This Week The Minnesota State University Moorhead football team will play its annual Homecoming game on Saturday against No. 24-ranked Sioux Falls. Game time is 2 p.m. at Nemzek Stadium in Moorhead, Minn. Live audio, with Dragon broadcasters Steve d’Eustachio and Larry Scott on the call, can be heard at msumdragons.com. Live video can be accessed as well. For those unable to attend the game, it can be found on WDAY’Z XTRA channel. That is available on channel 6.3 over the air, 596 for Midcontinent Communications customers, and on WDAY. com. MSUM is 1-2 overall and in the NSIC entering the game while Sioux Falls is 3-0 overall and in the conference. Series history The Dragons will meet Sioux Falls for a second time with the Cougars winning the previous meeting, 45-10 in 2012 in Sioux Falls, S.D. The Head Coaches Steve Laqua is in his fourth season as MSUM’s head coach with a record of 8-28 at the school, while Jed Stugart is in his fifth season as the Sioux Falls head coach with a record of 36-12. About MSUM The Dragons are coming off of a 40-36 win over Wayne State on Saturday. Junior quarterback Jake Hodge threw for 330 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for a touchdown. Junior running Zayne Medhaug rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown and also returned a kickoff for a touchdown. Sophomore cornerback Sheldon Jones had an interception, three passes defended and also returned a two-point conversion for two points. Junior running back Zayne Medhaug leads the Dragons with 341 rushing yards. He has three touchdowns. Hodge has rushed for 138 yards and a touchdown. Hodge has thrown for 769 yards and five touchdowns. Junior receiver Adam Jiskra has 18 catches for 3222 yards and two touchdowns, while sophomore receiver Cory Ambrose has 14 catches. MSUM is averaging 229.3 yards per game on the ground and 284.0 yards per game through the air for a total of 513.3 yards per game of total offense. The Dragons are scoring 29.7 points per game. Sophomore linebacker Aaron Bohl leads MSUM with 30 tackles, while junior cornerback Chris Binford has 26 tackles along with an interception. Sophomore defensive lineman Ryan Dahleen and redshirt freshman safety Abe Roehrich each have a sack. Sophomore Sheldon Jones has six pass breakups and an interception. The Dragon defense allows 49.7 points per game and 253.0 yards per game on the ground. Teams are throwing for 359 yards per game against the Dragons, who surrender 612.0 yards per game of total offense. About Sioux Falls The University of Sioux Falls enters Saturday’s matchup with a 3-0 mark overall and in the conference. The Cougars, who are ranked No. 24 in the latest AFCA Division II poll, are coming off of a 36-0 rout of then-No. 19-ranked St. Cloud State last week. Nephi Garcia rushed for 121 yards and two scores to pace the Cougars. Garcia leads USF at 344 rushing yards and seven touchdowns, while Luke Papilion has thrown for 499 yards and four scores. Garrett Shutt has 17 catches for 161 yards and a touchdown for the Cougars, who are The Numbers Matchup Date Opp. (TV) ............... Result/Time September (1-2) 6 at Upper Iowa ...................................................L, 36-44 13 No. 4 Minnesota State ....................L, 13-69 20 at Wayne State ................................................ W, 40-36 27 *Sioux Falls........................................... 2 p.m. October (0-0) 4 at Minnesota Duluth .......................................................6 p.m. 11 Northern State .................................... 2 p.m. 18 St. Cloud State ..................................... 1 p.m. 25 at Mary ......................................................................1 p.m. November (0-0) 2 Minot State........................................... 1 p.m. 9 at Bemidji State....................................................1 p.m. 16 Minnesota Crookston........................ 1 p.m. Home games in BOLD * Indicates Homecoming All games are NSIC games 2014 MSU Moorhead Schedule/Results (1-2, 0-0 NSIC North) Series Record: .......................USF Leads 1-0 Live Stats: http://www.wsc.edu/athletics/football/stats/live/ showstats.php Live Video msumdragons.com Live Audio (Steve d’Eustachio and Larry Scott) msumdragons.com msumdragons.com vs. When: Saturday, Sept. 27 -- 2 p.m. CT Where: Moorhead, Minn. Facility: Nemzek Stadium Minnesota State University Moorhead · Athlec Media Relaons Football Game Notes - 9/24/14 - Game 4 Nemzek Hall · 1104 7TH AVE SOUTH · MOORHEAD, Minn. 56563 Football Contact: TOM BERG/ASSISTANT AD FOR MEDIA RELATIONS/[email protected]/218-477-2550 MSU Moorhead Dragons 1-2 Overall 0-0 NSIC North Sioux Falls Cougars 3-0 Overall 0-0 NSIC South MSUM to Face No. 24 Cougars in Homecoming Clash MSUM USF 29.7 Points/Game 43.0 229.3 Rushing Yds/Game 200.0 284.0 Passing Yds/Game 263.7 513.3 Total Offense/Game 463.7 49.7 Points Allowed/Game 11.0 251.3 Rushing Allowed/Game 80.0 358.3 Passing Allowed/Game 165.0 609.7 Total Defense/Game 245.0 -1 Turnovers +/- +4
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This WeekThe Minnesota State University Moorhead football team will play its annual Homecoming game on Saturday against No. 24-ranked Sioux Falls. Game time is 2 p.m. at Nemzek Stadium in Moorhead, Minn.
Live audio, with Dragon broadcasters Steve d’Eustachio and Larry Scott on the call, can be heard at msumdragons.com. Live video can be accessed as well. For those unable to attend the game, it can be found on WDAY’Z XTRA channel. That is available on channel 6.3 over the air, 596 for Midcontinent Communications customers, and on WDAY.com.
MSUM is 1-2 overall and in the NSIC entering the game while Sioux Falls is 3-0 overall and in the conference.
Series historyThe Dragons will meet Sioux Falls for a second time with the Cougars winning the previous meeting, 45-10 in 2012 in Sioux Falls, S.D.
The Head CoachesSteve Laqua is in his fourth season as MSUM’s head coach with a record of 8-28 at the school, while Jed Stugart is in his fifth season as the Sioux Falls head coach with a record of 36-12.
About MSUMThe Dragons are coming off of a 40-36 win over Wayne State on Saturday. Junior quarterback Jake Hodge threw for 330 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for a touchdown. Junior running Zayne Medhaug rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown and also returned a kickoff for a touchdown. Sophomore cornerback Sheldon Jones had an interception, three passes defended and also returned a two-point conversion for two points.
Junior running back Zayne Medhaug leads the Dragons with 341 rushing yards. He has three touchdowns. Hodge has rushed for 138 yards and a touchdown. Hodge has thrown for 769 yards and five touchdowns. Junior receiver Adam Jiskra has 18 catches for 3222 yards and two touchdowns, while sophomore receiver Cory Ambrose has 14 catches. MSUM is averaging 229.3 yards per game on the
ground and 284.0 yards per game through the air for a total of 513.3 yards per game of total offense. The Dragons are scoring 29.7 points per game.
Sophomore linebacker Aaron Bohl leads MSUM with 30 tackles, while junior cornerback Chris Binford has 26 tackles along with an interception. Sophomore defensive lineman Ryan Dahleen and redshirt freshman safety Abe Roehrich each have a sack. Sophomore Sheldon Jones has six pass breakups and an interception.
The Dragon defense allows 49.7 points per game and 253.0 yards per game on the ground. Teams are throwing for 359 yards per game against the Dragons, who surrender 612.0 yards per game of total offense.
