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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL MSU BASKETBALL NEWSLETTER FEBRUARY 26, 2013 At a Glance Minnesota State (22-4, 18-4) has won the NSIC Conference outright with a home sweep of Sioux Falls and Southwest. The conference tournament will now begin this Wednesday as MSU will be the 1 seed and host Minnesota Crookston. With a win the Mavs would host another opponent Saturday. MSU 87 Sioux Falls 78 The #9 Minnesota State men’s basketball team withstood Sioux Falls’ second-half surge to claim an 87-78 win Friday evening at Taylor Center. Zach Monaghan led all scorers with 23 points, 6 assists and 3 steals. Connor O'Brien added 17 points and 6 rebounds while Gage Wooten posted 9 points and 7 rebounds. As a team, MSU shot 44.4% (28-of-63) from the field and brought down a total of 40 rebounds. MSU also connected on 33-of-44 (.750) of its shots from the charity stripe. MSU 85 Southwest Minnesota State 75 Minnesota State claimed the regular season NSIC championship Saturday evening as it defeated the Southwest Minnesota State Mustangs 85-75. With the win, MSU finished its regular season with a 22-4 record, including an 18-4 conference record. With Winona State’s loss at Augustana, Minnesota State claimed the No. 1 seed in the NSIC Tournament. Jarvis Williams made it a memo- rable senior day as he poured in a team-high 21 points, to go along with 5 assists. Assem Marei added 17 points and seven rebounds, while Zach Monaghan posted 12 points and a game- high eight assists. Connor O'Brien also reached double digits as he tallied 12 points. At a Glance Minnesota State (22-4, 18-4) will begin the NSIC conference tournament as well looking to host in the first two rounds. They will begin their playoff push Wednesday night hosting Bemidji State at 6pm. MSU 84 Sioux Falls 67 The No. 21 Minnesota State women’s basketball team returned to Taylor Center looking to avenge its first loss of the season it suffered at the hands of the University of Sioux Falls as the Mavericks downed the Cougars 84-67 improving to 21-4 on the season and 17-4 in the circuit. Ali Wilkinson paced MSU with 22 points. Wilkinson was one of four Mavericks to net double-digit points, as she was joined by the sophomore tandem of Aubrey Davis and Jamie Bresnahan who finished with 14 points and 11 points, respectively. Junior Steffaney Thomas added 13 points in the winning effort as well. MSU 80 Southwest Minnesota State 62 Despite a sluggish start, the No. 21 Minnesota State women’s basketball team finished its 2012-13 campaign with an overall record of 22-4 and 18-4 in the NSIC, with an 80-62 win over Southwest Minnesota State, earning a second place finish in the league. There were four Mavericks that reached double- figures, led by Karlee Gengenbacher who finished with 18 points. Junior Steffaney Thomas and sophomore Aubrey Davis netted 14 points, while junior Ali Wilkinson finished with 10 points. Alli Hoefer finished the game with eight assists. NOTHING BUT NET Visit the Hoops Club Website | www.MNSU.edu/Sports/HoopsClub Congratulations to Mavericks Men’s Basketball Conference Champions!
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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
MEN’S BASKETBALL
MSU BASKETBALL NEWSLETTER
FEBRUARY 26, 2013
At a GlanceMinnesota State (22-4, 18-4) has won the NSIC Conference outright with a home sweep of Sioux Falls and Southwest. The conference tournament will now begin this Wednesday as MSU will be the 1 seed and host Minnesota Crookston. With a win the Mavs would host another opponent Saturday.
MSU 87 Sioux Falls 78The #9 Minnesota State men’s basketball team withstood Sioux Falls’ second-half surge to claim an 87-78 win Friday evening at Taylor Center. Zach Monaghan led all scorers with 23 points, 6 assists and 3 steals. Connor O'Brien added 17 points and 6 rebounds while Gage Wooten posted 9 points and 7 rebounds. As a team, MSU shot 44.4% (28-of-63) from the �eld and brought down a total of 40 rebounds. MSU also connected on 33-of-44 (.750) of its shots from the charity stripe.
MSU 85 Southwest Minnesota State 75Minnesota State claimed the regular season NSIC championship Saturday evening as it defeated the Southwest Minnesota State Mustangs 85-75. With the win, MSU �nished its regular season with a 22-4 record, including an 18-4 conference record. With Winona State’s loss at Augustana, Minnesota State claimed the No. 1 seed in the NSIC Tournament. Jarvis Williams made it a memo-rable senior day as he poured in a team-high 21 points, to go along with 5 assists. Assem Marei added 17 points and seven rebounds, while Zach Monaghan posted 12 points and a game-high eight assists. Connor O'Brien also reached double digits as he tallied 12 points.
At a GlanceMinnesota State (22-4, 18-4) will begin the NSIC conference tournament as well looking to host in the �rst two rounds. They will begin their playo� push Wednesday night hosting Bemidji State at 6pm.
