............4

13 @Huron University ......0

11 @Huron University ......0

12 Wayne State...............7

2 Wayne State...............6

8 Augustana .................6

8 Augustana ..................4

4 @Nebraska-Omaha ....5

5 @Nebraska-Omaha ....2

4 Nebraska-Omaha .......1

9 Nebraska-Omaha .......6

4 @St. Cloud State........2

10 @St. Cloud State........4

3 Morningside................9

10 Morningside................3

7 @Morningside.............6

10 @Morningside...........12

7 Briar Cliff.....................6

11 Briar Cliff.....................5

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Grand Forks

5 St. Cloud State...........2

5 North Dakota..............3

7 Morningside................9

NCAA Division II Midwest

Regional at Evansville, IN

0 Lewis University..........7

1 Southern Indiana ........5

# games at Jody Ramsey

invitational in Edinburg, TX.

—

1993 – Won 39, Lost 15

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

NCC Playoff Champions

SDS OPP

3 @Oral Roberts ............9

0 @Oral Roberts ............7

6 @Central Oklahoma..16

4 Nebraska-Kearney......7

Missouri Southern

Invitational

1 Central Missouri..........2

12 Northern State............5

9 Northwest Missouri.....1

6 Missouri Southern ......5

7 Missouri St. Louis ..(8) 6

8 Northwest Missouri.(11) 7

5 Missouri Southern ......3

6 Northeast Missouri .....3

3 Wisconsin-Eau Claire..0

—

4 @Wayne State ......(8) 3

2 @Wayne State ............3

2 @Northern State .........5

13 Southwest State.........5

6 Southwest State.........3

10 @Southwest State ....15

6 @Southwest State ......1

11 @Morningside...........12

7 @Morningside.............2

5 Mankato State..........11

4 Mankato State............2

15 St. Cloud State.........14

5 St. Cloud State...........2

3 South Dakota .............2

7 South Dakota .............6

8 @South Dakota ........10

8 @South Dakota ..........5

13 Briar Cliff.....................3

9 Briar Cliff.....................4

6 Wayne State...............4

2 Wayne State...............0

17 @Briar Cliff..................9

8 @Briar Cliff..................2

11 Huron .........................4

19 Huron .........................2

3 Augustana ..................2

2 Augustana ..................3

7 @Augustana ...............1

5 @Augustana ...............8

2 Nebraska-Omaha .......1

‘99 Jackrabbit Baseball

12 Nebraska-Omaha .......6

9 @Nebraska-Omaha(8) 7

13 @Nebraska-Omaha ..11

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Brookings

9 North Dakota..............2

3 Northern Colorado .(11) 2

9 Northern Colorado......5

8 North Dakota..............2

NCAA Division II North

Central Regional at

Brookings

7 Southern Indiana ........3

14 North Dakota..............5

1 North Dakota............11

1 North Dakota..............5

—

1994–Won 39, Lost 10, Tied 1

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

NCC Playoff Champions

NCAA Regional Runnerup

SDS OPP

8 @Oral Roberts............3

1 @Oral Roberts ..........15

Missouri Southern

Invitational

4 Jamestown.................7

3 Northwestern, IA ........1

3 Missouri Valley............3

Yankton Invitational

21 Jamestown College ....6

11 Northern State............1

8 Mount Marty...............5

—

8 @Wayne State............5

8 @Wayne State............4

6 @Briar Cliff..................8

10 @Briar Cliff..................5

22 Valley City State .........1

12 Valley City State .........0

10 North Dakota..............4

6 North Dakota..............0

13 Southwest State.......12

5 Southwest State.........6

19 @Southwest State ....11

6 @Nebraska-Omaha ....4

6 @Nebraska-Omaha ....2

3 Nebraska-Omaha .......1

6 Morningside................3

8 Morningside................6

4 @Morningside.............5

8 @Morningside.............6

4 Northern State............3

6 Northern State............2

23 @South Dakota ........10

7 @South Dakota ..........0

9 South Dakota .............4

5 South Dakota .............4

9 Briar Cliff.....................4

7 Briar Cliff.....................4

7 Mount Marty...............6

4 @St. Cloud State........6

3 @St. Cloud State........6

5 @Augustana ...............3

3 @Augustana ...............1

8 Augustana..................4

6 Augustana..................3

North Central Conference

Playoffs at St. Cloud

10 North Dakota State ....1

0 Northern Colorado....10

5 Nebraska-Omaha .......2

5 St. Cloud State...........0

3 Northern Colorado......1

NCAA Division II Central

Regional at Warrensburg,

7 Northern Colorado......6

8 Central Missouri........20

7 Central Missouri........19

