Volume 6, Number 2
September 1, 2003

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SOCCER
The Blue Devils (2-0) will open the WIAC season this Friday, Sept. 5 when they host UW-Superior at 7 p.m. at Nelson Field. Stout had little trouble with the Yellowjackets last year, squashing them 11-0. The 'Jackets defeated Presentation College, 2-0, last week. Last week: The Blue Devils won the Advantage Emblem Cup in Duluth, Minn., downing host St. Scholastica, 1-0, Aug. 29, then turning around the next day to tip Bemidji State, 1-0. Offensive player of the week: Carrie Schrank, Jr, Reedsburg; Defensive player of the week: Melissa Ballweg, Jr, Merrimac.

VOLLEYBALL
The Blue Devils (2-2) will be at Bethel College Wednesday, Sept. 3, then head over to Minneapolis, Minn., to compete in the Augburg College Invitational, Sept. 5-6. The Blue Devils will play Bethany College and St. Benedict, Friday and St. Olaf again Saturday before the place matches. Stout won the tournament last year. Last week: The Blue Devils went 2-2 at the UW-River Falls Invitational, Aug. 29-30, downing Whitworth College and St. Olaf, and falling to Central College and Macalester. Player of the week: Brooke Viegut, Sr, Abbotsford

FOOTBALL
 The Blue Devil football team has the biggest wait of all teams, not getting their season underway until Saturday, Sept. 13 when they host Hardin-Simmons University at 1 p.m. The Blue Devils were given the top spot in the preseason WIAC poll. Stout was given the top spot in the WIAC preseason poll, garnering six first place votes from conference sports information directors. Stout has been ranked as high as 10th the Sports Illustrated preseason poll, was in the top 20 in three other polls and the top 25 in a fifth poll. Joe Kersten, Ben Knepper and Josh Towner were named preseason All-America. Stout finished the season at 7-3 overall, 4-3 in the WIAC.

WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
The Blue Devils get underway this week, traveling to Green Bay to compete in the Tom Barry Invitational hosted by St. Norbert College, Saturday, Sept. 6. The Blue Devils won the event last year. Last week: The Blue Devils competed in their own alumni/intrasquad meet, Aug. 30. Runner of the week: Christine Enger, So, Blue Earth, Minn.

MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY
The Blue Devils get underway this week, traveling to Green Bay to compete in the Tom Barry Invitational hosted by St. Norbert College, Saturday, Sept. 6. Stout placed second at the meet last year. Last week: The Blue Devils competed in their own alumni/intrasquad meet, Aug. 30. Runner of the week: Nate Haeny (Fr, Sauk Rapids, Minn)

TENNIS
The Blue Devils, under first year coach Mark Noll, will look to improve on what was a promising 2002 campaign, but start off with a stiff challenge when they travel to perennial conference champion, UW-Eau Claire, Friday, Sept. 12 at 3:30 p.m. The Blugolds are coached by former Blue Devil standout Tom Gillman.

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Football

August 12, 2003

BLUE DEVILS PICKED TO WIN CONFERENCE IN PRESEASON POLL

MADISON - For the second consecutive season, UW-Stout is favored to win the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) football title, according to the league’s sports information directors.

The Blue Devils, who fell about one foot short on a two-point conversion play that would have likely secured the conference title in 2002, received six first-place votes in this year’s poll. Over the past three seasons, UW-Stout has posted a 23-7 overall record, the best-ever record over a three-year period in the Blue Devils' 90-plus years of football, and the best overall record in the WIAC in that three-year span.

UW-Stevens Point and UW-Whitewater each received one first-place vote in the preseason poll. The Pointers are pegged to finish second, while the Warhawks are picked to finish third with UW-La Crosse, the defending league champion.

2003 Preseason Predictions (Voted on by WIAC Sports Information Directors)
1. UW-Stout (6); 2. UW-Stevens Point (1); 3. (tied) UW-Whitewater (1); 3. (tied). UW-La Crosse; 5. UW-Oshkosh; 6. UW-Eau Claire; 7. (tied) UW-Platteville; 7. (tied) UW-River Falls

August 8, 2003

SPORTS ILLUSTRATED RANKS BLUE DEVILS 10TH

MENOMONIE - Just when you thought the preseason poll season for football was coming to an end, the granddaddy of all sports publications gave the UW-Stout football program a top 10 boost.

