THIS WEEK
•The Southwest Minnesota State University men's basketball team (15-11) continues play in the NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament on Saturday afternoon playing taking on No. 5 (NABC) Augustana University (23-2) in the quarterfinals with tip-off set for 1:30 p.m. at Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, S.D.
•SMSU is the No. 5 seed from the South Division, while AU is the No. 1 seed from the South Division.
•SMSU advanced to Saturday's game following an 89-75 road victory over No. 4N Minot State on Wednesday.
•The winner of Saturday's game will advance to the semifinals on Monday to face either No. 2N MSU Moorhead or No. 6N St. Cloud State at 1:30 p.m. at the Sanford Pentagon.
•The championship game is set for Tuesday, March 1, at 4 p.m.
•AU, which received a first-round bye, has defeated SMSU twice this season, winning 103-74 in Marshall on Dec. 4 and earning a 74-62 win last Saturday in Sioux Falls. AU is ranked No. 1 in this week's NCAA Central Region rankings released on Wednesday.
•The complete 2022 NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament bracket can be found on page 18.

    BROADCAST INFO
•Saturday's game will be broadcast on 105.1 FM KARL with Ryan Rohlik providing play-by-play.
•Live stats, radio and video broadcasts of all games can be found at SMSUmustangs.com.

    SMSU NSIC TOURNAMENT HISTORY
•Since the NSIC Tournament started in 2000, SMSU is 27-18 all-time with two championships (2012 & 2017).
•SMSU has advanced to the semifinals 12 times and have played in eight championship games (2001, 2002, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2017, 2018, 2019).
•The Mustangs are 10-2 at home, 3-8 on the road and 14-8 in neutral site tournament games.
•A complete listing of each tournament game is located on page 4.  

    SMSU HEAD COACH BRAD BIGLER
•Brad Bigler, the all-time wins leader in program history, is in his 13th season as head coach and has an overall record of 205-164, including 138-129 in NSIC play. He earned his 200th career victory on Jan. 22, 2022, versus Bemidji State.
•The 2012-13 and 2016-17 NSIC Coach of the Year, Bigler has led SMSU to seven winning seasons, including one 28-win season, one 25-win season and two 19-win seasons.
•SMSU won NSIC Tournament titles in 2012 and 2017 and won back-to-back NSIC South Division championships in 2016-17 and 2017-18.  
•SMSU has played in five NSIC Tournament championship games during his tenure (2010, 2012, 2017, 2018, 2019).
•SMSU's 11th head coach, Bigler spent six seasons (2003-09) as an assistant coach at SMSU, including the last three as associate head coach.
•SMSU's 71 combined victories from 2016-19 was the best three-year stretch in program history.
•Bigler's complete bio is found on page 16.

    BYERS NAMED ALL-NSIC SECOND TEAM
•Senior Kenny Byers was named All-NSIC second team on Thursday. It's the second time in his career he has earned All-NSIC second team accolades (2019-20).
•Byers averaging a team-high 15.2 points per game and ranks second with 6.2 rebounds per game. He is shooting 45.4 percent (154 of 339) from the field with a team-leading 154 field goals made and is shooting 80.9 percent (76 of 94) from the free throw line.
•In NSIC play this season, Byers ranked 11th in the league in free throw pct. (79.2), 13th in steals (1.3), 15th in rebounding (6.5), 16th in assists (3.1), 17th in scoring (15.4), 19th in field goal pct. (45.8) and 19th in assist/turnover ratio (1.1).

    MUSTANG TIP-OFF TIDBITS
•SMSU has had 12 games decided by four points or less or in overtime this season. SMSU has lost three games with the opponent scoring the game-winning points with four seconds or less in regulation and is 4-6 in games decided by four points or less.
•Redshirt freshman Dunwa Omot scored a career-high 28 points with a career-high six 3-pointers in SMSU's win over Minot State on Wednesday.
•SMSU made a season-high 16 3-pointers in the victory on Wednesday, including 10 in the first half. It was the first time since Nov. 10, 2018, that SMSU made 10 or more 3-pointers in a single half.
•Senior Kenny Byers ranks 12th in team history with 1,295 points in 119 games.
•Sophomore Jake Phipps ranks fifth in team history in field goal pct. (56.9) and ninth in blocked shots (77).
•SMSU has shot a higher field goal percentage than its opponent in 18 of 26 games.
•For the season, senior Kenny Byers leads SMSU in scoring (15.2), ranks first in field goals made (154) and is second in assists (84).
•Phipps ranks first in rebounding (6.5), second in field goals made (139), second in scoring (13.0), second in field goal pct. (51.9) and third in 3-pointers (22).
•Redshirt freshman Dunwa Omot has connected on a team-high 56 3-pointers and is averaging 12 ppg.
•Sophomore Cliff McCray has recorded a team-high 91 assists and has a team-leading 46 steals.
•SMSU has recorded the same or outrebounded its opponent in 20 of 26 games.
•SMSU is shooting 47 percent from the field, 37 percent from 3-point range, 78 percent from the free throw line and is plus-4.1 in rebound margin.
•SMSU is averaging 71 points per game, while opponents are averaging 70 points per game.

