UW-Stout Blue Devil Athletics for the week of September 1-7th

Blue Devil Football

September 8, 1997

BLUE DEVILS TO OPEN FOOTBALL SEASON BY HOSTING BEMIDJI

Bemidji State Beavers (1-0, 0-0 NSIC) at UW-Stout Blue Devils (0-0, 0-0 WIAC) Saturday, September 13, 7 p.m.
Nelson Field, Menomonie, Wis.

LAST WEEK:

Stout: This is the season opener for the Blue Devils who are coming off a 4-6 record in 1996. A revitalized, experienced offensive line should allow Stout the opportunity to both run ­ which was missing last season ­ and pass ­ which definitely was there last season ­ with a number of high flying receivers. The defensive line remains intact from last year, but the linebacking corp has seen some changes, as has the defensive backfield. Stout has not won a season opener since 1993.

Bemidji State: The Beavers are coming off an astounding come-from-behind win over highly ranked St. Johns' University, scoring two TDs in the final 2:02 of the game for a 25-21 win at Bemidji. With three minutes to go, defensive back Jim Illiff intercepted a St. John's pass, returning the ball to the Johnnie's 20. Two plays later, quarterback Pat O'Connor connected with receiver Ty Hoaglum for a 17-yard strike to move the score to 21-19 at the 2:02 mark. After a defensive stand, the Beavers forced the Johnnies to punt. St. John's hurt themselves by interfering with the fair catch. O'Connor hit Hoaglum for the game-winning 47-yard score as time ran out. Hoaglum finished the game with three receptions for 70 yards. The Beavers' Chris Meyer led all rushers with 121 yards on 32 carries. Bemidji held the edge offensively, racking up 189 yards rushing and 156 yards passing for a total yardage lead of 345 yards to the Johnnies' 277.

LAST YEAR: Stout plays in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) and are affiliated with the NCAA Division III. Stout was 4-6 overall, 1-6 in the conference last season and finished seventh. Bemidji plays in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) and is affilitated with NCAA Division II. The Beavers were 2-8 overall last season, 1-5 in the NSIC, good for sixth.

THE SERIES: Stout holds a 5-1 lead in the series that began in 1974 with a 20-16 Stout win. Stout has won the last four meetings, including last year when they defeated Bemidji, 28-13, at Bemidji. The Blue Devils used three different methods to score 21 points in the second quarter to take a 21-0 lead into the half. Adam Roach rushed for a 5-yard TD, Tony Aizupura returned a punt for 65 yards and Matt Bunyan hit Mike Bethke for a 9-yard pass score. Stout added another in the third when Ryan Zeman returned an interception 35 yards to paydirt. The Beavers scored their points in the fourth, on a 1-yard Matt Mattson run and a Kyle Christianson to Steve Smuk 2-yard pass.

STOUT PLAYERS TO WATCH: (1996 stats)QB Matt Bunyan (#19, 6-6, 230, Jr, Janesville) 298-158-13, 14 TDs, 1803 yds on season; WR Scott Wojcik (#18, 6-3, 210, Sr, Marshfield) 41 rec for 618 yards, 3 TDs, 15.1 y/rec, ; WR Jimmy Pillars (#80, 6-5, 220, So Chicago, Ill) 20 rec, 259 yds, 4 TDs; TB Shawn Lund (#20, 6-0, 220, So, Ashland) 82 rushes for 339 yds, 4.1 ypg, ran for 109 yds in final '96 game; DE Mike Olson (#95, 6-3, 250, Sr, Farmington, Minn.) 69 tackles, 8 for loss, 3 sacks; DE Andy Wickstrom (#92, 6-6, 270, Sr, Menomonie) 55 tackles, 9 for loss, 4 sacks; Blue Devils avg 273.1 total ypg, 87 rushing, 185 passing; gave up 368 total ypg, 196 rushing, 173 passing

BEMIDJI PLAYERS TO WATCH: (1996 stats) RB Chris Meyer (#9, 5-11, 195, So) 174 rushes for 660 yards; WR Ty Hoaglund (#2, 6-3, 200, Sr) 24 rec, 251 yds; LB Joe Olsen (#25, 6-3, 220, Sr) 64 tackles, 10 passes broken up, 3 int; LB Eric Zajkowski (#43, 5-10, 220, Jr) 121 tackles, 3 sacks; Beavers avg. 195 total ypg, 94 rushing, 102 passing; gave up 428 total yards, 219 rushing, 209 passing.