Sports Illustrated recently ranked the Blue Devils 10th in the NCAA Division III preseason poll.

In four previous polls this summer, Stout has been ranked 12th (D3football.com), 19th (Football Gazette), 11th (Lindy Sports Annuals) and 16th (Street & Smith's).

Sports Illustrated is the only publication so far to stray from selecting three-time defending champion Mt. Union at the top spot. Instead, the international circulation magazine gave the honor to St. John's University, relegating Mt. Union to second place.

The Blue Devils open their season Saturday, Sept. 13 by hosting Hardin-Simmons University at 1 p.m.

Sports Illustrated Division III Top 10
1. St. John's, Minn; 2. Mt. Union, Ohio; 3. Rowan, NJ; 4. Wabash, Ind; 5. Washington & Jefferson, Pa; 6. Wheaton, Ill; 7. Bridgewater, Va; 8. Baldwin-Wallace, Ohio; 9. Hanover, Ind; 10. UW-Stout.

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Soccer

August 30, 2003

BLUE DEVILS TAKE ST. SCHOLASTICA TOURNEY WITH WIN OVER BEMIDJI

DULUTH, Minn - UW-Stout stayed perfect for the young season and won the championship of the Advantage Emblem Classic in Duluth, Minn., Saturday, Aug. 30 with a 1-0 win over NCAA Division II Bemidji State.

Stout, which had blanked host St. Scholastica by the same score the previous day, recorded their only goal when Carrie Schrank (Jr, Reedsburg) headed the ball to Kelly Stolarczyk (So, Elk River, Minn) inside the box, who then passed the ball to Krista Hight (Jr, Brookfield) for her first goal since her freshman season.

Blue Devil Dave Morris was very pleased with his team play, pointing out his defensive players of Diane Ehlen (Sr, Bloomington, Minn), Kate Rindahl (Fr, Cambridge, Minn) and Desiree Nardini (Sr, White Bear Lake, Minn) played the entire 90 minutes. Morris said his midfielders of Schrank, Hight, Heidi Schultz (So, River Falls), Megan Scanlon (Fr, Eagan, Minn) and Sarah Geiger (Sr, West Bend) dominated the midfield.

"Bemidji didn't have an answer for us," Morris said.

Stout will open their home season Friday, Sept. 5 when they host conference foe UW-Superior at 7 p.m.

August 29, 2003

BLUE DEVILS OPEN SOCCER SEASON WITH A WIN

DULUTH, Minn - UW-Stout's Carrie Schrank (Jr, Reedsburg) scored the game's only goal as the Blue Devils went on to a season opening 1-0 win over host St. Scholastica at the Advantage Emblem Classic in Duluth, Minn., Friday, Aug. 29.

Schrank hit the eventual game winner in the 75th minute. Schrank took a pass from freshman Shannon Hermes (Prior Lake, Minn). Hermes had won the ball 18 feet out from the Scholastica goal and dropped the ball back to Schrank who fired the ball home.

Kelly Stolarczyk (So, Elk River, Minn), Stout's leading returning scorer, had made a run towards the goalie, distracting her and allowing Schrank's shot to hit the target.

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Volleyball

August 30, 2003

BLUE DEVILS SPLIT SECOND DAY AT RIVER FALLS TOURNEY

RIVER FALLS - UW-Stout was blanked in their first match of the day at the UW-River Falls Tournament, then needed five games to even their mark, Saturday, Aug. 30.

The Blue Devils (2-2) lost 30-26, 30-22, 30-18, to Macalester, as Brooke Viegut (Sr, Abbotsford) had 15 kills, then came back to down St. Olaf, 30-32, 30-26, 30-20, 26-30, 15-11.

Viegut, who was named to the all-tournament along with teammate Erin Heger (Jr, Chaska, Minn) had 21 kills against St. Olaf. Tanille Zenner (So, Athens) added 13, Gretchen Schroer (Sr, Eau Claire) 12 and Lindsay Mensink (Jr, Ostander, Minn) 11. Schroer also tallied three solo blocks and three block assists.

