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Jordan King

Men's Basketball

Jordan King (G, 6-0, 180, Jr., Arlington, S.D./Arlington HS) led an NSU comeback effort against the University of Mary with a career-high 16 points on Saturday despite playing just 17 minutes of the game. King drained four of eight 3-point attempts, including several late treys to keep the Wolves in contention. He was also a perfect 4-for-4 from the free throw line while dishing out five assists and coming up with one of the team’s three steals.

Emily Becken

Women's Basketball

Emily Becken notched her first double-double of the season with a 17-point, 11-assist effort in the Wolves' 76-65 win over the University of Mary. Becken was one of four Wolves in double figures in scoring and one of three players to notch a double-double, marking the first time that has happened this season. NSU has now won four straight games.

Jodi Reinscmidt had seven rebounds and four steals for the Wolves Saturday.

Wolves Open Up 2008-2009 Campaign at Colorado School of Mines Tourney

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11/15/2008 10:52:08 PM

GOLDEN, Colo. – The Northern State University women’s basketball team got the 2008-2009 season up-and-running Saturday at the Colorado School of Mines tournament in Golden, Colorado. The Wolves fell to the host school by a score of 61-48.

BOX SCORE

As a team the Wolves shot 31.6% from the field on 18-57 shooting including 2-16 (12.5%) from three-point land. They also went 10-25 (40%) from the charity-stripe. They were also out-rebounded 45-31 in the low-scoring tilt. Northern only had 18 turnovers compared to the host team’s 24, but the rim gremlins got the better of the Wolves as Mines shot 43% from the field in the win.

The Wolves were led by sophomore Krista Rabenberg and newcomers Jenna Higgins and Mikayla Barondeau in the scoring department as each recorded nine points a piece. Jodi Reinschmidt led the Wolves on the boards with three offensive and four defensive rebounds for a total of seven on the night, and she also had four of the team’s ten steals.

Coach Fredrickson and the team will finish out the tournament tomorrow against Colorado Christian with a start time slated for 2:00 p.m. (Mountain Time).

**GO WOLVES**