OFFENSIVE LOOK:Bemidji: The Warriors run a multiple-pro set Stout: The Blue Devils utilize a multi-pro set which incorporates a West Coast offense.

DEFENSIVE LOOK: Bemidji: 4-3 Stout: 4-3

COACHES: Stout's Ed Meierkort (13-27 career) is in his fifth year, while Bemidji's Jeff Tesch (3-8) is in his second year.

STOUT COACH ED MEIERKORT SAYS: "We weren't surprised by them (Bemijdi) beating St. John's. We thought maybe they would. We feel we match up pretty well with them. They have one game under their belt, but we feel the home game will have an impact. I just want us to play well, play well for the entire 60 minutes. I want to see us stay on them. We want to get them down, and then we want to shovel dirt on them. We have got to develop that attitude that when we get a team down, we have to bury them. The only way to develop that is to do it. We want to get in and get a W. "This is what we have identified as the formula to win. 1.) We have to win the special teams battle. 2.) We have to win the turnover ratio. 3.) We need to dominate the short yardage game ­ on both sides of the ball. 4.) We must win the goal line possessions. That's our formula to success. We will find a way."

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Blue Devil Volleyball

September 6, 1997

STOUT VOLLEYBALL TEAM FOURTH AT AUGSBURG TOURNAMENT

MINNEAPOLIS ­ The UW-Stout volleyball team went 2-1 in pool play, but dropped the third place match to St. Benedict to place fourth at the Augsburg College Invitational.

The Blue Devils dropped their first match, 17-15, 15-12, 15-4, to highly touted St. Olaf College, Friday. Stacy Stoddard (Jr, St. Paul, Minn.) led the Blue Devils (3-2) with 14 kills, while Tori Feit (So, Worthington, Minn.) added 12.

Stout bounced back to take Macalester College in four games, 15-10, 15-8, 9-15, 15-11. Monica Cyrus (Jr, Farmington, Minn.) had 12, while Stoddard and Feit each put down 10.

The Blue Devils had little trouble with conference foe, UW-Superior, to open play Saturday with a three-game sweep, 15-7, 15-10, 15-2, and a very balanced attack. Cyrus, Feit, Stoddard and Karen Hatfield (Jr, Menomonie) each had eight kills. Stoddard scored six service aces.

Stoddard had 14 kills, and Cyrus and Feit each had 11 kills, as the Blue Devils fell 15-12, 15-9, 11-15, 15-9, to St. Benedict.

On the weekend, Stoddard finished with 46 kills, Feit had 41, Cyrus 38 and Hatfield, 23. Stout averaged 10 services aces per match, and setter Jenny Kraczek (Jr, Blaine, Minn.) averaged 10 assists per match.

Feit and Cyrus were named to the all-tournament team.

The Blue Devils return to action Wednesday, Sept. 10 when they travel to Bethel College for varsity and junior varsity match-ups. Stout will be at the Superior Tournament, Sept. 12-13.

September 3, 1997

UW-STOUT DOWNS AUGGIES IN THREE STRAIGHT GAMES

MENOMONIE ­ The UW-Stout volleyball team had little trouble with Augsburg College in their season opener, downing the Auggies, 15-7, 15-5, 15-6, Wednesday at Johnson Fieldhouse.

Jamie Esser (Sr, Highland) led the way for the Blue Devils, knocking down nine kills. Tori Feit (So, Rushmore, Minn.) and Stacy Stoddard (Jr, St. Paul, Minn.) each had seven kills. Stoddard and Kathy Jahnke (Jr, West Allis) each recorded three service aces.

The match was also the first for the Auggies, who were led by Angie Rieger and Jessica Ness with six kills apiece.

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Blue Devil Soccer

September 6, 1997

BLUE DEVIL SOCCER TEAM WINS SECOND STRAIGHT

NEW ULM, Minn. ­ The UW-Stout soccer team allowed Martin Luther College a game opening goal, then scored four straight goals to down MLC, 4-1, Saturday.

Alyssa Halverson (Jr, Rochester, Minn.) answered the Crusaders' first goal, taking a pass from Jessica Unterweger (So, Nashotah) to knot the score.

