UP NEXT:: South Dakota (6-4, 0-2 in the NCC) will attempt to extend their three-game winning streak when they face Augustana (7-3, 2-0 in the NCC) and South Dakota State (11-2, 1-1 in the NCC) at 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 29-30 at the DakotaDome. The Coyotes have concluded their nonconference season and will host their NCC home opener on Saturday night.

RECENT ACTION: South Dakota defeated Simpson, 82-53 at the DakotaDome on Dec. 21. Mandy Koupal scored 17 points to lead the Coyotes. Augustana defeated Minnesota-Morris, 105-36 on Dec. 20. SDSU also defeated Minnesota-Morris, 106-31, on Dec. 14 in their most recent action. SERIES -- AUGIE-USD -- On Saturday, South Dakota and Augustana will meet for the 49th time with the Vikings holding a 27-21 series lead. Last year, the Vikings defeated the Coyotes, 75-69, in Sioux Falls and 82-70 in Vermillion. Augustana has won 12 in a row since the Coyotes' 73-70 win over the Vikings in 1994-95. The Coyotes won both games in the series in 1994-95, also winning 88-85 in Sioux Falls. SDSU-USD: South Dakota State leads the series, 40-19, including 21 straight wins over South Dakota. SDSU won the first 14 games between the two schools with the Coyotes winning 15 of the next 16. South Dakota last won 69-63 in 1991 at the DakotaDome. A year ago, SDSU defeated South Dakota, 70-51 in Brookings and 85-72 at the DakotaDome. The last Coyote win at SDSU was a 58-57 win in 1990. SOUTH DAKOTA PROBABLE STARTERS

F - 15 - Mandy Koupal, 6'0, So., Wagner, S.D. (19.0 ppg, 9.7 rpg)

F - 23 - Julia Frie, 6'0, Jr., Byron, Minn. (10.1 ppg, 5.4 rpg)

F - 42 - Heather Nelson, 5'10, Jr., Yankton, S.D. (9.2 ppg, 4.3 rpg)

G - 40 - Stacy Schooley, 5'9, So., Watertown, S.D. (3.6 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 2.7 apg)

G - 14 - Krista Orsack, So., Sioux Falls, S.D. (12.3 ppg, 2.8 rpg)

TOP RESERVES

F - 43 - Amanda Iverson, 6'0, Jr., Vermillion, S.D. (5.8 ppg, 5.3 rpg)

F - 44 - Alissa Koronkiewicz, 5'10, Sr., Peshtigo, Wis. (3.2 ppg, 3.8 rpg)

G - 5 - Erin Case, 5'5, Fr., Sioux Falls, S.D. (4.1 ppg, 2.5 rpg)

G - 20 - Dawn Sudbeck, 5'2, So., Dimock, S.D. (4.4 ppg, 1.2 rpg)

AUGUSTANA PROBABLE STARTERS

G - 12 - Tamara Oltmanns, 5'10, Sr., Lennox, S.D. (13.7 ppg, 4.4 rpg)

G - 22 - Katie Krauth, 5'10,, Fr., Hartford, S.D. (9.5 ppg, 2.6 rpg)

C - 42 - Nina Rozell, Jr., Elk Point, S.D. (11.0 ppg, 7.6 rpg.)

F - 33 - Charissa Sheppard, 6'0, Jr., Flandreau, S.D. (7.7 ppg, 9.2 rpg)

F - 35 - Laura Hensley, 5'9, Fr., Sioux Falls, S.D. (7.4 ppg, 3.0 rpg)

