NDSU Names Josh Vaughan Director of Men’s Basketball Operations

FARGO, N.D. – North Dakota State head men's basketball coach Saul Phillips announced the hiring of Josh Vaughan as director of operations for the Bison on Wednesday, July 17. Vaughan replaces Jared Swanson, who resigned to pursue another job opportunity.

Vaughan was an assistant coach at Minnesota State Moorhead the past two seasons under Chad Walthall. He was the director of operations for Wofford College in Spartanburg, S.C., for the 2010-11 season.

"Josh is a terrific addition to our staff," Phillips said. "He already had a leadership role with some of our players as a senior and is able to communicate well with players. He had terrific experience as the director of operations for an NCAA tournament team at Wofford."

Vaughan played four seasons at North Dakota State from 2006-10. The 6-foot-4 guard played in 33 games off the bench for the 2008-09 Bison team that won the Summit League championship and advanced to the NCAA tournament. He averaged a career-high 13.6 points, 5.5 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game as a senior in 2009-10.

Vaughan graduated from NDSU with a bachelor's degree in sport and recreation studies in May 2010.

NDSU’s Jordan Aaberg Named to NABC Honors Court

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - North Dakota State junior Jordan Aaberg was named to the NABC Honors Court announced by the National Association of Basketball Coaches on Wednesday, July 17.

Aaberg, a a 6-foot-9 forward from Rothsay, Minn., is a management information systems major. He played in 22 games off the bench for NDSU last season averaging 2.5 points and 1.8 rebounds per game including a season-high 12 points at South Dakota.

This is the second straight year Aaberg has been named to the NABC Honors Court. Student-athletes must have junior or senior academic standing and a cumulative grade-point average of 3.2 or higher at the end of the academic year.

Ada-Borup Booster Club 5th Annual Golf Tournament

The Ada-Borup Booster Club 5th Annual Golf Tournament will be held on Friday, August 16, 2013, at the Heart of the Valley Golf Course in Ada.

The event is a 4-person scramble, with a Shotgun Start at 1 p.m., Registration begins at noon.

Golf Entry Fee: $40.00 per golfer

Includes:

1. 18 holes of golf
2. Meal
3. Door prizes & awards
4. Chances to win hole and game prizes (Vegas Hole, Chipping Contest, Half the Pot and Others)
5. Opportunity to meet members of the Ada-Borup Coaching Staff and Administration

** REGISTER EARLY **

All Profits go directly to the Ada-Borup Booster Club!  

Contact Mike Kolness at 218-784-8590 or Jim Birkemeyer at 218-784-2844 with questions

UMC Golf Tourney raises $2,000

CROOKSTON, Minn. – The University of Minnesota Crookston held their annual golf outing at the Heart of the Valley Golf Course in Ada, Minn. on Thurs., July 11. 55 golfers took place in the event which raised $2,000 for athletic scholarships at the University of Minnesota Crookston. Kappes Hauling won the first flight of the day with Range, Inc. taking home for second flight. 11 teams took part overall in the UMC Teambackers event.

"The University of Minnesota, Crookston Teambackers would like to thank the Heart of the Valley Golf Course, tournament sponsor Ralph's Food Pride, club house sponsors KRJB Radio, the Norman County Index, BSN Sports, Legend Seed Company, TR’s Patty Shack and Coldwell Banker First Realty-Dan Ness as well as all team sponsors and golfers for making the University of Minnesota, Crookston Teambacker/Heart of the Valley Golf Tournament a great event,” says Director of Athletic Fundraising Bill Tyrrell. “The tournament was a tremendous success. 55 golfers participated and $2,000 was raised for student-athlete scholarships at the University of Minnesota Crookston. We truly appreciate the support from the community of Ada and surrounding areas.”

To become a Teambacker, contact Bill Tyrrell at 218-281-8436 or btyrrell@umn.edu.
 
The next Teambacker Golf Tournament will be Sat., July 20. The 23rd annual Teambackers Golf Classic is held at Minakwa Golf Club in Crookston, Minn. and will begin at 9 a.m. with a shotgun start at 10 a.m.

For more information, visit the Golden Eagle Athletics Web site at www.goldeneaglesports.com.

Follow the Golden Eagles on Facebook at Golden Eagle Sports and on Twitter at @UMCAthletics.

