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Volume 6, Number 25 February 10, 2003
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February 5, 2003BLUE DEVILS RECOVER FROM FLAT FIRST HALF TO DOWN SUPERIOR SUPERIOR - Trailing by three points at halftime to a team that has yet to win a conference game this season, UW-Stout caught fire in the second half to go on to an 89-66 win over UW-Superior, Wednesday, Feb. 5 in Superior. After allowing the Yellowjackets (1-18, 0-12 WIAC) to shoot 57 percent in the first half and the three point lead, Stout's (15-6, 7-5) turned up the defense and allowed Superior to hit only 8-of-26 second half field goals. Stout also forced 18 second half turnovers, and kept their own turnovers down to six in the second half. Superior finished the game with 30 turnovers to Stout's 17. Stout nabbed 17 steals, 14 in the second half. Laura Verdegan (Jr, Tony) led Stout's scoring parade, scoring 19 second half points to finish with a game- and career-high 21 points and had eight steals. Jessie Herrman (Jr, Barron) kept Stout in the game in the first half, scoring all 11 of her points before halftime. Sara Kahl (Jr, Menomonie) and Erin Churchill (So, Plum City) chipped in 12 points, Lindsey Erichsen (So, Spring Valley, Minn) 11 and Steffanie Nemitz (Fr, Bloomington) 10.
February 5, 2003MASLOWSKI HELPS BLUE DEVILS PUT DOWN YELLOWJACKETS MENOMONIE - Like a bunch of pesky yellowjackets swarming around an open can of Pepsi in the summer, UW-Superior refused to go away as UW-Stout came out with a 94-73 win, Wednesday, Feb. 5 at Johnson Fieldhouse. Although Stout (13-7, 8-4) led for most of the game - generally around a 15 point lead - the Blue Devils could never seem to swat Superior (4-16, 1-11) away. If Adam Maslowski (Fr, Marshfield) didn't deliver the swatter, he was the one that brought it out. Coming off the bench in the second half, Maslowski scored a career-high 13 points - all in the second half - and seven points he got in a two minute stretch around the 15 minute mark. Maslowksi connected on 4-of-5 field goals, including 2-of-2 3-point shots, to go along with 3-of-4 at the line. Blue Devil guard Casey Chapman (Sr, Hartland) led all scorers with 19 points. Andy Bray (Jr, Menominee, Mich) added 18 points, Julian Greer (Jr, St. Paul, Minn) 17 and Jeff Vandenberghe (Jr, Coon Rapids, Minn) 11. The Yellowjackets got 17 points from their leading scorer, Cody Kastern. Bob Riley had 10 and Matt Bailey and Andrew Browning added 10 points. Stout was blistering from the field in the first half, shooting 74 percent to take a 46-30 halftime lead. The Blue Devils cooled down a bit in the second half and finished shooting 62 percent. Stout shot 28-of-32 from the line for 89 percent.