Halverson would have a hand in the next two goals, passing to Karen Gray (Jr, Mission Viejo, Calif.) for the Blue Devils's second score to open up the second half. Five minutes later, Halverson passed to Marni Grass (So, Waukesha) who scored from near the sideline.

Carrie Kennedy (Fr, Watertown) concluded the scoring after she picked up a shot Becca Carlson (So, Rosemount, Minn.) put off the crossbar.

The Blue Devils (2-0) travel to Bethel College Thursday, Sept. 11 in St. Paul, then go the opposite direction for a contest at Lawrence University in Appleton, Saturday, Sept. 13.

September 2, 1997

RECORDS FALL AS BLUE DEVILS OPEN SOCCER SEASON WITH WIN

MENOMONIE ­ Scoring records fell or were tied as the UW-Stout soccer team opened the 1997 season with a 5-0 win over Mt. Senario College Tuesday at Phelan Park.

The five goals scored is the most ever scored in a single half and in a single game by a Blue Devil team. The game was shortened because Mt. Senario fell below the required number of players when one Senario player was red-carded and another was lost to injury. The Saints arrived with only eight players.

Alyssa Halverson (Jr, Rochester, Minn.) opened the game with two straight goals, tying a school record for most goals scored in a game. Becca Carlson (So, Rosemount, Minn.), not to be outdone, also added two goals for the Blue Devils (1-0).

Marni Grass (So, Waukesha) put in the other Stout goal. Carlson and Grass also had assists, as did Stacy Langowski (So, Janesville) and Jessica Unterweger (So, Nashotah).

The Blue Devils outshot the Saints (0-1) 21-1. The game ended with about 10 minutes left to play.

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Blue Devil Men's Cross Country

September 6, 1997

BLUE DEVIL CROSS COUNTRY TEAM TAKES TOP SPOT AT FALLS INVITE

RIVER FALLS ­ Paul Gilles (Sr, Plum City) finished first to lead a strong UW-Stout effort as the Blue Devils placed five runners in the top seven spots to easily run away with the UW-River Falls Cross Country Invitational team title.

Gilles paced the crowd, finishing the course in 26:45, six seconds ahead of his nearest competition. Blue Devil co-captain Jason Petersohn (Sr, Manitowoc) was fourth (27:16), Josh Johnson (Fr, Oregon) was fifth (27:18), Tim Hamill (Jr, Brookfield) sixth (27:22), and Ryan Hill (Jr, Chetek) seventh (27:24).

Stout will host the Blue Devil Invitational Friday, Sept. 12 at the Menomonie High School course with the men's race beginning at 5:30 p.m.

UW-River Falls Open men's team results

1. Stout 23; 2. Gustavus Adolphus 55; 3. River Falls 118; 4. Macalester 121; 5. Superior 137; 6. St. Scholastica 184; 7. Martin Luther 199; 8. Concordia-St. Paul 222; 9. Augsburg 241; 10. Bethel 270; 11. Northwestern 292; 12. Crown 342.

UW-River Falls Open men's individual results

(first place, all Stout finishers)

1. Paul Gilles (Stout) 26:45; 4. Jason Petersohn 27:16; 5. Josh Johnson 27:18; 6. Tim Hamill 27:22; 7. Ryan Hill 27:24; 11. Mike Schumann 27:56; 12. Chris Hill 27:57; 13. Eric Hanson 27:59; 18. Bryan Ott 28:24; 23. Jamie Block 28:45; 25. Brad Chartrand 28:51; 27. Ethan Webenger 29:03; 29. Josh Webb 29:06; 30. Todd Johnson 29:11; 31. Chris Stevens 29:13; 42. Seth Kaste 29:48; 46. Jason Donovan 30:05; 89. Chris Heinbuch 32:10; 97. Troy Handy 32:38;108. Jeff Gross 34:00; 109. Joe Anderson 34:00.

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Blue Devil Women's Cross Country

September 6, 1997

KATY AND KATIE PACE BLUE DEVIL WOMEN TO THIRD AT RIVER FALLS

RIVER FALLS ­ Katy Olsen (Jr, Rice Lake) came close to breaking the 19 minute mark as she finished second at the UW-River Falls Open cross country meet Saturday. Teammate Katie Jacobson (Jr, Eau Claire) trailed Olsen for the second straight week, placing third.