About Sioux FallsThe University of Sioux Falls enters Saturday’s matchup with a 3-0 mark overall and in the conference. The Cougars, who are ranked No. 24 in the latest AFCA Division II poll, are coming off of a 36-0 rout of then-No. 19-ranked St. Cloud State last week. Nephi Garcia rushed for 121 yards and two scores to pace the Cougars.
Garcia leads USF at 344 rushing yards and seven touchdowns, while Luke Papilion has thrown for 499 yards and four scores. Garrett Shutt has 17 catches for 161 yards and a touchdown for the Cougars, who are
The Numbers Matchup
Date Opp. (TV) ............... Result/TimeSeptember (1-2)6 at Upper Iowa ...................................................L, 36-4413 No. 4 Minnesota State ....................L, 13-6920 at Wayne State................................................W, 40-3627 *Sioux Falls ...........................................2 p.m.
October (0-0)4 at Minnesota Duluth .......................................................6 p.m.11 Northern State ....................................2 p.m.18 St. Cloud State .....................................1 p.m.25 at Mary ......................................................................1 p.m.
November (0-0)2 Minot State...........................................1 p.m.9 at Bemidji State ....................................................1 p.m.16 Minnesota Crookston........................1 p.m.
Home games in BOLD* Indicates HomecomingAll games are NSIC games
2014 MSU Moorhead Schedule/Results
(1-2, 0-0 NSIC North)
Series Record: .......................USF Leads 1-0Live Stats:http://www.wsc.edu/athletics/football/stats/live/showstats.phpLive Videomsumdragons.comLive Audio (Steve d’Eustachio and Larry Scott)msumdragons.com
Minnesota State University Moorhead · Athletic Media RelationsFootball Game Notes - 9/24/14 - Game 4Nemzek Hall · 1104 7TH AVE SOUTH · MOORHEAD, Minn. 56563Football Contact: TOM BERG/ASSISTANT AD FOR MEDIA RELATIONS/[email protected]/218-477-2550
UNIVERSITY FACTSLocation ................................Moorhead, Minn.Founded .................................................. 1887Enrollment ............................................ 6,500Nickname ...........................................DragonsColors...........................................Red & WhiteMascot.................................................. ScorchPresident .......................... Dr. Anne BlackhurstAthletics Director ......................... Doug PetersConference .......... Northern Sun Intercollegiate
FOOTBALL HISTORYFirst Year ................................................ 1900All-Time Record ................. 401-412-30 (.495)Home Field .................... Alex Nemzek StadiumCapacity ................................................ 3,5002013 Overall Record .................................. 4-72013 NSIC Record ..................................... 4-72013 Letterwinners Ret./Lost ................33/212013 Starters Returning/Lost ................. 18-8................................................... Offense 10/1.....................................................Defense 6/5................................................ Specialists 2/2
TEAM FACTSHead Coach .................................. Steve LaquaRecord at MSUM (Yrs.) .................... 8-28 (4th)Career Record (Yrs.) ........................ 8-28 (4th)NSIC Championships (Last) ............. 14 (1995)Assistant Coaches Quarterbacks ............................... Matt BaaschWide Receivers ........................ Ross DanielsonRunning Backs/Tight Ends ........... Dan FatlandDefensive Line .................................. Rob HuntLinebackers ............................... Matt KittelsonSafeties ..........................................Kevin KochOffensive Line .............................Kevin MurphyCornerbacks ........................... Nick SchommerDefensive Assistant .................Chris NeedhamStudent Assistant - QBs .............. Brock WieberStudent Assistant - Offense ...........Tyler RivardStudent Assistant - Defense ...... Mike AndersonStudent Assistant - Defense ...... Nick SeedorffDirector of Operations .................. Kim FatlandEquipment Manager ................. Robin AbrahamStrength & Conditioning ......... Travis AndersonHead Athletic Trainer...................Andrea ScottFootball Athletic Trainer ............Keith Wiedrich
MSUM ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSAssistant AD for Media Relations ......Tom Berg [email protected] Office .................................. 218-477-2550Assistant AD for Marketingand New Media ............................ Jon Wepking E-mail................ [email protected] Office .................................. 218-477-2113
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MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MOORHEAD DRAGONSaveraging 43 points per game this season.
The Cougars rush for 200 yards per game and throw for 263.7 yards per game.
On defense, John Batinich has 19 tackles while Cameron Ostrom has 18 tackles, including a sack. He also has an interception and three passes defended.
The Sioux Falls defense has been stout all year, allowing just 11 points per game. Teams are rushing for 80.0 yards per game against the Cougars while throwing for 165.0.
More about the DragonsNational RankingsThe MSUM football team is ranked 18th in all of Division II in total offense at 513.3 yards per game. The Dragons are ranked 24th in the nation in rushing offense (229.3 yards per game), 34th in the nation in first downs (71) and 36th in the nation in passing offense (284.0). Sophomore Sheldon Jones is ranked fifth in the nation in passes defended at 2.3 per game. Hodge is 15th in total offense per game at 329.0, while Jiskra is ranked 22nd in receiving yards at 322. Medhaug is 28th in rushing yards at 341.
Block PartyRedshirt freshman safety Abe Roehrich and freshman defensive lineman Jake Busse both blocked field goals during the Dragons’ 40-36 win over Wayne State on Saturday. In a game decided by four points, keeping those six points off the scoreboard proved vital.
Homecoming Under LaquaThe Dragons are 1-2 in homecoming games under Head Coach Steve Laqua. In 2011, the Dragons beat Minnesota Crookston, 29-22 in overtime, and in 2012, fell to Northern State, 45-7. Last season MSUM lost a heartbreaking 36-34 game to Concordia-St. Paul when a potential game-winning field goal was blocked in the final seconds.
Week 4 Under LaquaMSUM us 1-2 in Week 4 games under Laqua. The Dragons beat Minnesota Crookston 29-22 in overtime in 2011 but fell to Minnesota State, Mankato, 24-0, in 2012. MSUM lost to Concordia 36-34 last year.
All-Purpose WeaponJunior running back Zayne Medhaug became the first player in the NSIC to return a kickoff for a touchdown in the Dragons’ 40-36 win over Wayne State. Medhaug returned a kickoff 98 yards for a score in the fourth quarter to put MSUM up 38-23 in what proved to be the game-winning score. Medhaug leads the NSIC in kick return average at 46.0 yards per return. He is third in the NSIC in all-purpose yardage at 165.3 yards per game, and fourth in rushing at 341 yards.It was MSUM’s first kick return for a touchdown since 2006 when Jabari Taylor accomplished the feat.
Hodge a Double ThreatHodge continues to be one of the top all-around threats in the NSIC. He ranks second in the league in total offense per game at 327.3 yards per game. Hodge also is ranked fifth in the NSIC in passing yards per game at 256.2.
All-NSIC returnersThe Dragons had seven players who earned All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference honors a year ago, and all seven return.
That includes junior wide receiver Adam Jiskra, who was a first-team selection a year ago. Also returning for the Dragons are junior quarterback Jake Hodge (All-NSIC second team), junior running back Zayne Medhaug (All-NSIC second team), sophomore wide receiver Cory Ambrose (All-NSIC second team), junior linebacker Chris Lee (honorable mention), junior offensive lineman Troy Peterson (honorable mention) and defensive lineman Ryan Dahleen (honorable mention).
2014 CaptainsMSUM’s senior linebacker Lomumba Ismail and sophomore linebacker Aaron Bohl are the Dragons’ 2014 team captains.
No Place Like Home Nearly half of the Dragons’ 2014 roster is from Minnesota, as 42 players hail from the Land of 10,000 Lakes. The next state is neighboring North Dakota with 17 players.