February 8, 2003BLUE DEVILS FALL, 6-1, TO NO. 1 RANKED ST. NORBERT DE PERE - No. 1 ranked St. Norbert College scored three goals in the final period to take a 6-1 win over UW-Stout, Saturday, Feb. 8 in DePere. St. Norbert scored two goals in the first, added another in the second on the power play, and tacked on another power play goal early in the third and another at the five minute mark. The Blue Devils (6-19-0, 2-12-0 NCHA) scored their lone goal in the third period when Nate Legler (Jr, Lakeville, Minn), on an assist by Dan Riffe (Jr, Byron, Ill), scored with eight minutes remaining in the game. St. Norbert scored their final goal of the game with five minutes left. Stout goalie Jeff Dotson (Jr, Chanhassen, Minn) stopped 48 shots as St. Norbert outshot Stout, 54-18. The Green Knights (22-1-2, 12-1-1 NCHA) clinched the Northern Collegiate Hockey Association, their fifth in seven years, with the win. The quarterfinals of the NCHA playoffs will begin a two-day series, Friday, Feb. 14. Stout will be at No. 2 seeded UW-Superior.February 7, 2003BLUE DEVILS COME UP SHORT AT LAKE FOREST, 5-3 LAKE FOREST, Ill - Lake Forest College scored four unanswered goals to defeat UW-Stout, 5-3, Friday, Feb. 7 at Lake Forest, Ill. The Foresters (13-7-4, 6-6-1 NCHA) opened the scoring with a goal only 97 seconds into the game when Robin Charest scored. The Blue Devils (6-18-0, 2-11-0) wasted little time answering Lake Forest when Dan Riffe (Jr, Byron, Ill) scored 2-minutes, 18-seconds into the game, assisted by Mitch Kellin (Jr, Cohasset, Minn) and Jake Hemmah (So, Red Wing, Minn). Stout doubled their pleasure midway through the period with a goal by John Schaffner (So, Janesville), assisted by Nate Legler (Jr, Lakeville, Minn). Schaffner tacked on his second goal of the evening three minutes into the second period, assisted by Bryan Cummings (Jr, Austin, Minn). That would be it for Stout as the Foresters continued to pelt goalie Jeff Dotson (Jr, Chanhassen, Minn). Dotson stopped 49 shots in the game, but Lake Forest came alive halfway through the second period and never died. Ryan Scapinello scored at 10:38 and Bryan O'Connor scored at 18:39 to tie the score. The Foresters went ahead early in the third period on a goal by Brad Saint, then got the empty net goal with 10 seconds left to seal the win.
February 7, 2003TIFFANY REBER FINISHES IN TOP FIVE IN FOUR EVENTS AT LA CROSSE LA CROSSE - UW-Stout's Tiffany Reber (Sr, Mantorville, Minn) finished in the top five of four events as the Blue Devils placed fourth at the Gershon/McLellan Invitational, Friday, Feb. 7 at UW-La Crosse. Reber was third in the vault (9.00), fifth on the uneven bars (8.90), third on the floor exercise (9.30) and second in the all-around (35.40). As a team, Stout scored 169.575 to place fourth in the five-team meet. Stout will host Hamline University and the University of Wisconsin club team, Friday, Feb. 14. Gershon/McLellan Invitational1. UW-La Crosse 177.25; 2. UW-Eau Claire 174.325; 3. UW-Oshkosh 171.80; 4. UW-Stout 169.575; 5. UW-Whitewater 150.35. Individual Results (First place, all Stout competitors) Vault: 1. Alison Eagles (EC) 9.10; 3. Tiffany Reber 9.00; 11. Robyn Neiderkorn 8.675; 14. Kelsey Gamelin 8.625; 16. Jill Birschbach 8.55; 26. Jenny Rosinsky 7.95; 28. Helen Pansch 7.80; Uneven bars: 1. Michelle Saxton (LX) 9.175; 5. Reber 8.90; 9. Cassie Johnston 8.70; 10. Rhian Paulson 8.65; 15. Lacey Schroedl 8.30; 21. Gamelin 7.55; 22. Shanna Kissinger 7.45; Balance beam: 1. Jennifer Williams (Osh) 9.40; 17. Kissinger 8.45; 21. Reber 8.20; 25. Helen Pansch 7.95; 26. Gamelin 7.925; 27. Birschbach 7.825; 29. Opoien 7.625; Floor exercise: 1. Leslie Stewart (LX) 9.475; 3. Reber 9.30; 17. Pansch 9.00; 18. Kissinger 8.85; 20. Gamelin 8.825; 26. Rosinsky 8.25; 27. Opoien 8.15; All-around: 1. Brianna Lentz (Osh) 36.275; 2. Reber 35.40; 6. Gamelin 32.925.
