THIS WEEK
With both teams pursuing postseason opportunities, the University of Mary men's basketball team closes out the 2020-21 regular season at home in a pair of games against Minot State University at the McDowell Activity Center. The Marauders and Beavers open the weekend at 6 pm on Friday, February 19. The regular season concludes with the Marauders Senior Day game starting at 4 pm on Saturday, February 20.
 
 
SENIOR SATURDAY
Five seniors will be honored prior to the Marauders Saturday home game against Minot State University.
 
WYATT CARR
One of the top three-point shooters in school history, Wyatt Carr is a two-year starter who has played nearly 100 games in his Marauders career. The senior from Hazen, ND, is 14^th in school history in three-pointers with 122. He has scored over 600 career points including 19 against MSU Moorhead in 2019. Wyatt hit 45% of his career 3-point attempts and shot 77% at the free throw line.

"Wyatt Carr has been a consistent presence in our lineup for the last four years. He will be remembered as an incredible shooter and a passionate player. He has worked incredibly hard to be an offensive threat and an impactful defender over his time here. Wyatt has been one of our favorite players to be around his positive energy is contagious and makes everyone want to be better and fight harder for one another. Wyatt won't be an easy player to replace and his impact on our program will go far beyond the games." - UMary Head Coach Joe Kittell

 
JUSTIN ENGG
Named to the NABC Honors Court and the NSIC Winter All-Academic Team, Justin Engg was a key reserve for the Marauders the last three seasons after redshirting as a freshman. The forward from Minot, ND, played in 60 games in his career and posted over 100 points and 100 rebounds with a career-best 12 points in a win over Bemidji State.

"Justin was a player of incredible toughness and determination. He was the constant teammate that was always striving to make himself and his team better. Justin was someone every player and coach could trust and count on. A four-year member of our program, nobody led in the weight room, during conditioning, or at practice better than Justin. He put his heart into making our program better and we will never be able to thank Justin enough for his attitude and effort." - UMary Head Coach Joe Kittell

 
CONNOR HELLEBUST
A two-year starter at guard and a three-year contributor, Connor Hellebust graduated after the 2020 season. He finished his career with 667 points and 98 3-pointers, which ranks him 20^th all-time at UMary. He scored a career best 22 points in a last-second win at Bemidji State in 2020. The guard from Bismarck, ND, earned a spot on the NSIC Winter All-Academic team and the NABC Honors Court for his work in the classroom. (NOTE: Connor Hellebust was not honored at the end of the 2019-20 season as after the season he chose to graduate and not compete this season but the Marauders want to acknowledge his accomplishments and contributions to the program.)

"Connor was one of the first players to commit to being a Marauder when we first arrived here and was the first high school player from North Dakota. I will be forever grateful for Connor's belief in us and making UMary the right place for Bismarck and North Dakota kids to come and play their college career. Connor was a relentless worker and absolutely did everything he could possibly do for this program to a point where he physically wasn't able to do it anymore. I'm not sure I've been around someone who sacrificed his body more for his team. I know our program was better for having him in it and we missed having him around this year but our very happy for his success after basketball." - UMary Head Coach Joe Kittell

 
GLENN JORDAN
A member of the Marauders starting lineup the last two seasons, Glenn Jordan transferred to UMary from Allen Hancock College. The Tacoma, WA, native has played 43 games for the Marauders and has scored over 200 points in two seasons with a career-best 15 at Minnesota State last year. Glenn was selected to the 2020 NABC Honor Court for his academic excellence.

"Glenn has been an outstanding leader for our program and our university since arriving on campus. He is a man of high character and beliefs which has left an impact on our program. Always calm and ready Glenn has been a steady presence for us for that last two years and is always ready to do whatever the team needs. Glenn is a man of high character and we were very fortunate to have him these last two seasons." - UMary Head Coach Joe Kittell

 
MATTHEW KREKLOW
An All-Northern Sun second team selection in 2020 and a two-time NSIC Player of the Week, Matthew Kreklow is the Marauders single season and career leader in blocked shots. The senior from Maple Plain, MN, also ranks 10^th all-time in scoring with nearly 1,200 points and 4^th in rebounding with over 620. Deadly accurate both from the field and the line, Matthew makes 52% of his field goal attempts and 79% of is free throws.  He is also a 3-time member of the NSIC Winter All-Academic team and earned a spot on the NABC Honor Court.

