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The Bemidji State men and
women's indoor track and field team is less than a month away
from their first competition and are already preparing to
make another run at the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
championship.
[complete
story][PDF] |
Ali Judkins (Jr.; Bemidji, Minn.)
had the best finish for the Bemidji State women’s cross
country team as BSU competed at the North Central Region Championships
in Hays, Kan.
[complete
story] [results] |
The Bemidji State cross country
team will travel to Fort Hays, Kan. to compete in the NCAA Division
II North Central Regional on Saturday November 5th. Fort Hays
State will be the host team and the meet is slated to begin
at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday morning.
[complete story] |
The Bemidji State cross country
team traveled to Moorhead, Minn. to compete in the Northern
Sun Intercollegiate Conference championship held at the Ponderosa
golf course. Six teams competed in the meet, BSU ended the day
in fifth place with a total score of 103. The host team the
Minnesota State University, Moorhead came away with the team
championship with a score of 50.
[complete
story] [results] |
The Bemidji State cross country
team will travel to Moorhead, Minn. this weekend to compete
in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference championship
meet. The meet will be held on Saturday Oct. 22 and it is slated
to start at 12:00 p.m.
[complete story] |
Junior Nicole Friend (International
Falls, Minn.) finished in 10th place for Bemidji State as the
team competed in the Jamestown College Cross Country Invitational
at the Hilcreat Golf Course on Saturday.
[comeplete story]
[results] |
Sept. 24, 2005 - Bemidji
State runs in twenty-four team meet
Bemidji State traveled to Minneapolis to compete in
the Roy Griak Invite which featured 24 NCAA Division II schools.
The meet was held at the Les Bolstad Golf Course put on by the
University of Minnesota. Bemidji State finished in twenty first
place with a team score of 582 and an average team time of 26:19
in the 5K race. Bemidji State finished second among Northern
Sun Intercollegiate Conference teams, finshing behind Concordia
St. Paul. The University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse finished in first
place with a total team score of 60.
[complete
stroy] [results] |
Sept. 16 2005 - BSU competes
in second meet of the season
The Bemidji State cross country team traveled to Grand Forks,
N.D. to compete in the Ron Pynn Invatational held at the Ray
Richards University golf course. Six teams competed in the meet,
BSU ended the day in fifth place with a total score of 128.
The University of North Dakota took first place with a score
of 24.
[complete story]
[results] |
| Sept. 9, 2005 - MAPLE RIDGE CROSS COUNTRY MEET
CANCELLED DUE TO SEVERE WEATHER |
The Bemidji State cross country
team prepares for a busy weekend as it host the Maple Ridge
Run Friday afternoon at 5 p.m. and the Jack Pine Classic Sautrday
morning at 9 a.m.
[complete
story] [maple
ridge] [jack
pine]
|
The Bemidji State’s cross
country squad competed in its first meet of the season on Friday
afternoon, running in the Dragon Open held at the Ponderosa
Golf Course. BSU ran against some tough competition in Division
I opponents South Dakota State and North Dakota State.
[results]
[complete story] |
The Bemidji State cross country
team opens up its season in Moorhead, Minn., on September
2 when it will compete in the Dragon Run. Team scores will
not be kept this weekend, it will be individual times only
that will be tallied.
[complete
stroy]
|
Only losing one senior to
graduation and adding a couple transfers the Bemidji State
Cross Country team has a roster full of experienced runners.
After taking second last season at the Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference (NSIC) Championships there are high expectations
from eighth year coach Craig Haugen.
[complete
story] |
 Loyal
followers of the Bemidji State track and field teams know the
name Steve Schreiber (Forest Lake, Minn.) from
his high jump accomplishments. But a current article featured
on NCAA.com uncovers the personal triumphs the senior has cleared
in order to get where he is today.
[complete
story] |
 Just
because the 2005 collegiate track and field seasons are over
doesn't mean Bemidji State University student-athletes are
taking the summer off. On June 18th, five BSU track and field
and cross country team members participated in the festivities
surrounding the 29th annual Grandma's Marathon in Duluth,
Minn.