Top Reserves: G - 20 - Jessica Dickey, 5'8, Fr., White Bear Lake, Minn. (4.3 ppg, 1.4 rpg); F - 45 - Erin Johnson, 6'1, Fr., Northfield, Minn. (1.4 ppg, 3.0 rpg); G - 30 - Tresse Klumper, 5'8, Jr., Worthington, Minn. (5.9 ppg., 1.9 rpg); F - 32 - Lonna Larson, 6'0, Sr., 2.6 ppg, 3.9 rpg); F - 44 - Joanna Nauman, 6'0, So., Columbia Heights, Mo. (3.5 ppg, 2.8 rpg); G - 25 -Brenna Rollie, 5'9, So., Rothsay, Minn. (5.7 ppg, 2.9 rpg)

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE PROBABLE STARTERS

G - 20 - Shari Johnson, 5'7, Sr., Yankton, S.D. (9.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg)

G - 10 - Stacie Cizek, 5'10, So., Omaha, Neb. (9.2 ppg, 3.4 rpg)

F - 34 - Melissa Pater, 5'11, Jr., Holland, Minn. (15.3 ppg, 8.4 rpg)

F - 42 - Shannon Schlagel, 6'0, Fr., Raymond, S.D. (9.1 ppg, 6.6 rpg)

F - 14 - Brenda Davis, 5'11, So., Colton, S.D. (15.6 ppg, 4.6 rpg)

Top Reserves: C - 50 - Karly Hegge, 6'1, Jr., Baltic, S.D. (4.1 ppg, 4.2 rpg); C - 52 - Sarita DeBoer, 6'2, Fr., Huron, S.D. (11.0 ppg, 7.1 rpg); G - 22 - Sarah Drayer, 5'10, Fr., Owatonna, Minn. (3.0 ppg, 1.3 rpg); G - 24 - Megan Otte, 5'7, Fr., Grand Island, Neb. (6.2 ppg, 1.9 rpg) NEWS AND NOTES: South Dakota is 6-4 this season, including a 3-1 record at home, 0-2 on the road, and 3-1 mark on a neutral court. The Coyotes was 6-2 in nonconference games in 2001-02. The Coyotes are averaging 72.3 points per game while allowing 56.5, or a scoring margin advantage of 15.8. South Dakota has made 252 of 628 field goals for 40.1 percent and 70 of 204 three-point field goals for 34.3 percent. The Coyotes average 7.0 three-point baskets per game. South Dakota is hitting 75.3 percent of their free throws (149 of 198). South Dakota is outrebounding opponents by a 41.4 to 35.8 margin per game. South Dakota is committing 15.9 turnovers per game (159) while opponents commit 20.9 (209) per game. Opponents have made 204 of 550 field goals for 37.1 percent and 54 of 181 three-point field goals for 29.8 percent. Opponents average 5.4 three-point field goals per game. Overall, opponents have hit 103 of 149 free throws for 69.1 percent. South Dakota averages 12.3 steals per game and 3.8 blocks per game. In terms of points, the Coyotes maintain a 368 to 252 scoring lead in the first half, and a 345 to 302 margin in the second half, while opponents own an 11-10 scoring lead in overtime. The Coyotes own an overall scoring margin of 723 to 565. HARD-LUCK COYOTES: This season, South Dakota has suffered four losses by two points or less. They lost to Northern State, 58-56, Nov. 17; DWU, 62-61, Nov. 20; St. Cloud State, 75-74 OT, Dec. 7; and Minnesota State-Mankato, 70-68, Dec. 8. In three of the losses (DWU, St. Cloud, Minn. State), the Coyotes lost on a shot made by the opponent in the last five seconds of the game. South Dakota has lost two straight games to St. Cloud State in overtime (72-64 on Feb. 23, 2001 and 75-74 on Dec. 7, 2001).

AT THE HALF: South Dakota is 6-1 this season when leading at halftime. When trailing at the break, the Coyotes are 0-3.

