Missouri S&T Miners

Missouri S&T Miners (variously S&T or Missouri Miners) refers to the students, graduates, and sports teams of Missouri University of Science and Technology. Until 1964, the school was known as the "Missouri School of Mines", and until 2008 it was the "University of Missouri—Rolla". The nickname "Miner", or a variation of it, is common at mining schools in many states. The teams compete in Division II of NCAA sports. Missouri S&T was a long-time member (since 1935) of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) until they joined the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) in 2005. Missouri S&T's official school colors are silver and gold; the color green has historic relevance and is also used prominently.[3]

Missouri S&T Miners
University	Missouri University of Science and Technology
Conference	Great Lakes Valley Conference
NCAA	Division II
Athletic director	Melissa Ringhausen
Location	Rolla, Missouri
Varsity teams	15
Football stadium	Allgood–Bailey Stadium
Basketball arena	Gibson Arena at Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building
Baseball stadium	S&T Ballpark
Mascot	Joe Miner
Nickname	Miners
Fight song	"Fight, Miners"[1]
Colors	Green and Gold[2]
Website	www.minerathletics.com

Sports

Missouri S&T has a total of 15 sports teams (8 for men, 7 for women).

Men's sports Baseball Basketball Cross country Football Golf Soccer Swimming Track & Field

Women's sports Basketball Cross country Golf Soccer Softball Track & Field Volleyball

Baseball

The baseball team won the GLVC West division title in 2011, 2012 and 2016.[4][5] The baseball team also won a share of the GLVC regular season title in 2019, tying with Maryville University and Quincy University.

Conference affiliations:

• 1935–2005: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
• 2006–present: Great Lakes Valley Conference

Head Coach: Todd DeGraffenreid
Home Field: S&T Ballpark
Uniform Colors: Black and Gold (inception–2007), Green and Gold (2008–present)
MIAA Titles: 1968, 1972
GLVC (West) Titles: 2011, 2012, 2016
GLVC (Regular Season) Titles: 2019

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Jeff Mitchell: 1992
• Eric Cummins: 2003
• Steve Hopkins: 2004
• Brandon Cogan: 2009, 2010
• Andy Hall: 2012
• Lee Voth-Gaeddert: 2012
• Nick Ulrich: 2016

Missouri S&T baseball records are listed below.[7]

Year Record Conference 1966 7–8 3–7 1967 5–7 4–4 1968 6–3 4–3 1969 9–8 3–6 1970 8–12 4–8 1971 8–15 4–8 1972 20–12 9–3 1973 13–15 3–5 1974 6–22 1–11 1975 6–15 2–11 1976 2–18 2–14 1977 17–15 7–10 1978 11–15 4–11 1979 10–14 5–7

Year Record Conference 1980 14–17 6–6 1981 14–27 3–9 1982 12–21 5–7 1983 4–20–1 2–8 1984 5–15 3–6 1985 7–16 3–9 1986 6–25 4–8 1987 15–9 7–5 1988 11–17 6–6 1989 9–20–1 3–9 1990 4–18 3–9 1991 5–26–1 0–14 1992 8–19 3–7 1993 4–16–1 2–10–1

Year Record Conference 1994 8–26 0–15 1995 14–28 3–16 1996 14–23–1 6–11–1 1997 20–19–2 10–13 1998 13–23 6–16 1999 9–27 4–14 2000 9–32 6–22 2001 21–19 15–13 2002 10–31 10–19 2003 20–19 13–16 2004 16–33 11–20 2005 11–43 6–25 2006 11–41 9–36 2007 20–27 13–24

Year Record Conference 2008 22–25 15–17 2009 19–33–1 12–16 2010 19–33 14–18 2011 30–19 21–7 2012 32–15 20–10 2013 24–25 22–14 2014 20–29 14–21 2015 25–26 19–17 2016 39–19 19–9 2017 26–23 16–12 2018 26–26 15–13 2019 30–17 22–11 2020 7–8 2–1

Men's

The team made the GLVC tournament in 2010 for the first time since joining the conference. The Miners also made the GLVC Tournament field in 2012, 2014 and 2017 and as a member of the MIAA, won the conference tournament in 1996.