The University of Minnesota, Crookston is an NCAA Division II Institution and a member of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC). The Golden Eagle Equestrian team is a member of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA).

NDSU's Williams Earns Spot on CFPA Kickoff Returner Watch List

CHARLOTTE, N.C.-- North Dakota State University All-American Marcus Williams has been named to the College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) FCS Kickoff Returner Watch List announced Monday, July 8.

Williams is one of two NDSU players to previously earn CFPA annual honors following the season, picking up the 2011 CFPA FCS Defensive Back Award. He has also been named to the 2013 preseason CFPA Defensive Back Watch List.

Williams, a 5-foot-11, 197-pound senior from Minneapolis, Minn. (Hopkins H.S.), has started all 43 games played and became the program's all-time interception leader with 18 picks including two in the 2013 FCS Championship game against Sam Houston State. He averaged 27.9 yards per kickoff return last season including a 98-yard TD at Illinois State, and he also returned an interception 98-yards for a TD vs. Youngstown State.

He finished with seven interceptions for the second straight season in 2012, and added 39 tackles including 23 solos and 11 pass breakups. A consensus first-team FCS All-American, Williams made his second apperance on The Sports Network, Associated Press and Walter Camp teams. He was the 2012 Missouri Valley Football Conference Defensive Player of the Year.

All CFPA recipients are selected exclusively based upon objective scientific rankings of the extent to which individual players increase the overall effectiveness of their teams. All players are eligible for awards at their respective positions; players are not preemptively eliminated from consideration.

Ten Bison players have earned spots on the 2013 CFPA Watch Lists, including quarterback Brock Jensen, running back Sam Ojuri, tight end Kevin Vaadeland, defensive ends Kyle Emanuel and Cole Jirik, linebackers Carlton Littlejohn and Grant Olson, placekicker Adam Keller and punter Ben LeCompte.

The full list of 2013 recipients, including the FCS Awards, will be announced Jan. 8, 2014.

North Dakota State opens the 2013 season on Aug. 30 at Kansas State, televised nationally on Fox Sports 1. NDSU won its second straight NCAA Division I FCS championship with a 39-13 win over Sam Houston State in January 2013 and also claimed the program's second Missouri Valley Football Conference title. The Bison were 14-1 overall and 7-1 in MVFC.

2013 College Football Performance Awards FCS Kickoff Returner List

Kevin Chillis, Albany
Chris Nicholls, Cal Poly
Kirby Schoenthaler, Dartmouth
Michael Johnson, Delaware
Ryan Ho, Duquesne
Shaquille Hill, Eastern Washington
Jorrian Washington, Hampton
Rodney Tyson, Howard
Tanner Riley, Indiana State
Gabriel Chambers, Jacksonville State
Kevin Johnson, Lamar
Kevin Fogg, Liberty
Cyrus Strahm, Morehead State
Chris Flowers, Morgan State
Duane Brady, Murray State
Julian Stafford, MVSU
Greg Hardin, North Dakota
Marcus Williams, North Dakota State
Wes Smith, Northern Iowa
Ed Eagan, Northwestern State
Eric Fiore, Pennsylvania
Johnta Hebert, Prairie View A&M
Anthony Gaffney, Princeton
Justin Grant, Richmond
Fabian Truss, Samford
Xavier Roberson, Southeastern Louisiana
Josh Smith, Southern Utah
Dane Domonkos, St. Francis (PA)
Ladarius Vanlier, Tennessee Tech
Derrick Joseph, Towson
Jonathan Perkins, UC Davis
Kevin Barfield, UT-Martin
Otis Wright, Wagner
Cordero Dixon, Weber State

NDSU's Jensen Named to Walter Payton Award Watch List

North Dakota State senior quarterback Brock Jensen is among the 20 initial nominees named to the watch list for the 2013 Walter Payton Award, which will be presented by The Sports Network to the most outstanding player in the Football Championship Subdivision on December 16.

Jensen was named the NCAA Division I FCS Championship game MVP last season after directing the Bison to a 39-13 win over Sam Houston State for NDSU’s second straight national title. He was named to the All-Missouri Valley Football Conference second team last season and was also the College Sporting News NCAA Playoff MVP.

