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3.16.2010 | MIAC
The MIAC Weekly Notebook is published each week of the MIAC sports season and recaps the exciting results, top upcoming contests, and best story lines of the past week of MIAC action.
3.18.2010 | Baseball
Macalester senior James Murrey has been named NCAA Division III Pitcher of the Week, as selected by a panel of D-III members of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA).
3.18.2010 | Women's Hockey
St. Catherine junior forward Michaela Michaelson has been named one of the five finalists for the 2009-2010 Laura Hurd National Player of the Year Award.
3.16.2010 | Women's Hockey
The Gustavus women’s hockey team has been selected to host the 2010 NCAA Division III Championship this Friday and Saturday at Don Roberts Ice Rink.
3.15.2010 | Women's Indoor Track & Field, Men's Indoor Track & Field
The MIAC had 11 individuals earn 13 All-American honors along with three All-America Relay Teams awarded at the Division III Indoor Championships.
3.15.2010 | Women's Hockey
Jill Pohtilla, who coached the Augsburg College women’s hockey team through the first 15 years of its existence, has announced her resignation, college officials announced on Monday.
3.13.2010 | Women's Indoor Track & Field
For the second time in three years, senior Marie Borner has the distinct honor of being the national champion in the indoor mile run.
3.13.2010 | Men's Indoor Track & Field
St. Olaf senior John Schantzen won shot put with a school record 17.37-meter effort at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships on Saturday afternoon.
3.12.2010 | Women's Indoor Track & Field
The St. Thomas women's distance-medley relay team stormed to the NCAA Division III title Friday evening at the national championship meet in Greencastle, Ind.
3.10.2010 | Women's Swimming & Diving, Men's Swimming & Diving
The psych sheets for the 2010 NCAA Division III Swimming & Championships have been released with a strong contingent from the MIAC.
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Women's Tennis
3/20/2010
8 a.m.
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Hamline
at St. Catherine
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Baseball
3/20/2010
9 a.m.
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Lakeland
vs Bethel
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Softball
3/20/2010
9 a.m.
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New Paltz
vs Macalester
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Women's Tennis
3/20/2010
9 a.m.
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UW-Eau Claire
at Saint Benedict
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Softball
3/20/2010
9:30 a.m.
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Babson
vs Bethel
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Women's Tennis
3/20/2010
9:30 a.m.
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Southwest Minnesota State
at Gustavus
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Men's Tennis
3/19/2010
TBA
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North Central
at Saint Mary's
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0
9
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Women's Tennis
3/19/2010
TBA
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North Central
at Saint Mary's
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0
9
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Baseball
3/19/2010
8 p.m.
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UW-La Crosse
vs Concordia
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5
6
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Baseball
3/19/2010
8 p.m.
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UW-La Crosse
vs Concordia
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4
1
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Women's Hockey
3/19/2010
7 p.m.
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Amherst
at Gustavus
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0
4
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Women's Tennis
3/19/2010
5:30 p.m.
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Concordia
at Bemdiji State
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7
2
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Softball
3/19/2010
5:30 p.m.
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St. Michael's
vs Bethel
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4
8
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Sat, Mar. 20, 2010
Women's Tennis
Hamline 3
at St. Catherine 6
Women's Golf
Carleton 8 a.m.
at Jekyll Island Invitational
Women's Tennis
UW-Eau Claire 9 a.m.
at Saint Benedict
Baseball
Lakeland 5
vs Bethel 1
Softball
New Paltz 9 a.m.
vs Macalester
Softball
Babson 3
vs Bethel 1
Women's Tennis
Southwest Minnesota State 9:30 a.m.
at Gustavus
Women's Swimming & Diving
NCAA DIII Championships 11 a.m.
vs Carleton
Men's Swimming & Diving
NCAA DIII Championships 11 a.m.
vs St. Thomas
Men's Swimming & Diving
NCAA DIII Championships 11 a.m.
vs Carleton
Men's Swimming & Diving
NCAA DIII Championships
vs Saint John's
Women's Swimming & Diving
NCAA DIII Championships 11 a.m.
vs St. Thomas
Women's Swimming & Diving
NCAA DIII Championships 11 a.m.
vs Gustavus
Men's Swimming & Diving
NCAA DIII Championships 11 a.m.
vs Gustavus
Men's Swimming & Diving
NCAA DIII Championships 11 a.m.
vs St. Olaf
Softball
UW-Whitewater 8
vs Bethel 2
Softball
UW-Superior 1 p.m.
