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2010-11 GPAC TIGERS 2010-11 GPAC Standings GPAC ALL GAMES W L Pct. W L Pct. Northwestern College 14 4 .778 22 9 .710 University of Sioux Falls 13 5 .722 24 9 .727 DAKOTA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 12 6 .667 24 9 .727 Briar Cliff University 12 6 .667 23 9 .719 Dordt College 10 8 .556 19 12 .613 Concordia University 10 8 .556 16 13 .552 Morningside College 10 8 .556 15 17 .469 Doane College 7 11 .389 13 15 .464 Mount Marty College 7 11 .389 10 20 .333 Nebraska Wesleyan University 5 13 .278 10 17 .370 Hastings College 5 13 .278 9 20 .310 Midland University 3 15 .167 8 24 .250 2010-11 GPAC All-Conference Teams GPAC Player-of-the-Year Brady Wiebe, Sr., F, Dakota Wesleyan GPAC Coach-of-the-Year Chris Johnson, Sioux Falls GPAC Defensive Player-of-the-Year Ryan Hoogeveen, Sr., G, Northwestern FIRST TEAM Tyler Byrd .......................... 6-0.........Jr. ......... G ........CNC Matt Geelan ....................... 6-4........ Sr. .......... F ........BCU Garth Hamilton ................. 6-8.........Jr. ..........P ........MOR Ryan Hoogeveen .............. 6-3........ Sr. ......... G ........NOR Kelly Hubbard ................... 6-4........ Sr. ......... G ........USF Ben Miller .......................... 6-6........So. ........ G ........NOR Nick Reed ......................... 6-4........ Fr. ......... G ........DOA Jake Shipley ..................... 6-8........So. ........ G ........BCU Daniel Van Kalsbeek ........ 6-5........So. .........P ........NOR Brady Wiebe .................... 6-6........ Sr. .......... F.........DWU Trevor Wolterstorff ............ 6-4........So. ......... F ........DOR 2010-11 GPAC Postseason Tournament FIRST ROUND (Feb. 22, 2011) #9 Mount Marty 77 ................ #8 Doane 55 #7 Morningside 99 .............. #10 Hastings 86 #11 Midland 81 .................... #6 Concordia 66 SECOND ROUND (Feb. 24, 2011) #5 Dordt 69 .......................... #4 Briar Cliff 63 #1 Northwestern 93 ............. #9 Mount Marty 70 #2 Sioux Falls 78 ................. #7 Morningside 71 #3 Dakota Wesleyan 81 ..... #11 Midland 69 SEMIFINALS (Feb. 26, 2011) #2 Sioux Falls 74................. #3 Dakota Wesleyan 68 #5 Dordt 79 .......................... #1 Northwestern 61 FINALS (March 1, 2011) #2 Sioux Falls 91 ................. #5 Dordt 77 GPAC Freshman-of-the-Year Nick Reed, Doane SECOND TEAM Bryce Arp ........................... 6-8.........Jr. .......... F ........NWU Derek Fletcher .................. 6-7........ Sr. ......... G ........HAS Sam Huebner ................... 6-6........ Sr. .......... F ........CNC David Maxwell ................... 6-5........So. ........ G ........USF Joshua Riser ................... 5-11 ........Jr. ......... G ........DOA Zach Rosenboom ............ 6-5.........Jr. .......... F ........MID Larry Swann .................... 6-1........ Sr. ..........G ........DWU Chase Walder .................. 6-3........ Sr. ..........G ........DWU Jared Wall ......................... 6-9........ Sr. ......... C ........MMC Cliff Warner ...................... 5-10.......So. ........ G ........DOR HONORABLE MENTION BCU: Brenton Brown, Chase Vander Feen CNC: Porter Birtell, Ryan Shrum DOA: Jake Johnson DOR: Austin Katje, Jordan Vogel HAS: Tobin Reinwald MID: Alex Knobbe, Marcus Messersmith MOR: Bryan Borchers, Trent Miller, Kevin Zoz MMC: Weston Kusser NWU: Nick Dinan NOR: Stuart Goslinga USF: Ronnell Grant Dakota Wesleyan’s Darrin Dorsey became the first player to earn three GPAC Player-of-the-Week honors in one season in 2010. Tiger Men’s Basketball page 20 www.dwu.edu