Head Coach: Bill Walker (2019–present)[8]
Assistant Coach: Marques Baldwin (2013–present)[9]

Conference Championships:

MIAA: 1975–76, 1995–96

All-Americans:

• Curtis Gibson: 1984–85
• Duane Huddleston: 1987–88
• Bill Jolly: 1992–93
• Michael McClain: 1995–96

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Russ Klie: 1977
• Todd Wentz: 1984
• David Moellenhoff: 1986
• Brian Westre: 2002, 2003, 2004
• Bryce Foster: 2014

Missouri S&T men's basketball records are listed below.

Year Record Conference 1909–10 4–2 N/A 1910–11 1–4 N/A 1912–13 3–2 N/A 1914–15 3–5 N/A 1915–16 5–5 N/A 1916–17 1–12 N/A 1917–18 1–8 N/A 1918–19 4–6 N/A 1919–20 3–12 N/A 1920–21 11–5 N/A 1921–22 17–4 N/A 1922–23 7–10 N/A 1923–24 4–9 N/A 1924–25 4–9 N/A 1925–26 3–14 N/A 1926–27 3–13 N/A 1927–28 1–16 N/A 1928–29 2–15 N/A 1929–30 3–15 N/A 1930–31 9–6 N/A 1931–32 7–5 N/A 1932–33 2–11 N/A

Year Record Conference 1933–34 5–7 N/A 1934–35 8–8 N/A 1935–36 5–10 2–8 1936–37 3–12 2–8 1937–38 2–14 1–9 1938–39 3–14 0–10 1939–40 3–13 1–9 1940–41 7–12 1–9 1941–42 0–16 0–10 1942–43 7–12 2–8 1943–44 7–6 N/A 1945–46 7–9 2–8 1946–47 6–13 1–9 1947–48 10–9 3–7 1948–49 5–10 0–10 1949–50 7–12 2–8 1950–51 3–16 2–8 1951–52 3–17 2–8 1952–53 2–18 1–9 1953–54 6–13 1–9 1954–55 6–15 0–10 1955–56 5–15 2–8

Year Record Conference 1956–57 8–13 3–7 1957–58 4–14 1–9 1958–59 5–15 2–8 1959–60 6–17 1–9 1960–61 8–15 1–9 1961–62 7–16 0–10 1962–63 6–16 1–9 1963–64 5–17 0–10 1964–65 11–12 3–7 1965–66 11–8 3–7 1966–67 11–11 3–7 1967–68 13–10 4–6 1968–69 5–17 0–10 1969–70 10–13 2–8 1970–71 9–13 5–7 1971–72 12–11 7–5 1972–73 15–11 8–4 1973–74 12–12 7–5 1974–75 16–9 8–4 1975–76 18–9 10–2 1976–77 18–8 7–5 1977–78 8–16 1–11

Year Record Conference 1978–79 9–15 3–9 1979–80 11–14 5–7 1980–81 12–13 4–10 1981–82 12–14 4–8 1982–83 14–12 4–8 1983–84 14–9 4–8 1984–85 13–13 4–8 1985–86 8–17 3–9 1986–87 15–11 5–9 1987–88 12–13 6–8 1988–89 9–16 4–10 1989–90 10–16 7–9 1990–91 13–14 4–12 1991–92 17–9 10–6 1992–93 16–11 10–6 1993–94 11–15 3–13 1994–95 10–16 2–14 1995–96 25–6 12–4 1996–97 14–12 6–12 1997–98 12–15 7–9 1998–99 12–15 6–10 1999–00 6–19 1–17

Year Record Conference 2000–01 5–21 3–15 2001–02 13–15 6–12 2002–03 12–15 7–11 2003–04 14–14 7–11 2004–05 10–17 4–14 2005–06 2–25 0–19 2006–07 7–20 2–17 2007–08 3–24 0–19 2008–09 9–17 4–13 2009–10 7–20 3–15 2010–11 7–18 3–15 2011–12 7–20 6–12 2012–13 7–18 3–15 2013–14 12–15 7–11 2014–15 9–17 2–16 2015–16 8–19 4–14 2016–17 12–14 6–12 2017–18 3–23 1–17 2018–19 5–21 3–15 2019–20 6–20 4–16

Women's

The team shared the GLVC West division regular season title in 2011. It reached the championship game of the NCAA Great Lakes Regional in 2008, losing to eventual national champion Northern Kentucky, then made the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional in 2011. The Miners have played in three NCAA Division II Tournaments, having also been in it in 1996 after winning a share of the MIAA regular season championship.