Jensen, a 6-foot-3, 226-pound senior from Waupaca, Wis., has compiled a 32-5 record as a starter for the Bison. He completed 207 of 338 passes last season for 2,331 yards, 17 touchdowns and eight interceptions. He rushed the ball 111 times for 357 yards and 12 touchdowns.

Past winners of the FCS’ most coveted award include Steve McNair, Tony Romo, Brian Westbrook, Brian Finneran, John Friesz and Armanti Edwards, the only two-time recipient.

Returning to the Watch List as 2012 finalists are quarterbacks Jimmy Garoppolo of Eastern Illinois, Jamal Jackson of Appalachian State, Gavin McCarney of Colgate, DeNarius McGhee of Montana State and Wynrick Smothers of Central Arkansas; running backs Zach Bauman of Northern Arizona, Shakir Bell of Indiana State, Timothy Flanders of Sam Houston State, Terrance West of Towson and Zach Zenner of South Dakota State; and wide receiver Erik Lora of Eastern Illinois.

Delaware running back Andrew Pierce, a 2011 finalist and a nominee to start last season, returns to the Watch List as well. Also named are quarterbacks Jeff Mathews of Cornell and Jerick McKinnon of Georgia Southern; running backs David Johnson of Northern Iowa and Carlton Koonce of Fordham; and wide receivers Jordan Harris of Bryant, Sean Price of Appalachian State and Walter Powell of Murray State.

Bell, West and Flanders also were finalists in 2011. McGhee was a finalist in each of his first three seasons, starting in 2010.

The Watch List’s breakdown is eight running backs, seven quarterbacks and five wide receivers.

The highest returning vote-getters from the 2012 Payton race are Lora and McCarney, who finished fourth and fifth, respectively. Lora set an FCS single-season record with 136 receptions for the Ohio Valley Conference champions at Eastern Illinois. McCarney ranked ninth nationally in total offense for Patriot League champion Colgate.

There is no shortage of offense on the initial Watch List. It includes the 2012 FCS rushing leader (Zenner, 2,044 yards), receptions leader (Lora), scoring leader (McCarney, 23 touchdowns, 140 points) and the No. 2 finisher in passing yards per game (Mathews, 355.1).

The Payton Award Watch List can undergo revision during the 2013 season. Ballots will be sent to a panel of about 175 sports information and media relations directors, broadcasters, writers and other dignitaries following the regular season. The top three vote-getters will be invited to The Sports Network FCS Awards Presentation.

Old Dominion, whose quarterback Taylor Heinicke captured the 2012 Payton Award, is not eligible for the top FCS honor this season as it transitions out of the FCS as an independent. Players from FBS-bound Appalachian State and Georgia Southern, both still Southern Conference members, are eligible.

 
The Sports Network also presents the Buck Buchanan, Jerry Rice and Eddie Robinson awards. The Buchanan Award honors the outstanding defensive player in the FCS, the Rice Award goes to the FCS freshman of the year and the Robinson Award honors the FCS coach of the year. The winners of those three awards will be invited to the national awards banquet along with the top three vote-getters for the Payton Award.

NDSU Postgraduate Scholarship Winners

FARGO, N.D. - Former North Dakota State golfer Nathan Anderson, pole vaulter Leslie Brost and starting pitcher John Straka were among 58 student-athletes nationwide to be selected as NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners for the 2012-13 spring sports season.

The NCAA awards postgraduate scholarships to 29 men and 29 women each fall, winter and spring. The award is a one-time, non-renewable grant of $7,500 for study toward a graduate degree at the university or professional school of their choice.

North Dakota State student-athletes have earned 46 postgraduate scholarships since the program's inception in 1964. Anderson is the first NDSU men's golf recipient and Straka is the second NDSU baseball recipient.

Anderson, an accounting major from Oxbow, N.D., won tournaments at Navy and South Dakota State in 2012-13 and had the lowest scoring average in The Summit League with a school-record 72.23. A two-time Capital One Academic All-American, he was voted to the All-Summit League first team and Academic All-League in 2013.

Brost, an exercise science major from Watertown, S.D., made her sixth career NCAA championship appearance in June placing 18th in the pole vault. Brost was a six-time Summit League champion and became only the third female four-time outdoor champion in league history. She was a first team All-American in 2012 with a fourth-place finish at the NCAA indoor championships and was voted to the Capital One Academic All-America team in 2013.