    SMSU IN THE NSIC/NCAA STATS
•In the final NSIC statistics (NSIC games only), SMSU ranked fourth in scoring defense (71.7), fifth in field goal pct. defense (43.6), sixth in field goal pct. (46.6) and 12th in scoring offense (70.1). SMSU also ranked second in free throw pct. (78.4), second in 3-point field goal pct. (37.7) and sixth in rebound margin (+2.2).
•Jake Phipps ranked third in blocked shots (1.3) and ninth in the NSIC in field goal pct. (50.7) ; Kenny Byers ranked 11th in free throw pct. (79.2) ; Cliff McCray ranked second in steals (1.7) and 11th in assists (3.1) ; Dunwa Omot finished 15th in 3-point field goals per game (2.0).
•In the latest NCAA statistics (Feb. 23), SMSU ranks 13th in free throw pct. (78.4), 58th in fewest fouls (374), 54th in 3-point field goal pct. (37.1), 57th in rebound margin (+4.1) and 74th in field goal pct. (46.8). Jake Phipps ranks 42nd in total blocks (37) and 56th in blocked shots per game (1.4) ; Cliff McCray ranks 61st in total steals (46). A complete listing of the latest NCAA stats can be found on page 15.

    MUSTANGS OPEN TOURNAMENT WITH BIG ROAD WIN
•SMSU connected on a season-high 16 3-pointers with the Mustangs' Dunwa Omot scoring a career-high 28 points to pace SMSU to an 89-75 victory over Minot State on Wednesday night.
•SMSU made 16 of 31 3-pointers and finished the game shooting 56 percent (31 of 55) from the field.
•Omot closed the game making 10 of 12 field goals and made a career-high six 3-pointers.
•Kenny Byers also had a big game with 19 points, seven assists and four rebounds.
•Cliff McCray and Anthony Costello each scored 11 points, while Jake Phipps added eight and Logan Benson chipped in with seven points.

    EARLIER THIS SEASON VERSUS AUGUSTANA
•SMSU lost to Augustana (103-74) on Dec. 4 in Marshall and last Saturday in Sioux Falls (74-62).
•Box scores from both games can be found on pages 18-19.

    SERIES HISTORY VERSUS AUGUSTANA
•SMSU and Augustana meet for the 43rd time on Saturday with AU leading 27-15 with the first meeting in 1972-73.
•AU has won the past seven games with SMSU's last victory coming on Feb. 24, 2018.
•AU holds an 14-5 advantage in games played in Sioux Falls.
•SMSU head coach Brad Bigler is 8-18 all-time versus Augustana
•Game-by-game results of the series is located on page 17.



    SCOUTING AUGUSTANA
•Augustana is 23-2 overall and won the NSIC regular season title with a record of 17-2.
•AU has won 17 straight games with its only losses at Wayne State (Nov. 23) and at Upper Iowa (Dec. 17).
•Senior Tyler Riemersma, the NSIC South Player of the Year, is averaging a team-high 18.5 ppg and 10.8 rpg.
•Junior Isaac Fink is scoring 15.2 ppg with 53 3-pointers and averaging 5.5 rpg.
•Senior Adam Dykman is averaging 13.2 ppg with 44 3-pointers.
•AU is shooting 48 percent from the field, 38 percent from 3-point range, 76 percent from the free throw line and is plus-7.3 in rebound margin.
•AU is averaging 78 points per game, while opponents are averaging 65 points per game.
•Head coach Tom Billeter is in his 19th season with a record of 356-195. He led the Vikings to the 2016 NCAA Championship. He has a career record of 453-247 in 23 seasons overall having spent four seasons as head coach at North Dakota State.

