NORTHERN MICHIGANUNIVERSITY

Football 2010www.nmu.edu/athletics

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Quick Facts

NMU Quick Facts Location: Marquette, Mich. 49855Founded: 1899Enrollment: 9,400President: Les WongNCAA and GLIAC Faculty Representative: Julie RochesterNational Affiliation (Football): NCAA IIConference: Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC)School Colors: Old Gold and Olive GreenNickname: WildcatsHome Field: Superior Dome (8,000)Athletic Director: Ken Godfrey Head Football Coach: Bernie AndersonAlma Mater: Northern Michigan University, 1978Overall Record/Years: 114-126/24 NMU Record/Years: 21-30/52010 Overall Record: 5-62010 GLIAC Record/Place: 5-5/T-6thAthletic Office: 906-227-2105SID E-Mail: sportsinf@nmu.eduSID Fax Number: 906-227-2492Press Box Number: 906-227-1720Web Site: http: www.nmu.edu/athletics

GLIAC/Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12010 Recap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Head Coach Bernie Anderson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52010 Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7Photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-112010 In Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-162010 GLIAC Standings/Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17GLIAC Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19All-Time Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-22Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Individual Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Coaching Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Playoff History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Win-Loss Records by Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Win-Loss Records vs. All Foes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Superior Dome Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-31NMU Profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-36

The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) was founded in 1972. During the two years previous to the GLIAC’s founding, several attempts were made to create a new NCAA

College Division conference. In 1971, the Great Lakes Athletic Conference was formed, but plans for the new conference were put on hold and several of the participating schools subsequently withdrew their support.

However, the idea for a new conference did not die, and since 1972-73 the GLIAC has been a leader in the advancement and promotion of intercollegiate athletics for men and women.

The charter members of the GLIAC were Ferris State University, Grand Valley State University, Lake Superior State University, Northwood University and Saginaw Valley State University.

Expansion of the GLIAC began immediately with the addition of Oakland University in 1974. Hillsdale College and Northern Michigan University were accepted as members in 1975, while Wayne State University joined in 1976. In 1977, the conference lost its first member when Northern Michigan withdrew. Michigan Tech University filled the vacancy when it became a member in 1980.

After the 1986-87 season, Northwood left the conference and was replaced by Northern Michigan. Northwood rejoined the conference in 1992.

After the 1989 season, the conference dropped football as a sponsored sport. The conference schools sponsoring football joined the members of the Heartland Collegiate Conference in forming the football-only Midwest Intercollegiate Football Conference (MIFC), which began play in 1990.

After nine years of existence as one of the premier conferences in Division II football, the MIFC merged as part of GLIAC on July 1, 1999. With the merger, the University of Indianapolis became an associate member as a football-only school.

The GLIAC entered a new era in the 1995-96 school year. Prior to 1995-96, all member institutions of the GLIAC were located in the state of Michigan. On December 14, 1994, membership was offered to three schools located in Ohio and Pennsylvania. The expansion members were Ashland University of Ashland, Ohio, and Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, both located in Erie, Pa. All three schools began their membership July 1, 1995.

On July 1, 1997, membership was granted to The University of Findlay, located in Findlay, Ohio. Findlay replaced Oakland University, which withdrew from the conference after the 1996-97 season as it moved to NCAA Division I status.

Westminster College, located in New Wilmington, Pa., became the 14th member of the GLIAC when it accepted its expansion offer in May of 1997. On June 30, 2000 Westminster left the conference as it changed its affiliation to NCAA Division III.

Tiffin University, located in Tiffin, Ohio accepted an offer to join the GLIAC in June of 2007. The two Erie, Pa. schools (Gannon and Mercyhurst) left the conference at the conclusion of the 2007-08 academic year to join the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC).

Lake Erie College and Ohio Dominican University joined the GLIAC for the 2010-11 school year. Both schools are from Ohio.

Overall the GLIAC conducts championships in 21 sports, 11 for men and 10 for women. The policy-making body of the GLIAC is the Executive Council, which is comprised of three representatives from each member institution – its director of athletics, faculty athletics representative and senior woman administrator. Final approval of all GLIAC legislation is required by the Council of GLIAC Presidents.

As GLIAC commissioner, Dell Robinson is responsible for all conference administration. He is beginning his first season as the conference’s sixth commissioner.

More information about the GLIAC, its teams and staff members, is located at www.gliac.org.

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2010 Recap

The Northern Michigan University football team concluded the 2010 season with a record of 5-6. NMU’s record in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) was 5-5 which was good for a tie for third place in the North Division and tie for sixth overall in the GLIAC.

NMU started the season off with a non-conference loss against Minnesota State-Mankato (6-7). The ‘Cats went on to win the next three games against Findlay (49-10), Northwood (31-17) and a memorable homecom-ing game with Ashland (23-19), which saw the return of the 1975 National Championship team reconvene. The next two weeks the ‘Cats lost to Wayne State (18-26) and then number one ranked Grand Valley State (7-28). NMU lost junior signal caller Carter Kopach for the season in the game against Grand Valley which then shifted things for the offense. The last five weeks the ‘Cats struggled and only came out victorious in two of those games. NMU defeated Ferris State (22-20) and lost to Indianapolis in a nail bitter (5-6). NMU would rebound the following week by defeating Tiffin (43-14). The team struggled in the final two games losing to both Saginaw Valley (17-24) and rival Michigan Tech (0-12) in an ice bowl match up in Houghton.

Offensively NMU moved to the spread offense this season which would be noted as a multiple formation offense that would be set up to confuse opposing defenses. The ‘Cats averaged 278.5 yards a game in total offense (140.1 rushing and 138.5 passing). Kopach who lead in total offense (1,079 passing and 274 rushing) showed that he is the right person (back-to-back GLIAC Offensive Player of The Week in games against North-wood and Ashland) to guide this NMU offense, that will return a good core of its weapons next fall. John Privitelli led the ‘Cats on the ground with 693 yards on 170 carries as he scored a team-high five rushing touchdowns. Fullback Jared Buss carried the ball four times and gaining 26 yards with two touchdowns.

When Kopach went down for the season the ‘Cats turned to true freshmen Jacob Hicks. He was 45-92-4 for 420 yards and one touchdown.

Dustin Brancheau led the ‘Cats receiving corps with 38 receptions for 507 yards. He hauled in a team-high five touchdown catches. Newcomer Christian Marble-King saw action in and out of the backfield with the new spread offense. He finished with 27 catches for 299 yards and one score. Blake Crider and Craig Thompson made the switch from tight end to the wide receiver position and combined for three touchdowns on the season. Tony Awrey was the ‘Cats final top target and hauled in 12 catches for

165 yards and a score.Defensively the ‘Cats gave up

on average 253.6 yards a game and averaged 16.6 points a game in scoring defense. NMU was ranked first in the GLIAC in total defense and 8th in the country. Junior Ed-die Knoblock led the ‘Cats in total tackles with 83 total tackles (44 solo and 39 assisted). He also recorded a team-high five interceptions and returning two of those for scores. Zach Anderson was next on the list with 60 total tackles (26 solo and 34 assisted) and had 5.5 sacks with two forced fumbles. Anderson also fin-ished with 12 tackles for loss which was good for 9th in the GLIAC. DJ Catalano finished with a career high 57 total tackles (26 solo and 31 as-sisted). Josh Droese was right behind Catalano with 56 tackles (32 solo and 24 assisted).

As a group the ‘Cats intercept-ed 14 passes and returned three for touchdowns. Along with Knoblock’s two Marcus Tribble recorded the other score.

Garrett Peck handled the punting duties once again this year averaging 39.8 yards on 55 punts. 12 of those found their way inside the 20 yard line. Anthony Leandri and Rock Belmonte shared kick-offs this season. Leandri averaged 57.4 yards while Belmonte averaged 56.2 yards. Each kicker recorded one touchback. Belmonte connected on 11-18 field

goals with his longest being a 51 yarder. NMU placed 10 members on the GLIAC All-Conference

teams. Knoblock and DJ Oke each earned first team all honors. Anderson, Blessing and Ricky Neaves all were named to the sec-ond team. Brancheau, Privitelli, Catalano, Eric Wells and offensive linemen Jason Dumont each earned honorable mention.

The ‘Cats will open up the 2011 season at home on Thursday September 1, 2011 against Minnesota State-Mankato.

John Privitelli (#20) led the Wildcat ground game in 2010 with 693 yards on 170 carries and 5 touchdowns.

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Head Coach

Head Coach Bernie Anderson

Bernie Anderson finished his fith season at Northern Michigan University. Anderson picked up his 100th collegiate vicotry in 2007 with a 27-23 win over Gannon.

He came to NMU from Michigan Tech-nological University where he had been the head coach of the MTU football program for 19 years (1987-05). He is MTU’s all-time win-ningest gridiron mentor with 93 wins (93-96).

Anderson led the Huskies to their first-ever NCAA playoff tournament in 2004, and his 1999 and 2004 squads both completed the season rated among the Top 10 teams in NCAA Division II rankings.

“I was very happy during my tenure at Michigan Tech, but rebuilding the NMU pro-gram holds a special appeal for me as an alum and as a native of [nearby] Ishpeming,” said Anderson. “Michigan Tech was great to me, but I feel that if I was ever going to make a career change… The NMU position was one of few that would motivate me to leave Tech.”

As a prep player, Anderson was a standout in football, track and wrestling at Ishpeming High School. In wrestling, he was a three-time Upper Peninsula champion who compiled a 78-5-1 record. He was also a two-time all-conference football player.

As an NMU collegian, Anderson earned NCAA All-America honors as a Wildcat wrestler in the 132-pound weight division in 1976. He was 72-30-2 during his four-year career.

He graduated from Northern in 1978 with a bachelor’s degree in secondary educa-tion. In 1984, he completed a master’s degree at NMU.

Following his undergraduate years, Anderson began a teaching career at his prep alma mater where he served as defensive coordinator for a football program that went

11-1 and won the 1979 Michigan State High School Championship.

He was then head coach at Three Lakes, (Wis.) High School where he posted a 25-8 mark. His 1982 squad went 13-1 and was the Wisconsin State High School playoff runner-up.

Anderson began his collegiate coach-ing career in 1983 as an assistant at Western Michigan University. In 1984, he joined the MTU staff in the same capacity. Three years later, he was named the Huskies’ head coach.

Anderson and wife, Vikki, have five chil-dren: Brook Spindler (husband Brad), Brad, Vanessa Grignon (husband Alex), Benjamin and Bailey. Bernie has three grandchilren: Rylee, Sadie and Quincy. Vikki attended and played basketball at NMU. Brad was a mem-ber of the NMU football team as a running back from 2005-07. Vanessa ran track for the Wildcats.

Quick FactsBirth Place: Ishpeming, Mich.Birth Date: August 5, 1955Alma Mater: NMU, 1978 Overall Record/Years: 114-126/24 NMU Record/Years: 21-30/5

CoachingWestern Michigan - Asst. Coach 1983Michigan Tech - Asst. Coach 1984-87Michigan Tech - Head Coach 1987-05NMU - Head Coach 2006-present

Wildcat Coach Bernie Anderson has directed the team for five seasons.

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Before Northeastern, Ostrowsky was the assistant head football coach at NCAA Division III Widener University in Chester, Pa. from 2005-07. He was the offensive coordina-tor in 2005 where his offense established 27 new school records. His squads were back-to-back South Atlantic ECAC Bowl Champions 2005-06. Before Widener he had a similar position at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va. from 2002-04.

From 1997-01 Ostrowsky was the head football coach at East Side High School in Newark, N.J. He was named Newark Star Ledger High School Coach of the Year 1998. Ostrowsky turned around a losing program which had lost 18 straight games before his first game of the 1998 season. As a player Os-trowsky prepped at Roselle Park High School playing quarterback which led him to Jersey City State College. He received his bachelor of arts degree in history in 1993.

Other accomplishments for Ostrowsky include the director of the Chris Ostrowsky Quarterback/Receiver Camp. In 2006 he was the guest speaker at the Nike Coach of the Year Football Clinic (Allentown, Pa.).

Joe TanisJoe Tanis finished his second season on the Northern Michigan University football coaching staff. He will coach the tight ends and full backs. Tanis will also be the video and computer coordinator for the Wildcats.

He was the as-sistant head coach/defensive coordinator at Galesburg-Augusta High School from 2007-09. Tanis was a student-assistant football coach at Olivet College from 2005-09 where he helped lead the Comets to its first Michigan Intercol-legiate Athletic Association (MIAA) champion-ship in over 30 years in 2007. That year Olivet qualified for its first ever NCAA Division III playoff appearance. At Olivet, Tanis coached at one time the wide receivers, linebackers and the defensive backs. He has coached with the Kalamazoo Xplosion (2007-08) as the assistant to the defensive coordinator.

Tanis graduated from Olivet College with a bachelor’s degree in history where he was a letterwinner in football. He graduated from Grandville High School in 2001. Tanis married Jilanna in May of 2009.

Joe Ballard Joe Ballard finished his fifth season on the Northern Michigan University football coaching staff. He coaches the outside linebackers. During the 2006 season, he coached the running backs and assisted with the

special teams. In 2007 he coached the wide receivers and continued to assist with the special teams.

Ballard began his collegiate football career at Central Michigan University before transferring to Grand Valley State University. With the Lakers, Ballard played on two NCAA II National Championship teams. During the 2005 season he started all 14 games at strong safety.

Ballard lettered three times at Chesan-ing Union High School where he graduated in 2000. He coached the wide receivers and the defensive backfield at Chesaning Union from 2003-04.

Ballard graduated from GVSU in 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice with an emphasis in probation/pre-law.

Tom Wender Tom Wender finished his fifth season on the Northern Michigan University football staff. He coaches the inside linebackers.

Wender spent the 2005 season at Saginaw Valley State University as the special teams coordi-

nator/outside linebackers coach.He spent 21 seasons (1984-04) at Iron

Mountain High School, where he was the head football coach. Wender compiled an overall record of 170-55 with the Mountaineers. He led his teams to 15 playoff appearances, 11 mid-Peninsula Conference championships, three state finals appearances and two state titles in 1993 and 2000. Wender retired from the prep ranks after the 2004 season.

He is a 1968 graduate of Kingsford High School and earned his bachelor’s degree in industrial arts from NMU in 1972.

Randy AwreyRandy Awrey finished his third season as defensive coordinator. He will also coach the defensive backs. Awrey brings 30 years of football coaching experience to the Wildcats, which includes 18 as a head coach.

Awrey was the head coach at Saginaw Valley State University for nine seasons (1999-07) where he led the Cardinals to a 76-27 overall record and a 71-20 GLIAC record. He left SVSU as the all-time winningest coach in school history. His overall collegiate record is 124-68-1. Awrey led SVSU to GLIAC titles in 2000 and 2003. He led SVSU to five appear-ances in the NCAA II playoffs and was named the GLIAC coach of the year in 2003.

Awrey’s other head coaching stops have been at Lakeland College (1994-98) and at Kentucky Wesleyan College (1990-93).

He was an assistant coach at St. Lawrence University (1982-85), Michigan Tech (1982-85), NMU (1980-81) and at Westwood High School (1979).

Awrey, an Iron Mountain native, was a four-year starter for the Wildcats. He was a defensive back as freshman before switching to a running back. Awrey was named the MVP in the 1975 national championship game when NMU claimed the title. He was inducted into the NMU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998.

He has two bachelor’s degrees from NMU, in criminal justice (1978) and a teaching certificate in physical education (1981). Awrey earned his master’s degree in educational administration from NMU in 1986.

Chris OstrowskyChris Ostrowsky finished his first season

at Northern Michigan University as the offensive coordinator. Ostrowsky brings 15 years of coaching experience to NMU. His most recent position was at NCAA Division I Northeastern University in Boston, Mass. for three seasons (2007-09).

With the Huskies he was the quarterbacks coach, recruiting coordinator and passing game coordinator. He led freshmen quarterback Matt Carroll to a 65 percent pass completion ratio which was third highest in school history (2009).

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Rob BossRob Boss finished his first season as a full-time coach for the Northern Michigan University football staff after spending the 2009 season as a student-assistant. He will coach the offensive line. He spent the 2009 season

coaching the defensive line. Boss was a four-year letterwinner (2002-05) at NMU playing both on the offensive and defensive line. Named NMU defensive linemen of the year and honorable mention all-Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) as a junior in 2004, recording 64 tackles. Voted second–team all-GLIAC as an offensive linemen his senior year and GLIAC all-academic team as a sophomore, junior and senior.

In 2006, Boss played for the AF2 Green Bay Blizzard, recording 22 tackles, 4.5 sacks and an interception in 14 games.

Most recently, Boss has been a mem-ber of the AFL Chicago Rush. In 2007, he was named the team’s co-rookie of the year starting all 16 games at tight end. Boss caught two touchdowns and a two-point conver-sion. In 2008 he hauled in 15 catches for 187 yards and three touchdowns. He also had four tackles.

Boss is a 2002 graduate of Charlevoix High School where he participated in football, basketball, baseball and track. As a senior, he was named honorable mention all-state in football and all-conference in basketball and baseball.

Marty HigginsHiggins finished his first season with the ‘Cats after 12 years of coaching experience. From 1987-90 he was the wide receivers coach at Western Michigan University. With the Broncos, Higgins worked with and developed

the quarterbacks and receivers in a one-back offense scheme. The Broncos led the Mid-American Conference (MAC) in passing in his three seasons. In 1988 WMU was Mid-American Conference champions which led to a bid to play in the California Bowl against Fresno State. He coached six all-conference receivers as two of them went on to play in the Canadian Football League (CFL).

From 1985-87 he held the same position

at Eastern Illinois University. In 1986 his squad made it to the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs with a regular season record of 11-2.

Higgins was the head football coach at the SR-R High School in Sioux Rapids, Iowa from 1982-85. There he guided the football program to its first winning season in seven years; the school had an 18-game losing streak before he took over. As a player Higgins lettered four times at South Dakota State Uni-versity (1978-82). He was a two-year starter at quarterback earning the 1980 Beef Bowl MVP. Higgins was the ABC Chevrolet Player of the Game vs. North Dakota. He was the first player in 20 years to lead the North Central Conference (NCC) in total offense, passing and scoring. He attended Ankeny High School (1976-78) where he was a four-time state qualifier in wrestling.

Mark PaunPaun finished his first season coaching with the Wildcats after he recently finished up his playing career at Miami University. With the RedHawks, Paun was a two-time Iron Man award winner. He finished his career with

34 tackles. Paun will be working with the defensive line.

“Mark has playing experience at the NCAA Division I level. This is a great opportu-nity for him to start his coaching career,” said Anderson.

Wildcat Coaching Staff, Administration

Director of Athletics

Ken GodfreyKen Godfrey was appointed the Northern Michigan University athletic director in June 2003, after serving as interim since January 2003. God-frey’s official title is athletic director and associate vice president for athletics and recreation.

Godfrey, a Maywood, Ill. native, was in charge of NMU’s recreational services since he came to NMU in 1979. He was named an associate vice president in Au-gust 2001. Prior to coming to Northern, he was a junior high teacher, coach and school administrator in Maywood.

Godfrey earned a bachelor’s degree in social science from Illinois State University in 1971 and a master’s degree in recreation from NMU in 1984. He is a certified member of the National Intra-mural Recreational Sports Association. Godfrey served on the the Marquette Kiwanis Board, the Lake Superior Com-munity Partnership Board of Directors and the Recreation Tourism Commission.

He and his wife, Kathie, have two sons – Ken and Keith – and two daugh-ters – Kristine and Kimberly. Ken, Keith, Kristine and Kimberly are NMU gradu-ates.

Administration President

Les WongLes Wong became the 13th president of Northern Mich-igan University in March 2004.

Wong was the vice president for academic affairs at Valley City State University in North Dakota from 1999-04. VCSU is the state system’s “model” campus for curriculum innovation empha-sizing technology. It was also the second university in the nation to implement a 100 percent laptop computer initiative.

From 1996-99, Wong was provost and academic vice president at the Uni-versity of Southern Colorado, Pueblo. He was the interim president from January to June 1997.

Wong holds a doctorate in educa-tional psychology from Washington State University (1986), a master’s in experi-mental psychology from Eastern Washing-ton (1974) and a bachelor’s in psychology from Gonzaga University (1972).

Wong and his wife, Phyllis, have three sons – Isaac, a mathematician; Nathan, a professional flutist; and Brian, a 2nd Lt. in the U.S. Army.