February 8, 2003BLUE DEVILS SEND FEW INTO OWN WARREN BOWLUS INVITE MENOMONIE - After winning the UW-Stout Pentagular the night before, only a few UW-Stout women competed at the Warren Bowlus Track & Field Invitational, Saturday, Feb. 8. The Blue Devils competed as a non-scoring team in the event. Warren Bowlus Invitational team scores1. UW-La Crosse 174.5; 2. UW-Stevens Point 141; 3. UW-Eau Claire 127.5; 4. UM-Duluth 94.5; 5. UW-River Falls 48.5; 6. UW-Superior 10; 7. St. Scholastica 4. UW-Stout finishers only 55: Ramona Vann 8.57; 200: Sara Manion 29.51; Ashley Juleff 29.04; 400: Alison Weis 1:07.05; Katie Ek-Pangerl 1:09.93; 1500: Heidi Bedsted 5:21.94; Lisa Sorvala 5:23.84; High jump: Ramona Vann 4-6.75; Pole vault: Katie Ploog 8-7; Long jump: Katie Ploog 13-3.75; 4x400-relay: Stout 4:28.24. February 7, 2003DEPTH HANDS BLUE DEVILS WIN IN OWN PENTANGULAR MEET MENOMONIE - UW-Stout captured three first places and scored in 15-of-16 events to take first place at their own UW-Stout Pentangular, Friday, Feb. 7. Cousins Ann Schachtner (So, Somerset) and Marci Schachtner (So, Deer Park) took first places in the throws events with Ann winning the shot put (39-1.25) and Marci winning the 20-pound weight throw (44-2.50). Camelle Meyer (Fr, Plainview, Minn) won the triple jump (31-1.25). Freshman Ashley Juleff (Clear Lake) was second in the 55-meter dash (7.98). Also taking second place finishes for Stout were: Kate Werner (So, Elk Mound) in the 200 (28.28); Lacey Osuldsen (Sr, Ladysmith) in the 5000 (19:34.04); Lindsay Steinmeyer (Jr, Menomonie) in the 55-hurdles (9.96); Ramona Vann (So, Grand Rapids, Minn) in the triple jump (30-9): and Katie Ploog (Fr, Chisago City, Minn) in the pole vault (8-0.75). A limited Stout team will compete in the Warren Bowlus Invitational Saturday, Feb. 8. UW-Stout Pentangular Team Results1. UW-Stout 175; 2. St. Norbert 112; 3. Bethel College 98; 4. Hamline 97; 5. Northwestern 48; 6. Martin Luther 16; 7. North Central (Minn) 8. Individual results (First place, all Stout finishers) 55: 1. Shanelle Lee (Bethel) 7.83; 2. Ashley Juleff 7.98; 6. Sara Manion 8.17; 200: 1. Becca Janssen (Bethel) 28.26; 2. Kate Werner 28.28; 4. Sarah Jenne 29.08; 14. Amy Biegel 31.52; 15. Tricia Lipke 31.71; 17. Kristin Becker 33.55; 400: 1. Alicia Wakefield (Bethel) 1:03.06; 800: 1. Katie Ledesman (SNC) 2:27.95; 6. Alison Weis 2:33.75; 7. Lisa Sorvala 2:35.03; 11. Katie Ek-Pangerl 2:39.87; 1500: 1. Keidra Anderson (Hamline) 5:00.19; 5. Tracy Oostdyk 5:09.61; 7. Mara Anderson 5:37.90; 8. Valori Schaffer 5:38.96; 11. Katie Bader 5:50.24; 13. Katie Heard 5:58.53; 3000: 1. Emily Simon (NWC) 11:04.32; 4. Heidi Bedsted 11:30.14; 8. Christine