    BYERS REACHES 1,000 CAREER POINTS
•Senior Kenny Byers became the 25th player in team history to reach 1,000 career points during SMSU's loss to Augustana on Dec. 4.
•Byers ranks 12th in team history with 1,295 points in 119 games, connecting on 504 field goals, including 65 3-pointers and 222 free throws.
•He is just the 11th player in team history to reach 500 field goals made.

    SMSU SETS PROGRAM SINGLE-GAME RECORD
•This year's SMSU team set a program single-game record in its 84-58 victory over Newman on Nov. 13 connecting on all 15 free throw attempts. The previous single-game record was a 14 for 14 performance versus Minnesota Crookston (Jan. 18, 2002).  

    PHIPPS AND BYERS EARN NSIC WEEKLY AWARD
•Sophomore Jake Phipps has been named the NSIC South Division Player of the Week twice this season on Nov. 22 and Dec. 20.
•Senior Kenny Byers was named the NSIC South Division Player of the Week on Jan. 10.

    MUSTANG CAREER 20-POINT GAMES  
•Three current SMSU players, senior Kenny Byers, sophomore Jake Phipps redshirt freshman Dunwa Omot have scored 20 or more points in a game during their careers.
•Byers has reached 20 points nine times this season and 20 times in his career, which includes one 30-point game.
•Phipps reached 20 points five times this season and six times in his career, while Omot has reached the 20-point mark five times this season.
20 or More Point Games in Career
    33    Kenny Byers    Minnesota Crookston, 1/31/20
    28    Dunwa Omot    Minot State, 2/23/22
    27    Kenny Byers    St. Cloud State, 12/13/19
    26    Kenny Byers    Parkside, 11/19/21
    25    Dunwa Omot    Minnesota Duluth, 1/28/22
    25    Jake Phipps    Concordia-St. Paul, 12/17/21
    24    Jake Phipps    Northern State, 1/14/22
    24    Dunwa Omot    UMary, 1/8/22
    24    Kenny Byers    Wayne State, 1/4/20
    24    Kenny Byers    Minnesota Duluth, 12/14/19
    23    Dunwa Omot    Winona State, 2/12/22
    23    Kenny Byers    St. Cloud State, 1/29/22
    23    Kenny Byers    Sioux Falls, 1/2/22
    23    Kenny Byers    Minnesota State, 1/11/20
    23    Kenny Byers    Sioux Falls, 12/21/19
    22    Kenny Byers    Augustana, 2/19/22
    22    Kenny Byers    UMary, 1/8/22
    22    Jake Phipps    Minnesota State, 12/18/21
    22    Kenny Byers    Upper Iowa, 12/11/21
    22    Jake Phipps    Sioux Falls, 11/23/21
    22    Jake Phipps    Sioux Falls, 2/21/21
    21    Kenny Byers    Minnesota State, 2/4/22
    21    Jake Phipps    Davenport, 11/20/21
    21    Kenny Byers    Concordia-St. Paul, 1/10/20
    21    Kenny Byers    Augustana, 1/3/20
    20    Kenny Byers    Winona State, 2/12/22
    20    Dunwa Omot    St. Cloud State, 1/29/22
    20    Kenny Byers    Northern State, 1/14/22
    20    Kenny Byers    Central Missouri, 11/9/19
    20    Kenny Byers    Concordia-St. Paul, 12/8/18
    20    Kenny Byers    Crown, 11/24/18
Bold indicates 2021-22 season

    LOGAN BENSON NOTES
•Has played in 26 games with 18 starts and is averaging 3.0 ppg and 3.1 rpg.
•Scored career-high 10 points on 4 of 4 shooting with two 3-pointers vs. Minnesota Crookston (1/21/22).
•Grabbed career-high six rebounds vs. Winona State (12/10/21).
•Played in seven games with two starts last season.
•Sat out the 2019-20 season as a redshirt.

    KENNY BYERS NOTES
•Has started all 26 games and is averaging a team-high 15.2 ppg and ranks second with 6.2 rpg.
•Named All-NSIC second team on Thursday.
•Scored game-winning field goal with 5.6 seconds left in overtime to defeat Minnesota State (12/18/21).
•Scored season-high 26 points with 10 field goals at Parkside (11/19). Also scored 23 points vs. Sioux Falls (1/2) and at St. Cloud State (1/29).
•Sat out the 2020-21 season.
•Started all 29 games in 2019-20 and led team in scoring (16.3), rebounding (6.9), assists (95) and steals (43).
•Named All-NSIC second team in 2019-20.
•Scored career-high 33 points at Minnesota Crookston (1/31/20).  
•Grabbed a career-high 16 rebounds vs. Minnesota Duluth (12/14/19).
•Named to the 2019 NSIC All-Tournament team.