"A no doubt future Hall of Famer, Matt Kreklow committed to our program when it had just one conference win the season before, but he had belief and faith in us and the University of Mary. He will go down as one of the best players to ever wear the orange and blue and in our opinion one of the best people as well. His commitment to getting better on the floor all while staying committed to his faith is a bright example just what a student-athlete can accomplish here at the University of Mary. No paragraph or quote will ever truly represent what Matt has meant to our program or this University. All we can say is thank you for all you have done and the manner you did it!" - UMary Head coach Joe Kittell

 UNIVERSITY OF MARY HOME GAME ATTENDANCE POLICY
University of Mary men's basketball home games are currently closed to the general public and no tickets will be sold. A limited number of family passes will be distributed to both the home and away teams and to UMary faculty & staff and students.
 
TICKETS FOR AWAY GAMES
Each campus is making pandemic-related policies regarding fan attendance. Please check with opposing schools/venues for ticket availability for fans.
 
HOW TO FOLLOW YOUR MARAUDERS LIVE ONLINE

• Links to live streaming video, game stats and radio streams are available at www.GoUMary.com/coverage
• Live video also streamed at www.NSICNetwork.com/goumary
• Fox Sports 710 AM radio broadcasts available online at https://foxsports710.iheart.com/

 
MARAUDERS HOME BASKETBALL GAMES AIRING LIVE ON FOX SPORTS 710
All home University of Mary men's and women's basketball games air live on Fox Sports 710 AM. Voice of the Marauders Jesse Rostvedt calls all the action this season from the McDowell Activity Center.
 
NSIC NORTH PLAYOFF SCENARIOS
As we enter the final week of the Northern Sun season, here are what we think are the playoff scenarios for the NSIC North Division in a season when just the top four teams qualify for the conference tournament:
•             Only Northern State (12-0 NSIC North record) and MSU Moorhead (8-0) have secured a tournament berth. The Wolves and Dragons meet in Aberdeen, SD, this weekend. A split or sweep for NSU gives the Wolves the top seed from the North. The Dragons would have to sweep to earn the top seed, which will be based on winning percentage.
•             Five of six teams have a chance to make the postseason tournament, including UMary (4-8), Bemidji State (4-8), Minot State (4-4), Minnesota Duluth (4-6) and St. Cloud State (5-5). Only Minnesota Crookston (1-11) is eliminated.
•             UMary must sweep its weekend home series against Minot State to remain in the running for the post-season.
•             Bemidji State must sweep its weekend home series with Minnesota Crookston.
•             Should UMary and BSU both finish 6-8 in league play, BSU is believed to have an edge based on the Beavers season sweep of St. Cloud State.
•             SCSU and Minot State can earn playoff slot with one win this weekend. The Huskies and the Beavers are eliminated from the playoff if they are swept. 
•             SCSU hosts Minnesota Duluth. Only one of the two teams will make the tournament. If UMD sweeps SCSU the Bulldogs are in and the Huskies are eliminated. If SCSU wins at least one game the Huskies qualify for postseason play and the Bulldogs are eliminated.
 
RECORDS
The University of Mary is 4-10 overall this season and 4-8 in the NSIC North Division standings. The Marauders are tied for 6^th place in the divisional standings… Minot State is 6-6 and 4-4, tied for third in the NSIC North standings.   
 
OPPO RESEARCH – MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY
Minot State University is poised to earn a spot in the NSIC tournament if they can beat the University of Mary at least once this weekend. The Beavers are tied with St. Cloud State for third in eth NSIC North standings with a .500 winning percentage. Senior G Max Cody passed 1,000 career points earlier this season. He averages 13.7 ppg and 4.7 apg. Newcomer Melvin Newbern averages a team-high 14.5 ppg and 9.1 rpg to lead MSU in both categories. Two other Beavers also average double digits in scoring – Cam'ron Dunfee (13.1 ppg) and Kody Dwyer.
 
WELCOME BACK
Randall Herbst, the UMary men's basketball coach from 2009-11 who took the Marauders to the 2011 NCAA tournament, is in his first season as assistant coach at Minot State.  
 