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2010 Numerical Roster

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School/Junior College/College) 1 Rockne Belmonte K So 5-11 210 Grand Rapids, Mich. (Catholic Central/Eastern Michigan) 2 Rafael Sears QB So 6-3 161 Arlington, Texas (Bowie/Arkansas-Pine Bluff) 3 Tony Awrey WR Jr 6-2 195 Marquette, MI (Nouvel Catholic/Saginaw Valley/Cal. Pa.) 5 Craig Thompson TE Jr 6-4 230 Allendale, Mich. (Allendale) 6 Ricky Neaves DB Sr 6-1 215 Cooper City, Fla. (Cooper City) 7 Phillipe Smith RB Jr 6-1 205 Mansfield, Texas (Summit/University of Central Florida) 8 Junior Michel DB Sr 6-0 200 Delray Beach, Fla. (Atlantic Community/Rock Valley C.C.) 9 Marcus Tribble DB Jr 6-1 185 Coral Springs, Fla. (Coral Springs Charter)10 Carter Kopach QB Jr 6-0 215 Bolingbrook, Ill. (Mount Carmel)12 Jacob Hicks QB Fr 6-3 195 Twin Falls, Idaho (Sheton)13 Cedric Douglas DL Jr 6-0 210 Belleville, Mich. (Milan)14 Zach Pierson DL Jr 6-2 210 St. Ignace, Mich. (LaSalle)15 Gerrit Mortensen QB Jr 5-10 195 St. Ignace, Mich. (St. Ignace) 16 Mario Marana QB Rfr 6-0 175 Negaunee, Mich. (Negaunee)16x Nick Stanley DB Fr 5-10 165 North Highlands, Calif. (Foothill) 18 Keith Wilson K Fr 6-1 175 Wauconda, Ill. (Wauconda)19 Blake Crider TE Sr 6-5 250 Fenton, Mich. (Lake Fenton)20 John Privitelli RB Jr 5-9 180 Villa Park, Calif. (Villa Park/Santiago Canyon College)21 Morgan Stenz DB Rfr 6-0 190 Alpena, Mich. (Alpena)21x Brian Crook RB Fr 5-8 180 Arrowhead, Wis. (Arrowhead)22 Brock Reynolds DB Fr 5-11 195 Battle Creek, Mich. (Central)23 Jacob Lehmann DB Jr 5-11 185 Ishpeming, Mich. (Ishpeming)24 David Halverson WR Rfr 5-11 180 Ishpeming, Mich. (Westwood)25 Anthony Harris LB Jr 6-1 270 El Cajon, Calif. (Grossmont/Saddleback C.C.)26 Brennan VanEffen RB Jr 6-2 225 Escanaba, Mich. (Escanaba)26x Brady Grayvold DB Fr 5-11 170 Norway, Mich. (Norway)27 Padraic Berlin FB Rfr 5-10 215 Warren, Mich. (De LaSalle)28 Christian Jessie WR So 5-9 160 Grand Rapids, Mich. (East Kentwood)29 John Blessing DL Sr 6-1 235 Birch Run, Mich. (Birch Run Area)30 Trevor Kruzel FB Rfr 6-2 220 Boyne City, Mich. (Boyne City)30x Zach McFarlane DB Fr 5-10 160 Cedarville, Mich. (Cedarville) 31 DJ Oke DB Sr 5-10 190 Oak Park, Mich. (Royal Oak Kimball)32 Anthony Marietti DB Jr 5-11 190 Ishpeming, Mich. (Ishpeming/Saginaw Valley State)33 Cameron Hurst DB Fr 6-0 175 Elsie, Mich. (Ovid-Elsie)34 Anthony Leandri K Sr 5-7 180 Clearwater, Fla. (Central Catholic/Univ. of SouthFlorida)35 Nick Krause DB Fr 5-11 185 Gillett, Wis. (Gillett)36 Michael Kososky WR Fr 6-1 180 Mio, Mich. (Mio Ausable)36x Lee Figures RB So 5-9 180 Kentwood, Mich. (East Kentwood/Trine University)37 Thaddeus Scott RB Fr 5-6 170 Chicago, Ill. (Lane Tech)38 Joby Sullivan DB Jr 5-11 175 Iron Mountain, Mich. (Iron Mountain)38x Quaid Anderson K Fr 6-0 175 Grand Rapids, Mich. (East Kentwood)39 Nick DiTomaso LB Fr 6-0 195 Macomb, Mich. (Eisenhower) 40 Brandon Reynolds DL Jr 5-10 275 Battle Creek, Mich. (Central)41 Christian Magdalena LB Jr 5-11 245 Miami, Fla. (Southwest/Rochester Community Tech)42 Jared Buss FB So 6-2 240 Cedarburg, Wis. (Cedarburg)43 Spencer Williams DL Jr 6-1 230 Anaheim, Calif. (Fairmont Prep/Santa Ana C.C.)44 Josh Droese LB So 6-0 200 Kingsford, Mich. (Kingsford)45 Robert Edmonds LB Jr 5-11 230 Greenbelt, Md. (Surrattsvlle/Alfred State)46 Casey Cotta RB Jr 5-10 220 Los Banos, Calf. (Los Banos/Modesto J.C.)47 Jeff Smith LB Rfr 6-0 210 Gary, Ind. (Bishop Noll)48 Jesus Wright LB Jr 6-2 230 Kentwood, Mich. (East)49 Joseph Vezina DB So 6-2 175 Allen Park, Mich. (Cabrini)50 Eric McKnight OL Jr 5-11 275 Henrietta, N.Y. (Henrietta/Valley Forge Military)51 Austin Barlow OL Fr 6-2 300 Cottage Grove, Wis. (Monona Grove)52 Edwin Knoblock LB Jr 6-2 235 Lake Orion, Mich. (Farmington)53 Tyler Kruzel DL So 6-1 230 Boyne City, Mich. (Boyne City)

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2010 Numerical Roster

54 Anthony Vella OL Rfr 6-1 230 Dearborn Heights, Mich. (Divine Child)55 Daniel Catalano DL Sr 6-4 265 Belle Mead, N.J. (Montgomery/Monmouth University) 56 Eric Wells DL Sr 6-2 220 Agoura Hills, Calif. (Agoura/College of the Canyons)57 Anthony Echols DL Sr 6-1 240 Cleveland, Ohio (Glenville/Joliet J.C.)58 Eric Davis DL Rfr 5-11 290 Grand Rapids, Mich. (Christian)59 Matt Forward DL Jr 6-0 300 Zeeland, Mich. (Zeeland West)60 Mike Levy OL Sr 6-4 290 South Bend, Ind. (Penn)61 Andrew Carpenter DL Fr 5-11 220 Kingsford, Mich. (Kingsford)62 Mark Zdanewicz DL Fr 6-0 215 Arlington Heights, Ill. (Buffalo Grove)63 Phil Schoof OL Fr 6-2 230 White Lake, Mich. (Orchard Lake St. Mary’s)64 Jonathan Kraai OL Jr 6-4 315 Zeeland, Mich. (Zeeland)65 Ryan Hasten DL Fr 6-0 195 Milan, Mich. (Milan)66 Delmar Hall DL Fr 6-2 215 Chelsea, Mich. (Chelsea) 67 Patrick Fehlberg OL Fr 6-2 265 Lake Orion, Mich. (Lake Orion)68 Jordan Adediran OL Fr 6-2 260 Gwinn, Mich. (Gwinn)69 James Bester OL Fr 6-7 400 Madison, Wis. (Madison West)70 Andy Vasquez OL Jr 6-3 270 Reseda, Calif. (Reseda/Moorpark College)71 Chad Anderson OL Rfr 6-4 275 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. (Sault Area)72 Brad Kaatz OL Fr 6-4 275 Pewaukee, Wis. (Pewaukee)73 Chad Pepper OL Jr 6-7 310 Grand Rapids, Mich. (Union)74 Jace Daniels OL So 6-4 275 Escanaba, Mich. (Escanaba)76 Nathan Linsmeier OL Jr 6-4 305 Menominee, Mich. (Menominee)77 Travis Cheesbro OL Fr 6-6 285 Crystal Lake, Ill. (Crystal Lake Central)78 Jordan Mancl OL So 6-4 280 Stevens Point, Wis. (Stevens Point Area Senior)79 Jason DuMont OL Sr 6-2 285 Racine, Wis. (St. Catherines)80 Kelly Waite WR Rfr 5-10 160 Plymouth, Mich. (Plymouth)81 Julian Gaines WR Fr 6-6 190 Floosmor, Ill. (Homewood Floosmor)82 Kyle Senn WR Jr 6-1 200 Fond du Lac, Wis. (Fond du Lac)83 Christian Marble-King WR Fr 6-2 210 Ithaca, Mich. (Ithaca)84 Sam Celentino WR So 6-4 195 DeWitt, Mich. (DeWitt)85 Sean Frank TE Rfr 6-5 225 Dearborn, Mich. (Divine Child)87 Dustin Brancheau WR Sr 6-0 185 Ishpeming, Mich. (Ishpeming)88 Brent Parrett TE So 6-3 240 Ingalls, Mich. (Stephenson)89 Derek Beltrame WR So 5-9 170 Ishpeming Mich. (Ishpeming)90 Isiah Mims DL So 6-1 300 Lansing, Mich. (Haslett)91 Tony Propson DL Jr 6-2 285 Chilton, Wis. (Chilton)93 Price Burton DL So 6-0 270 Brighton, Mich. (Brighton)93x Jason Bloom TE Fr 5-11 215 Reisterstown, Md. (Franklin)94 Zach Anderson DL So 6-3 305 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. (Sault Area)95 Craig LaMarre DL Fr 6-4 240 Alpena, Mich. (Alpena)96 Aaron Skrenes DL Fr 5-11 250 Ishpeming, Mich. (Westwood)

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The Wildcats defense celebrates a safety against Ashland in a 23-19 homecoming victory.

The Wildcats enters the field in the Superior Dome. Privitelli cutback against Saginaw Valley State.

Quarterback Carter Kopach scores against Ashland.Lineman Anthony Echols watches his teammates.

2010 Photos

Privitelli cutback against Saginaw Valley State.

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Tony AwreyWR, 36-3, 190, JuniorMarquette, Mich.

Rockne BelmonteK, 15-10, 185, SophomoreGrand Rapids, Mich.

Derek BeltrameWR, 895-9, 170, SophomoreIshpeming, Mich.

John BlessingLB, 296-1, 225, SeniorBirch Run, Mich.

Dustin BrancheauWR, 876-0, 200, SeniorIshpeming, Mich.

Price BurtonDL, 936-1, 260, SophomoreBrighton, Mich.

Jared BussFB, 426-2, 240, SophomoreCedarburg, Wis.

Daniel CatalanoDT, 556-4, 265, SeniorBelle Mead, NJ

Sam CelentinoWR, 846-4, 185, SophomoreDeWitt, Mich.

Casey CottaRB, 465-10, 225, JuniorLos Banos, Calf.

Blake CriderTE, 196-5, 265, SeniorFenton, Mich.

Jace DanielsOL, 746-4, 290, SophomoreEscanaba, Mich.

Cedric DouglasDE, 136-0, 205, JuniorBelleville, Mich.

Josh DroeseLB, 516-0, 200, SophomoreKingsford, Mich.

Jason DuMontOL, 796-4, 285, SeniorRacine, Wis.

Anthony EcholsDL, 576-1, 240, JuniorCleveland, Ohio

Robert EdmondsLB, 455-11, 230, JuniorGreenbelt, Md.

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Lee FiguresRB, 365-9, 180, SophomoreKentwood, Mich.

Matt ForwardDL, 596-0, 290, JuniorZeeland, Mich.

Anthony HarrisLB, 256-1, 270, JuniorEl Cajon, Calif.

Christian JessieWR, 285-10, 170, SophomoreGrand Rapids, Mich.

Eddie KnoblockLB, 526-2, 235, JuniorFarmington, Mich.

Carter KopachQB, 106-0, 195, JuniorBolingbrook, Ill.

Jonathan KraaiOL, 646-3, 285, JuniorZeeland, Mich.

Tyler KruzelDL, 536-1, 230, SophomoreBoyne City, Mich.

Anthony LeandriK, 345-7, 180, SeniorClearwater, Fla.

Jacob LehmannDB, 235-11, 195, JuniorIshpeming, Mich.

Mike LevyOL, 606-4, 290, SeniorSouth Bend, Ind.

Nathan LinsmeierOL, 766-4, 305, JuniorMenominee, Mich.

Christian MagdalenaLB, 415-11, 245, JuniorMiami, Fla.

Jordan ManclDL, 786-4, 285, SophomoreStevens Point, Wis.

Anthony MariettiDB, 325-11, 190, JuniorIshpeming, Mich.

Weston McIntoshDL, 985-11, 245, JuniorPahoa, Hawaii

Eric McKnightOL/DL, 506-1, 290, JuniorHenrietta, NY

Junior MichelDB, 306-0, 200, SeniorDelray Beach, Fla.

Isiah MimsDL, 906-1, 300, SophomoreLansing, Mich.

Ricky NeavesDB, 66-1, 220, SeniorCooper City, Fla.

DJ OkeDB, 315-10, 190, SeniorOak Park, Mich.

Meet the NMU Wildcats

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Brent ParrettTE, 886-3, 245, SophomoreIngalls, Mich.

Garrett PeckP, 996-4, 200, JuniorArena, Wis.

Chad PepperOL, 736-7, 360, JuniorGrand Rapids, Mich.

Zach PiersonLB, 146-2, 220, JuniorSt. Ignace, Mich.

John PrivitelliRB, 205-6, 190, JuniorVilla Park, Calif.

Tony PropsonDL, 916-2, 275, JuniorChilton, Wis.

Brandon ReynoldsFB, 405-10, 255, JuniorBattle Creek, Mich.

Rafael SearsQB, 26-3, 161, SophomoreArlington, Texas

Kyle SennWR, 826-1, 200, JuniorFond du Lac, Wis.

Phillipe SmithRB, 76-1, 205, JuniorMansfield, Texas

Joby SullivanDB, 385-11, 175, JuniorIron Mountain, Mich.

Craig ThompsonTE, 56-3, 250, JuniorAllensdale, Mich.

Marcus TribbleDB, 166-1, 185, JuniorCoral Springs, Fla.

Brennan VanEffenRB, 266-2, 225, JuniorEscanaba, Mich.

Andy VasquezOL, 626-3, 265, SeniorReseda, Calif.

Joseph VezinaDB, 546-2, 175, SophomoreAllen Park, Mich.

Eric WellsLB, 566-3, 230, SeniorAgoura Hills, Calif.

Spencer WilliamsLB, 436-1, 230, JuniorAnaheim, Calif.

Keith WilsonK, 186-1, 175, SophomoreWauconda, Ill.

Jesus WrightLB, 486-2, 230, JuniorKentwood, Mich.

Meet the NMU Wildcats

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2010 Game Summaries

Game 1: September 2, 2010NMU at Minnesota State

Mankato, Minn Attendance: 3,713

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FNorthern Michigan 0 0 0 6 6Minnesota State 0 0 0 7 7

Team Statistics NM MSFirst Downs 15 10Rushes-Yards 31-24 36-108Passing Yards 168 99Total Offense 202 207Passing 17-34-1 9-23-1Fumbles/Lost 2-1 0-0Penalties/Yards 3-25 9-60Punts/Avg. 6-40.3 7-41.1 Scoring SummaryFourth QuarterMS – Thielson 10 -yd pass from Brogan (Brockhus kick) 5:33NM – Christian Mar.-King 19 yard pass from Carter Kopach

(Kopack pass failed) 00:42

Game 2: September 11, 2010Findlay at NMUMarquette, Mich

Attendance: 4,261

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FFindlay 0 7 3 0 10Northern Michigan 14 21 7 7 49

Team Statistics UF NMFirst Downs 14 16Rushes-Yards 41-133 29-101Passing Yards 106 269Total Offense 239 370Passing 13-24-4 17-24-1Fumbles/Lost 1-1 0-0Penalties/Yards 6-50 10-66Punts/Avg. 5-39.4 3-33.3

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterNM - Tribble 18-yd interception return (Belmonte kick)

9:58NM- Thompson 33-yd pass from Kopach (Belmonte kick)

4:12Second QuarterNM - Brancheau 49-yd pass from Kopach (Belmonte kick)

12:44NM - Brancheau 7-yd pass from Kopach (Belmonte kick)

8:40NM - Crider 19-yd pass from Kopach (Belmonte kick) 2:27UF Kloepfer 1-yd pass from Tate (Stevens kick) 00:01Third QuarterUF- Stevens 38-yd field goalNM - Kopach 1-yd run (Belmonte kick)Fourth QuarterNM - Brancheau 22-yd pass from Kopach (Belmonte kick)

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Game 3: September 18, 2010NMU at Northwood

Midland, Mich. Attendance: 2,206

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FNorthern Michigan 7 10 7 7 31Northwood 3 0 7 7 17

Team Statistics NM NUFirst Downs 21 11Rushes-Yards 45-160 38-136Passing Yards 254 99Total Offense 414 235Passing 13-25-0 7-17-1Fumbles/Lost 1-1 5-3Penalties/Yards 8-80 5-50Punts/Avg. 3-26.0 0-0

Scoring SummaryFirst Quarter NM - Kopach 4-yd run (Belmonte kick) 11:44NU - Sijan 30-yd field goal 01:42Second QuarterNM - Belmonte 35-yd field goal 12:30NM - Awrey 12-yd pass from Kopach (Belmonte kick)

02:12Third QuarterNM - Brancheau 51-yd pass from Kopach (Belmonte kick)

07:27NU - Violette 15-yd blocked punt return (Sijan kick) 01:19Fourth QuarterNM - Kopach 15-yd run (Belmonte kick) 11:44NU - Knoll 8-yd pass from Shavers (Sijan kick) 07:30

Game 4: September 25, 2010Ashland at NMUMarquette, Mich.

Attendance: 4,601

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FAshland 3 3 10 3 19Northern Michigan 0 14 2 7 23

Team Statistics AU NMFirst Downs 17 13Rushes-Yards 45-168 38-159Passing Yards 103 79Total Offense 271 238Passing 12-20-0 7-15-1Fumbles/Lost 0-0 2-1Penalties/Yards 9-75 3-30Punts/Avg. 4-47.5 6-37.3

Scoring SummaryFirst Quarter AU - Berkshire 44-yd field goal 09:25Second QuarterAU - Berkshire 40-yd field goal 09:06NM - Kopach 41-yd run (Belmonte kick) 07:04NM - Kopach 52-yd run (Belmonte kick) 04:12Third QuarterAU - Berkshire 50-yd field goal 07:18NM - Blessing safety 02:13AU - Scott 20-yd fumble recovery (Berkshire kick) 01:16Fourth QuarterAU - Berkshire 20-yd field goal 07:00NM - Buss 5-yd run (Belmonte kick) 01:40

Game 5: October 2, 2010NMU at Wayne State

Detroit, Mich. Attendance: 2,786

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FNorthern Michigan 3 12 3 0 18Wayne State 10 0 9 7 26

Team Statistics NM WSFirst Downs 15 18Rushes-Yards 39-95 41-141Passing Yards 218 180Total Offense 313 321Passing 15-32-4 17-29-1Fumbles/Lost 0-0 1-0Penalties/Yards 8-56 5-45Punts/Avg. 5-40.6 8-33.0

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterWS - Sanders 12-yd pass from Mohner (Terleckyj kick) 13:12WS - Terleckyj 29-yd field goal 06:35NM - Belmonte 38-yd field goal 01:47Second QuarterNM - Kopach 1-yd run (Belmonte kick failed) 01:57NM - Knoblock 70-yd interception return (Kopach pass failed) 00:19Third QuarterWS - Brown 36-yd pass from Mohner (Mohner pass failed) 06:55NM - Belmonte 44-yd field goal 02:44WS - Terleckyj 20-yd field goal 00:17Fourth QuarterWS - Burrell 9-yd run (Terleckyj kick) 06:52

Quarterback Carter Kopach rolls out for a pass.

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Game 6: October 9, 2010NMU at Grand Valley State

Allendale, Mich. Attendance: 12,307

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FNorthern Michigan 0 0 7 0 7Grand Valley State 14 7 0 7 28

Team Statistics NM GVFirst Downs 17 18Rushes-Yards 30-101 49-315Passing Yards 140 83Total Offense 241 398Passing 11-26-0 9-16-1Fumbles/Lost 3-1 0-0Penalties/Yards 4-27 10-76Punts/Avg. 6-33.7 2-40.0

Scoring SummaryFirst Quarter GV - Lorman 9-yd pass from McMahon (Briggs kick)11:17GV - Shuford 4-yd run (Briggs kick) 04:38Second QuarterGV - Shuford 1-yd run (Briggs kick) 13:01Third QuarterNM - Privitelli 17-yd run (Belmonte kick) 03:28Fourth QuarterGV - Woolfork 14-yd pass from McMahon (Belmonte kick) 04:29

2010 Game Summaries

Game 7: October 16, 2010Ferris State at NMU

Marquette, Mich. Attendance: 3,773

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FFerris State 7 7 6 0 20Northern Michigan 13 3 3 3 22

Team Statistics FS NMFirst Downs 16 9Rushes-Yards 36-116 37-120Passing Yards 190 109Total Offense 306 229Passing 21-28-1 12-17-0Fumbles/Lost 1-1 1-0Penalties/Yards 5-35 7-46Punts/Avg. 5-41.1 6-42.5

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterNM - Privitelli 2-yd run (Belmonte kick failed) 11:02FS - Thomas 23-yd run (Porter kick) 08:10NM - Brancheau 13-yd pass from Privitelli (Belmonte kick)

03:06Second QuarterFS - Olman 6-yd from Schneider (Porter kick) 14:19NM - Belmonte 51-yd field goal 10:58Third QuarterNM - Belmonte 27-yd field goal 11:14FS - Ryan 33-yd pass from Schneider (Schneider pass

failed) 08:35Fourth QuarterNM - Belmonte 33-yd field goal 04:16

Game 8: October 23, 2010Indianapolis at NMU

Marquette, Mich. Attendance: 3,114

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FIndianapolis 0 0 0 6 6Northern Michigan 0 0 0 5 5

Team Statistics UI NMFirst Downs 11 9Rushes-Yards 34-19 40-132Passing Yards 127 38Total Offense 146 170Passing 13-28-0 9-24-2Fumbles/Lost 3-1 2-1Penalties/Yards 7-60 6-30Punts/Avg. 12-34.6 7-43.3

Scoring SummaryFourth QuarterNM - Belmonte 38-yd field goal 14:08UI - Fakes 12-yd pass from Mills (Puntarelli kick failed) 6:17NM - Team safety 00:00

Game 9: October 30, 2010Tiffin at NMU

Tiffin, OhioAttendance: 650

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FNorthern Michigan 17 10 13 3 43Tiffin 0 14 0 0 14

Team Statistics NM TUFirst Downs 25 8Rushes-Yards 67/327 22/-53Passing Yards 58 181Total Offense 385 128Passing 3-8-0 13-25-4Fumbles/Lost 1-0 2-1Penalties/Yards 5-50 4-23Punts/Avg. 3-27.7 4-38.2

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterNM - Knoblock 52-yd interception return (Belmonte kick)

11:51NM - Privitelli 10-yd run (Belmonte kick) 08:54NM - Belmonte 32-yd field goal 02:25Second QuarterTU - Williams 12-yd blocked punt return (Rutkowski kick)

10:35NM - Belmonte 33-yd field goal 02:29TU - Singleton 55-yd pass from Young (Rutkowski kick)

02:06NM - Smith 1-yd run (Belmonte kick) 00:14Third QuarterNM - Privitelli 12-yd run (Peck pass failed) 12:17NM - Buss 4-yd run (Belmonte kick) 06:29Fourth Quarter

NM - Belmonte 24-yd field goal 09:51

Game 10: November 6, 2010Saginaw Valley State at NMU

Marquette, Mich.Attendance: 1,987

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT FSaginaw Valley St 7 3 7 0 7 24Northern Michigan 0 0 7 10 0 17

Team Statistics SV NMFirst Downs 16 21Rushes-Yards 37-99 49-194Passing Yards 207 166Total Offense 306 360Passing 16-26-0 14-26-1Fumbles/Lost 0-0 2-2Penalties/Yards 6-46 4-23Punts/Avg. 7-31.7 5-39.8

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterSV - Ingraham 50-yd fumble recovery (Goodroe kick) 13:38Second QuarterSV - Goodroe 32-yd field goal 05:55Third QuarterSV - Beaver 16-yd pass from Jennings (Goodroe kick) 08:41NM - Crider 1-yd pass from Hicks (Belmonte kick) 04:20Fourth QuarterNM - Privitelli 6-yd run (Belmonte kick) 09:39NM - Belmonte 19-yd field goal 00:03OvertimeSV - Cecich 2-yd pass form Jennings (Goodroe kick) 15:00

Game 11: November 13, 2010NMU at Michigan Tech

Houghton, Mich.Attendance: 1,943

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FNorthern Michigan 0 0 0 0 0Michigan Tech 6 0 6 0 12

Team Statistics NM MTFirst Downs 5 15Rushes-Yards 32-108 58-159Passing Yards 24 74Total Offense 132 233Passing 4-13-1 7-17-1Fumbles/Lost 4-3 0-0Penalties/Yards 3-30 3-25Punts/Avg. 7-42.9 7-39.0

Scoring SummaryFirst QuarterMT - Stowowy 4-yd pass from Short (Cattelino kick failed)

01:42Third QuarterMT - Short 1-yd run (Cattelino kick failed) 03:09

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2010 Results and Statistics

Date W-L Opponent NMU Opp Attendance SiteSep 02, 2010 L #18 Minnesota State 6 7 3,713 Mankato, Minn.Sep 11, 2010 W Findlay 49 10 4,261 Marquette, Mich.Sep 18, 2010 W Northwood 31 17 2,206 Midland, Mich.Sep 25, 2010 W Ashland 23 19 4,601 Marquette, Mich.Oct 02, 2010 L Wayne State 18 26 2,786 Detroit, Mich.Oct 09, 2010 L #1 Grand Valley State 7 28 12,307 Allendale, Mich.Oct 16, 2010 W Ferris State 22 20 3,773 Marquette, Mich.Oct 23, 2010 L Indianapolis 5 6 3,114 Marquette, Mich.Oct 30, 2010 W Tiffin University 43 14 650 Tiffin, OhioNov 06, 2010 L OT Saginaw Valley State 17 24 1,987 Marquette, Mich.Nov 13, 2010 L #22 Michigan Tech 0 12 1,943 Houghton, Mich..