KNOCKING DOWN THREES: Junior forward Heather Nelson and sophomore guard Krista Orsack are having a shootout for the number three spot on South Dakota's all-time three-point made shot list. Orsack has 91 three-point field goals and is third all-time while Nelson has 89 for fourth place all-time. They trail Shelby Petersen Mayer (1990-94), 271; and Anne Knudtson (1994-98), 131. Nelson has made 10 of 40 three-point shots, and Orsack, the NCC leader in made 3-point field goals with 3.0 per game, has hit 30 of 73 for 41.1 percent in 2001-02. Speaking of threes, junior forward Julia Frie is on a tear. After missing her first three three-point field goals of the season, Frie, who leads the NCC in 3-point FG percentage, has now hit 13 of her last 19 attempts for 68.4 percent. Overall she is 13 of 22 for 59.1

SD CAREER 3-PT FG LIST Shelby Petersen-Mayer, 1990-94 - 271 Anne Knudtson, 1994-98 - 131 Krista Orsack, 2000-, 91 Heather Nelson, 1999-, 89 Sherri Bitter, 1991-95 - 81 Jodi Beavers, 1991-95 - 74

SOUTH DAKOTA IN THE NCC: Among NCC teams after 10 games, the Coyotes lead the conference in three team and four individual categories. In addition, sophomore forward Mandy Koupal leads the NCC in double doubles (points and rebounds) with six and has the most free throw attempts in a single game (14 vs. Minnesota State-Mankato (Dec. 7). Sophomore guard Krista Orsack has the most three-point baskets in a game with seven (vs. St. Cloud State, Dec. 7). She also has the most three-point attempts (14 vs. St. Cloud State).

INDIVIDUAL: Scoring: Mandy Koupal, 3rd, 19.0 ppg; Rebounding: Mandy Koupal, 1st, 9.7 rpg; Field Goal Percentage: Mandy Koupal, 10th, 49.6 percent (69-139); Free Throw Percentage: Mandy Koupal, 2nd, 48-55, 87.3 percent; Steals: Mandy Koupal, 4th, 2.5 per game (25); Blocked Shots: Heather Nelson, 10th, 1.0 (10) per game; Offensive Rebounds: Mandy Koupal, 1st, 4.20 per game (42); Defensive Rebounds: Mandy Koupal, 5th, 5.5 (55) per game; 3-Point Field Goals Made: Krista Orsack, 1st, 3.0 per game (28); 3-Point Field Goal Pct.: Julia Frie, 1st, 59.1 percent (10-16); Krista Orsack, 9th, 41.1 percent (30-73). TEAM: Scoring Offense: 8th, 72.3; Scoring Margin: 2nd, 15.8 (72.3 - 56.5); Field Goal Percentage, 7th, 40.1 percent (252-628); 3-Point Field Goal Percentages: 3rd, 34.3 percent (70-204); Rebounding Offense: 6th, 41.6 per game (416); Scoring Defense: 1st, 56.5; Free Throw Percentage: 1st, 75.3 percent (149-198); Field Goal Pct. Defense: 5th, 37.1 percent (204-550); 3-Point Field Goal Pct. Defense: 3rd, 29.8 percent (54-181); Rebounding Defense: 1st, 36.0 (360); Rebounding Margin: 3rd, 5.6 (41.6 to 36.0); Assists: 6th, 14.70 per game (147); Turnover Margin, 2nd, 5.1 ratio (157 turnovers to 208 by opponents); Offensive Rebounds: 3rd, 16.10 (161); 3-Point Field Goals Made: 4th, 7.0 per game (70); Blocked Shots: 5th, 3.9 per game (39); Steals: 3rd, 12.30 per game (123); Assist/Turnover Ratio: 3rd, 0.94 ratio (147 assists, 157 turnovers); Defensive Rebounds: 6th, 25.5 (255)