HISTORY LESSON - MARAUDERS v. BEAVERS
In a series that stretches back to the 1972-73 season – just the third year of Marauders basketball – the University of Mary trails Minot State 38-37 all time… The Marauders swept last years' season series and have won three of the last four and 6-of-10… The Beavers have won 13 of the last 20 get-togethers… In  NSIC games the Marauders are 7-9 against the Beavers. LAST MEETING: Matthew Kreklow posted 25 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks to lead the Marauders to a 75-72 overtime home win over the Beavers on Dec. 21, 2019. Jaylan white added 13 pints and five assists and Trever Kaiser came off the bench to score 10. Kyle Beisch led the Beavers with 27 points.  
 
LAST WEEKEND
One weekend after facing 2^nd ranked Northern State, UMary went on the road to take on the other team tied for first place in the NSIC North Division – MSU Moorhead… The Dragons won the opener 82-71. Matthew Kreklow registered 21 points and 12 rebounds to lead UMary. He was 8-for-12 from the field and made all four free throws. Trever Kaiser added 14 points. Lorenzo McGhee led the Dragons with 21 points… The Dragons completed the sweep by hitting 10-of 13 treys in the first half in a, 89-60 win for the home team. Kreklow had 15 points and seven rebounds for UMary and Deven Franks added a career-best 12 points. Kaiser added 11. Gavin Baumgartner as 7-of-9 on treys and led MSUM with 29 points.  
 
INSIDE OUT
Matthew Kreklow and Trever Kaiser have packed an impressive scoring punch for the Marauders this season, combining to lead UMary in scoring each game. Matthew Kreklow handles the scoring inside with Kaiser delivering from outside. Kaiser averages 17.0 ppg to rank 9^th in the NSIC. Kreklow checks in at 14.8 ppg (15^th). Combined the duo averages 31.8 ppg. Their combined scoring total is fifth in the NSIC, behind only Northern State's Parker Fox and Mason Stark (38.6 ppg), St. Cloud State's Anthony Roberts and Caleb Donaldson (38.0 ppg), Upper Iowa's Joe Smoldt and Jareese Williams (34.7), and Minnesota Duluth's Drew Blair and Charlie Katona (31.9)
 
NUMBERS TO KNOW
1,183 | Matthew Kreklow ranks 11th all-time in scoring at UMary. He became the 20th Marauders player to crack 1,000 career points in the season opener and has passed Rich Lorenz (993), Craig Steffan (1,004), Tracy Porter (1,006), Chuck Welch (1,031), former teammate Jaylan White (1,064), NCAA All-American Anthony Moody (1,126), Jordan Wilhelm (1,129), UMary Hall of Famer Bruce Ashworth (1,136), All-American Kurt Schwamp (1,149) and Hall of Famer Rusty Gillette (1,167). Next on his list is former teammate Damonta Henry (1,196). 
 
617 | Matthew Kreklow sits 5th all-time in career rebounds with 598 after edging past Dave Hanson at 553, Eric Erdmann (603) and Rory Entzi (609). Next up is former teammate Bryan Jefferson (620) in fourth place.
 
159 | Matthew Kreklow is the Marauders all-time career blocked shot leader with 159
 
194 | UMary has made as more free throws (194) than its opponents have attempted (193)
 
122 | Wyatt Carr is 14th at UMary in career 3-pointers with 122. This season the senior has passed Craig Steffan (104), Joel Welstad (106), Leon Washington (108) and Anthony Moody (118) on the Marauders all-time leaderboard. Next up is Eric Erdmann (127). 
 
31 | Trever Kaiser scored a career-high 31 points against BSU. It was the Marauders first 30-point game in three years and the most scored by a UMary player since All-NSIC forward Bryan Jefferson scored 33 against Bemidji State on Feb. 12, 2016.
 
9 | The Marauders return nine of their top 11 scorers from last year
 
8 | Trever Kaiser or Matthew Kreklow has led the Marauders in scoring in every game this season. They have held the team lead six times each and twice together. Lucas Mayer also tied for team-high scoring honors with Kreklow once
 
3.63 | The UMary men's basketball team posted a team GPA of 3.63 for the 2020 fall semester. Last season the Marauders combined for a 3.59 GPA over the course of the Spring 2020 semester and earned the NABC Team Academic Excellence Award for a second straight year.
 
