9o-5 (2011-12 DWU Men's Basketball Media Guide ... - DWU Athletics
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COACHES<br />
Win-Loss Records by Coach<br />
Coach (Years) W L<br />
Gordon Fosness (1961-83) 351 195<br />
10 Conference Championships<br />
Doug Martin (1988-05) 252 256<br />
4 Conference Championships<br />
Les Belding (1934-45) 147 51<br />
3 Conference Championships<br />
John Hemenway (2005-10) 115 49<br />
1 Conference Championship<br />
Stewart Ferguson (1929-34) 71 17<br />
4 Conference Championships<br />
Bud Dougherty (1919-27) 71 36<br />
2 Conference Championships<br />
Jim Borsheim (1956-61) 70 35<br />
Bob McCardle (1949-54) 56 42<br />
Jim Martin (1983-87) 41 65<br />
2 Conference Championships<br />
Dave Gorby (1946-48) 37 13<br />
1 Conference Championship<br />
Shane Murphy (2010-pres.) 24 9<br />
Erv Pitts (1954-56) 21 16<br />
Ray Green (1945) 16 6<br />
1 Conference Championship<br />
Elliott Hatfield (1927-29) 16 11<br />
Edwin “Red” Thomas (1948) 10 <strong>12</strong><br />
Harry Hersey (1917) 7 1<br />
Emerson Cobb (1943) 6 6<br />
John Morrison (1987) 4 24<br />
<strong>DWU</strong> ATHLETIC TRAINERS<br />
Jarod<br />
Guthmiller,<br />
M.S., ATC<br />
Men’s <strong>Basketball</strong><br />
Athletic Trainer<br />
Kacie<br />
Sanderson<br />
Student Athletic<br />
Trainer<br />
Abby<br />
Hubbard<br />
Student Athletic<br />
Trainer<br />
Sarah<br />
Weidler<br />
Student Athletic<br />
Trainer<br />
Eric<br />
Lundberg<br />
Student Athletic<br />
Trainer<br />
For more information<br />
about <strong>DWU</strong> Athletic<br />
Training, go to<br />
www.dwu.edu/<br />
catalog/courses/<br />
athletic_training.htm<br />
on the Web.<br />
TIGERS<br />
Josh Mueller<br />
Assistant Men’s <strong>Basketball</strong> Coach<br />
Josh Mueller begins his second season<br />
as the assistant coach for the Dakota<br />
Wesleyan University men’s basketball<br />
program in <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>. This is Mueller’s first<br />
coaching stint, but he has a wealth of<br />
basketball experience under his belt and<br />
has been a valuable addition to the Tiger coaching staff.<br />
Most recently, Mueller played professional basketball in<br />
Finland, Holland and Germany. He also spent time in the 2nd<br />
Bundesliga in Germany. He played in Germany for three years<br />
and spent one year each in Finland and Holland. Before<br />
playing overseas, he played for the Sioux Falls Skyforce, an<br />
NBA Development League team in Sioux Falls, S.D.<br />
Mueller played college basketball at the University of South<br />
Dakota, and he graduated as the career leader in assists<br />
(801), steals (256) and 3-point field goals (308). He is second<br />
on the all-time scoring list (1,994). Mueller was a part of the<br />
2005 North Central Conference Tournament Championship<br />
team which won a school-record 27 games. He was a twotime<br />
Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year finalist, which includes<br />
the top 16 guards in the nation. He was also a three-time<br />
selection to the NCC All-Conference Team.<br />
In high school, Mueller was a part of a West Central squad<br />
that won back-to-back state titles at the South Dakota Class “A”<br />
State Tournament in 2000 and 2001. He also led his team to a<br />
runner-up finish in 1999. He is third all-time in points scored in<br />
South Dakota with 2,563, and he holds the state tournament<br />
record for most points with 147 in three games.<br />
Mueller lives in Mitchell and is pursuing a master’s degree in<br />
education at Dakota Wesleyan.<br />
Zander Tasch<br />
Graduate Assistant<br />
Men’s <strong>Basketball</strong> Coach<br />
Zander Tasch enters his second season<br />
as the <strong>DWU</strong> men’s basketball graduate<br />
assistant in <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong>. Tasch started with<br />
the Tigers in the 2010-11 season, and he<br />
helped Dakota Wesleyan to a 24-9 overall<br />
record and a Sweet 16 appearance in the<br />
NAIA National Championships in Point Lookout, Mo.<br />
At Dakota Wesleyan, Tasch serves as a recruiting<br />
coordinator for the men’s basketball program and helps with<br />
film exchange, scouting reports, film breakdown and<br />
monitoring the academic progress of the Tiger basketball<br />
players.<br />
Before coming to <strong>DWU</strong>, Tasch, a Nantucket, Mass., native,<br />
worked the 2009-10 season in basketball operations at Long<br />
Island University – C.W. Post, an NCAA Division II school.<br />
Tasch graduated from the College of Charleston in 2006<br />
with a degree in mass media communications. In addition to<br />
his work with college teams, he has also worked two summers<br />
at the LeBron James Kings Academy and Wootten <strong>Basketball</strong><br />
Camps. He helped for one season at the Jim Calhoun Camp<br />
at the University of Connecticut, Providence College <strong>Basketball</strong><br />
Camp, the Paul Pierce Camp and the Celtics Youth Camps.<br />
At Dakota Wesleyan, Tasch is pursuing a master’s degree in<br />
educational policy and administration.<br />
Tiger Men’s <strong>Basketball</strong><br />
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