Another 100 for JiskraJunior wide receiver Adam Jiskra recorded the ninth 100-yard receiving game of his career the win at Wayne State. Jiskra had six catches for 167 yards.
Stalwarts Up FrontSenior Kasey Groettum and juniors Bennen Bierman and Troy Peterson have each started all 25 games over the past two-plus seasons on the offensive line -- combining for 75 starts during that time. Their play is among the keys to the Dragon offense’s growth over the past two seasons. Groettum is in his fourth year as a starter after starting in five games as a freshman in 2011.
Picking Up Where They Left Off...Offensively, the Dragons set eight records a year ago, and they picked up right where they left off in 2013 in their opening game at Upper Iowa. The Dragons set a new school record with 709 total yards of offense, topping the previous mark of 685 set in 2013 against Minnesota Duluth. MSUM also tied a school record with 100 offensive plays, tying the mark set against Southwest State in 1971.
Hodge and Jiskra Climbing the ChartsHodge is now ranked second in Dragon school history with 4,710 career passing yards and trails career leader Dustin Long, who has 5,748 career yards. Jiskra is now ranked fourth all-time in career receptions with 126.
Week 3 HighlightsOffenseJake Hodge (QB, 6-0, 195, Jr., Kasson, Minn./Kasson-Mantorville) Hodge threw for 330 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 80 yards and a touchdown in the win at Wayne State.DefenseAaron Bohl (LB, 6-0, 220, So., Lincoln, Neb./Lincoln East)Bohl led the Dragons with 12 tackles, including nine solo stops, in their 40-36 win at Wayne State last weekend. Bohl leads MSUM with 30 tackles this season.Special TeamsZayne Medhaug (RB, 6-1, 212, Jr., Wahpeton, N.D./Wahpeton) returned a kickoff 98 yards in the fourth quarter in the Dragons’ 40-36 win over Wayne State. He leads the NSIC in 46.8 yards per return.
DEPTH CHARTOFFENSEPos. No. Name ................................Yr. QB 12 Jake Hodge ........................Jr.
15 Demetrius Carr ..................RFr.
RB 21 Zayne Medhaug .................Jr.
5 Austin Stone ......................So.
WR 16 Dan Grande .......................So.
85 Hunter Braaten .................Fr.
WR 83 Cory Ambrose ....................So.
3 Preston Prince ...................Jr.
WR 8 Adam Jiskra .......................Jr.
86 Damon Gibson ...................Fr.
TE 6 Myles Montplaisir ...............Jr.
17 Shaun Hollenkamp .............So.
RT 54 Troy Peterson .....................Jr.
76 Sam Hyland .......................RFr.
RG 71 Joe Bromenshenkel ............Jr.
60 Jack Bixler .........................So.
C 60 Jack Bixler .........................So.
74 Lane Puckett ......................So.
LG 51 Kasey Groettum .................Sr.
77 Lee Schroeder ....................RFr.
LT 70 Bennen Bierman ................Jr
58 Damien Crawford ...............RFr.
DEFENSEDE 95 Ryan Dahleen .....................So.
42 Drew Lingle ........................Fr.
N 94 Zach Drevlow .....................So.
92 Jeff Cesario .......................Fr.
DT 93 Jake Busse.........................Fr.
98 Ross Montgomery ..............Sr.
Stud 99 Steve Schutz ......................Jr. 52 Wade Youngblom ...............Jr.
Sam 44 Aaron Bohl .........................So.
50 Jeff Mueller .......................RFr.
Mike 33 Chris Lee ...........................Jr.
34 Connor McCarthy ...............Fr.
Quick 20 Abe Roehrich .....................RFr.
11 Andrew Pittman .................Sr.
SS 13 Jesse Beilke .......................So.
26 Drew Dahl ..........................So.
FS 18 Garrett Shelley ...................Jr.
22 Brandon Nelson .................Jr. CB 9 Chris Binford .....................Jr.
37 Jimmy Roth .......................So
CB 1 Sheldon Jones ...................So.
23 Jalen Raye .........................Jr.
SPECIAL TEAMSK 80 Michael Schwichtenberg .....So.
P 80 Michael Schwichtenberg .....So.
KR 3 Preston Prince ...................Jr.
PR 3 Preston Prince ...................Jr.
LS 38 Tyler Eidsness ....................Fr.
H 10 Ryan Toelle ........................Jr.
AFCA Division II Coaches PollSept. 22 Poll ....... .......................................... Rec Pts Prev1. NW Missouri State (29) .......3-0 ...........773 .......12. Colorado State-Pueblo (2) ...3-0 ...........736 .......23. Minnesota State Mankato ...3-0 ...........706 .......34. Minnesota Duluth ...............3-0 ...........675 .......45. North Alabama ....................2-0 ...........622 .......56. Lenoir-Rhyne ........................3-0 ...........603 .......67. Henderson State ..................3-0 ...........582 .......78. Pittsburg State ....................3-0 ...........567 .......89. Ohio Dominican ...................3-0 ...........507 .......910. West Chester .....................3-0 ...........479 .......1011. Shepherd ...........................3-0 ...........470 .......1112. Delta State .........................2-0 ...........433 .......1413. Bloomsburg .......................3-0 ...........392 .......1514. Ferris State ........................3-0 ...........384 .......1615. Winston-Salem St. .............2-1 ...........251 .......1816. Harding..............................2-0 ...........227 .......2017. Colorado School of Mines .3-0 ...........222 .......2218. Midwestern St. ..................2-0 ...........209 .......2319. Carson-Newman ................2-1 ...........193 .......2120. Winona State .....................3-0 ...........151 .......2421. Valdosta State ...................2-1 ...........130 .......1322. Slippery Rock ....................3-0 ...........129 .......2523. West Alabama ...................2-1 ...........109 .......1724. Sioux Falls .........................3-0 ...........96 .........NR25. Findlay ...............................3-0 ...........60 .........NRNSIC schools in boldNSIC Receiving votes: none
2014 NSIC Preseason Coaches PollTeam Pts1. Minnesota Duluth (8) .............................. 2152. Minnesota State Mankato (7) ................... 2123. Winona State (1) ..................................... 1894. St. Cloud State ........................................ 1885. Sioux Falls .............................................. 1476. Augustana ............................................... 1457. Southwest Minnesota State ..................... 1408. Bemidji State .......................................... 1189. Mary ....................................................... 10010. Northern State ........................................ 9611. Upper Iowa ............................................. 8712. Concordia-St. Paul .................................. 8113. Wayne State ............................................ 7414. MSU Moorhead ....................................... 7315. Minot State ............................................. 3416. Minnesota Crookston .............................. 21First place votes in parentheses
Sacks Roehrich/Jones NR 1.0 Van Den Top (WSC) 1.83
Tackles for Loss Avg. Lee 9th 5.0 Van Den Top (WSC) 7.5
Fumbles Forced Roehrich/Schutz 4th (T) 1.00 Several tied at 2
Fumbles Recovered Schutz 1st (T) 1.00 Several tied at 1
All Games MSUM OpponentsMost First Half Points 30 2x, last WSC 34 by Minnesota StateMost Second Half Points 10 vs. WSC 35 by Minnesota State Most Overtime Points 0 0Fewest First Half Points 7 vs. MSU 14 by Upper IowaFewest Second Half Points 6 2x, last vs. MSU 30 by Upper Iowa
NORTH SOUTH....................................Div. OverallMinnesota Duluth ......... 0-0 ......3-0U-Mary......................... 0-0 ......2-1MSU Moorhead ............ 0-0 ......1-2St. Cloud State ............. 0-0 ......1-2Northern State ............. 0-0 ......1-2Minnesota, Crookston .. 0-0 ......0-3Minot State .................. 0-0 ......0-3Bemidji State ............... 0-0 ......0-3
The MSUM football team is back in action against No. 24-ranked Sioux Falls for its 2014 Homecoming game on Saturday.