Stout will be at Bethel College, Wednesday, Sept. 3, then will head to the Augburg Tournament, Sept. 5-6.

August 29, 2003

BLUE DEVILS SPLIT OPENING DAY WITH RANKED TEAMS

RIVER FALLS - The UW-Stout volleyball team opened their season by splitting their day with two nationally ranked teams at the UW-River Falls Invitational, Friday, Aug. 29.

Stout, ranked No. 19 in the initial AVCA preseason poll, defeated 17th ranked Whitworth College of Spokane, Wash., 30-25, 30-32, 31-29, 29-31,15-6, then dropped a 30-20, 30-24, 36-38, 30-24, decision to 13th ranked Central College of Iowa.

Gretchen Schroer (Sr, Eau Claire) smashed out a career-high 17 kills against Whitworth in the marathon match that last more than two hours. Tanille Zenner (So, Athens) and Erin Heger (Jr, Chaska, Minn) each recorded 13 kills, while Brooke Viegut (Sr, Abbotsford) had 12.

Against Central, Zenner led the Devils with 11 kills and Viegut finished with 10.

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Women's Cross Country

August 30, 2003

BLUE DEVILS OPEN WITH ALUMNI/INTRASQUAD MEET

MENOMONIE - The weather was near perfect for the 2003 Jamie Block Alumni and Intrasquad Meet as the UW-Stout cross country teams got their season underway, Saturday, Aug. 30 at the Menomonie High School course.

Tracy Oostdyk (Sr, Spooner) cruised to the top time, taking nearly a minute off her 2002 time, clocking a 20-minute, 15-second finish. Christine Enger (So, Blue Earth, Minn) was second (21:53) and Stephanie Nichols (Fr, Chetek) was the first newcomer to finish the course (22:00).

Former Stout cross country coach Lou Klitzke was the honorary starter as 11 alumni attended the event.

The Blue Devils get the season going in earnest, Saturday, Sept. 6 when they compete in the Tom Barry Invitational in Green Bay.

2003 Jamie Block Alumni & Intrasquad Meet Women’s 5k results
1. Tracy Oostdyk, Stout, 20:15; 2. Christine Enger, Stout, 21:53; 3. Stephanie Nichols; Stout, 22:00; 4. Kersten Wilson, Stout, 22:03; 5. Leah Karaliunas, Stout, 22:35; 6. Anne Wespetal, Stout, 22:37; 7. Lacey Osuldsen, Alumni, 22:38; 8. Valori Schaffer, Stout, 22:42; 9. Alison Weis, Stout, 22:44; 10. Terra Dahlheimer, Stout, 22:53; 11. Michelle Abramczak, Alumni; 23:01; 12.Lisa Sorvala, Alumni, 23:09; 13. Jodi Welhoefer, Stout, 23:10; 14. Jenny Hopps, Stout, 23:18; 15. Carly Mann, Stout, 23:28; 16. Heather Sassman, Stout, 23:37; 17. Katie Heard, Stout, 23:38; 18. Amy Arndt, Alumni, 23:48; 19. Becky Werner, Stout, 24:06; 20. Amanda Rau, Stout, 24:17; 21. Shelby Tabery, Stout, 24:34; 22. Rachel Wurz, Stout, 24:54; 23. Jaime Souza, Alumni, 24:59; 24. Jaime Henning, Stout, 25:45; 25. Pam Gundrum, Stout, 25:58; 26. Nicole Marschalek, Alumni, 28:31

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Men's Cross Country

August 30, 2003

BLUE DEVILS OPEN WITH ALUMNI/INTRASQUAD MEET

MENOMONIE - The weather was near perfect for the 2003 Jamie Block Alumni and Intrasquad Meet as the UW-Stout cross country teams got their season underway, Saturday, Aug. 30 at the Menomonie High School course.

Nate Haeny (Fr, Sauk Rapids, Minn) cruised to the top time in the four mile course in a time of 22-minutes, 12-seconds. Former All-Americans Tim Hamill and Paul Gilles finished second and third, with Hamil recording a 22:26 and Gilles a 22:51. Jim Trudeau (Fr, Marshfield) was fourth (22:58).

