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1999 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1998-99 North Dakota Fighting Sioux Front Row (L-R): Mandy Arndtson, assistant coach Sheri Kleinsasser, assistant coach Darcy Deutsch, coach Gene Roebuck, trainer Kevin Curley, strength coach Paul Chapman, Tonia Jones. Middle Row: Jaime Pudenz, Casey Carroll, Kami Winger, Jenny Crouse, Katie Richards, Lynda Hass. Back Row: Missy Leno, Rachel Hoffman, Shelly Debbout, Kristeen Hoffman, Krissi Super, Jenny Hoffner. 1998-99 University of North Dakota Women’s Basketball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown 5 Jaime Pudenz G 5-5 Jr. Jeffers, Minn. 10 Tonia Jones G 5-8 So. Thompson, N.D. 15 Lynda Hass F 6-0 Sr. St. Francis, Minn. 23 Missy Leno G 5-10 Fr. Bismarck, N.D. 24 Jenny Hoffner G 5-8 So. Brooklyn Park, Minn. 25 Rachel Hoffman F/C 6-0 Fr. Benson, Minn. 30 Kristeen Hoffman F/C 6-0 Fr. Munich, N.D. 32 Kami Winger F/C 6-2 Sr. Forest River, N.D. 33 Krissi Super F 5-11 So. Middle River, Minn. 34 Shelly Debbout C 6-1 Fr. DePere, Wis. 40 Casey Carroll G 5-8 Sr. Edina, Minn. 41 Katie Richards F 5-11 Jr. Hope, N.D. 43 Mandy Arndtson F 5-11 So. Austin, Minn. 51 Jenny Crouse C 6-3 Sr. Freeport, Ill. Coach: Gene Roebuck Assistant coaches: Darcy Deutsch, Sheri Kleinsasser, Tiffany Pudenz 1999 Statistical Leaders Points: 600, Jenny Crouse Rebounds: 324, Jenny Crouse 3-Pt. FG: 77, Katie Richards Assists: 205, Jaime Pudenz Blocks: 152, Jenny Crouse Steals: 60, Tonia Jones 1999 Individual Honors Katie Richards • All-NCC • Kodak HM All-American Kami Winger • All-NCC Jenny Crouse • NCC Player of the Year • WBCA, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin DII Player of the Year • Division II Bulletin, Kodak, Daktronics All-American Jaime Pudenz • Daktronics, DII Bulletin All-American • Kodak HM All-American • All-NCC, Academic All-NCC • Verizon Academic All-American Casey Carroll • Academic All-NCC Gene Roebuck • NCC Coach of the Year Won 31, Lost 1 17-1 North Central Conference, first Home: 16-0; Away: 12-1; Neutral: 3-0 Nov. 15 Lake Superior State W 75-50 Nov. 19 at Florida Southern W 86-74 Nov. 20 at St. Leo W 68-45 Nov. 24 Bemidji State W 82-60 Dec. 1 Minnesota-Duluth W 95-67 Dec. 5 at Minnesota-Duluth W 93-77 Dec. 8 at MSU, Moorhead W 103-67 Dec. 12 Minnesota-Morris W 109-54 Dec. 13 Jamestown W 91-47 Dec. 19 Northern Colorado * W 103-75 Dec. 20 Nebraska-Omaha * W 98-52 Jan. 3 North Dakota State * W 95-83 Jan. 8 at South Dakota * W 64-58 Jan. 9 at Morningside * W 102-73 Jan. 15 St. Cloud State * W 90-74 Jan. 16 MSU, Mankato * W 78-58 Jan. 22 at South Dakota State * W 108-77 Jan. 23 at Augustana * W 77-59 Jan. 30 at North Dakota State * L 83-87 Feb. 5 Morningside * W 124-86 Feb. 6 South Dakota * W 90-56 Feb. 12 at MSU, Mankato * W 78-64 Feb. 13 at St. Cloud State * W 106-83 Feb. 19 Augustana * W 94-56 Feb. 20 South Dakota State * W 97-78 Feb. 26 at Nebraska-Omaha * W 62-53 Feb. 27 at Northern Colorado * W 85-60 NCAA Division II North Central Regional Grand Forks, N.D. Mar. 6 Augustana W 84-62 Mar. 7 North Dakota State W 83-60 NCAA Division II Elite Eight Pine Bluff, Ark. Mar. 17 vs. Kennesaw State W 96-69 Mar. 18 vs. Emporia State W 87-81 Mar. 20 vs. Arkansas Tech W 80-63 * North Central Conference game 97
98 1999 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS PINE BLUFF, Ark. — Arkansas Tech coach Joe Foley couldn’t have asked for much more. His undersized, depthdepleted Golden Suns went toothand-nail with No. 1-ranked UND for 30 minutes. “It took that ballclub that’s still out on the floor to beat us,” Foley said, referring to UND, which was in the midst of its annual postgame celebration. “I don’t think there is any other team in the country that could have beaten us today.” Foley had a point. The Golden Suns, a team with nothing to prove, pushed UND to the limit. But UND had a point to prove, too. The Sioux wanted to become one of the all-time powers of NCAA Division II women’s basketball. And when push came to shove, UND was the last team standing once again. The Sioux, behind a smothering second-half defense, beat Tech 80-63 on Saturday in the championship game of the NCAA Elite Eight women’s basketball tournament before 3,135 fans at the