“With such great alumni support, the homecoming game really means a lot to the coaches and the players,” MSUM head coach Steve Laqua said.
The Dragons are coming off a 40-36 win over Wayne State last week. MSUM led 30-16 at halftime and held on for the four-point win, thanks to a kick return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter by junior Zayne Medhaug and a two-point interception return by sophomore Sheldon Jones.
“We’re excited. Being in a close game and being in a pressure situation and winning it -- that many times can serve as a catalyst for the rest of your season,” Laqua said.
MSUM will face its second nationally-ranked team in three weeks against Sioux Falls on Saturday.
“Any time you play a ranked opponent, you have to play an extremely disciplined game,” Laqua said. “That means limiting penalties and mental mistakes.”
A WORD FROM COACH LAQUA
LONGEST PLAYS IN DRAGONS HISTORYRUN FROM SCRIMMAGE95 .............................................Randy Sullivan vs. Kearney State, 198493 ...........................................Troy Hendricks vs. Northern State, 198491 ...........................................Dick Schubbe vs. Valley City State, 196390 ....................................................Jerry Allen vs. Bemidji State, 198186 ...............................................Otto Klug vs. Concordia College, 194985 .................................................Ed Webber vs. St. Cloud State, 193983 ............................................Dareld Hirschey vs. Bemidji State, 195480 ............................................. Grover Moore vs. Northern State, 1996
PASS PLAY92 ...........................Jake Hodge to Cory Ambrose vs. Minot State, 201387 ....................Kelly Meslow to Derek Blackburn vs. Wayne State, 200486 ..................................... Jake Hodge to Cory Ambrose vs. UMD, 201384 ........Kevin Wimmer to Bruce Bausman vs. North Dakota State, 196383 .............Dustin Long to Bruce Green vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 200082 ............................ Matt Jones to Brian Carlsrud vs. UM Morris, 199380 ............................ Dustin Long to Jabari Taylor vs. Upper Iowa, 200680 .............................Bob Kuhl to Bricker Johnsen vs. UM Duluth, 196880 ..................................... Jake Hodge to Cory Ambrose vs. UMD, 2013
KICKOFF RETURN102 ......................................................Mike Quirk vs. UM Duluth, 196898 ..............................................Zayne Medhaug vs. Wayne State, 201494 ....................................................Grover Moore vs. UM Duluth, 199693 .................................................. Jabari Taylor vs. Wayne State, 200092 ......................................Milton Hollister vs. Concordia College, 1935
PUNT RETURN88 ...........................................George Spanish vs. Michigan Tech, 197181 ........................................... John Conzemius vs. Winona State, 194978 ..........................................Milton Hollister vs. St. Cloud State, 193564 ...................................................Ken Maye vs. Northern State, 198260 ......................................................Tom Moll vs. Bemidji State, 1988
LONGEST PUNT86 ...............................................Otto Klug vs. Concordia College, 194981 ............................................... Cory Schmidgall vs. UM Morris, 200077 ............................................... Cory Schmidgall vs. UM Morris, 200076 ................................................Cory Schmidgall vs. Concordia, 200075 .................................................. Randy Bishoff vs. UM Duluth, 1978
LONGEST FIELD GOAL58 ...................................................Randy Bishoff vs. UM Morris, 197852 .......................................... Randy Bishoff vs. Southwest State, 197851 ....................................... Randy Bishoff vs. Concordia College, 197747 ................................................... Greg Johnson vs. UM Duluth, 198747 .............................................Thom Gaslin vs. Southwest State, 1984
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MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MOORHEAD DRAGONS
DRAGONS RECORD BOOKTEAM SINGLE GAMETotal Yards Gained .............709 vs. Upper Iowa (Sept. 6, 2014)Total First Downs .......................... 33 vs. Bemidji State (2013)Total Offensive Plays 100 (2x, vs. UIU in 2014 & vs. SSU, 1971)Rushing Attempts ........................... 81, vs. Wayne State (1968)Rushing Yards 530, vs. MN-Morris (1994); vs. Concordia (1998)Rushing First Downs .....................24, vs. Mayville State (1966)Passing Attempts ...................................... 60, vs. Mary (2010)Passing Completions ................................. 34, vs. Mary (2007)Passing Yards Gained ............................... 472 vs. UMD (2013)Passing Touchdowns ......................... 6 vs. Wayne State (2003)Passing First Downs ......................18, vs. Winona State (2007)Total Touchdowns ..................... 10, vs. Valley City State (1961)Points ...........................................67, vs. Winona State (1990)Field Goals ..........................5, vs. Southwest Minnesota (1978)Penalties ...................................... 16, vs. Bemidji State (1975)Penalty Yards ............................. 181, vs. Bemidji State (1975)Fewest Yards Allowed .................... 11, vs. Bemidji State (1979)Fewest First Downs Allowed ............ 2, vs. Bemidji State (1966)Fewest Rush Yards Allowed ........... -71, vs. Winona State (1979)Fewest Rush First Downs Allowed .....0, vs. Winona State (1979)Fewest Pass Attempts Allowed ...... 6, vs. St. Cloud State (1965)Fewest Pass Completions Allowed ... 0, vs. Bemidji State (1966)Most Interceptions .................................... 4, vs. several teamsFewest Pass First Downs Allowed .... 0, vs. Bemidji State (1966)TEAM SEASONTotal Offense Attempts ........................................... 904 (1991)Total Yards Gained .............................................. 5,057 (2013)Average Yards per Game ...................................... 468.3 (1994)Total First Downs ................................................... 265 (2013)Rushing Attempts ................................................... 645 (1991)Rushing Yards ..................................................... 3,750 (1994)Rushing Average per Game .................................. 375.0 (1994)Rushing First Downs ............................................... 183 (2010)Passing Attempts ................................................... 429 (2007)Passing Completions .............................................. 257 (2007)Passing Yards ....................................................... 3258 (2007)Passing Average per Game .................................. 296.2 (2007)Passing Touchdowns ................................................ 34 (2007)Passing First Downs ............................................... 148 (2007)Total Touchdowns ..................................................... 55 (1991)Total Points ............................................................ 391 (1991)Scoring Average .................................................... 34.3 (1994)PAT Kicks ........................................................41 of 42 (1984)Field Goals ......................................................11 of 25 (1978)Punt Attempts .......................................................... 74 (2010)Punt Yards ........................................................... 2702 (1979)Punt Average ......................................................... 41.2 (1959)Punt Return Attempts .............................................. 41 (1984)Punt Return Yards .................................................. 298 (1971)Punt Return Average .............................................. 12.9 (1982)Kickoff Return Attempts ........................................... 75 (2009)Kickoff Return Yards ............................................ 1489 (2009)Kickoff Return Average .......................................... 23.1 (2010)Penalties .................................................................. 