Scoring by quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total/AvgNMU 54 70 49 48 0 -221/2.0.0Opp 50 41 48 37 7 -183/16.6

NMU OPPTotal Offense 3064 2790Plays 681 690Game Avg. 278.5 253.6

RushingRUSHING YARDAGE 1541 1341 Yards gained rushing 1983 1710 Yards lost rushing 442 369 Rushing Attempts 437 437 Average Per Rush 3.5 3.1 Average Per Game 140.1 121.9 TDs Rushing 14 5

PassingPASSING YARDAGE 1523 1449 Comp-Att-Int 122-244-11 137-253-14 Average Per Pass 6.2 5.7 Average Per Catch 12.5 10.6 Average Per Game 138.5 131.7 TDs Passing. 10 14

PuntingPUNTS-Yards 57-2189 61-2289 Average Per Punt 38.4 37.5 Net punt average 33.1 33.2

First Downs Rushing 91 80 Passing 63 66 Penalty 12 8Total 166 154

Return YardsPunt Returns/Yard 31-262 26-221Int. Returns/Yards 14-217 11-116Kickoff Return/Yards 40-761 44-835

PenaltiesNo./Yards 61-463 69-545

FumblesNo./Lost 18-10 13-7

3rd Down ConversionsMade/Att. 50/150 61/166Efficiency 33% 37%

Time of PossessionPer Game 29:42 30:18

PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pc Yds TD Lng Avg/GCarter Kopach 6 123.64 75-144-7 52.1 1079 8 51 179.8Jacob Hicks 7 82.15 45-92-4 48.9 420 1 35 60.0Dustin Brancheau 11 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0John Privitelli 11 365.80 2-2-0 100.0 24 1 13 2.2Tony Awrey 10 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Christian Mar.-King 11 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 11 106.94 122-244-11 50.0 1523 10 51 138.5Opponents 11 109.45 137-253-14 54.2 1449 14 55 131.7

Final Results: 5-6 Overall, 5-5 GLIAC

Final Team Statistics

Final Individual Statistics

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2010 Statistics

Final Individual StatisticsRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GJohn Privitelli 11 170 762 69 693 4.1 5 50 63.0Phillipe Smith 8 78 340 27 313 4.0 1 24 39.1Carter Kopach 6 81 454 180 274 3.4 6 52 45.7Christian Mar.-King 11 18 91 4 87 4.8 0 25 7.9Dustin Brancheau 11 14 75 3 72 5.1 0 18 6.5Thaddeus Scott 6 24 74 12 62 2.6 0 21 10.3Brennan VanEffen 10 15 65 4 61 4.1 0 34 6.1Jared Buss 11 4 26 0 26 6.5 2 10 2.4Jacob Hicks 7 28 92 86 6 0.2 0 15 0.9Garrett Peck 11 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1Tony Awrey 10 2 4 10 -6 -3.0 0 4 -0.6TEAM 7 2 0 46 -46 -23.0 0 0 -6.6Total 11 437 1983 442 1541 3.5 14 52 140.1Opponents 11 437 1710 369 1341 3.1 5 29 121.9

RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GDustin Brancheau 11 38 507 13.3 5 51 46.1Christian Mar.-King 11 27 299 11.1 1 42 27.2Craig Thompson 11 19 307 16.2 1 43 27.9John Privitelli 11 13 93 7.2 0 18 8.5Tony Awrey 10 12 165 13.8 1 38 16.5Blake Crider 11 5 82 16.4 2 29 7.5Thaddeus Scott 6 5 53 10.6 0 16 8.8Jared Buss 11 1 16 16.0 0 16 1.5Kyle Senn 8 1 4 4.0 0 4 0.5Brennan VanEffen 10 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.3Total 11 122 1523 12.5 10 51 138.5Opponents 11 137 1449 10.6 14 55 131.7

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdGarrett Peck 55 2189 39.8 56 4 8 12 2TEAM 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0Total 57 2189 38.4 56 4 8 12 2Opponents 61 2289 37.5 69 0 6 14 0

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongJohn Privitelli 18 366 20.3 0 34Thaddeus Scott 11 209 19.0 0 32Brennan VanEffen 5 127 25.4 0 41Jared Buss 2 20 10.0 0 17Jacob Lehmann 2 20 10.0 0 18Craig Thompson 1 8 8.0 0 8Tony Awrey 1 11 11.0 0 11Total 40 761 19.0 0 41Opponents 44 835 19.0 0 69

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongEddie Knoblock 5 157 31.4 2 70DJ Oke 2 8 4.0 0 4Marcus Tribble 2 18 9.0 1 18Jeff Smith 1 21 21.0 0 21Matt Forward 1 7 7.0 0 7Eric Wells 1 1 1.0 0 1Jacob Lehmann 1 5 5.0 0 5Ricky Neaves 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 14 217 15.5 3 70Opponents 11 116 10.5 0 33

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2010 Statistics

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongJohn Privitelli 28 259 9.2 0 32Dustin Brancheau 3 3 1.0 0 2Total 31 262 8.5 0 32Opponents 26 221 8.5 2 44

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GCarter Kopach 6 225 274 1079 1353 225.5John Privitelli 11 172 693 24 717 65.2Jacob Hicks 7 120 6 420 426 60.9Phillipe Smith 8 78 313 0 313 39.1Christian Mar.-King 11 20 87 0 87 7.9Dustin Brancheau 11 16 72 0 72 6.5Thaddeus Scott 6 24 62 0 62 10.3Brennan VanEffen 10 15 61 0 61 6.1Jared Buss 11 4 26 0 26 2.4

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GJohn Privitelli 11 693 93 259 366 0 1411 128.3Dustin Brancheau 11 72 507 3 0 0 582 52.9Christian Mar.-King 11 87 299 0 0 0 386 35.1Thaddeus Scott 6 62 53 0 209 0 324 54.0Craig Thompson 11 0 307 0 8 0 315 28.6Phillipe Smith 8 313 0 0 0 0 313 39.1Carter Kopach 6 274 0 0 0 0 274 45.7Brennan VanEffen 10 61 -3 0 127 0 185 18.5Tony Awrey 10 -6 165 0 11 0 170 17.0Eddie Knoblock 11 0 0 0 0 157 157 14.3Blake Crider 11 0 82 0 0 0 82 7.5Jared Buss 11 26 16 0 20 0 62 5.6

SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsRockne Belmonte 0 11-18 22-24 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 55Carter Kopach 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 36Dustin Brancheau 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30John Privitelli 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30Blake Crider 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Jared Buss 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Eddie Knoblock 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Marcus Tribble 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Craig Thompson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Tony Awrey 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Christian Mar.-King 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Phillipe Smith 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2John Blessing 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2Garrett Peck 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0Total 27 11-18 22-24 0-0 0 0-3 0 2 221Opponents 23 9-14 18-21 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 183

DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds 52 Eddie Knoblock 11 44 39 83 7.5-9 . 5-15794 Zach Anderson 11 26 34 60 12.0-43 5.5-3055 Daniel Catalano 11 26 31 57 5.0-12 1.0-544 Josh Droese 11 32 24 56 6.5-25 2.5-1431 DJ Oke 11 40 15 55 3.5-14 . 2-814 Zach Pierson 11 24 28 52 9.0-43 5.0-3329 John Blessing 11 25 26 51 9.0-29 1.5-956 Eric Wells 11 27 21 48 7.0-24 1.5-106 Ricky Neaves 11 33 14 47 2.5-545 Robert Edmonds 11 14 22 36 3.0-19 2.0-1759 Matt Forward 11 16 13 29 4.0-12 .5-632 Anthony Marietti 8 13 12 2

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2010 GLIAC Individual Honors

Coach of the Year: Tom Kearly, Michigan TechPlayer of the Year: Troy Weatherhead (Sr, QB, Hillsdale)Offensive Back of the Year: Phil Milbrath (Sr, RB, Michigan Tech)Offensive Lineman of the Year: Cameron Bradfield (Sr, OT, Grand Valley State)Defensive Lineman of the Year: Todd Storm (Jr, DE, Michigan Tech)Defensive Back of the Year: Craig Ray (Sr, DB, Indianapolis)Freshman of the Year: Jamie Meder (Fr, NT, Ashland)

GLIAC OverallTeam W L Pct. W L Pct. Grand Valley St. 9 1 0.900 8 2 0.800Wayne St. (Mich.) 8 2 0.800 9 2 0.818Michigan Tech 8 2 0.800 8 2 0.800Hillsdale 8 2 0.800 9 3 0.750Ashland 7 3 0.700 8 3 0.727 Indianapolis 5 5 0.500 6 5 0.545Ferris St. 5 5 0.500 5 6 0.455Northern Mich. 5 5 0.500 5 6 0.455Northwood (Mich.) 5 5 0.500 5 6 0.455Saginaw Valley 4 6 0.400 4 7 0.364Lake Erie 3 7 0.300 3 8 0.273 Ohio Dominican 2 8 0.200 2 8 0.200 Findlay 1 9 0.100 1 10 0.091 Tiffin 0 10 0.000 1 10 0.091

2010 Final GLIAC Standings

2010 GLIAC Review

Rockne Belmonte led the ‘Cats in points with 55 during the 2010 season.

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Grand Valley State UniversityLocation: Allendale, Mich.Enrollment: 23,464Colors: Blue, Black and WhiteNickname: LakersStadium: Lubbers StadiumCapacity/Surface: 8,550/Natural GrassConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHot Line: 616-331-3800Head Coach: Matt MitchellOffice Phone: 616-331-3583

Hillsdale CollegeLocation: Hillsdale, Mich.Enrollment: 1,200Colors: Royal Blue and WhiteNickname: ChargersStadium: Frank “Muddy” Waters StadiumCapacity/Surface: 8,500/Pro Grass Conference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Keith Otterbein Office Phone: 517-607-3138

Ashland UniversityLocation: Ashland, OhioEnrollment: 6,900Colors: Purple & GoldNickname: EaglesStadium: Jack Miller StadiumCapacity/Surface: 5,217/Field TurfConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Lee OwensOffice Phone: 419-289-5447

Ferris State UniversityLocation: Big Rapids, Mich.Enrollment: 13,532Colors: Crimson and GoldNickname: BulldogsStadium: Top Taggart FieldCapacity/Surface: 6,200/Artifical Turf (Mondo Ecofill)Conference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Jeff PierceOffice Phone: 231-591-2864

University of FindlayLocation: Findlay, Ohio Enrollment: 4,711Colors: Orange and BlackNickname: OilersStadium: Donnell StadiumCapacity/Surface: 7,500/Field TurfConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Jon WaufordOffice Phone: 419-434-4894

Lake Erie CollegeLocation: Painesville, OhioEnrollment: 1,300Colors: Forest Green, White & BlackNickname: StormStadium: Jack Britt Memorial StadiumCapacity/Surface: 3,000/Field Turf Conference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Mark McNellieOffice Phone: 440-3757388

Michigan TechnologicalUniversityLocation: Houghton, Mich.Enrollment: 6,510Colors: Silver, Gold and BlackNickname: HuskiesStadium: Sherman FieldCapacity/Surface: 3,000/Field TurfConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Tom KearlyOffice Phone: 906-487-2985

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2010 GLIAC Teams

Saginaw Valley StateLocation: University Center, Mich.Enrollment: 9,662Colors: Red, White and BlueNickname: CardinalsStadium: Harvey Randall Wickes Memorial StadiumCapacity/Surface: 6,300/Natural Grass, Prescription Athletic Turf Conference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Jim CollinsOffice Phone: 989-964-7315

Tiffin UniversityLocation: Tiffin, OhioEnrollment: 2,700Colors: Green and GoldNickname: DragonsStadium: Frost-Kalnow StadiumCapacity/Surface: 4,500/Field TurfConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Dave WalkoskyOffice Phone: 419-448-3394

Northwood UniversityLocation: Midland, Mich.Enrollment: 1,970Colors: Columbia Blue and WhiteNickname: TimberwolvesStadium: Hantz StadiumCapacity/Surface: 3,000/Natural GrassConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Mike SullivanOffice Phone: 989-837-5252

Ohio Domincan UniversityLocation: Columbus, OhioEnrollment: 3,000Colors: Black & GoldNickname: PanthersStadium: Panther FieldCapacity/Surface: 1,750/TurfConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Bill ConleyOffice Phone: 614-251-4556

Wayne State UniversityLocation: Detroit, Mich.Enrollment: 30,280Colors: Green and GoldNickname: WarriorsStadium: WSU Stadium/Adams FieldCapacity/Surface: 6,000/Field TurfConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Paul WintersOffice Phone: 313-577-4288

University of IndianapolisLocation: Indianapolis, Ind.Enrollment: 4,729Colors: Crimson and GreyNickname: GreyhoundsStadium: Key StadiumCapacity/Surface: 5,500/Sprin TurfConference: GLIACAffiliation: NCAA IIHead Coach: Bob BartolomeoOffice Phone: 317-788-3556

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All-AmericansAssociated Press1956 Tom Schwalbach, Hon. Men., QB1957 Tom Schwalbach, Hon. Men., QB1959 Tom Schwalbach, Hon. Men., RB1960 George Blommel, Hon. Men., E Paul D’Arras, Hon. Men., RB Jerry Goerlitz, Hon. Men., C Gus Krantz, Hon. Men., T Frank Novak, Hon. Men., QB Al Sandona, Hon. Men., G Gene Valesano, Hon. Men., FB1961 Al Sandona, 3rd Team, G Mike Mileski, Hon. Men., E Frank Novak, Hon. Men., QB1962 Jack Mauro, Hon. Men., T Tom Neumann, Hon. Men., HB1963 Bill Rademacher, Hon. Men., E1964 Pat Stump, 2nd Team, G1965 Dave Fleet, 2nd Team, RB1966 Curt Marker, 2nd Team, G John Chrisant, Hon. Men., DB1967 Lonnie Holton, 2nd Team, RB John Chrisant, Hon. Men., DB Jim Meyer, Hon. Men., G1968 John Chrisant, Hon. Men., DB Lonnie Holton, Hon. Men., RB Jim Kemp, Hon. Men., DE1969 Jim Danilko, Hon. Men., DB Lonnie Holton, Hon. Men., RB1970 Tim Kearney, 2nd Team, LB Bob Kroll, Hon. Men., DB1971 Tim Kearney, 2nd Team, LB Bob Kroll, 3rd Team, DB1976 Mike Berry, 2nd Team, DT Steve Mariucci, 3rd Team QB Maurice Mitchell, Hon. Men., FL1977 Zachory Fowler, Hon. Men., SE Steve Mariucci, Hon. Men., QB Ken Rusielewicz, Hon. Men., OT Joe Stemo, Hon. Men., DB Carl Ulmer, Hon. Men., DE1980 Phil Kessel, 2nd Team, QB Mark Zabroske, 3rd Team, DE Curt Wojan, Hon. Men., MG1981 Tom Bertoldi, Hon. Men., QB1982 George Works, 2nd Team, RB1983 Tom Bertoldi, 2nd Team, QB Bob McIntrye, Hon. Men., C Barry Peterson, Hon. Men., MG Pat Veselik, Hon. Men., K1987 Steve Avery, Hon. Men., RB Rick Popp, Hon. Men., QB Jerry Woods, Hon. Men., DB1988 Jerry Woods, First Team, DB

Kodak 1975 Dan Stencil, 1st Team, C1976 Maurice Mitchell, 1st Team, FL1977 Joe Stemo, 1st Team, DB1982 George Works, 1st Team, RB1987 Jerry Woods, 1st Team, DB1988 Jerry Woods, 1st Team, DB

NAIA1960 Jerry Goerlitz, 2nd Team, C Gene Valesano, 3rd Team, FB1962 Jack Mauro, 1st Team, T Tom Neumann, Hon. Men., HB1963 Len St. Jean, 1st Team, E Jack Mauro, 2nd Team, T Don Bangert, Hon. Men., FB Pat Stump, Hon. Men., G1964 Pat Stump, 1st Team, G1965 Jim Decker, Hon. Men., G Dave Fleet, Hon. Men., HB Allen Ische, Hon. Men., T Ron Kerr, Hon. Men., T Curt Marker, Hon. Men., T1966 John Chrisant, Hon. Men., DB Curt Marker, Hon. Men., G1967 Jack Spuhler, 1st Team, LB Lonnie Holton, 2nd Team, HB John Chrisant, Hon. Men., DB Jim Meyer, Hon. Men., G Ron Stump, Hon. Men., E

American Football Coaches Association2000 Marc Dugas, 1st Team, OT

Mid-Bracket1960 Paul D’Arras, Hon. Men., HB

Williamson1963 Len St. Jean, 1st Team, DE

Hansen’s Football Gazette1988 Mark Maddox, 2nd Team, LB Brad Schuenemann, Hon. Men., LB1991 Gary Stewart, 2nd Team, WR Paul Tocco, 2nd Team, K Dennis Dahlke, Hon. Men., OT1994 Justin Gluesing, 3rd Team, LB

Dr. C.M. Frank 1994 Justin Gluesing, 3rd Team, LB Brad Benton, Hon. Men., RB Jim Delene, Hon. Men., OL1995 Tim Boesch, 3rd Team, DL Jovan Dewitt, Hon. Men., LB

Players in bold involved in professional football.