    NOAH CHAMBERLAIN NOTES
•Has played in 14 games with two starts.
•Scored season-high five points vs. Minnesota Crookston (1/21/22).
•Played in eight games with two starts last season and averaged 2.5 ppg and 1.4 rpg.
•Scored career-high seven points vs. Minot State (1/8/21) on 3 of 3 shooting with one 3-pointer.
•Scored five points vs. Minnesota State (1/24/21).
•Sat out the 2019-20 season as a redshirt.

    ANTHONY COSTELLO NOTES
•Has played in all 26 games and is averaging 8.5 ppg and 2.9 rpg.
•Scored season-high 18 points on nine field goals at St. Cloud State (1/29/22).
•Has scored double figures in 12 games.
•Scored 16 points o 7 of 12 shooting vs. Bemidji State (1/22/22).
•Spent three seasons (2018-21) at Dakota State University before transferring to SMSU.

    ALEX HILLESHEIM NOTES
•Has played in three games and grabbed one rebound at Minnesota Duluth (1/28/22).
•Played in five games in 2020-21 averaging 4.0 ppg and 2.0 rpg.
•Scored career-high 13 points on five field goals and grabbed a career-high six rebounds vs. Minnesota State (1/24/21).

    GRANT KRAMER NOTES
•Has started 24 games and is averaging 6.5 ppg and 5.5 rpg.
•Missed two games due to COVID protocols.  
•Second on the team with 38 3-pointers.
•Scored season-high 16 points vs. Augustana (12/4/21).
•Scored 15 points with five 3-pointers at Wayne State (12/2/21).
•Played in five games with three starts last season after missing the first six games due to injury.
•Scored career-high 18 points on a career-high seven field goals with four 3-pointers at Northern State (2/26/20).
•Scored 17 points with five 3-pointers versus both Wayne State (2/21/20) and Augustana (2/22/20).
•Career-high 11 rebounds at Minnesota State (1/12/19).
•Sat out the 2017-18 season as a redshirt.

    CLIFF MCCRAY NOTES
•Has started all 26 games and is averaging 9.5 ppg and has dished out a team-high 91 assists.
•Tied career-high with eight assists at Northern State (1/14/22).
•Tied career-high with 19 points vs. Minnesota Morris (11/29/21).
•Scored 19 points vs. Newman (11/13/21) on 7 of 10 shooting.
•Played and started nine games last season and averaged 7.7 ppg and a team-high 6.0 rpg.
•Led the team in 2020-21 with 41 assists.
•One of two true freshman to play in 2019-20.

    LANCE MOSLEY NOTES
•Has played in two games with one rebound.
•Played in three games last season and scored two points vs. Minnesota State (1/23/21).

    DUNWA OMOT NOTES
•Has played in all 26 games with eight starts and is averaging 12 ppg and 1.8 rpg.
•Leads the team with 56 3-pointers.
•Scored a career-high 28 points with six 3-pointers at Minot State (2/23/22)
•Has scored 20 or more points in five games.
•Scored 25 points with five 3-pointers at Minnesota Duluth (1/28/22).
•Scored 23 points with five 3-pointers at Winona State (2/12/22).
•Played in four games and averaged 1.3 ppg and 0.8 rpg in 2020-21.

    JAKE PHIPPS NOTES
•Has started all 26 games is averaging 13 ppg and a team-high 6.5 rpg.
•Has a team-high five double-doubles this season.
•Scored a career-high 25 points with 12 field goals at Concordia-St. Paul (12/17/21).
•Scored 24 points on 10 of 15 shooting at Northern State (1/14/22).
•Twice has been named NSIC South Player of the Week this season.
•Scored 21 points on 9 of 13 shooting with 11 rebounds vs. Davenport (11/20/21).  
•Grabbed career-high 12 rebounds at Parkside (11/19/21).  
•Started 10 of 11 games in 2020-21 and averaged 11.1 ppg and 4.6 rpg.
•Appeared in all 29 games with three starts in 2019-20 and averaged 7.2 ppg and 3.8 rpg.
•Shot a team-high 63.3 percent from the field in 2019-20 ranking third in team history.
•Sat out the 2018-19 season as a redshirt.