78 (1980)Penalty Yards ......................................................... 882 (1980)Fumbles ................................................................... 44 (1971)Fumbles Lost ................................................. 24 (1971, 1972)Fewest Plays Allowed .............................................. 523 (1967)Fewest Yards Allowed ............................................ 1917 (1980)Lowest Yards per Game Average .......................... 176.8 (1979)Fewest First Downs Allowed .................................... 103 (1966)Fewest Rush Attempts Allowed................................ 344 (1982)Fewest Rush Yards Allowed ..................................... 685 (1984)Lowest Average per Carry ........................................ 1.9 (1979)Lowest Rush Yards Allowed per Game .................... 68.5 (1984)Fewest Pass Attempts Allowed ................................ 136 (1967)Fewest Pass Completions Allowed ............................. 49 (1966)Fewest Pass Yards Allowed...................................... 614 (1978)Lowest Pass Yards Allowed per Game .................... 55.8 (1978)Most Interceptions ......................................... 25 (1981, 2005)Most Opp. Punts Forced ........................................... 96 (1979)Lowest Opp. Punt Average ..................................... 28.9 (1975)Most Opp. Fumbles .................................................. 39 (1974)Most Opp. Fumbles Recovered .................................. 22 (1978)
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAMERush Yards ................................Grover Moore, 305 vs. UM Morris (1997)Rush Average ..................Darrell Anderson, 18.8 vs. Winona State (1990)Passing Attempts ................................. Tyler Wegner, 58 vs. Mary (2008)Passing Completions ............................. Dustin Long, 34 vs. Mary (2007)Passing Interceptions .......... Bruce Bakeberg, 5 vs. Mankato State (1967)Passing Yards ...................................... Jake Hodge, 472, vs. UMD (2013)Passing Touchdowns ................... Jon Frykman, 6 vs. Wayne State (2003)Receptions ............................... Jabari Taylor, 16 vs. Winona State (2007)Receiving Yards ................................ Cory Ambrose, 237 vs. UMD (2013)Receiving Average .................Bricker Johnsen, 44.0 vs. UM Duluth (1968)Receiving Touchdowns ..................Rick Manke, 4 vs. Winona State (1972)..................................................Chad Davison, 4 vs. Wayne State (2003)...................................... Bruce Green, 4 vs. Minnesota Crookston (2006)Touchdowns ......................................Mike Quirk, 5 vs. UM Morris (1968)................................................... Randy Sullivan, 5 vs. UM Morris (1984)..............................................Tony Duerr, 5 vs. Concordia College (1998).......................................................... Ryan Larson, 5 vs. Waldorf (2003)PAT Attempts ..........................Bruce Winther, 9 vs. Mayville State (1966)PAT Conversions .....................Thom Gaslin, 8 vs. Valley City State (1986)Field Goals ................... Randy Bishoff, 5 vs. Southwest Minnesota (1978)Punt Attempts .......................... Steve Sandberg, 11 vs. Concordia (1974)..........................................Steve Sandberg, 11 vs. Michigan Tech (1974)Punt Average ............................Otto Klug, 56.0 vs. Mankato State (1948)Interceptions ..................................... Bob Hopek, 3 vs. Concordia (1966)................................................ Dan Choudek, 3 vs. Bemidji State (1984)......................................................... Josh Jones, 3 vs. Concordia (2006)........................................................... D.J. Elliot, 3 vs. Augustana (2010)Interception Yards Returned .....Eric Schaumburg, 98 vs. Southwest Minnesota (2008)Kickoff Returns ....................Joe Johnson, 9 vs. Minnesota Duluth (2009)Kickoff Return Yards ............Kendall Hendon, 192 vs. Upper Iowa (2011)Punt Returns ................................Tom Eldred, 6 vs. Winona State (1977)Punt Return Yards ..............George Spanish, 94 vs. Michigan Tech (1971)INDIVIDUAL SEASONRUSHING1. Randy Sullivan ............................................................ 1,406 (1984)2. Mike Quirk .................................................................. 1,392 (1968)3. Troy Hendricks ............................................................ 1,384 (1985)4. Grover Moore .............................................................. 1,312 (1998)5. Jerry Allen .................................................................. 1,252 (1981)PASSING1. Dustin Long ................................................................ 3,223 (2007)2. Dustin Long ................................................................ 2,525 (2006)3. Jake Hodge ................................................................ 2,518 (2013)4. Kevin Koch .................................................................. 2,099 (2011)5. Bob Jones ................................................................... 1,957 (1991)SCORING1. Randy Sullivan ............................................................... 132 (1984)2. Troy Hendricks ............................................................... 124 (1985)3. Mike Quirk .................................................................... 120 (1982)4. Matt Jones .................................................................... 110 (1994)5. Randy Sullivan ............................................................... 110 (1984)RECEIVING1. Jabari Taylor .................................................................... 90 (2007)2. Adam Jiskra ..................................................................... 67 (2013)3. Jeff Tesch ........................................................................ 67 (1977)4. Bruce Green .................................................................... 66 (2006)5. Kendall Hendon ............................................................... 64 (2011)
INDIVIDUAL CAREERRUSHING1. Grover Moore ......................................................... 4,059 (1995-98)2. Troy Hendricks ....................................................... 3,734 (1983-86)3. Randy Sullivan ....................................................... 3,515 (1981-84)4. Mike Quirk ....................................................... 3,486 (1966-68, 70)5. George Spanish ...................................................... 3,103 (1970-73)PASSING1. Dustin Long ........................................................... 5,748 (2006-07)2. Jake Hodge.................................................... 4,710 (2012-present)3. Mark Reed ............................................................. 4,056 (1977-80)4. Bob Jones .............................................................. 3,954 (1989-91)5. Kevin Koch ............................................................. 3,859 (2010-11)SCORING1. Randy Sullivan .......................................................... 316 (1981-84)2. Grover Moore ............................................................ 252 (1995-98)3. Mike Quirk .......................................................... 242 (1966-68, 70)4. Bob Jones ................................................................. 238 (1989-91)5. Pat Elmes ................................................................. 218 (1995-97)RECEIVING1. Jabari Taylor ............................................................. 214 (2006-08)2. Bruce Green .............................................................. 146 (2006-08)3. Chad Davison ............................................................ 131 (2000-03)4. Adam Jiskra ..................................................... 126 (2012-present)5. Micheal Howard ........................................................ 123 (1980-82)
ALL-TIME RECORDS
MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MOORHEAD DRAGONS
PUNT RETURN FOR A TOUCHDOWNBy Dragons: 48 yards by Kendall Hendon vs. SCSU, 2010By Opponent: 75 yards by Curtis Dewberry, Winona State, 2011
KICKOFF RETURN FOR A TOUCHDOWNBy Dragons: 98 yards by Zayne Medhaug vs. WSC, 2014By Opponent: 98 yards by Leon LaDeaux, Minot St., 2013