Academic1972 Guy Falkenhagen, 1st Team1978 Ken Knudsen, 2nd Team1983 Bob Stefanski, 1st Team

GTE Academic 1982 Dan Leveille, 2nd Team1992 Scott Herioux, 2nd Team

CoSIDA All-North East Region1995 Jovan Dewitt, 2nd Team, LB1996 Jovan Dewitt, 2nd Team, LB

Additional Honors1962 All-America Bowl, Tom Neumann, RB1966 Blue-Gray Game, Curt Marker, OG1967 College All-Star Game, Curt Marker, G1976 North-South Shrine Game, Maurice Mitchell, FL1990 Harlon Hill Finalist, Mark Maddox, LB

Coaching HonorsNAIA Coach of the Year1956 Lloyd Eaton1960 F. L. “Frosty” Ferzacca1963 F. L. “Frosty” Ferzacca1964 F. L. “Frosty” Ferzacca1965 F. L. “Frosty” Ferzacca

Michigan AP Coach of the Year1956 Lloyd Eaton1960 F. L. “Frosty” Ferzacca1965 F. L. “Frosty” Ferzacca

Chevrolet NCAA-II Coach of the Year1975 Gil Krueger

Kodak College Division II Coach of the Year/Region 31987 Herb Grenke

NMU Football Honors

Frosty Ferzacca Gil Krueger

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MIFC Honors Player of the Year1996 Matt Hoard, QB

Offensive Back of the Year1996 Matt Hoard, QB

Defensive Back of the Year1990 Mark Maddox, LB1996 Jovan Dewitt, LB

All-League1990 Mark Maddox, 1st Team, LB Gary Stewart, 1st Team, WR Jason Cornell, 2nd Team, QB Dennis Dahlke, 2nd Team, OL Shaun Manego, 2nd Team, DB Mike Nichols, 2nd Team, DL Paul Tocco, 2nd Team, K Ed Vopal, 2nd Team, OL Tony Tibbetts, 3rd Team, RB Jim Devine, Hon. Men., DB David Gregory, Hon. Men., OL Charlie Nickel, Hon. Men., TE Eric Stokes, Hon. Men., E Chip Wall, Hon. Men., LB1991 Dennis Dahlke, 1st Team, OL Nelson Edmonds, 1st Team, RB Pat Modjeski, Hon. Men., P Chip Wall, Hon. Men., LB1992 Nelson Edmonds, 2nd Team, RB/KO Jeff Nason, Hon. Men., OL Steve Princinsky, Hon. Men., OL Scott Herioux, Hon. Men., DB Josh Scutt, Hon. Men., DB1993 Paul Kreski, 1st Team, WR Jeff Nason, 1st Team, OL Brad Benton, 2nd Team, RB Steve Princinsky, Hon. Men., OL Justin Gluesing, Hon. Men., LB Devin Montgomery, Hon. Men., DB Wayne Stiegelman, Hon. Men., DL1994 Jim Delene, 1st Team, OL Justin Gluesing, 1st Team, LB Brad Benton, 2nd Team, RB Dan McCarty, 2nd Team, WR Tim Boesch, 2nd Team, DL Devin Montgomery, 2nd Team, DB Bob Adams, Hon. Men., DB1995 Tim Boesch, 1st Team, DL Jovan Dewitt, 1st Team, LB Cornelius Coe, 1st Team, CB Heath Garland, 2nd Team, WR Mark Andrus, 2nd Team, OL Kurt Buterbaugh, 2nd Team, PK Joe Bourcier, Hon. Men., LB

Seth Hammes, Hon. Men., DL Carson Rose, Hon. Men., S1996 Matt Hoard, 1st Team, QB Jovan Dewitt, 1st Team, LB Jeremy Wilkinson, 1st Team, WR Cornelius Coe, 1st Team, DB Matt Beauchamp, 2nd Team, TE Mark Andrus, 2nd Team, OL Jason McGlone, 2nd Team, RB Seth Hammes, 2nd Team, DE Ty Hartung, 2nd Team, P John Duginski, Hon. Men., WR Cary VanSluys, Hon. Men., OL Joe Bourcier, Hon. Men., LB Joe Kelenic, Hon. Men., DT Randall Knoll, Hon. Men., DE1997 Jeremy Wilkinson, 1st Team, WR Brian Pinks, 1st Team, PR; 2nd Team, DB Cary Van Sluys, 2nd Team, OL Luke Miljour, 2nd Team, LB Joe Pfankuch, 2nd Team, DB Joe Bourcier, Hon. Men., LB Seth Hammes, Hon. Men., DE Ty Hartung, Hon. Men., P Joe Kelenic, Hon. Men., DE Brad Tipple, Hon. Men., DE1998 Joe Kelenic, 1st Team, DL Ty Hartung, 1st Team, Punter Cornelius Coe, 2nd Team, LB Joe Pfankuch, 2nd Team, DB Andrew Coster, 2nd Team, PK Marc Bliven, Hon. Men., DB Randy Knoll, Hon. Men., DL Luke Miljour, Hon. Men., LB Shawn Ryan, Hon. Men. OL Todd Stoner, Hon. Men. RB

All-Academic1990 Jason Cornell, 1st Team David Gregory, 1st Team Ed Vopal, 1st Team Steve Sandona, Honorable Mention1991 David Gregory, 1st Team Scott Herioux, 1st Team1992 Scott Herioux, 1st Team1994 Justin Gluesing, 1st Team Matt LaTour, 1st Team1995 Matt Hoard, 1st Team1996 Matt Hoard, 1st Team1997 John Duginski, 1st Team1998 Eliot Bares, 1st Team Marc Bliven, 1st Team Randall Knoll, Honorable Mention

Mid-Continent HonorsAll-League1978 Ken Knudsen, DE Dave Stender, OL Randy Zimmerman, DE

1979 Jim Marana, LB Scott Sible, OE

1980 Mike Dellangelo, RB Pete Helein, OL Phil Kessel, QB Reggie Oliver, LB Scott Sible, OE Curt Wojan, DL Mark Zabroske, DE

Player of the Year1980 Phil Kessel, QB

Coach of the Year1980 Bill Rademacher

CoSIDA AllNortheast Region1995 Jovan Dewitt, 2nd Team, LB1996 Jovan Dewitt, 2nd Team, LB

GLIAC HonorsPlayer of the Year1987 Steve Avery, RB

Freshman of the Year1988 Mike Wentland, LB

Specialist of the Year1987 Jerry Woods, DB

Coach of the Year1987 Herb Grenke

Offensive Lineman of the Year 2000 Marc Dugas

Jack McAvoy Award2003 Josh Sherko2005 Matt Shem

NMU Football Honors

Matt Hoard

Phil Kessel Bill Rademacher

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GLIAC HonorsAll-League1987 Steve Avery, 1st Team, RB Brian Franks, 1st Team, OL Frank Harris, 1st Team, TE Chuck Klingbeil, 1st Team, DT Mark Maddox, 1st Team, LB Dan McCoy, 1st Team, FB Tony Michels, 1st Team, LB Rick Popp, 1st Team, QB Aaron Powell, 1st Team, DB Brad Schuenemann, 1st Team, LB Jerry Woods, 1st Team, DB Joel Yaggie, 1st Team, WR Brad Grayvold, 2nd Team, DB Jeff Harry, 2nd Team, OL Marcus Mallory, 2nd Team, DL1988 Steve Avery, 1st Team, RB Hank Sweeney, 1st Team, OL Mark Maddox, 1st Team, LB Aaron Powell, 1st Team, DB Brad Schuenemann, 1st Team, LB Tom Seeke, 1st Team, K Jerry Woods, 1st Team, DB Brad Grayvold, 2nd Team, DB Jeff Harry, 2nd Team, OL Ken Klein, 2nd Team, DL Dan McCoy, 2nd Team, FB John Redders, 2nd Team, WR Ed Vopal, 2nd Team, OT, Scott Johnson, Hon. Men., DB Mike Wentland, Hon. Men., LB Joel Yaggie, Hon. Men., WR1989 Ronnie McGee, 1st Team, RB Dean Osterman, 1st Team, DB John Redders, 1st Team, WR Ed Vopal, 1st Team, OL Dan Cavanaugh, 2nd Team, LB Jason Cornell, 2nd Team, QB Shawn Manego, 2nd Team, DB Pat Modjeski, 2nd Team, P Chip Wall, 2nd Team, DL David Gregory, Hon. Men., OL Mike Nichols, Hon. Men., DL Mike Wentland, Hon. Men., LB Chuck Whepley, Hon. Ment., OL2000 Marc Dugas, 1st Team, OT Terrell Goldsmith, 1st Team, RB Jason Lawson, 1st Team, DB Nick Anderson, 2nd Team, OL Andrew Coster, 2nd Team, Kicker Jason Bluck, Hon. Ment., DB Jeff Ives, Hon. Ment., DB Jamone Mims, Hon. Ment., WR Shane Richardson, Hon. Ment., LB Brandon Sagotz, Hon. Ment., DL2001 James Randle, 1st Team, RB Tim Fox, 1st Team, LB Jason Lawson, 1st Team, DB Ryan Wettstein, 1st Team, P Mike Oswald, Hon. Ment., DB Ben Laarman, Hon. Ment., LB Ryan Vanderlist, Hon. Ment., DL Jeff Osborne, Hon. Ment., RB Brandon Munson, Hon. Ment., WR2002 Brandon Munson, 1st Team, WR Ryan Wettstein, 1st Team, P Jesse Loeffler, 2nd Team, OL Brandon Genwright, 2nd Team, LB Mike Oswald, Hon. Ment., LB Jeff Osborne, Hon. Men., RB Kyle Swenor, Hon. Men., QB

Kyle Marotz, Hon. Men., K Nathan Twork, Hon. Men., DB2003 Brandon Genwright, 1st Team, LB Abram McCoy, 2nd Team, RB Vincent Mayfield, 2nd Team, WR Dan Nett, 2nd Team, OL Jeff Beneteau, Hon. Men., OL Dion Brown, Hon. Men., DB Josh Sherko, Hon. Men., DL2004 Vincent Mayfield, 1st Team, WR Chad Kurian, 2nd Team, LB Dion Brown, 2nd Team, DB Ryan Wettstein, 2nd Team, P Clif Carter, Hon. Men., OL Rob Boss, Hon. Men., DL Jim Couretas, Hon. Men., LB Nick Mauthe, Hon. Men., WR Dahn Bohr, Hon. Men., RB2005 Vincent Mayfield, 1st Team, WR Buddy Rivera, 2nd Team, QB Rob Boss, 2nd Team, OL Jim Couretas, 2nd Team, LB Kyle Marotz, Hon. Men., PK Greg Frankenfield, Hon. Men., OL Chad Kurian, Hon. Men., LB Matt Shem, Hon. Men., DB Brad Anderson, Hon. Men., RB2006 Buddy Rivera, 2nd Team, QB Fred Wells, 2nd Team, WR Joe Dost, Hon. Men., LB Dan Elmore, Hon. Men., WR Jon Hoggard, Hon. Men., DB Kris Krempien, Hon. Men., OL Mike Mahloch, Hon. Men., DL2007 Mark Bossuah, 1st Team, RB Fred Wells, 2nd Team, WR Kris Krempien, 2nd Team, OL Nick Bloch, 2nd Team, LB Joe Dost, Hon. Men, LB Dan Elmore, Hon. Men., WR Tyler Larson, Hon. Men., DL Mike Mahloch, Hon. Men., DL Zach Nichols, Hon. Men., WR Buddy Rivera, Hon. Men., QB2008 Kris Krempien, 2nd Team, OL Nathan Yelk, 2nd Team, LB Mark Bossuah, Hon. Men., RB Dan Elmore, Hon. Men, WR Alex Grignon, Hon. Men., DB Jack Rustman, Hon. Men, OL Zach Nichols, Hon. Men., WR Jake Reimer, Hon. Men., DL2009 Nathan Yelk, 1st Team, LB Mark Bossuah, 2nd Team, RB Zach Nichols, 2nd Team, WR Jack Rustman, 2nd Team, OL Zach Gauthier, 2nd Team, LB Matt Forward, Hon. Men., DL DJ Oke, Hon. Men., DB Jon Otto, Hon. Men., OL Garrett Peck, Hon. Men., P Demetri Stewart, Hon. Men., LB2010 Eddie Knoblock, 1st Team, LB DJ Oke, 1st Team, DB Zach Anderson, 2nd Team, DL John Blessing, 2nd Team, DL Rick Neaves, 2nd Team, DB Dustin Brancheau, Hon. Men., WR DJ Catalano, Hon. Men., DT Jason Dumont, Hon. Men., OL John Privitelli, Hon. Men., RB Eric Wells, Hon. Men., LB

All-Academic Team1988 Jason Cornell, QB Scott Johnson, DB Tom Seeke, K Ed Vopal, Hon. Men., OL1989 Jason Cornell, QB Ed Vopal, OL2000 Scott Amhaur, OL Andrew Coster, K Kurt Hedstrom, DB Vanius Horton, DB Ben Laarman, LB Brandon Munson, WR Dan Nett, C Mike Oswald, LB Shane Richardson, LB Jeff Sarnowski, TE Luke Selden, OL Josh Sherko, DE Lucas Smith, C Mike Thomas, DE Matt Vincenzi, OL Steve Webb, WR Casey Young, DB2001 Drew Buyarski, DB Andrew Coster, K Tony Ebeling, WR Justin Kleinschmidt, QB Ben Laarman, LB Jason Lawson, DB Brandon Munson, WR Dan Nett, OL Mike Oswald, DB Marshall Paschke, OL Mike Plourde, RB Luke Selden, DE Josh Sherko, DE Matt Vicenzi, TE Casey Young, DB Jason Zdunek, LB2002 Ben Laarman, LB Josh Sherko, DE Casey Young, DB Mike Plourde, RB Matt Shem, DB Dan Nett, OL Mike Oswald, DB Ryan Wender, DB Corey Woods, RB Brandon Munson, WR Matt Vicenzi, TE Luke Selden, DE2003 Jeff Beneteau, OL Robert Boss, OL Drew Buyarski, DB Douglas Federau, TE Mark Jackan, FB Eric Mason, LB Dan Nett, OL Matt Shem, DB Josh Sherko, DE Dan Studer,LB Kyle Swenor, QB Ryan Wender, DB 2004 Robert Boss, DL Luke Commare, LB Jeffrey Edwards, DE Kelly Reed, QB Matt Shem, DB Ryan Wender, LB2005 Matt Shem, DB Rob Boss, OL Luke Commare, LB

NMU Football Honors

Tom Labuz, P Eric Mason, DB2006 Joe Ahrndt, TE Joe Dost, LB Thomas Labuz, K Jon Laue, K Eric Mason, DB Jon Otto, OL Kelly Reed, QB Nathan Yelk, LB2007 Scott Avery, DE Jonathan Blessing, LB Dustin Brancheau, WR Joe Dost, LB Dan Elmore, WR Bo Frye, RB Ben Hempel, QB Travis Holmes, DB Alex Klein, LB Thomas Labuz, K/P Tim Larsen, OL Jonathan Laue, PK Zach Nichols, WR Andrew Strobel, DB Brent Watson, DE Nathan Yelk, LB2008 Scott Avery, DE Matt Blanchard, QB Jonathan Blessing, LB Dustin Brancheau, WR Daniel Catalano, DT Vincent Church, QB Daniel Elmore, WR Ben Hempel, QB Carter Kopach, QB Tim Larsen, OL Jonathan Laue, K/P Jacob Lehmann, DB Justin Merckx, WR Zachary Nichols, WR Kevin Oberle, OL Jonathan Otto, OL Anthony Propson, DL Kyle Senn, WR Andrew Strobel, DB Craig Thompson, TE Brennan VanEffen, RB Nathan Yelk, LB2009 Scott Avery, DE Nick Awrey, WR Jon Blessing, LB Dustin Brancheau, WR Daniel Catalano, DT Sam Celentino, WR Ben Hempel, QB Carter Kopach, QB Jon Laue, K/P Jordan Mancl, DL Justin Merckx, WR Zach Nichols, WR Jonathan Otto, OL Garrett Peck, P Tony Propson, DL Kyle Senn, WR Andrew Strobel, DB Joby Sullivan, DB Brennan VanEffen, RB Nathan Yelk, LB

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SCORING (Season)Most Points473 in 1976 (11 games)Least Points6 in 1933 (6 games)Most Opponent Points328 in 1989 (10 games)Least Opponent Points12 in 1929 (6 games)Most Touchdowns65 in 1976 (11 games)Most PATs58 in 1976 (11 games)Most Field Goals14 in 1983 (10 games)

SCORING (Game)Most Points82 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (1976)Most Opponent Points78 by Central State-Ohio (1989)Most Touchdowns12 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (1976)Most PATs11 vs. Ferris State (1982)

Most Field Goals4 vs. Northeast Missouri (1983)

TOTAL OFFENSE (Season)5,108 in 1976 (11 games)TOTAL OFFENSE (Game)673 vs. Northwood Institute (1988)YARDS RUSHING (Season)2,510 in 1976 (11 games)YARDS RUSHING (Game)477 vs. UW-Milwaukee (1959)YARDS PASSING (Season)2,961 in 1984 (10 games)YARDS PASSING (Game)459 vs. Ashland (1994)

PASSING (Season)Most Attempts486 in 2003 (11 games)Most Completions273 in 2003 (11 games)Most Touchdowns25 in 1984 (10 games)

PASSING (Game)Most Attempts70 vs. Ashland (1994)Most Completions33 vs. Drake (1979)

33 vs. Ferris State (1990)Most Touchdowns6 vs. Michigan Tech (1984)

INTERCEPTIONS (Season)Most in One Season23 in 1981 and 1987

INTERCEPTIONS (Game)Most in One Game6 vs. UW-Whitewater (1978)6 vs. Ferris State (2003)

CONSECUTIVITYVictories18 in 1975-76Games Without a Loss18 in 1975-76Defeats11 in 1973-74Shutouts by NMU4 in 1948-49 and 1958Shutouts by Opponents5 in 1922-23, 1923-24 and 1932-33Games in which NMU Kicked Field Goal7 in 1971Games in which NMU Scored111 in 1974-84

Honors and Team Records

Greatest Winning Margin75 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (1978)Greatest Losing Margin78 vs. Central State-Ohio (1989)Most Shutouts By NMU, One Season4 in 1929, 1949, 1958, 1960 and 1971Most Shutouts By Opponents, One Season5 in 1923 and 1933Most Wins, One Season10 in 1975, 1976 and 1981Most Losses, One Season10 in 1974Undefeated Seasons Since 19161929 (4-0-2); 1958 (7-0-1); *1967 (9-0-0); *1981 (10-0-0)Winless Seasons Since 19161920 (0-3-0); 1933 (0-6-0); 1955 (0-7-0);

1974 (0-10-0)Most First Downs, One Game35 vs. Northwood Institute (1988)Most First Downs Rushing, One Game22 vs. Quantico (1968) and Northwood Institute (1988)Most First Downs Passing, One Game19 vs. Ashland (1994)Most Opponent First Downs, One Game38 by Texas-El Paso (1986)Most Opponent First Downs Rushing, One Game24 by Central State-Ohio (1989)Most Opponent First Downs Passing, One Game25 by Texas-El Paso (1986)

Miscellaneous RecordsTotal Offense By Opponent683 by Texas-El Paso (1986)Yards Rushing By Opponent437 by Central Michigan (1955)

Attendance RecordsLargest Home Crowd15,844 vs. Central Michigan (October 23, 1976)Largest Road Crowd40,166 at Akron (September 17, 1966)Largest Single Season At Home48,077 in 1976 (five games)*Does not include playoff loss

1947 - Cliff Puckett, QB1948 - Bill Hart, HB1949 - Burt Gustafson, E1950 - Dave McDowell, G1951 - George Collins, G1952 - Lou Myefski, T1953 - Bill Jennings, QB1954 - Robert Monck, C1955 - None named1956 - Tom Schwalbach, QB1957 - Rex Terwilliger, HB1958 - George Blommel, E1959 - Tom Schwalbach, HB1960 - George Blommel, E1961 - Frank Novak, QB1962 - Tom Neumann, HB1963 - Bill Rademacher, E

1964 - Pat Stump, G1965 - Dave Fleet, HB1966 - Curt Marker, G1967 - Ron Stump, E1968 - Jim Lindstrom, HB1969 - Rich McCarthy, QB1970 - Tom Watson, T1971 - Ken McLean, LB1972 - Gil Damiani, MG1973 - Jim Rathje, FB1974 - Stu Betts, FB1975 - Steve Mariucci, QB1976 - Steve Mariucci, QB1977 - Steve Mariucci, QB1978 - Greg Grigsby, WR1979 - Phil Kessel, QB

1980 - Phil Kessel, QB1981 - Tom Bertoldi, QB1982 - George Works, FB1983 - Tom Bertoldi, QB1984 - Bob Stefanski, WR1985 - John Baltes, RB1986 - Jerry Woods, DB1987 - Rick Popp, QB1988 - Brad Schuenemann, LB1989 - Jason Cornell, QB1990 - Mark Maddox, LB1991 - Nelson Edmonds, TB1992 - Nelson Edmonds, TB1993 - Brad Benton, TB1994 - Brad Benton, TB1995 - Heath Garland, WR

NMU Most Valuable Players1996 - Matt Hoard, QB1997 - Brian Pinks, DB1998 - Joe Pfankuch, DB1999 - Jeremy Wilkinson, WR2000 - Jason Lawson, DB/ Terrell Goldsmith, RB2001 - James Randle, RB2002 - Mike Oswald, DB/ Brandon Munson, WR/ Kyle Swenor, QB2003 - Brandon Genwright, LB2004 - Vincent Mayfield, WR2005 - Vincent Mayfield, WR2006 - Buddy Rivera, QB2007 - Fred Wells, WR2008 - Nathan Yelk, LB2009 - Nathan Yelk, LB

Team Records

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SCORING (Career)Most Points*354 by George Works (1978-80-81-82)Most Touchdowns*59 by George Works (1978-80-81-82)Most PATs98 by Andrew Coster (1998-99-00-01)Most Field Goals41 by Kyle Marotz (2002-03-04-05)

SCORING (Season)Most Points#138 by George Works (1982)Most Touchdowns#23 by George Works (1982)Most PATs51 by Dan Harves (1976)Most Field Goals14 by Pat Veselik (1983)

SCORING (Game)Most Points30 by Olaf Vicklund (1928 vs. Northland) and George Works (1981 vs. UW-Superior, 1982 vs. Minn.-Duluth, Michigan Tech)Most Touchdowns5 by Olaf Vicklund (1928 vs. Northland) and George Works (1981 vs. UW-Superior, 1982 vs. Minn.-Duluth, Michigan Tech)Most PATs10 by Mario Ferretti (1982 vs. Ferris State)Most Field Goals5 by John Duginski (1997 vs. Wayne State)5 by Kyle Marotz (2005 vs. Wayne State)

TOTAL OFFENSE (Career)7,781 by Buddy Rivera (2004-05-06-07)

TOTAL OFFENSE (Season)3,107 by Kyle Swenor (2003)

TOTAL OFFENSE (Game)459 by Matt LaTour (1994 vs. Ashland, 459 passing)

YARDS RUSHING (Career)3,842 by Steve Avery (1985-86-87-88)

YARDS RUSHING (Season)1,469 by Nelson Edmonds (1991)

YARDS RUSHING (Game)317 by Mark Bossuah (2007 vs. Hillsdale, 35 carries)

YARDS PASSING (Career)7,330 by Tom Bertoldi (1980-81-82-83)

YARDS PASSING (Season)2,950 by Kyle Swenor (2003)

YARDS PASSING (Game)473 by Buddy Rivera (2005 at Ferris State)

PASSING (Career)Most Attempts987 by Tom Bertoldi (1980-81-82-83)Most Completions557 by Kyle Swenor (2001-02-03-04)Most Touchdowns53 by Buddy Rivera (2004-05-06-07)

PASSING (Season)Most Attempts462 by Kyle Swenor (2002)Most Completions269 by Kyle Swenor (2002)Most Touchdowns22 by Matt Hoard (1996)