Enger 11:51.77; 11. Becky Werner 12:34.56; 5000: 1. Julie Deyo (SNC) 18:17.80; 2. Lacey Osuldsen 19:34.04; 4. Leah Karaliunas 21:25.48; 6. Laura Eysnogle 22:26.06; 55-hurdles: 1. Stacy Heiling (Hamline) 9.10; 2. Lindsay Steinmeyer 9.86; 5. Nicole Stimson 10.35; 6. Amy Biegel 10.31; 7. Sarah Eiserman 10.35; 9. Attalia Young 10.62; 4x200-relay: 1. Bethel 1:52.64; 4X400-relay: 1. Bethel 4:16.57; 3. Stout 4:26.18; 5. Stout B 4:43.51; High jump: 1. Tricia Steele (Bethel) 5-1.75; 5. Camelle Meyer 4-7.50; 6. Amy Biegel 4-5.50; Pole vault: 1. Jana Berglund (NWC) 9-6.50; 2. Katie Ploog 8-0.75; Long jump: 1. Lori Meyer (MLC) 15-1; 3. Amy Biegel 14-0; 4. Ramona Vann 13-6.50; 6. Attalia Young 12-8.75; 7. Sara Manion 12-8.25; Triple jump: 1. Camelle Meyer (Stout) 31-1.25; 2. Ramona Vann 30-9; 3. Sarah Eiserman 28-9; Shot put: 1. Ann Schachtner (Stout) 39-1.25; 5. Kari McWithey 36-5; 6. Marci Schachtner 35-8; 8. Bonnie Nutt 34-7.75; 10. Tabitha Martin 31-6; 13. Kim Randt 29-6; 20-lb wt: 1. Marci Schachtner (Stout) 44-2.50; 5. Kari McWithey 39-9.25; 7. Wendy Keller 35-8.50; 8. Bonnie Nutt 35-3.25; 9. Ann Schachtner 34-8.25; 13. Kim Randt 30-9.25.
February 8, 2003CASSELLIUS VAULTS TO FIRST AT WARREN BOWLUS INVITE MENOMONIE - UW-Stout's Lewis Cassellius (Jr, Glenwood City) was the Blue Devils' lone first place finisher at Stout's own Warren Bowlus Invitational, Saturday, Feb. 8. Cassellius won the pole vault with a leap of 14-feet, 6-inches. Eric Moe (Sr, Hixton) took home a pair of third place finishes in the long jump (21-3.50) and triple jump (44-9.75). Freshman Brian Anderson (Waunakee) was second in the 55-hurdles (8.09). Jason Geiger (Fr, Grantsburg) was fifth in the pole vault (13-6.50) and Justin Feiten (Fr, Bloomer) was seventh (12-6.75), Mark Kempen (Fr, Kaukauna) was sixth in the 800 (1:59.86), Ryan Carpenter (Fr, Sauk City) was seventh in the triple jump (42-11.50) and Brady Hurtgen (So, Ridgeland) was eighth in the 55-dash (6.80). As a team, Stout placed fifth. The Blue Devils will compete at the Wisconsin/Minnesota Challenge, Saturday, Feb. 15 in Northfield, Minn. Warren Bowlus Invitational team scores1. UW-Stevens Point 189; 2. St. Thomas 144; 3. Minnesota-Duluth 113; 4. UW-Eau Claire 76; 5. UW-Stout 52; 6. Life Member Sports 10; 7. UW-River Falls 7; 8. Michigan Tech Track Club 2; 8. Collegeville Track Club 2. Individual Results (First place, all Stout finishers) 55: Dan Tutskey (LMS) 6.39; 8. Brady Hurtgen 6.80; 9. Steve Wenhardt 6.79; 17. DeShay Hudson 6.93; 20. Dustin Berglin 7.05; 23. Zac Germo 7.12; 200: 1. Trevor Nobile (SP) 22.98; 15. Steve Wenhardt 24.16; 23. Dustin Berglin 24.62; 26. DeShay Hudson 24.85; 31. Zac Germo 25.05; 400: 