[ complete story] |
Bemidji State University men's
track and field student-athlete Phil McCollam
(Idaho Falls, Idaho) has been named to the ESPN the Magazine
/ College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) College
Division Academic All-District V Team, as announced recently
by CoSIDA.
[complete story] |
Bolstered by seven individual
championships Saturday, the BSU men's track and field team achieved
something that had alluded it in each of the last 59 years--win
a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Outdoor Championship. The BSU
women's team nabbed two individual titles of its own as it finished
fifth.
[complete story][final
results] |
With the first day of the 2005
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Championship competition
complete and 14 events in the books, the Bemidji State University
men's track team is currently in second while the women's team
is tied for fourth.
[complete story][results] |
With the end of the school year
approaching, the Bemidji State outdoor track and field team
is gearing up for the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
Championships taking place on Friday and Saturday in Moorhead,
Minn. BSU is in search of its first outdoor championship and
with the 2004 men’s and women’s champions, Minnesota
Duluth, leaving the conference the title is up for grabs.
[complete
story] [heat
assignments] |
The Bemidji State track and field
team grabbed four first-place finishes as they traveled to Moorhead,
Minn., to participate in the Ron Masanz Invitational on Saturday.
All of the top finishes came from the men’s squad.
[complete
story] [results] |
The Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference opened its outdoor championships in Aberdeen, S.D.,
on Sunday and Monday with the heptathlon and the decathlon.
Ben Mettling (Pine City, Minn.) finished in
fourth place overall with 5063 points in the decathlon while
Nicole Friend (International Falls, Minn.)
grabbed herself a fifth place finish with 3868 points in the
heptathlon.
[complete story]
[men's decathlon]
[women's heptathlon] |
Hosting their first outdoor meet
in two years, Bemidji State made a spectacular return to Chet
Anderson Stadium on Saturday as the men finished at the top
of the team standings in the Beaver Relays while the women’s
team second place finish, falling only to the University of
North Dakota.
[complete story]
[women's results]
[men's results] |
Bemidji State returns
home to host Beaver Relays (inside)
Sophomore Jonathon Hawks (Gainsville, Ga.)
has been named the Male Track Athlete of the Week in an announcement
that came from the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference office
on Tuesday. Hawks time in the 100-meter dash (10.90) at the
Jim Duncan Invite in Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday moved is
the fastest time in the conference this season.
[complete
story] |
Sophomore Jonathon Hawks
(Gainsville, Ga.) captured the only first place finish for the
Bemidji State track and field team as they traveled to Des Moines,
Iowa, to compete in the Jim Duncan Invite hosted by Drake University
on Saturday. Hawks’ first place finish came in the 100-meter
dash with a time of 10.90.
[complete
story] [results] |
After a busy weekend of competition
in which freshman Ashley Spolarich (Maple Lake,
Minn.) tied a Bemidji State school record in the high jump (5-8
1/2) and the throwing trio of junior Adam Wilson
(Forest Lake, Minn), sophomore R.J. Gross (Jamestown,
N.D.), and sophomore Justin Cox (Menahga, Minn.)
collected six top-10 finishes, BSU’s track and field team
will head to Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday
to compete in the Jim Duncan Invite.
[complete
story] |
Freshman Ashley Spolarich (Maple
Lake, Minn.) tied the school record mark of 5-8 1/2 in the high
jump, finishing sixth in the heptathlon at the St. Johns Multi
in Collegeville, Minn. Spolarich, along with four other members
of the Bemidji State track and field team competed in the two-day
event on Sunday and Monday. Spolarich finished sixth in the
heptathlon behind teammate, sophomore Nicole Friend (International
Falls, Minn.) who edged out Spolarich by just 69 points in the
final standings.
[heptathlon
results] [decathlon
results] |
The Bemidji State men’s
track and field team has seen a lot of success from the trio
of junior Adam Wilson (Forest Lake, Minn.),
sophomore R.J. Gross (Jamestown, N.D.) and
sophomore Justin Cox (Menahga, Minn.) in the throwing events
and nothing was different on Saturday as the three combined
for six top ten finishes at the Hamline Invitation in St. Paul.