Pine Bluff Convention Center. The national title was the third straight for UND and perhaps its most difficult to achieve, considering key injuries limited the team’s traditional depth. “We had to work very, very hard,” UND coach Gene Roebuck said of a win that many expected to be a blowout. “It was a great game. This was the first chance to coach against Joe Foley, and it’s easy to see why his team always is in the national scene. His team came to play. “I knew this game wouldn’t be easy. I give them a lot of credit for making us work. But I give credit to our players, too.” Tech gave UND all it could handle in the first half. The Suns, who made eight of their first 12 shots, ran their complex half-court offense to near perfection. Despite giving up size at nearly every position, the Suns’ complex screening gave the Sioux fits inside. Khelli Mullen’s basket at the 6:02 mark gave the Suns their biggest lead at 34-28. But the Sioux went on a 7-0 run before Mullen scored again inside for a 36-35 lead. But Jenny Crouse, who has rescued the Sioux time and time again throughout her career, scored at 2:45 to give UND a 37-36 lead. The Sioux led by four (41-37) at halftime but could not put the Suns away until the final 10 minutes. “We weren’t surprised by the way they hit their shots early,” UND’s Katie Richards said. “But we were surprised at the number of screens they set. They probably set four (screens) for every shot they took. “They came out and played with no fear, and you have to respect that. We just needed to calm down and play our kind of defense.” The Sioux did just that in the second half, making it difficult for the Suns, led by A.J. Thomas’ 16 points, to get decent shots. “They last 10 minutes, they really picked it up defensively, and that was the difference,” Foley said. And UND’s offense did its job, too. Laura Buss’ put-back at 11:22 pulled Tech to within 58-52, but it was all UND after that. Crouse, named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player Triple Crown Sioux withstand Arkansas Tech’s spirited challenge, pull away in second half to win their third straight title By Wayne Nelson Herald Staff Writer (Reprinted by permission of the Grand Forks Herald) for the second straight year, scored back-toback baskets followed by a Tonia Jones’ fastbreak basket for a 64-52 lead with 7:58 left. Crouse led the Sioux with 24 points. The clinching baskets, both 3-pointers, came from Richards — after she grabbed an offensive rebound — and from Jenny Hoffner. The baskets came in a span of 1:29. Hoffner’s trey put UND up 70-57 with 6:54 left. “To win championships, you have to have someone step up who you don’t expect to step up,” Roebuck said. “Hoffner hit key 3pointers and (Jones) did a good job of taking the ball to the glass.” And, then there was Kami Winger, whose 17 rebounds led the Sioux to a whopping 49-27 advantage on the boards. After the Sioux went up by 13, they continued to play hard defensively. The Suns managed only two points in the last 4:30. “Defense won this game,” Roebuck said. “I thought we played about as well defensively as we could.” Four UND players were in double figures, led by Crouse. Jaime Pudenz (14 points), Richards (13) and Jones (12) also were in double figures. But the points from Pudenz were a major bonus, considering the junior guard played most of the Elite Eight on a sprained right ankle. She gutted it out, as did the Sioux against a team that wasn’t expected to make it past the South Region Tournament. The Sioux (31-1) were expected to win their third straight national title. And it perhaps was the best of the three for seniors Crouse, Winger and Casey Carroll. “It was a good way to go out,” Crouse said.
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2007-08 OUTLOOK By Matt Schill, Pub
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16 SENIOR PROFILES KARLA KARLA BECK
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CAREER: Ranks fourth all-time at UN
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NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE The North
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NCC OPPONENTS Minnesota Duluth Bull
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