PASSING (Game)Most Attempts70 by Matt LaTour (1994 vs. Ashland)Most Completions33 by Jason Cornell (1990 vs. Ferris State) Most Touchdowns6 by Keith Nelsen (1984 vs. Michigan Tech)

PASS RECEIVING (Career)Most Receptions238 by Vincent Mayfield (2002-03-04-05)Most Yards3,367 by Jeremy Wilkinson (1995-96-97-99)Most Touchdowns 35 by Jeremy Wilkinson (1995-96-97-99)

PASS RECEIVING (Season)Most Receptions85 by Vincent Mayfield (2003)Most Yards1,219 by Scott Sible (1979)Most Touchdowns12 by Jeremy Wilkinson (1996)

PASS RECEIVING (Game)Most Receptions15 by Vincent Mayfield (2003 vs. MTU)Most Yards245 by Gary Stewart (1990 vs. Ashland)Most Touchdowns3 by Bob Stefanski (1983 vs. Michigan Tech, Saginaw Valley State, Northern Iowa)Joel Yaggie (1986 vs. Texas-El Paso) D.J. Rein (1989 vs. UW-Stout)

PASS INTERCEPTIONS (Career)Most Interceptions20 by Bob Kroll (1969-70-71)Most Yards Returned330 by Jim Danilko (1968-69)

PASS INTERCEPTIONS (Season)Most Interceptions13 by Bob Kroll (1971)Most Yards Returned+296 by Jim Danilko (1969)

PASS INTERCEPTIONS (Game)Most Interceptions3 by many (most recent, Mercer Bryson, 1981 vs. Northern Iowa)Most Yards Returned+160 by Morgan Gingras (1938 vs. UW-Oshkosh)

PUNT RETURNS (Career)Most Returns105 by Brian Pinks (1994-95-96-97)Most Yards Returned+ 1,228 by Brian Pinks (1994-95-96-97)

PUNT RETURNS (Season)Most Returns32 by Brian Pinks (1996)Most Yards Returned695 by Andy Andrade (1972)

KICKOFF RETURNS (Career)Most Returns58 by Andy Andrade (1971-72-73)Most Yards Returned1,475 by Jerry Woods (1985-86-87-88)

KICKOFF RETURNS (Season)Most Returns32 by Phil DePerro (1967)Most Yards Returned672 by Jerry Woods (1986)

LONGESTTouchdown Run From Scrimmage95 by George Works (1981 vs. Northern Iowa)Touchdown Pass92 by Tom Bertoldi to Greg McClain (1981 vs. Wichita State)Kickoff Return98 by Dion Brown (2004 at Mercyhurst)98 by Vincent Mayfield (2004 at Northwood)Pass Interception Return104 by Jason Bluck (2000 vs. Hillsdale)Lateral Interception Return92 by Harvey Fletcher (1954 vs. Lakeland)Field Goal55 by Greg Guthrie (1986 vs. Northeast Missouri)Punt89 by Ryan Wettstein (2001 vs. Findlay)Punt Return89 yards by Brian Pinks (1997 vs. Michigan Tech)

# NCAA-II leader+ NCAA-II record*Career totals which are affected by NCAA-II postseason games: George Works 3,314 rushing yards, 378 points and 63 touchdowns; Scott Sible 193 pass receptions and 3,444 pass receiving yards; Dan Harves 98 PATs; Steve Mariucci 7,523 yards total offense and 47 touchdowns passing. Single game records surpassed in a post-season game: Tom Bertoldi 443 yards passing vs. Elizabeth City in 1981 and Mario Ferretti four field goals vs. Elizabeth City in 1981.

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Coaching RecordsCoach (Years) Seasons GP W L T Pct. TP OPWilliam McCracken (1904) 1 3 2 1 0 .666 46 19Charles H. Estrich (1905-06) 2 4 3 0 1 .875 44 33Prof. Mills (1909) 1 4 1 2 1 .375 10 24Deforest Stull (1912) 1 1 0 1 0 .000 UnknownW. B. McClintock (1916-17) 2 11 8 3 0 .727 206 80L. O. Gant (1919-21) 3 9 4 4 1 .500 114 105C. B. Hedgcock (1922-33, 36-37) 14 85 30 50 5 .382 717 1,089R. Victor Hurst (1934-35, 38-42, 46) 8 45 18 24 3 .433 364 606C. V. Money (1947-55) 9 60 30 24 6 .550 921 916Lloyd W. Eaton (1956) 1 8 7 0 1 .937 263 82F. L. “Frosty” Ferzacca (1957-65) 9 78 50 26 2 .653 1,761 858Rollie Dotsch (1966-70) 5 49 33 15 1 .683 1,272 626Rae Drake (1971-73) 3 30 11 18 1 .383 468 557Gil Krueger (1974-77) 4 47 31 16 0 .659 1,250 794Bill Rademacher (1978-82) 5 54 37 16 1 .694 1,630 1,027Herb Grenke (1983-90) 8 82 53 28 1 .646 2,116 1,672Mark Marana (1991-94) 4 40 14 24 2 .375 492 682Eric Holm (1995-01) 7 74 43 31 0 .681 1,755 1,641Doug Sams (2002-05) 4 42 13 29 0 .309 875 1496Bernie Anderson (2005-present) 5 51 21 30 0 .412 1053 1006Totals 96 777 410 341 26 .528 15,493 14,485

Playoff HistoryYear Event W-L Opponent NMU OPP Site1960 NAIA Lost #Lenoir Rhyne 20 20 Hickory, N.C.1967 NAIA Lost Fairmont State 7 21 Fairmont, W. Va.1975 NCAA-II Won Boise State 24 21 Boise, Idaho Won *Livingston 28 26 Wichita Falls, Texas Won šWestern Kentucky 16 14 Sacramento, Calif.1976 NCAA-II Won Delaware 28 17 Newark, Del. Lost $Akron 26 29 Akron, Ohio1977 NCAA-II Lost North Dakota State 6 20 Fargo, N.D.1980 NCAA-II Lost Santa Clara 26 27 Santa Clara, Calif.1981 NCAA-II Won Elizabeth City 55 6 Marquette, Mich. Lost Southwest Texas 0 62 San Marcos, Texas1982 NCAA-II Lost California-Davis 21 42 Davis, Calif.1987 NCAA-II Won Angelo State (OT) 23 20 San Angelo, Texas Lost Portland State 7 13 Portland, Ore.

# Tie score, winner determined by total offense* Pioneer Bowlš National Championship Game, Camellia Bowl$ First tie game in NCAA-II playoff history. Akron outscored NMU 6-3 in overtime in Knute Rockne Bowl.

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By Year

Year Coach Games W L T TP OP Captains

1904 Wm. McCracken 3 2 1 0 46 19 Unknown1905 Chas. H. Estrich 2 1 0 1 23 22 Unknown1906 Chas. H. Estrich 2 2 0 0 21 11 Unknown1907-08 No Record1909 Prof. Mills 4 1 2 1 10 24 Unknown1910-11 No Record1912 DeForest Stull 1 0 1 0 Unknown Unknown1913-14-15 No Varsity Football1916 W. B. McClintock 6 4 2 0 108 47 Bill Morrison1917 W. B. McClintock 5 4 1 0 98 33 Harold Malin1918 No Varsity Football1919 L. O. Gant 2 1 0 1 25 19 Carl Tauch1920 L. O. Gant 3 0 3 0 19 53 Rudolph Larson1921 L. O. Gant 4 3 1 0 70 33 Al Dolf1922 C. B. Hedgcock 6 1 4 1 12 166 Clarence LeClair1923 C. B. Hedgcock 6 1 5 0 13 127 Emery Jacques1924 C. B. Hedgcock 6 4 2 0 104 48 Game Captains1925 C. B. Hedgcock 7 3 4 0 102 40 Carl Guelff1926 C. B. Hedgcock 5 3 2 0 69 39 Eber Carlson1927 C. B. Hedgcock 6 1 4 1 48 42 Jerry Hemr1928 C. B. Hedgcock 6 2 4 0 98 84 Game Captains1929 C. B. Hedgcock 6 4 0 2 91 12 Game Captains1930 C. B. Hedgcock 7 4 2 1 76 71 Olaf Vicklund1931 C. B. Hedgcock 6 1 5 0 13 101 Onnie Maki1932 C. B. Hedgcock 6 1 5 0 16 100 Game Captains1933 C. B. Hedgcock 6 0 6 0 6 113 Paul Challancin and Grove Hollman1934 R. Victor Hurst 7 2 5 0 46 135 Dick Finnegan1935 R. Victor Hurst 5 1 3 1 24 66 John Mattson and Alden Hoffman1936 C. B. Hedgcock 6 2 4 0 31 44 Edward Gleason1937 C. B. Hedgcock 6 3 3 0 38 102 William Koski and Floyd Carlson1938 R. Victor Hurst 6 2 4 0 31 118 Joseph Poisson1939 R. Victor Hurst 6 2 3 1 20 64 Lee Goodney1940 R. Victor Hurst 6 2 4 0 36 83 Frank Hartman1941 R. Victor Hurst 5 3 2 0 97 21 Game Captains1942 R. Victor Hurst 4 3 1 0 51 27 Benny Montcalm1943-44-45 No Varsity Football1946 R. Victor Hurst 6 3 2 1 59 92 Game Captains1947 C. V. Money 7 1 4 2 54 117 Ed Kukuk1948 C. V. Money 7 3 3 1 88 102 Fred Martell1949 C. V. Money 7 6 1 0 183 39 Stan Wiinikainen Francis McMahon1950 C. V. Money 7 4 3 0 99 124 William Hart1951 C. V. Money 5 2 2 1 67 76 Dave Freeman1952 C. V. Money 6 5 1 0 147 73 John Michica and Ed Wolford1953 C. V. Money 7 5 1 1 144 82 Alex Anderson and Jerry Pangrazzi1954 C. V. Money 7 4 2 1 88 76 Paul Gingrass and Lou Myefski1955 C. V. Money 7 0 7 0 51 227 Ron Johnson and Bob Monck1956 Lloyd Eaton 8 7 0 1 263 82 Carl Erickson1957 F. L. Ferzacca 6 3 3 0 126 94 Joe Corbeil1958 F. L. Ferzacca 10 5 5 0 237 125 George Gusick and Tom Schwalbach1959 F. L. Ferzacca 8 6 2 0 240 80 George Blommel Tom Schwalbach1960 F. L. Ferzacca 10 8 1 1 321 104 George Blommel and Al Sandona1961 F. L. Ferzacca 8 6 2 0 252 69 Frank Novak, Al Sandona and Gene Valesano1962 F. L. Ferzacca 9 6 3 0 122 63 Dick Koski & Len St. Jean1963 F. L. Ferzacca 9 4 4 1 148 127 Game Captains1964 F. L. Ferzacca 8 5 3 0 176 91 Bob Erickson and Pat Stump1965 F. L. Ferzacca 10 7 3 0 139 105 Jim Decker, Allen Ische and Bernie Schmitt1966 Rollie Dotsch 10 6 3 1 210 71 Allen Ische and Byron Johnson1967 Rollie Dotsch 10 9 1 0 258 96 Dennis Porter and Jack Spuhler1968 Rollie Dotsch 9 5 4 0 264 109 Dick Ambrosino, John Chrisant and Jim Meyer1969 Rollie Dotsch 10 5 5 0 257 224 Jim Danilko, Dave Gurica and Lonnie Holton1970 Rollie Dotsch 10 8 2 0 283 126 Tom Watson1971 Rae Drake 10 7 3 0 186 121 Tim Kearney1972 Rae Drake 10 2 8 0 162 255 Jan QuarlessYear Coach G W L T TP OP Captain

1973 Rae Drake 10 2 7 1 120 181 John Engel and Jim Rathje1974 Gil Krueger 10 0 10 0 108 255 Reggie Barefield and Joe Harvey1975 Gil Krueger 14 13 1 0 356 219 Stu Betts and Joel Hanner1976 Gil Krueger 13 11 2 0 527 150 Mike Berry, Roy Brown and Fred Smith1977 Gil Krueger 10 7 3 0 259 170 Steve Mariucci and Joe Stemo1978 Bill Rademacher 10 5 4 1 277 240 Dan Cooley, Greg Grigsby and Randy Zimmerman1979 Bill Rademacher 10 4 6 0 226 258 Todd Krueger and Jim Marana1980 Bill Rademacher 11 9 2 0 322 121 Phil Kessel, Bryan Piester, and Mark Zabroske1981 Bill Rademacher 12 11 1 0 403 196 Bill Coon, Bryan Piester, Scott Sible and Curt Wojan1982 Bill Rademacher 11 8 3 0 402 212 Jeff Herman, Mark Storm and Dan Wyers1983 Herb Grenke 10 8 2 0 286 178 Tom Bertoldi, Barry Petersen and J im Whiteside1984 Herb Grenke 10 6 4 0 312 271 Bob Stefanski, Scott Weston and James Whiteside1985 Herb Grenke 9 6 3 0 252 126 John Baltes, Chris Hofer and Keith Nelsen1986 Herb Grenke 10 5 5 0 245 256 Anthony Hill, RickPopp and Karl Borree1987 Herb Grenke 12 10 2 0 333 145 Rick Popp and Tony Michels1988 Herb Grenke 11 8 3 0 272 179 Steve Avery and Jerry Woods1989 Herb Grenke 10 5 5 0 205 328 Ed Vopal, Dean Osterman and John Redders1990 Herb Grenke 10 5 4 1 241 222 Jason Cornell, Mark Maddox and Steve Sandona1991 Mark Marana 10 3 6 1 130 245 Chip Wall, Dennis Dahlke and Jason Salani1992 Mark Marana 10 1 9 0 124 237 Nelson Edmonds, Scott Herioux and Jason Salani1993 Mark Marana 10 5 4 1 196 228 Jeff Nason and Josh Scutt 1994 Mark Marana 10 5 5 0 238 200 Justin Gluesing, Jim Delene and Mark Gilles1995 Eric Holm 10 7 3 0 230 179 Game Captains1996 Eric Holm 10 7 3 0 279 201 Game Captains1997 Eric Holm 11 7 4 0 269 251 Game Captains1998 Eric Holm 11 6 5 0 240 218 Game Captain1999 Eric Holm 10 6 4 0 275 218 Ty Hartung, Marc Bliven, Steve Matzl and Jeremy Wilkinson2000 Eric Holm 11 6 5 0 247 272 Hector Castellanos2001 Eric Holm 11 4 7 0 215 302 Tony Ebeling, Bryan White, Jason Lawson and James Randle2002 Doug Sams 11 6 5 0 230 224 Game Captains2003 Doug Sams 11 3 8 0 263 409 Game Captains2004 Doug Sams 10 2 8 0 194 368 Game Captains2005 Doug Sams 10 2 8 0 231 394 Game Captains2006 Bernie Anderson 10 3 7 0 234 333 Buddy Rivera, Tyler Larson, Kris Krempien and Joe Dost2007 Bernie Anderson 10 5 5 0 282 329 Nathan Yelk, Kris Krempien, Tyler Larson, Dan Elmore2008 Bernie Anderson 10 2 8 0 208 320 Kris Krempien, Nathan Yelk, Jack Rustman, Dan Elmore, Zach Gauthier2009 Bernie Anderson 10 6 4 0 316 161 Game Captains2010 Bernie Anderson 11 5 6 0 221 183 Game CaptainsTotals 777 410 341 26 15,701 14,143

Win-Loss Records

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Win-Loss Records

LastOpponent GP W L T Pct. NMU Opp MeetingAkron 13 3 10 0 .231 191 322 1980Alma 2 1 1 0 .500 32 33 1956Angelo State 1 1 0 0 1.000 23 20 1987 Ashland (Ohio) 19 6 13 0 .315 358 500 2010Bemidji (Minn.) State 4 2 1 1 .625 113 41 1968Bethel (Minn.) State 1 1 0 0 1.000 21 7 1953Boise State 2 1 1 0 .500 45 52 1978Bradley 3 2 1 0 .667 69 37 1966Butler 3 1 2 0 .333 10 51 1992California-Davis 1 0 1 0 .000 21 42 1982Calumet High School 3 2 0 1 .833 111 23 1917Calumet YMCA 3 2 1 0 .667 29 32 1917Capital (Ohio) 1 0 1 0 .000 12 42 1957Cedarville (Ohio) 1 1 0 0 1.000 27 19 1952Central Michigan 39 12 26 1 .321 473 915 1984Central Michigan “B” 1 1 0 0 1.000 16 14 1940Central State (Ohio) 2 1 1 0 .500 23 85 1989Dayton 1 0 1 0 .000 0 10 1966Delaware 2 2 0 0 1.000 50 24 1980Detroit 1 0 1 0 .000 7 20 1963Detroit Tech 3 3 0 0 1.000 48 6 1950Drake 1 1 0 0 1.000 30 26 1979Eastern Illinois 10 5 5 0 .500 265 242 1986Eastern Michigan 20 7 13 0 .350 187 368 1979Elizabeth City (N.C.) 1 1 0 0 1.000 55 6 1981Escanaba High school 3 2 1 0 .667 21 23 1909Fairmont (W. Va.) 1 0 1 0 .000 7 21 1967Ferris State 37 15 16 6 .405 725 732 2010Findlay (Ohio) 15 10 5 0 .667 327 277 2010Gannon 4 2 2 0 .500 138 115 2007Gogebic Comm. College 6 3 3 0 .500 119 49 1950Grand Valley State 35 16 18 1 .457 895 977 2010Gwinn Legion 1 1 0 0 1.000 29 0 1921Hancock High School 1 0 1 0 .000 5 14 1904Hillsdale College 37 14 22 1 .378 640 727 2009Hofstra 2 2 0 0 1.000 59 7 1971Hope 2 0 2 0 .000 26 28 1958Illinois State 3 1 2 0 .333 57 29 1987Indianapolis 19 12 7 0 .631 470 374 2010Iron River City 1 0 0 1 .500 13 13 1919Ironwood City 1 1 0 0 1.000 27 0 1916Ishpeming City 2 2 0 0 1.000 15 6 1917Ishpeming High School 2 2 0 0 1.000 41 0 1909Ishpeming-Negaunee City 1 1 0 0 1.000 12 6 1919Lakeland (Wis.) 4 3 1 0 .750 92 49 1956Lake Superior State 2 2 0 0 1.000 58 0 1949Lawrence (Wis.) 1 0 1 0 .000 6 20 1939Lenoir Rhyne (N.C.) 1 0 0 1 .500 20 20 1960Lewis (Illinois) 2 0 2 0 .000 12 65 1951Livingston (Ala.) 1 1 0 0 1.000 28 26 1975Macalester (Minn.) 1 1 0 0 1.000 49 8 1963Makato (Minn.) State 3 2 1 0 .667 103 26 1975Marine Corps 8 3 4 1 .438 143 135 1972Marquette Guild Hall 1 0 1 0 .000 0 12 1909Marquette High School 1 1 0 0 1.000 6 5 1905Marquette Prison 1 1 0 0 1.000 29 6 1951Mayville (N.D.) State 1 1 0 0 1.000 54 20 1956Menominee City 1 0 1 0 .000 7 21 1916Mercyhurst 6 3 3 0 .500 185 191 2007Michigan Tech 84 41 38 5 .488 1326 1116 2010Minnesota-Duluth 12 11 1 0 .917 365 147 1998Minnesota-State (Mankato) 1 0 1 0 .000 6 7 2010Morningside (Iowa) 1 1 0 0 1.000 7 2 1962Munising City 2 1 1 0 .500 21 0 1916Munising Legion 1 1 0 0 1.000 6 0 1922

Nebraska -Omaha 3 2 1 0 .667 140 49 1976Negaunee Legion 1 1 0 0 1.000 27 15 1921 LastOpponent GP W L T Pct. NMU Opp MeetingNewbery High School 1 0 0 1 .500 0 0 1909North Dakota 6 4 2 0 .667 109 53 1999North Dakota State 14 4 10 0 .286 199 364 1989N.E. Missouri (Truman) 5 4 1 0 .800 128 85 2000Northern Colorado 2 2 0 0 1.000 71 48 1978Northern Iowa 18 12 6 0 .666 354 300 2003Northland (Wis.) 27 22 5 0 .814 700 281 1956North Texas State 1 0 1 0 .000 3 17 1968Northwood University 30 22 8 0 .733 901 601 2010Ohio Northern 2 0 1 1 .250 14 32 1954Olivet 1 1 0 0 1.000 32 0 1952Parsons (Iowa) 3 1 2 0 .333 36 49 1965Peru (Neb.) State 1 1 0 0 1.000 42 0 1962Portland State 1 0 1 0 .000 7 13 1987Saginaw Valley State 31 17 14 0 .548 776 774 2010Santa Clara 1 0 1 0 .000 26 27 1980Stephen F. Austin 1 0 1 0 .000 21 35 1974St. Cloud (Minn.) State 3 2 1 0 .500 102 69 2002St. Francis (Ill.) 7 6 1 0 .857 207 99 1997St. Joseph (Ind.) 6 3 3 0 .500 136 126 1995St. Norbert (Wis.) 18 13 5 0 .722 467 188 1976Soo, Canada, City 2 2 0 0 1.000 71 6 1924Soo Rough Riders 1 1 0 0 1.000 52 6 1925Southeast Missouri 2 2 0 0 1.000 68 15 1984Southern Illinois 7 4 3 0 .571 134 97 1974Southwest Texas 1 0 1 0 .000 0 62 1981Tampa 6 0 6 0 .000 88 161 1973Taylor (Ind.) 1 1 0 0 1.000 27 7 1958Texas El Paso 1 0 1 0 .000 29 64 1986Tiffin 3 2 1 0 .666 133 48 2010Troy State 1 0 1 0 .000 28 49 1977Valpariso 5 3 1 1 .700 124 44 1992Wayne State 25 15 10 0 .600 696 559 2010Weber State 2 1 1 0 .500 42 53 1972Western Illinois 15 10 4 1 .700 379 235 1986Western Kentucky 3 2 1 0 .667 76 42 1979Wetsern Reserve 1 1 0 0 1.000 46 0 1959Westminster 2 2 0 0 1.000 49 27 1999Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2 1 0 1 .750 72 21 1973Wisconsin-Oshkosh 24 9 14 1 .396 175 244 1953Wisconsin-Stevens Point 7 4 2 1 .643 68 76 1965Wisconsin-Stout 1 1 0 0 1.000 43 22 1989Wisconsin-Superior 15 5 10 0 .333 223 386 1981Wisconsin-Whitewater 9 7 2 0 .778 276 84 1980Wichita State 1 1 0 0 1.000 32 30 1981Youngstown State 11 6 5 0 .545 243 221 1980Totals 777 410 341 26 .528 15,701 14,143

NMU versus Hillsdale at Memorial Field, where the ’Cats played until 1990.