[complete
story] [men's
results] |
The Bemidji State women's team
was led by sophomore Nicole Friend (International
Falls, Minn.) and junior Christa Pribula (East
Grand Forks, Minn.) as they competed in just their second outdoor
competition of the season traveling to St. Paul, Minn. and participating
in the Hamline Invitation.
[complete
story] [women's
results] |
After a competitive indoor season
in which Bemidji State broke several records, head coach Craig
Hougen is hoping that a group of fresh faces and some warmer
than usual temperatures will boost his team as they head outside
to open the 2005 outdoor track & field season.
[complete story] |
The Bemidji State University
men's and women's track and field teams captured 17 first-place
finishes in Saturday's 37-event meet hosted by Dakota State
University. The women's team was led by Nicole Friend
(International Falls, Minn.) who gained titles in the 400-meter
dash (1:00.72) and long jump (16-02.50) while Todd Zeidler
(Plentywood, Mont.) took first in both the javelin (164-06)
and the 800-meter run while running the third leg of the championship
1600-meter relay.
[men's
results][women's
results] |
Although the Indoor Track and
Field season ended nearly three weeks ago the recognition continues
to pour in for junior Adam Wilson (Forest Lake,
Minn.). For his efforts throughout the season Wilson was nominated
for the North Central Region track and field Male Athlete of
the Year.
[complete
story] |
Adam Wilson
and Ashley Spolarich led the way for the Bemidji
State University track teams at the 2005 Indoor Track Championships
Saturday garnering 2005 Male Field Athlete and Female Newcomer
of the Year awards respectively. The BSU men finished behind
Northern State University in second while the women's team finished
fifth.
[final results] |
Bemidji State University will
play host to the 2005 NSIC Men’s and Women’s Indoor
Track and Field Championships this Friday and Saturday. This
is the 37th year that the Northern Sun has held a conference
championship for Indoor Track and Field.
[complete
story] [NSIC
Indoor Championships web site] |
The Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference announced today that junior Adam Wilson
(Forest Lake, Minn.) has been named Field Athlete of the Week
for his efforts on Friday in the Beavers Classic.
[complete
story] |
Junior Adam Wilson (Forest Lake,
Minn.) and freshman Ashley Spolarich (Maple Lake, Minn.) each
found themselves holding new school records as the annual Beaver
Classic came to a close on Friday in the Gillett Recreation
and Fitness Center on the campus of BSU.
[complete
story] [results] |
Freshman Ashley Spolarich (Maple
Lake, Minn.) combined a first place finish in the high jump
(5-4 1/2), a second in the 800-meter run (2:24.54) and a third
place finish in the long jump (16-2 1/2) to help her capture
third place overall in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference’s
women’s pentathlon hosted by Northern State University
on Sunday.
[complete
story] [women's
pentathlon results] [men's
heptathlon results] |
Junior Christa Pribula (East
Grand Forks, Minn.) captured her first win since the opening
meet of the year for Bemidji State as she crossed the finish
line after 5:36.96 in the one-mile run for the Beavers’
as they competed in the Huskies’ Open in St. Cloud, Minn.
Pribula also grabbed a second place finish in the 1,000-meter
run with a time of 3:13.54.
[complete
story] [results] |
Adam Wilson and Pat Lais each
claimed first place in their respective events for the men while
freshman Ashley Spolarich jumped into first place in the women's
high jump to lead the Bemidji State University indoor track
and field team Saturday at the Cobber Open.
[complete
story] [men's
results] [women's
results] |
Several members of the Bemidji
State track and field team will be looking to hold on to their
top rankings in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
as they travel to Moorhead, Minn., on Saturday to compete in
the Cobber Open hosted by Concordia College.
[complete story] |
After his record setting performance
just a week ago, junior Adam Wilson
(Forest Lake, Minn.) helped the Bemidji State men claim second
place at the Cobber Duals in Moorhead, Minn. Saturday taking
first place finishes in both the shot put (50-6) and the weight
throw (52-6).