—

1995–Won 30, Lost 20

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Runners-up

NCC Playoff Champions

NCAA Regional Runnerup

SDS OPP

Missouri Southern

Invitational

7 Northwest Missouri...11

1 Missouri Southern ......5

8 Northeast Missouri .....3

5 Missouri Southern ......8

14 Northwest Missouri (8) 11

9 Pittsburg State.....(10) 7

3 Missouri Southern ......4

0 Missouri Southern ......9

9 @Southwest Baptist ...6

11 @Southwest Baptist ...7

2 North Dakota State ....7

4 North Dakota State ....6

3 @Wayne State............1

6 @Wayne State............0

3 Southwest State.........0

11 Southwest State.......10

8 @Southwest State ......3

10 @Southwest State ......0

12 Northern State............5

14 Northern State............1

2 @Nebraska-Omaha ....9

3 @Nebraska-Omaha ....0

0 @Nebraska-Omaha ....1

3 @Nebraska-Omaha ....4

2 @Mankato State.........8

3 @Mankato State.........9

2 @Briar Cliff..................1

3 @Briar Cliff..................1

4 @Morningside.............3

4 @Morningisde.............3

14 Morningside................4

2 Morningside................3

1 St. Cloud State...........6

1 St. Cloud State.........14

7 South Dakota .............1

5 South Dakota .............0

10 @South Dakota ..........5

6 @South Dakota ..........9

3 @North Dakota...........1

1 @North Dakota...........5

2 Briar Cliff.....................3

11 Briar Cliff.....................6

9 Wayne State...............6

6 Wayne State...............5

North Central

Conference Playoffs

at Sioux Falls

6 Mankato State............5

13 Augustana................10

15 North Dakota..............3

NCAA Division II

Central Regional at

Warrensburg, MO

14 Missouri Southern ......4

1 Central Missouri........11

10 Central Missouri........15

—

1996–Won 34, Lost 13

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

SDS OPP

Savannah Invitational

5 Southwest State.........1

7 Southwest State.........3

2 Armstrong State .........5

24 Queens, NY................4

9 Adelphi, NY ................1

5 American International 2

7 Sacred Heart..............6

12 Queens, NY................2

3 @Briar Cliff..................2

5 @Briar Cliff..................3

2 Southwest State.........3

4 Southwest State.........3

8 Southwest State.........4

5 Northern State............4

7 Northern State............5

12 Wayne State...............4

19 Wayne State...............0

8 Briar Cliff.....................1

6 Briar Cliff.....................2

10 @St. Cloud State........2

5 @St. Cloud State........8

11 North Dakota State ..18

28 North Dakota State ..20

6 @Augustana ...............3

8 @Augustana ..............0

6 Augustana..................1

0 Augustana..................2

6 Mankato State..........12

5 Mankato State..........15

3 @Nebraska-Omaha ....2

4 @Nebraska-Omaha ....5

13 North Dakota............23

13 North Dakota............12

4 Morningside................8

10 Morningside................6

2 @Morningside.............0

9 @Morningside.............0

3 South Dakota .............2

7 South Dakota .............2

14 @South Dakota ........15

6 @South Dakota ..........5

North Central

Conference Playoffs

at Fargo

15 Mankato State..........18

11 Morningside................2

2 North Dakota State ....4

—

1997–Won 24, Lost 19

Coach – Mark Ekeland

NCC Southern

Division Champions

SDS OPP

Savannah Invitational

1 Sacred Heart..............3

4 Gardner-Webb ...........2

17 Sacred Heart ..............5

12 Armstrong Atlantic......8

10 Queens.............(10) 14

3 Queens.......................4

6 Adelphi .......................4

3 Savannah State..........8

11 @Missouri Western .....7

3 @Missouri Western .....7

3 @Northwest Missouri..4

0 @Nebraska.................3

6 @Briar Cliff..................2

3 @Briar Cliff..................4

4 @Wayne State............3

1 @Wayne State............0

7 #Southwest State.......6

15 #Southwest State.....10

8 &Southwest State.....11

1 #Northern State..........0

13 #Northern State..........1

4 @Mankato State.........5

3 @Mankato State.........5

2 Augustana..................9

4 Augustana..................5

2 @Augustana ...............3

3 @Augustana ...............4

7 Sioux Falls ..................3

12 Nebraska-Omaha .......1

12 Nebraska-Omaha .....15

8 @Nebraska-Omaha ....2

0 @Nebraska-Omaha ..10

15 St. Cloud State...........7

14 St. Cloud State...........4

3 @Morningside.............1

7 @Morningside.............1

17 Morningside..............10

16 Morningside................4

North Central

Conference Playoffs

at Omaha, Neb.