1. Carson Glad (UST) 49.92; 12. Scott Barthel 52.59; 800: 1. Adam Gellerstadt (UMD) 1:55.42; 6. Mark Kempen 1:59.86; 1500: 1. Ben Schmiege (EC) 4:00.05; 21. John Ullrich 4:17.34; 25. John Maresh 4:23.54; 29. Mitch Schlough 4:27.96; 30. Todd Dexheimer 4:30.83; 3000: 1. Jesse Baumann (SP) 8:33.73; 12. Ryan Chernik 9:18.01; 14. Adam Burrack 9:22.31; 17. Brett Heimstead 9:31.18; 19. Nate Lynch 9:46.32; 5000: 1. Adam Condit (EC) 15:14.10; 55-hurdles: 1. Andrew Schleipp (SP) 7.90; 2. Brian Anderson 8.09; 4x200-relay: 1. St. Thomas 1:31.02; 4. Stout 1:35.20; 4x400-relay: 1. St. Thomas 3:22.49; 4. Stout 3:27.21; Stout B 3:38.15; Stout C 3:44.25; High jump: 1. Ryan Shepard (SP) 6-7.50; 12. Brian Anderson 5-9.75; 14. Matt Delaney 5-9.75; Pole vault: 1. Lewis Cassellius (Stout) 14-6; 5. Jason Geiger 13-6.50; 7. Justin Feiten 12-6.75; Long jump: 1. Cory Lesperance (SP) 21-6.25; 3. Eric Moe 21-3.50; 9. Ryan Carpenter 19-9; 13. Mark Swenson 19-6; 16. Matt Delaney 18-5.75; Triple jump: 1. Joe Thomas (UST) 45-1; 3. Eric Moe 44-9.75; 7. Ryan Carpenter 42-11.50; Shot put: 1. Noah Eshenbauch (SP) 51-9; 10. Scott Jensen 40-9; 12. Jason Hotujec 40-6.75; 35-lb wt: 1. Noah Eshenbauch (SP) 61-8.50; February 7, 2003KEVIN RIESTER WINS 400 AT STOUT PENTANGULAR MENOMONIE - Kevin Riester (Jr, Red Wing, Minn) won the 400-meter dash as three UW-Stout runners placed in the top five of the event at the UW-Stout Pentangular, Friday, Feb. 7. Riester clocked a time of 51.55-seconds to take the event. Taylor Hustad (So, Colfax) was fourth (52.49) and Jim Dvorak (So, New Prague, Minn) was fifth (52.64). Jason Kirch (Sr, Sauk Prairie) was second in the 5000-meter run (16:38.07), as was Jay Sitek (Jr, Marinette) in the high jump (5-10.75). Scott Barthel (So, Brooklyn Park, Minn) was third in the 800 (2:02.20). Stout ran a limited size squad. The majority of the team will compete in the Warren Bowlus Invitational, Saturday, Feb. 8. UW-Stout Pentangular Men's Team Results1. St. Norbert 159; 2. Hamline 110; 3. Bethel 88; 4. Northwestern 73; 5. Martin Luther 67; 6. UW-Stout 54; 7. North Central (Minn) 23. Individual results (First place, all Stout finishers) 400: Kevin Riester (Stout) 51.55; 4. Taylor Hustad 52.49; 5. Jim Dvorak 52.64; 800: 1. Kyle Needham (MLC) 1:58.14; 3. Scott Barthel 2:02.20; 5. Mitch Schlough 2:03.00; 15. John Maresh 2:08.21; 19. Todd Dexheimer 2:11.36; 1500: 1. Colin McKean (SNC) 4:07.25; 5. Mark Kempen 4:14.56; 9. Ryan Chernik 4:20.02; 11. Adam Burrack 4;22.96; 5000: 1. Cameron Ausen (MLC) 16:31.75; 2. Jason Kirch 16:38.07; 4x200-relay: 1. St Norbert 1;33.94; 4. Stout 1:38.61; High jump: 1. Will Sallee 6-7.50; 2. Jay Sitek 5-10.75; Updated: February 10, 2003 |