[complete story]
[men's
results] [women's
results] |
Bemidji State’s men and
women’s track and field team will travel to Moorhead,
Minn., on Friday and Saturday to compete in the Cobber Duals
on the campus of Concordia College.
[complete
story] |
The Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference announced that juniors Ben Hopkins (Baudette,
Minn) and Adam Wilson (Forest Lake, Minn.),
and freshman Ashley Splolarich (Maple Lake,
Minn) have been selected as the Men’s Track and Field
and Women’s Field Athletes of the Week for their performance
in Bemidji State’s Super 8 Open Saturday.
[complete story] |
Junior Adam Wilson
(Forest Lake, Minn.) set new Bemidji State record in the weight
throw with a toss of 53’8” on Saturday as BSU hosted
its annual Super 8 Open at the Gillett Recreation and Fitness
Center.
[complete story]
[results] |
The
Bemidji State University men's and women's track and field
teams will host the 2005 Super 8 this weekend at the Gillett
Recreation and Fitness Center. The meet is slated to begin
at 1:00 p.m. with the men's and women's pole vault and the
women's and men's distance medley relay.
[complete
schedule of events]
|
Senior Steve Schreiber
(Forest Lake, Minn.) set a new Bemidji State record in the high
jump clearing 6'10" to help propel the Beavers' varsity
squad past BSU alums in the annual Alumni Indoor Track and Field
competition held Saturday at the Gillett Recreation and Fitness
Center.
[complete story] |
Bemidji State University will
hold its annual Alumni Indoor Track and Field meet Saturday,
January 15th. Events are slated to begin at 3:00 p.m. with dinner
and an alumni social to follow.
[complete
schedule of events] |
The Bemidji State University
men’s and women’s indoor track and field teams opened
their 2005 season at the Northwest Open hosted by University
of Minnesota Saturday afternoon. The Beavers had 16 top-six
finishers, improving on the ten they had last year. BSU junior
Christa Pribula (East Grand Forks, Minn.) captured
first place in the mile run.
[complete story][men's
results][women's
results] |
Bemidji State’s cross country
team finished in 24th place at the North Central Region Women’s
Cross Country Championships on Saturday afternoon.
[complete story][results] |
Bemidji State’s cross country
team, powered by top-five finishes from both Christa
Pribula and Nicole Friend, finished
in second place at Saturday’s Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference Women’s Cross Country Championship.
[complete
story][results] |
Bemidji State’s cross country
squad competed at the Dragon Invitational on Friday afternoon,
narrowly missing out on second place in the three-team event.
[complete
story][results] |
BSU's cross country squad finished
in 17th place in the Division II category at the University
of Minnesota's Roy Griak Invitational. Christa Pribula led the
team with a 51st overall finish, completing the six-kilometer
course in 24:13.
[complete story][results] |
The Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference announced Monday that Christa Pribula
has been named Female Cross Country Co-Athlete of the Week,
the third time in her three-year career she has earned the award.
[complete story] |
Led by Christa Pribula,
the Bemidji State cross country team finished in sixth place
at the Ron Pynn Invitational. Pribula finished the five-kilometer
course with a time of 20:12.
[complete story][results] |
Christa Pribula
finished in third place at the five-kilometer Maple Ridge Run
with a time of 19:54. The event was won by North Dakota's Veronica
Sackett.
Results [Women][Men][HS
Girls][HS
Boys][Junior
High] |
Check out the 2004 Cross Country
team with roster, schedule and outlook.
2004 Outlook [HTML][PDF] |
Phil McCollam,
a senior track and field athlete at Bemidji State University,
became the first 2003-04 Beaver to be recognized on the College
Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America
Team.
[complete
story] |
The Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference announced last week that four Bemidji State athletes
were named to its all-conference team. Mark Nordell,
Christa Pribula, Steve Schreiber and Caesare
Stimson were all awarded all-NSIC honors.