    SAM SCHWARTZ NOTES
•Has played in 25 games and is averaging 3.8 ppg and 2.2 rpg.
•Scored season-high 12 points on 5 of 6 shooting at Concordia-St. Paul (12/17/21).
•Poured in 11 points with three 3-pointers vs. UMary (1/8/22).
•Grabbed career-high 11 rebounds with a career-high six assists vs. Minnesota Morris (11/29/21).
•Played in nine games with four starts in 2020-21 and averaged 9.3 ppg and 2.8 rpg.
•Scored career-high 15 points with six field goals vs. Sioux Falls (2/21/21).
•Hit three 3-pointers twice vs. Minot State (1/8-9/21).
•Sat out the 2019-20 season as a redshirt.

    JONATHAN ZINNIEL NOTES
•Has played in three games and scored two points vs. Newman (11/13/21) and Minnesota Morris (11/29/21).
•Played in three games in 2020-21 and had one rebound.  

    NSIC SOUTH VS. NSIC NORTH
•SMSU finished 3-3 versus NSIC North Division teams in 2021-22 after not having any conference games versus NSIC North Division opponents in 2020-21.
•SMSU is a combined 43-27 versus North teams in conference play since divisions were introduced prior to the 2012-13 season.
•The 2019-20 season (3-5) was just the second time in eight seasons SMSU had a losing record versus the North Division.
•SMSU finished with a 3-5 record versus the NSIC North Division in 2019-20; 5-3 in 2018-19; 7-1 in 2017-18; 6-2 in 2016-17; 3-5 in 2015-16; 5-3 in 2014-15; 5-3 in 2013-14; and 6-2 in 2012-13.
•Now through eight seasons of conference play, the NSIC South holds a 325-237 advantage over NSIC North teams since divisions were formed in 2012-13.  
•The 2018-19 season is the only year in which the North has held an advantage versus the South.  

    HOME AND AWAY IN 2021-22
•SMSU, which finished 6-5 at home this season, has a home record of 109-59 since Brad Bigler took over in 2009-10.
•SMSU, 9-6 in road/neutral site games this season, is 96-105 in 201 road/neutral site games during the Bigler era.
•The following is a statistical comparison of the Mustang team averages for home and away/neutral games in 2021-22:
        W-L    FG%    3-FG%    FT%    REB    PTS    TO    
Home    6-5    46.1    33.0    78.1    36.4    70.5    11.8     Away    9-6    47.3    39.8    78.7    35.3    71.9    12.8    


    HOME SWEET HOME
•The 2021-22 season marks the 26th year the R/A Facility has served as the home arena for SMSU men's basketball.
•SMSU has a record of 241-106 (.694) in 347 games with three losing seasons.
SMSU in the R/A Facility
    Year    Overall    NSIC    Non
    1996-97    6-4    3-2    3-2    
    1997-98    8-5    4-2    4-3    
    1998-99    10-3    5-1    5-2    
    1999-00    12-3    7-2    5-1    
    2000-01    12-1    9-0    3-1    
    2001-02    12-2    7-2    5-0    
    2002-03    9-5    7-2    2-3
    2003-04    9-5    5-3    4-2    
    2004-05    6-8    3-4    3-4
    2005-06    10-5    3-4    7-1    
    2006-07    13-2    8-1    5-1
    2007-08    12-2    7-2    5-0
    2008-09    13-3    8-2    5-1
    2009-10    12-3    7-3    5-0
    2010-11    10-3    8-3    2-0
    2011-12    10-2    9-2    1-0
    2012-13    7-4    7-4    0-0
    2013-14    11-4    8-3    3-1
    2014-15    6-8    4-7    2-1
    2015-16    8-4    7-4    1-0
    2016-17    9-3    8-3    1-0
    2017-18    12-2    10-1    2-1
    2018-19    12-5    7-4    5-1    
    2019-20    4-9    2-9    2-0
    2020-21    2-6    1-5    1-1
    2021-22    6-5    5-5    1-0
    Totals    241-106    159-80    82-26

    CONSECUTIVE 3-POINT GAMES
•Southwest Minnesota State has made on at least one 3-point field goal in 687 straight games.
•The last time SMSU failed to connect on a 3-pointer was on Dec. 11, 1998, versus MSU Moorhead (0 for 10) at the North Dakota State Classic.

    MUSTANGS AND THE CENTURY MARK
•SMSU has not scored 100 points in a game since Feb. 1, 2019, versus Minnesota Crookston (100-78).
•SMSU is 40-8 all-time when scoring 100 points, including 8-2 under head coach Brad Bigler.