Olsen clocked a 19:05, while Jacobson came in at 19:22. Jen Wucherer (So, Edgar) was 17th (20:07), while Nicole Ernster (Jr, Rochester, Minn.) was 28th (20:24).

Stout will host the Blue Devil Invitational Friday, Sept. 12 at the Menomonie High School course with the women's race beginning at 4:45 p.m.

UW-River Falls Open women's team results

1. St. Thomas 48; 2. Eau Claire 71; 3. Stout 96; 4. Gustavus Adolphus 117; 5. Macalester 151; 6. Bethel 174; 7. Concordia-St. Paul 199; 8. St. Scholastica 218; 9. Superior 231; 10. Northwestern 287; 11. St. Catherine 335; 12. Augsburg 339; 13. River Falls 362; Martin Luther, Crown incomplete teams

UW-River Falls Open women's individual results

(first place, all Stout finishers)

1. Sarah Ahderson (Superior) 18:33; 2. Katy Olsen 19:05; 3. Katie Jacobson 19:22; 17. Jen Wucherer 20:07; 28. Nicole Ernster 20:24; 50. Jennifer Bahr 20:58; 53. Dana Piper 21:03; 69. Stacy Gaasedelen 21:27; 70. Tanya Miller 21:28; 75. Katie Kuffel 21:41; 77. Robin White 21:51; 92. Joylyn Jans 22:11; 120. Jessica Schultz 22:46; 125. Kelly Knaus 22:53; 153. Heather Kuchinka 24:17.

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Blue Devil Tennis

September 6, 1997

JAMIESON/MADER SECOND AT LACROSSE DOUBLES INVITE

LA CROSSE ­ Amy Jamieson (Sr, Dayton, Minn.) and Lauren Mader (So, Neenah) placed second at No. 1 doubles at the season opening UW-La Crosse Doubles Invitational Saturday.

Jamieson and Mader downed conference foes Karen Piering/Lisa Schluesche of UW-Oshkosh, 7-6 (7-1), 6-3, and Heather Hearn/Tricia Stachota of UW-Whitewater, 6-3, 6-1.

The pair lost to St. Norbert's Kathryn Petersen/Laetitia Charpentier in the championship round, 6-4, 6-3.

The No. 2 team of Carrie Kish (Sr, Anoka, Minn.) and September Beck (Jr, Brainerd, Minn.) split pool play, then finished fifth by downing UW-La Crosse's Tara Bell/Sarah Mashak, 6-2, 6-4.

Jessica Pfeiffer (Sr, Woodbury, Minn.) and Ann Jackson (So, Eau Claire) placed sixth at No. 3, as did No. 4 Shannon Seppala (So, St. Paul, Minn.) and Cecily Marx (Fr, Mequon).

As a team, the Blue Devils finished sixth.

Stout opens their home schedule Thursday, Sept. 11 when they host UW-River Falls in a non-conference match at 3:30 p.m.

UW-La Crosse Doubles Invitational

1. Oshkosh 23; 2. St. Norbert 19; 3. La Crosse 14; 4. Wheaton 13; 5. Whitewater 10; 6. Stout 9

UW-La Crosse Double Invitational Stout results

No. 1: Amy Jamieson/Lauren Mader def. Karen Piering/Lisa Schluesche (Osh), 7-6 (7-1), 6-3; def. Heather Hearn/Tricia Strachota (WW) 6-3, 6-1; lost to Kathryn Petersen/Laititia Charpentier (SNC) 6-4, 6-3; No. 2: Carrie Kish/September Beck def. Jenny Bacher/Renee Butters (WW) 4-6, 6-3, 6-3; lost to Leanne Biehl/Angela Chua (Wheaton) 6-4, 6-1; def. Tara Bell/Sarah Mashack (LX) 6-2, 6-4; No. 3: Jessica Pfeiffer/Ann Jackson lost to Sarah Kiedrowski/Machelle Hahrer (LX) 6-1, 7-5; lost to Cathy Croasdaile/Shioban Fackelman (SNC) 2-6, 6-3, 7-5; lost to Jenna Larson/Heather Schamburek (WW) 6-0, 6-1; No. 4: Shannon Seppala/Cecily Marx lost to Jenny Pekulik/Amy Kleinshmidt (Osh) 6-0, 6-1; lost to Becky Longsdorf/Krysten Leary (LX) 6-2, 6-0; lost to Tarah Martin/ Tricia Wudi (WW) 7-5, 1-6, 6-2.