RECORDS Championship Seasons Conference Championships Season Conference Year Record Record Coach 1918-19 7-2 5-1 Bud Dougherty 1919-20 10-2 9-1 Bud Dougherty 1929-30 10-5 9-2 Stewart Ferguson 1930-31 13-2 10-0 Stewart Ferguson 1931-32* 19-1 11-0 Stewart Ferguson 1932-33 12-4 10-1 Stewart Ferguson 1938-39 20-3 11-2 Les Belding 1939-40 14-5 7-1 Les Belding 1942-43 21-2 11-1 Les Belding 1945-46 16-6 9-1 Ray Green 1946-47 25-3 10-0 Dave Gorby 1962-63 16-7 10-2 Gordon Fosness (co-champs with Northern) 1963-64 23-3 11-1 Gordon Fosness 1966-67 19-8 9-3 Gordon Fosness (co-champs with Dakota State) 1967-68 20-5 11-1 Gordon Fosness 1968-69 19-7 10-2 Gordon Fosness 1970-71 16-6 10-2 Gordon Fosness 1973-74 19-6 10-2 Gordon Fosness 1974-75 14-11 7-3 Gordon Fosness (tri-champs with SSC and Huron) 1976-77 17-9 8-2 Gordon Fosness 1978-79 26-3 12-0 Gordon Fosness 1983-84 15-12 11-3 Jim Martin (co-champs with Tech) 1984-85 16-10 7-3 Jim Martin (tri-champs with SFC and Tech) 1989-90 21-9 10-0 Doug Martin 1991-92 23-6 8-2 Doug Martin 1994-95 19-11 7-3 Doug Martin (co-champs with Tech) 1996-97 20-8 13-3 Doug Martin (co-champs with BHS) 2009-10 28-6 16-2 John Hemenway * The only loss was in a postseason tournament (regular season ended 17-0). • All conference championships were SDIC, except 1945-46 and 1946-47 when Dakota Wesleyan was a member of the Dakota-Iowa Conference and 2009-10 when DWU was a member of the Great Plains Athletic Conference. • Dakota Wesleyan has won 28 conference championships. • In 2009-10, DWU also won the GPAC Tournament title. Undefeated Regular Season 1931-32 (17-0) DWU went on to the National AAU Tournament to win the first two games before losing the third game to Schuessler Athletic Club of Chicago 39-35 in overtime. Undefeated Seasons in Conference Play 1930-31; 1931-32; 1946-47; 1978-79; 1989-90 Tiger Men’s Basketball page 21 TIGERS Longest Single Season Streak 24 games in a row (1978-79) The Tigers lost their first and fourth games before winning 24 straight. They lost their first game in the NAIA National Tournament to Central Washington, ending the season with a 26-3 record. 19 games in a row (1942-43) The only losses that year were to Augustana during the regular season and Cape Girardeau College of Missouri in the NAIA National Tournament. Cape Girardeau went on to win the national championship. Postseason National Tournaments Year Tournament Record 1931 AAU 1-1 1932 AAU 2-1 1933 AAU 0-1 1937 NAIA 0-1 1938 NAIA 0-1 1939 NAIA 2-1 1940 NAIA 0-1 1941 NAIA 0-1 1943 NAIA 0-1 1946 NAIA 2-1 1947 NAIA 1-1 1964 NAIA 0-1 1979 NAIA 0-1 1995 NAIA II 0-1 2007 NAIA II 0-1 2008 NAIA II 0-1 2009 NAIA II 0-1 2010 NAIA II 1-1 2011 NAIA II 1-1 In 1945, DWU was invited to participate in the tournament, but the coach declined because many basketball players were serving in the armed services by tournament time. • Three national tournament teams reached the quarterfinals: 1931-32 (AAU), 1938-39 and 1945-46 (NAIA). • In 1937 and 1941, DWU finished second in the conference but was invited to the tournament. • In 1938, DWU finished fourth in the conference but won the first playoff in the conference to qualify for the national tournament. • The first NAIA National Tournament was in 1937. Dakota Wesleyan played the first game of that tournament, losing to Southwestern Kansas 54-26. • In 1939, DWU beat Texas West Teachers College, who were billed, “The Tallest Team in the World.” • DWU has appeared in more NAIA National Tournaments (19) than any South Dakota College. • No South Dakota college has appeared in more consecutive NAIA national tournaments than Dakota Wesleyan (five from 1937-41 and 2007-11). • DWU qualified for the NAIA National Tournament in 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11. This ties the school’s longest streak from the 1936-37 season through the 1940-41 season when Wesleyan also had five consecutive national tournament bids. www.dwu.edu
Page 1 and 2: THE GUIDE Table of Contents Table o
Page 3 and 4: CORN PALACE TIGERS A One-of-a-Kind
Page 5 and 6: ROSTERS 2011-12 DWU Tiger Men’s B
Page 7 and 8: OUTLOOK TIGERS Jordan Long German M
Page 9 and 10: COACHES Win-Loss Records by Coach C
Page 11 and 12: PROFILES #42 Jordan Long 6-4 • 19
Page 13 and 14: PROFILES Tracy Hofer 6-0 • 205
Page 15 and 16: PROFILES Tiger Men’s Basketball F
Page 17 and 18: PROFILES Dominique Mack 5-11 • 19
Page 19: 2010-11 STATS TIGERS 2010-11 Season
Page 23 and 24: RECORDS NAIA All-Americans TIGERS S
Page 25 and 26: RECORDS TIGERS Year W L Coach 1917-
Page 27 and 28: MEDIA Tigers on For 39 years runnin

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