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The 2003-04
Schedule and Results |
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Hali McClelland Honored Again
- The senior all-star was honored again
as the Dakota State University Female Athlete of the Year.
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Senior
All-Star Game - The Blue Team came from
behind to pull out an 83-76 win over the Gold Team on
Sunday.
Boxscores
and photos
can be found on these links. Thanks Seniors of
2004 for another great game! |
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2004
Senior All-Star Game Preview - Twenty-one
high school seniors will play one more game at the DSU
Fieldhouse on Sunday, March 28th, at 4:00. |
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Lady
T's Honored as Academic All-Americans -
Renae Bottum, Andrea Gullickson and Robin Grinager were
named to the NAIA All-Scholar Athlete Program for
2003-04. |
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Hali
McClelland Named All-Conference - Hali
McClelland was named to the DAC-10 All-Conference squad
for her stellar senior season. |
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The
Record Book - The 2003-04 Lady T's squad
broke twenty career, single season or single game
records this year. Click here to see which marks
were broken. |
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Mary
Ends Lady T's Season - The #4 ranked Marauders
of Mary showed a dominant defense and a strong second
half of offense to put the Lady T's out of the DAC-10
playoffs. |
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Lady
T's Lose to #4 U. of Mary and Jamestown -
DSU played a great game against nationally-ranked Mary
but came up four points short in their final
regular-season game. |
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DSU
Drops Si-Tanka Huron - The Lady T's went
on the road and got a 69-51 victory at Huron in DAC-10
Conference play. |
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Lady
T's Split Weekend Series
- DSU had a dominant
performance (65-43) against Valley City on Friday but
lost their seventh close game of the season to Mayville
State (57-62) on Saturday. |
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DSU
Suffers N.D. Losses
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DSU
made a strong comeback bid against #14 ranked Dickinson
State on Friday, then lost a heartbreaker in overtime to
Minot Saturday. |
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Lady
T's Win at Home
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A win over the Screaming Eagles of Si-Tanka Huron closes
out the first half of DAC-10 Conference play for the
Lady T's. |
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DSU
Falters Against Tech and Black Hills State
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The
Lady T's had a tough weekend at home against two teams
tied for second in the league. |
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Lady
T's Get Split on North Dakota Road Trip
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DSU dropped the weekend opener to Valley City but turned
it around to record a nine point win at Mayville
State. |
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DSU
Downed by #18 USF
- Nationally-ranked University of Sioux Falls ended the
Lady T's ten-game home win streak (seven wins this
season, three from last year) with a 77-69
victory. |
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Lady
T's Rally to Win Two
- DSU came from behind twice this weekend to post
one-point victories over Minot State and Dickinson State
at the Fieldhouse. |
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Hali
McClelland Reaches 1000 Point Mark at DSU
- With 25 points on Friday and 22 points in Saturday's
game, Hali became the 12th player in DSU history to
reach the 1000 Point plateau. |
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Hali
McClelland Honored Twice as Player of the Week
- With two one-point wins for the Lady T's and a couple
of outstanding individual performances, Hali was named
the DAC-10 as well as the Taco John's Player of the
Week. |
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Lady
T's Drop Conference Openers
- DSU went on the road for their DAC-10 conference
opener against #2 nationally-ranked U. of Mary and
Jamestown College. |
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DSU
Edged Twice on the Road
- A lack of scoring punch allowed Northwestern and
UM-Morris to keep the games close until the final minute
when both opponents hit game-winners with less than
thirty seconds on the clock.. |
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Lady
T's Win Another Security Bank Tournament
- DSU won it's fifth Security Bank tournament with wins
over Martin Luther College and UW-Superior. The
two wins keep the Lady T's perfect (5-0) at home. |
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Hali
McClelland is Taco John's Player of the Week
- Following her record-setting 19 rebound performance
and MVP selection for the Security Bank Tournament, Hali
is chosen the "Player of the Week". |
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Amber
Malvin is Taco John's Player of the Week
- Amber's career-high 30 points makes her the 11th
player in DSU history to score 30 or more points in a
single game. |
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#2
DWU Drops the Lady T's
- The Lady T's kept the game close for 33 minutes but
finally succumbed to the talented long-range shooting of
the Tigers of DWU. |
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Lady
T's Stay Perfect at Home with Win over Dordt
- Leading by five points at halftime, the Lady T's came
out fast to start the second half and was able to
out-distance the Defenders 74-46. |
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Lady
T's Drop First Game of Season
- DSU got into a shootout with the on the road and ended
up losing to the Lady Lancers of Mt. Marty. |
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Lady
T's Hold On To Beat #19 Northwestern
- The homecourt and a tough defense held up for DSU as
they beat the Red Raiders 60-53 on Saturday. |
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Lady
T's Win Opener
- The 2003-04 season got off to a good start with a
71-54 win over Briar Cliff College at the DSU Fieldhouse. |
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Season
Outlook
- Take a first look at the 2003-04 squad and Coach
Dittman's outlook for this season. "Growing
Up Quick" is the theme for this year's youthful
Lady T's squad. |
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2003
Alumni Game
- The stars of the past and present met in this years
annual alumni game. The game was close in the
beginning but the "Blue" team eventually
pulled away. |
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The
Lynn and Terry Ryan Endowed Scholarship
- Our newest endowment comes from the Dean of Students,
a recently converted basketball fan, and his wife, a
life-long Kentucky basketball enthusiast. Thank
you to Lynn and Terry for their generosity. |
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The
Class of 1997 Endowed Scholarship
- Danielle Nolte and Michelle Butash-Daniels have
generously donated an endowed scholarship to the Lady
T's. Follow this link to read further about these
two seniors of 1997. |
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2003-2004 Signings- Four high school seniors
have agreed to join the Lady T's this season.
Meet the newest members of the DSU women's basketball team. |
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Photo Album-
view the new
pictures of the 2003-2004 season. |
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Alumni
Updates
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A
number of alumni have returned their questionnaires so
we have updates for Julie (Fiegen) Price, Monica (Matthies) Severson,
Amy (Gappa) Soost, Kazzi
(Foster) Teal, Lisa (Gullickson) Evans, Heidi (Bruns)
Feland, Sharon Thyen, Julie (Heinz) Johnson, Danielle
Nolte, Heidi (Honermann)
Klingenberg and Kathy Shypulski. |
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