Straka, an exercise science major from Chaska, Minn., was a three-time All-Summit League starting pitcher and a Capital One Academic All-American in 2013. He set NDSU career records for innings (312.2), shutouts (8) and fewest walks per nine innings (1.38), and finished second in starts (42), wins (22) and strikeouts (253). Straka went 22-11 with a career 2.56 ERA including a school-record 110.1 innings and 92 strikeouts his junior year. He was picked by the Texas Rangers in the 32nd round of the 2013 first-year player draft.

UND Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2013 announced

GRAND FORKS, N.D. – University of North Dakota Director of Athletics Brian Faison and UND Letterwinners Association President Karen Braaten announced today the UND Letterwinners Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2013.

Jenny Crouse (Basketball, 1995-99), Greg Johnson (Hockey, 1989-93) and Carter Rogalla(Baseball, 1994-98) will be inducted as individuals, while the 1988-89 men’s swimming & diving team and the 1991 women’s cross country team will be inducted in the team category.

Additionally, former UND hockey standout and current University of Minnesota Duluth head coachScott Sandelin (1982-86) will receive the Tom Clifford Award, while longtime statistician Jim Schothorst will receive the Honorary Letterwinner Award.

“What an incredible class of Hall of Fame honorees we have this year, representing five different sports,” said Braaten, who lettered in tennis at UND in 1971 and 1972. “All of our athletic inductees had outstanding athletics records while at UND and have continued their success beyond their collegiate years. A statistician since 1979, Jim Schothorst has volunteered countless hours to our football and basketball programs and is most deserving of his award.”

The 39^th annual Athletics Hall of Fame event will take place with a luncheon and induction ceremony on Sept. 14 prior to UND's Big Sky Conference football game against Montana. The Class of 2013 will also be recognized during halftime of the football game.

This year's three inductees bring the total number of individuals in UND's Letterwinners Athletics Hall of Fame to 237, while the two team inductees are the 33^rd and 34^th to be recognized.

Hall of Fame Class of 2013 Profiles
Jenny Crouse (Basketball, 1995-99): Led North Dakota to three consecutive NCAA Division II championships in 1997, 1998 and 1999 … Two-time NCAA DII Elite Eight Most Outstanding Player (1998, 1999) … A first-team All-American as a senior and junior and a third-team All-American as a freshman … A two-time NCAA DII National Player of the Year (1997-98, 1998-99) … Four-time All-North Central Conference selection and the 1995-96 NCC Freshman of the Year … Remains UND’s all-time leader in career points (2,284), scoring average (18.0 ppg), rebounds (1,145), field goals made (924), field goals attempted (1,474), field goal percentage (.627), free throw attempts (588) and blocked shots (494) … Still holds single-season school records for field goal percentage (.684 in 1997-98) and blocked shots (152 in 1998-99) … Set UND’s freshman scoring record with 558 points in 1995-96, a record that still stands … Blocked a school-record 14 shots in a Feb. 8, 1997, win vs. St. Cloud State, and added 19 points and 12 rebounds for the first recorded triple-double in UND women’s basketball history … UND went 116-12 (.906) during her four years, including back-to-back 31-1 seasons in 1997-98 and 1999-99 … Named to the NCAA Division II Women's Basketball 25^th Anniversary Team in 2006 … Originally from Freeport, Ill.