107 | Marauders head coach Joe Kittell earned his 100th career win as a collegiate head coach last season and owns 107 victories. Kittell earned 42 wins at Lake Region State College from 2013-15. He has won 65 games at UMary since taking over the Marauders program in 2015-16. Kittell is fourth all-time in coaching wins at UMary.  Legendary Hall of Famer Al Bortke tops the list with 335, followed by Jim Feeney (144), Rod Jonas (69), Kittell (65) and Juno Pintar (55).
 
9 | Nine different Marauders have reached double figures in points this season (Trever Kaiser, Matthew Kreklow, Josh Sipes, Wyatt Carr, Treyton Mattern, Kam Warrens, Lucas Mayer, Matthew Johnson, Deven Franks).
 
2.0 | Matthew Kreklow is 7^th nationally and 3^rd in the NSIC in blocks per game
 
FREEBIES
Once again the Marauders are finding their way to the free throw line. UMary has shot 255 free throws after 14 games… UMary's opponents have shot just 193 free throws… The Marauders are shooting 76.1% at the line (194-of-255) to 65.8% by the opposition (127-of-193)… UMary has shot more free throws in 10-of-14 games this season than the opposition… Last year the Marauders went to the line 116 times more than their opponents and made 115 more free throws.
 
REJECTION LETTERS
2019-20 All-Northern Sun second team selection Matthew Kreklow is the Marauders all-time career leader in blocked shots with 159. He surpassed UMary Hall of Famer and All-American forward Marc Hawley (108 rejections in 1995-97) last season. With 55 blocks last season, Kreklow also owns the school's NCAA era single-season record for blocked shots, surpassing fellow All-NSIC selection Damon Smith's total of 54 (2011-12)… Kreklow is off to another tremendous start on both ends of the court, averaging 14.8 points, 7.8 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 2.0 blocks per game while making 49.3% of his shots (including a 5-of-11 effort on treys) and 79.7% at the line (63-of-79) after 14 games… Last season Kreklow led the Marauders in scoring (14.4 ppg), rebounding (8.1 rpg), blocks (2.0 bpg), and field goal percentage (56.1). He was second in steals (24) and third in free throw percentage (80.6) while pacing the team in makes (100) and takes (124)… The senior from Maple Plain, MN, was 3rd in the NSIC in blocks, 4th in field goal percentage, 7th in rebounding, 10th in free throw percentage and 17th in scoring… Kreklow is just the 3rd UMary player to win NSIC Player of the Week multiple times (Eric Erdmann and All-American Anthony Moody were both honored three times). Kreklow first won the honor in January 2019 after leading the Marauders to a weekend sweep of Minnesota Crookston and Bemidji State. He closed 2019 by winning the honor in December after scoring 16 points on 8-of-11 shooting with 12 rebounds and three blocks in a win over the University of Maine, followed by 25 points, ten rebounds and five blocks in an overtime win over Minot State.
 
DOUBLE DOWN
Matthew Kreklow posted his third double double of the season against MSUM after recording seven last season on his way to All-NSIC honors. For his career Kreklow has 13 double doubles. Here's the list:
2/12/21 at MSU Moorhead | 21 points and 12 rebounds
1/30/21 vs. Minnesota Crookston | 11 points and 10 rebounds
1/23/21 at Bemidji State | 13 points and 11 rebounds
2/22/20 at MSU Moorhead | 26 points and 10 rebounds
1/24/20 at Minnesota Crookston | 23 points and 12 rebounds
12/21/19 vs. Minot State | 25 points and 10 rebounds
12/17/19 vs. Maine-Fort Kent | 16 points and 12 rebounds
12/14/19 vs. Northern State | 18 points and 13 rebounds
12/13/19 vs. MSU Moorhead | 25 points and 10 rebounds
11/30/19 at Minot State | 12 points and 10 rebounds
1/25/19 vs. Minnesota Crookston | 14 points and 10 rebounds
11/20/18 vs. South Dakota Mines | 14 points and 10 rebounds
11.28.17 vs. Yellowstone Christian | 11 points and 10 rebounds
 
KAISER ROLL(ING)
Trever Kaiser started showing his scoring abilities in the last half of last season. This year he has taken another leap forward. The junior guard is averaging a team-leading 17.0 ppg and ranks 9^th in the NSIC and 117^th in NCAA D2… Kaiser scored a career-high 31 points at Bemidji State… his previous career-best came in the second week of this season when he scored 23 points in back-to-back games against St. Cloud State… Four times Kaiser has posted 20 or more points in a game this season. 
 