Former Stout cross country coach Lou Klitzke was the honorary starter as 21 alumni attended the event.

The Blue Devils get the season going in earnest, Saturday, Sept. 6 when they compete in the Tom Barry Invitational in Green Bay.

2003 Jamie Block Alumni & Intrasquad Meet
1. Nate Haeny, 22:12; 2. Tim Hamill (alumni) , 22:26; 3. Paul Gilles (alumni) , 22:51; 4. Jim Trudeau, 22:58; 5. Brett Heimstead, 23:09; 6. Ryan Chernik, 23:17; 7. Ethan Webinger (alumni) , 23:23; 8. Joe Anderson (alumni), 23:26; 9. Mark Kempen, 23:28; 10. Mike Heinen, 23:47; 11. John Ullrich, 23:50; 12. John Maresh, 23:51;13. Scott Barthel, 24:01; 14. Kyran Hamill (alumni), 24:02; 15. Ryan Hill (alumni), 24:17; 16. Todd Dexheimer, 24:20; 17. Justin Graham, 24:44; 18. Aaron Haas (alumni), 25:14; 19. Josh Webb (alumni), 26:25; 20. Chad McNutt, 26:30; 21. Alex Anderson (alumni), 26:36; 22. Mitch Schlough, 27:06; 23. Luke Kramer, 27:17; 24. Eric Hanson (alumni), 27:34; 25. Jason Donovan (alumni), 27:51; 25. Chris Stevens (alumni), 27:51; 27. Derek Schmitz (alumni), 29:25; 28. Tim King (alumni), 30:19; 29. Brad Chartrand (alumni), 30:25; Dave Huber, DQ

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Women's Tennis

August 22, 2003

MARK NOLL NAMED UW-STOUT WOMEN'S TENNIS COACH

MENOMONIE - Mark Noll has been named as the head coach of the UW-Stout women's tennis team.

Noll, a UW-Stout graduate, served as the interim women's tennis coach in the spring of 2003. No stranger to Blue Devil athletics, Noll has been a women's assistant basketball coach for three years, a position he will carry on with. Noll was also an assistant men's basketball coach at Stout. Noll will continue to be an instructor in the physical education department.

"I want to bring a new atmosphere into the women's tennis program," Noll said. "We will accomplish that by working as hard as we can during both practice and competition.

"I appreciate the opportunity to be the head women's tennis coach and expect to bring the program along slowly. I look forward to the challenges of coaching in the WIAC (Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)."

Noll, a native of nearby Colfax, has worked with AAU girls programs for the last 15 years, having run AAU camps and tournaments, including serving as tournament supervisor and coach for the immensely popular Great Lakes Shootout held every summer in Menomonie and the surrounding communities.

Noll and his wife, Kara, live in Menomonie with their two children, Jackson and Tyler.

The Blue Devils report for the 2003 season Thursday, Aug. 28, and first year coach Mark Noll is expecting a large turnout. The Blue Devils do not open play until Friday, Sept. 12 when they travel to defending conference champion UW-Eau Claire.

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AROUND BLUE DEVIL ATHLETICS

August 30, 2003

STOUT HAS 106 WOMEN, 84 MEN NAMED TO WIAC HONOR ROLL

MADISON - The Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) has announced the members of the 2002-03 WIAC Men's and Women's Scholastic Honor Roll.

During the 2002-03 academic year, 2,230 of the student-athletes competing in the league achieved a 3.0 grade point average or better and were named to the WIAC Scholastic Honor Roll.

UW-Stout had 106 women and 84 men named to the academic honor squad.

Women’s Basketball

April Andrist, Manhatten, Mont; Tiffani Calmes, Colby; Jackie Ellsworth, Hayward; Lindsey Erichsen, Spring Valley, Minn; Karissa Gorman, Marshfield; Sarah Miles, Luck; Steffanie Nemitz, Bloomington; Jennifer Sheffer, Merrillan; Bonnie Thoe, Hayfield, Minn; Laura Verdegan, Tony; Stephanie Westman, Ham Lake, Minn.