Head Coach: Kira Carter
Assistant Coach: Van Klohmann

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Jennifer Cordes: 1990
• Jamie Mertens: 1998

Missouri S&T women's basketball records are listed below.

Year Record Conference 1974–75 4–7 N/A 1975–76 3–8 N/A 1976–77 8–8 N/A 1977–78 12–7 N/A 1978–79 15–6 N/A 1979–80 13–8 N/A 1980–81 5–17 N/A 1981–82 7–17 N/A 1982–83 7–16 0–12 1983–84 7–17 4–8

Year Record Conference 1984–85 9–12 3–9 1985–86 6–19 1–11 1986–87 19–8 7–7 1987–88 11–15 5–9 1988–89 16–9 9–5 1989–90 17–11 11–5 1990–91 17–11 9–7 1991–92 14–13 9–7 1992–93 14–13 8–8 1993–94 17–10 8–8

Year Record Conference 1994–95 15–12 9–7 1995–96 21–7 12–4 1996–97 8–18 4–14 1997–98 8–18 2–14 1998–99 10–17 4–12 1999–00 7–20 5–13 2000–01 4–22 1–17 2001–02 2–24 0–18 2002–03 5–20 3–13 2003–04 4–23 0–18

Year Record Conference 2004–05 9–17 3–15 2005–06 17–11 10–9 2006–07 17–11 10–9 2007–08 24–7 15–4 2008–09 16–13 7–10 2009–10 14–14 8–10 2010–11 20–8 14–4 2011–12 18–9 12–6 2012–13 16–12 11–7 2013–14 9–18 5–13

Year Record Conference 2014–15 6–20 2–16 2015–16 8–17 4–14 2016–17 10–16 5–13 2017–18 9–17 4–14 2018–19 9–16 5–13 2019–20 8–19 4–16

Men's

Head Coach: Shaun Meinecke (2017–present)[10]
Assistant Coach: Mary Duerbeck (2017–present)[11]
Conference Championships:

• MIAA: 1958

All-Americans:

• Ben Mulvaney: 1996–97

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Matt Hagen: 1999
• Allen Ernst: 2010
• Tyler Percy: 2016

Women's

Head Coach: Shaun Meinecke (2017–present)[10]
Assistant Coach: Mary Duerbeck (2017–present)[11]

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Kim Finke: 1996
• Kate Hamera: 2003, 2004

Football

Conference affiliations:

• 1935–2005: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
• 2006–2011: Great Lakes Football Conference
• 2012–present: Great Lakes Valley Conference

Head coach: Todd Drury (2019–present)[12]
Home field: Allgood–Bailey Stadium
Uniform colors: Black and Gold (Inception–2007), Green and Gold (2008–present)

Conference championships: 9

• MIAA: 1941 (Co-Champions), 1947, 1949, 1950, 1956 (Co-Champions), 1977 (Co-Champions), 1980, 1983 (Co-Champions)[13]
• GLFC: 2008[14]

All-Americans:

• Ed Kromka: 1941
• Frank Winfield: 1969
• Merle Dillow: 1974
• Bill Grantham: 1980
• Eivind Listerud: 1993
• Cole Drussa: 2003, 2004
• Ashton Gronewold: 2005, 2006, 2007
• Joe Winters: 2006
• Brian Crider, 2009
• Eddie Rascon, 2012
• Chris Emesih, 2013
• Will Brown, 2014
• Deshawn Jones, 2017
• Bo Brooks: 2018
• Roderick Chapman: 2018
• Braxton Graham, 2018
• Tyler Swart, 2018
• Tershawn Wharton, 2018[15]