18 North Dakota State ....5

18 St. Cloud State...........2

4 Mankato State............7

11 Augustana................10

6 Mankato State..........10

#at Yankton

&at Vermillion

1998 – Won 24, Lost 18

Coach – Mark Ekeland

SDS OPP

31 Columbia Union..........1

9 Armstrong Atlantic....14

8 Quincy........................0

11 Quincy........................8

10 Armstrong Atlantic....16

5 Armstrong Atlantic......6

17 Wayne State...............4

2 Southwest State.........6

1 Southwest State.........4

11 Briar Cliff.....................4

4 Briar Cliff.....................3

7 Augustana ..................5

13 Augustana ..................5

0 Augustana ..................6

10 Augustana ..................7

3 North Dakota State ....9

6 North Dakota State ....5

0 North Dakota............13

4 North Dakota............14

2 Northern State............0

23 Northern State............4

10 Sioux Falls ..................2

8 Nebraska-Omaha .......6

13 Nebraska-Omaha .......3

5 Nebraska-Omaha .......3

4 Nebraska-Omaha .....12

4 Briar Cliff.....................8

6 Briar Cliff.....................5

6 Mankato State............4

5 Mankato State............6

3 St. Cloud State...........6

7 St. Cloud State...........0

5 Wayne State...............1

2 Wayne State...............4

2 Morningside................5

1 Morningside................3

10 South Dakota .............6

14 South Dakota ............2

4 Southwest State.........2

12 Southwest State.........9

North Central Conference

Playoffs at Mankato

7 Northern Colorado....12

4 North Dakota..............5

Jacks

SDSU plays its home games at Huether Field

BEHIND THE SCENES

PEGGY GORDON

ELLIOTT

PRESIDENT

Peggy Gordon Elliott became

South Dakota State University's

eighteenth president on January 1,

1998 following the retirement of

Robert T. Wagner.

Before becoming president of

SDSU, Elliott was a senior fellow

and acting vice president for

Academic and International

Programs at the American

Association of State Colleges and

Universities in Washington, D.C.

She has extensive higher education

leadership experience at The

University of Akron, where she

served as president from 1992 to

1996, and Indiana University

Northwest, where she was chancellor

from 1983 to 1992.

Elliott earned her doctorate in

secondary education from Indiana

University, her master's in English

and secondary education from

Northwestern University, and her

bachelor's in English from

Transylvania University. She taught

high school in Gary, Indiana, and

moved into various teaching and

administrative positions in the

Indiana University system. She

amassed a broad range of national

experience and made extensive con-

tacts in the Washington community.

FRED OIEN

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR/

HEAD OF HPER

Dr. Fred Oien became the 11th

athletic director at South Dakota

State University July 1, 1990.

Oien earned his Bachelor's

Degree at SDSU in 1972 and has

been on the SDSU staff since 1979,

becoming athletic business/ticket

manager in 1981.

Oien is a 1968 graduate of

Baltic, SD, High School. He added a

master's degree at SDSU in 1975,

then completed his doctorate (Ed.D)

at the University of Massachusetts-

Amherst in 1979.

Oien taught physical education

and health at the Brookings Middle

School 1973-76, during which time

he was varsity golf coach for both

boys and girls, and middle school

basketball and football coach. His

golf teams won state championships

for both boys and girls.

Oien was also women's golf

coach at SDSU, guiding the Jacks

to one North Central Conference

championship. The SDSU women's

golf team of 1982 was voted South

Dakota Women's College Team of

the Year.

Oien, and his wife, Mary, have

two children.

MYLO

HELLICKSON

FACULTY

REPRESENTATIVE

Dr. Hellickson has been South

Dakota State University's faculty rep-

resentative to the North Central

Conference and NCAA since 1977,

and as such is also chairman of the

Athletic, Intramural and Recreation

Committee on campus.

Hellickson is an instructor in

the agriculture engineering depart-

ment at SDSU. He has been on the

SDSU staff since 1969, serving as a

professor in agricultural engineering

until he was appointed as head of

that department during the summer

of 1982.