Women’s Cross Country
Mara Anderson, Bloomer; Katie Bader, Richfield; Heidi Bedsted, Plainview, Minn; Pam Gundrum, Hartford; Ashley Hegge, Whitehall; Jenny Hopps, Coon Rapids, Minn; Tracy Oostdyk, Spooner; Lisa Sorvala, New Brighton, Minn; Jaime Souza, Joplin, Mo; Alison Weis, Racine; Becky Werner, Knapp; Kersten Wilson, Tomahawk.

Gymnastics
Jill Birschbach, Chilton; Shanna Kissinger, Sioux City, Iowa; Courtney Maitrejean, Chisago City, Minn; Mandy Neuman, St. Paul, Minn; Robyn Neiderkorn, Galesville; Erika Opoien, Superior; Tasha Pasch, Northfield, Minn; Tiffany Reber, Mantorville, Minn; Jenny Rosinsky, Green Bay;

Soccer
Rachel Anderson, Victoria, Minn; Jill Benner, East Bethel, Minn; Gail Bobholz, Baraboo; Rosa Cambray, Delavan; Tanya Gegare, Kimberly; Sarah Geiger, West Bend; Jesse Gellings, Campbellsport; Krista Hight, Brookfield; Jen Lemke, Fort Atkinson; Desiree Nardini, White Bear Lake, Minn; Raina Schneider, Sheboygan; Carrie Schrank, Reedsburg; Katie Schrom, Owatonna, Minn; Heidi Schultz, River Falls; Chelsey Seawell, Minneapolis, Minn; Rachel Sivigny, Wyoming, Minn; Deanna Swager, Stillwater, Minn; Kristy Symons, Reedsburg.

Softball
Scooter Aspen, Eau Claire; Andrea Boyle, Blaine, Minn; Kim Caswell, Stanley; Megan Donley, Fridley, Minn; Jamie Gorges, New London; Kaylene Hanson, Black River Falls; Stephanie Hauser, Gilman; Sara Jensen, Eau Claire; Monica Knudtson, Holmen; Molly Kraft, St. Louis Park, Minn; Heather Novolany, Cottage Grove, Minn; Erin O’Connell, Altoona; Liz Riebe, Grafton; Andrea Schutt, Amboy, Minn; Emily Zahn, Champlin, Minn.

Tennis
Jenna Brown, Ashland; Anna Ebert, Ripon; Cecily Hiner, Marshfield; Beth Laskaskie, Onalaska; Erica Millspaugh, Green Bay; Lara Monk, Whitewater; Tammy Petcher, Marshfield; Tanya Petcher, Marshfield; Tina Rodin, Champlin, Minn; Emily Roberson, Zumbro Falls, Minn; Lesley Streich, Wausau; Rachael Weber, Onalaska.

Women’s Track and Field
Mara Anderson, Bloomer; Katie Bader, Richfield; Kristen Becker, Waunakee; Heidi Bedsted, Plainview, Minn; Amy Biegel, Eau Claire; Kendra Busch, Plymouth, Minn; Sarah Eiserman, Monroe; Katie Ek Pangerl, White Bear Lake, Minn; Lindsay Enger, Blue Earth, Minn; Pam Gundrum, Hartford; Jenny Hopps, Coon Rapids, Minn; Sarah Jenne, Waunakee; Ashley Juleff, Clear Lake; Gwendolyn Keller, Chetek; Shanna Kissinger, Sioux Falls, Iowa; Sara Manion, Big Lake, Minn; Camelle Meyer, Kellogg, Minn; Desiree Nardini, White Bear Lake, Minn; Bonnie Nutt, Marengo; Tracy Oostdyk, Spooner; Jenny Rosinsky, Green Bay; Ann Schachtner, Somerset; Marci Schachtner, Deer Park; Lisa Sorvala, New Brighton, Minn; Lindsay Steinmayer, Menomonie; Nicole Stimson, Lakeville, Minn; Laura Verdegan, Tony; Alison Weis, Racine; Kate Werner, Elk Mound; Becky Werner, Knapp; Kersten Wilson, Tomahawk; Attalia Young, Milwaukee; Kelly Young, Chisholm, Minn.