OPPONENT INFORMATION

ABOUT AUGUSTANA: The Vikings are 7-3, including 4-1 at home, 2-2 on the road and 1-0 on a neutral floor. They are 5-3 in nonconference games, including 2-1 at home, 2-2 on the road and 1-0 on a neutral floor. The Vikings are 2-0 in the NCC with both wins coming at home. Augustana has defeated Concordia-St. Paul, 64-46; Rollins, 76-53; Eckerd, 55-49; Western State, 83-51; North Dakota State, 66-63; North Dakota, 72-65 (OT); and Minnesota-Morris, 105-36. They have lost to Northern State, 72-54; Southwest State, 75-67; and Dakota Wesleyan, 60-51. In terms of scoring, the Vikings outscore opponents, 69.3 to 57.0, or a scoring margin advantage of 12.3. They have outscored opponents, 332 to 284 in the first half, 344 to 276 in the second half, and 17-10 in overtime for a total advantage of 693 to 570. Augustana has made 249 of 664 field goals for 37.5 percent. They are 58 of 184 (31.5 percent) from the three-point line, or 5.8 per game. The Vikings have made 137 of 203 free throws for 67.5 percent. They outrebound opponents, 44.3 to 41.7. Augustana averages 14.3 assists, 16.2 turnovers, 15.1 steals, and 4.4 blocked shots per game. Tamera Oltmanns leads Augustana in scoring at 13.7 per game while Charissa Shephard is the leading rebounder at 9.2 per game.

AUGUSTANA HEAD COACH DAVE KRAUTH: In his 13th season as the Vikings' head coach, Krauth has a 251-100 record, which are the most wins ever by a basketball coach at Augustana. He became the Vikings' all-time career wins leader during the 1996-97 season. While at Augustana, the Vikings have appeared in seven NCAA Division II region tournaments. Krauth was named NCC Coach of the Year in 1990, and the South Dakota Sportswriters' College Coach of the Year in 1994. Krauth posted a 347-143 record at Tri-Valley High School in South Dakota and Roosevelt in Des Moines, Iowa. Eight of his high school teams qualified for the state tournament. Krauth graduated from the University of Sioux Falls in 1974. He received his master's degree from South Dakota State University in 1983. Assistant coach Travis Traphagen begins his first year at Augustana. A native of Groton, S.D., he graduated from Black Hills State where he was all-SDIC twice. He served two years as an assistant women's basketball coach at Wayne State.

ABOUT SDSU: The Jackrabbits have opened the season 11-2, including a 6-1 record at home, 2-1 on the road and 3-0 on a neutral floor. They were 10-1 in nonconference play, including 5-0 at home, 2-1 on the road, 3-0 on a neutral floor. SDSU is 1-1 in the NCC with both games at home. The Jacks have defeated Fort Valley State, 75-56; Columbus State, 94-80; Southern Indiana, 106-104 (OT); Minnesota-Crookston, 109-78; Bemidji State, 89-52; Winona State, 107-90; Minnesota-Duluth, 67-52; Northern State, 89-57; North Dakota State, 72-59; Sioux Falls, 88-56; and Minnesota-Morris, 106-31. The Jacks have lost to Concordia-St. Paul, 79-77; and North Dakota, 82-70. SDSU has outscored opponents, 88.4 to 67.4 per game, or a 21.0 margin. They have outscored opponents, 560 to 419, in the first half, 573 to 443 in the second half and 16-14 in overtime for a 1,149 to 876 overall advantage. They have made 392 of 864 field goals for 45.4 percent. The Jacks have hit 107 of 288 three-point field goals for 37.2 percent. Brenda Davis leads the Jacks in made three-pointers (30-76, 39.5 percent). SDSU has made 258 of 382 free throws for 67.5 percent. This season, they outrebound opponents, 48.2 to 37.1. SDSU averages 18.8 assists, 21.3 turnovers, 11.1 steals and 3.4 blocked shots. ON SDSU HEAD COACH AARON JOHNSTON: In his second season at SDSU, Johnston has a 30-16 overall record, including a 14-12 mark in the NCC. He took over head coaching duties at SDSU late in the 1999-00 season, leading the Jacks to a 4-2 record (all NCC games). Johnston led SDSU to a 15-12 record, 9-9 in the NCC (5th) in 2000-01. The Pine Island, Minn., native succeeded Nancy Neiber, who was promoted to senior women's administrator after 16 years as SDSU's head coach in 1999-00. Johnston was a graduate assistant for the Jacks' men's team for two years and previously served as an assistant coach for two seasons at the North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton, N.D. He earned his bachelor's degree from Gustavus Adolphus in 1996 where he was also a student assistant. Laurie Melm, who is in her second season at SDSU, assists him. Melm of Rapid City, played at Augustana, earning all-NCC and academic all-NCC honors in 1997.