    WORKING OVERTIME
•SMSU is 3-1 in overtime games this season earning a 71-69 victory at Minnesota State on Dec. 18, losing 72-71 to Sioux Falls on Jan. 2, earning a 93-86 double overtime win at St. Cloud State on Jan. 29 and beating Wayne State, 60-55 in Marshall on Feb. 17.
•SMSU is 51-40 all-time in overtime games.
•SMSU is now 8-6 in double overtime and is 1-2 in triple overtime games all-time.

    SMSU IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT
•SMSU has made five NCAA Tournament appearances (2001, 2009, 2012, 2017, 2018) since moving to Division II in 1995-96.
•SMSU is 9-5 all-time in NCAA Tournament games appearing in three region championship games with region titles and Elite Eight appearances in both 2001 and 2009.  

    SEASON OPENERS
•SMSU is 29-26 all-time in season openers following this season's loss to Rogers State.
•SMSU has opened the season on the road six times in the last seven seasons.

    SMSU ALL-TIME IN THE NSIC
•The 2021-22 campaign marked the 53rd season SMSU has competed in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.
•SMSU has an all-time record of 387-430 in 817 conference games, finishing in the top half of the final standings 26 times in 53 seasons, including this season.
•SMSU has captured one regular season championship (2000-01) and two tournament championships (2012 and 2017).
•SMSU also won NSIC South Division titles in both 2016-17 and 2017-18.

    MUSTANG HISTORY
•Southwest Minnesota State is in its 55th season of men's basketball in 2021-22.
•SMSU has played 1,513 games compiling an all-time record of 697-816.
•SMSU has won two NSIC regular season championships (2001 & 2009), two NSIC South Division championships (2017 & 2018), two NSIC Tournament championships (2012, 2017), two NCAA Region championships (2001 & 2009) and has appeared in five NCAA Tournaments (2001, 2009, 2012, 2017, 2018).
•SMSU has recorded 25 winning seasons in program history with 18 coming in the last 25 years, including this season.

    SMSU ALL-TIME IN THE NSIC TOURNAMENT
•Since the NSIC Tournament started in 2000, SMSU is 27-17 all-time with two championships (2012 & 2017).
•SMSU has advanced to the semifinals 12 times and have played in eight championship games (2001, 2002, 2007,
2010, 2012, 2017, 2018, 2019).
•The Mustangs are 10-2 at home, 3-8 on the road and 14-
8 in neutral site tournament games.
    2000     NORTHERN STATE W 79-67
    2000     vs. Wayne State L 72-84
    2001     MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 92-60
    2001     vs. Minnesota Duluth W 78-71
    2001     vs. Winona State L 78-94     Championship Game
    2002     MSU MOORHEAD W 84-56
    2002     vs. Northern State W 77-70
    2002     vs. Minnesota Duluth L 57-59     Championship Game
    2003     MSU MOORHEAD L 62-70
    2004     at Winona State L 65-71
    2005     at Northern State L 83-94
    2006     WAYNE STATE W 71-57
    2006     at Winona State L 58-75
    2007     BEMIDJI STATE W 86-43
    2007     vs. Northern State W 82-63
    2007     at Winona State L 70-80     Championship Game
    2008     UPPER IOWA W 76-63
    2008     vs. Northern State L 70-74
    2009     NORTHERN STATE L 63-72
    2010     at Minnesota State W 80-78
    2010     vs. Winona State W 81-67
    2010     at St. Cloud State L 67-68     Championship Game
    2012    MINNESOTA DULUTH W 99-92
    2012     vs. Winona State W 69-64
    2012     vs. MSU Moorhead W 76-72     Championship Game
    2013     at MSU Moorhead L 78-87
    2014     UMARY W 82-65
    2014     vs. Wayne State W 68-45
    2014     vs. Minnesota State L 57-68
    2015     at St. Cloud State L 83-93
    2016     at Northern State L 80-82
    2017     MINNESOTA DULUTH W 79-54
    2017     vs. Sioux Falls W 79-68
    2017     vs. Augustana W 97-89 2ot
    2017     vs. Upper Iowa W 71-58     Championship Game
    2018     UMARY W 78-73
    2018     vs. Augustana W 79-64
    2018     vs. St. Cloud State W 73-66
    2018     vs. Northern State L 75-81     Championship Game
    2019     at MSU Moorhead W 86-81
    2019     vs. Bemidji State W 75-62
    2019     vs. Wayne State W 84-78 ot
    2019     vs. Northern State L 68-72     Championship Game
    2020    at Northern State L 67-79
    2022    at Minot State W 89-75
BOLD indicates home game