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Kim Colter: 1972
• Paul Janke: 1980
• Randy Hauser: 1982
• Bob Pressly: 1982
• Tom Reed: 1986
• James Pfeiffer: 1987, 1988
• Mark Diamond: 1991
• Don Huff: 1991, 1992
• Eivind Listerud: 1993
• Brian Gilmore: 1994, 1995, 1996
• Curt Kimmel: 2001, 2002
• Cole Drussa: 2004
• Phil Shin: 2005
• Chad Shockley: 2010
• Brian Peterson: 2012
• Bret Curtis: 2016
• Bo Brooks 2017, 2018
• Landon Compton: 2017
• Deshawn Jones: 2017, 2018, 2019

Missouri S&T football records since 1935 are listed below.[16]

Year Record Conference 1935 1–7 0–5 1936 1–4–2 0–3–2 1937 3–4–1 2–2–1 1938 4–4 3–2 1939 5–4 3–2 1940 3–3–2 2–2–1 1941 4–3–2 3–1–1 1942 3–4 N/A 1943 5–3 N/A 1944 N/A N/A 1945 0–5 N/A 1946 4–3–2 3–1–1 1947 4–3 4–1 1948 4–3–2 2–1–2 1949 6–2 5–0 1950 7–2 4–1 1951 3–5 3–2 1952 3–5 3–2 1953 3–5 2–3 1954 3–5 3–2

Year Record Conference 1955 4–5 2–3 1956 6–3 4–1 1957 5–5 3–2 1958 5–4 4–1 1959 4–4 2–3 1960 0–9 0–5 1961 4–5 3–2 1962 2–7 1–4 1963 2–7 2–3 1964 1–8 1–4 1965 2–7 0–5 1966 3–7 1–4 1967 2–7 0–5 1968 4–5 2–3 1969 7–2 3–2 1970 6–3–1 2–3–1 1971 4–6–1 2–3–1 1972 2–9 1–5 1973 3–6–2 2–3–1 1974 5–5–1 3–2–1

Year Record Conference 1975 1–8–2 1–5 1976 4–6–1 2–4 1977 7–3–1 4–1–1 1978 8–3 4–2 1979 7–3–1 3–3 1980 10–0 6–0 1981 6–3–1 3–1–1 1982 8–3 3–2 1983 8–2 4–1 1984 6–4 2–3 1985 7–3 4–1 1986 5–6 2–3 1987 5–5 2–3 1988 2–8 2–4 1989 1–9 1–9 1990 0–10 0–9 1991 4–6–1 3–5–1 1992 2–9 1–8 1993 3–7 2–7 1994 5–5–1 4–4–1

Year Record Conference 1995 1–9 1–8 1996 3–8 1–8 1997 3–8 2–7 1998 0–11 0–9 1999 0–11 0–9 2000 2–9 0–9 2001 2–9 0–9 2002 0–11 0–9 2003 0–6 0–4 2004 3–8 2–7 2005 7–4 N/A 2006 6–5 2–2 2007 3–8 2–3 2008 7–4 3–1 2009 4–7 N/A 2010 3–8 2–2 2011 6–5 1–0 2012 10–1 7–1 2013 6–5 5–2 2014 4–7 3–5

Year Record Conference 2015 5–5 5–3 2016 5–6 4–4 2017 7–4 5–2 2018 10–2 6–1 2019 7–4 4–3

Golf

Head Coach: Chad Green (2017–present)

In fall 2017, the men's golf program returned to Missouri S&T (absent since 2003) and the Missouri S&T women's golf program was created.[17]

At the end of the 2020–2021 academic year, S&T will discontinue both men's & women's golf programs.