DOWNTOWN
Wyatt Carr continues to be deadly behind the arc. The senior forward is hitting on 44% of his treys this season (18-of-41). Carr is averaging 7.8 ppg this season after scoring a season-high 15 points in the Marauders win over the Golden Eagles… Last season Carr connected on 51% of his trey attempts, hitting 43-of-85 of his 3-point attempts. An efficient scorer, Carr converted 52% of this field goal attempts during the season and averaged 8.1 ppg. He also owns 589 points in his career… Josh Sipes provided another strong hand behind the arc for the Marauders. The sophomore is 17-of-36 on treys this year (47.2%), including a 3-for-4 effort on treys in a win at Bemidji State. Last season Sipes made 38.9% of his trey attempts (42-of-108) and was second to Carr in made 3s. 
 
BENCH PLAY
The Marauders bench has played a key role in several games for UMary this season. Against #2 Northern State, UMary held a 17-3 edge in points off the bench in game one and a 14-7 advantage in game two. Lucas Mayer has scored at least six points in each of the last six games (7.3 ppg), including 11 points against UMC… Kade Amundson had six points on two treys in game one against the Wolves and five points in game two.
 
DEBUTS
Five Marauders have made their Blue & Orange debuts this season… Freshman Deven Franks made his first Marauders appearance against SCSU last weekend. He totaled eight points – his first UMary points – in Saturday's win over the Huskies. Redshirt freshmen guards Treyton Mattern and Matthew Johnson and junior transfers Kam Warrens and Davids Atelbauers all made their first appearances for UMary in the opening series against Sioux Falls.
 
ALL HANDS ON DECK
With the NCAA allowing all players to compete this season without losing a year of eligibility, all eligible scholar-athletes are available to play this season with no need to redshirt.
 
SENIOR CITIZEN BRIGADE
The Marauders have a veteran team this season as half the roster are upper classmen with three seniors and five juniors. Additionally, UMary has one player in his fifth season with the Marauders, three in their fourth year and three in their third.
 
BORDER PATROL
The Marauders feature six North Dakotans on the 2020-21 team, including four from Bismarck. Kade Amundson, Lucas Mayer, Treyton Mattern and Josh Sipes are Bismarck Century graduates. Wyatt Carr is a native of Hazen and Justin Engg is from Minot.
 
DEFENSE
Last season UMary allowed just 70.7 points/game last season to rank 4th in the NSIC and 64th nationally. The Marauders held opponents to 70.9 ppg in 2018-19, 3rd best in the NSIC. UMary allowed 67.5 ppg in the opening weekend against USF. For the season UMary is giving up 72 ppg, currently 8th in the league… Additionally the Marauders have held their opponents below their season scoring average in nine out of 12 games this season.  
 
THE BORTKE COURT MAC ATTACK
The Marauders once again found success on Bortke Court in the McDowell Activity Center. The playing floor was christened Bortke Court in honor of long-time Mary men's basketball coach and athletic director Al Bortke in July 2009. Here is the Marauders NCAA Division II home record:
2006-07:   5-  7
2007-08:   4-  7
2008-09:   7-  5
2009-10: 11-  2
2010-11: 12-  1
2011-12:   3-10
2012-13:   3-  9
2013-14:   6-  7
2014-15:   4-  8
2015-16:   8-  7
2016-17:   8-  6
2017-18:   2-11
2018-19:   9-  5
2019-20:   8-7
2020-21:   2-4
 
The Marauders once won 27 straight home games for Coach Bortke at the MAC (February 19, 1976 thru November 11, 1978).
 
HOME
All Marauders home games will start at 6 pm on Fridays and 4 pm on Saturdays. UMary opens its home schedule with a visit from St. Cloud State University on January 8-9 and is scheduled to play a total of eight home games at the McDowell Activity Center.
 
ROSTER RUNDOWN
The Marauders return nine of their top 11 scorers from last season, providing the UMary squad both depth and experience entering the season. Here's a quick look at the Marauders position groups.
 