INTERCEPTION RETURN FOR A TOUCHDOWNBy Dragons: 92 yards by Chris Lee vs. Upper Iowa, 2012By Opponent: 65 yards by Tony Kubes, St. Cloud State, 2011
AT LEAST TWO INTERCEPTIONS IN A GAMEBy Dragons: 3 by Josh Jones vs. Concordia College, 2006By Opponent: 2 by Jack Moro, St. Cloud State, 2012
PUNT BLOCKEDBy Dragons: 2012 vs. St Cloud State (Uchenna Ogbonnaya)By Opponent: 2012 vs. Minnesota State
PUNT BLOCK RETURN FOR A TOUCHDOWNBy Dragons: by Barik Williams vs. St. Cloud StateBy Opponent: by Teagan Brown, Augustana, 2013
FIELD GOAL BLOCKEDBy Dragons: Busse and Roehrich, each 1 vs. WSCBy Opponent: by Thompson, UIU, 2014
FIELD GOAL BLOCK RETURN FOR A TOUCHDOWNBy Dragons: N/ABy Opponent: Kevin Best, North Dakota State, 20 yards, 1999
FUMBLE RETURN FOR A TOUCHDOWNBy Dragons: 28 yards by Jon Swart vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 2007By Opponent: Chris Vandervest, UMD, 91 yards, 2013
SAFETY By Dragons: vs. Valley City State, 2009By Opponent: by St. Cloud State, 2013
300 YARD INDIVIDUAL RUSHING GAMEBy Dragons: 305 yards by Grover Moore vs. Minnesota, Morris, 1997 By Opponent: 343 yards by Tyler Tonderum, SMSU, 2013
TWO 100-YARD RUSHERS IN THE SAME GAMEBy Dragons: Brandon Schell, 136 yards and Jake Hodge, 101 yards, 2013 at Northern State.By Opponent: Austin Sikorski, 212 yards and Logan Lauters, 153 yards, 2013, Minnesota Duluth
100 YARD INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING GAMEBy Dragons: 162 yards by Adam Jiskra vs. WSC, 2014By Opponent: 205 yards by Cole McDaniel, WSC, 2014
300 YARD INDIVIDUAL PASSING GAMEBy Dragons: 330 yards by Jake Hodge vs. WSC, 2014By Opponent: 443 yards by Zach Osborn, WSC, 2014
FIVE TOUCHDOWNS RUSHINGBy Dragons: Ryan Larson vs. Waldorf College, 2003 By Opponent: R.C. Rollins of Minnesota, Crookston, 2004
FIVE TOUCHDOWN PASSESBy Dragons: Jake Hodge vs. Minnesota Duluth, 2013By Opponent: Phillip Klaphake, SCSU, 2013
FOUR TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONSBy Dragons: Rick Manke vs. Winona State, 1972 By Opponent: Dorian Buford by Minnesota State, 2014
THREE FIELD GOALSBy Dragons: 3 by Logan Johnson vs. Northern State, 2008By Opponent: 3 by Eric Oldenkamp of Southwest Minnesota State, 2004
SHUTOUT By Dragons: 28-0, Minnesota, Morris, 2000 By Opponent: 24-0, Minnesota State, 2012
AT LEAST 300 YARDS RUSHINGBy Dragons: 347 yards vs. Waldorf, 2003By Opponent: 350 yards by Minnesota State, 2014
AT LEAST 300 YARDS PASSINGBy Dragons: 330 vs. Wayne StateBy Opponent: 443 by Wayne State, 2014
AT LEAST 500 TOTAL YARDSBy Dragons: 709 vs. Upper Iowa, 2014By Opponent: 694 yards by Wayne State
50 OR MORE POINTSBy Dragons: 56-7 vs. UW Oshkosh, 2000 By Opponent: 69 by Minnesota State, 2014
TWO-POINT CONVERSION CONVERTEDBy Dragons: Jake Hodge to Cory Ambrose vs. WSC, 2014 By Opponent: James Peterson, Concordia, 2013
TWO-POINT/PAT CONVERSION RETURNBy Dragons: Sheldon Jones vs. WSC, 2014By Opponent: Jon Davis, Wayne State, 2014
2014 FOOTBALL NOTES
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Steve LaquaHEAD COACH | CAVALIER, N.D. | NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY - 2000
COACHING STAFFQuarterbacks ............................... Matt BaaschWide Receivers ......................... Ross DanielsonRunning Backs/Tight Ends ............ Dan FatlandDefensive Line ................................... Rob HuntLinebackers ............................... Matt KittelsonSafeties...........................................Kevin KochOffensive Line .............................Kevin MurphyCornerbacks ........................... Nick SchommerDefensive Assistant ..................Chris NeedhamStudent Assistants ...Brock Wieber, Tyler Rivard.......................... Mike Anderson, Nick SeedorffEquipment Manager ................. Robin Abraham
COACHING RESUME• Steve Laqua was named Head Coach in the spring of 2011, becoming the 17th Football Coach in the 93-year history of the program. The 2014 season is his seventh year as a head coach and the fourth at the collegiate level.• Laqua has coached 13 players to the All-NSIC team in three seasons: three to the first team, four to the second, and six to honorable mention.• Coached team that set nine school records in 2013. Team won most games since 2007 season and finished third in NSIC North Division.• Laqua spent four seasons as the Shanley Deacons head coach prior to joining MSUM.
COACHING BIOSteve Laqua is entering his fourth year as the head football coach at Minnesota State University Moorhead in 2014. The Cavalier, N.D., native has taken on the challenge of helping restore Dragon football to its past glory.
Laqua is the 17th coach in Dragon history, being named to the post in the spring of 2011. He came to the Dragons after a turning around the Fargo Shanley High School program, as its head coach for four seasons.
The 2013 season saw the Dragons make significant progress. MSUM finished third in the eight-team NSIC North Division with a 4-3 mark after being picked to finish seventh in the preseason poll. MSUM finished the season strong, going 4-2 in its last six games.
The Dragons had seven All-NSIC players, including sophomore wide receiver Adam Jiskra, who was first-team all-conference. Jiskra was also named to the Don Hansen Super Region 3 Second Team.
MSUM’s offense set eight school records, including most total yards in a game (685) and most passing yards in a game. The team’s offense was ranked 35th in all of Division II in total yards per game. Sophomore quarterback Jake Hodge ranked fourth in the nation for points responsible for and seventh in total offense.
MSUM also beat Mary for the first time in school history to claim the “Paddle” for the first time, and the Dragons also regained the Battle Axe for the first time since 2008 with a 35-17 win over Bemidji State.
The Dragons fielded one of the youngest teams in the NSIC -- starting as many as 11 freshmen in a game -- in 2012 and finished with a 1-10 mark, although the team had close calls against St. Cloud State and Bemidji State in games taking down to the final minutes of the fourth quarter.
Safety Shea DeJong was named the NSIC Defensive Newcomer of the Year, while senior defensive lineman Steve Parks was named first-team All-NSIC.
In his first season, Laqua led the Dragons to a 2-9 record including an opening-day victory and a thrilling overtime win on homecoming. Four players were named to the All-Northern Sun Intercol-legiate Conference team while making a national impact. Jeff Schuette, named to the All-NSIC Second Team, was eighth in the country in tackles followed closely by Tyler Brody, named to the All-NSIC Honorable Mention Team, who was 18th.
Prior to his reign at Shanley, the Deacons had two winless seasons, and under Laqua’s guidance became North Dakota State Football Champions during his third year (2009). The team won a tight battle over Devils Lake, 31-30. In 2010, he coached the Deacons to their second state title, as the team topped Devils Lake on a field goal as time expired, 24-21. Laqua was honored as the the 2009 and 2010 North Dakota High School AA Coach of the Year.
Prior to joining the prep-ranks, Laqua served as the Running Backs, Tight Ends and Punt Team Coach at North Dakota State from January 2005-March 2007, where he coached five All-Ameri-cans including Tyler Roehl and Mike Dragosavich. While at NDSU, Laqua was one of the team’s top recruiters, as he was heavily involved in recruiting players from North Dakota, South Dakota and western Minnesota.
For the 2004 season, Laqua was the Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles’ Offensive Coordinator, where he led an offense that led the NSIC in rushing yards, yards per attempt and least turnovers. During that season, he directly coached an NCAA DII All-American Frederic Rollins, who was also named a National Player of the Week during the season. The Golden Eagle offense set records for rushing yards in a season, as well as single game marks.
Laqua had a decorated career at North Dakota State as a Division II student-athlete, playing quarterback for the Bison. He was an Academic All-Conference member for three years as well as graduated with honors. He earned his Masters of Education from NDSU in 2007.
Laqua and his wife, Patty, have six children.