Dr. Hellickson's specialty has

been in the area of livestock struc-

tures and environment with recent

emphasis on solar energy use in

agriculture. A native of Belfield, ND,

he earned a Bachelor's Degree in

agricultural engineering from North

Dakota State University in 1964,

added a master's degree in Ag

Engineering from NDSU in 1966,

then earned a Ph.D. in engineering

at West Virginia University in 1969.

He was included in Outstanding

Young Men of America in 1970.

Hellickson was presented the

North Central Conference

Meritorious Service Award in 1990.

JIM BOOHER

ATHLETIC TRAINER

Dr. James Booher was inducted

into the National Athletic Trainers

Association Hall of Fame during the

past summer.

He heads one of the top athletic

training operations not only in the

Upper Midwest but the country.

He has been responsible for

the development and growth of the

athletic training-physical therapy

program at SDSU and has had

exceptional results in placing stu-

dents as they advance toward their

physical therapy degree.

Booher is a native of Ashland,

Neb. He earned a Bachelor's

Degree in Biology at Nebraska

Wesleyan in 1965.

He received physical therapy

training at Mayo Clinic in Rochester,

Minn., then earned a Master's

Degree in HPER at SDSU in 1969.

He completed his doctorate at

the University of Utah in 1976.

Booher has been on the SDSU staff

since 1967, although he split time

between the university and the

Brookings Hospital until 1975 when

he became a full-time staff member

at SDSU.

Booher co-authored a textbook

entitled "Athletic Injury Assessment".

Booher is a member of the

NCC Hall of Fame and the South

Dakota Athletic Trainers Association

Hall of Fame. Booher and his wife,

Kathy, have three children.

‘99 Jackrabbit Baseball

1999 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE

BASEBALL SCHEDULE

MARCH

7-10 - Metrodome Invitational Tournament, Minneapolis, MN

7 - Sun Graceland College, IA, NAIA 2-7 9:00 pm Minneapolis, MN

8 - Mon Dana College, NE, NAIA 2-7 9:30 pm Minneapolis, MN

9 - Tue Rockhurst College, MO, DII 2-7 12:30 pm Minneapolis, MN

10 - Wed Rockhurst College, MO DII 2-7 10:00 am Minneapolis, MN

12 - Fri Northwest Missouri State DII 2-7 2:00 pm Maryville, MO

13 - Sat Missouri Western State DII 2-7 1:00 pm St. Joseph, MO

14 - Sun Northwest Missouri State DII 2-7 Noon Maryville, MO

20 - Sat Briar Cliff College NAIA 2-7 1:00 pm Sioux City, IA

21 - Sun Wayne State College DII 2-7 1:00 pm Wayne, NE

27 - SAT SOUTHWEST STATE DII 2-7 1:00 PM BROOKINGS

28 - Sun Southwest State DII 2-7 1:00 pm Marshall, MN

30 - TUE NORTHERN STATE DII 2-7 1:00 PM BROOKINGS

APRIL

1 - THU *NORTH DAKOTA DII 2-7 1:00 PM BROOKINGS

2 - FRI *NORTH DAKOTA STATE DII 2-7 1:00 PM BROOKINGS

5 - MON MINNESOTA-MORRIS DII 2-7 1:30 P,M BROOKINGS

7 - WED * SOUTH DAKOTA DII 2-7 1:30 PM BROOKINGS

10 - SAT *NORTHERN COLORADO DII 2-7 1:30 PM BROOKINGS

11 - SUN *NEBRASKA.-OMAHA DII 2-7 1:30 PM BROOKINGS

16 - Fri *St.Cloud State DII 2-7 1:30 pm St. Cloud, MN

17 - Sat *Minnesota State DII 2-7 1:00 pm Mankato, MN

20 - TUE BRIAR CLIFF COLLEGE NAIA 2-7 1:30 PM BROOKINGS

23 - Fri * South Dakota DII 2-7 1:30 pm Vermillion,SD

24 - Sat *Morningside College DII 2-7 1:30 pm Sioux City, IA

27 - TUE SIOUX FALLS NAIA 1-9 3:00 PM BROOKINGS

MAY

1 - SAT *AUGUSTANA COLLEGE DII 2-7 1:30 PM BROOKINGS

2 - Sun *Augustana College DII 2-7 1:30 pm Sioux Falls, SD

6-8 North Central Conference Tournament at Grand Forks, ND

13-15 NCAA Central Region, TBA

22-29 NCAA Div.II National Championships, TBA, Montgomery, AL

*NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE GAMES