FRONT COURT
All-Northern Sun performer Matthew Kreklow is one of the top players in the conference with his ability to dominate a game on both ends of the court. The 6-foot-9 post UMary's single-season and career blocked shot leader and is climbing the all-time chart in rebounding (8th) and is 24 points from becoming the 20th Marauders to score 1,000. The senior averaged 14.4 points, 8.1 rebounds and 2.0 bocks/game while shooting 56.1 percent from the floor and 80.6 percent at the free throw line in 2019-20… Senior Wyatt Carr moved into the starting rotation fulltime last season and is one of the top outside shooters in the NSIC. The Hazen, ND, native hit on 50.6% (43-of-85) of his trey attempts last year and is a career 43.3% shooter from behind the arc. Carr averaged 8.1 ppg and 3.8 rpg his junior season while shooting 51.6% overall. He has made 76.8% of his career free throw attempts… Junior Kade Amundson made a pair of starts and averaged 4.0 ppg and 2.0 rpg while playing in 24 games… Justin Engg provided energy off the bench as a key reserve across all 29 games, averaging 2.2 ppg and 2.6 rpg while making 10 steals, 5th on the team… Limited to seven games in each of the last two seasons after playing in all 29 games as a freshman in 2017-18, junior Lucas Mayer returns to health and provides a defensive presence on the front court… Regan Tollefson played in 16 games last season as a freshman, showing his potential while averaging 3.1 ppg in limited action. He knocked down 14 of 15 free throws… Kam Warrens joins the Marauders this season after playing the last two years at Yuba Community College. The junior averaged 7.5 ppg and shot 67.7% to help Yuba win a conference title and advance to the California Community College tournament Sweet 16… Redshirt freshman Logan Nagorski and freshman Cooper Olson – both Minnesota natives – will also be in the mix for time on the court.
 
BACK COURT
The Marauders have a big hole to fill in the backcourt following the graduations of both All-NSIC guard Jaylen White and Connor Hellebust. The duo were multi-year starters for the Marauders. Hellebust graduated early due to a chronic back injury. UMary returns plenty of experience, however… Glenn Jordan started the Marauders final 16 games of last season. The senior averaged 5.3 ppg and was third on the squad in steals with 19… sophomore Josh Sipes proved to be a dangerous outside threat for the Marauders. Sipes, who started 16 games and played all 29 as a redshirt freshman, was second on the team with 42 treys, hitting 38.9% of his 3-point attempts. He averaged 6.6 ppg and 3.1 rpg… Trever Kaiser provided an offensive jolt off the bench for the Marauders, averaging 7.2 ppg and 3.2 rpg. In the last ten games of the regular season he chipped in over 11 ppg… Davids Atelbauers joins the Marauders this season after playing the last two years at NCAA Division I University of North Dakota and earning a handful of starts for the Fighting Hawks. Atelbauers was a member of the 2019 Latvia National U20/21 team at the FIBA European championships… Matthew Johnson and Treyton Mattern, both are coming off redshirt seasons, and incoming freshman Deven Franks will all battle for court time. 
 
NSIC, UMARY BASKETBALL COVID-19 PANDEMIC CHANGES
In order to compete safely this season during the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Mary, the NCAA and the Northern Sun have created several new policies. Here are just a few changes implemented for the 2020-21 men's and women's basketball season….
•             The 2020-21 season for Northern Sun members opened Jan. 2
•             NSIC teams will play 16 games, all against conference competition (teams normally play 26 regular season games that includes a 22-game NSIC schedule)
•             All teams will play two games against a single conference opponent each weekend (usually play two different teams each weekend)
•             All NSIC schools host home games for eight straight weeks as either the men's or women's team will play at home with the other team on the road (no men's and women's doubleheaders)
•             The NSIC will only declare North and South Division champions and not an overall champion for 2021
•             Eight teams will advance to the NSIC tournament (all teams previously made the tournament with first-round games at home sites)
•             Marauders home games are currently closed to the general public
•             Only home Marauders basketball games will air on Fox Sports 710 (follow road Marauders basketball games live video streams at www.GoUMary.com/coverage)
•             Game programs are only available online and will not be printed
•             Winter scholar-athletes will maintain their year of eligibility independent of whether they compete or not
 
NEXT WEEK
The Northern Sun men's basketball tournament is set for Feb. 25-28 at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, SD. The top four teams in both the NSIC North and South divisions will earn playoff berths.
 
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