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Superior Dome Records

RushingMost Yards - 317, Mark Bossuah, NMU vs. Hillsdale, 2007 Most Attempts - 47, Nelson Edmonds, NMU vs. Saint Joseph’s, 1991 Most Touchdowns - 4, Mark Bossuah, NMU vs. Mercyhurst, 2007Longest Run - 94 yards, Tom Shiban, Ashland vs. NMU, 1991 Longest TD Run - 94 yards, Tom Shiban, Ashland vs. NMU, 1991

PassingMost Yards - 425, Matt Hoard, NMU vs. Saginaw Valley State, 1996 Most Attempts - 56, Kyle Swenor, NMU vs. Saginaw Valley State, 2002Most Completions - 35, Kyle Swenor, NMU vs. Michigan Tech, 2003Longest Completion - 96 yards, Dan Gray, NMU vs. Wayne State, 2001Longest TD Completion - 96 yards, Dan Gray, NMU vs. Wayne State, 2001 Most Touchdowns - 5, Matt Hoard, NMU vs. Saginaw Valley State, 1996 Most Interceptions - 3, Matt Hoard, NMU vs. Hillsdale, 1993

ReceivingMost Yards - 237, Jeremy Wilkinson, NMU vs. Saginaw Valley State, 1996 Most Receptions - 15, Vincent Mayfield, NMU vs. Michigan Tech, 2003Most Touchdowns - 3, Jeremy Wilkinson, NMU vs. Saginaw Valley State, 1996; Vincent Mayfield, NMU vs. Wayne State, 2003; Fred Wells, NMU vs. Gannon, 2006Longest Reception - 96 yards, Sterling Walker, NMU vs. Wayne State, 2001Longest TD Reception - 96 yards, Sterling Walker, NMU vs. Wayne State, 2001

DefenseMost Tackles - 20, Justin Gluesing, NMU vs. Grand Valley State, 1994Most Interceptions - 2, several playersLongest Interception Return - 92 yards, Kelly Snell, Ferris State vs. NMU, 1997Most Sacks - 3, several players

Special TeamsLongest Field Goal - 52 yards, Paul Tocco,

NMU vs. Saginaw Valley State, 1992; Kyle Marotz, NMU vs. Northwood, 2005Most Field Goals - 3, Rockne Belmonte, NMU vs. Ferris Stat, 2010; Kyle Marotz, NMU vs. Saginaw Valley State, 2002; John Duginski, NMU vs. Wayne State, 1996 and Miguel Sagaro, Grand Valley State vs. NMU, 1992Most PAT’s - 7, John Duginski, NMU vs. Saginaw Valley State, 1996 and Bryan Seward, Ashland vs. NMU, 1991Longest Punt - 89 yards, Ryan Wettstein, NMU vs. Findlay, 2001Best Punting Average - 50.2 yards, Ryan Wettstein, NMU vs. Findlay, 2001Longest Punt Return - 74 yards, Brian Pinks, NMU vs. Ashland, 1997Longest Kickoff Return - 92 yards, Sterling Walker, Wayne State vs. NMU, 2001Most Return Yardage - 240 yards, David Nelson, Ferris St. vs. NMU, 1993

Team RecordsYards Rushing - 602, Northwood vs. NMU, 2005Yards Passing - 425, NMU vs. Saginaw Valley State, 1996Total Offense - 676, Northwood vs. NMU, 2005First Downs - 34, Michigan Tech vs. NMU, 1993Return Yards - 297, NMU vs. Saint Joseph’s, 1991Penalties - 15, NMU vs Indianapolis, 1991Most Points (One Team) - 70, Northwood (70) vs. NMU (20), 11/5/05Most Points (Two Teams) - 94 (NMU 52, Saginaw Valley 42, 1996)Fewest Points (One Team) - 0

Hillsdale 24, NMU 0, 1991Butler 14, NMU 0, 1992Ferris State 47, NMU 0, 1993NMU 14, Northwood 0, 1994NMU 10, Hilldale 0, 1997NMU 58, St. Francis 0 ,1998NMU 24, Michigan Tech 0, 2000NMU 34, Ferris 0, 2009NMU 62, Tiffin 0, 2009Fewest Points (Two Teams)10, (NMU 10, Hilldale 0, 1997)

MiscellaneousNMU record at Superior Dome since 1991 - 54 wins, 33 losses, .621%Longest Winning Streak - 10 gamesLongest Losing Streak - 5 games

Attendance Records:1. 8,672 on Sept. 18, 2008 vs. Michigan Tech2. 8,432 on Oct. 5, 1991 vs. Ferris State3. 7,552 on Oct. 19, 1991 vs. Hilldale4. 7,492 on Sept. 14 1991 vs. Indianapolis5. (Superior Dome Opening Day)6. 7,281 on Aug. 27, 2005 vs. Michigan Tech

Below - A new Superior Dome attendance record of 8,672 was set at the NMU-Michigan Tech football game on Sept. 18, 2008, which was televised nationally on CBS College Sports.

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Letterwinners

AAdams, Brian, 74-75Adams, Robert, 92-93-94Adkins, Ron, 69Aho, Charles, 93Ahrndt, Joseph, 06Albrecht, Kurt, 74-75Alcumbrack, Gary, 74Allen, Arthur, 46-47-49Allen, Ken, 73Allen, Mark, 74Allen, Richard, 56-58-59Ambrosino, Richard, 67-68Ames, Ken, 75-77-78-79Amhaus, Scott, 00Anderle, Harry, 23-24-25-26Anderson, Axel, 50-51-52-53Anderson, Brad, 05-06-07Anderson, Chad, 10Anderson, Fred, 19Anderson, Harold, 41-42Anderson, James, 69-70-71Anderson, Nick, 97-98-99-00Anderson, Zachary, 09-10Andrade, Andy, 70-71-72-73Andrus, Mark, 94-95-96Angel, Brett, 09Angeli, Evy, 75-76-77Anglim, Adrian, 52-53-54Arbogast, Seth, 04-05Arend, Robert, 88-89Armstrong, John, 55-57Arneth, Jack, 36-37Austin, Ray, 40-42-46Avery, Andy, 88-89-90-91Avery, Scott, 06-07-08-09Avery, Steve, 85-86-87-88Awrey, Anthony, 10Awrey, Randy, 74-75-76-77BBabieczko, Josh, 06Baciak, Albert, 38Backstron, Carl, 53Bailey, Gerald, 91-93Bailey, William, 66Baker, Lamar, 98Baker, William, 99Baldwin, Paul, 52Baltes, John, 82-83-84-85Baltic, Steve, 36Bangert, Donald, 62-63Banks, Reynolds, 54Barefield, Reggie, 71-73-74Bares, Eliot, 96-97-98-99Barlage, Dan, 92-93Barnes, Jerone, 77-78-79Barnes, William, 52Beattie, Richard, 47-48-50Beatty, Matt, 79-80Beauchamp, Matt, 95-96-97-98Beaumier, John, 51-52Beck, Andy, 72Bedore, Clifford, 39-40Bee, Michael, 68-69-70Beher, Thomas, 52Behling, Nick, 07-08Belger, David, 53-54Bell, Arlen, 67-68Bell, Deron, 02Bell, William, 56Belmonte, Rockne, 09-10Bender, Lamont, 05-06Beneteau, Jeff, 00-01-02Benton, Brad, 93-94Bergstrom, Victor, 22Bernhardt, Fred, 36-37-38Berrigan, Jack, 25Berry, Mike, 75-76Berryman, Richard, 42Berth, Jeffrey, 86Bertoldi, Tom, 80-81-82-83Bertrand, Robert, 66-67-68Berutti, Michael, 87-88-89-90Bester, James, 10Betts, Stu, 73-74-75Bichel, Spencer, 59Bieley, Roy, 25Billingsley, Micah, 01-02-03

Bink, Nick, 91-92-93-94Bittner, Lawrence, 70Blackwell, John, 83-84Blanchard, Mart, 08Blessing, John, 07-08-09-10Bliven, Marc, 97-98-99Bloch, Nick, 04-05-06-07Blommel, George, 57-58-59-60Bluck, Jason, 98-99-00-01Blum, Michael, 63Boesch, Tim, 92-93-94-95Boettcher, Glen, 76-77-78Bogarin, Sam, 52-53-54Bohr, Dahn, 03Bolan, Albin, 60Bomaster, Elvin, 33-34-35Bond, Ward, 57-58Bondar, Paul, 00Bonifas, Richard, 41-46-47Boomer, Michael, 85-86-87-88Boren, Michael, 08-09Borh Dahn, 04Borree, Karl, 83-84-85-86Borrell, Bryan, 83-84-85-86Boss, Robert, 02-03-04-05Bossuah, Mark, 06-07-08-09Bottiglieri, Robert, 67-68Bartkowiak, Robert, 69-70-71Baty, Eric, 79-80-81Beardsley, W. Robert, 65Bourcier, Joe, 94-95-96-97Bovan, Peter, 68-70Boyd, Michael, 69Boyer, Kenyon, 19-20Brackett, David, 69-70Braman, Greg, 74-75Branch, Matt, 93-94-95Brancheau, Dustin, 07-08-09-10Branz, Mike, 75-76-77-78Bray, Ray, 70-72-73Bredeson, Kevin, 92-93-94-95Brennan, Bruce, 72Brenner, Marty, 68-69-70-71Bricco, Robert, 67Brock, Clyde, 33Brodeur, William, 57-58-59Brook, Michael, 89-90-91Brotherton, George, 32Browder, Chris, 98Brown, Alan, 86-87-88Brown, Dion, 03-04Brown, George, 70Brown, Lawrence, 65Brown, Roy, 73-74-75-76Bruce, Bo, 07Brys, Kevin, 89-91-92Bryson, Mercer, 80-81Buchkoski, Tom, 73-74-75Budd, David, 93-94-95Buelt, Joe, 81-82-83-84Bufford, Dennis, 32-35Bull, Brad, 91-92-93Bullock, Carl, 30-31-32Bullock, Clarence, 31-32-33Bullock, Tim, 63Bunyan, John, 92-93-94-95Burgess, Bryan, 77-78-79-80Burley, Gary, 49Burton, Robert, 42Bush, John, 76-77-78Bush, Matt, 98-99-01-02Bush, Tom, 70-71Buss, Jared, 08-10Buterbaugh, Kurt, 93-94-95Buyarski, Drew, 00-01-02-03Bye, Earl, 48-49-50Bye, Randy, 71-72-73Bye, Richard, 48-49-50Bystrom, Theodore, 21-22CCadieu, Frank, 47Callies, Rick, 78-79-81-82Campbell, John, 46Carlson, Eber, 23-24-25-26Carlson, Floyd, 35-36-37Carlson, Luke,07-08-09Carolin, Ray, 72Carr, Lloyd, 67

Carter, Clif, 01-02-03-04Casanova, John, 79-80-81-82Casey, Joshua, 08Castellanos, Hector, 97-98-99-00Catalano, Daniel, 07-08-09-10Cavanaugh, Dan, 89Ceccacci, Tony, 84-85-86-87Challancin, Paul, 31-32-33Chapman, Tim, 79-80-81Cheyka, Justin, 96-97-98-99Chrisant, John, 65-66-67-68Church, Vincet, 08Cisneros, Edwin, 97Clark, Dan, 71-72Clark, Michael, 65Claxton, John, 78-79-80Cleary, Josh, 00-01Clifford, Steve, 72Close, L. D., 84Clouse, Jamie, 99-01-02Cobanovich, Cory, 95Coe, Cornelius, 95-96-97-98Coleman, Kevin, 93-94Collins, George, 48-49-50-51Collins, George, 26-27-28-29Collins, Langsford, 30-31Collins, Matt, 90-91-92-93Collins, Sam, 21Collins, Ted, 90-91-92-93Commare, Luke, 03-04-05Conlan, Steve, 72-73Contardi, Louis, 35-36-37Cooke, Greg, 83-84-85-86Cooley, Dan, 75-76-77-78Cooling, Nathan, 07-08Coon, Bill, 78-79-80-81Copeland, Dan, 00-01Corbiel, Joseph, 54-55-56-57Couretas, Jim, 04Cornell, Jason, 87-88-89-90Corombos, Theodore, 39-41-42Corriea, Brian, 00-01Corkin, Albert, 27Coster, Andrew, 98-99-00-01Couretas, James, 03-04-05Cozzi, Greg, 72-73-75-76Crampton, Martin, 40Crase, Rod, 76-77-78-79Craze, Glenn, 22Craze, Palmer, 48Crider, Blake, 07-08-09-10Criel, Dan, 75Crocker, Jerry, 76-77-78Crockett, Matt, 99Crouse, Marty, 85-86-87-88Cuccinato, Paul, 73-75-76Cummings, Alvin, 34Curtice, Peter, 83-84DDahlke, Dennis, 88-89-90-91Dalsanto, John, 42-46Damiani, Gil, 71-72Daniels, Francis,16Daniels, Jace, 09-10Danilko, Jim, 68-69Darr, Robert, 58-59D’Arras, Paul, 58-59-60Davis, Tommie, 70-71Davis, Michael, 09Dean, Robin, 23-24-25-26DeBakker, Donald, 48Decker, James, 63-64-65DeCook, Joseph, 26-27-28-29Deegan, Henry, 19-20-21Delene,Jim, 92-93-94DeLeon, Craig,00-01-02Dellangelo, Mike, 78-79-80Deloge, Dick, 67Demares, Phil, 47-48-49-50Dennis, Edward, 56Denton, Edgar, 03-04DePerro, Philip, 64-65-66-67DePetro, Tom, 83-84-85Derleth, Paul, 28-29Derocher, Fred, 98DeRosso, John, 67DeShambo, Ray, 50DesJardin, Charles, 47

Devault, Nick, 07-08DeVillers, Tod, 81-82-83-84Devine, Jim, 88-89-90-91DeWeese, Dennis, 87-88DeWitt, Jovan, 93-94-95-96Diaz, Manuel, 01-02-03-04Dickinson, Richard, 62-63Dietrick, Lee, 98Dilling, Wesley, 04Dion, Raymond, 33Dittrich, Shawn, 95-96Dobson, Glenn, 79-80-81-82Doetsch, James, 16-17Dolf, Alfred, 20-21-25Domitrovich, Lucas, 06-07Donaldson, Brett, 90-91-92-93Doolittle, Arthur, 33Dorsey, Ben, 00Dost, Joe, 04-05-06-07Douglas, Cedric, 08-09-10Drago, David, 69Drake, Todd, 97-98Dravecky, Gary, 80-81-82-83Driscoll, Steve, 85Droese, Joshua, 09-10Duchaj, Eric, 04-05Duckworth, Antoine, 93Dudley, Eric, 83-84Dugas, Marc, 97-98-99-00Duginski, John, 95-96-97DuMont, Jason, 08-09-10EEbeling, Tony, 98-99-00-01Echols, Anthony, 10Edens, Mark, 89-90Edmonds, Nelson, 90-91-92Edmonds, Robert, 10Edwards, Jeff, 04Ellis, Ralph, 39-40Ellisen, Matt, 93-94-95-96Elmore, Daniel, 05-06-07-08Elsenrath, Mike, 97Engel, Jim, 74-77Englel, John, 71-72-73Engel, James, 48Ennis, Byron, 64Erickson, Carl, 51-52-56-57Erickson, Don, 73-74-75-76Erickson, Evald, 37-38Erickson, Martin, 29-30-31Erickson, Robert, 62-63-64-65Erickson, William, 56Erspamer, Gerald, 42Evenson, Alfred, 23-24-25FFagan, Thomas, 33Falkenhagen, Guy, 70-71-72Fandrick, Ron, 67-71Farrell, James, 16Fechter, Nathan, 06Fedrizzi, Mike, 77Fee, Jim, 76Fehlberg, Patrick, 10Feldhusen, Michael, 59-60-61Fellman, Theodore, 52Ferguson, George, 28-29-30Ferretti, Mario, 81-82Ferris, Stan, 60-62-63Fiedorowicz, Lee, 86Finch, Wallace, 27Fink, Conrad, 50Finley, David, 95-96-97Finnegan, Richard, 33-34Fiorini, Joe, 77-78-80Fish, Wilfred, 34-35-36Flanagan, Clarence, 17Flanigan, Cory, 04Flanagan, Clem, 16Fleet, Dave, 63-64-65Fletcher, Harvey, 53-54-55Flisram, Norman, 57Flynn, Dan, 66-67-68Flynn, Tom, 78-79Foist, Kit, 74-75Forrest, Brandon,02Forward, Matthew, 08-09-10Foster, Bill, 80-81-82Fowler, Zachary, 74-75-76-77

Fox, Tim, 01Fragel, Mark, 75-76Franks, Brian, 84-85-86-87Frankenfield, Greg, 02-03-04-05Frantti, Tim, 82-83-84Freeman, Dave, 48-49-50-51Friedl, Ray, 24-25Frisk, Jack, 46GGaboury, Paul, 36Gadbois, Eugene, 24Gaffney, Robert, 35-36Gale, Aaron, 92-93Ganga, Tony, 49Gannon, Mike, 79Garland, Heath, 92-93-94-95Garzella, James, 68-69-70Gati, Jack, 71-72Gauthier, Jason, 95-96Gauthier, Zachry, 06-07-08-09Gaviglio, Donald, 42-47Geill, Frank, 22Gelina, Robert, 41-46Gendzwell, Walter, 20Geniesse, Jeff, 00Genwright, Brandon, 00-01-02-03Gerhard, Bob, 85Gering, Keith, 88-89Gheller, Tony, 78-79-80Gilbert, Jason, 89-90Gilbert, Tom, 72-73-74-75Gilles, Mark, 92-93-94Gingras, Paul, 17Gingras, Paul, 50-52-53-54Gingras, Morgan, 38Ginocchio, Richard, 65-66-67Gjerde, Steve, 81-82Gleason, Edward, 35-36Gleason, Jim, 74Glowacki, Gary, 56Gluesing, Justin, 91-92-93-94Goddard, Leonard, 55-56Godin, Leo, 27Goerlitz, Jerry, 58-60-61Goldasich, George, 80-82Goldman, Paul, 59-60Goldsmith, Terell, 99-00-02Goodney, Lee, 37-38-39Goodwin, Richard, 57Gorney, Mike, 77-78-79-80Gorsline, Dennis, 63-64-65Grady, Gene, 67-68-69-70Grayvold, Brad, 86-87-88Green, Harlon, 82-83Gregory, David, 88-89-90-91Griffith, Donald, 56-57-58-59Grignon, Alex, 05-06-07-08Grigsby, Greg, 74-75-76-78Gruening, Scott, 72Guelff, Carl, 19-24-25-26Guenthner, Jack, 75-76-77-78Guilland, David, 50Gundry, George, 27-28-29-30Gurica, David, 67-68-69Gurski, Emil, 32Gusick, George, 57-58Gustafson, Alger, 26Gustafson, Burt, 46-47-48-49Gustafson, Earl, 16-17Gustafson, John, 78-79Gustafson, Paul, 50Guthrie, Greg, 85-86Guzan, Mark, 98-99HHacht, Rick, 66-68Haggen, George, 19Haggart, Ken, 56-57-58-59Hakala, Alfred, 42Hallgren, Roger, 48-49-50-51Hamlin, Eugene, 64Hamlin, Walter, 51Hammes, Seth, 94-95-96-97Hamor, William, 60-61-62-63Hampton, Walter, 42Hanner, Joel, 72-73-74-75Hanner, Mike, 79Hanschman, Michael, 08-09Hansen, Ira, 41-46

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Hanson, Benjamin, 06-08Hanson, John, 72Hardig, Pat, 83Hardiman, James, 22-23-26-27Harris, Antoine, 06-07-08Harris, Frank, 86-87Harris, George, 27Harry, Jeff, 86-87-88Harry, Marvin, 60Hart, William, 47-48-49-50Hartman, Frank, 39-40Hartung, Ty, 96-97-98-99Hartwig, Todd, 97-98-99Harves, Dan, 75-76Harvey, Joe, 71-72-73-74Hasty, Ryan, 05Havel, Anthony, 90-91Hawke, Jim, 93-94Haynes, Dick, 66-67-68-69Hedgcock, Bruce, 23Hedgcock, S. F., 23Hedstrom, Kurt, 00Heggins, Terrell, 04Heikkila, Mark, 72Helein, Pete, 79-80Hempel, Benjamin, 08-09Hemr, Jerry, 24-25-26-27Hendra, Ray, 22Herioux, Scott, 89-90-91-92Herman, Jeff, 79-80-81-82Herman, Jerry, 51Hermsen, Steve, 79-80-81-82Hero, Jack, 56-57-58-59Hero, Robert, 53Hetherington, Francis, 39-40Hetzel, Tim, 75-76-77-78Hewins, Roberto, 75Hicks, Jacob, 10Hill, Anthony, 83-84-85-86Hill, Donald, 48-50Hill, Julius, 32-33Hill, Mike, 74Hills, David, 89Hilbert, Lauri, 25-27Hillberg, Leslie, 35Hines, Staten, 73Hiney, Phil, 48-49-50Hiney, Vance, 25-30Hirn, Gary, 58Hirn, Jack, 75-76-77-78Hirn, James, 52-53Hirwas, Charles, 19Hoard, Matt, 93-94-95-96Hodges, Robert, 32Hofbauer, George, 42Hofer, Chris, 82-83-84-85Hoffman, Alden, 34-35Hogan, John, 26Hoggard, Jon, 04-05-06-07Holloway, Chris, 92-93-94Holes, Frank, 69-70-71Holman, Grove, 31-32-33Holmes, David, 93-94-95-96Holmes, Travis, 06-07Holton, Lonnie, 66-67-68-69Hongisto, Robert, 54Hook, Lawrence, 25Hooks, Bob, 71Hoppman, Reuben, 85Hornbogen, Karl, 17Horton, Vanius, 00-01Howe, Mike, 81Hubbard, Jack, 35Hudnell, Steve, 87Huempfner, Rick, 77Huffmaster, Kurt, 78-79Hughes, Austin, 06-07Humphrey, James, 60-61Hunter, Glen, 36-37-38Hutchins, Lee, 92-95-96Hutton, Johnny, 68-69-70Hyska, Bryan, 91-92-93-94Hyska, Fran, 61Hytinen, Roger, 58-59-60Hyvonen, Kory, 95-96-97-98IIsche, Allen, 63-64-65-66Israelson, Ronald, 46