[recap] |
Steve Schreiber successfully
defended his high jump crown Saturday afternoon at the 2004
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Outdoor Track &
Field Championships. Schreiber cleared 6-7, besting his nearest
rival by two inches and joining Caesare Stimson as the
only two Bemidji State athletes to win individual events at
the championship meet. Including the indoor season, Schreiber
has now won four consecutive NSIC high jump titles.
[recap][complete
results] |
Christa Pribula posted
the highest individual finish for Bemidji State after the first
day of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Outdoor Track
& Field Championships in Duluth, Minn. Pribula finished
in second place in the 3000-meter steeplechase with a blistering
11:51.99 time, smashing her own school record in the process.
[recap][complete
results] |
Bemidji State’s outdoor
track and field team will travel to the shores of Lake Superior
to compete in the final meet of their season this weekend. The
two-day Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Outdoor Track
& Field Championships will be held in Duluth, Minn.
[complete
story] |
The Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference announced Tuesday that Adam Wilson has been
named Field Athlete of the Week after winning the shot put at
the Ron Masanz Invitational. Wilson’s toss of 51-11 1/4
narrowly shaved Joe Ferraro’s school record, set
in the 2000 season.
[complete story] |
Adam Wilson launched a
51-11 1/4 throw at the Ron Masanz Invitational on Saturday night,
earning him his third shot put win of the outdoor season.
[complete story][results] |
Caesare Stimson pulled ahead of Northern
State’s Katie Anderson during the final event to earn her
third consecutive Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference heptathlon
title on Monday afternoon. Stimson is thought to be the first
athlete in the history of the conference to accomplish such
a feat.
[complete story][heptathlon
results][decathlon
results]
[Al Cassell
Relays results] |
| In Day 1 of the 2004 NSIC Women's Heptathlon,
Caesare Stimson is a mere 68 points behind
leader Katie Anderson from Northern State. Shelby McCrady
stands 10th with 2,148 points while Nicole Friend
sits 12th with 2,038 points. In the NSIC Men's Decathlon, Travis
Schwarz sees himself in sixth-place after Day 1. Ben
Mettling comes in at the tenth-spot. |
After her performances at the
NDSU Open and Manitou Classic, freshman Nicole Friend (International
Falls, Minn.) was named the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
Co-Track Athlete of the Week.
[complete story] |
Bemidji State’s outdoor
track and field team travelled to Northfield on Saturday, where
the men’s squad competed in the Carleton Relays at Carleton
College and the women’s team was entered in the Manitou
Classic at St. Olaf College.
[complete
story] [men's
results][women's
results] |
Bemidji State’s outdoor
track and field team earned wins in five individual events and
one relay at the NDSU Open on Tuesday night. Nicole Friend
battled gusty winds, but still managed to sprint to victories
in both the 200-meter dash and 400-meter dash. Competing in
just her second meet as a Beaver, the victories are the first
of Friend’s career.
[complete story] |
The Bemidji State University
women’s cross country team received accolades in the classroom
recently. With a 3.34 grade point average, the Beaver harriers
were ranked No. 43 among all NCAA Division II institutions.
[complete
story] |
Caesare Stimson received
Field Athlete of the Week accolades from the Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference after her heptathlon performance at the St. John’s
Multi last Monday.
[complete story] |
Head track and field coach Craig
Hougen announced today that due to forecasted weather conditions
in Des Moines, Iowa, the team will not be competing in the Jim
Duncan Invite on Saturday. No replacement event will be scheduled
for this weekend.
[complete story] |
Caesare Stimson used wins
in the high jump (5-4 1/2) and the 200-meter dash (26.92 s)
to post a first-place finish in the St. John’s Multi, her
first heptathlon of the 2004 season. With 16 athletes competing,
she did not finish below seventh place in any of the seven events.
[complete story] |
The Bemidji State track and field
teams began the 2004 outdoor season Saturday at the Hamline
Invite, held on the windy campus of Macalester College in St.
Paul, Minn. The Beavers earned five event wins on the day, led
by the women’s relay teams, who posted victories in the
4x100-meter and 4x400-meter events.