2013 TEAM SEASON BESTSPoints ................................ 48 vs. Mary (10/26)Rushes ............................... 59 vs. Mary (10/26)Yards Rushing ..... 294 vs. Northern State (10/5)Yards per Rush ..... 7.5 vs. Northern State (10/5)Rushing TDs ............ 4 vs. Northern State (10/5)Pass Attempts ....... 47 vs. Northern State (10/5)Pass Completions . 32 vs. Northern State (10/5)Passing Yards ................... 472 vs. UMD (10/12)Yards per Completion ..... 16.0 vs. Minot (10/26)TD Passes ............................ 5 vs. Mary (10/26)Total Plays ................. 99 plays vs.Mary (10/26)Total Offense .................... 685 vs. UMD (10/12)Yards per Play ................... 8.3 vs. UMD (10/12)Sacks by ...................... 5 vs. Minot State (11/2)First Downs ........................ 30 vs. UMD (10/12)Fewest Penalties ...................... 3 vs. CSP (9/28)Fewest Penalty Yards ............. 30 vs. CSP (9/28)Fewest Turnovers Committed 0 (vs. Mary, 10/26)Interceptions by ...... 2 vs. Northern State (10/5) Fumbles Recovered .................................... 2 4x
305 Grover Moore vs. UM Morris 1997276 Mike Quirk vs. Mankato State 1968269 Mike Quirk vs. Michigan Tech 1968255 Grover Moore vs. UM Morris 1998254 Grover Moore vs. UM Duluth 1998251 Mike Quirk vs. Wayne State 1968242 Tony Duerr vs. Concordia 1998239 Jerry Allen vs. Bemidji State 1981239 George Spanish vs. Southwest State 1971238 Grover Moore vs. UM Duluth 1998237 Grover Moore vs. Bemidji State 1997235 John Dallman vs. Bemidji State 1987232 John Dallman vs. Mesa College 1988227 Randy Sullivan vs. Kearney State 1984224 Dave Bruggeman vs. Southwest State 1970222 Mark Messer vs. Winona State 1994 Russ Henegar vs. Northern State 1974219 George Spanish vs. St. Cloud State 1971217 Grover Moore vs. UM Morris 1996 Tim McGlynn vs. Bemidji State 1995211 Jerry Allen vs. Kearney State 1981 Leo Jacobson vs. Valley City State 1969 Mike Quirk vs. UM Morris 1967208 Mike Quirk vs. Michigan Tech 1967206 John Dallman vs. Southwest State 1987200 Tim McGlynn vs. Winona State 1995 Troy Hendricks vs. Southwest State 1985199 George Spanish vs. UM Morris 1973195 Tony Duerr vs. Concordia 1999 Troy Hendricks vs. Winona State 1985194 Bryce Carlson vs. UM Morris 1994 Dave Bruggeman vs. St. Cloud State 1971188 John Dallman vs. UW Stout 1988 Zayne Medhaug vs. Upper Iowa, 2014186 Bryce Carlson vs. Concordia College 1994185 Randy Sullivan vs. Valley City State 1984184 Russ Henegar vs. Minot State 1974 Mike Quirk vs. Winona State 1968182 Troy Hendricks vs. UM Morris 1985180 Darrell Anderson vs. UM Morris 1990 Russ Henegar vs. Southwest State 1974179 John Dallman vs. Southwest State 1988177 Brad Duerr vs. Northern State 2002176 Brad Duerr vs. Southwest State 2002175 Brad Duerr vs. Northern State 2001 Bryce Carlson vs. Southwest State 1993 Randy Sullivan vs. UM Morris 1984173 Randy Sullivan vs. Dubuque 1984 Troy Hendricks vs. Northern State 1984 Randy Sullivan vs. Southwest State 1983 George Spanish vs. Macalester 1973172 Jon Behrens vs. Northern State 1994 George Spanish vs. UN Kearney 1972172 Ryan Larson vs. Waldorf 2003.170 Bobby Vetter vs. Bemidji State 1996 Lance Ronn vs. Michigan Tech 1992169 Troy Hendricks vs. Concordia 1985168 Yvan Salazar vs. Southwest State 2005 Shane Carter vs. Northern State 2002166 Brad Beck vs. Southwest State 1976 Brad Beck vs. Southwest State 1975 George Spanish vs. Michigan Tech 1972165 George Spanish vs. Eastern Montana 1972164 Grover Moore vs. Wayne State 1996 George Spanish vs. St. Cloud State 1972163 Randy Sullivan vs. Concordia 1982 Mike Quirk vs. Kearney State 1970162 Dave Bruggeman vs. UM Duluth 1971161 Bryce Carlson vs. Concordia 1993 Troy Hendrick vs. Southwest State 1984160 Randy Sullivan vs. Northern State 1983 George Spanish vs. Winona State 1971159 Randy Sullivan vs. UM Morris 1983158 George Spanish vs. UM Morris 1971157 Randy Sullivan vs. Concordia 1984153 Mike Schmainda vs. UM Duluth 1987151 Darrell Anderson vs. Winona State 1990 Dave Holmberg vs. Bemidji State 1971150 Grover Moore vs. UW Stout 1997 Darrell Anderson vs. Concordia 1990 George Spanish vs. Winona State 1972149 Jon Behrens vs. Bemidji State 1994 Burt Roberts vs. UW Stout 1985 Jerry Allen vs. Winona State 1982148 Brian Tiegs vs. Winona State 1999 Troy Hendricks vs. Bemidji State 1985 Troy Hendricks vs. Valley City State 1984147 Justin Ellevold vs. Southwest State 2001 Bryce Carlson vs. UN Kearney 1994 Mike Quirk vs. Winona State 1970146 Tim McGlynn vs. Wayne State (NE) 1995 John Dallman vs. Winona State 1988 Geroge Spanish vs. Southwest State 1973 Dave Holmberg vs. Eastern Montana 1972 Grover Moore vs. Southwest 1999145 Grover Moore vs. Concordia 1999
144 Jake Hodge vs. Bemidji St., 2013 Mark Messer vs. UM Duluth 1994 Jason LaBelle vs. Northern State 1992 Bob Jones vs. UM Morris 1990 Randy Sullivan vs. Winona State 1983 Dave Bruggeman vs. Kearney State 1970 Leo Jacobson vs. Michigan Tech 1969143 Enol Gilles vs. Winona State 2007142 Pat Elmes vs. Southwest State 1996 Tim McGlynn vs. UM Duluth 1995 Burt Roberts vs. UM Morris 1985 Randy Sullivan vs. Southwest State 1982 Jerry Allen vs. Southwest State 1981 Jerry Allen vs. UM Duluth 1981141 Sean Belmont vs. UM Crookston 2003 Tim McGlynn vs. Southwest State 1995 Bryce Carlson vs. UN Kearney 1993140 Mike Schmainda vs. Mesa College 1988 Dave Bruggeman vs. Winona State 1970 John Dallman vs. Michigan Tech 1986139 Jon Behrens vs. UM Morris 1994 Dana Stoudt vs. Southwest State 1979 Pat Elmes vs. Bemidji State 1996138 Mat Oelrich vs. Winona State 1995 Dana Stoudt vs. Bemidji State 1978 Russ Henegar vs. Winona State 1974 Mike Quirk vs. Bemidji State 1970137 Mike Quirk vs. Southwest State 1970136 Brandon Schell vs. Northern, 2013 Mickey Bussen vs. Mankato State 1980 Brad Beck vs. Michigan