vs Macalester
Men's Tennis
St. Cloud State 1:30 p.m.
at Gustavus
Women's Tennis
Gustavus 1:30 p.m.
at St. Olaf
Women's Tennis
St. Cloud State 2 p.m.
at Gustavus
Baseball
Keene State 3 p.m.
vs Carleton
Softball
Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham 3:30 p.m.
vs Carleton
Women's Hockey
Elmira 3:30 p.m.
at Gustavus
Softball
Cal State-San Marcos 4 p.m.
vs Saint Mary's
Baseball
Wartburg 5 p.m.
vs Concordia
Women's Tennis
UW-Eau Claire 5 p.m.
at St. Catherine
Softball
Western Connecticut State 7:30 p.m.
vs Carleton
Softball
Chapman 8 p.m.
vs Saint Mary's
Baseball
Carthage 9:45 p.m.
at St. Thomas
Softball
TBA TBA
vs St. Olaf
Men's Tennis
Otterbein TBD
vs Bethel
Women's Tennis
Otterbein TBD
vs Bethel
March 16, 2010 - New York Times
February 27, 2010 - KARE 11
February 26, 2010 - MinnPost.com
February 25, 2010 - USCHO
Did You Know...
The MIAC competes at the NCAA Division III level
The MIAC competes at the NCAA Division III level
Saint John's head football coach John Gagliardi begins his record 61th season as a collegiate head football coach in 2009. The winningest coach in college football history, Gagliardi currently owns a 462-125-11 (.782) collegiate career record.
Saint John's head football coach John Gagliardi begins his record 61th season as a collegiate head football coach in 2009. The winningest coach in college football history, Gagliardi currently owns a 462-125-11 (.782) collegiate career record.
A charter member of the National Football League (NFL) Hall of Fame, John “Blood” McNally attended Saint John’s from 1920-23. McNally played in the NFL for 14 seasons and won four championships with the Green Bay Packers from 1929-36.
A charter member of the National Football League (NFL) Hall of Fame, John “Blood” McNally attended Saint John’s from 1920-23. McNally played in the NFL for 14 seasons and won four championships with the Green Bay Packers from 1929-36.
Saint Mary's teams have won 34 MIAC championships - led by baseball’s 13.
Saint Mary's teams have won 34 MIAC championships - led by baseball’s 13.
Some of the unique nicknames in the MIAC include the Auggies, Gusties, Johnnies, Oles, Tommies, Cobbers, and Pipers.
Some of the unique nicknames in the MIAC include the Auggies, Gusties, Johnnies, Oles, Tommies, Cobbers, and Pipers.
Augsburg alumnus and former Univ. of Arizona men's basketball head coach Lute Olson is a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Augsburg alumnus and former Univ. of Arizona men's basketball head coach Lute Olson is a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Kofi Annan – former Secretary General of the United Nations and Nobel Prize recipient in 2001, was among Macalester’s top track sprinters in the early Sixties.
Kofi Annan – former Secretary General of the United Nations and Nobel Prize recipient in 2001, was among Macalester’s top track sprinters in the early Sixties.
Over 25% of the Saint Mary's students compete in intercollegiate athletics
Over 25% of the Saint Mary's students
compete in intercollegiate athletics
In 1997, the MIAC was given over $400,000 in grant money from the USOC to establish varsity women's hockey in the conference.
In 1997, the MIAC was given over $400,000 in grant money from the USOC to establish varsity women's hockey in the conference.
Over 6,000 student-athletes compete in the MIAC each year.
Over 6,000 student-athletes compete in the MIAC each year.
Saint Mary's won the 2000 NCAA Division III Fastpitch Softball national championship.
Saint Mary's won the 2000 NCAA Division III Fastpitch Softball national championship.
The MIAC sponsors 22 championship sports.
The MIAC sponsors 22 championship sports.
MIAC student-athletes compete without the benefit of athletic aid or scholarships.
MIAC student-athletes compete without the benefit of athletic aid or scholarships.
Over 70% of all student-athletes competing in the MIAC are products of Minnesota high schools.
Over 70% of all student-athletes competing in the MIAC are products of Minnesota high schools.
The MIAC has 13 member institutions.
The MIAC has 13 member institutions.
The MIAC was founded in 1920
The MIAC was founded in 1920
Devean George, Augsburg basketball, became the first Division III player ever selected in the first round of the NBA Draft and went on to win three NBA titles with the Los Angeles Lakers.
Devean George, Augsburg basketball, became the first Division III player ever selected in the first round of the NBA Draft and went on to win three NBA titles with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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