[complete
story][men's
results][women's
results] |
Bemidji State's 2004 outdoor
track and field season begins on April 3 at the Hamline Invite
in Minneapolis, Minn. The team will then participate in the
St. John's Multi in Collegeville, Minn. on April 4-5 before
returning to Bemidji.
2004 Prospectus - [PDF] |
The Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Conference announced Monday that four Bemidji State athletes
have been named to its all-conference team. The honorees include
Mitch Cooper, Shelby McCrady, Steve Schreiber
and Adam Wilson.
[complete
story] |
The Bemidji State men's track
and field team was in second place after Friday, but a subpar
Saturday dropped them to a disappointing fourth-place finish.
After a slow start on Thursday and Friday, the women failed
to build up any momentum and wound up finishing seventh.
[complete recap][championship
results][Saturday
results] |
After Friday’s events at
the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Indoor Track and
Field Championships, Bemidji State’s men sit in second
place with 43.5 team points, 9.5 back of Minnesota-Duluth.
[complete recap][Friday
results] |
Travis Schwarz drew first
blood for the Beavers at the NSIC championships, earning three
team points for a sixth-place finish in the pentathlon.
[men's
pentathlon results][women's
pentathlon results] |
Bemidji State’s men’s
and women’s indoor track and field teams left town Wednesday
on a charter bus, ready to run down the opposition at the 2004
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference championships in Wayne,
Neb.
[complete
story] |
Adam Wilson was recognized
by the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference as its Field
Athlete of the Week after breaking Bemidji State’s shot
put record on Thursday with a 51-6 1/2 throw at the Bison Classic.
[complete story] |
Bemidji State indoor track and
field head coach Craig Hougen expected to see
some robust individual performances from his squad at tonight's
Bison Classic, and he was not let down.
[complete
story][men's
individual results][women's
individual results] |
Steve Schreiber tied for
first place in the high jump at this weekend's Cobber Invitational
in Moorhead, Minn., and was rewarded with Co-Field Athlete of
the Week honors by the NSIC.
[complete story] |
Riding superb individual performances
from Steve Schreiber and Adam Wilson, the Bemidji
State men’s indoor track and field team finished in fourth
place in the eleven-squad Cobber Invitational.
[complete story][men's
individual results][women's
individual results] |
Six school records have been
broken by the Bemidji State indoor track and field squad through
the first four meets of the season.
[complete story] |
Junior high jumper Steve Schreiber (Forest
Lake, Minn.) cleared 6'8.25" at tonight's Bison Open, vaulting
him into a second place finish. His performance earned him a
provisional qualification to the 2004 NCAA Division II Indoor
Track & Field Championships.
[complete story][men's
individual results][women's
individual results] |
Senior Caesare Stimson (Chisago Lakes,
Minn.) used strong efforts in both the high jump and shot put
events to help her to a third-place overall finish in today's
Bison Pentathlon.
[complete story][Bison
Pentathlon results][Cobber
Pentathlon results] |
The Bemidji State men’s and women’s
indoor track and field teams will host the BSU Pentathlon and
Super 8 Open, Jan. 23-24 at the Gillett Recreation Fitness Center.
[complete
story][Registration][Meet
Schedule] |
Listed below are the complete results from
the Bemidji State Indoor Track & Field Alumni Meet.
[complete results] |
The Bemidji State men’s and women’s
indoor track and field teams are set to host the BSU Alumni
Meet, Saturday, Jan. 17. The schedule begins at 3:00 p.m. at
the Gillett Recreation Fitness center on the campus of BSU.
All events begin with the women followed by the men.
[complete story] |
The men’s and women’s track and
field teams opened up the 2004 indoor season today at the Northwest
Open at the University of Minnesota by placing eight top five
finishers in the one day competition.
[complete story]
[men's
individual results] [women's
individual results] |
The men and women both begin the 2004 season
with an appearance at the Northwest Open in Minneapolis, Minn.,
Jan. 10. Take a look at the season outlook in PDF format.
2004 Season Outlook [PDF] |