August 25, 1997

UW-STOUT TENNIS TEAM GIVEN ALL-ACADEMIC STATUS

MENOMONIE ­ The University of Wisconsin - Stout women's tennis team recently earned the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-Academic Team status for the 1996-97 school year.

The team maintained a grade point average of 3.456 for the academic year.

The 1996-97 team consisted of: Amy Jamieson, Dayton, Minn.; Lauren Mader, Neenah, Wis.; Carrie Eberhart, Pine City, Minn.; Susan Hamann, Pine City, Minn.; Carrie Kish, Anoka, Minn.; Jessica Pfeiffer, Woodbury, Minn.; Tami Weiss, Cottage Grove, Minn.; and Shannon Seppala, Maplewood, Minn. The team was coached by Cyndi Raymond.

Weiss, who posted a a 3.551 GPA, was honored individually.

The Blue Devils were the only University of Wisconsin school to achieve the honor.

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Academics

September 2, 1997

UW-STOUT WINS CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMICS AWARD

MADISON ­ UW-Stout is the winner of the ninth annual Wisconsin Women's Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WWIAC) All-Academic Award. The honor recognizes the outstanding commitment of academic pursuits and accomplishments of the WWIAC's student-athletes. The grade-point averages of all students who competed over the past academic year were compiled and submitted to the Conference office. The school with the highest overall GPA is awarded the All-Academic trophy.

Stout sponsored seven intercollegiate sports during the 1996-97 academic year. Of the 95 women who competed in at least one Stout athletic contest, 65 earned at least a GPA of 3.0. The overall cumulative GPA for Stout was a conference high 3.17. This is the first time Stout has won the award.

The WWIAC, which merged with the Wisconsin State University Conference this summer to form the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, includes UW-Eau Claire, UW-La Crosse, UW-Oshkosh, UW-Stevens Point, UW-Platteville, UW-River Falls, UW-Whitewater and UW-Superior as well as UW-Stout.

The WWIAC and the WSUC recently released their list of student-athletes who qualified for the Scholastic Honor Roll. A student-athlete has to maintain a 3.0 or better GPA during the last academic year and in compete in at least one athletic contest to be recognized.

UW-Stout had 59 women named to the WWIAC Scholastic Honor Roll and 66 men named to the WSUC Scholastic Honor Roll. There were 692 athletes from the two conferences named to the honor rolls. Because the conferences merged, any future scholastic honor rolls will come under the WIAC name.

Following is a list of all UW-Stout athletes named to the Scholastic Honor Rolls:

WSUC Scholastic Honor Roll

Baseball: Brian Day, Stillwater, Minn.; Andy Guden, Medford; Troy Gustafson, Grand View; Lee Huppert, Prescott; Josh Johnson, Oregon; Barry Michlig, Wausau; Jake Mihm, Plover; Brad O'Connell, Elk Mound

Basketball: Rik Bertin, Fredonia; Ben Kuepers, Dickeyville; Brent McCurdy, St. Croix Falls; Tim Schulte, Sun Prairie; Ryan Spitzner, Mukwonago; Andy Wojnicz, Wisconsin Dells

Cross Country: Joe Anderson, Faribault, Minn.; Jason Donovan, Beloit; Ryan Hill, Chetek; Todd Johnson, St. Charles, Ill.; Craig Sandbulte, Wilmar, Minn.; Mike Schumann, Schaumburg, Ill; Chris Stevens, New Richmond

Football: Jeff Apse, Oakdale, Minn; Ben Dallman, Greenwood; Jesse Diaz, Cottage Grove; Tracy Finder, Wilson; Jeff Hutter, Beldenville; Ben Leslie, Eau Claire; Joe Mahoney, Chicago, Ill; Chris Memelink, Hastings, Minn.; Corey Morning, Bloomer; Ryan Patt, North Fond du Lac; Steve Shade, Burnsville, Minn.; Ehrich Shaw, Menomonie; Matt Townsend, Columbia Heights, Minn.; Mike Wagner, Bloomington, Minn.; Andy Wickstrom, Menomonie; Scott Wojcik, Marshfield; Ryan Zeman, Northfield, Minn.; Dave Zweber, Lakeville, Minn.