SOUTH DAKOTA PLAYER PROFILES:

MANDY KOUPAL: A sophomore forward from Wagner, S.D., Koupal has scored in double figures all 10 games to open her career at South Dakota. Koupal is averaging 26.9 minutes, 19.0 points (third in the NCC) and a NCC-leading 9.7 rebounds per game. She has hit 69 of 139 field goals for 49.6 percent and four of 23 three-point baskets for 17.4 percent. She is 48 of 55 for 87.3 percent from the free throw line. She already has six double-doubles (points and rebounds) which leads the NCC. She has scored 20 points five times (24, 25, 22, 30, 23). Koupal had a season high of 15 rebounds vs. St. Cloud State on Dec. 7 and a career high of 30 points vs. Minnesota-State on Dec. 8.

KRISTA ORSACK: Six times this season, Orsack (Sioux Falls, S.D.) has scored in double figures, including a season and career high 27 points vs. St. Cloud State on Dec. 7. She has scored in double figures in four of the past five games. Orsack, who has hit 22 three-point shots in her past five games, has a season high of seven three-point shots (vs. St. Cloud State, Dec. 8) and hit six of nine three-pointers in the 90-43 win over St. Mary on Dec. 16. Orsack, who leads the NCC in made three-point field goals with 30, is averaging 12.3 points, 2.8 rebounds and 32 minutes of action per game. She has made 41 of 99 field goals for 41.4 percent and she made 30 of 73 three-point field goals for 41.1 percent. She is 11 of 14 (78.6 percent) from the free throw line.

ERIN CASE: A freshman guard from Sioux Falls (Roosevelt), Case is averaging 4.1 points and 2.5 rebounds per game. She has hit 16 of 40 field goals for 40 percent and five of 11 three-point field goals for 45.5 percent. She is four of seven from the free throw line for 57.1 percent. She scored a season and career high of 14 points (six of eight from the field - two of three from the three-point line) and three steals in the Coyotes' 85-30 win over Minnesota-Morris on Dec. 15. She has a season high of four rebounds (DWU). She is averaging 19 minutes per game.

DAWN SUDBECK: A sophomore guard from Dimock, S.D. (Parkston High), Sudbeck is averaging 4.4 points and 1.2 rebounds per game. She has made 13 of 49 field goals for 26.9 percent and seven of 26 three-point field goals for 25 percent. Sudbeck is seven of eight from the free throw line for 87.5 percent. She set a season and career high with 12 points in the 82-53 win over Simpson on Dec. 21. This season she has set season highs in rebounds (4) and assists (3) against Wayne State on Nov. 16. She is averaging 15.1 minutes per game.

JULIA FRIE: A junior forward from Byron, Minn., Frie is averaging 10.1 points and 5.4 rebounds per game. Frie has made 35 of 77 field goals for 45.5 percent and she is leading the NCC in three-point field goal percentage, converting 13 of 22 for 62 percent from the three-point line. She has made 13 of her last 19 three-point field goals. She has converted 18 of 24 free throws for 75 percent. She has a season high of 15 points vs. the College of St. Mary on Dec. 16 at the DakotaDome. Her season high of rebounds is eight vs. Minnesota-Morris on Dec. 15. She is averaging 26.2 minutes per game. Frie has six double figure scoring games, including five in a row. She scored a career high of 31 points vs. Concordia on Nov. 20, 1999 and grabbed a career high of 12 rebounds vs. Central Oklahoma on Nov. 24, 2000. Frie has started 61 of 64 games at South Dakota, and she is averaging 12.7 points during her career.