Greg Johnson (Hockey, 1989-93): UND’s all-time scoring leader with 272 career points in 155 games, including a WCHA-record 198 assists … The only three-time Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalist (1991, 1992, 1993) in UND history … A three-time All-American, earning first-team honors in 1991 and 1993 and second-team honors in 1992 … Named to three straight All-WCHA First Teams (1991-93) … Two-time WCHA All-Academic Team selection … Following college, spent two seasons with Canadian National Team … Won a gold medal with Canada at the 1991 World Junior Championship … Also represented Canada at the 1994 Winter Olympics … Went on to enjoy a 12-year National Hockey League career with Detroit, Pittsburgh, Chicago and Nashville … Served as team captain in Nashville for his final three seasons in the NHL … Finished his NHL career with 369 points (145 goals, 224 assists) in 785 games … Was originally drafted by Philadelphia in the second round (33^rd overall) of the 1989 draft … Brothers Corey (1992-96) and Ryan (1994-96) also played at UND … Originally from Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Carter Rogalla (Baseball, 1994-98): Graduated in 1998 as UND’s all-time leader in at-bats (586), runs scored (202), hits (201), doubles (37), triples (9), home runs (33), runs batted in (156), total bases (352) and walks (106) … Remains the school’s career leader in runs scored and walks … Ranks second all-time at UND with 63 career stolen bases … A two-time all-region selection (1996, 1998) … Also twice earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors (1997, 1998) … Named North Central Conference co-Player of the Year in 1998 … Two-time All-NCC First Team selection … Holds UND’s single-season records for RBI (65) and runs scored (64) … Also set UND single-season records for hits (68), doubles (15), triples (4), home runs (20) and total bases (143), all of which have since been broken … Helped lead UND to North Central Conference runner-up finishes in 1995 and 1998 … Originally from Thief River Falls, Minn.

1988-89 Men’s Swimming & Diving Team: Placed eighth at 1989 NCAA Division II Championship … Four individuals and four relay teams earned NCAA DII All-America honors at the national meet … Eleven individual performances from the 1988-89 season remain in UND’s all-time top-10 times list … Rollie Bottleberghe’s 1-meter diving score of 313.20 points remains the longest-standing school record in men’s swimming and diving history … Three swimmers earned CSCA All-Academic honors (Mike Ewing, Mike Olson, Wade Ritter) … Won fourth of 11 consecutive North Central Conference titles … Mike Haase was named NCC Swimmer of the Year and Chad Anderson was named NCC Diver of the Year … Four members of the team (Ewing, Haase, Ritter, head coach Mike Stromberg) have been inducted into the UND Athletics Letterwinners Association Hall of Fame.

1991 Women’s Cross Country Team: UND’s first women’s cross country team to qualify for the NCAA DII Championship, where it placed fifth … Two runners (Steph Bruening, Sheila Pexsa) were named DII All-Americans, the first in program history … Both were also named the first CCCA DII All-Academic honorees in program history … Bruening was also named a CoSIDA DII Academic All-American … Bruening and Louise Ronnerman were named all-region and All-North Central Conference … Head coach Dick Clay was named North Central Region Coach of the Year … Placed third at the North Central Region Championship … Ronnerman and Bruening are members of the UND Athletics Letterwinners Association Hall of Fame as individuals.

Tom Clifford Award
Scott Sandelin (Hockey, 1982-86): Has spent the past 12 seasons as head men’s hockey coach at the University of Minnesota Duluth … Has amassed a career coaching record of 231-229-63 (.502) and led the Bulldogs to a national championship in 2010-11 … Recipient of the 2003-04 Spencer Penrose Award as NCAA Division I men’s hockey coach of the year … Has coached two Hobey Baker Memorial Award winners and six All-Americans … Served as head coach of the United States at the 2004 IIHF World Championship … Spent six seasons on North Dakota coaching staff prior to being named head coach at UMD … Assistant coach on UND’s 1997 and 2000 national championship teams … Played at UND from 1982-86 and collected 93 points in 149 career games … Two-year team captain and was a second-team All-American as a senior.

The Tom Clifford Award was established to honor former UND President Thomas J. Clifford and his long-time support of UND Athletics. The award recognizes UND alumni who serve with distinction as athletic coaches at the high school or college levels.

Honorary Letterwinner Award
Jim Schothorst: Has spent the past 34 seasons as a statistician for UND Athletics home events … Joined the football stat crew in 1979 and added men’s and women’s basketball to his duties the following season … Served on the press box staff for the 1997 NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Elite Eight and the 2005 NCAA DII Men’s Basketball Elite Eight, both of which were held in Grand Forks … Has also served as a volunteer statistician for multiple conference championships and NCAA postseason events.

The Letterwinners Association Honorary Award is given upon official action by the club's Executive Committee to persons who, in the opinion of the committee, have contributed significantly to the furtherance of UND Athletics.

The Hall of Fame induction ceremony, proudly sponsored by the UND Letterwinners Association, will be held at the Gorecki Center on Sept. 14 at 11:30 a.m. For ticket information, please contact the UND Athletics Department at 701.777.2713.