Hockey: Ben Buzdon, Marquette, Mich.; Brian Charchenko, Stillwater, Minn.: Brian Connor, Somerset; Mark Corbett, New Hope, Minn.; Greg Foster, St. Paul, Minn.; Chad Hansen, Duluth, Minn.; Jeff Hesselman, River Falls; Graham Lomen, Apple Valley, Minn.; Marcus Soderberg, Huddinge, Sweden; Brandon Stanton, Inver Grove Heights, Minn.

Track and Field: Terry Anders, Cornell; Joe Anderson, Faribault, Minn; Mike Bethke, Mondovi; Brian Francis, Racine; Mike Hallingstad, Sparta; Ryan Hill, Chetek; Josh Johnson, Oregon; Todd Johnson, St. Charles, Ill; Corey O'Donnell, Chippewa Falls; Steve Quackenbush, McFarland; Craig Sandbulte, Willmar, Minn; Mike Schumann, Schaumburg, Ill; Chris Stevens, New Richmond; Cabal Yarne, Brillion

Wrestling: Travis Falkowski, Wausau; Jesse Halverson, Elk Mound; Ryan Moore, Merrilan; Jason Pettitt, River Falls; John Repinski, Tomahawk; Chad Vanderwyst, Marshfield; Dan Zimmer, Verona.

WWIAC Scholastic Honor Roll

Basketball: Shannon Berg, Ellsworth; Andrea Bresette, Ashland; Kim Hautala, Crystal Falls, Mich; Lisa Hoffman, Merrill; Amy Jamieson, Dayton, Minn; Heidi Ness, Alma; Julie Peterson, Viroqua; Gretchen Peterson, Shell Lake; Staci Rademacher, Cottage Grove; Melissa Schroeder, Minneapolis; Rachel Traynor, Ellsworth; Emily Wiersgalla, Independence

Cross Country: Stacy Gaasedelen, Kenyon, Minn; Katie Jacobson, Eau Claire; Tanya Miller, Green Bay; Katy Olsen, Rice Lake; Dana Piper, Viroqua; Robin White, Ladysmith

Gymnastics: Shannon Hirsch, St. Paul, Minn; Naomi Northrup, New Prague, Minn; Maren Sand, Arden Hills, Minn; Amy Stream, Center City, Minn.

Soccer: Carrie Blaska, Ramsey, Minn; Becca Carlson, Rosemount, Minn; Aimee Grimm, Apple Valley, Minn; Pam Kronberg, Plymouth, Minn; Stacy Langowski, Janesville; Amy Lyons, Elkhorn; Karen Merry, Maplewood, Minn; Sonja Paul, Waupaca; Kari Stapleton, Hartford

Softball: Tricia Ahlers, Sheldon; Carolyn Bare, Superior; Amy Jamieson, Dayton, Minn; Kristin Liberty, Tomahawk; Shelly Milbauer, Muskego; Sara Tlachac, Sturgeon Bay; Tiffany Wulf, Prior Lake, Minn.

Tennis: Carrie Eberhart, Pine City, Minn; Susan Hamann, Pine City, Minn; Amy Jamieson, Dayton, Minn; Lauren Mader, Neenah; Jessica Pfeiffer, Woodbury, Minn; Shannon Seppala, Maplewood, Minn; Tami Weiss, Cottage Grove, Minn.

Track and Field: Jennifer Bahr, Forest Lake, Minn; Michelle Foik, Wisconsin Dells; Stacy Gaasedelen, Kenyon, Minn; Nikki Gago, Tony; Katie Jacobson, Eau Claire; Shana Krueger, Black Creek; Amber Olinger, Fairmont, Minn; Katy Olsen, Rice Lake; Dana Piper, Viroqua; Kate Roedl, Beaver Dam; Jamie Schwabenlender, Bristol

Volleyball: Monica Cyrus, Farmington, Minn; Jamie Esser, Highland; Anna Feekes, Osage, Iowa; Tori Feit, Rushmore, Minn; Karen Hatfield, Menomonie; Marilyn Hus, Maple Grove, Minn; Tara Johnson, South Haven, Minn; Nikki Kenyon, Rockland; Stacy Stoddard, St. Paul, Minn.

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