Ivens, Roderick, 31Ives, Jeff, 96-99-00JJackan, Mark, 01Jackson, Rickey, 75-76Jacobi, Mike, 93Jacobson, Matthew, 29-30-31Jacques, Emery, 22-23Jauquet, Craig, 99-00-01-02Jelich, George, 46Jenkins, Jessee, 66-67Jennings, William, 49-53Jessie, Christian, 09Johnikin, Kevin, 91-92Johns, Allen, 31-32-33Johnson, Agnar, 21Johnson, Arne, 34-35Johnson, Byron, 63-64-65-66Johnson, Carl, 48Johnson, Ernest, 29-30Johnson, George, 20-21Johnson, John, 67-69-70Johnson, Lee, 58-59Johnson, Ronald, 52-53-54-55Johnson, Sam, 99Johnson, Scott, 85-86-87-88Johnson, Todd, 97Johnson, Walter, 17Jones, John, 23June, Vero, 19Juneac, Jeff, 72Jurasin, Bob, 82-83-84-85Justus, James, 64-65-66KKalbfleisch, Bob, 60-61-62-63Kamai, Kobryn, 05Kangas, Guy, 66-67-68-69Karkkainen, Mike, 81-82-83-84Karstu, Sakari, 87Kasten, Terry, 78Kautz, Lewis, 69-70-71Kearney, Tim, 69-70-71Kehl, Eric, 90-91Kehoe, Michael, 66Kelenic, Joe, 95-96-97-98Kelsey, Philip, 38Kell, Tom, 79-80-81Kell, William, 51Kemp, James, 67-68Kennedy, Wayne, 90-91-92Kenney, Edwin, 32-34Kent, Sam, 97-98-99Kerr, Ronald, 65-66-67Kessel, Phil, 78-79-80Kilpela, Hugo, 30Kilsdonk, Ben, 26Kind, Jeff, 71Kircher, John, 58-59Klein, Alex, 07Klein, Ken, 85-86-87-88Klingbeil, Chuck, 85-86-87-88Knecht, George, 57-58Knoblock, Edwin, 08-09-10Knoll, Randall, 95-96-97-98Knudsen, Ken, 74-76-77-78Knuth, Everett, 39-40-41Kohlemainen, Hubert, 33Kolbus, Derek, 95Kopach, Carter, 08-09-10Korpi, Arnold, 39-40-41Koski, Arthur, 41-42Koski, Ed, 47-49Koski, Emil, 38-39-40Koski, Paul, 35-36Koski, Richard, 59-60-61-62Koski, William, 35-36-37Koskimaki, George, 42-46-47Kotila, Paul, 46Kowalko, Mike, 77-78-79Kraai, Jonathan, 09-10Kraemer, Paul, 05Krage, John, 55Kravolec, James, 89-90Krantz, Gustave, 58-59-60Krempien, Kris, 05-06-07-08Kreski, Paul, 91-92-93Kroll, Robert, 69-70-71Krueger, Paul, 75-76-77

Krueger, Todd, 76-77-78-79Krumbach, Ted, 89-90-91-92Kruzel, Tyler, 10Kryska, Joseph, 58Krznarich, Scott, 94-95-96Kubiak, Ken, 86-87Kudera, Jeff, 90-91-92-93Kukuk, Ed, 46-47Kukuk, Norman, 37-38-39Kurian, Chad,02-03-04-05Kurzynske, Joel, 04LLaage, Tom, 87-88Laarman, Ben, 99-00-01-02Labuz, Thomas, 05-06-07LaCasse, Edmer, 36-37-38Lacefield, Ken, 87LaFido, Mike, 95-96LaFond, Paul, 91-92-93LaJeunesse, Ralph, 46-47Lalich, Michael, 35Lambert, Clair, 66-67Lane, Brandon, 05Lane, Duane, 54Langley, David, 94-95-96Langley, Richard, 91-92Langsford, Roy, 56-57-58Lanser, Andy, 08Lantzy, Robert, 64-65-66-67LaPointe, James, 48LaPointe, John, 61-62-63LaPorte, Joseph, 60-62-63Larsen, Jason, 96-98Larsen, Timothy, 08Larson, Tyler, 04-05-06-07Larson, Clyde, 48Larson, Hartley, 51Larson, Lars, 98-99Larson, Rudolph, 19-20-21Lashbrook, Earl, 41Lathrope, Kentin, 06LaTour, Matt, 92-93-94-95Laue, Jonathon, 06-07-08-09Lauri, Toivo, 25Laurion, Fritz, 55-56-57Lawson, Jason, 98-99-00-01Leandri, Anthony, 07-08-10LeClair, Clarence, 20-22Lee, Mike, 74Lee, Wayne, 59Lefebvre, Kent, 67-68Lehmann, Jacob, 09-10Leonard, Joseph, 23-25-26Lester, Ed, 73Leveille, Dan, 81-82-83Levy, Michael, 07-08-09-10Lewis, P. J., 97Lewinski, Adam, 01Liberty, Robert, 49-50Light, Greg, 87-88-89-90Limpert, Clarence, 21-22-24-25Lindeman, Henry, 46Lindley, Rhyan, 94-95- 96- 97Lindstrom, James, 65-66-67-68Linsmeier, Nathan, 10Loderhose, Pete, 72-73-74Loeffler, Jesse, 01Lofstrom, Ernest, 17Londo, Raymond, 46Lopez, Enrique, 01Lott, Clarence, 46Lubamersky, Ed, 53-54Lubbe, Dave, 82-83-84-85Luedtke, Sam, 95-96Luna, Mario, 93Lundin, Donald, 56-57-58-59Lutri, Gerald, 65-66-67-68MMachus, Douglas, 55MacDonald, Brad, 97Mahloch, Mike, 04-05-06-07MacKenzie, Grant, 31MacLean, Lowe, 52-53-54-55MacNealy, Richard, 49-50Maddox, Mark, 87-88-89Mahloch, Mike, 04-05-06Majewski, Charles, 64Maki, Onnie, 29-30-31

Mallory, Marcus, 86-87Malin, Harold, 16-17Maly, Mike, 89Manada, Valentine, 01Manego, Shaun, 87-88-89-90Mansfield, James, 58-59-60Marana, Jim, 77-78-79Marana, Mark, 79-80Marble-King, Christian, 10Marker, Curtis, 64-65-66Marietti, Anthony, 09-10Mariucci, Robert, 86-87-88Mariucci, Steve, 74-75-76-77Marier, Travis, 00-01Marotz, Kyle, 02-03-05Martell, Fred, 42-47-48Martell, John, 54Martin, Dexter, 00Martin, Greg, 78Martini, Mark, 65Mason, Eric, 89-90Mason, Eric, 02-03-05-06Mastricola, Steve, 72-73-74Mattson, James, 52McCauley, Jim, 71-72-73-74McClain, Greg, 79-80-81McCormick, George, 48-49-50-51McCoy, Dan, 85-86-87-88Mattson, John, 33-34-35Maurin, Joseph, 31Mauthe, Nick, 02-03-04-05Mauro, Jack, 61-62-63Mayfield, Vincent, 02-03-04-05McAlister, Bob, 74McCarthy, Richard, 66-67-68-69McCarty, Dan, 93-94McCauley, Jim, 71-72-73-74McClain, Greg, 79-80-81McCormick, George, 48-49-50-51McCoy, Abram, 02-03-04-05McCoy, Dan, 85-86-87-88McCulloch, Jerry, 62-63-64McCune, Jerry, 79-80-81-82McDonald, James, 23-24-25McDowell, David, 48-49-50McGee, Ronnie, 87-88-89-90McGlone, Jason, 94-95-96-97McGuire, Rich, 74-75-76McGurn, Matt, 04-05McIntosh, Douglas, 19McIntosh, Paul, 20McIntyre, Rob, 80-81-82-83McKerroll, Robert, 50-51McKie, Walter, 16McKindles, Patrick, 47-48McLaughlin, Robert, 35McLean, Kenneth, 70-71McMahon, Francis, 42-46-47-49McMullen, Jason, 04McMullen, John, 85-86McNamara, John, 22McNamara, Paul, 60McNeill, Mark, 89McNultry, Brian, 97Medina, Louie, 97Medinis, Craig, 81Medley, George, 59Mellon, Brian, 81Menucci, Irving, 39-40Merckx, Justin, 06-07-08-09Messano, Chris, 00-01-02-04Meyer, James, 65-66-67-68Meyers, Michael, 58-59-60-61Micheau, Phillipe, 09Michel, Junior, 09-10Michels, Tony, 84-85-86-87Mignon, Jamie, 93Mileski, Michael, 58-59-60-61Miljour, Luke, 95-96-97-98Milkie, Phil, 69Miller, Dan, 92-93-94Millman, William, 38-39Mims, Isiah, 10Mims, Jamone, 98-99-00Minard, Sam, 48-49Mishica, John, 50-51-52-53Mitchell, Maurice, 73-74-75-76Mitchell, Walter, 96

Mitz, Brian, 09Miyashiro, Gordon, 73Modjeski, Pat, 89-90-91Moe, Pete, 00Molway, Chick, 83-85Monck, Robert, 52-53-54Monroe, Thomas, 25-26Montcalm, Benedict, 41-42-46-47Montgomery, Devon, 93-94Moreau, Harris, 26Morgan, Cyrus, 16Morin, Bob, 84-85-86Morrison, Leonard, 16-17Morrison, William, 16Mosca, Rudy, 49-50Mosley, Emmett, 78Moslimani, Alex, 75-76Moutrie, Tim, 05-06-07Mullen, Demetrise, 92-93-94-95Mullin, Jamie, 97-98Mullins, Luke, 02-03-05Munson, Brandon, 99-00-01-02Murrey, George, 21-22Myefski, Louis, 52-53-54NNancarrow, Roland, 23Napoli, Chris, 84-85-86-87Nason, Jeff, 91-92-93Neaves Jr., Richard, 06-08-09-10Nelmark, Jack, 28-29-30Nelsen, Keith, 82-83-84-85Nelson, Andre, 80-81Nelson, Clarence, 30Nelson, Jeremy,03-04-05-06Nelson, Harold, 22-23-24Nelson, Martin, 06Nelson, Oscar, 58-59-60-61Nett, Dan, 01-02-03Neubauer, John, 92Neumann, Thomas, 61-62Newman, Bruce, 64-65Newton, Chris, 78Nezich, Matt, 90Nichols, Michael, 87-88-89-90Nichols, Zachary, 06-07-08-09Nickel, Charlie, 89-90-91Niemi, Elvin, 32-33Noonan, Phil, 30Nordling, R.W., 22-23Nordstrom, Nick,02North, Clarence, 22Northey, Robert, 36Northey, Sydney, 34Norton, John, 32Novak, Frank, 59-60-61Novotny, Dan, 87Nowak, James, 65Nowicki, Joseph ,09Nyquist, Terry, 62-63-64Nystrom, Carl, 24Nystrom, Robert, 54OOates, Donald, 37-38-39O’Brien, Sean, 82-83-84-85Oke, DJ, 07-08-09-10Olds, Edwin, 39-41Olivanti, Steve, 97-98Oliver, Charles, 21-22-23Oliver, Reggie, 79-80-81Olivero, Greg, 01Olsen, David, 42Olson, Arden, 71-72-75Olson, Dan, 83Olson, Greg, 84-85-86Olson, Paul, 35-36-37Orvis, Justin,02-03Osborne, Jeff, 99-00-01-02Osterman, Dean, 86-87-88-89Ostermann, John, 81-82Ostrander, William, 16-17Ostrowski, Tom, 86-87-88Oswald, Mike, 99-00-01-02Otto, Jonathon, 06-07-08-09Owens, Nicholas, 06-07-08-09PPalomaki, Bill, 85Pangborn, Wayne, 41Pangrazzi, Jerry, 50-51-52-53

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Letterwinners

Pansier, Gary, 58Pardon, Ernest, 52-53Paris, Tony, 82-83Parker, Sam, 83-84-85Parkkonen, Richard, 59Pastuchyn, Brent, 97-98Paupore, Matt, 81-82-83-84Pavloski, Peter, 62-63-64-65Paynter, James, 69Pearce, Edward, 32-33-34Pearl, Howard, 24Peck, Garrett, 08-09-10Pekny, Steve, 01Pelkie, Robert, 52-53Pendl, Gary, 71-72Perow, Hilaire, 23Perrin, Irving, 34-35Perrin, Leonard, 28Perron, Howard, 49Perry, Jeff, 05Perry, Michael, 67-68-69-70Peters, R. Thomas, 53Petersen, Barry, 80-81-82-83Petersen, Kevin, 83-84Peterson, Douglas, 67-68-69Peterson, Kirk, 88Petranek, Peter, 28-29Pfankuch, Joe, 95-96-97-98Phillips, Nick, 73Phillips, James, 89-90-91-92Phillips, Wayne, 66Picanso, Seth, 00Pierson, Zachary, 09-10Piester, Bryan, 78-79-80-81Pinks, Brian, 94-95-96-97Pizali, Fred, 29-30-31Planck, Randy, 70Plichta, Howard, 23Plourde, Mike, 02Podsschwelt, Joseph, 03Poehls, Joe, 05-06Poisson, Joseph, 37-38-39Pokely, Terry, 74Ponder, Keith, 75-76Pontti, Don, 57Pool, Andy, 83-84-85-86Popp, Rick, 84-85-86-87Popp, William, 60Porter, Dennis, 64-65-66-67Powell, Aaron, 85-86-87-88Price, Eldridge, 19Price, Richard, 99-00Primm, Loren, 73-74-75Prin, Henry, 23-24Princinsky, Steve, 90-91-92-93Privitelli, John, 10Propson, Anthony, 08-09-10Puhek, Joseph, 40Puckett, Clifford, 47-48-49QQuarless, Jan, 70-71-72RRaapana, William, 32Rademacher, William, 60-61-62-63Raspberry, Gregory, 06Raeford, Peter, 79-80-81Ramoie, Dustin, 00-01Randle, James, 97-98-99-01Ranguette, Gilbert, 32Ranguette, Raymond, 32-33-34Ratcliffe, Robert, 64-65Rathje, Jim, 71-72-73Rauch, Fritz, 85Redd, Rich, 71Redders, John, 86-87-88-89Reed, Michael, 03-04-05-06Reese, David, 08Refling, Jack, 42-46-47Reid, Gordon, 59-60Reimer, Jacob, 06-07-08-09Rein, David, 86-87-88-89Reitmeyer, Jon, 72-73Remington, Bruce, 70-71Reynolds, Brandon, 08-09-10Reynolds, Brock, 10Ricci, Andy, 96Richards, Maurice, 34Richards, Ray, 79-80

Richardson, Anthony, 65-66Richardson, Clyde, 17Richardson, Shane, 97-98-99-00Rickard, William, 32-33Riley, Josh, 96-97Ripmaster, David, 69-70Ritter, Jake, 99Rivera, Bradd, 94Rivera, Gary (Buddy), 04-05-06-07Rivers, Bernard, 46-47Roberts, Greg, 82Roberts, Pierce, 51-52Roche, Pat, 77-78-79Roethe, Chris, 96-97Rongstad, Bernt, 73-75-76Ronberg, Allan, 26-27-28-29Roney, Edmond, 64-65-66Ropele, Marvin, 48-49-50-51Rose, Carson, 95-96-97-98Rose, Theodore, 68Rosinski, Derick, 80Ross, Mike, 73Rousseau, Joseph, 46Rouzard, Pat, 02-03Rowe, John, 19Rowe, Nathaniel, 16Rubalcava, Chris, 94Ruiz, Armando, 92Rustman, Jack, 06-07-08-09Rowley, Maurice, 69-70-71Rusielewicz, Ken, 74-75-76-77Ryan, Daniel, 06Ryan, Ivan, 49-50-51Ryan, Shawn, 96-97-98Rydholm, Fred, 20-21Rynning, Tom, 78-80Rytkinen, Leo, 38SSt. Hilaire, Sydney,02-03St. Andrews, Francis, 51St. Germain, Chauncey, 40-41St. Germain, Thomas, 42-46-47St. Jean, Leonard, 60-61-62-63St. John, Harold, 16St. John, Roger, 56-57St. Martin, Robert, 52Sagotz, Brandon, 97-98-99-00Salani, Jason, 89-90-91-92Salani, Steve, 76-77-78Saleh, Joe, 75-76Saleh, Robert, 97-98-99-00Salopeck, Dave, 99Sandborn, Jim, 72-73-74Sandelin, Sven, 24Sandona, Albert, 58-59-60-61Sandona, Steve, 87-88-89-90Sankovitch, Tom, 74Sanoba, Richard, 58-59-60-61Santoni, Paul, 67-68Sarachman, Paul, 67-68Sarchian, Ron, 83-84-85Sarnowski, Jeff, 97-98-99-00Sarnowski, Mike, 95-96-97-98Saundri, Jerold, 54-55Sauter, Williams, 65Scallorn, Chares, 58Schaut, Robert, 69-70-71Schenk, Wilbur, 37-38-39Schertzer, Richard, 60Scheuren, Daniel, 67Schield, Paul, 83-84-85Schils, Jack, 49-50-51Schiska, John, 22Schmitt, Bernard, 63-64-65Schmoke, Chris, 92-93-94-95Schnieder, James, 53Schnieder, William, 26Schrauben, Tyler, 06-07-09Schuenemann, Brad, 85-86-87-88Schuettpelz, Ken, 69-70-71Schwalbach, Thomas, 56-57-58-59Schwartz, Drew,03-04-05Schweigert, Todd, 81-82-83-84Schweinsberg, Eric, 77Schymanski, Bill, 71-72-73-74Scott, Arthur, 04-05-06Scutt, Garry, 69-70Scutt, Josh, 91-92-93

Seeke, Thomas, 86-87-88Seger, Gordon, 27-28-29Seitz, Randy, 73Selden, Luke, 99-00-01-02Selesky, Stan, 73-74Senn, Kyle, 09-10Shanley, Gary, 60-61-62Sharp, Brian, 83Shaughnessy, Steve, 70-71Shem, Matt, 02-03-04-05Sherko, Josh, 00-01-02-03Sherrill, Michael, 87-88Shevy, Norman, 59-60-61Sible, Scott, 78-79-80-81Sicchio, Dominic, 70-71-72-73Sickler, Wayne, 59-60-61Sievert, Chad, 92-93Siltala, Jacob, 27Silver, Harold, 22Simon, Robert, 66Simons, Eldred, 39Sindelar, Jeff, 81Sitkoski, Geoffrey, 67-68Skewis, Al, 53-55Skorupka, Matt,02-03-04-05Skrocki, Michael, 67-68-70Slough, Norman, 40-41Smith, Brandon, 08-09Smith, Jeffrey, 10Smith, Lucas, 00Smith, Phillipe, 10Smith, Shad, 92-93-94-95Smith, Fred, 73-74-75-76Smith, Howes, 59-60Sniadanko, Richard, 64Snoddy, Larry, 66Soeldner, Vern, 73Soli, James, 37Sonneberg, Gus, 17Sotka, Bill, 83-84-85Southward, Pat, 72Sowder, John, 03Sparks, Joseph, 86-87Spears, Leroy, 66Speier, Pete, 71-72Spellman, Francis, 57Spuhler, John, 65-66-67Stachnik, Dave, 79Stallard, Ron, 73Stallings, Kevin, 90-91-92-93Stapleton, John, 64Starcevich, Todd, 97-98-99-00Stauss, Tim, 78-79-80Stefanovski, Joe, 82-83-84-85Stefanski, Bob, 82-83-84Steigelman, Wayne, 90-92-93Stemo, Joe, 74-75-76-77Stencil, Dan 73-74-75Stender, Dave, 75-76-77-78Stenz, Morgan, 10Stephan, Jack, 95Stephens, Richard, 56-57-58Stephens, Shawn, 98Stetler, Thomas, 06-07Stewart, Demetri, 09Stewart, Gary, 89-90-91-92Stimac, Scott, 92-93-94-95Stokes, Eric, 88-89-90Stolpe, Clarence, 20-21Stoner, Todd, 95-96-97-98Storm, Mark, 80-81-82Strasbourg, Richard, 64Streeter, James, 06-07Strebel, Michael, 58-59-60-61Strobel, Andy, 07-08-09Strube, Jon, 89-90Strube, Mark, 89-90-91Studer, Dan, 01Stump, Patrick, 61-62-63-64Stump, Ronald, 65-66-67Sullivan, Ellsworth, 28-30-31Sutter, Joe, 85Svoboda, Dale, 85-86Swanson, Benjamin, 23-24-25-26Swanson, Guy, 56Sweeney, Courtney, 07-08Sweeney, Hank, 85-86-87-88Swenor, Kyle, 02-03-04