MSU 84 Sioux Falls 67The No. 21 Minnesota State women’s basketball team returned to Taylor Center looking to avenge its �rst loss of the season it su�ered at the hands of the University of Sioux Falls as the Mavericks downed the Cougars 84-67 improving to 21-4 on the season and 17-4 in the circuit. Ali Wilkinson paced MSU with 22 points. Wilkinson was one of four Mavericks to net double-digit points, as she was joined by the sophomore tandem of Aubrey Davis and Jamie Bresnahan who �nished with 14 points and 11 points, respectively. Junior Ste�aney Thomas added 13 points in the winning e�ort as well.
MSU 80 Southwest Minnesota State 62Despite a sluggish start, the No. 21 Minnesota State women’s basketball team �nished its 2012-13 campaign with an overall record of 22-4 and 18-4 in the NSIC, with an 80-62 win over Southwest Minnesota State, earning a second place �nish in the league. There were four Mavericks that reached double-�gures, led by Karlee Gengenbacher who �nished with 18 points. Junior Ste�aney Thomas and sophomore Aubrey Davis netted 14 points, while junior Ali Wilkinson �nished with 10 points. Alli Hoefer �nished the game with eight assists.
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Congratulations to Mavericks Men’s Basketball
Conference Champions!
PLAYER PROFILES#32 Lexie Ulfers
#33 Jamie Bresnahan
Forward | 6-2 | Sophomore | Waseca, Minnesota
2011-12Played in 18 games averaging 5.8 minutes per contest… Scored 34 points (1.9 per game), recorded 32 rebounds (1.8 per game), and shot 10-23 from the �eld (.435).
High SchoolEarned 12 letters at Waseca High School with four coming in basketball…Three-time all-conference selection…Two-time all-state selection…Averaged a double-double during career with 18 ppg and 10 rpg…Waseca High School’s ninth-leading scorer with 700 career points.
PersonalDaughter of Dave and Sherri Ulfers…Born May 13, 1993…A pre-medical major.
Forward | 6-1 | Sophomore | Edina, Minnesota
2011-12Bresnahan played in all 29 games for the Mavericks and started 23... Averaged 28.3 minutes per contest, hauled in 199 rebounds (6.9 per game), shot 41% from the �oor and scored 264 points (9.1 per game)
High SchoolA four-year basketball letterwinner…Named Team Most Valuable Player…Most Improved award winner…Named all-conference twice…A Miss Basketball candidate…Earned All-State Honor-able Mention honors…Fifth all-time leading rebounder at Edina High School…Finished section runner-up twice in high school career.
PersonalDaughter of Robert and Doreen Bresnahan…Born Nov. 5, 1992…Majoring in pre-physical therapy.
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#32 Lexie Ulfers#32 Lexie UlfersForward | 6-2 | Sophomore | Waseca, Minnesota
2011-122011-12Played in 18 games averaging 5.8 minutes per contest… Scored 34 points (1.9 per game), recorded 32 rebounds (1.8 per game), and shot 10-23 from the �eld (.435).
High SchoolHigh SchoolEarned 12 letters at Waseca High School with four coming in basketball…Three-time all-conference selection…Two-time all-state selection…Averaged a double-double during career with 18 ppg and 10 rpg…Waseca High School’s ninth-leading scorer with 700 career points.
PersonalPersonalDaughter of Dave and Sherri Ulfers…Born May 13, 1993…A pre-medical major.
#33 Jamie Bresnahan#33 Jamie BresnahanForward | 6-1 | Sophomore | Edina, Minnesota
2011-122011-12Bresnahan played in all 29 games for the Mavericks and started 23... Averaged 28.3 minutes per contest, hauled in 199 rebounds (6.9 per game), shot 41% from the �oor and scored 264 points (9.1 per game)
High SchoolHigh SchoolA four-year basketball letterwinner…Named Team Most Valuable Player…Most Improved award winner…Named all-conference twice…A Miss Basketball candidate…Earned All-State Honorable Mention honors…Fifth all-time leading rebounder at Edina High School…Finished section runner-up twice in high school career.
PersonalPersonalDaughter of Robert and Doreen Bresnahan…Born Nov. 5, 1992…Majoring in pre-physical therapy.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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GAMES
Wednesday, February 27th
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NSIC Tournament - First RoundWednesday, February 27th
Men’s Basketballvs Minnesota-Crookston | 8:00pm
Mankato, MN
Women’s Basketballvs Bemidji State | 6:00pm
Mankato, MN
NSIC Tournament - Second RoundSaturday, March 2nd
TBDHigh Seed Hosts
NSIC Tournament Ticket InformationTickets for the �rst round of the NSIC Tournament are on sale now at www.msumavericktickets.com
Adults: $10Seniors: $8Students/Youth: $2
*All seating is general admission
MSU Season Ticket Holders: You can use your reserved seat identi�ers located in the back of your season ticket books to secure access to your current season ticket seat for all NSIC Tournament Games, however you must purchase a general admission ticket to access the arena.
*The MSU Athletic Ticket O�ce will be open the day of the game beginning one hour prior to tip o� of the �rst game