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Mike Finnegan: 2019–20
• Nate Erickson: 2019–20
• Brian Panka: 1996–97

Men's

Head Coach: Rob Cummings

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Chris Shaw: 2003
• Dan Gravlin: 2006
• Trent Doerner: 2011
• Ryan Muich: 2011
• Caleb Collier: 2012
• Adam Stensland: 2012
• Timmy Kenny: 2013
• Ryan Lawhead: 2014, 2015
• David Murphy: 2017

Missouri S&T men's soccer records are listed below.[18]

Year Record Conference 1979 5–2 N/A 1980 10–5–1 N/A 1981 11–7–1 2–1 1982 11–7–3 1–1–1 1983 10–9 1–2 1984 9–5–4 N/A 1985 5–11–1 0–2–1 1986 5–13 1–2 1987 12–7–1 2–3–1 1988 10–8–1 1–4–1

Year Record Conference 1989 9–6–4 N/A 1990 8–10–1 N/A 1991 5–9–3 N/A 1992 7–9 N/A 1993 4–13 N/A 1994 7–9–1 N/A 1995 10–6–3 N/A 1996 9–9–1 N/A 1997 9–8 N/A 1998 13–4 N/A

Year Record Conference 1999 10–6–1 N/A 2000 9–7–1 N/A 2001 10–4–2 N/A 2002 9–5–2 N/A 2003 8–9–2 N/A 2004 7–10 N/A 2005 8–9–3 N/A 2006 9–9–2 7–5–1 2007 6–11–1 3–10 2008 6–9–4 4–4–4

Year Record Conference 2009 7–7–1 7–5–1 2010 11–6–3 9–2–3 2011 10–6–2 8–5–2 2012 8–6–2 7–6–1 2013 8–8–2 7–6–2 2014 8–8–2 7–6–2 2015 10–8–2 9–5–1 2016 10–3–6 9–1–5 2017 8–7–3 6–6–2 2018 3–13–0 3–10–0

Year Record Conference 2019 5–10–2 4–9–2

Women's

Head Coach: Joe McCauley

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Denise McMillan: 2001
• Anna Fink: 2014, 2016

Missouri S&T women's soccer records are listed below.[19]

Year Record Conference 1982 4–5–2 N/A 1983 10–5 N/A 1984 9–8 N/A 1985 6–11 N/A 1986 12–7 N/A 1987 5–8–2 N/A 1988 3–13–1 N/A 1989 5–13 N/A 1990 1–14–2 N/A 1991 1–14–2 N/A

Year Record Conference 1992 7–10–1 N/A 1993 3–14 N/A 1994 12–6–2 N/A 1995 7–11–1 N/A 1996 8–8–2 N/A 1997 15–3–1 N/A 1998 10–7 N/A 1999 10–7–1 3–2 2000 9–8 3–2 2001 4–10–3 3–7–2

Year Record Conference 2002 1–17 1–11 2003 8–9–3 6–5–3 2004 3–13–3 1–10–3 2005 4–12–3 1–10–2 2006 4–13–1 3–8–1 2007 6–12–1 2–10–1 2008 7–8–2 3–7–2 2009 5–9–1 5–8 2010 8–7 8–6 2011 5–9–2 5–9–1

Year Record Conference 2012 6–11 4–11 2013 3–7–5 3–7–5 2014 9–10–1 8–7 2015 1–14–2 0–13–2 2016 4–10–1 4–9–1 2017 2–13–1 2–11–1 2018 4–11–1 3–9–1 2019 6–8–3 6–7–2

Softball

Affiliations:

• 1935–2005: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
• 2006–present: Great Lakes Valley Conference

Head Coach: Cathy Monroe
Assistant Coach: Steve White
Home Field: Missouri S&T Softball Field

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Jenny Crede: 1993
• Christy Deken: 2004
• Kandi Wieberg: 2007, 2008
• Kaylea Smith: 2013

Missouri S&T softball records are listed below.[20]

Year Record Conference 1980 7–9 N/A 1981 8–11 N/A 1982 11–18 N/A 1983 7–16 N/A 1984 7–10 1–5 1985 8–19 1–5 1986 5–21 1–11 1987 12–14 3–4 1988 27–12 9–3 1989 18–18 3–7

Year Record Conference 1990 26–11 6–4 1991 21–20 4–6 1992 24–24 5–5 1993 22–19 3–7 1994 26–21 6–5 1995 24–25 4–12 1996 29–21 6–10 1997 30–20 5–9 1998 21–18 5–13 1999 11–28 6–12