STACY SCHOOLEY: A sophomore guard/forward from Watertown, S.D., Schooley is averaging 3.6 points, 2.7 assists, and 3.7 rebounds per game. She has hit 15 of 35 field goals for 42.9 percent and one of eight of her three-point field goal attempts. She is five of 11 from the free throw line for 45.5 percent. Schooley has a season high of eight points and six rebounds vs. Minnesota State-Mankato on Dec. 8. She is averaging 23.3 minutes per game.

HEATHER NELSON: A junior forward from Yankton, S.D., Nelson is averaging 9.2 points and 4.3 rebounds per game. She has made 32 of 98 field goals for 32.7 percent and 10 of 40 three-point field goals for 25 percent. She is 18 of 25 from the free throw line for 72 percent. Nelson has scored in double figures five times, including the last three games. She has scored 15 points vs. Wayne State (Nov. 16), 18 points and nine rebounds vs. DWU (Nov. 20), 13 points vs. St. Mary (Dec. 16), 10 points vs. Minnesota-Morris (Dec. 15), and 15 points vs. Simpson College (Dec. 21). She is averaging 24.8 minutes a contest. Nelson has a career high of 26 points in which she accomplished twice in her freshman season. She had 26 points vs. Northern Colorado on Jan. 8, 2000 and Wayne State on Dec. 18, 1999. Her career high in rebounds is 11 vs. St. Cloud on Jan. 28, 2001. For her career, she averages 10.6 points per game (63 games). She has started 30 games, including eight of 10 this year, at South Dakota.

AMANDA IVERSON: A junior forward from Vermillion, S.D., Iverson is averaging 5.8 points and 5.3 rebounds per contest. She has hit 22 of 59 field goals for 37.3 percent and missed her only three-point field goal attempt. She is 14 of 23 from the free throw line for 60.9 percent. She has a season high of 16 points and eight rebounds vs. Western State. She also had eight rebounds vs. Southwest State and Wayne State. She is averaging 16.5 minutes per game. She has two double figure scoring games.

ALISSA KORONKIEWICZ: A senior forward from Peshtigo, Wisc., Koronkiewicz serves as the team captain for the Coyotes. She is averaging 3.2 points and 3.8 rebounds per contest. Averaging 17.2 minutes per game, she has made seven of 22 field goals for 31.8 percent and 18 of 23 free throws for 78.3 percent. She has a season high of seven points and eight rebounds vs. Minnesota-Morris (Dec. 15) and she also had eight rebounds vs. DWU (Nov. 20).

TRACY MAGNUSON: A junior forward from Richfield, Minn., Magnuson is averaging 1.5 points and 1.0 rebounds per game this season. She has a high of four points vs. the College of St. Mary on Dec. 16 and a high of three rebounds vs. Minnesota-Morris on Dec. 15. She averages 4.0 minutes per game.

COYOTES WOMEN'S BB FACTS

Head Coach: Chad Lavin (South Dakota '78)

South Dakota coaching record: 121-84, (.584)

Overall Record: 296-246, .546 (20th year)

NCC conference titles: 3 (1982, 1983, 1984)

Assistant Coaches: Becky Flynn-Jensen (Creighton '96), fourth year

2000-01 record: 15-12 (NCC, 5th, 9-9)

Letterwinners returning/lost: 8/4

Starters returning/lost: 4/2

COYOTE HISTORY

All-time Record: 389-359 (.521)

First Year of Women's Basketball: 1971

All-time Conference titles: 3 (1982, 1983, 1984)