Szczepaniuk, Jim, 79-80-81TTabin, Brian, 80-81Taccolini, Louis, 51Tamblin, Clarence, 28Tanksley, Marcus, 83Tarbox, Josh, 01Tauch, Carl, 19Taylor, Tom, 78-79-80-82Tegge, Rich, 82-83-84Terwilliger, Rex, 56-57Thayer, Randy, 73-74-75-76Thiel, Joe, 98Thomas, Ron, 84-85-86Thom, Wayne, 55-57-58-59Thompkins, Deshaun, 03Thompson, Craig, 09-10Thompson, Jack, 16Thornton, Thomas, 54-55Tillman, Aaron, 04-05Tibbetts, Tony, 89-90-91-92Tipper, Kenneth, 27Tippett, Dean, 36-39Tipple, Brad, 94-95-96-97Tocco, Paul, 89-90-91-92Toivinen, Ernest, 56Tollefson, Ray, 42Tommela, William, 31Tompkins, Roger, 56-57-58Tranetzki, Timothy, 61-64Travis, Dennis, 65Treado, Albert, 28-29-30Treado, Howard, 23-24Treado, Marshall, 29-30Tregembo, Stanley, 28Trettin, James, 59-60-61-62Tribble, Marcus, 08-09-10Trudeau, Leonard, 63-64Trujillo, George, 73Tuccini, Matt, 97-98-00Tuccini, Pete, 03-06Tuma, Bob, 74-75Turri, Ahti, 34Twork, Nathan, 01UUlmer, Carl, 74-75-76-77Ulvila, Mark, 97VVaessen, Roy, 58Valesano, Eugene, 58-59-60-61Valesano, Gerard, 81-82-83-84Vandenberg, Gary, 56Vanderlist, Ryan, 99-00-01-02Vanderzee, Jon, 71VanDeWeight, Walter, 23VanEffen, Brennan, 08-10VanSluys, Cary, 94-96-97Vasquez, Andres, 10Vecillio, Oswald, 47-48Veselik, Pat, 81-82-83-84Vetort, Francis, 36-37-38Vicenzi, Matt, 99-00-01-02Vicklund, Olaf, 28-29-30Villemure, Phillip, 40Villemure, Robert, 35-36-37Virnoche, Phil, 84-85-86Visintainer, Ron, 56Von Behren, Dave, 77Vopal, Ed, 87-88-89-90WWade, Jerry, 57Wafer, Ted, 77-78Wagner, Donald, 65-66-67-68Wagner, Zach, 96-97-98Wahtera, K.A., 33-34-35Walker, Corbin, 03-04-05-06Wall, Chip, 88-89-90-91Wallace, Antonio, 09Walton, Andrew, 16-17Ware, Dennis, 79-80-81-82Warner, Buell, 31Wassberg, Arthur, 42Wassberg, Oscar, 27-28-29Watson, Brent, 07Watson, Tom, 67-68-69-70Watters, Fred, 64Wayer, Gary, 73-74Weaver, Nick, 82-83-84

Weber, Scott, 81-82Webster, Reggie, 76-77Wehmanen, Roy, 36-38Weigandt, Michael, 70-71Wellman, Alfred, 20-21Wells, Eric, 09-10Wells, Fred, 05-06-07-08Welsh, James, 59-60-61-62Welte, James, 56Wender, Jason, 96-97-98-99Wender, Ryan, 00-02-03-04Wendt, Clint, 94Wentland, Mike, 88-89-90-91Wenzlaff, Arthur, 60-61-62-63West, Bill, 79-80-82Weston, Scott, 81-82-83-84Wettstein, Ryan, 00-01-02-04Wheeler, Cody, 05-06-07-08Whelan, Travis, 96-97Whelpley, Charles, 86-87-88-89Whipkey, Jesse, 95-96-97White, Bryan, 98-99-00-01White, William, 55Whitehouse, Richard, 57Whitehouse, James, 82-83-84Whitson, Luke, 03-04Wickstrom, Brett, 01-03-04Wiegert, Steve, 79Wiinikainen, Stan, 46-47-48-49Wiitala, Ero, 34-36Wilkinson, Jeremy, 95-96-97Williams, Melvin, 98Williams, Spencer, 10Wilinski, Timothy, 87Wilke, Jason, 93-94-95Wilkins, Earl, 29-30Wilkins, Jerry, 50-51Willman, Dave, 81Wilsey, John, 37-38Wilson, Dave, 77Wilson, Warren, 54-55-56Wind, Brad, 76-77-78Witer, John, 55-56-57-58Wojan, Curt, 78-79-80-81Wojciechowski, Chester, 40Wolford, Ed, 51-52Wood, Robert, 56Woods, Corey, 02-03-04Woods, Jerry, 85-86-87-88Woods, Rocky, 73Works, George, 78-80-81-82Wright, Andre, 02Wright, Chris, 96Wright, Jesus, 09-10Wyers, Dan, 79-80-81-82Wyse, Duane, 77-78YYaggie, Joel, 85-86-87-88Yaroch, Gregory, 66Yauck, Bob, 78-79-80-81Yelk, Nathan, 05-06-07-08-09Yewman, Kenzie, 04Yorton, James, 57Young, Casey, 99-00-01-02Young, Dan, 71-72-73Young, Peter, 86-87-88Yrkkola, Edwin, 33ZZabroske, Mark, 77-78-79-80Zambrovitz, Cezmer, 27Zanoni, Scott, 84-85Zdunek, Jason, 01Zenti, Rico, 30-31Zimmerman, Randy, 75-76-77-78Zivonska, Mike, 99Zwemer, Roy, 50

All 00-10 references refer to years after 2000.

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NMU Profile

Life on Campus

The University: A regional public, coeducational university founded in 1899, Northern offers learning opportunities to ap-

proximately 9,400 undergraduate and graduate students. Each full-time student is issued a notebook computer as part of tuition and fees.

Location: NMU is located in an environment unrivaled by any other, on the south shore of Lake Superior in Marquette, Michigan, voted one of “America’s Most Livable Communities,” with breathtaking vistas and 20,000 lucky residents.

Campus: Named one of the “Most Unwired” campuses in the United States, we’re com-pletely connected with the latest technology. We’re large enough to offer scenic spaces and 50 quality facilities. There are high-end specialty computer labs, a learning resource center, a theater, a speech and hearing clinic, a student art gallery and univer-sity art museum, a

student radio station, public radio and TV stations, the Jacobetti Center for technical programs, an ice rink, a swimming pool and diving tank, a rock climbing wall, an all-events center and the Superior Dome, an 8,000 seat stadium (the largest wooden dome in the world). But we’re still small enough to keep everything within walking distance, which is especially nice in the winter.

Faculty: NMU has talented faculty members and a low student-to-faculty ratio of 22-to-1. Our average class size is 23, our average lab size is 16 and our average seminar size is 10. Of all entry-level courses, 70 percent are taught by career faculty.

The Superior Edge: Learn to live a life that matters. Other universities have leadership programs, but NMU is the only university in the country that packs leadership, community engagement, diversity awareness and real-world experience into one life-changing program. In the Superior Edge, students design their own volunteer, work and learning activities (up to 400 hours). Any NMU student regardless of class status or major is eligible to participate for

free. Each Superior Edge gradu-ate receives a student achieve-ment transcript along with their academic transcript. NMU grads with proven experience, initia-tive, ethics, integrity, multicultural awareness and motivation to make a difference gain an edge in the job market and admission to grad schools.

Residence Halls: NMU’S 10 residence halls are organized into living groups called “houses,” which include 40-45 students who actively shape their own living environments. Four students share a suite (two bedrooms and a bath-room) and all residence halls have great locations within five minutes of eating, learning and studying areas.

Extracurricular: There are about 300 clubs and organizations on cam-pus, including academic, service, social, professional, religious and special interest groups. We also have a full program of club and intramural athletics.

Intercollegiate Athletics: NMU is a member of the National Col-legiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) and the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA). Varsity teams for women include basketball, cross country, Nordic skiing, soccer, swimming and diving, track and field and volleyball. Varsity teams for men include basketball, football, golf, hockey and Nordic skiing. All sports are NCAA Division II, except men’s ice hockey, which is Division I.

Northern Michigan University made NCAA history when the Wildcats swept the top three places in both women’s cross country events at the 2007 NCAA Skiing Championship.

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Marquette is 450 miles from the state’s largest and best-known city, Detroit, and

it’s truly worlds away. This vibrant but easy-going community

of 20,000 (which grows to nearly 30,000 with the return of NMU students each fall) is located on the shore of Lake Superior, sur-rounded by miles of recreational forestland in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

A winter paradise for skiers, snowmo-bilers and ice-fishers, the region receives an average of 170 inches of snow each year, with a record of 319 inches.

In the warmer months, residents enjoy pristine Lake Superior beaches, hundreds of miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, sailing, kayaking, scuba diving and fishing on the big lake or on numerous rivers and inland lakes.

Marquette is a Mecca for athletic events. The city and surrounding communities host the annual U.P. 200 dogsled race, a qualifier for the Alaska Iditarod, and the Noquemanon Cross-Country Ski Marathon. Both events at-tract top-notch competitors from around the world. The Superior Bike Fest, Ore-to-Shore Mountain Bike Epic race, Superior Shore Run,

Continental Cup Ski Jumping Tour-nament, occasional Olympic-qualifying competitions and weekly NMU Wildcat games also keep the local lifestyle active and involved.

Cultural, art, music and food festivals as well as numerous trade shows provide even more fun throughout the year.

Among the many accolades Marquette has received include:• All-America County• Most Livable City• 100 Best Communities for Young People• Michigan Cool City• 5 Best Places to Live and Ride (Bike

Magazine)• Top 10 Global Summer Vacation

Destinations (Sherman’s Travel) • 100 Best Art Towns• Top 7 Places to Build a Vacation Home

(Men’s Journal)• Top 10 New Courses: Greywalls (Golf

Digest)Beyond Marquette, the Upper Peninsula

has much to offer, too. Nestled between three Great Lakes (Superior, Michigan and Huron) the 384-mile long, 233 mile-wide U.P. has no shortage of splendor: from wildlife to waterfalls and lighthouses to lingering sunsets.

Its rich history of mining and forestry is still a visible and current economic force. Tourism, education and health-care are other major players in the region’s employment.

Some U.P. highlights include:• U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame (Ishpeming)• National park (Isle Royale), national

lakeshore (Pictured Rocks, Munising) and national historic park (Keweenaw)

• Longest running competitive ski jumping tournament and largest artificial ski jump-ing hill in the world (Pine Mountain Ski Jump, Iron Mountain)

• Longest suspension bridge in the western hemisphere (Mackinac Bridge, St. Ignace)

• The two longest river locks in the world (Soo Locks, Sault Ste. Marie)

• The only ski flying hill in the western hemisphere (Copper Peak, Ironwood)

Marquette and the Upper Peninsula

Olympic Education Center: NMU is designated as the only United States Olympic Education Center by the U.S. Olympic Committee. Olympic athletes in five sports train for elite international competitions while pursuing their edu-cations at NMU and Marquette Senior High School.

Accreditation: NMU is accredited by the Northern Central Association of

Colleges and Secondary Schools (30 North LaSalle Street, Number 2400, Chicago, Illinois, 60602; 312-263-0456). More than 20 academic programs are accredited by additional professional agencies.

NMU Profile

The Olympic Training Center brings world-class sports events to the NMU campus. NMU hosted the U.S. Short Track Olympic Trials and the Samsung ISU World Cup in 2009.

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Athletic FacilitiesNorthern Michigan University boasts one of the finest collec-tions of athletic facilities in NCAA Division II, if not the country. A connected unit of three first-rate facilities - the Superior Dome, the Physical Education Instructional Facility (PEIF), and the Berry Events Center - are used by NMU for the majority of its athletic events.

Superior DomeThe Superior Dome has been home to the Wildcat football team since 1991 and is the finest football facility in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, if not all of NCAA Division II.

The Dome stands 14 stories high, and encompasses 5.1 acres under its roof. Constructed of 781 Douglas fir beams and 108.5 miles of fir decking, the Dome has a permanent seating capacity of 8,000, but the building can hold as many as 16,000 people. The facility features a diameter of 536 feet, and has the ability to withstand 60 pounds per square foot of snow and 80 mile per hour winds.

The Dome features a retractable artificial turf carpet, the largest of its kind in the world. When it is extended, the turf has the ability to accommodate football, soccer and field hockey. Underneath the carpet is a synthetic playing surface that fea-tures three basketball/volleyball courts, two tennis courts and a 200-meter track. The carpet is extended over a cushion of air and takes 30 minutes to retract powered by 12 computerized winches. Full setup of the turf is completed in approximately two hours. A new artificial turf carpet was installed in the sum-mer of 2009.

Berry Events CenterThe home of the NMU hockey and basketball teams, the Berry Events Center opened its doors in October 1999. The facility provides individual seating for approximately 3,800 fans, in addition to 16 luxury boxes, which includes a president’s suite. Along the perimeter of the arena are four large conces-sion areas, as well as standing room for approximately 400 fans.

When used for hockey, the Berry has an Olympic-size ice sheet measuring 200 feet by 100 feet. When rigged for basket-ball, the court sits on a protective flooring, which is placed over the ice, and seating for 500 fans is available courtside. Conver-sion from hockey to basketball can be completed in approxi-mately five hours.

The Berry also features locker rooms and support areas for the men’s and women’s basketball teams and the United States Olympic Education Center’s short track speedskating team along with four general-use locker rooms. In addition, skate rental and changing areas are located on the lower level of the complex.

The hockey area includes a weight room, athletic training room, meeting rooms, locker room and support area.

Also designed to host concerts and community events, the Berry Events Center is equipped with moveable theatrical rig-ging and lighting.

Facilities

Superior Dome

Berry Events Center

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Facilities

ski trails in nearby Ishpeming and the four 5K loops at Blueberry Ridge in Sands Township, a few miles south of Marquette.

GolfThe official Wildcat course is the Greywalls course at the Mar-quette Golf Club. GolfWeek named Greywalls the second-best course you can play in Michigan and upon its opening in 2005; it was included in the Top Ten Best New Course listings of all major golf publications. The Wildcats will also utilize the NMU Golf Course, which was formerly known as Chocolay Downs. Its ninth hole is among the world’s largest putting green, measur-ing 29,000 square feet. Total yardage of the course is over 6,800 yards with a par of 72. The course contains water hazards, rolling terrain and beautiful wooded areas.

Physical Education Instructional FacilityThe PEIF, as it is more commonly called, was opened in 1976 and houses the PEIF Pool, home of NMU swimming and div-ing team, and Vandament Arena, where the Wildcat volleyball team plays.

The PEIF pool features eight lanes and a diving tank with one- and three-meter springboards, as well as a 20-meter platform.

Vandament Arena, opened in 1995, is a 1,500-seat volleyball-only facility, one of the finest in Division II.

The facility houses an auxiliary gymnasium that the Wild-cat men’s and women’s basketball teams use for practice.

The PEIF also houses a two-level Recreation Center, which was opened in December 1999. It is complete with a climbing wall, weight room, cardiovascular area, two basket-ball courts, a tennis court, two lounge areas and a conference room. Also located in the PEIF are seven racquetball courts, a dance studio, athletic training facilities, locker rooms, class-rooms and staff offices.

Other FacilitiesSoccer fieldsFour fields are located behind the Superior Dome, along Lake Superior.

Two are home to the NMU women’s soccer team; the other two are practice fields for the NMU football team. They are equipped with bleachers and a scoreboard.

Cross county skiingNorthern’s men’s and women’s teams have two designated practice locations, with lighted trails: the Al Quaal 3K and 5K

Wildcats in the Weight RoomThe Wildcats have excellent weight and conditioning training areas in the Superior Dome, Berry Events Center and PEIF. Each has specific training times, but players also have individual access to conditioning areas.

Physical Education Instructional Facility

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Distinguished Alumni

Peggy Sue Barber, 19892002 Amateur Team Universe National Fitness champion.

Lloyd Carr, 1968Former head football coach of the University of Michigan. Led team to 1997 National Champion-ship.

Dallas Drake, 1992Member of the NHL’s 2008 Stan-ley Cup Champi-ons Detroit Red Wings.

Vernon ForrestOlympic gold-medal winning and world champion boxer.

Jerry Glanville, 1964Head football coach at Portland State. Former head coach of the NFL’s Houston Oilers and Atlanta Falcons.

Tom Izzo, 1977Head men’s basketball coach of Michigan State University, which won the 2000 NCAA champi-onship.

Chuck Klingbeil, 1999Former member of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins.

Steve Mariucci, 1977Football Net-work analyst and former head coach of the NFL’s Detroit Lions and San Fran-cisco 49ers.

Len St. Jean, 1964Former member of the NFL’s New England Patriots.

Cathy Turner-Bostley, 1991Olympic gold-medal winning speedskater.

Don Waddell, 1980General manager of the NHL’s Atlanta Thrashers.

Anne Andrews, 1987Scientist for the Institute of Defense Analysis

Tom Dahlin, 1979Engineer, inventor and freelance photographer for Sports Illustrated, ESPN and NCAA.

Leah Hocking, 1982Broadway actress, most recently star-ring in “Mama Mia”.

John Lautner, 1933Visionary architect of modern designs such as the Elrod house, featured in the James Bond film Diamonds are Forever.

Mark Lovell, 1977Director of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center’s Sports Medicine Concussion Program and directs testing for the NFL, NHL, NASCAR and the U.S. Olympic Ski Team.

Howard Schultz, 1975Chairman and CEO of Starbucks.

Curt Tucker, 1982President and owner of TEAM-TECH Motor Sports, and patent owner of the seatbelts used by NASCAR and Indy racers and NASA space shuttle astronauts.

John Voelker, 1924Best-selling author whose works included “Anatomy of a Murder,” an Academy Award-winning movie starring Jimmy Stewart.

Barry West, 1985Executive Vice President Strate-gic Enterprise Solutions, Reston Va., former chief information of-ficer for the U.S. Department of Commerce. Former CIO of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and National Weather Service.

Distinguished NMU AlumniAlumni in Sports Other Notable NMU Alumni

2010 GLIAC Composite ResultsThursday, September 2Indianapolis 38 at Kentucky Wesleyan 10Malone (Ohio) 21 at Tiffin 31Northern Michigan 6 at Minnesota St.-Mankato 7Lake Erie 20 at Gannon (Pa.) 26West Texas A&M 31 at Grand Valley State 34

Friday, September 3Ferris State 17 at Hillsdale (Non-Conf.) 35

Saturday, September 4Northwood 19 at Wayne State (Non-Conf.) 31Tusculum (Tenn.) 16 at Findlay 3California (Pa.) 42 at Saginaw Valley State 41Bloomsburg (Pa.) 14 at Ashland 24

Saturday, September 11Northwood 28 at Ohio Dominican* 12Michigan Tech 42 at Lake Erie* 13Wayne State 63 at Tiffin* 14Findlay 10 at Northern Michigan* 49Ashland 12 at Indianapolis* 17Saginaw Valley State 17 at Ferris State* 21Hillsdale 41 at Grand Valley State* 44

Saturday, September 18Ferris State 34 at Ohio Dominican* 28Lake Erie 17 at Saginaw Valley State* 49Northern Michigan 31 at Northwood* 17Wayne State 7 at Michigan Tech* 24Findlay 10 at Tiffin* 7Hillsdale 27 at Ashland* 17Indianapolis 31 at Grand Valley State* 38

Saturday, September 25Grand Valley State 35 at Findlay* 7Ohio Dominican 7 at Wayne State* 17Saginaw Valley State 26 at Northwood* 30

Lake Erie 37 at Hillsdale* 42Michigan Tech 24 at Indianapolis* 10Ashland 19 at Northern Michigan* 23Tiffin 28 at Ferris State* 52

Saturday, October 2Northern Michigan 18 at Wayne State* 26Ferris State 22 at Lake Erie* 12Ohio Dominican 6 at Michigan Tech* 45Northwood 17 at Ashland* 37Saginaw Valley State 21 at Hillsdale* 35Grand Valley State 71 at Tiffin* 10Indianapolis 20 at Findlay* 3

Saturday, October 9Michigan Tech 31 at Saginaw Valley State* 43Tiffin 0 at Ashland* 49Findlay 10 at Ferris State* 23Northwood 31 at Indianapolis* 24Hillsdale 35 at Ohio Dominican* 10Northern Michigan 7 at Grand Valley State* 28Wayne State 28 at Lake Erie* 16

Saturday, October 16Ashland 40 at Wayne State* 35Tiffin 27 at Northwood* 51Indianapolis 20 at Saginaw Valley State* 24Findlay 10 at Ohio Dominican* 20Ferris State 20 at Northern Michigan* 22Michigan Tech 17 at Hillsdale* 24Lake Erie 23 at Grand Valley State* 57

Saturday, October 23Hillsdale 9 at Wayne State* 14Lake Erie 48 at Findlay* 45Indianapolis 6 at Northern Michigan* 5Northwood 30 at Michigan Tech* 62Saginaw Valley State 24 at Ashland* 30

Northern Michigan University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, height, weight, marital status, familial status, handicap/disability, sexual orientation, or veteran status in employment or the provision of services and provides, upon request reasonable accommodation including auxiliary aids and services necessary to afford individuals with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in all programs and activities.

Ohio Domincan 41 at Tiffin* 21Grand Valley State 41 at Ferris State* 0

Saturday, October 30Ashland 56 at Findlay* 7Hillsdale 35 at Northwood* 28Wayne State 41 at Saginaw Valley State* 27Ohio Domincan 15 at Lake Erie* 30Grand Valley State 17 at Michigan Tech* 20Northern Michigan 43 at Tiffin* 14Ferris State 33 at Indianapolis* 37

Saturday, November 6Ashland 44 at Ohio Dominican* 15Indianapolis 27 at Wayne State* 41Tiffin 27 at Lake Erie* 31Saginaw Valley State 24 at Northern Michigan* 17Michigan Tech 28 at Ferris State* 16Findlay 3 at Hillsdale* 31Northwood 21 at Grand Valley State* 35

Saturday, November 13Wayne State 44 at Findlay* 27Ferris State 35 at Northwood* 41Grand Valley State 28 at Saginaw Valley State* 7Lake Erie 17 at Ashland* 87Tiffin 24 at Hillsdale* 31Northern Michigan 0 at Michigan Tech* 12Ohio Domincan 17 at Indianapolis* 31

Saturday, November 20Hillsdale 28 St. Cloud State 42Colorado Mines 13 Grand Valley St. 35

Saturday, November 27Grand Valley 6 Augustana 38

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