Year Record Conference 2000 16–37 5–13 2001 23–33 6–12 2002 13–33 4–14 2003 19–26 7–11 2004 N/A N/A 2005 33–25 11–7 2006 33–10 13–7 2007 29–18 13–9 2008 26–21 17–9 2009 21–28 10–12

Year Record Conference 2010 27–23 16–12 2011 13–29 8–16 2012 15–38 12–24 2013 13–25 12–20 2014 14–33 9–25 2015 11–28 8–22 2016 16–35 6–24 2017 22–31 14–16 2018 27–27 14–14 2019 15–33 9–17

Year Record Conference 2020 3–13 N/A

Swimming

Head Coach: Doug Grooms
National Finishes: 1998–2013

• 1997–1998: 3rd
• 1998–1999: 7th
• 1999–2000: 6th
• 2000–2001: 5th
• 2001–2002: 5th
• 2002–2003: 13th
• 2003–2004: 9th
• 2004–2005: 6th
• 2005–2006: 7th
• 2006–2007: 4th
• 2007–2008: 2nd
• 2008–2009: 3rd
• 2009–2010: 8th
• 2010–2011: 9th
• 2011–2012: 24th
• 2012–2013: 14th
• 2013--2014: 11th
• 2014--2015: 16th
• 2015--2016: 13th
• 2016--2017: 14th
• 2017--2018: 13th
• 2018--2019: 6th
• 2019--2020: 9th

Conference Championships: 1998–2013

• 1998–1999: Mideast Regional Champions
• 2000–2001: Central States Champions
• 2006–2007: New South Champions
• 2007–2008: New South Champions
• 2008–2009: New South Champions
• 2009–2010: New South Champions
• 2010–2011: New South Champions
• 2011–2012: New South Champions
• 2012–2013: New South Champions

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Jack Pennuto: 2003, 2004
• Bill Gaul: 2005, 2006, 2007
• Andy Shelley: 2006, 2007
• David Calcara: 2008
• Mark Chamberlain: 2008
• Andrew Schranck: 2013
• Keith Sponsler: 2014, 2015, 2016
• Miguel Chavez: 2016
• Stuart Mossop: 2017, 2018
• Tim Samuelsen: 2018, 2020

Men's

Head Coach: Shaun Meinecke (2017–present)[10]
Assistant Coach: Mary Duerbeck (2017–present)[11]
Conference Championships – Indoor:

• MIAA: 1948
• GLVC: 2009, 2020

Conference Championships – Outdoor:

• GLVC: 2009, 2014, 2015, 2018

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Matt Hagen: 1999
• Jordan Henry: 2008, 2009
• Allen Ernst: 2010
• Dan Hellwig: 2012
• Adriel Hawkins: 2014
• Joe Vellella: 2014
• Tyler Percy: 2016
• Lucas Rosenbaum: 2018

Women's

Head Coach: Shaun Meinecke (2017–present)[10]
Assistant Coach: Mary Duerbeck (2017–present)[11]

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Kim Finke: 1996
• Kate Hamera: 2003, 2004
• Becca Kueny: 2006, 2007
• Mary Ann Bradshaw: 2014
• Taylor Cipicchio: 2014
• Katlyn Meier: 2015

Volleyball

Affiliations:

• Great Lakes Valley Conference: 2007–present

Head Coach: Andy Halaz (2018–present)[21]
Assistant Coach: TBA
Home Court: Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building
Uniform colors: Black and Gold (2007), Green and Gold (2008–present)

Conference Championships:

• GLVC: 2011 (West)
• GLVC: 2012 (West)

Academic All-Americans:[6]

• Jennifer Costello: 2011, 2012
• Hayley Wright: 2013
• Krista Haslag: 2015
• Lauren Flowers: 2017

Missouri S&T volleyball records are listed below.[22]

Year Record Conference 2007 3–31 2–17 2008 6–27 3–14 2009 10–27 5–9 2010 14–13 7–7 2011 24–10 15–3

Year Record Conference 2012 20–13 15–3 2013 15–17 10–8 2014 18–14 12–6 2015 22–11 13–5 2016 11–19 6–12

Year Record Conference 2017 10–21 3–15 2018 15–15 7–11 2019 21–10 8–7

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External links

• Official website