Volleyball
Scooter Aspen, Eau Claire; Amber Birner, Warrens; Erin Heger, Chaska, Minn; Jill Krause, Oshkosh; Erin Krempel, Lake Mills; Rachel Linbo, Stewartville, Minn; Tami Martinek, Eau Claire; Gretchen Schroer, Eau Claire; Brooke Viegut, Abbotsford; Katie Wagie, Fort Atkinson; Tanille Zenner, Athens.

Men’s
Baseball
Brian Bosch, Vadnais Heights, Minn; Scott Decker, Eau Claire; Ryan Jensen, Emmetsburg, Iowa; Nick Jones, La Crosse; Jon Kroening, Ladysmith; Jason Kuehn, Augusta; Greg Meinertz, La Crosse; Joe Miller, Chippewa Falls; Jake Riek, Boyceville; Jon Severson, Hayfield, Minn; Dan Yudchitz, Stevens Point; Nick Ziegler, Plymouth, Minn.

Men’s Basketball
Mike Lee, Marshfield; Luke Loney, River Falls; Adam Maslowski, Marshfield; Ben Otto, Onalaska; Aaron Santama, Washburn; Nate Severson, Eau Claire; Barrington Smith, Oklahoma City, Okla; Jeff Vandenberghe, Coon Rapids, Minn.

Men’s Cross Country
Adam Burrack, Shawano; Ryan Chernik, Pewaukee; Brian Desjardins, Frederic; Todd Dexheimer, White Bear Lake, Minn; Mike Heinen, New London, Minn; Mark Kempen, Kaukauna; Nate Lynch, Appleton; Chad McNutt, Fall Creek; John Ullrich, Savage, Minn.

Football
Phil Ashfield, Oakdale, Minn; Nate Balkowitsch, Rosemount, Minn; Bill Bellingham, Faribault, Minn; Wes Berndt, Green Bay; Brian Buck, Rosemount, Minn; Trevor DeLong, Cumberland; Kevin Dewey, Burnsville, Minn; Jarred Gohs, Franklin; Clint Greenebaum, Hartland; John Hendricks, Ramsey, Minn; Shawn Hoffman, Dorchester; Mark Johnson, Hudson; Dewey Josephson, Oshkosh; James Knoebel, Austin, Minn; Matt Kren, Neillsville; Jason Kuehn, Augusta; Dan Mildbrand, Greenwood; Kyle Miller, Osceola; Matt Mueller, Chaska, Minn; Brandon Olson, Eleva; Jake Rider, Shiocton; John Rosenberger, Buffalo, Minn; Chris Ryder, Menomonie; Luke Rykal, Cadott; Matt Schaeuble, Wrightstown; Travis Schindler, Colby; Jon Severson, Hayfield, Minn; Jordan Sinz, Edgar; Adam Spiegel, West Bend; Jamie Spielman, Menomonie; Josh Towner, La Crosse; Julie Vargas, Luxemburg; Josh Weiler, Athens.

Men’s Hockey
Chris Berens, Stevens Point; Jake Hemmah, Red Wing, Minn; Lewie Kellin Cohasset, Minn; Mitch Kellin, Cohasset, Minn; Kory Mortel, Cottage Grove, Minn; Derek Nichols, Victoria, Minn; Dan Riffe, Byron, Ill; Bill Shanahan, Menomonie.

Men’s Track & Field
Scott Barthel, Brooklyn Park, Minn; Dustin Berglin, Eden Prairie, Minn; Adam Burrack, Shawano; Lewis Cassellius, Glenwood City; Ryan Chernik, Pewaukee; Chris Cisler, Maribel; Brian Desjardins, River Falls; Todd Dexheimer, White Bear Lake, Minn; Tim Faber, Fond du Lac; Justin Feiten, Bloomer; Zac Germo, Mapleton, Minn; Mike Heinen, New London, Minn; Jason Hotujec, Eau Claire; Brady Hurtgen, Ridgeland; Dewey Josephson; Mark Kempen, Kaukauna; Nate Lynch, Appleton; Nick Neuman, Beaver Dam; Aaron Santama, Washburn; Travis Schindler, Colby; Jay Sitek, Marinette; Andrew Smith, Rice Lake; Mark Swenson, Hixton; John Ullrich, Savage, Minn; Steve Wenhardt, Fish Creek; Sam Werner, Elk Mound.

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Updated: September 2, 2003