Last title: 1984

Last appearance in playoffs: 1989

USD - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS - 90 vs. College of St. Mary (12/16/01) FIELD GOALS MADE - 34 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS - 75 vs. Wayne State (11/16/01); vs Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE - .471 (32-68) vs. College of St. Mary (12/16/01) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE - 11 vs. College of St. Mary (12/16/01) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS - 33 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE - .538 (7-13) at Minnesota State (12/8/01) FREE THROWS MADE - 21 vs. Western State (12-01-01) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS - 24 at Minnesota State (12/8/01) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE - .913 (21-23) vs. Western State (12-01-01) REBOUNDS - 49 vs. Wayne State (11/16/01) ASSISTS - 21 vs. College of St. Mary (12/16/01) STEALS - 24 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) BLOCKED SHOTS - 7 vs. Wayne State (11/16/01); vs Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) TURNOVERS - 23 at St. Cloud State (12/7/01); vs. Southwest State (11-30-01); vs Northern State (11/17/01) FOULS - 24 vs. Wayne State (11/16/01)

OPPONENT GAME HIGHS

POINTS - 75 at St. Cloud State (12/7/01) FIELD GOALS MADE - 28 at St. Cloud State (12/7/01) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS - 68 at St. Cloud State (12/7/01) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE - .449 (22-49) vs. Western State (12-01-01) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE - 11 at Minnesota State (12/8/01) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS - 29 at Minnesota State (12/8/01) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE - .556 (5-9) vs. Northern State (11/17/01) FREE THROWS MADE - 21 vs. Wayne State (11/16/01) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS - 32 vs. Wayne State College (11/16/01) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE - .850 (17-20) vs. College of St. Mary (12/16/01) REBOUNDS - 47 vs. DWU (11-20-01) ASSISTS - 19 at St. Cloud State (12/7/01) STEALS - 15 vs. Southwest State (11-30-01) BLOCKED SHOTS - 4 vs. DWU (11-20-01) TURNOVERS - 31 vs. Simpson College (12/21/01) FOULS - 21 at Minnesota State (12/8/01); vs. Western State (12-01-01)

USD - GAME LOWS

POINTS - 56 vs. Northern State (11/17/01) FIELD GOALS MADE - 18 vs. Northern State (11/17/01) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS - 51 vs. Northern State (11/17/01) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE - .317 (19-60) vs. Western State (12-01-01) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE - 2 vs. Western State (12-01-01) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS - 12 vs. Western State (12-01-01) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE -.167 ( 2-12) vs. Western State (12-01-01) FREE THROWS MADE - 7 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12-15-01) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS -11 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12-15-01) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE - .579 (11-19) at St. Cloud State (12/7/01) REBOUNDS. - 34 vs. Simpson College (12/21/01) ASSISTS - 3 vs. Northern State (11/17/01) STEALS - 2 at Minnesota State (12/8/01) BLOCKED SHOTS - 0 vs. Western State (12-01-01) TURNOVERS - 7 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) FOULS - 4 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01)

OPPONENT - GAME LOWS

POINTS. - 30 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) FIELD GOALS MADE - 11 vs. College of St. Mary (12/16/01) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS - 44 vs. College of St. Mary (12/16/01) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE - 25 percent (11-44) vs. College of St. Mary (12/16/01) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE - 3 vs. Western State (12-01-01) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS - 9 vs. Northern State (11/17/01) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE -. 217 (5-23) vs. Southwest State (11-30-01) FREE THROWS MADE - 0 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS - 1 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE - .000 (0-1) vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01) REBOUNDS. - 26 College of St. Mary (12/16/01) ASSISTS - 6 vs. College of St. Mary (12/16/01) STEALS - 3 vs. Wayne State (11/16/01) BLOCKED SHOTS - 0 vs. Northern State (11/17/01); vs. Wayne State College (11/16/01); vs. Southwest State (11-30-01); College of St. Mary (12/16/01) TURNOVERS - 7 at Minnesota State (12/8/01) FOULS - 11 vs. Minnesota-Morris (12/15/01)