Tech 1977135 Zayne Medhaug vs. UMC, 2013 Jon Behrens vs. UM Morris 1994 Randy Sullivan vs. Kearney State 1983 Dave Bruggeman vs. Bemidji State 1970 Dave Bruggeman vs. Winona State 1971 Troy Hendricks vs. Kearney State 1986134 Pat Elmes vs. Winona State 1996 Matt Jones vs. Concordia 1994 Bob Jones vs. Northern State 1989132 Jeff Zupke vs. UM Morris 2002 Matt Jones vs. Concordia 1994 Mark Adams vs. UM Morris 1987 Troy Hendricks vs. Dubuque 1984 Dave Bruggeman vs. UM Morris 1970131 Randy Sullivan vs. Northern State 1984 Dan Nelson vs. Michigan Tech 1986130 Brad Duerr vs. Northern State 2000 Matt Jones vs. Concordia 1993 Jerry Allen vs. UM Duluth 1982 Brandon Schell vs. SMSU, 2013129 Tim Hanson vs. Valley City State 2009 Justin Ellevold vs. Wayne State 2000 Mark Adams vs. UM Duluth 1987 Jerry Allen vs. Kearney State 1982128 Grover Moore vs. Winona State 1998127 Jake Sternhagen vs. Southwest State 2003 Troy Hendricks vs. Southwest State 1986 Brad Beck vs. Winona State 1976 Brad Beck vs. Bemidji State 1976126 Dustin Long vs. Wayne State 2007125 Shane Carter vs. Bemidji State 2002 Jon Behrens vs. Wayne State 1994124 Zayne Medhaug vs. Minnesota, Crookston, 2012 Grover Moore vs. Wayne State 1997 Mike Schmainda vs. UM Morris 1988 Brad Beck vs. UM Duluth 1976123 John Moritz vs. Michigan Tech 1976122 Burt Roberts vs. Bemidji State 1985 Randy Sullivan vs. UM Duluth 1983121 Enol Gilles vs. Southwest Minnesota 2007 Brad Duerr vs. Winona State 2001 Lance Ronn vs. UM Duluth 1992 Jerry Allen vs. Mankato State 1981 Tom Eldred vs. Winona State 1977 Dave Holmberg vs. Southwest State 1972120 Russ Henegar vs. Bemidji State 1973119 Cody Wang vs. UM Duluth 2003 Brad Duerr vs. Concordia College 2002 John Dallman vs. Michigan Tech 1987 Troy Hendricks vs. Bemidji State 1984 Mike Quirk vs. Concordia 1967118 Brad Duerr vs. Bemidji State 2000 Justin Ellevold vs. UM Morris 1999 Mike Schmainda vs. Bemidji State 1989 John Dallman vs. UW Stout 1987 Troy Hendricks vs. Valley City State 1985 Mike Quirk vs. Concordia 1970 Dave Bruggeman vs. Bemidji State 1970117 Enol Gilles vs. Mayville State 2007 Adam Conn vs. UM Duluth 1998 Bryce Carlson vs. Bemidji State 1993 Lance Ronn vs. Southwest State 1992 Bob Jones vs. Kearney State 1991 Del Armstrong vs. Bemidji State 1988
DRAGONS ALL-TIME 100-YARD RUSHERS 117 Dan Nelson vs. Winona State 1987 Troy Hendricks vs. Kearney State 1986 Randy Bjorklund vs. Winona State 1981 Dave Bruggeman vs. Bemidji State 1970 Dave Bruggeman vs. Winona State 1971 Troy Hendricks vs. Kearney State 1986116 Tim McGlynn vs. UM Morris 1994 Tab Erickson vs. Bemidji State 1991 Bob Jones vs. Kearney State 1990 Darrell Anderson vs. UM Duluth 1989 Randy Sullivan vs. UM Duluth 1984115 Justin Ellevold vs. UM Morris 2001 Justin Ellevold vs. Concordia 2000 Tony Duerr vs. Winona State 1999 Jon Behrens vs. Southwest State 1994 Jon Behrens vs. Northern State 1993 Troy Hendricks vs. UW Stout 1985 Randy Sullivan vs. Bemidji State 1983 Mickey Bussen vs. Winona State 1979 Jack Holewa vs. Southwest State 1974 Jack Holewa vs. Bemidji State 1974114 Mat Oelrich vs. Bemidji State 1997 John Dallman vs. Carson-Newman 1988113 Mike Schmainda vs. Northern State 1987 Randy Sullivan vs. St. Cloud State 1981 Russ Henegar vs. Concordia 1974112 Enol Gillies vs. St. Cloud State 2009 Larry Tate vs. UM Morris 1995 Larry Tate vs. UM Morris 1994 Mike Quirk vs. UM Morris 1968111 Tony Duerr vs. UM Crookston 1999 Tony Duerr vs. UM Morris 1999 Matt Oelrich vs. UW Stout 1997 Grover Moore vs. Southwest State 1997 Mike Schmainda vs. Bemidji State 1987 George Spanish vs. Concordia 1982110 Shane Carter vs. UM Crookston 2002 Mat Oelrich vs. Bemidji State 1997 Mike Schmainda vs. UM Morris 1987 Troy Hendricks vs. Northern State 1985 Troy Hendricks vs. Northern State 1985 Mike Quirk vs. UM Morris 1970109 Brad Duerr vs. Wayne State 2000 Randy Sullivan vs. Bemidji State 1984108 Jake Sternhagen vs. UM Morris 2001 Brad Duerr vs. Wayne State 2001 Todd Miner vs. Southwest State 1993 Bob Jones vs. Peru State 1991 Leo Jacobson vs. UM Morris 1969107 Jake Hodge vs. Concordia-SP, 2013 Bryce Carlson vs. Concordia 1992 Bob Jones vs. Concordia 1991 John Dallman vs. UM Duluth 1988 Tom Eldred vs. Bemidji State 1977 Russ Henegar vs. Bemidji State 1974 George Spanish vs. UM Duluth 1972 Ron Mittag vs. Mankato State 1969 Leo Jacobson vs. Mankato State 1969106 Enol Gilles vs. Upper Iowa 2006 Bryce Carlson vs. Northern State 1994 Jason LaBelle vs. Bemidji State 1992105 Bryce Carlson vs. Winona State 1993 Mike Quirk vs. Bemidji State 1968 Dan Nelson vs. Winona State 1986104 Enol Gilles vs. Wayne State 2007 Enol Gilles vs. Upper Iowa 2007 Tony Duerr vs. UM Duluth 1999 Brian Tiegs vs. Bemidji State 1999 Mat Oelrich vs. UM Morris 1996 Keith Bohn vs. Northern State 1991 Del Armstrong vs. Northern State 1988 Randy Sullivan vs. Southwest State 1984 John Moritz vs. Concordia 1976 Brad Beck vs. Bemidji State 1975 John Moritz vs. Minot State 1975 Dave Holmberg vs. Bemidji State 1972 Karl Oelker vs. Concordia 1970103 E’Boni Lucious-West vs. Crookston 2011 Brad Duerr vs. Concordia (SP) 2001 Justin Ellevold vs. Winona State 2000 Tony Duerr vs. Wayne State 1998 Jason LaBelle vs. UM Morris 1992 Dan Nelson vs. Michigan Tech 1987 Troy Hendricks vs. UW Stout 1986 Troy Hendricks vs. UM Duluth 1986102 Larry Tate vs. UM Duluth 1995 Bob Jones vs. Kearney State 1991 Zayne Medhaug vs. Wayne State, 2014 George Spanish vs. St. Cloud State 1973101 Jake Hodge vs. Northern, 2013 Enol Gilles vs. Mayville State 2006 John Dallman vs. Northern State 1987 John Moritz vs. Southwest State 1976 John Moritz vs. Bemidji State 1976100 E’Boni Lucious-West vs. Robert Morris 2011 Bryce Carlson vs. Winona State 1993 Lance Ronn vs. Iowa Wesleyan 1991 Mickey Bussen vs. Southwest State 1980