PTP Softball All-Conference

2013 Pine to Prairie Girls Softball All-Conference Team

                                Hannah Neeland                                                 Bagley                                                   12

                                Jenna Kaiser                                                       Bagley                                                   12

Meghan Lano                                                      Fosston                                                  11

                                Kami Viken                                                         Fosston                                                 12

                                Maegan Anderson                                              LP-A                                                      12          

Cheyanne Nelson                                                LP-A                                                      10

Molley Somerville                                             LP-A                                                      10

                                Gracie Johnson                                                  Norman County                                    9                           

Taylor Jorgensen                                              Norman County                                  12

                                Haley Poehler                                                     Norman County                                  10

                                Shaina Stevenson                                               Norman County                                  11

                                Shelby Kappes                                                    NCE-UH                                               12

                                Tatum Lundin                                                     NCE-UH                                               10

                                Madelyn Sather                                                  NCE-UH                                               12          

Brittney Bray                                                      Red Lake County Central                10

Korbyn Ross                                                        Win-E-Mac                                          11

                               

                                                                                                               

Honorable Mention

                                               

                                Marye Carlson                                                   Bagley                                                   10

                                Kari Skersick                                                      Bagley                                                   11

                                Riley Thoma                                                       Bagley                                                   10

                                Laura Rasmussen                                              Bagley                                                   11

Jessie Burrack                                                    Fosston                                                  12

Carissa Raaen                                                     LP-A                                                      12

Jessie Swegarden                                               LP-A                                                      10                            

                                Ciara Austinson                                                  NCE-UH                                               12

Rana Opsahl                                                        NCE-UH                                               10

Lexi Nelson                                                          Norman County                                    9

Hannah Poehler                                                 Norman County                                  11

                                Brooke Gustafson                                              Red Lake County Central                10          

                                               

Most Valuable Players

Tatum Lundin           -           NCE-UH

Coaches of the Year

Steve Radniecki        -           NCE-UH

Ross Engelstad         -           Norman County

NDSU Wrestlers Recognized by WWC for Academic Success

Ten North Dakota State wrestlers have been recognized by the Western Wrestling Conference for their academic success during the 2012-13 season, the league announced Wednesday. Four Bison were named to the WWC All-Academic Team, while six more claimed WWC Coaches’ Honor Roll status.

Trent Sprenkle, Evan Knutson, Steven Monk and John Gusewelle earned spots on the WWC All-Academic Team by securing a minimum 3.20 cumulative grade point average, being a starter or key reserve, and holding sophomore or higher academic standing.

NDSU matched Utah Valley and Wyoming to lead all conference squads with four student-athletes on the All-Academic Team.

Mark Erickson, Paul Johnson, Kallen Kleinschmidt, Caleb Meide, Mac Stoll and Hunter Weber claimed spots on the WWC Coaches’ Honor Roll with cumulative grade point averages above 3.0.

NDSU was also recognized by the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) in May for having the 11th-best team GPA in the nation at 3.129, marking the second straight year that the Bison came in at No. 11 nationally. Sprenkle and Knutson were named to the NWCA All-Academic Team as well.

2012-13 Western Wrestling Conference All-Academic Team

John Gusewelle (NDSU), 285, So., 3.27 GPA, Mechanical Engineering

Evan Knutson (NDSU), 285, So., 3.68 GPA, University Studies

Steven Monk (NDSU), 165, Jr., 3.20 GPA, Physical/Health Education

Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 125, Sr., 3.70 GPA, University Studies

 

2012-13 Western Wrestling Conference Coaches’ Honor Roll

Mark Erickson (NDSU), 141, Sr., 3.13 GPA, Physical/Health Education

Paul Johnson (NDSU), 157, Sr., 3.23 GPA, Pharmacy

Kallen Kleinschmidt (NDSU), 197, Sr., 3.05 GPA, Exercise Science

Caleb Meide (NDSU), 157, Fr., 3.12 GPA, Mechanical Engineering

Mac Stoll (NDSU), 184, Sr., 3.01 GPA, Construction Management

Hunter Weber (NDSU), 125, Fr., 3.17 GPA, Nursing